Cedar Shoals High School - Mirari Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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SOPHOMORES WERE ENRICHED THROUGH NEW ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Many people began to feel more like they had a place in the school as they reached a grade that enabled them to participate in many activities this year. They learn that teachers treat them with less authority, and help to en- courage their independence as they get closer to graduation. Sophomores become eligible tor activities ranging from participation in Horticulture classes to i-ving out for the drill team. Kim Brumby, CheyrI Jackson, and Michelle Lay pay close attention in one of the many classes offered at Cedar Shoals. Patty Robins Danny Rogers Ricardo Rogers Doug Roig )ane Rutledge Richard Saye Steve Schmidt Bill Scholz Sheila Schroeder Evonne Self Kim Sellers Robin Sexton lohnnie Shaw Laura Shearron Vicky Shelton Greg Silvey Fran Singleton Cathy Slappy Lyn Sloan Arlene Smith Bill Smith Ellen Smith Lorraine Smith Ricky Smith Roger Spencer Jimmy Stanley John Stephenson Ellis Stevens Dorothy Stewart Geneva Taylor 179

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SOPHOMORES LEARN OF OTHER CULTURES THROUGH FOREIGN LANGUAGES Johnny Newkirk Nancy Nevels Theresa Nixon Brad Norton Siobhan O ' Brien Teresa Ondracek It is often during a student ' s soph- omore year he begins to realize there are many cultures which differ greatly from his own. The study of foreign languages increases the student ' s awareness of other country ' s ways of life. French, Spanish, German, and Latin classes are filled with students inter- ested in these foriegn lands. Trips to other countries are experiences aval able to students studying a foreign language. Vivian Sherrer sutdies hurriedly before the bell rings to end class. Alisa Palmer Gary Pardue Mark Parker Walter Payne Audrey Piefer Stan Petty Pam Pierce Kenneth Pilcher Pegeen Pilon Lori Powell Ricky Prather Jeff Pyburn Patti Rah If s Phyllis Raines Greg Reeves John Rives Karen Roberts Bill Robbins 178

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THE SOPHOMORE ' S CONTRIBUTION The sophomores have contributed to many things as Cedar Shoals. There are quite a few who play basketball, football, soccer, and many other sports. Sometimes at the pep ral- lies the sophomores do not seem to have much spirit, but when you go to a game, you find many sophomores yelling their heads off along with the other classes. I have to agree that the seniors have the most spirit, but the sophomores aren ' t too far behind! James Jones, Kent Davis, and Fred Wright jol e around in the halls before attending class. Cathy Teare Scott Terrill Rodney Thomas Gina Thompson Steven Thompson Cathy Thurmond David Tinga Peggy Totter Andrea Townsend Charles Turner Suzanne Tyner Julie Ulmer Peggy Wagner Ricky Wagner Bobby Walker Greg Walker Debbie Weathersbee Winston Westbrook Stephen Whitner Kevin Whitworth David Wildman Marie Williams Tommy Williams Nancy Willis Melvin Willoughby Billy Wilson Donna Wood Mike Yoder Christine Youngblood Caroline Ziemke