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

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CROSS COUNTRY TEAM HAS ANOTHER GREAT SEASON The second edition of the Cedar Shoals Cross Country team repre- sented the school well. They contin- ued the tradition of never having lost a dual meet in the school ' s history. The Cross Country team as is the en- tire Jaguar sports program is fast building a statewide reputation. The Cross Country team won all eighteen „4 ♦u„;, ..-,1 ,„„„» TU„. ., „ •„ •„. Team Picture: first row: )eff Blanl enship, Bill or their dual meets. They came in first □ j r-u i □ u □ . □ did ' Bowden, Chuck Bixby, Brent Box, Russel Bu- in the following: West Georgia In- chanon, Steve Walker, Rabun Neal. second vitational. Berry Invitational, and For- row: Assistant Coach, Wesley Grice, Chip Kassi- est Park Invitational. They were also ' ' f ° , ' , l Bixby, David Hegwood ' John Tyler, Bill Tummings. third row: Coach runners up in the Region 8-AAA Max Mayo, )ohn McCuire, Mike Pratt, Rick tournament. Freeman, Cabell Greenwood, Johnny Jones.

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U2 i U z LU DRAMA CLUB Who has make-up stick number 7? . . . Where ' s my costume? . . . I ' ve got to go over my lines again . . . Somebody give me the cues . . . How ' s the house look? . . . Some- body had better run a prop-check These and a multitude of other hur- ried, last-minute statements fly through the air as the Cedar Shoals Drama Club prepares for yet another performance of Crawling Arnold, Harvey, or their spring production. These productions were enthusi- astically greeted by all audiences. Crawling Arnold was so well received that it placed first in the Region -AAA one-act play tournament and was a stiff competitor in the State event. The public raved about Harvey, and the spring production was a huge success. The successes of these productions was due to the extraordinarily large amount of work put into each play. Elaborate sets, elegant costumes, and fantastic acting and direction all con- tributed to the high quality of the pro- ductions, along with an intense desire to give audiences from all over the state a moment of pleasure.