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

Page 54 text:

MIRARI STAFF The MIRARI staff strated organizing their plans for the yearbook during the summer. The editor, J. J. Onofrio, and headphotographer Keith Heard attended a yearbook workshop camp in Hen- dersenville. North Carolina. They returned with many new ideas that proved to be helpful with the organization of the yearbook. The staff also acquired a darkroom this summer, which was set up by Keith heard. Members of the staff sold ads to cover the yearbooks ' expenses from July until October to Athens businessmen. The yearbook, however; wasn ' t the only project the staff was in- volved with this year. Homecoming, the beauty review, and who ' s- who ' s were events sponsored by the staff. Until the final mailing, the MIRARI staff worked untold hours at night, after school, and on Saturday ' s to assemble the book. Work- ing behind the scenes as hard as anyone was the MIRARI sponser, Mrs. Joyce Varn. Along with the frustrations, disappointments, and hopeless mo- ments members of the staff experience, there were also many re- warding ones, but their highlight of the year is the arrival of the MI- RARI. The staff has its first look at the book at a party which takes place the night before distribution. Early the next morning, staff members are at the school unloading the books and preparing them for delivery to the students.

Page 53 text:

INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY The International Thespian Society is an honorary organization estab- lished to recognize the accomplish- ments of high school actors and to further advance departments of the- ater and drama on the secondary- school level. Cedar Shoals is fortunate to have a chapter of this International organiza- tion. Only in its second y ear, the Ce- dar Shoals Thespian troupe has al- ready gained state-wide recognition by co-hosting the state convention and presenting Harvey to the Thes- pian troupes that attended. Under the direction of Miss Betsy Manley, the troupe has established a reputation for excellence far above that of most high school dramatic societies. Per- haps this is because they believe in the Thespian motto, Act well your part; there all the honor lies. VAN EPPERSON TAKES a peek at little Willie while others carry on a nonsensical conversation. DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS from the cast of Crawling Arnold fake time out for a picture. RUSHING THROUGH LAST-MINUTE prepara- tions, Drama Club Members ready themselves for a production. Drama Club Members; Gary Pitts, Brenda Monroe, Crew Kinnard, Jes- sica Feldman, Margaret Teare, Audrey Peifer, Valerie )ones, Liz Roberts, Alan Allinger, Seya Dyer, Van Epperson, Phil Edwards, Siobhan O ' Brien, Bill Smith, Cathy Teare, Bonnie Branneu, Kim Crowther, Kenneth Dawson, Elena Dakazes, Carolyn Isler, Yirorn Johnson, |oe Lewis, Kerry Olsen, Mona Wilson, Jodye Erwin, Dee Dee Clute, Anndra Gorden, Celta Head, Celesta Bernstein, Steven Hodge, Dini Honegberg.

Page 55 text:

Shirley Kennedy Sophomore Class Editor M ii Trisha Golden Military Editor The Mirari Staff Photographers are (left to right) Eddie Cooper, Cris Quinn, Jimmy Floyd, and Mark Gibson, (not pictured) Danny Connally The 1974 Mirari Staff (top row, left to right) Kathy Copas, Sports Editor; |ohn Blakeman, As- sit. Editor; )anet Robertson and Delta Stewart, Organization Editors; (middle row) Dale McAllister and Lessa Robison, Business-Man- agers, Trisa Colvin, Copy Editor; Joyce Sansing, Senior Class Editor; Judy Larsen, Junior Class Editor; (bottom row) Terri Onofrio, Freshman Class Editor; Fran Singleton— Assit. Faculty and Vocational Editor; Robin Bruce, Ree Albe; and Carolyn Kennedy, Activities Editors Mrs. Joyce Varn, Staff Advisor J.J. Onofrio, Edi- tor and Keith Heard, Head Photographer