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

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m B H m i H i H i 1 V Mb ' ' ' R y ¥■ ' ' 1 ' x H H ' - ■ BETA CLUB The Beta Club is a non-profit, leadership-service or- ganization for high school students of high academic ability. Under the direction of Lynn Hunsucker and Jack Carter, the Beta Club has thrived as a special honor bestowed on students with high grade aver- ages, and members have spent this past year oganiz- ing several projects. Wishing to contribute to the erection of a marker in front of Cedar Shoals, the Beta Club sponsored a bake sale and a Boys ' Beauty Review. The Boys ' Beauty Review, which was a huge suc- cess, was composed of guys willing to vie for the judges ' approval as the prettiest beauty in the school. Dressing up and cutting up were the key factors that night. Due to the hard work put into it, the Boys ' Beauty Review should become an annual event as well as one which helped in a worthy cause. 1. Albea, Alice Marie 2. Andress, Susan 3. Armstrong, Barbara 4. Arnold, Leslie 5. Baldwin, Susan 6. Blankenship, )eff 7. Bowden, Elaine 8. Bradley, Allen Neal 9. Braucher, Charles, Jr. 10. Broussard, Charles 11. Brown, Kyle 12. Buchanon, Debbie 13. Buckley, Rhonda 14.. Carson, Marguerite 15. Chin, Jean 16. Christopher, Waymon 17. Clement, Brad Mark 18. Coleman, Barbi 19. Coleman, Benny 20. Crowley, Jackie 21. Dyson, John 22. Edwards, Phil 23. Fabris, jon Michael 24. Flanders, Nancy 25. Flournoy, Barbara 26. Fowler, Steve 27. Fuller, David 28. Hardeman, Barry 29. Harwood, David D. 30. Head, Celta 31. Hill, Sybil 32. Hodge, Bruce 33. Hoyt, Peter 34. Hughes, Rhonda 35. Jones, Rosemary 36. Larsen, Judy 37. Lee, John 38. Lester, Marcia 39. Lewis, Craig 40. Linder, David 41. Ljungdahl, Peter 42. McCoy, Molly 43. McElhannon, Rembert 44. McKillip, David William 45. Melson, Carol 46. Miller, Suzanne 47. Mullen, Dawn 48. Mullen, Sandra 49. Neal, Carol Jeanne 50. Penny, Jason 51. Pierce, Pamela Jean 52. Pope, Julie 53. Pyburn, Jeff 54. Robbins, William C. 55. Robertson, Janet 56. Robins, Patty Sue 57. Robinson, Carolyn 58. Robinson, Leesa 59. Sansing, Joyce 60. Stallings, Dawn 61. Stallings, Pam 62. Teare, Catherine 63. Towner, Janet 64. Tyler, John 65. Vollmer, Robin 66. Westbrook, Bobby 67. Wilson, Carole 68. Wilson, Peggy 69. Wood, Rhonda

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EXCALIBUR Co-editors Gary W. Pitts, Robert Armstrong Managing Editor Cheryl Harris Assistant Managing Editor A. Van Epperson News Editor Barbara Brown Feature Editor Leslie Compton Sports Editor Brad Bradshaw Assistant Sports Editors Billy Arnold Harry Griffith Copy Editors Joan Robertson, Paul Dorsey Literary Editor Beth Anderson Business Manager Elena Dekazos Advertising Manager Nila Clark Circulation Manager Robyn Agee Photographers A. Van Epperson Robert Armstrong Reporters: Walter Allen, Andrea Bradford, Rusty Cal- houn, Lydia Compton, Pennie Cook, Ben Cooper, Stan Fuller, Sheryl Hames, Scott Lago, Allyson Marley, William Ondic, Alan Ott, Michael Payne, David Thomson, Wes- ley Tiller, and Nancy Towner. Advisor Paul Burnette THIS SIGN CAN be seen in the Excalibur staff- room as a forewarning from the Editor. MISS (OR RATHER Mr.) Frank Colley can be . seen striking a pose before going on stage at j the Boys ' Beauty Review. fl f9

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NTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club has been formed to bring foreign language stu- dents together for common interests and purposes and to help elicit more interest in foreign languages and cul- tures. The club has one president, one secretary-treasurer, and four vice presidents, one from each of the lan- guages taught here at Cedar Shoals which are French, German, Spanish, and Latin. The sponsors consist of all the foreign language teachers: Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Bazaco, Mrs. Nunnally, and Mr. Howell. The club meets every other Tues- day in the afternoon and has a mem- bership of 50 students. The meetings have included a talk from our Norwe- gian exchange student Egil Fors; and Brian Wells, who is a former AFS Stu- dent in Italy, presented a program. A slide presentation of Mexico was also given by Mrs. Bazaco. A Christmas banquet was held on December 13 at the Parthenon Clubhouse. Cuisine from all the different countries was enjoyed by those present. Many stu- dents took advantage of the indoor, heated pool, and the finale was the breaking of the pinate. There are many plans for the re- maining part of the year. A big Inter- national Week is being planned in which the students will wear repre- sentative costumes of the countries where the language they are taking is spoken. Plans for skits and a fair are also being planned. Other programs which will be included in the remain- ing meetings are some full-length fea- ture films and field trips. SMILING MONA WILSON enjoys the refresh- ments at the Christmas party which was held at the Parthenon Clubhouse.