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

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Many articles can be acquired m CCHS ' s lag Shoppe for school and personal purposes. Student stops to admire Honda Bike in display window. Ricky Bradshaw Robin Bradshaw Steve Brooks )oel Bufford Elaine Burkhalter Tonly Caldwell Priscilla Carey Chap Cook Diane Drewry Freddie Dulaney Donny Evans Phil Evans Ronny Evans Steve Finnerty Pete Foster Dennis Frye Stan Fuller Stephen Gibson Mike Creenway Debbie Gunter Lielie Howard Polly lones Daphne Jordan ■.SU. ■ ilUtttAi-

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FFA Mr. Dale Bennett- David Blackman Clyde Brannen Kelly Brown Debbie Colville lames Duttweiler Paul Escarroz Mark Frost Jessica Harter Tom McCormack Amy Rosin Chuck Townend Ellen Trieb The Hotliculture department is still a new interest at Cedar Shoals and has plans for expansion in the future. Projects such as building the court yards around the building. Students learn the different varieties of plants along with their care and preserva- tion. Another aspect of the Horticulture Dept. is the flower arrangement class. In this class they not only learn the art of flower arranging, but also provide a service for many groups throughout the school. They have undertaken such projects as making arrangments for sports banquets, corsages for homecoming and beauty re- view. Flower displays also were created for the D.E. banquet. Standing beside her award winning window, )anet Yoder, displays pride in her artistic ability. Students use their imagination to create metal figures. admiring his creation for Christmas, Virgel Stevens thinks of the real meaning of Christmas. V o c A T I O N A L

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= ' 1 Carolyn Kelly Michelle Lay Benjie Lord Debbie McElhannon Sal Merola Bruce Muckle Jeanne Nash Diane Porterfield Christeen Raines Karen Reynolds Betty Rice Ivery Rittenberry Ricky Seagraves Sherry Senclair Bill Smith David Smith Vickie Tanksley Debbie Townsend Doug Whitehead Wanda Williamson Ricky Witcher Terry Yarbough Helping out in rush hour— Mr. Adams sells books to student who procrastinated until the last hours left to read the book. DECA IS SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT won 4th place in the Athens Fair Exhibits. I want some certs, Give me a box of cough drops. How much is that ring? This is heard in a normal day in the Jag Shoppe. It is the school store run by D.E. students in the D.E.C.A. club. It was started at the beginning of the school year, next door to the D.E. room. It is supplied with books needed for classes, jewelry, records, jackets, and shirts. The D.E. students were quite busy this year improving the Distributive Education department of the school. The members created a display win- dow to learn how design and adver- tising is accomplished in actual store- windows. The students had a toy drive in collaboration with Clarke Central for the needy children of Athens. They also showed improve ment by placing 4th in the Athens Fair with their exhibit. Along with their money making projects of the jag Shoppe, selling Jag Plaques, they ran a concession stand during the basket- ball games. The officers for this year are Terry Yarbough-President, David Smith- Vice-President, Diane Porterfield- Secretary, Debbie Townsend-Trea- surer, Ronny Evans-Parliamentarian. Their advisor, Mr. Jerry Adams, put many long and laborous hours into making the D.E. department what it is.