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

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HONORS Susan Baldwin Andrea Townsend was a finalist in the 1975 Miss Georgia Teen- ager Pageant which was held at the Grand Opera House in Ma- con. Susan Baldwin was voted by her fellow contestants Miss Congeniality in the Athens Junior Miss Pageant. The pag- eant was held in the Clarke Central Auditorium on December 11. Marianne Brunner is a foreign exchange student from Dijon, France, She is a senior and a member of the swim team both here and in France. We, at Cedar Shoals, hope that Marianne enjoyed her stay with us and that she will re- member us. NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS Keith Kent, Lorraine Smith, San- dra Mullen, Russell Pomeroy, and John Tyler, pictured left were chosen as National Merit Semi- Finalists because of their high scores on the PSAT taken during their junior year. Each of these students submitted the informa- tion needed for consideration in Merit Finalist Scholarship Com- petition.

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HONORS Van Epperson received a plaque as Best Actor while competing in a tournament in Americus. The play was The Patient in Ward B The GHP Is a summer learning experience for 400 of Georgia ' s Academically and Artistically talented juniors and seniors. The program is held for six weeks during June and July at Wesleyan College in Macon, Every fall over 1600 students are nominated by their teachers and selected by school personnel to be their County ' s semi-finalists in academic or fine arts. To qualify, a student must have an A Average in his area of nom- ination and must have other qualifications. During their summer in Macon, students participate in small- group learning experiences and individual studies with talented faculty members from all over Georgia and outside the state as well. Although GHP students work hard, they have a great time and establish relationships with other students and teachers that last long after they have returned home. Pam Stallings was chosen as the recipient of the annual DAR Good Citizen Award from the four senior girls who were nominated by the faculty, the other nominees were Cheryl Hopkins, Judy Lar- sen, and Carol Jeanne Meal. The criteria for selection are: depen- dability, service, palriatism, leadership, and other qualities of good citizenship. Pam was also selected the county winner and was one of the other ninety-nine girls from Georgia competing for a scholarship. Celta Head received a plaque as runner-up for Best Actress in the play The Patient in Ward B in the Debate Tournament in Americus, Pictured right: Barbara Armstrong, Hope Golembiewski, Mary Cross- ley, Mark Gonzales, Lorraine Smith, Max Steuer, Beth LaRoc- ca, Kyle Brown, and Mary McAI- ister. .Q, a f l ' l! ' 25

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COLUMBUS Columbus is a group that originated in Columbus Ohio. The group perform- ed for the student body during an assembly. There was also a concert held that night in the auditori- um. The concert was a big success and everyone that went enjoyed them- selves very much. 27