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

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CHESS THE CHESS CLUB When you ' re trying to locate somebody who happens to be a member of the chess club, your best bet would be to check the library. Members oftentimes spend hours there, practicing their skills and perfecting their chess game. The club sponsors several intra-school chess tourna- ments, as well as matches with other area high school chess players. In the past, they have had such notable foes as Oconee County and Clarke Central High Schools. More tournaments, with these and other area schools are planned for the future. (Seated L-R) - Mike Thomas, John Entrekin, Tommy Aaron, Tom Algeo, Mike Logue; (Standing L-R) - Thomas Cook, Stephen Thompson, Randy Buf- ford, Tom McCrary, Isaac WoodaM, David Turner, (Not pictured) - Saul Honigberg. Sponsor is Mrs. Jessie Ecken- rode. ALLIED MEDICAL CAREERS The Allied Medical Careers Club Students who are think- ing of any type of medical career have a chance to learn about them. Activities in- clude visits to places where people work in health related jobs and speakers who are invited to the meetings. Front Row - Left to Right Mark Park- er, Steve Scott, Wi M Rice, Jim Gibson, Richard Mullan; Bottom Row Left to Right Jeanette Dyer, Karen Holloman, Candy Pendergrass, Cheryl Smith, Dwan Blum, Lisa Harreli, Beth Bo- land, Linda Johnson, Faith K. Brown, sponsor 192

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Council ' s goal is to strength- en the school, both within the student body and the community. This year, the council adoped a new constitution and organized the first homecoming parade. Further projects were planned for the remainder of the year. The Student Council officers: Floretta Bazzell, Treasurer; Becky Box, Sec- retary; Mark Kooyman, Vice President; Wendy Wheeler, President. Mr. Nelson, Advisor, during an unusual moment of solitude. K:- :- ' 4=JL The Student Government members: Kneeling: L-R, Floretta Bazell, (Trea- surer), Becky Box, (Secretary), Mark Kooyman, (V. President), and Wendy Wheeler, (President). Second Row: L-R, Deborah Day, Kathy Martin, Suzanne Shealy, Tara Thomas, Pat Zappalo, Elizabeth Bircher, Patricia Bolds. standing: Anne Woelensky, and Gary Nelson, (Advisors), Jan Hawk, Mark Frost, Teresa Raines, Dorthy Stewart, Stanley Petty, Back Row: Kevin Reynolds, David Ike, Alfred Jackson, Ricky Smith, Dexter Hunter. Not Pictured: Diane Ledet, Beth Larson. J91

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ROTC ,i V »» - »(» ls .«Sl« ' $k ' ' miem f - Army ROTC Scholarships provide financial assistance for the educa- tion and training of young men and women who desire to pursue careers as commissioned officers in the Army after graduation from college. Students may pursue any course of study leading to a baccalaureate degree and engage in any extracur- ricular activities that do not inter- fere with their military science requirements. They will take the prescribed military science courses and attend camp. Upon successful completion of mili- tary science and baccalaureate de- gree requirements, scholarship ca- dets will be commissioned as either a Regular Army or Reserve second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. F Sgt. Owensby M Sgt. Gregory