Clarkston High School - Angora Yearbook (Clarkston, GA)

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1 g f f ' my 1 an Aw I an if , if KF- ' ff - 5,4 A I Q . 5 941. swf F lQY at I, ' 1 6 .av Tami Goforth and Stephanie For- Tasha Dempsey the 1984 feature rester the two twirlers for the 1984 twirler. 1 season. ..k, I wo spectacular features added to the half- time show are the maiorettes and the rifles. Although there were only three, the 1984 majorettes this year were as spectacular as ever. With feature twirler Tasha Dempsey, the crowd was always amazed. Freshman Tami Goforth and iunior Stefanie Forrester were the other twirlers who added so much pizzazz to the halftime show. The rifles had another wonderful season. Even though there were only two, Karen Spates and Kris Ann Leach, the two girls had just what it took to look great on the Held. Their skill and co- nrdination with their riHes dazzled fans and ad- ded just the right touch to make a successful half- time show. The 1984 Rifle Corp members were: Karen Spates, Natalie Patton and Kris Ann Leach.

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B-TEAM DRILL f MAJORETTES f RIFLE CORP 'hifi fs W iii ' 9. 'Q Front Row: Tracy VanSickle, Lori Hug, Lisa Bradley, Christy Buftington, Caren Terrel, Jennifer Axelberg, Laurie Warnock, Kay Spratlin. Middle Row: Laura Baynes, Eve Economy, Marie Leach, Jackie Murphy, Viki Jones, Luci Borders, Karen Wooten, Raina l l l Captains: Laura Baynes and Suzanne Rowell lead the squad all the way to a rewarding season. f Nix, Sarah Vance, Suzanne Rowell, Back Row: Lisa Thom son Vicki Herndon Kati Jackson p I I I Amie Clark, Tracy Kearny, Kelly Freeman, Cathy Schulte, Dana Pasener, Michelle Bla- lock, Dominique Bigsby. his years B-Team Drill Team was under direction of sponsor Ms. Ward and Captains Laura Baynes and Suzanne Rowell. The girls spent their time every da y after school practicing for their games on Saturdays mornings. The girls on B-team were the little sisters to the Varsity Drill team and encouraged them and wished them luck with enthusiasm and spirit. No matter how many people at a B-team game, the B-team Drill team always cheered their team on. ClarkstonB9can he proud of its B-team Drill team and look forward to a spectacular new Varsity season next year! Mrs. Donna Ward, our new B-team sponsor. 6

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78 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS he 1984 Varsity Football Cheerleaders brought overwhelming spirit and enthusiasm to Clarkston High and the varsity football team this year. This squad, composed of eight seniors and six juniors, began their hard Work over the summer and held cheerleading clinics for 300 girls from the Georgia Youth Association. Once again, in August, the cheerleaders received top recognition as the best cheerleading squad at the National Cheerleaders Association camp at Furman University. Their Winning spirit was carried back to Clarkston and was generated through the support of their team, long practices, and their time and effort in making the run through signs. The squad was guided by the dedication of their wonderful sponsor and friend, Mrs. Ellen Risner. Each of these fourteen girls Worked very hard throughout the season to make this one of the closest and most dedicated squads ever at Clarkston! f-vc t Top Row: Lauren Bianchi, Melinda Thomason, Beth Bullard, Julie Car roll. Middle Row: Kelly Clancy fCapt.j, Debbie White, Stephanie Dardi McGinley, Bianca Williams. Bottom Row: Sandy Goodman Vance, Carol Neely KCo-Capt.J Sandy Wheeler. NP - Katia h4, m!r.1!l14.: .s,s '-.1 -, : .l