Coosa High School - Aerie Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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FCA -...,,,. A ,.,,, , . xiii- 5'7- lii- - 152 'L lE. ' 1iliim..p.Q.L 4- :1 ' ' - Y -' '.. f ' ' , .. 1 -.-, - V A First Row-Jim Owen, Randy McCain, Bran' Payne, Jerry Pollarfl, Paul Giles, Bo Plum mer, Mark Blanton, Seeonrl Ron'-Clayton Viek, Brian Loveless, Keith Doegg, Mark Trammell, Mark Bezik, Barry Lynch, Donny Spellman, Eddie Thorton, Third Rini'-Joe Stinson, Craiy Canada, Jim Sheen, Rom1yFloy1l, Ricky Rhinelza rl, Roy Palmer, Ellflie Cole, Ra mly Hall, Tim Ma nsonr, Donny Rlzinehart, Fourth ron'- Davill Polland, Jack Hall, Jeff Va'nVlake, Joseph Mansour, Von Tucker, Tony Jones, Paul Faver, Mickey Naugher, Mike Moraivsky, Gary Doegg, Fifth RowwLee Vick, Phil Payton, Butch Allen, Danny Johnson, Brett Williams, John Bezilr, John Washington, Ralph Manlrlin, Tim Little, Ray Mzcllinax, Brafl Barlow, Sixth Row-Farrell Broome, Butch Pa yne, Steve Mitchell, Barry Davis, Steve Billings. Dorirl Payne. The Fellowship ry' Ch ristia n Athletes is an or- ganization cy'parlic'ipants ry' the l'llI'l.lJll8 Sports activities at Coosa. The members learn to f?.l'l'I'L'I'Nl' the Christian altilzule in the School a ml vom Ill 14- nity as well as on the playing fields and courts. Officers: Brarl Payne-President, Randy McCain-Secretary, Bo Plllllllllel'-Tl'CflSlll'!'l', Jerry Hzllarfl- Vice President Clubs 149

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First row: John Greer, David Hyde, Craig Duncan Steve Karakos Joey Gr zjfzn Second row Laura Haygood Randy East Er zc Mattheu s Jimmy Williamson, Mr. Hunter-Advisor. Thzrd row Kenny Hznton Davtd Tyler Thomas Holder Barry Deadrzh Daotd Htnzphtll James Allen, Chuck White, Tim. McCrory. Ojyicers: Eric Matthews, Historia ng Joey Gfiiffill, Secretary-Trcasurer,' Steve Karakos, President, Hal Blair, Pa rlia mentarian. The Industrial Arts Club isfor students highly skilled in Industrial crafts. The members take great pride in this work and are a great service to the school. Members use their skill to build toolsheds, book cases, and other useful furnish- ings for the com munity, friends, and teachers, as well as for themselves. Each year the club sends members and cyfice rs to the convention in M acon.. 150 Clubs