Henderson High School - Catamount Yearbook (Chamblee, GA)

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Students Dare To Be Dltterent Cn Fndays As expected in the 4983 Catamount staff poll Friday receives the award for most popular day among Hender son students I can t walt til Friday' is commonly heard in the halls We def: nitely agree After all the reasons are obvious On Fridays you have an ex cuse to dress bummy or as a bunny which occasionally occurs You can show your Cougar spirit by wearing an uniform or stand out in the crowd by daring to be different And if youre lucky you ll go to a pep rally or have a party events which never occur on any other day of the week. Does it matter that you always seem to have five tests on Fridays, too? All we can say is, at least they're not on Monday! Aida Lebbos sums it up, Friday is a day to relax, forget everything you've learned since Monday, and to look for- ward to two days of fun. Also, Fridays give us a chance to be a little bit crazy, we all need to let go some- times. Thanks to Fridays, we can act slightly insane and pretend that Mon- day really isn't only three days away. Opposite page: Upper left: Powderpuff players. Upper middle: Ree Haney. Upper right: Melanie Rudisill, Donna Lammert, Middle left: Mrs. Traylor, Lower left: Beta Bunnies. Lower right: Cathy Carlisi, Tim Wyke. This page: Upper: Tony Be- dard, Ree Haney. Lower left: Molly Roach. Lower right: Laura Wilson.

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Art Students Exhlblt Work In room 507 the organlzed confuslon that goes on everyday Cbetter known as art classesj creates some reward :ng as well as rnterestlng results The only requirement IS an Interest ln the vrsual arts There are many classes offered after 3 quarters of Art Survey a class ID whrch all forms of media are explored Drawlng and Parntlng whlch goes Into further detall about lrne shadrng and other technrques Plnhole Photogra phy whlch rs the simplest form of pho tography and produces some strlklng prctures Sculpture rncludlng such me drums as clay paper and plaster to create lnterestlng three dimensional preces These are just a few of the classes offered exceptlonal pleces of artwork A few students from Henderson have had artwork shown at the Hlgh Museum along with other hugh school students Henderson art students have entered preces rn varlous contests around the Atlanta area and almost all have en tered some creation ln the Art Club s sprung art show Opposite page Upper left Pat Hunt Jay Rappa port Byron Shaffer Kelley Russell Lower left Debbre Bennett Knstrn Street Lrsa Chlappe Lower nght Mark Potzner Thus page Upper left Jay Rappaport Upper rrght Jane Olver Elrza beth Phrlllps Lower left Shannon Stern Sa mantha Meacham Cyndi Yarbrough I l These classes have produced some