Henderson High School - Catamount Yearbook (Chamblee, GA)

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l , :ll .,-,1 -is , '55 - in it J i X is 'NF' ,.vv J lvz iii s Lisa Havis Valerie Hays Thomas Trevor Head Eric S. Heil Elinor Lynn HeiniSCh Dawn Marie Heslep John C. Higgins Naomi Lyn Hirschfield -two . Alice Lee Humphreys David Hutchison James W. Jacobs, Jr. Robert Moss Jenkins '85 takes no jive was the theme for the Senior Girl's Powder Puff team. The teamtlived up to its motto by massacring the junior girls. These hard-hitting seniors were cheered on by a group of spirited guys willing to abandon their male images for the day. Although all the male cheerleaders looked equally atrocious, certain squad members were chosen to be on the honorary Powder Puff Court. . , Gary Bodner was crowned Powder Puff Queen with the traditional tin foil crown. The seniors have their two year coaches to thank for their victory. The Class of '85's super spirit was also shown at pep rallies and football games. The Seniors were alive in 1985! . f Opposite page: upper left: Senior Powder Puff Cheerleaders. Upper right: Steve Siegel. Center: Seniors at pep rally. Bottom: Gary Bodner. This page: upper left: V Senior Powder Puff players. Upper right: Kent Easrerday. George Gavrielides, Ron Duffie. V , '

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,mutant swpmznlx KT ' ik Chris Ann Langley Richard Lindsay Lebo Chris Nen-Sin Lee Loenardo L. Lam t 'NF k Yf John W. Lee Judy L. Lee Steven lay Lewengrub Laura Lee Lewis John LYf'lCh Laura Lyon lane Marie Maleske Michael K. Mangum After suffering through endless exams. school lunches, pressure papers Cppp'sJ, and certain nameless and torturous required classes, Seniors develop o certain finesse that allows them to live up to their scandulous reputation. By the time one becomes a Senior, he realizes that the halls are not only for walking down, but also for hanging out in. l-le also realizes that the cafeteria is not the only place to eat. and that the classroom is not just for learning, etc. This new outlook on school life becomes a style in itself displayed by anyone who is truly a Senior. Opposite page: upper left: Michelle Monteith, Kelly Rhino, Upper right: Bill Hammer. Keith Clement, David Chapman. Center: Lisa Jones, Laura Lewis. Bottom: lngela Selin. This page: upper left: Andrea Goldoif. Upper right: painting class' Holiday window.