Norcross High School - Spectrarama Yearbook (Norcross, GA)

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During its third year, the Iunior Civitan club at NHS was one of the most active clubs. They held two blood Drives and collected money for many community organizations. They sold Ghostly Greetings, trash bags, and collected money on Yellow Ribbon Day. In the spring they went to State Convention in Panama City. There they learned about the Civitan purpose, to help others. The sponsor, Mrs. Barnes, led the officers to guide the club in a manner that showed Civitan as well as Norcross pride. L 5. is u!l pg.169

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1 - Officers, Seated - lason Adams. Kris Gilchrist. Standing - Larry I-lamrick, Nina Garner, Sam Letson, Lisa Martin. 2 - Kim Applebee and Lisa Martin tear plastic wrap to hold the candy in the Ghostly Greetings. 3 - lu-Chun Wen spent many hours cutting out Ghostly Greetings. 4 - Leigh Floyd smiles for the camera. 5 - Ienny Wiley draws Ghostly Greetings. 6 - Members, 1st Row - Larry Hamrick, Nina Garner, Rothi Bandari, lim Moon, Kay Gaddis, Bobby Moon, Lori Richards, Natalie Deen. 2nd Row - leff Pettit, Kris Gilchrist, Leigh Floyd, Kim Applebee, Marianne Medlock, Alice Hall, Robyn Cohen, Anna Iohnson, Mary Maschek. 3rd Row - Fred Youngman, lu-Chun Wen, Iason Adams, lohn Barrow, Ienny Wiley, Elizabeth Kreiner, Brad Howard, Bobby lo Dickerson, Mrs. Barnes. 4th Row - Sam Letson, Lisa Garner, Mark Willet, Lisa Martin, Mike Woods, Barbara Murray, Greg Baltzer, Darrell Iohnson, Bill Gunnin, Reagan Barton. 7 - Mark Taylor and Scott Thomas enjoy refreshments after giving blood at the Blood Drive. 8 - Greg Baltzer holds a cotton swab on his arm after giving a pint of blood. Scott Curtis is much more at ease before he gives his. 9 - This is what the Greetings look like before they were given out. 10 - Reagan Barton works on bagging a Ghostly Greeting. W Y .4 ati ,M 'N M vs K .. ,I ' I V 1 R74 - nj , , if' T 5 2 1 . - fsfsssis. lwveioilrzqggij S f 1 ff. ' ' s if ' 'X N K .K 5 K 'K t pg.168 2 so

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Norcross' Debate Team worked hard this year in preparation for Literary competition in Debate. Points from this event were needed for the school ofthe Year Award. The sponsor, Mrs. Thomas, pushed the team to increase their chances for success. Vocational Opportunities Clubs of America at NHS was very active in fund raising and having fun. The students learned a vocation at school in this organization. Mr. Peeples devoted his time to this club. 1 - Debate officers - Renee Rodgers - Vice-President, Mark Willet - President, Rothi Bandari - Secretary, left' Schosterman - Treasurer. 2 - VOCA members - not in order f Mike Carlson, Phillip Hudgins, Robert Mandirson, Randy Miller, Bruce Patterson, Ricky Timms, Ritchie Turner, Ken Wallace, Tim Meek, Dinese Wilson, Katina Gibson, Iohanna Daniel, Lisa Christopher, Mike Wyrick, Ken Ramsey, Keith Iaggers, Walters Davis, Roland lnhnson, Patti Moore, Barbara Nigerville, Shelly Poole. lohn Ratliff, Bo Ruis, Lyn Singleton, Mike Ailey, Dennis Thompson, Francine Allen, Doug Blair, April Carroll, Dristy Davil, Mike Elmore, loel Everett, Barbara Hewett, Diane Kalbe. Sandy Kalba, Britton Knight, Doug Taylor, Lisa Wright, Ieff Wyland, Patty Wyland, Morris Harris. 3 - Debate members, Front Row A Kim Applebee, Rothi Bandari, Renee Rodgers, ludy Chen. Back Row - Mike Carroll, Liz Chandler, Ieff Shusterman, Billy Allen, Mark Willet.-1 - VOCA Officers - President - Barbara Nigerville, V-President - Doug Taylor, Secretary - Patty Wyalnd, Treasurer - Sandy Kalba, Reporter - Ieff Wyland, Historian - Barbara Hewett, Parliamentarian - Doug Blair. D l 'li - ' ' 59.-.. ry If pg. 170