Norcross High School - Spectrarama Yearbook (Norcross, GA)

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he best years of your life begin here, happen now, and con- tain the cherished memories of high school no one can forget. Memories of special friends, special times, and a special feeling of belonging to Norcross High. Starting with the first friend made in your freshman year, you want to be accepted, to be a part of Nor- cross, and it seems at times as though you would do anything to feel as if you belonged. Involvement is the key word - taking the first step and reaching out to other people without being afraid of rejection, or of what people will think of you, and, believe it or not, it's not as hard as it sounds. All you have to do is give a little of yourself and find a club or organization that interests you. There are twenty-seven clubs at Norcross, and no matter what your interests are, there is something here for you. From The Newspaper Staff to the Debate team to Student Council to Service clubs to FBLA, and the list goes on and each club is special. So, dedicate your time and join a club lor two or threel and you will get a lot in return, because it's not so much the club that makes it special, but the people in it. They make up a Society and Culture of a rare breed. Special peo- ple with special interests and a lot to give. These are the things you will remember about Norcross years from now - not the classes or the work or the teachers but the peopleg the friends. Friends made and friends cherished, and Involvement is where it all begins. ,,,, .. . nil - - M ffll in ff.w A V - A2 V' f , ,ln 5 ,H . , .1 ' f- . I ,Q 'ma RTE?-'fl 2?G!WY'?f:WPN paw

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lim aw...,,Mu I 'fu-...MW M if A 10 1 - Pam proves that school is not all work. 2 - Key rests after a long day of tests. 3 - Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil - have no fun. 4 - Western day at Norcross. 5 - Just hanging around. 6 - Holly is very attentive in class. 7 - Vicki and Lori are veterans on the staff. 8 - Advocate staff sponsor Mrs. Maddox is always busy, but she finds time to pose for a picture. 9 - Kelly works on a story for the paper. 10 - Jeff Henderson, one of the many editors on the newspaper staff this year. A9 he news has always been an important part of our lives. There is no doubt that all of us want to be informed about current happenings in and around the school, and this is just what the Advocate Staff sets out to do. The Advocate Staff is a group of students maintaining a B average in English. These students must also have an outstanding teacher recommen- dation, and they must be invited by the sponsor Mrs. Cay Maddox to be on the staff. This year's staff consisted of eleven Seniors, six Juniors, and two Sophomores. These students worked hard to provide reading material that was interesting and informative. This year the editors were dedicated Seniors who were willing to put in extra time to make sure their deadlines were met. These Seniors were Kay Gaddis, Cathy Caras, and Holly Barber. This year's first Advocate went on sale on Friday, October 1st, for 25c. This was an exciting day for the staff, it could either make them, or break them. There's no doubt that the paper was a success - a job well done. After this, the paper came out monthly for the remainder of the year with articles centering around sports activities, interviews, and advice. 121