Norcross High School - Spectrarama Yearbook (Norcross, GA)

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rganizing dances, creating sweetheart messages, raking yards for the elderly in the community and helping the under-privileged - these are all activities of the ln- teract Club. This group of approximately 30 boys is spon- sored by Rotary lnternational, and it is under the guidance of Mrs. Maddox and Mr. Southerland. Requirements for membership include approval by the faculty and demonstrating caring and willingness to work for others. This very organized club has had a great many projects this year. Under the leadership of its officers: president, Bo Reddic, vice-president, Robert Purser, treasurer, Richard Coblensg secretary, John Medlockg directors, Jeff Silley, Greg Bowen, David Wightman, Hung-Chung Wen and District Governor 695, Robert Purser, they had a very suc- cessful year. lnteract sponsored a dance last fall at which David Wightman, Bo Reddic and Brian Kauffman were the Disc Jockeys. At Homecoming this group showed their spirit with their car, The Rambling Wreck. During the fall season members of Interact raked the yards of elderly people and at Christmas time they gave gifts of coloring books and candy to retarded children. During second quarter members of this club hosted a dinner for foreign wr 1' .AA.,. uw' --.4293 students. It is no wonder that members of the Interact club are proud to be a part of this organization. The 1982 Miss Interact pageant, sponsored by the ln- teract Club, was a great success. The contestants were judged on beauty, poise, school activities and other at- tributes. Mrs. Hicks taught them a dance routine which was very entertaining. The winner was chosen to represent the Interact Club at Norcross. In the Spring of 1982 the winners were Wendy Matasa, 3rd runner up, Jayne Poteet, 2nd runner up, Jenny Wiley, 1st runner up and Wendy Gillespie Miss Interact. Another beauty pageant, Miss Norcross, is sponsored by the Junior Class to help raise money for the prom. There were 68 lovely girls from which the judges had to select the top 25 and then the top 10. They were Wendy Gillespie, Kim McKay, Paige Prather, Wendy Carpenter, Carla Richardson, Becky Speaks, Vicki Wilson, Kim Tompkins, Kim Kimbrough and Denise Meritt. Each of the finalists were asked a question and then the winners were picked. They were Becky Speaks, 4th runner up, Vicki Carter, third runner up, Kim Tompkins, 2nd runner up and Denise Meritt, Miss Norcross. - A2 l l A4

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. W . ., -me it fir g A8 I A Mr. Westfall, the sponsor of the IA club, is also an Industrial Arts teacher here at Norcross. This years officers were: presi dent - Tracie Hall, vice-president - Dean Burrig secretary Mary Lynne Manningg treasurer - Gary Lakeyg reporter Keith Pettitg sergeant-at-arms - Brian Kaufman The purpose of the club is to provide leadership, to promote Industrial Arts in school, to increase knowledge, to inspire respect for the dignity of labor. Also to appreciate craftsman ship, to promote scholastic motivation, and to help in the transi- tion from school to work. Last summer the Industrial Arts club attended the National Convention in Virginia. They also attended the State Convention in Macon this year, and plan to attend this years National Con- vention in Texas. Among other things that the club enjoys doing are going to workshops in Atlanta and conferences in Macon. Here at Norcross the IA Club collects for UNICEF and sells discount books. However, they are probably known best for selling Blue Devil Spirit Sticks. 1 The Industrial Arts officers 2 Kim Lloyd an Industrial Arts member 3 The 1982 83 Industrial Arts club 4 Gary Lakey works hard in shop 5 The 1982 83 Governors Honor nominees 6 Tracie Hall president of thelndustrial Arts club 7 Kris Gilchrist president of Junior Civutan 8 Pam Leach president of Chorus 9 Jill Swartz president of Youth Against Cancer 10 Lauren Biel president of BETA. 11. Lesa Stub- blefield, president of FHA. 12. Richard Coblens, president of Science Club.

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1 e 4 4 A8 '53 A10 ,-4' ai? M. -.,,. A9 1. Interact decorated their Homecoming car with many colors, 2. The 1982-83 ln- teract officers. 3. A few members clown around. 4. The 1982 Miss Interact, Wendy Gillespie. 5. The 1982 Miss Norcross, Denise Merritt. 6. The Interact club. 7. Miss Interact and her court. 8. Interact sponsored many dances this year, here they are setting up for one. 9. The sponsor of interact, Mrs. Maddox. 10. Interact discusses future plans. 141