Norcross High School - Spectrarama Yearbook (Norcross, GA)

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tudent government is an important part of training students for the leadership roles they will assume later in life. Norcross Student Council, sponsored by Mrs. Duncan and co-sponsors Mr. McKinstry and Mrs. Young, consists of officers and, also, representatives from each grade. They are elected by the student body. This year's of- ficers were, president - Laurie Walker, vice president - Bobby Singer - secretary - Kay Gaddis, treasurer - Beth Bowen and parliamentarian - Richard Coblens. The purpose of Student Council is to spon- sor activities during the school year and to involve students in school spirit, good citizenship and community involvement. The Student Council was responsible for the Devil Dances which were held after almost every football game, sponsoring a fun-run in the spring and the biggest event - Homecom- ing. Homecoming involves voting on the Homecoming Court, establishing float themes, planning half-time activities and organizing the parade. In addition the Stu- dent Council has a fund raiser every Christmas and members sell Christmas stockings and candy. Student Council members have a great deal of responsibility and they must be mature and dedicated to handle their jobs. Q., 150 A2

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3 DIILAMSI ii- ' Q 5. 'W ig Q 4 Q J C f' WN rr st -r - -N Z . -Y s U . , ,ya 3 K. E tk t Q at earbooks are made up of memories and the Spectarama staff are the people who labor to make the memories of each year into an interesting and interlocking picture. What your average Norcross High student receives on Yearbook Day in the Spring is the culmination of months of intense work by a group of dedicated students and two patient, hard-working sponsors Mrs. Westaway and Mrs. Parish. The commanders-in-chief of the yearbook staff are the editors, Jody Raines and Beth Bowen. Everything that goes into the yearbook must first be checked by them. These two are also in charge of the opening and closing section of the yearbook. The editors could not make the yearbook on their own, however, section editors control the individual areas of the yearbook that are specifically assigned to them. The Spectarama is split into 4 sections: Organizations, Classes, Sports, and Faculty. Each of these has editors: Janet Farr - Organizations, Leigh Couch and Tracie Hall - Classes, Becky Fleming - Sports, Whitney Jones and Joy Covington - Faculty. The Advertising section of the Spectarama was done by Kim Washington, and Chuck Maior and Donald Milstear were photographers.

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ls if 4 1 , r S af' A4 Student Council Means Involvement 1. Laurie Walker was the President of Student Council in 1982-83. 2. The Student Council. 3 The Student Council Officers Bobby Singer Laurie Walker Kay Gaddis Richard Coblens and Beth Bowen 4 Sandy Leff was an active Senior member 5 Students at a dance sponsored by the Student Council 5 4 I - KF Vrkk Jikhk' f kk of it 151