Norcross High School - Spectrarama Yearbook (Norcross, GA)

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,mn ' 3 1' as X w ,... ......v V' A M, kkh' - 79' is f me ,X ,Q , fm - - , 1. l A7 Jill Swartz was the president of this hard working club. She told us, The other officers really helped keep the club going with their hard work and enthusiasm. Mrs. Withrow did a lot for the club. She's a very special person and YAC wouldn't be the same without her. The other officers were vice-president Chris Vorpahl, treasurer Laurie Walker, secretary Kay Gaddis, historians Dawn LaFave and Jeanette Muench, and State program chairman Bobby Singer. M El , , A -5 . 1 . . . l lik. , ,r , T T g U. ' ul. in 6? MTN l lfilxil AUT EQ T ' 1 .' - - . V- V r ' ' . ' - 1- 1 , if-5V'f' aa A M f .. ' l -' 'Q 4 f .J L ' ' . .. - -, -, A . - 1 4,1- t. . r ,Mr ' i.if'iv- V4-' 'lf - Wil it il.5f'M . My gg, L, f v is, A . J w . M ' V g F: 4 ?wf-,ffm l 1 - ' . .. 1 ,tiff i 'rlvxuf --bi M J , 1 , - - T lf:-for .Q if-is gm ' fi i: , K , Jr., , . ' ,lt - :K 0,.gs,,,i: L, ,QI e, L -N A rf V X M: Q u , VN R . , , , -X . fum fft'ff'?7fi 2 . si, K, g,1.'J-'K 'fxc-sw I' 1 it ,, --Y 4-'YK-2 l' K i Z E . X ,f '- f l 5 - .ke 'Q ' f4f'5'xi 'X A5414 hllffaljs Qfx LVN ta Aims, i J XV -'pi E 35 I V: 1 ' l m - ' . , .tg A- f ,, ,f-, A -ff, 59- A gm if we v'gy.a Calf-'ia-4,1 - K, J. ' r L - i N A6 . , - -M Ae f f V K i f 3 , ff- , W , !' vt 'i V ,j f cg i f . if 5? Q -' ' X if ' fi : V ' A A A ' ' , 5 :if . ' . xl . X t r . 1. f i 4 - - '---' , .fa R - - QQ, . 7 -. '1 tsl, is me niisss tt i if ,w 4 .fr 1 - 1 ' ' iff ,s1.hLw,M sf, 1 i at -fi ff nf-fu To :A 'H Q 'fra il 0 . sp. , ' - a ii' . I' 57- .1 5 x f -Q 6:2-ii 2 f ' :sw it .sie aa 4' fe f -Ref, W .4 .fx A8 L9 The best years of your life start here, happen now, and they con- tain those cherished memories of high school which no one will forget. Memories of friendship shared, time spent together, and being involved in Norcross. These are special times, filled with special people, in a society and culture of a rare breed. f , 159 A J-rpg if ji . ff IV Q L 77f'i1'ffL'U

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-mills-u The Norcross YAC unit has made the most money in the state of Georgia for the American Cancer Society. To accomplish this honorable position they sold Iollipops - the biggest money maker for the American Cancer Society - birthday cupcakes, and held a Mr. and Miss irresistable Contest. The club participated in a Cancer Awareness Week in which posters were displayed. They also par- ticipated in the Great American Smokeout. On this day they asked people to adopt a smoker to help them quit smoking. Several members of the Norcross YAC unit attended the 1982 Music and Tennis Festival. Part of the proceeds went to the American Cancer Society. Members of the Norcross unit sold programs and Iollipops at this first annual event. Stars from the tennis and music world, including the groups Kansas and Survivor and tennis stars Vince Van Patten and Mel Purcell, competed against each other in a tennis tournament. Norcross YAC members had a proud feeling to represent our school and meet many famous and interesting people. In August of 1982 several members of Norcross YAC went to the 1982 YAC Conference at Mercer University in Macon, Georgia. Among those attending were Bev Howard, the 1982 State President of YAC, Bobby Singer, Jeff Henderson, Kay Gaddis, Jill Swartz, Stacey Gore, and Holly Terrell. Monica Kaufman, from Action News, spoke to the attending youth, who also learned about new advances in cancer research. As the State Program Chairman, Bobby Singer will plan this year's YAC Conference. 1-' M . -,.- Y ,W -'. , -N ,':'- fm..-. +4 ' - . . f h'!ia N'. A,,5 P ' - ,ga ,,.. -, ', M, .1 Q N' la J. , -

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