North Springs High School - Phalanx Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Q-rib STUDENT EBU EIL r-4 ,,, YI- ' 4 35 Q LQ A ..i.......-..5 ..Y.,,-g -gl . 'N 5, U , g I S T' I t il ii l W .-a , Q ati. W. lfmtl' l F l ' B l - it raft . I K 9 'NN J vii- 5, .I rg i WOW! Look what they've done! This year's Student Council has proved to be outstanding. Some of their achievements consist of a brand new concession stand with a great variety of new snacks and treats, a senior lounge with two brand new sofas, chairs, and tables. The Senior Lounge is a first for the students here at North Springs and is quite appreciated. The Student Council also participated in such events as Operation Facelift and The Empty Stocking Fund. They have also allowed other clubs to use the concession stand to raise money. The Student Council has outdone themselves but could not have without the help oftheir sponsor and friend Ms. Richter. Mitchell Steiner, pres., Kirby Alexander, vice-pres., Laurie Eckard, sec., Kathy Brock, treas., David Herman, Chairman of the concession stand operation. Representatives: J. Habersetzer, D. Robertson, B. Street, T. Wright, P. Brim, D. Nagler, G. Murphy, A. Floyd, C. Googe, L. Whipple, H. Hendrixs, K. Koehn, E. Rappa- port, K. Martin, N. Brim, Presidents Council: A. Masarek, S. Galloway, T. Daniels, S. McGinnis, G. Hastings, C. Kimball, C. Caronis, S. Gruenert, T. McDermott, J. Short, C. Briere, S. Gutay, C. Smith, J. Martin, MAT, C. Gilbert, E. Guise, S. Smith, J. Murphy, L. Twiner. ,Q-f - V , .21 l7f. , , vm fl? f . .t 4' ', Q' x 1 ,UW .. T . 54155552 . H. J Q92 sf 119 .f gs E

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.A ff rims. fb .x5 ESQ ' 'ii 'ls iii' SPIRIT E50 EIL The Goal Of the Spirit Council has been to promote spirit and bring recognition to all school activities. The 1977-1978 Spirit Council did successfully achieve this goal. Their activities consisted of such things as selling on to state handkerchiefs, buying carnations for the debate team, selling hot chocolate at Soccer games and a fun-filled, truly exciting Spirit Week. Ellen Guise-Molly McCarthy Qco-presi- dentsj, Dianne Schussel, Barri Sherman, Debbie Nash, Jenny Thomas, Liz Mori, Mary Lynch, Beth Duhig, Janet Nash, Karen Greene, Catherine Greaber, Amy Hession, Tina Giffin, Lisa Cham- berlain, Jamie Legum, Anne Kelley, Mary McWilliams, Laura Ellen Hayward, Jill Bullard, Dede O'Sullivan, Susan Pryor, Gloria Merino, Frances Speir, Julia Murphy. 118

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. I , .4 X-, Q FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA see an importance in doing something forthe communi- ty. This society organization sold candy fwho didn't!j and participated in the FBLA state contest. INBHSTRIB ARTS Club members: .I. Briggs -ff Pres., A. Jones - V. Pres. Rettew - Sec.. J. Engvold f Treas., E. Prescott f Parl. Green - Hist., J. Whelchel, D. Bcnjamcn, J. Horne, Pregler, R. Conway, J. Glasglow, R. Nepute. FBLA members: Nancy SelIA Pres., Catherine Greaber f V Pres., Page Moore - Sec., Jeff Briggs A Treas., Kim Heers Miss Wood. The development of leadership, scholarship, and craftsmanship, combined with the dignity of work is the creed ofthe INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB. sen - Reporter, Shawn Mathis, and Jeri Haynes. Sponsor: S , E K