Pebblebrook High School - Aplomado Yearbook (Mableton, GA)

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BETA CLUB The National' Beta Club at Pebblebrook is set up and operated to promote the American way of life among the students. Its sole purpose is to cooperate with the administration of the school, in Forwarding the school program in scholastic achieve- ment and character building, toward cul- tivating a serious desire For the higher things of life. First Row: Sharon Hamilton, Suzie Grimm, Kathy Ellison, Judy O'Neal, Peggy Bearden, Betty Towns, Charlene Langston, Debbie Wood, Marsha Flichard, Debbie Brisko, Karen Jackson. Second Row: Sandra Cagle, Shirley Lafevre, Susan Axford, Sue Weathers, Nancy Couch, Connie Strickland, Judy Morris, Faye Higgins, Shirley Newton, Sandra Cosby, Pam Osterhoudt. Third How: Mr. Young, Suzie Davis, Linda Walls, Jan McBride, Susan Sweatman, Shirley Callicutt, Carole Brinkley, Linda Dodgen, Susan Bone, Gail Porterfield, Doris Davis, Lou Ellen Waine. Fourth Row: Tommie Owens, Gelane Groover, Alan Worley, Jerry Flakestraw, Micheal Hoffman, W, G. Austin, Joe Elliott, Charles Wetherington, Carlton Foster, Larry Jordon. Fifth Row: Jam es 'Flichardson, Steve Treadwell, David Queen, Mike York, Benny Payton, Mark Groover, Jim Hartsfield, Phill McGee, Donnie Williams, Jeff Graves, Jimmy Griffith. 125

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124 ATIO AL H0 OR SOCIETY ' QQ' X . i . in .R , ATO L00 was :sm M as X 2 . X t X ' X sex .Q GSX f First Row: Jan McBride, Tommie Owens, Gelane Groover. Second Row: H. D.Williams, David Cheek, Mike Tyson, Bill Hunton. Miss Frankie Rowan-Sponsor. The purpose is to enable the faculty of each school to give recognition to out- standing youth, and through this recogni- tion, open the way to deeper obiectives. Membership is open to iuniors and seniors in high school. The criteria by which mem- bers are chosen for the National Honor Society is a combination ofscholarship with good citizenship, qualities of leadership, service, and character. The grade average requirement is B . T Membership in the Honor Societies is a valued and precious thing. lt is a badge of honor--a testament to fine work and fine personal qualities--not only in the stu- dents own school and community, but across the land.

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126 STUDE TCOU CIL First Row: Faye Higgins, Susan Sweatman, Linda Walls, Peggy Nicholas, Sue Weathers, Melanie Knight, Gwen Fitzgerald, Marsha Richard, Rhonda Rooks, Debbie Brisko. Second Row: Charlie Brown, Gary McBride, Larry Jordan, E Wt? Nancy Couch, David Queen, Susan Axford, Bill Hunton, Lynn Bennett, LeDora Griswold, Gelane Groover, Sharon Daniel, Russell Brackett, Nlr. Young. Obiectives of STUDENT COUNCIL: I . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. To encourage student participation in all student activities. To promote friendly relationship among the students and teachers. To charter, Foster, and promote all student clubs within the school. To aid in interpreting to the Faculty the problems and attitudes ofthe student body. To express the rights and interest of the students. To create and promote in the students a sense of genuine loyalty to the school. To encourage students to accept res- ponsibility of leadership willingly and enthusiastically. No Queen, l don't think a full-size model of the Titanic would be a good project for the Student Council,