Shaw High School - Sharaide Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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One of the most impor- tant areas of school life is the participation of stu- dents in school clubs. Bene- ficial to us all, they help us to grow and expand our knowledge. Being active in school clubs helps us to help ourselves. We become our leadership abilities, and also having fun. In joining clubs, we make new friends and see some old ones while experienc- ing new activities. They make school more enjoy- able, and we have some- thing to look forward to .sf- motivated to try new things, while practising after a long weeks' Work. ,X il-ii BAKE! NN-xwmrsmr .J -I

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A crowd of raiders gather to show their enthusiasm about Homecoming Coach Ball addressing students at a pep rally. Joseph Singleton goes up for a lay-up. The offensive team making yards toward a touchdown. Vince Allen gathers the team for a huddle. Laurie Saine cheers on the football team to victory. Benjie Waldrep shows how its done to be the number one cross country runner for Shaw. Shaw has a top athlete for every sport. Sherry Ziegler was ready to hit a home run. ww .1 i . Back row QL to RJ: Mecheryl Carswell, Ernest Lee, David Parham, Zane Wood, Arthur Powell, Ron McLendon, Wendy Hinton, Chris Swartout. Front row QL to RJ: Mike Sheppard, Leigh Foster, Todd Awtrey, Kipp Love, Monica Tatum, Stacy Sawtelle, Sherry Ziegler. Our winning team sports, an outstanding part of Shaw. With an impressive display of true Raider Spirit our athletes have prov- en themselves to be superb in all areas. Well-known and recog- nized by all, we could pick them out of a crowd of happy Raider faces. It's the competitiveness that makes a Shaw athlete want to become the best and to try their hardest to succeed in everything. The thrill of victory and agony of defeat is an essential in forming a true athlete. The time and effort spent on practicing should truly be reward- ed. Long afternoon practices and weekly games 6 meets, a Shaw athlete has to be dedicated. The dedication of the coaches is a most important factor. As is their willingness to teach and guide our athletic teams. Using their spare time to improve on the skills of our young athletes, the coaches deserve a sincere thank you.

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'mov Mr. Ceccato and Mrs. Traywick super- vise at a student council meeting. The senior class worked after school to prepare the Senior float. The Newspaper staff admires the com- pleted addition of the Silverstar. The Art Club participates in the Home- coming parade. 'us 'ii .R M A18 , Q9 :W K - - if gf . .. 1- 3. ', .S 5 sz, +1 1-f X M 1 2 . s 5 . Q E e . if , 5 ey' If ',,, I Q K.. ,p 3 i '-..,,mM-AX X an Lucretia Williams types away but takes a break to flash us a glance. Tracy Patterson finally found the write word to complete her newspaper arti- cle. Lisa Eldridge takes notes at a club meeting.