Shaw High School - Sharaide Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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32? A 5' 1353 tm k 5 .Q - it Q is ig S. its s Student Council 1st row - Leigh Foster, Tim Smalley, Lisa Broughton, Sandy Thomas, Tammy Huet, Jill Foulen, Denise Monroe, Beverly Turner, Trish Hatcher, Julie VanHorne, Ouida Ellison, Traci Stewart, Kim Fuller, Denise Kitchens, Page Gibney, Beverly Paulk, Sherri Baily, Jodie James, Joanne Harvey, Andy Hidle 2nd row - Stephanie Leonard, Sonya Perry, Sharon Myers, Sherri Kirkland, Dwight Cook, Glen Henderson, Zane Wood, Julie Collins, Jodi Holbrook, Brad Hall, Ellen Morgan, Kathy Lambert 3rd row - Gail Leonard, Debra Brown, Carla Walker, Linda Davidson, Cynthia Scott, Delta Hardaway, Clarice Flood, Maxine Flood, Elizabeth Gardner, Elizabeth Barfield, Teresa Oneal, Pam Jackson, Lisa Eldridge, Angela Joiner, Shelly Williams, Tina Wiggins, Christen Dykes, Amy Beck 5th row - Joe Lashley, Robert Strickland, Dean Moody, Cindy Jackson, Melisa Bredwell, Lauren McCulluck, Annet Mayo, Teri Cagle, Wanda Hanner, Amy Allen, Tina Wells, Denise Miles, Allen Smith, Tammy Bailey, Karen James, Todd Streetman, Kathy Withrow, Staci Godfrey, Mildred Tomblin, 4th row - Arlene Chaney, Diahn Hollingsworth, Frank Cook, Patricia Crenshaw, Quiteen Carter, Dolly Mcclain, Natalie Hart- ford, Kim Collins, Brian Smith, Jan Powell, Chris Swartout 6th row - Avery Huff, Keith Brasington, Mike Higgins, Mike Rogers, Peggy Sanders, Lynn Smith, Jennifer James, Frank Velez, Deby Reynolds Kelly Cashwell 7 The Student Council is the voice of the students. The organization was set up as a mediator between the student body and the administration. They work toward attain- ing certain rights and activities for the student body. They organize fund raisers such as dances to help finance their organization.

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The purpose of Future Business Leaders of America QFBLAD is to . . . provide, as an integral part of the instructional program, additional opportunities for secondary students lgrades 7-125 in business and office education to develop voca- tional and supportive competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibility. Clubs Participate In Homecoming Door Decorating Q S.. 5 p s ssss pipp 2 p S iQ i Ei K W Q A Q i g X S r X l Q3 ' ' if baa .f1 1 E A E p ONLY Nl Qkig, , K 1 .kvx pt it ,. BEGUN , ppttt.p pp p 4 A flzaxxssmarii fitevf' f 2 4 ' O p J'e J pp p .. if 1 . fi 'dfllf ' f l Wear i ' ' we w Qt. 0 v'fc sp pp it Q 5 -For -4+-1 Q, ' e C : xp glpw 4,1 pp .F ,. ' QQ x - 1 . ,f f 2 A pix, p . p 3 II . p Q. X negates, 0. . t i t ' AJ

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Foreign Language lub 1st row Leah Fraysher, Ceil Dutuot, Debra Brown, Casey Dean, Pam Sack, Trish Hatcher, Michele Tetro, Jenny McLeod, Janine White, Lisa Dioz, Sue El- len Young, Chris Anthony 2nd row - Collen Crowner, Tracy Boyd, Chris Miller, Jen- nifer James, Lisa Eldridge, Robert McAllister, Cassie Wal- den, Patrice Gibson, Marc Mas- sey, Joe Cronen 3rd row - Fonda Brown, Yvonne Neal, Holly Donaldson, Cindy Jackson, Paula Thomas, Tommy Marsh, Julie VanHorne, Suzanne Rayburn, Elisabeth Bloxom, Mike Cartledge, Noel Bush, Cathy Sagul, Julie Tee- ter, Todd Streetman Chess lub lst row - Robbie Elliot, Ken Livermore, Kim Baxley, Mike Summerfold, Vicki Kimbro, Mark Glenn, Elisabeth Inscho 2nd row - Lisa Lowlrey, Chris- tine Shaw, Mike Marcum, Rob- ert Strickland, Troy Moore, Roger Williams -f af + . t P kgyi ' 5 Y