Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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se SCHOOL LIFE at Sprayberry High gives all 2353 students the chance to be themselves. Unique events take place throughout the 1980-81 school year, from Homecoming Music Festival to Spring Fling, all giving students the chance to let loose and enjoy the high school years, whether it be the first or last. This is the place for Spray- berrians to recognize events around them, from Election '80 to the vast growing community, which started directly across Sandy Plains Road in Sprayberry Crossings. The students here at Sprayberry show a certain pride and style in how they spend their time and the way they present themselves. Some examples are the large number of students working at Hichway, Food Giant, and McDonald's along with the various fashions worn by girls and boys, freshmen and seniors, clearly offering all ranges of students a chance to be them- selves. Sprayberry is . . . the place to be.

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VM A CRUISER Below: PARTY HARDY! Greg Powell, Don Kile, and Brad Camp are seen cruising through the familiar McDonald's parking lot with familiar McDonald's cups. Bottom: NEON LIGHTS and wholesome entertainment set the stage for the ever popular Bumpers Junction, a new pinball arcade in Sprayberry Crossing. Bottom center: ANOTHER FAMILIAR STOP on weekends is the pinball arcade, Bumpers Junction. Brent Betteridge and Paul Niedjaco try their hand at Galaxian, Bottom right: OFFICER ON DUTY helps out at rush at McDonald's, serving Missy O'Brian and Maria O'Brian. McDonaId's seems the place to go for munchies. Right: THE NEWEST HANGOUT on the Canton road strip is The Western Corral. Chuck Fann cruises tl:1ro:gh the corral parking lot looking for prospective c ic s. l ' la A ' ,as -Vg ., 5fliqQ,1!,,,, h we 4---. L . 3- - ,RLS U Q Aja- K ' :Wm :Jw . ,atm 8 The ever popular song, I'm a Cruiser applies to so many Sprayber- rians that it probably should be the schoolts theme song. When the seventh period bell rings on Friday afternoons, students jump from their seats ready for and looking ahead to a weekend behind Wheels. Whether they borrow the family wagon or drive their own set of wheels, students swarm up and down the two strips looking for fun. Canton Road has always been a favorite of cruisers, offering more sights in one night than one can imagine. It has everything needed for cruising such as eating places, pizza parlors, movie houses, gas stations, a huge parking lot for parties and to hang out for a while, it even comes with its own set of neighborly policemen. Sandy Plains Road is coming to life as a cruising strip offering Bumpers Junction and Mauldins Pizza. It has policemen also. Cruising is a favorite of all and will always be looked back on as the best part of Sprayberrys students life. The various elements of night cruising such as running into friends, stopping for liquid refreshment, heading for parties, and keeping sharp eyes out for blue lights will always bring back thrills and chills behind the wheels of Sprayberry cruisers. TT