Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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1 L NATIONAL HQNOR I- E4 V ve --miuxvq-fv 4 4 1 'l Liigakfx A h 1 ' Below - AS THIS YEAFl'S sponsor, Mrs. Parrot was supper project. . I- ,.l' .1 L If 4 gnvj L Y f f , L .fri K , I . A ' fr fi j ' mf L Q 2 - ' '. if 7 its E A ,. 1,5 C at fi? L , - ,T Ji. xgwe4Q.1 4 -4-7 YET ANOTHER WlLLlNG helper could be found in junior Greg Wiggins as he kept watch over the money and the dessert. What a job!! Left - THE INTERACT CLUB found a reliable sponsor in Mr. Hogue. Without his help and constant guidance, the club could not have accomplished the projects that it did this year. ffm.- , more than happy to support the N.H.S. spaghetti Top left: First Row - Della Harmon Dena Gillean, Pam Laurigan, Mari Abernathy, Last Row - Chris Pope Michael Gregg, Joel Huey, Tornmi Gin and Co-Sponsor, Randy Jefl kins.

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Below, AS A SENIOR, and this year's president, Teresa DeFranks has a very tight schedule. Aside from her extensive involvement in the Foreign Languages club, she is also very involved in the National Honor Society. wa? J' wmv' 61015 I Above - THE LARGEST OF THE FCL'S projects this year was the annual foreign language week. Students taking a foreign language are encour- aged to make colorful posters representing their particular languages. Xwhsff 2 Me 91 Top - Kim Smith, Sally Cartegena, Teresa DeFranks, Joe Collela, Melanie Cagle, Edie Garwood, Angela Canaady, Terri Davis, Brenda Walls Second - Marlene Rudy, Jill Hoyla, Becky Guess, Dawn Jameson, Lynn Carlile, Gretchin Godfrey, Donna Flenner Third - Lori Fowler, Penney Woods, Luella Green, Dana Hendrix, Darren Nash, Carrie Turner, Stacey Mitchell, Faye Ladefoge, Brenda Leighty. For those students who elect to take a foreign language, the Foreign Language Club is the place to get involved. Aside from their sponsorship of the annual foreign language week, the club is also very active in other ways, such as taking numerous field trips to various restaurants specializing in foreign cuisine which familiarizes the students with different types of food. At their frequent meetings, ideas are brought up as to how to get students interested in taking a foreign language, which is the main reason for the foreign language week. The F.L.C. provides a bridge to fill the gap from the foreign language teachers to their students. The activities that this club is involved in lets the students be with their teachers as friends and sponsors, instead of just teachers. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB SPEAKS FROM ABROAD 113

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SOCIETY at INTERACT 3 Q l Above - Bottom Row: Rene Jackson, Terri Lankford, Edie Garwood, Mary Waguespack, Tammy Miller, Lynn Secreast, Angie Taylor, Lisa Cook. Second Row - Debra Carnihan, Lea Palladino, Charlotte Edwards, Kim Eubanks, Becky Gess, Dawn Jameson, Kecia Core, Denise King, Chris Mclntosh, Tina Wolfe. Back Row - Tony Setser, Daniel Duncan, Joey Helmiok, Brad Henson, Lee Evans, Scott Brazinski, Greg Wiggins, DuHee Lee, Jeff Moore, Craig Cook, Joe DeFranks, Scott Smith. Top Right - AS A SENIOR this year, Joel Huey was an active member of both the Nat'l Honor Society and the Interact Club. Far Right - ALL OF THE KITCHEN CHORES were taken care of by many a dedicated N.H.S. worker. One of those workers was Kelly Lampman. Near Right - PARTICIPATION IN THE SPAGHETTI SUPPER project was a tasty experience for all involved. This is one of the major projects completed by N.H.S. during the year. Bottom Right - Bottom Row: Rena Barnes, Robyn Glaze, Terri Sawyer, Jennifer Ramsey, Kelly Lampman, Nina Burnette Second Row - Denise Campbell, Tracy Ray, Jeff Townsend, Doug Beldon, Andy Brent, Jeff Poteat. Third Row - Gary Klein, Jack Harmon, Monica Orr, Pam Buck, Angela Canady, Teresa DeFranks, Kent Logan Wayne Homschek, Jeff Goldberg, Joe Fox Fourth Row - Susan Mclntosh, Jerry devarennes, Leslie Medford, Kathy Witzell, Becky Srok, Denise Hunt, Gerri Hurst, Dana Castleberry, Chris Yandow, Tracy Bonner, Joel Huey. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IS the place to be if you have a 3.5 grade point average or better. This academically oriented organization is one of the largest in the school. Their activities range from helping needy individuals at Christmas to attending the annual National honor society convention in Jekyll Island. l AL.. I -vjuj , M A af 'I' '!'!' 1' 115