Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has always been a strong organization at Sprayberry, and, as always, they contin- ued that proud tradition. The consistency of the members was portrayed in their weekly meetings in the commons area. With the assistance of sponsor Ken Clouse, the club had a meaningful time. ot fellowship and discussion every Thursday night throughout the entire year. Sprayberry has a proud reputation of active and productive clubs and the F.C.A. group has continued this reputa- tion ol past years. Right - THIS YEAR'S VICE-PRESIDENT Craig Cook was also chosen as chaplain lor next year's Student Government. Below - COACH CLOUSE was a dedicated, hard-working sponsor this year for F.C.A. His input into the meetings gave that time a special meaning that all present could feel. Left - AS A SENIOR this year, Tracy Ray was consistent with his loyalty to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He continually supported the club, and added to its' success. il X.. .JI it It t i 5 x Bottom - Kim Nicholson, Karen Hartley, Tricia Nay, Gaye Farnsworth, Lynfl Seacrest. Charlotte Edwards, Lisa Ullom, Gwen Morgan Second Row. Teffl Sawyer, Denise Campbell, Melanie Bradshaw, Luane Gaither, Kelly Casey B361 Row - Tracey Ray, Scott Viness, Craig Cook, Robert Schneider, Kent Logan' Steve Cook, Greg Taylor, Kim Doetsch, Davie Are, Jack Harmon, Scott Fisher. Left - THIS YEARS PRESIDENT, Kent Logan shows that F.C.A. is but one of his many interests while striking a macho pose. L I

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The halls of Sprayberry HSTARVING ARTISTS Fi: T PLACE IN ART HONOR sociE'rv Front - Sandy Walker, Marlene Rudy, Barry Mason, Lea Palladino, Craig Cook, Kevin Barton, Rodney Bowler, Alyssa Tucker, Deanna Crowell Second Row - Delynn Aycock, Sharon Core, Marcy Seawright, Sandy Seawright, Candi Raines, Jerome Cotone, Jeff White, Kurt Reidy, Tim Bowen, Karen Shulhan, Alice Underhill, Carol Lipscomb Back - Steve Stignani, Mark Abernathy, Jeff McCain, Paul Narucki, David Weisert, Susan Thomas, Todd Waggener, Kevin Arnold, Sponsor Dorothy Boyd, Fiona Bainbridge, Lisa Voeltzke Not pictured, David Wagner. Below: ASIDE FROM BEING A VERY TALENTED ARTIST, Senior David Wagner was also a very successful athlete, as he won two consecutive state titles ln wrestling. Below: MUCH INSPIRATION AND ENCOUR- AGEMENT CAME FROM ONE MAJOR SOURCE for the students involved ln Art Honor Society, that was in the form of this year's sponsor, Dorothy Boyd. 0 have been literally infiltrated with a wide variety of vastly gifted students. Some of the more recognized ones are, of course, the athletes and band students. But what about all of those individuals who stay secluded back in the art hall? This is one ot the main reasons for the Art Honor Society. Persons who have, or are hoping to excel in what- ever art they choose, whether it is in pencil, paints or three-dimensional design, are encouraged to show their art in a competitive manner. This club also helps to publicize the work of promising artists which in turn encourages them to pursue their work further. 132 ll ' Q A, HOT-LIPS by David Wagner