Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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A PRINCIPAL OR TEACHER? Jay Dye shows his RESPONSIBLE FOR SCHEDULES each quarter, valuable shell collection to students in Zoology. Charles Lee ponders the proposed schedule for Mr. Dye is responsible for lockers and lor winter quarter. Student discipline and pre- discipling the freshman and junior boys. registration are some ofthe main responsibilities for Mr. Lee. if ,, g 'y'vQw: Cf f ,mm , ,M 2' .mg , ...T HARDWORKING Judy Patterson works quietly In On Campus Isolation QOCIJ during first period. Along with being an assistant principal, Judy Patterson is also a science teacher. ON HIS WAY to room 409, Mr. Harrison seems undismayed by the prospect of holding still another detention hall, one of his many duties. DISCUSSING a vehicle problem with a student, Mr. Cochran takes care of the parking lot, one of his chief responsibilities. ? aw 137

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SPRAYBERRY . . . From the guidance office to the front office, Sprayberry is in good hands. When students have a problem or conflict they have a friendly and patient crew in the guidance office to help solve problems or conflicts. Counselors Lanell Sims, Mirian Hipsher, Ben Jones, Millie Grondo, Farris Fores- man are always helping students with a school or career guidance. Late to school? There are three patient ladies students know they can trust, Ellie Hall, Carol Granon, and Irma Garner are responsible for checking students in and out of school. These ladies can always be found in the attendance office working hard to make sure Sprayberry gets its money from the state. Pat Goldie, pupil personnel clerk, is a well respected administrator by students because she is always there to help. Sprayberry has a fine group of secretaries, and department para- professionals. Carol Smith, school secretary, is a helping hand to students and teachers. She is also the friendly voice students hear in homeroom and in the afternoon. Department para- professionals and aides are very important to teachers because they are responsible for typing worksheets and test. Bookkeeper Betty Grove can al- ways be seen in the main office working with money and balancing the schools checking accounts. Officer Ray Owens can be sean in his blue car or in the main office making Sprayberry secure. These people and others help make Sprayberry the place to be. Right: CAROL SMITH, the reliable voice of the mornings and afternoon announcements, has been a faithful employee of Sprayberry High School since the doors opened in nineteen seventy-three. Mrs. Smith is a very organized secretary, Below: COUNSELORS, Lannelle Sims for the senior class, Millie Grondo for the freshman class, Miriam Hipsher for the junior class, and Ben Jones for the sophomore class. Farris Foresman is the college and career counselor, Bottom Left: DEPARTMENT PARAPROFES- SIONALS help Sprayberry teachers by preparing worksheets and tests. Social Studies paraprofes- sional and SGA sponsor Dianne Paty, Jane Jobe for the science department, Lynn Keys and Sherran Reeves for the math department, and Mary Helen Setser for Language Art. Donna Johnson is the aide for CVAE. 35- 4? X :LX Us 95 gn- Sf , 1+ fs as X