Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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be with PEOPLE attending Spray- berry High fill the halls and classrooms every day with their different backgrounds, interests, and personalities making the atmosphere of Sprayberry the place to be with others. The student body contains people from areas near and far. Most are from the local area, some transferred from other schools, others from across the country, and even some from foreign countries. The group of students has different interests and char- acteristics. Sterotypes rang- ing from redneck to preppie, airhead to dexter, and loner to socialite are all present on every foot of the campus. This year 597 sophomores and 562 juniors grew accustomed to the 619 incoming freshman while 559 seniors prepared to leave the familiar four-year halls of SHS and head out into the world. But all four classes of Sprayberry joined together to enhance the school with unique individual- ness and make Sprayherry Higf School the place to gf Wm others.

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I as -, figs,-A l wggf. Class of Eighty-Four Since Sprayberry is The Place To Be, for the freshman class Sprayberry might well be called The Place To Begin Again. They spent eight years in preparation for high school but the Sprayberry freshmen were still not ready for their new beginning. Thrown into a more lenient environ- ment and a maze of hallways, a first day freshman was easily recognized by his or her confused face. Eventually they became assets to the corridors of Sprayberry. Along with first impressions came complaints such as The heating system don't work too good. and It's not so fun to be -is-'I Class of Eighty-Four picked on all the time. Crowds in the halls also seemed to devastate the underclassmen, who often found survival difficult. Most freshmen agree that high school far surpassed life in middle school. They no longer have to line up in their classrooms for lunch, and now they can join any of the many clubs found at Sprayberry. In four years the freshmen class of 1981 will be the senior class of 1984. They will have experienced many things in this time that will prepare them for the new begin- nings that everyone finds after high school. N x . S , ,' I I E. I I , A, s A I V Y . Il W ' 5 .,.'I,. I It t N VLA.. - f g,.1W dA IL Class of Eighty-Four Below left: WORKING DILIGENTLY in their freshman art class, Randy Jordan and David Bowen typify first quarter frosh. Below right: IF I DO THIS RIGHT, I may be another Rembrandt, thinks Shari Kyle as she participates in a project assigned by Mrs. d Boy . Bottom left: SHOOT YOURSELF victim Allen Martin snaps his photo at the booth on Winter Wingding day. Bottom right: ANOTHER ELECTIVE some freshmen take is Accelerated Learning Program class from Tom Dechman. Bill Barber takes a break to enjoy the Purple Conn I i 3 psf