Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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SENIGR BANQUET 6 Upper left: MUNCH OUT: Seniors enjoy a fantastic feast before the program begins. Left: l CAN'T wait ,sfkk ,ff to eat. Teena Pounds decides that she will eat paper ff' gl sw-at plates. 'y,, .1 Above: TRACY RAY explains to Ms. Case why he was an obvious choice for the Senior Hall of Fame. Below: What a Difference You've Made in my Life was performed by talented Gary Harris. .T r. 1? g HV T, . .gg as I .r fly? :mf I v ,,,- at -p Br A N V, - 1 N H .'5,kIs,..- ,.,. -, Q' 3 T +4 L N . fr 1 Every year the senior class has a banquet as a last gathering before graduation. This year, the banquet was led by the senior class officers and Ms. Sims. After a welcome by Luanne Gaither and the Invocation by Terri Sawyer, Gary Harris entertained with a song titled What a Difference You've Made in My Life. Teachers were chosen by the seniors as favorites. They were Ms. Sandy Case, Ms. Wanda Patterson, Mrs. Joyce Fike, Ms. Lanelle Sims, and Mrs. Pat Goldie. After dinner, Ms. Sims announced students elected to the Senior Hall ot Fame. They were Jeff Burnham, Angela Canady, Ken Carney, Beth Day, Teresa DeFranks, Mylinda England, Luanne Gaither, Roy Johansen, Nick Kavadellas, Tracy Ray, Terri Sawyer, Susan Bedgood, Chris Yandow, and Frank Webb. These students were chosen for their excellence in their four years in high school. The highlight of the evening was the Silly Superlatives. The following received those superlatives. Remember that it's only a joke! Most Physically Unfit - David Are Most Likely not to Graduate - Scott Darch Biggest Mouth - Teena Pounds Alchy of the Year - Scott Fisher Space Queen - Lisa Naftel and Donna Parks Most Likely to Be Mistaken as a Brillo Pad - Nick Kavadellas, The John Travolta Award - Billy Hulsey Most Likely to Marry Another Species - Sandy Brown Preppie of the Year - Rena Barnes Most Likely to Fall in Love with Himself - Mark Saraiian The Pygmy of the Year - Nina Burnette Jolly Green Giant of the Year - Michael Gregg Biggest Hell Raiser - Rick Ziegler Most Likely to Make Love to his Car - John Cain Most Likely to Graduate on the Ten Year Plan - Steve Cronic Most Likely to Wear Braces in College - Frank Webb The Billy Graham Award - Terri Sawyer Most Likely to Open a Ski Slope on His Nose - Wynn Pennington Most Likely to Become a Librarian - Beth Day, Karl Rubin Most Likely to be Mobbed by the Senior Girls- Chris Yandow Most Likely to Glow in the Dark - Lyta Shadburn Most Easy-Going Personality -' Steve Bagwell Most Likely to Write Her Phone Number on the Bath- room.WaIl - Denise Campbell Most Likely to Rob the Cradle - Dana Castleberry, Lea Youngblood Most Likely to Become a Dirty Old Man - Scott Viness Tobacco Spitting Award - Greg Gober Most Likely to Become a Beautician - Johnna Barrett Most Likely to Become a Pro Football Manager - Ken Carney 243

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SUPER SENIORS There are a group of seniors that have received honors this year including excelling in academics and sports. There are others besides those pictured that have received awards. Those who have received scholarships are: Pam Adams, Steve Bagwell, Holly Bell, David Bolek, Laura Burrow, John Cain, Robby Davis, Tonya Gober, Jett Goldberg, Martha Marshall, Bonnie McConnell, Wynn Pen- nington, Jett Poteat, Chris Powell, Renee Rainey, Terri Sawyer, Becky Srok, Scott Stephens, Loriann Thompson, Jett Town- send, Sharon Underwood, David Wagner, Nancy Weeks, and Darryl York. Top right: JOE FOX is this year's Star Student. He received a scholarship to Georgia Tech where he plans to major in chemistry. Below left: GARY KLEIN, Joel Huey, and Chris Pope received JROTC scholarships. Below right: NATIONAL MERIT students score in the top 10M on the SAT. This year's National Merit students are Mike Wolfe, Beth Day, and Angela Canady. Below left: WSB RADlO names six students each year as Great Young Americans. They must be leaders in school as well as the community. They are Teresa DeFranks, Nick Kavadellas, Angela Canady, Ken Carney, Luanne Gaither and Frank Webb. sv A86 fvx -4:9 . ':. ' . f.-wv f-' ',. I L- ,. . H., i if: 'I' I tv. vp: ' j ll, .4 di V' fb , y X w .., vii - if, - 2 IP, .t I s ld XP-5' ,- . V 'N 4 ,Fifi Ulf .,5g,g. t rrp:-f ,ff S 242 .fi ,- f ., x 4--J 1' .- -i 'lx -,sf ,- if-, 3-c . ,, ..t r- F

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