Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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MISS ECHO 1980 1 l -as s. 'Sf Above left: MISS ECHO 1980, Kellie Casey accepts roses and trophy from Colby Mathews. The pageant was sponsored by Sprayberry's choral department. Middle top: SPOFITSWEAR COMPETITION was a highlight of the Miss Echo contest. Leisa Goldie, junior class beauty, models her well chosen sportswear outfit. Above right: DAZZLING THE JUDGES with her form, Michelle Edison pauses for a stricking pose in the evening gown contest. Second row: junior class beauties Laurie Reynolds 2 Leisa Goldieg Front row: sophomore Kelly Monaghz freshman Debra Denise Hudson, junior Leslie Worley.: sophomore Doris Olsen. Center: AND THE WINNER IS . . Kellie Casey congratulated by the other finalists at the moment name is announced. Kelliej a sophomore, was chosen fr eighty-five contestants on the basis of charm, poise, I overall appearance. Left: NINETEEN EIGHTY MISS ECHO winners: Back row: finalists Nancy Gant, Leslie Medford, Kellie Casey, Luanne Gaither, Diane Zitterbatg third row: senior class beauties Kelly Laslo, Lisa Naftel, Jennifer Flamsey, and Pam Adamsg

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Top left: SENIOR CLASS BEAUTY and Miss Echo finalist Lavonne DiPietro beams a dazzling smile at judges Grant Brantley, Superior Court Judge elect, and Renee Stuart of Chris Ann School of Modeling. Top right: OUT OF EIGHTY-FIVE contestants and twenty-two semi-finalists, five finalists were chosen. Nancy Gant, Leslie Medford, Luanne Gaither, Lavonne DiPietro, Diane Zitterbart and Kellie Casey then had to answer typical beauty pageant questions from emcee Gene Mikell. Above left: WITH A GRIN AS CUTE as a bug's ear, Janet Kelley makes a successful attempt at modeling. Doc Michels feels that Miss Echo provides girls with needed experience and confidence. Above: MODELING HER SPORTSWEAFI outfit is junior Ginger Armour, who shows the new preppy fashions. Above right: LATE AGAIN, LISA? Some girls arrived as early as three hours ahead of time to get ready, but senior class beauty Lisa Naftel obviously did not.

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A 3. THE PLACE FOR EATING 81 LEAVING Every day, students of Sprayberry pass the school hours following their daily routines without really taking notice of two places on the campus that are pertinent elements of their routines: the Iunchroom and the parking lot. Taking advantage of the lunchroom, students often use it for last minute cramming or Below: SOME STUDENTS LEAVE IN CARS, others leave on buses, but this student leaves his quarterly parking space on a motorcycle, which is a rare sight in Sprayberry's parking lot. Bottom: STOPPING TO TALK to Leslie Medford on hanging out with friends. As for the parking lot, not one person goes through the day without coming or leaving through it. Being two of the largest and most active areas on campus, the parking lot and Iunchroom are the place for everyday student habits. his way out, Chris May is just one of many that can be found hanging around for awhile, not ready to go home. Below left: ALMOST EQUAL TO A FAST FOOD MENU, milkshakes and hamburgers are offered every day to -x ? ,,,...t students dreaming of McDonald's. Below right: EITHER RUSHING TO WORK, or heading for the lake, students are always anxious to leave the school day behind. Senior Sherry Kemp is seen here leaving at minimum day, as most seniors do. Bottom: CLOWNING AROUND will not help in finishing the homework due next period. This is often what takes place in the Iunchroom, maybe even more so than eating. Michelle Union and Teresa Clinkscales exemplify this everyday practice of Sprayberry students. 25