Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Left. BEClPlENT OF THE COVETED HMES- STEFI SHS AWARD. Senior S0011 Viness clogged his way into the hearts of the public, and apparently the judges as well. Below: PORTRAYING A DISCO FOX , Freshman Jerry Bell earned his third place rank in the contest. Bottom: THE TRUE COLORS of the teachers at Sprayberry really shone through in the Messter Sprayberry Contest. Here, Drama teacher Michael Moss gives it his best shot! With those looks, he needs to! Inset: . . . I LOVE TO LOVE YOU BABY . . . A singing sensation was found in Sophomore contestant Tommy Burnham. Aside from his lip singing talent, Tommy also has great legs and atasomel L... Q...- MESSTTER SPRAYBERRY it ug-U

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Qfl F ig I, ' wh , ff ' ffdfgf. 111 .W A I fl ju , 2 ' ' 'Q' Q Q . M y 5 ,f wg f, W ., Q ' 3 SUPERSTARS Left: l ENJOY DRAWING, MY WORK IS NOT DIFFERENT JUST BECAUSE I'M- HANDICAPPED, IT'S CLOSE TO THE WORK OF OTHER STUDENTS, replies Paul Verpillot as he works on one of his sports illustrations, which is his specialty. Paul has been drawing since the fourth grade when his dad got him started, and now he hopes to become a commercial Illustrator of sports as his profession, just like the famous sports artlst Leroy Newman whom Paul sets his goals after because he likes the artist's style. The art teachers at Sprayberry speak of Paul as producing exceptional pen and watercolor illustrations of sports figures, and remark of the joy he brings to the art department. Below left: SWlMMING KEEPS ME IN GOOD SHAPE: I DO IT BECAUSE I LIKE TO COMPETE. This statement from sixteen year old Randy Marchman explains why he has won so many medals and set so many records during his nine year interest in swimming. Spending three and a half hours every day gracefully splashing through marked racing lanes, Randy compiles just what it takes for an athlete to win such honors as gold and silver medals in state competitions, three Cobb County records and one district record. Randy hopes and plans to receive a scholarship in the future: just one more trophy to put in his case. Below: MUSIC IS MY LIFE: l'M GOING TO GIVE IT THE BEST I CAN. This statement could be coming from any number of students belonging to the Band of Gold, but it was proudly stated by Sophomore Sheryl Exley. One of only two people chosen from Mr. Martin's band, Sheryl, along with Senior Bill Clarke, has been rewarded with a seat in the All State Band. Not only did Bill place first chair in the All State Band, but he also earned a position in the Cobb County Orchestra. These are not the only two exceptional members in the Band of Gold, Senior Bridgette Godwin finsetj received a position in the WSB Honor Band, rewarding her for all the hours of lessons and practice she put into mastering the sounds of the flute. 7- 37

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