Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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Above and right: MH. LEGS 1981 is Mark Sarajain, owner of a five millions dollar pair of legs. Mark was chosen from a line of SHS legs which dazzled the women of the audience. Far Right: WITH HER RENDITION of Out Here On My Own junior Phyllis DiPietro captured first place in the 1981 talent show. 116 ISK

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TALENT SHOW 81 MR. LEGS This year's talent show, sponsored by the sophomore class, was an enormous success. The Mr. Sprayberry Legs contest was combined with the entourage of acts to entertain the expectant audience. The students poured in to watch Phyllis DiPietro sing Out Here On My Own from the movie Fame and capture first place. A Christian routine sung by Nancy Gant won second place, and Steve Edison twith his following of screaming girlsl took third as Elvis. Mark Sarajain was named Mr. Sprayberry Legs, David Are took the prize for the ugliest legs, and of course, John Mercure won hairiest legs. COMEDY ROUTINE lor the evening was provided by Steve Elvis Edison captured third place by Eddie Putz whose talent consisted of a newsroom exciting his crowd to a frenzy. The screaming fans monologue are led by Tamara Johansen. Above: BAREFOOTED Margot Lipp sang Billy Joels Vienna for her Sprayberry singing debut. Flight: MAMA THINKS that l'm Living in a Convent. Alan Kollar, Tamara Johansen, Susan Bedgood, Margot Lipp, Terry West and Lisa Cooper provided hilarious comedy with their song and dance act,

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Right: CHRISTMAS consists of classroom parties, presents, cookies and candy, more presents, cards, bows stuck on hair, SGA's Christmas Assembly, carols, elves, more presents, and of course, dear ol' Santa Claus. Tom Burnham is seen here not quite in full uniform as he was in this year's Christmas Assembly. Far right: VALENTINES DAY consists of cards, hearts full of candy, singing valentines, couples, vases of roses, students carrying carnations, red clothing, and naturally the Jr. Civltans providing classmates with the sweet Valentine Spirit. This year's Civltans really played their part of singing Valentines as Illustrated by these two sandwiched sweethearts , Janet Jackson and Dee Lawson. Right: AUGUST 25, the first day of school consisted of newcomers, newly bought spirals, schedules, locker combinations, jammed lockers, painted walls, new clothes, summer tans, and, of course, the llrst day of school just wouldn't be right without those ever-popular confused freshman trying their best to look broken in. The first thing every ninth grader goes through is the annual freshman lecture-assembly held in the gym. These students are trudging off to their first homeroom of high school of which they will have four more long years. Far right: JUNE 5, the last day of school consisted of smiles, celebration, cameras, empty lockers, seventh period finals, early dismissal slips, classroom parties, roaming the halls, good-byes, sighs of relief, the last bell of the year, and one will never forget the paper flying through the air at 3:10. Katrina LeMore celebrates her last day just as other students do: a huge smile on her face and arms up in the air. Right: SPIRIT WEEK consisted of silent cheer- leaders, decorated halls, electing homecoming court, anticipation of Homecoming night, SGA's Banana Split Party, and dressing up in different outfits every day of the week, the most popular event with the students. Senior couple Shan Nix and Terri Ochsenfeld typify the school spirit seen by all the students at SHS during Spirit Week by dressing up on 50's day. Far right: HALLOWEEN consisted of cool weather, lots of candy, black masks worn by students, plans for the night, invitations to parties, black clothing, and the familiar sight of a handful of FHA girls roaming the halls in their diligently put together Halloween outfits. Tammy Hinkley is just one of many girls who volunteered to visit the children hospitalized at Kennestone, bringing them candy providing a little spook to their day. 44