Stone Mountain High School - Corsair Yearbook (Stone Mountain, GA)

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div Linda Beard, Scott Fortnam. and their friends hang out together at lunch. hall -ia-'A .,.. N ...- iw :X N sr xg t ie ' AX ff! Steven Iverson is very interested in the Middle Ages. PIECES D PIECES O Eddie Abraham Jennifer Adam Susan Aho Lyn Allred April Anderson Eric Anderson Shelley Anderson Charlie Austin April Baird Michelle Baldmn Susan Baldwin Leah Barid Linda Beard Jonathan Beasley Brook Bedell Craig Bell Adam Block Amy Black Mark Bosley Kevin Bost Tara Bacerra

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FRESHIVIAN CLASS COUNCIL iq First Row: Laura Tankersley, Tiffany Gaines, Susan Baldwin, Jennifer Heigian, Mel Pinkerton, Liza Crrandia. Second Row: Lauren Pliehaus, Kelly Harns, Leslie Busher, Kristen Bragg, Tara Vonliutzleben. Third Row: Shannon Hostetler, Lori Lascody, Katie Kennedy, Tamara Alston, Lalvlia Garner, Gina Brown. 4 WL '-Jvfwf' N-n ,gf M, am '- .A - l L if w 'f 3 '1 m,:: wg,-A 'W - -N I ff ww me , 1 L we f f lm K .-.lww M A 'N fl , 'rv fs ... JW, ,ij fy, ya, ,Q-5-A JJ.-V .L -f -, ' L 'milf fs, Mr'-Q A-1? eww- 7 . , e,ff'2?'5'f: 'Q .1 -Mf ',.:w'-r.,QfMf'l az' 'Wes'-,. 'fff,s:7 'i K tfyfaij, svn'-my hiv!! ,, fgzy, tg? as :I .3 3 '-Q'U7?.i v Nh. IZPi '-4'frI'4-vffififff . -.. '1'- 'L 3' 7, ' lOflicersJ Laura Tankersley, Vice President: Liza Crrandia, President: Polly Brown, Trea- surer: Lalvlia Garner, Secretary. PIECES o '9 PIECES o '

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O Kristen Bragg Kimberly Brooks Bobby Bromm Duke Brown Gina Bromm Polly Brown John Buliington Mike Buoy Mike Burdeshaw June Burris Erica Bush Leslie Busher Kim Bussey Kerrie Byme Mike Cain Tina Campbell Richie Cannon Jennifer Camran Leigh Carroll Tom Carroll Aarron Cartledge Richard Case Brady Catron Robert Cawthon Freshmen intently watch the proceedings of the pep rally. As soon as school began for the year, n freshmen started to realize that they need to get serious about school. ln the past, the students experienced a relatively worry-fr academic life, and many were careless abo their study habits. With the start of hig school, however, grades really begin to cou for or against students, depending on whet er they are good or bad grades. High school teachers expect much mo from students than lower grade teachers, an the students began to realize that it mig take a lot of time and hard work to meet ther expectations. Freshmen also started to w harder for good grades because now t they are actually in high school they ha something to look forward to: graduatio They know that in order to graduate, th must pass all of the required classes. Tho intending to go on to college realize that it good grades, not luck, that assures entran into the college of their choice, and, later the career of their choice. 1 4. , ,, ,mf tn rrii r I - ',,- W, ui , ,,,s,r , mn, K L , ,, ,, ,yy M, M , ,l,,,,,, wg,-,W