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

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he Foreign Language Magnet Program at the Kittredge Center for Gifted Children of- fers interested stu- dents the opportunity to learn the Japanese, Chinese, and Rus- sian languages in Dekalb Coun- ty. The magnet school is a spe- cial program that meets during third and fourth period of every school day. The students reach the magnet school by bus. Al- though the program absorbs two Class periods per day, one year of the Magnet Program is worth two years of language credit. The program is open to 9-12 graders with a 2.7 or higher GPA. Stone Mountain High is proud to have representatives taking all three of the Magnet School languages. , t K A J 1 r , i 6 l 2 5 t rr, Q ei 6 r Q s agnet Sch Kirsten Polentz, Brian Dowd, Joe Mcliachin, and Jane Fowler find that the Magnet bus ride the high point of their day. Trina Slagle studies Russian. S iliii . , ,, .. ,.., . .... W M PM , , i ' ,G --' . 2 ii'l tt.. . . Let 119.2-iiftf 1 , , Janet Lewls Derald Long Linda McCuen Carolyn McCurdy Linda Mcliay Math Mathematics Special Education Mathematics Secretary Success in X mathematics or life t A -- ' itself??? Persistence and determination fr 4 - Ti rn cr Enjoy your years in high school - be involved in a variety of activities and do are omni-potentlll your best! l ,. P y f y Wm? , .syn ,gf ,Ml Vg .. f ' , ' tl I ' , ik , - ', ,WX I N . 4 W + ,h V 4 xi fr-,ive A rl L3 ' 'K 1 1 4 Lu' 'sei A ' t rnwfk fl -mag i 1 ft +11 cj X5 fffifr 23 U71 HUF' A37 A K '- 1. Carol McCorvey Business Computers can be exciting and fun. Learn a new skill that can help you prepare for the future.

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AF? ,W Nc, 3,2 -I y of WNW.,-K -...NK Susan Farris types away in her Data Processing class. Paul Marzullo works on his Data Processing class work. , -it-NN if Evan Vitch and David Rapier take pride in repairing this lawn mower. Shannon Suchke enjoys working as a dental assistant. 00 Claudia Jordan English She is getting her face ready for compositions and ninth grade boys. Susan Keith Donna Kimble Judy Lamb Mathematics Campus Supervision Media Specialist Betty Lamberth Mathematics This is the day which the Lord hath made: we will rejoice and be glad in it. lPsalm 1181241 Yolanda Lewellyn English ,,,-..,

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