West Forsyth High School - Cronus Yearbook (Clemmons, NC)

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STAY ON THE HIGHWAY OF LIFE is the theme the membership committee of SADD decided on for this display in the library. Their objective was to catch everyone's attention and provide them with basic information about the club. EAT UP, EVERYONE!: Cary Roope wraps up some baked goods as Michelle Morgan gets change for Mr. Frank Samuelson who has just purchased two choco- late cupcakes from them. This bake sale was spon- sored by SADD in order to help raise money for their activities for the year. 146 XSADD 5 Q if Q Photo by Rob z Photo by Frank Sam 9 .4 3 9 W' V im

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K -ss: 'Iarris Wrenn Shuler IS IT A TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART?: Samuel Phelps and a friend watch in amazement as Mr. Van Buren sets up a screen and a mirror so they may safely watch the partial eclipse of the sun. This was one of the many events the Astronomy Club has held after school since the club began. CHECKING OUT THE SCENERY: Mark Haggitt relaxes as he waits to tape an after school event for the AudiofVisual Club. Mark has been an active member ofthe club for the three years it has been in existence. He also did the audio taping of various events for the sound sheets included with each Cro- nus '87. Other Clubsfl45

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'cfs- Photo by Neil Millsap Photo by Rob Harris ARRI E ALI by Lauren Eichler s the year progressed, approxi- mately one hundred and fifty Stu- dents Against Driving Drunk CSADDJ strived desperately for one main goal - to create an awareness of the seri- ousness of drinking and driving. Our main purpose is to show people that drinking and driving does not pay,', said Piper Lee. We're not particularly against drinking, just driving drunkf' At SADD,s weekly meetings, members explored ways to communicate their con- cern to others. Among the projects SADD sponsored were: setting up a billboard in Winston-Salem, holding a bake sale to raise funds for their projects, and taping a WXII-TV commercial encouraging every- one to stop drinking and driving. Along with these projects, they also made Don't Drink and Drive flyers which they peri- odically placed on cars in the student parking lot. I believe our projects have made people more aware of the dangers of drinking and drivingf, stated Suzanne Binkley. I think SADD has helped the commu- nity greatly by the things that they have done because we have fewer alcohol-relat- ed accidents and more alcohol-related convictions, replied Touron Gilreath. In their efforts to create an awareness of how serious drinking and driving really is, they were successful. They aimed at mak- ing a difference in the way people reacted to the thought of drinking and driving. As any SADD member would say, Think twice before you drink and drive? SADD: Front Row: Suzanne Binkley, vice-president, Tara Collaghan, secretary, Jenny Fender, public re- lations directorg Amy Howell, public relations direc- torg Anna Howell, President, Michelle Morgan, trea- surer, Mac Salley, membership chairmang Mrs. Dorothy Harmon, sponsor. Second Row: Tami Wag- ner, Amy Amazon, Michelle Andrews, Sheri Burris, Lisa Calloway, Tara Cothran, Tate Day, Tiffany Dull, Christie Edwards, Whitney Youngren, Leigh Kiger, Brenda Robbins, Nicole Kastnimos. Third Row: Gennie Shaw, Anna Flynn, Cathy Gray, Mi- chelle Green, Gina Henderson, April Hicks, Jennifer McClure, Amy Mitchell, Lisa Plymale, Sylvia Rob- ertson, Piper Lee, Tia Privett, Emilie Linker, Lance Miller. Fourth Row: Gretchen Combs, Rhonda Tal- ley, Lori Alderman, Melissa Baran, Erin Barkley, Mindy Bedsaul, Julie Cassada, Heather Cass, Mi- chelle Mitchell, Kim Chandler, Todd Beatty, Joel Davis. Fifth Row: Michelle Cornwell, Courtney Coghill, Angela Conley, Leslie Crapse, Jennifer Cro- nin, Deana Dillard, Frances Dodson, Meg Fergus, Wendy Flemming, Dennis Herman, Stacey Jones, Andrea Collare, Melissa Messick, Myra Brandon. Sixth Row: Janet Baucum, Melissa Smith, Laura Long, Tami Meyer, Jill Moore, Kristin Morris, Les Morris, Karla Myers, Anna Oliver, Jenni Lee, Ta- mara Glascoe, Angie Teague, Heather McFrederick. Seventh Row: Dense Trivette, Kelly Gmach, Julie Overton, Melissa Parks, Christine Ramsey, Tina Self, Suzanne Smith, Maria Sowers, Amy Styron, Valerie Strickland, Kelli Owens, Angelia Godfrey, Laura Walters. Back Row: Mickey Hardin, Wendy Swaim, Julie Swicegood, Angela Talley, Leanne Em- ery, Sherri Utt, Tammy White, Jessica Wolff, San- dra Wright, Eric Carpenter, Dawn Carter, John Colthar. GLAD T0 BE SADD: Anna Howell, and Jenny Fender converse about how exciting the year was, while they wait to give information to new members who signed up to join SADD. This club was open to anyone wanting to contribute their time and ideas to the efforts of eliminating drunk drivers from our highways. BRAINSTORMING: Wendy Swaim jots down a few notes as she and club members Tina Self, Angela Talley, Meg Fergus, Jennifer Cronin, and Terri Hodges share ideas with vice-president Suzanne Binkley. Suzanne was in charge of the programs com- mittee which provided entertainment for general meetings, such as guest speakers and movies. SADDXI47