Donoho School - Gauntlet Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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While all Alabamians followed the campaigns of state politicians, we fol- lowed the campaigns of our own politi- cians running for leadership of the SGA and Honor Council. The SGA campaign, in particular, included ban- ners, posters, hand-out cards, and a final morning of speeches before the voting. A The SGA put into action some new ideas and kept the traditional activities running smoothly. Aided by the com- bined leadership of President Wes Smith, Vice-President Rozelle Burt, Student Drivers Secretary-Treasurer Cindy Nunnelley, and Sponsor Mrs. Slate, the SGA put out school directories, sold Falcon sta- dium cushions, sponsored school dances, and most important of all, served as a link between students and administration. The Honor Council, led by President Bryan Jackson, Vice-President Dena Akin, Secretary-Treasurer Carrie Coley, and Sponsor Mr. Gorey, enforced the honor code of the school and conducted the class elections. ABOVE: SGA Cseated - Ellen Davis, Cindy Nunnelley, Wes Smith, Ftozelle Burt, Taylor Hunter, and Drue Frazier, 2nd row - Margaret Johnson, Janie Burnham, Bill Owsley, Summer Canup, Ellen Clark, and David White, 3rd row - Tom Moore, David Morgan, Barry Love, Bill Wakefield, Stephen Propst, and Keith Madisonj 24 AT TOP: Jeff Monroe laughs at our nervous presidential candidates Bowen Woodruff and Wes Smith ABOVE Mrs Slate tallies the election VOTES.

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ff? luv W Boot Camp Students at the Lower School, headed by Mr. Roger Borchard, principal, participated in many different activities, such as a May Day complete with king and queen, and a field day, both at the big school. They also had a blast on field trips to the Space Center and l-lorsehoe Bend. Other activi- ties included Thanksgiving and Christmas programs and a Ftead-a-thon Cstudents raced to see who could read the most booksj. The year ended with an Awards Day in which first through fifth grades were honored, and with Graduation for the sixth graders. Z ff' A AT TOP A third grader works hard to finish her assignment before class ends, ABOVE: Donoho Lower School students fight to finish first at Field Day. ABOVE RlGHT Fifth graders go through some of the ups and downs of Lower-School life.

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.fs a ... ...b A A W' is Eli AT LEFT: Honor Council Ckneeling -- Jay Jenkins, Alex Weidner, Artie Schulz, Marga- ret Ann Boozer, Julie Jenkins, Lane Jackson, and Dena Aking standing - Mr. Gorey, Steve Jackson, Sandy Stewart, Carrie Coley, Bryan Jackson, Anne McNaron, and Rhett Austinj. BELOW: Bryan Jackson searches his brain tor a sum while Cindy Nunnelley watches Rozelle Burt rake in the money.