Donoho School - Gauntlet Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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The Junior Class found a load of surprises waiting for them this year. The biggest surprise came in the fashion of the hardest courses they had ever seen at Donoho. More than once, several juniors rushed to the office to sign out, only to dis- cover that their names had been obliterated from the sign-out sheet because of deficiency reports. The juniors, themselves, surprised the rest of the school at Homecoming with their first funny skit ever fa scene from the future Aldous Hux- ley would have admiredj, and with Picking Up Speed their winning of the spirit stick. ABOVE: Bill Wakefield reads an amusing Span- ish story. AT RIGHT: Homecoming sponsor Jeanne Klinefelter escorted by Barry Love. 52 FROM TOP LEFT: Dena Akin, Greg Akin, Lesley Allen, Paula Arnold, Rhett Austin, Jeff Ballardg Greg Bard, Richard Byrd, Nancy Cauthen, Ellen Clark, Laura Creagh, and Scott Daniels.

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y I C f.. i If Sophomore Class Led by President Keith Madison, Vice-President David White, Secre- tary-Treasurer Beth McWhorter, and Sponsor Mrs. Slate, the sopho- mores had a successful year of money raising for next year's Junior- Senior, parties, and general mayhem. lt was a lively year for a very lively class. AT LEFT: ,Edward Turner and Jimmy West wait lor the arrival of the fetal pigs. N gi' FROM TOP LEFT: Roger Smith John Spragins, Mark Staples Sandy Stewart, John Stuart, For tune Thomas, Edward Turner Jimmy West, Steve Weymouth David White, and James Wilson.

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AT LEFT: Dena Akin works on some sen- tences during an examen de francais. FROM TOP LEFT: Lalie Draper, Michelle Dubeeg Cathy Edwards, Jencie Fagan, Kathy Fry, Randy Hester, John Holladay, Mark Jackson, Evan Johns, Cherie Johnson, Mary Laurie Johnson, and Karen Keech.