Donoho School - Gauntlet Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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Wfhe Roa tw As one of the last tributes to Colonel Quimby, who retired in December. the SGA planned a surprise roast for him in assembly. They asked a few members of our faculty as well as some former ones to give a farewell tribute for all the work he has done. lt was a happy occasion especially for Colonel Quimby who received many kisses. The Junior Class presented him with a pen pencil set and from the administration he and fVlrs. Quimby, who was also present, received a set of bookends. The remaining students gave him a gift of love and remembrance as well as many thanks. As l 3 Cloclusisc from the top: Colonel Quimby presents his pen Q pencil set. Mrs. Murray tries bard not to laugh. Everyone gets a laugh at the bookends presented to tbe Quilnbys. Mrs. Smith giy es Colonel Quim- by some nutritional facts about llawaiian food. Mrs. Tiller hugs the Colonel good-bye. 102 ,Mr 5 ,g ,,,, .

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fr X an-'45 pa A ff!! Clockwisc from lop: Students seem to get thirsty by lunch. Kyle Emerson practices his alphabet. Mrs. Marhut tries to teach some manners. Supply machine for Lower and Mid- dle School students. The new headway to carry books. Could he be writing secret notes in Clase? 101

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6GWin Place howw Place: Donoho School Cafetorium Date: May, 1980 Event: Sports Banquet The Sports Banquet served to recognize the ac- complishments of all students involved in athletics. The coaches and sponsors of the various teams awarded let- ters, certificates, and trophies to deserving athletes. The evening began with a delicious meal followed by the award presentations. Clockwise from top left: Softball team members show their excitement as they receive their awards. Coaches show a wide range of expressions as they eat their dinners. Donna Burke anticipates getting many awards. Some eighth graders joke around during the banquet. Trophies representing the outstanding accomplishments of the many teams. 103