Donoho School - Gauntlet Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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W ggravationw The Gauntlet Staff worked long, hard hours to create a book filled with the people and events of the past year. The staff was con- fronted with the task of creating an annual which not only was com- parable, but better than past years. The editors and sponsor were plagued with constant headaches such as late arrivals of pictures and important, last minute details. Much to the editors' delight, Febru- ary 1 5, the final deadline was successfully reached. Working to meet mind boggling deadlines, The Gauntlet Staff again did the impossible and turned out what you are now reading. Hard working editors Kelley Burleson and Laurie Minshew led the staff through hours of cropping, captioning, and copy writing to produce what we think is an exemplary annual. Like it so far? Clockwise from top: Edward Turner creates witty drawings for the annual. The Gauntlet Staff. Laurie Minshew quickly writes down a senior quote. Staff members take time out for a fast game of Twister. 63

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WCheckersw The Upper School Honor Council led by President Steve Weymouth, Vice-President Lisa Peterson, Secretary-Treasurer Sandy Stewart and Sponsor Mrs. Wingo worked to enforce the schoolis honor code as well as to conduct class elections. The Middle School Honor Council led by President Molly Williams, Vice-President Raleigh Draper, Secretary-Treasurer Dana Stewart, and Sponsor Mrs. Quattlebaum worked to instill a general feeling of honesty among students in addition to upholding the school's Honor Code. The National Honor Society led by President Julie Jenkins, Vice-President Greg Griffin, Secretary-Treasurer Marian Mor- row, and Sponsor Mrs. Mary Jane Smith held an induction in January to recognize those students who had distinguished themselves in scholarship, academics, leadership, merit and character. Clockwise from top right: National Honor Societyg Upper School Honor Councilg Middle School Honor Council.

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GGAll Around Town On Teen Topics, a local radio program sponsored by WDNG, John Kittle, John Davenport, and Beth Ley participated in discussions ranging from football to national affairs. The school newspaper The Penfeather, managed to include all aspects of student life in its various edi- tions. Editor f Julie Jenkins, Co-editor f Greg Griffin, and advisor Mrs. Barker made some much needed changes in the paper from past years. The paper was larger in size and in printing than in the past. Headed by editor Sandy Stewart, Co-editor Dianne McLeod and advisors Mrs. Couch and Mrs. Sprayberry, The Lure, a literary and art magazine provides a place to exhibit work of talented students. Clockwise from top: The Lure Staff, Penfeather Staff. Mrs. Barker checks and edits articles. Teen Topics members. Q gr el-' 4 Q1 ssh QNX. Q - X ri ' x ll' 5, 'G ,-,,....,..-. ...fs p , .W -, M- -' ,. M