Donoho School - Gauntlet Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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G6Bing097 Some students who just couldn't get enough math during their regular classes, joined Mu Alpha Theta which was led by President Julie Jenkins, Vice-President Tony Daniel, and Secretary-Treasurer Drue Frazier and sponsored by Mrs. Tiller and Mrs. Wingo. During the time they met on activity day, they played math games and learned Russian arithmetic. Hi-Y was bigger than ever this year with the formation of many new clubs. Among the projects done this year were taking under- privileged children trick-or-treating, sponsoring a needy family at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and dances at the beginning and end of the year. V Teen involvement is a sixteen member team that goes to different schools in the area to teach younger children about the dangers of drinking and smoking. Among the schools this year were Tenth Street and Dearmanville. Clockwise from top right: Mu Alpha Thetag Teen Involve- mentg Hi-Yg Mrs. Tiller teaches Mu Alpha Theta members a new form of arithmetic - Russian.

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GGDO-Re-Mig, The Donoho Voices met every Monday night in the cafetorium under the direction of Mrs. Ann Kimbrough. Led by President Greg Griffin, Vice-President Jim Hyatt, and Librarian Frances Walker they practiced weekly to prepare for their Christmas program on December 15. They appeared in several places, including WHMA and a spring concert. Clockwise from top right: Annie Walton tries to figure what the black keys are forg The Donoho Voicesg Mixed Ensembleg and SSA Ensemble.