Donoho School - Gauntlet Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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Gland of Uzw Christmas proved to be a journey back to make believe as Dorothy and Toto returned to the Land of Oz. Creeted by King Scarecrow and visited by King Cowardly Lion and King Tin Woodsman, all are granted their wishes for happiness by Glenda the Good. Dorothy returns to Kansas with a true spirit of Christmas and emeralds for Aunt Em and knowledge for Uncle Henry. All lived happily ever after. The cast and crew of Christmas in the Land of Oz under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Veach delighted the audience by reminding us all that there is still a child's imagination in all of us. Clockwise from top right: The Donoho Voices introduce the Christmas seasong Dorothy wonders during dress rehearsal if they'll he ready for opening nightg King Cowardly Lion prances nervously in the throne roomg Dorothy performs a heart transplant on King Scarecrowg Judy Cale continues in the spotlight. v-one Q twat .. .f.sJ,f. s' .wi r R lik, .: 1 -2-..,s.. J, 1 with . N L.: , rain-.1 -: s-.f L75:-'.Qii -- -'-5 EVEN i' EF. -4

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GG round the Worldll The Junior Varsity basketball teams started a new year with the A team being coached by Marlin Arrington and the B team being coached by Frank Hague. Most of the games were played on Tuesdays or Thursdays. They played county teams such as Alexandria., Weaver, Saks, and Ohatchee. This year Donoho hosted the County Tournament in mid-February. The J.V. cheerleaders led by Head-Summer Canup and Co-Head - Leigh Dillon provided both teams with support. As the season ended, the A team had a record of 8-8, while the B team had a disap- pointing record of 4-8. Clockwise from top left: J.V. A team. A wrestling match during the basketball game? Telita Hunter says cheese for the cameraman. An opponent gets a tip from a Falcon player. A Falcon player prepares to pass the ball.

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U? W nti ipationw Place: Donoho School Cafetorium Event: College Day Representatives from a large selection of colleges and universities talked to interested Juniors and Seniors concerning their plans for the future. Students and some parents bombarded the representatives with questions such as college size, curriculums available, and social activities. By the end of the afternoon students left with handfuls of college information. College Day was helpful in providing information for students as to what options were available to them after graduation. 2 3 8 Clockwise from top left: Bill Hague seems to be looking for a baseball scholarship. Students mingle among the many college representatives. John Davenport tries to convince a representative that he deserves a large scholarship. Mr. Corey carries on a conversation with a representative while Mr. John Wheeler tries to convince a student that Amherst is the right choice for them. Elizabeth Tyler listens attentively as a representative tells her what she should expect in a couple of years.