Lanier High School - Largus Yearbook (Bessemer, AL)

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Honor Society Holds Top-in! B.T.N.B. Seniors Chosen! 1 B l 4.4 ,Ziff vlcll , . ,,,.. 2 l 1. I 'nit ' , ,ef Lfwib l x 'fl 6 , wg fm 4 , b ' is , ' fy 3, . 'g:Z1!Qg,g,L'J-IQ, fl if , -z::.fg'.:1. J,-7-gli, Q ,fbfiz s The National Honor Society tapped in seventeen new members. There were thirteen juniors: Tip Busby, Brenda Dial, Roy Duncan, Tre Harris, Nina Larkin, Frankie Man- zella, Eula Parker, Jeanna Piper, Theresa Roebuck, Michael Seals, Betty Simon, Mary Smitherman, Catrina Taylor and four seniors, Becky King, Sharon Smith, Ronee Thompson and Teri Wesson. Five members at the Honor Society spoke on Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service and History. Mr. Wayman Shiver of Miles College was the featured speaker. Also, recently, the Birmingham Trust National Bank honored three of Lanier's seniors, Michael Sanders, Monica Cunningham and Bruce Henderson. They were chosen by the student body out of the ten finalists, Beth Britton, Monica Cunningham, Randy Bunn, Bruce Hender- son, Jeff Wilson, Jan Lazenby, Delsa Lindsay, Ronee Thompson, Michael Sanders and Gail Short who were nominated by the teachers. 13. ,.- .R- X , x 2 ll 41

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Basketball season was in full swing with the Varsity having one of their best seasons ever The B team and two freshman teams also showed Lanier pride. Something new on the court this year was the girl s team With little experience but a lot of talent, the girls strived to be recognized as athletes Another new experience was getting out of school six days for snow Although graduation had to be post- poned for a week, everyone enjoyed playing in the white stuff while it lasted. This, the coldest winter since the turn of the century, had its advan- tages Csnow and getting out of schoolb but also there were disadvantages Ccold, cold weather, and going to X l4,! I I Z. al . N Q gg! Winter Highlighted By Snow and Basketball t e t if , 5 l . W A . ,,,,,.Q N school in Iunej . l 4 X X I t f L, ef K . 5-: .Nay we

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Spring and A.E.A. on the Way As time grew near for the final yearbook pages to be mailed in, everything was pointed toward spring and the end of,the year. Some lucky people were looking forward to a trip to Europe over A.E.A. They were Beth Britton, Lisa Kidd, Loretta Rigdon, Penny Kurtts, Ken Hyde, Matt Self, Sherry Mabry, Tammy Baker, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Drys- dale, Mrs. Belew, Miss Griffin, and Mr. Bottsford. Everyone had begun to prepare for the flourish of tests and exams that accompany the end of school. The seniors could be seen with stars in their eyes looking forward to graduation, or were there tears as they realized a portion of their life was about to end? Seventy-seven would soon be a memory to treasure forever . . . ,+ .A+ Nr D-si-sN f -xg ff ,,,,.,..-1' K 42 fr N .pf we ,V ., , , fy lr Q QQ, S 9 'S I N