Macon Academy - Lance and Shield Yearbook (Tuskegee, AL)

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Little Miss MA contestants await their turn to tie a yellow ribbon. The six Miss MA contest semi-finalists await the judges' decision. Billy admires Miss Auburn while the Little Miss MA contestants dance on. Sheila Hornsby prepares to walk the runwayg Claire Austin anxiously waits her turn. 5 Q flr -swat . if Q he

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With a cry of emotion stemming from deep friendship, Crys congratulates Diane, the 1975 Miss MA. Tia Bell and Kelli Youngblood entertain the crowd while the judges decide. Diane expresses her joy with glistening tears as Debbie pins her banner. Sara lane Torbert gives her version of The Tell- Tale Heart.

Page 42 text:

Rednecks Rule Twirp Week During the last week of january, the Student Council sponsored Twirp Week. Redneck Day was held on Wednesday with an enthusiastic re- sponse from the entire student body. Slave auction was surprisingly held the same day making over 200 dollars for the sales of all the Senior cheer- leaders, football, and basketball play- ers. Kangaroo Court with the return of the Honorable Les Hayes was held Thursday. The country DA, Penny Streetman, could not match the au- thority of the city-slicker PA, Leslie Cohn. The distinguished jury found all the criminals guilty with the exception of Coach Wilson. With tiring practice and much coop- eration the annual basketball game, faculty vs students, was held Friday. With the extra ability of Mr. Rentz and the dubious actions of the score- keeper, the teachers were victorious over the students, 16-12. linnie looks on . . . and on. . .and on ...1udge, Les Hayes, looks on as Mrs. West creams her runaway slave. The Winners of Red Neck day were Bill Taylor, Tom Matheny, and Penny Streetman. At a typical Kangaroo Court Session, the jury takes a recess while the DA plans his next defense. 4