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

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Aspiring Actors Product of Drama Club A relatively new organization at MA is the Drama Club. Formed to bring en- tertainment to the campus, as well as encouragement to young aspiring ac- tors, the Drama Club provides a wide variety of learnings. Scenery to make, lighting to install, costumes to sew, and actors to train are merely a few of the numerous tasks necessary to pro- duce a successful play. The Glee Club taught by Mr. Edwards, the head of the Music Department, is a class designed to develop music ap- preciation. Each student practices voice control and group singing. This year the Glee Club presented with the Band a wonderful Christmas concert which flaunted their gifted talents. 84 1st, Kathy Sistrunk, Lynn Long, Mr. Edwards, Connie Bufford, Stevie Holloway. 2nd Carol Baker, Becky Bell, Susan Story, Susan Noble, Priscilla Whitman, Teresa Rotton, Diane Mas- sey, Crys Hood, Vicky Taylor, lane Edwards, Mary Ruth Davis, Peggy Griswold, Ann Good- son. 3rd, Gwen Parton, Brenda Bentley, Sheila Kirk, Sharon Moore, Debbie Dykes, joe Thomas, lody Knowles, Willie Smith, Guy Whatley, Harold Noble, Cyd Kitchens, loanna Supple, Debbie jackson, Betty Law. 1st, jenny Parker, Billy Segrest, Leah Segrest, David Sears, lane Sheppard, Stevie Holloway, Cindy Faust. 2nd, Glenda York, Peggye Meng, Crys Hood, Priscilla Whitman, Mary Ruth Davis, lane Edwards, Peggy Griswold. 3rd, Gregg Self, Brenda Bentley, Debbie jackson, Cindy Affleck, Patti lohnston, Susan Noble, Guy Whatley, Bill Moon. Guy, Glenda, and Leslie show their acting abil- ity in Taming of the Shrew.

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MA Club Escapes to Disney World Consisting of lettered athletes and varsity cheerleaders, the MA club has displayed a combination of good sportsmanship and winning attitudes. ln an effort to strengthen the Club's bank account and help towards the Club's first trip to Disney World, the members worked hours selling Rex Cleaner and managing the concession stand during home basketball games. Stevie Holloway really seems absorbed in the topic of discussion of a FTA meeting. President of FTA, Meg Graham, goes through the procedure of hopscotch as her student girls contemplate on attempting the task themselves. What's this? Bringing Coach jimmy In??? Wouldn't you agree that President, Buddy Youngblood, is really dressed for the occasion? lst, Debbie Pritchett, Brenda jackson, Kathy Sistrunk, Cyrs Hood, Penny Streetman, Diane Massey, Lynn Long, Cindy Faust. 2nd, Michael Whatley, Glenn Tompkins, Frank Smith, Walter Vail, Kim Davis, Buddy Youngblood, lack lohn- Ston, john Varner, joey Smith. 3rd, Tony Oswalt, Bobby Sadler, David Vann, Blake Bentley, Billy Segrest, Mike Ingram, Gregg Self, Frankie Lock- lar, Gary Grant, Robert Baker, Les Hayes, Danny Dennis. 4th, Al Vann, Winfred Cox, Steve Torbert, David Beezley, Ray Hall, jimmy Graham, jere Graham, Robert Rutherford, Danny Hall, Darry Kilpatrick, Ricky Williams. Q

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,1st, Debbie Dykes, Dawn Sharpe, jane Rainer, jane Edwards, Kathy Smith, Daria Sharpe, Kathi Thomas. 2nd, Connie Bufford, Bob McCarty, Leah Segrest, Sharon Moore, jinnie Webster, Peggy Griswold, Willie Smith, Stephen Foster, Peaches Allen, Mr. Edwards. 3rd, Debbie Perry, 'Pam Morgan, Sandra Adams, Becky Hall, Mary Ruth Davis, Debbie jackson, jean Corbitt, Susan Noble, Bobo Blow, joanna Supple. 4th, Ginny Smith, Susan Floyd, Elaine Kilpatrick, Margaret Walters, Debbie Adams, Ennis Holmes, Vickie Phillips, Ginny Austin, j.H. Bazemore, Sandra Hammonds, Susan Stone. Sth, jeff Oswalt, Hal Foster, Laura McCain, jody' Knowles, Donna Whatley, Lori Davis, Cindy Segrest, Linda In- gram, Bonnie Paulk, Mary Melissa Vann, Nancy Nelson, Cammie Cook. 6th, Taylor Hostetter, Guy Whatley, Robyn Hill, David Sears, Sara jane Torbert, Allen Torbert, Gwen Parton, Bev- erly Matthews, Leigh Randall, joe Thomas. N W U IFORMS DREAM COME TRUE Frustration, fatigue, weary bones, and lassitude are merely words describing the MA Academy Band Students after a long, hard practice session. These many strenuous practices brought forth considerable rewards including performing for state playoffs at Springwood, ten best band members performing in the Honor Band, and of course their magnificient appearances on the field at halftime. As the year began band members be- came overvvrought with the idea of new uniforms wherefore in Novem- ber those long awaited dreams be- came a reality. At the conclusion of a prominent sea- son, we say Thank You, Band, for a unique and enjoyable year. 1st, jinnie Webster, Debbie Dykes, Dawn Sharpe, jane Rainer, Sharon Moore. 2nd, Leah Segrest, Guy Whatley, j.H. Bazemore, David Sears, jeff Oswalt, Bobo Blow, Becky Hall. Leigh prepares to give an exuberant cymbal crash as the band proceeds down field. 85