Satsuma High School - Cayman Yearbook (Satsuma, AL)

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Bridget Willis crowns Jeannie. Ushers: Brian Yarber, Terryl Reaves, Cliff Dearmon and Gary Pirkle. Alan Thames, Brenna Casey and Kevin Towery perform. Emcees: Kim Brewer and Alan Byrd Debra Hancock is “Private Benjamin Toni Dees dances to Hello”. Donna Ramer, Robyn Thrower and Kenny Stacey provide music. Miss Satsuma 27

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You Oughta’ Be in Pictures Junior Beauties: Lonnie Hillman: Susan Saunders; Leah Hunter; Lisa Stallings; Second Row: Tami Waltman; Shannon Godwin; Sheri Kervin; Darlene Perkins. Third Row: Cynthia Lewis; Mary Brett; Wendy Herring; Sheri Lewis. Senior Beauties: Kim Richardson; Andrea Atchison; Rhonda Jones. Second Row: Jeannie Lewis; Zondra Deaver; Michele Davis; Renee Brunson. Third Row: Debra Hancock; Marla Thurman; Karoline Hill. Fourth Row: Tracey Turner; Leslie Sanders; Pam Stokley; Aurelia Green. The night of December 6th finally arriv- ed, and as each contestant made her walk on stage, tension mounted. A hush came over the crowd while they anx- iously awaited the announcement of the new Miss Satsuma and her court which were chosen on the basis of beauty, poise, intelligence, and an interview. The judges' final decision was handed down and Jeannie Lewis was named Miss Satsuma of 1984-85. Debra Han- cock was chosen First Runner-up and Renee Brunson Second Runner-up. Miss Congeniality and Miss Photogentic were Pam Stokley and Andrea Atchison respectively. Junior Beauty was Mary Brett, Sopnomore Beauty was Belle Whatley, and Freshman Beauty was Laura Lomax. Decorations were provided by Mrs. Lin- da Singleton with assistance from the Art Department and Mrs. Reita Wilson. The pageant was sponsored by the 1985 Senior Class and co-ordinated by Ms. Mary Atchison. Seniors that Oughta Be in Pictures” directed by Jim McDonald. 26 Miss Satsuma

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Students Skim for Occupations The purpose of Career Day was to let students get an idea of what type of profes- sion they might want to go into. It was held in the library during second and third period for juniors and seniors only. There were various types of career opportunities presented such as banks, colleges. Na- tional Guard and Reserve, and military services. Satsuma High School is one of the few schools in Mobile that has Career Day for the students. It is sponsored by Mr. Loden. iTMWfST 5TAT£ TfCHtHCAL Getting ready for lunch. The National Guard shows his stuff. Waiting for hot prospects. Monty Brown shows an interest in the FBI. Mr. Faulk takes a break. 28 Career Day