Thomasville Academy - Thoacan Yearbook (Thomasville, AL)

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t t f' 'll vml .1 Q Freshmen Plan Future Studies ,vfgfwfw .,,, I ,. 46:4 , f Q FJ Dwayne Alford Rhonda Brasell X , Denise Digmon 2 Scott Evans yi elf ' Qi ,J 't f M. -. 4505? Carolyn Gaddy Steven Galbraith Mike Harper Ricky Harrison 1 Scott Lewis t I1 ' 1- I .f , , if L , x ll C .1-.. Terri Lyles Ken Nichols Io Ann Sims Mark Sims Steve Wilson 'Ut .aak Q' 1 A ,, f 'W a ? 'f'- it 5 Q. Q3 ' li 4:f .,sgf,isf-1-:mt 1 f li if f f l S ,,, , l it The Freshman class began the year planning their future studies. They had a choice of courses that would prepare them either for college or a career in business. Some chose algebra and biology while others chose general business and general math. Decisions on sports were much easier to make. Several of them participated in football, basketball, baseball, or track. At their Christmas party the Freshman forgot their studies and enjoyed a good old shaving party, spraying one another and any other unfortunatestudent. tupper far rightl Mike Harper, Steve Wilson, and Ken Nichols are some of the Freshmen that enjoyed a shaving cream fight at their Christmas party, tcenter far rightl Scott Evans, Ken Nichols, and Steve Wilson talk about ' school happenings. flower far rightl Rack Dig- ' -fl mon, Carolyn Caddy, jo Ann Sims, and Rhonda s Af' ,N Y '4 Brasell begin their morning gathering their Q V V J. X 1 K vb studies. trightl The ninth grade officers are: A f 1 T . gr ..., Cl. to r.l Steve Wilson, Sec.-Treas., Scott Lewis, ' T - ,W fag: Pres,,ScottEvans,V.Pres. Wiwzlklbzxx,:.!.',., A ,1,,,,.,,,..,7..--- 4 y , . I - , . im l nm ' 4 K .' 1' '.Evpy'AQ54,1,v51 zf tl 5 ' 'R' , A M, .af ,tht '7'::-7'- .',, 'frxdffk W i it-5335 100 Ninth Grade . , 1 'z . 4 1 . 14 TQ.:- , . di Tn? l FE . 1 Fl w ' u I fa l 1 lf- -L' 5 L ,F it 3 3,1 I l

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