Valdosta High School - Sandspur Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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Juniors Achieve Higher Standing Juniors received a special hon- or this year. For the first time ever, they could exempt final exams by maintaining an A average and by not missing more than three days. Unlike seniors however, the juniors had to attend the classes they had exempted on the exam days. Juniors showed their spirit and enthusiasm for the Wildcats by receiving more spirit sticks this year as juniors than they did their freshmen and sophomore years combined. Also, during homecoming, the junior class won first place for their CATS ROAST PACKERS float. In the spring the juniors made the preparations for fhe Miss Val- dosta High pageant. Followed closely by the Junior Senior Prom. For most juniors who received class rings, this was a definite re- minder that they were consid- ered upperclassmen, and had only two years left at Valdosta High. Taking the PSAT in October meant that colleges would con- sider these juniors as scholarship possibilities. Juniors also began to realize that college was not far away and that career decisions would be made soon. Georgia Graves Vanessa Hubbard President Secretary Paul Rainey Rusty McCall Vice-President Treasurer %

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Terri Whitlock Marilyn Williams Willie Williams Jason Yost Charlotte Wright Artonja Young Tammy Wright Lisa Veal Dana Young Deanne Young

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Angela Alexander Walter Altman Leon Anderson Marty Anderson Thomas Anderson Sandra Arnold Michel Arseneault Alesha Avila James Badger Freddie Bajalia Glen Barrett Aimee Bass Art Bass Henry Bass Cedric Bauknight Lisa Beaufort 97