Donoho School - Gauntlet Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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BELOW: Ellen McKay views the world through the eye of the camera. BELOW AT RIGHT: The journalism group studies a layout. . Pro-Session ABOVE: Sandy Stewart and Sharel Love perform a duet for their English class. f L Nfl ,Q M5 ,,-. ,,,.. Mag, 1, . silg T T ABOVE: Polly Enger reverts to childhood. 1 ini

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V l , The two-week lntersession Pro- gram in April, 1978, gave tenth through twelfth graders not only a break from school, but also experi- ence in living and working in the adult world through different off- campus work programs, mini- courses, and excursions to foreign countries. Among the mini-courses was a class in journalism, conducted by Mrs. Jones, where students learned the ins and outs of putting together a newspaper and a yearbook. Mr. Gorey, along with Coach Smith and Mrs. Marbut, taught a course in Outdoor Skills designed to prepare an individual for survival in the wild- erness, which culminated in a two- night camp-out in a local wooded area. Many students chose to work in the community. A large group reported for duty at the Northeast Alabama Regional Medical Center, others, to such places as the YMCA, radio and television sta- tions, vets, the Anniston Museum of Natural History, car dealers, interior decorators, and the Lower School. ln addition, two groups went to Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Slate took a group to Spain and Italy, and Mrs. Barker and Miss l-laynes sponsored a trip to England and France. Meanwhile, seventh and eighth graders continued classes as usual, and ninth graders, after spending the mornings in intensive courses of English and math, took part in the mini-course program in the after- noons. ,.,,,1, snwinmug ' fx, --.1. -,Mtn -.fmt my 'ii- n1.ww ' ff CLOCKVVISE FROM TOP: Anne McNaron prepares a culinary delight, Lucy Roberts, Bill Thigpen, and lan Simpson examine the computerg Wes Smith and Bryan Jackson do their Paul Bunyan imitatiorr Kathy Fry discovers the true excitement of filing. . M rl ,Ll--

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Victors' Victuals The school has traditionally honored its athletes at a formal banquet and its scholars at a knock-dovvn-drag-out field day and picnic supper. At the Athletic Banquet of the spring of 1978, outstanding varsity players received trophies, varsity team members received letters, and junior varsity team members received certificates for active participation. Meanwhile, everyone present feasted on chicken. l CLOCKVVISE FROM TOP: Mr. Fargason and Coach Mohr thoughtfully pon- der the proceedingsg Varsity Volleyball players share a joke with Mrs. Mar- butg Coaches Smith and Grubbs confer over presentation strategy: Varsity Football players hold that line to grab their lettersg The Football for Youth Team receives their certificates.