Donoho School - Gauntlet Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM LEFT3 The football team rests and maps out second-hart strategy during halt-timeg Drsco Bo CBovven Woodruffj models the Iatest fashron in optical wearg Rhett Mr, Fargason' Austin shows Johnny Reaves the nearest exttg Cur- tis Perry checks for lice an Johnny Fieave-s's hair, THE MAP Commuters ...., On Your Mark .... Uniform Motion Credit Cards. . Key ............ .........108 .........117 3

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COUNTERCLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Kelley Burleson, Tom Arnold, and Lisa Peterson show their annoyance at having their studies disrupted, Eighth and ninth graders show what a close knit group they areg The student body helps burn the Devilsg Cathy Edwards escorts Steve Jackson across the court. Laura Albright, Jan French, Cathy Edwards, and Lucretia Williams take a Coke break during Parents' Night, John Hill is dis- gusted at the sudden change in appear- ance ot Travis Stewart and Ellen McKay. .,, 'nt .L

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Perpetual Motion Wherever we were, our lives were filled with motion: between classes, we collided with one another in the cease- less rush in the halls, pushed in line at the water fountain, or flipped through textbook pages in last minute cram sessions, in classes, our pencils and thoughts flew as we struggled to cope with notes, pop tests, and major tests on incomprehensible informationg out of class, we raced to meet guest speakers, college representatives, and publication deadlinesg in the sports arena, we sometimes won and some- times lost, but we always jumped, cheered, and screamed in support of those running up and down the field, in our cars, we zoomed to and fro and out to lunch, and aboard the minibus, we headed to athletic, scholastic, and, occasionally, cultural events through- out the state. We didn't always know whether we were coming or going, but we did know that we were always on the go. s Q 3 E s Q , ,,,,, fv5'gI1gg:2:t1 FROM TOP: Tom Ley points out his Spanish problem to Mrs, Slateg Stuart Smith and Jim Finley show different ' ' feelings about their lunchesg Fran Par- ker and Pam Tucker get an early start on studying as other students escapeg t Seventh graders jump at the chance to answer an English question. 1 Q