Donoho School - Gauntlet Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1982 volume:

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The winners were rewarded with a fantastic prize - a sucker. After the games it was on to the gym for home cooking. Two tables were filled with everything from chicken to chocolate brownies. Everyone ate and ate and ate . . . Then students and parents ventured to the cafetorium for the underclassmen awards. Now was the time for the scholars to be victorious. Farley Thompson and Stephen Propst receiv- ed the Most Outstanding Iunior Girl and Boy Awards. After the awards lucky tickets were drawn when the Boosters' Club raffled prizes. The day was over - but what a day it had been. if fp., A I ,gfsiqw Aa-xx , M W' ,, A M , V W ,L K V ,f ,ww -, K 4 be nit 4 V 'ia Q , ,ang 'iz ' f laik: .4 . A .few ,. Z., m,,a,,, :Q 1 fbi, .t 3-,ap f If , 5 wife' . , A , . N ,V Wal., A, g-A, H- 9 l ' f . .fwf-'t'v'lfi:!l-Milf! ft , gg ax ,,,., f,A,,g5j L,35,'?wJ, S514 at A t' iii? 1 4 t a-..,faml, ng' U . 't ,bf M J - f S4 ' iw . 4t.fa..sLzi,tle.s.t:'i,aw -af , ..-.-...-....- ...f .--qv--y Page 6 - Clockwise from right: Lane Iackson receives an award. Eighth graders receive NEDT awards. Seventh grade girls cross the finish line. Lisa P. enjoys a pinch between the cheek and gum. Seventh graders are wheelin' and dealin'. Page 7 - Clockwise from left: Leslie and Heather demonstrate the wheel barrow. Garry Taylor accepts an award. Eighth graders demonstrate the big tug. Stephen receives Most Outstanding Iunior Boy. Farley Thompson receives Most Outstanding Iunior Girl, Southern Lights Construction crews, truck loads of bricks, and buckets of roses on the way to Iacksonville could only mean that the Iuniors were preparing for the spring prom. This year's Ole South prom was held in Leone Cole Auditorium where the luniors con- structed a life size antebellum plantation, a brick garden fountain draped in roses, and an archway covered in greenery. The entertainment was by the super rock band from Tallahasse, Florida, Eli. This fantastic band gave an outstanding show complete with special effects and Cookie, the dyamnic lead vocalist. All the door-to-door light-bulb sales the Iuniors made paid off. The Class of '82 was able to give the Seniors the best graduation gift of all: a brilliant, ex- citing and memorable Prom. I I Page 8 - Clockwise from top: Oops! The Class of '82 builds a fountain for the lunior-Senior. The finished fountain. Greg, Gray, Lane, and Stephanie enioying themselves at the dance. Page 9 - Clockwise from top left: Hi Rod! Alison Bolen and Stuart Smith hold up the lad- der for Bill. The antebellum plantation - finished at last. A Classic Amidst a host of students in army garb and pajamas, parades with fire engines and convoys, and a dunking booth with ready and willing teachers, the true spirit of the Donoho campus came alive during Homecoming '81. The week really started rolling Thursday night with the annual skit night and bonfire. Those lovable pedagogues gave the most hilarious skit of the evening and the cheerleaders boosted the football team for Friday night's game with their rip-roaring cheers around the blazing inferno. Homecoming week reached its climax Friday night with the football team's victory over Spring Carden, the crowning of Nikki Messer as Queen, and the big dance after the game. The Seventh and Eighth grades jammed down to the beat of The Soul Survivor as the upper school rocked and rolled to the sounds of Kicks-106. Homecoming '81 - A CLASSIC. Clockwise from left: Bill Rutledge hits with his best shot. Marcie King and Winter McKay revert back to childhood. Mrs. Wingo revolts against Prep llockwise from left: Marcie King shows her Homecoming spirit. Charlie's freshman. Senior nerds pick up their Homecoming ates. Ianie Burnham and Margaret Iohnson comfort Bill Rutledge in is time of need. Hot Lips Hamner. JJ ..., in We 4 The 1981 Seventh grade sponsor - Milly Newell escorted hy Steve Perry Eighth grade sponsor - Iennifer Gibbins escorted by David Allen Freshman sponsor -- Charlotte Arnold escorted hy David Woodrufl' K 5 i 1,0 ' Sophomore sponsor - Katie Strange escorted hy Mark Clark Homecoming Court I X: lunior Sponsor - Rhett Woodruff escorted by Alex Weidner Senior Sponsor - Frances Walker escorted by Ben Hunter .ft in Jr Queen - Nikki Messer Escorted by Stephen Propst iii E. ,,jQ wha 4 T A , 5 . XR N: sla b i ' . Sz! sl' s Q-all in -5 ,ug y 3 ' 47 '?'-J ' 'fha ' L 'Q . -Q 3 ' T ,-Q! DX., Q . t . A - xl.. i-A 1 X ,L , 'id' ' 'q ' ,L K. Qi! ' A A i A - -Y N if fir' 5 ,f si, - Q-'Q' . J M Aww. , ,H 1 KJ A. V- ' , N , Ffa M. W iv I' . Af. ,, . mM'1'? ix, V fn ff +,.,,, fi I 'M A W... Q 3 Mm! QM Second Lieutenants The Class of '87 made a big change from The Donoho Lower School to The Donoho Middle School. Some of those changes consisted of wearing uniforms, having more homework, and having the privilege of using lockers. The Seventh grade class is led by President Stuart Iohnson, Vice President Iulia Williams, Secretary-Treasurer Tiffany Thomas. 1 From top left to right: Rob Babb, Todd Barksdale, lennifer Batson, Cam Belew, David Boozer, David Brown, Clark Caldwell, Carole Corlett, Will Cotlin, Christy Dillard, Monica Cayles, Iennifer Guindon, Christopher Hagan. Below Tiffany smiles as Donoho makes a winning From top left to right: Thomas Harris, Courtney Haught, Mike Helmes, Michael Horsfield, Brian Huckabay, Alan Isom, Stuart Iohnson, Rhonda Keenum, Ionathan Kemp, Greg King, Ionathan Lee, Mark McCullars, Kim McKinney 19 Z9 '13, my M1 lsis' 'X-...-1' X 4 ,Q ara? Top right: Thomas Harris ponders the outcome of the game. I 4? N . From top left to right: Wade Manthey, Kelly Moon, Boyden Moore, Milly Newell, Ingrid Parker, Lori Paro, Steve Perry, Wendy Plummer, Thomas Pope Laurrie Prater, Ioanne Propst, Roland Ray, Debbie Richardson CY s 'Y'ul ' Top left: Steve Perry and Milly Newell await their turn on the field. 'om top left to right: Mark Rider, Brannon Rogers, Sara Sellers, Hans Smith, Henry Smith, Angie Stewart, Doug Stewart, Tiffany Thomas, Sally White, lia Williams, Trey Wilson, Margaret Woodruff, Bill Wright First Lieutenants Led by President Leslie Wheeler, Vice-President Lucy Ballard, Secretary-Treasurer Iennifer Gib- bins, and sponsor Mrs. Norma Quattlebaum, the eighth graders had a prosperous year as the oldest in the middle school. This year they participated in the history Who am I? and the Science Fair. After a long hard year, the Class of '86 is looking forward to advancing to high school and to being able to participate in the upper school activities. From top left to right: David Allen, Lucy Ballard, Mark Berry, Stephanie Borchard, Krisy Brock, Steven Brooks, Leah Bryant, Iohn Bumpious, Al Charleston, Ioe Cotlin, Sally Crow, Mary Beth Cvetovich 22 From top left to right: Doug Falkenberry, lim Flanders, Meg Forster, lonathan Gayles, len- nifer Gibbins, Kendrah Grant, Mike Gullage, Michelle Harden, Wendi Hulett, Ieff Iohnston, Steven Iones, Wayne Kenney, Patrick Landers, Kellett Letson, David Lewis, leff Lipham 23 From top left to right: Rae Treal McCrory, Cindy McKnight, Chris Mabry, lay Main, Ty Marbut, Mary Ann Nyman, Heather Parks, Leisa Paro, Butch Parris, Michael Phebus, Han Mi Phillips, Angie Putlack, Millie Reeves, Helen Rutledge Below: The eighth grader's pose for the camera. av'-st 9G 5zr e, hu, At left: Loy, Heather, Class. Leslie, and Carter disrupt the From left to right: Ierry Sills, Carter Smith, David Smith, Pat Snow, Ioey Sonnberger, Loy Thompson, Elizabeth Ulrey, Michelle Veach, Iodi Welch, Scott Welch, Leslie Wheeler, Hugh Terry Yarbrough Lieutenants The freshmen find themselves once again at the upper school. Even though they are the youngest and have no one to boss around, they have shown their spirit well. Led by President David Woodruff, Vice President lean Arnold, and Secretary-Treasurer Chris Klinefelter, they have made a success of their first year in high school. At right: The unknown fig newton. From top left to right: Pronce Acker, Charlotte Arnold, lean Arnold, Pam Barclay, Carla Barnes, Elata Bowman, Susan Coker, Blake Cox, David Daniel, Tommy Davis, Raleigh Draper 5 S5 ' Above: The freshman boys show their spirit on the paint the panthers pink day. Freshman girls supporting the Donoho falcons. From top left to right: Tim Echols, Ioanie Finley, David Hand, Ieff Hicks, Marc Holladay, Margaret Horn, lill Ienkins, Eddie Iohnson, Audra Iones, Courtney Iordan, William Iurevic, Karen Kiker, Chris Klinefelter, Bill Lawrence, Anne McCary ww' g i 'Malik- J 4 'f r if 'Ugg s , . it Q J 1 Q eb 1 nu, z , f A 'ff if,.'Q, , . 3 C? fl' From top left to right: Cindy Smith, Rusha Smith, Amy Stewart, Dana Stewart, Ioanne Thomas, Clay Walker, Philip Welch, Daniel White, Brooks Williams, Molly Williams, David Woodruff At left: Chris Patillo wears an F, the Falcon mark. Below: The Freshman bunch cheers for their skit. Lieutenant Commanders The Sophomore Class led by President Russell Windsor, Vice-President Lori Willingham, and Secretary-Treasurer Stephanie Foster has faced its most challenging year at Donoho thus far. The big job of raising money for the Iunior-Senior has finally begun. It has not proved to be an easy task. The sophomore highlights of this year include exchanging their learners' permits for driver licenses and participating in various varsity sports. The Class of '84 is looking forward to next year when they will be able to go out for lunch. AT RIGHT: Sophomores show their spirit. BELOW: Scooter calls for a taxi. FROM TOP RIGHT: Patrick Ballard, Scooter Barke Margaret Boozer, Donna Burke, Lee Burton, Summf Canup, Camille Char, Mark Clark. 30 2 i 1 fi 5 s 'ROM TOP LEFT: Stephen Craft, Leigh Dillon, Wade Jinsmore, Lisa Evans, Kathy Felgar, Stephanie Foster, Villiam Gates, Iessica Harris. Q BELOW: Iulie strolls into the school with the help of Iessica. Susie stands out in the crowd while receiving an NEDT award. At right: Sophomores perform an Emmy winning performance at Skit Night. From top left to right: Susie Hoube, Hayes Iackson, Lisa Lindsey, Mark Mabry, Ben McMillan, Anne Mackenzie, Cal Moore, Ricky Nyman, Cindy O'Linger, Ricky Palmedo, Iulie Potter AD At left: Iulie and Susie wait for class to begin. From top left to right: Preston Rowe, Richard Ruff, David Sikes, Donnie Sills, Blake Smith, Elizabeth Steely, Katie Strange, Iohn Turner, Lori Willingham, Iulia Wilson, Russell Windsor Commanders The Class of '83 had the most complicated year ever. They attempted to earn as much money as possible for the junior-Senior by spon- soring wear-what-you-want-to days,' washing cars, and operating the concession stand at basketball games. Led by President Alex Weidner, Vice-President Gary Hughes, and Qff my 8 r , o., J ,U all U53 ir, , wwummun-rw-M ' ' amamr Secretary-Treasurer Leonard Iohnson, the Iuniors had a successful money making year. Despite all the work involved as a Iunior, the class of '83 had an exciting year. Their highlights include getting class rings and going out to lunch when off deficiency. From left to right: Frank Arnold, Leon Bowman, Ianie Bur- nham, Deedee Cash, Russ Dorsey, Devonie Downy, David Ford, Don Griffin, Ben Gullage. Below: Another tired junior, Devonie Downey, falls asleep on her feet, Center: The Iuniors hold a really spirited party. Clockwise from top left: jonathan Hand, Iohnny Hudson, Gray Hughes Creston Hulett, Taylor Hunter, Iohn Iames, lay Ienkins, Leonard Iohnson, Margaret Iohnson, Chris Iohnston From top, left to right: Dan Iones, Bill Kell, Stuart McCord, Evan McGinnis, Ioe MacKenzie, Robert Ruff, Alison Simpson, Lisa Smith, Charlie Strange, Lee Taylor. At Right: Iohnny Hudson and Ionathan Hand admire some special person. Below: With deep remorse the juniors lay the Panther to rest. W af 36 f 'Y , , 5' . ii., V ,gy W4 sl X if Z' 4 S ' if I f N Captains One of the most unforgettable times of a person's life is his last year in high fschool. The Class of '82 worked hard at making their senior year the best. They were lead by Presi- dent Stuart Smith, Vice-President Frances Walker, and Secretary-Treasurer Sharon Smith. The Seniors spent much of their time in their new and different lounge. Instead of just listening to music they watched television and played video games. The lounge was decorated with a yellow and maroon bulletin board and an '82 painted on the wall by our class artists. From fire engines to pajamas - they did it all. The Class of '82's senior year included some noteworthy lasts: the last wearing of the familiar ties and plaid skirtsg the last 2- day history testg the last White Plains battleg thinking for the last time about that person we had sworn never to forget. . . iflgi- wig' aunt! Jfirtfi ef . H Wy 1 -.N ,A 'W-. . . X X - . .,: W N NX i 5 Ekailz, 55:25 -5:2153 Ir.. 2552. 3 W - '- .mg X ,X K QB D- I Nw . i H gimw C Charlie Cathy Lark Reginald Ellen Bennett Burke Champion Chatmon Cunningham Q Tony Iohn Rickie lim Ienny Daniel Daniell DuPre Finley Fry - Lisa Anne Lori Ben Golasz Guyton Hamner Hughes Hunter l - Lane Steve Heather ' Rod MiCl19llf-2 lHCkS0H Iackson Ienkins Keenum Kemp Marcie King lames Ley Sandra Lindsey 198 Winter Krlstln Nikki McKay Manthey Messer M orelancl Newman H Valerie Chrlsty Stephen - Palmedo Perry Propst Patti Reaves Rutledge Lisa X . Se ton Smlth Stuart Garry Smith Taylor Farley Elizabeth Iimmy Frances Iohn Thompson Tyler Ulrey Walker Walker 1 W. ylll , ,- ' ,E IGRS it yl l n W tttlll W A Annie Walton Greg Wheeler A1 Charles Dawson Bennett: 1unior Penfeather Staff 1911 Donoho Players 110, 11, 1211 FCS 19, 10, 11, 121C Spanish Club 110, 11, 1213 Donoho Voices 110, 11, 12 - V.P.13 Donoho Mixed Ensemble 11113 Boys Quintet 11111 Guitarist for Donoho Voices 111, 1211 NEDT Award 1912 Who's Who Among American High School Students3 Soccer Team 1121. Cathy Lynn Burke: French Club 19, 10, 11, 1213 FCS 19, 10, 11, 1211 Annual Staff 11013 Mu Alpha Theta 110, 11, 1215 Hi-Y1913 NEDT19, 101: National Honor Society 11213 Na- tional Merit Commended Student 1121Q Basketball Most Outstanding Defensive Player 11112 Volleyball Sportsmanship Award 1111: Softball Most Outstanding Offensive Player 11113 Coaches Award 11111 All County Volleyball 11213 All State Volleyball 1121: Who's Who Among American High School Students3 Ir. Varsity Volleyball 191Q Basketball 111, 1213 Varsity Volleyball 110, 11, 12 - Cap- tain13 Softball 111, 121 Iralyn Lark Champion: FCS 19, 10, 11, 1213 Spanish Club 19, 10, 1112 Annual Staff 110, 11, 1213 Who's Who Among American High School Students. Reginald Chatmon: Teen Involvement 11213 All County Basketball 1913 First in Math Tourna- ment 1913 Second in Speech Contest 1111i Basketball Best Freethrow Shooter 11113 Basketball Best Re- bounder 11113 Most Outstanding Physical Science 11113 Varsity Basket- ball110, 11, 121. Ellen Cunningham: French Club 19, 10, 11, 1213 Hi-Y 11213 FCS 19, 10, 11, 1213 Annual Staff 11212 Who's Who Among American High School Students. 42 Charlie: I think the first discipline a child should be taught is to find his own answer instead of watching other people giving answers. 1Patrick McGoohan1 Cathy: Whenever something in you says, It's impossible, remember to take a caref look. See if it isn't God asking you to grow an inch, or a foot, or a mile that you ma come to a fuller life. Lark: Beyond each cloud of trial is the rain- bow of God's grace and the knowledge that because Christ lives, I can face tomorrow. Reggie: Another one bites the dust. 1Queen1 Ellen: No man ever injured his eyesight by looking on the bright side of things. . 'Tl' 'Bk M 'onyz Light is never given while we fear the dark. 1Miller1 ohn: Don't be afraid to care. The rewards far out weigh the risk. ickie: When you run out of time, don't worry about it. 1ust set your latch back a few hours. m: I've been livin'5 I've had to take my time and change my style. low I wonder, is something going to make it all worthwhile? iansas1 znny: Let me be myself, and accept me there. For it is only there that am me and not a reflection of others around me. Ierry Anthony Daniel, Ir. Spanish Club 11115 Mu Alpha Theta 110, 11 - V.P.15 Science Club 11015 FCS 19, 10, 1115 Choir 11015 An- nual Staff 110, 1115 Lure Staff 19, 10, 11, 12 - Editor15 Donoho Player 11015 NEDT 19, 1015 Natl. Honor Society 1121 Natl. Merit Semi-finalist5 Se- cond in N.E. Ala. Research Paper Contest 11115 Natl. Council of Teachers of Eng. Writing Awardg Who's Who Among American High School Students: Soccer 11215 Track 1101. Iohn Russell Daniell Mu Alpha Theta 110, 11, 12 - Pres.15 FCS 19, 10, 11, 1215 NEDT 19, 1015 Soccer Sport Manship Award 11115 Soccer Best Defensive Player 11115 Natl. Merit Semi-finalist5 Who's Who Among American High School Students5 Soccer 19, 10, 11, 1215 Basketball 191. George Frederick Dupre French Club 19, 10, 1115 FCS 1915 Hi-Y 11115 Who's Who Among American High School Students5 Var- sity Basketball 110, 11, 1213 Soccer 19, 10, 11, 1215 Varsity Golf 110, 1215 Ir. Varsity Basketball 191. Iames Leon Finley, Ir. Key Club 11015 Explorers 1915 Annual Staff 11115 Art Club 1915 Hi-Y 11215 NEDT 19, 1013 Gut Award 11115 Most Outstanding Football Defensive Player of Week 11113 Basketball 19, 1213 Golf 111, 1215 Football 19, 10,11, 12 - Captain13 Soccer 1121. Iennifer Leigh Fry lunior Guild 19, 10, 11, 1215 Hi-Y110, 11 - Treas., 12 - V.P.15 Mu Alpha Theta 111, 1215 Spanish Club 19, 10, 1115 Choir 19, 10, 11, 1215 Donoho Player 19, 10, 11, 1215 NEDT 19, 1015 Most Outstanding Algebra I 1915 Most Outstanding Geometry 11015 Natl. Merit Commended Student5 Who's Who Among American High School Studentsg Track 1915 Volleyball Team 19, 121. Lisa Golasz Hi-Y 11213 National Honor Society 111, 12 - Treas.1g National Merit Commend- ed Student: Track 1915 Cheerleader 19, 10, 111. Iohn Rowland Guyton French Club 19, 1015 Spanish Club 11115 FCS 19, 10, 11, 1213 Hi-Y 11213 Penfeather Photographer 19, 10, 11, 1215 Annual Photographer 19, 10, 111: Soccer 19, 10, 11, 121. Anne Farrow Hamner French Club 19, 1015 FCS 19, 10, 11, 1213 Hi-Y 19, 1015 Donoho Voices 19, 10, 11, 1215 Science Club 110 - V.P.1g Penfeather Staff 11215 Vice-Pres. SGA 11213 Vice Pres. of 10th 81 11th Classes: I Dare You Leadership Award: Who's Who Among American High School Students: Softball 1101. Lori Anne Hughes Spanish Club 111, 12 - Pres.15 FCS 111, 1215 Iunior National Honor Society 191. Otis Benson Hunter Spanish Club 19, 10, 1115 Penfeather Staff 1913 Donoho Voices 11213 Most Outstanding Art Student 11113 Football 19, 10, 11 - Captain, 1215 Basketball 191. Lisa: My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue. An everlasting vision 1 the everchanging view. A wondrous woven magic, of bits of blue and gold. tapestry to feel and see, impossible to hold. 1Carole King1 lack: We feel free when we escape - even if it be but from the frying pan in the fire. Anne: I'm growing older, but not upg My metabollic rate is pleasantly stuck. L those winds of time blow over my head. I'd rather die while I'm living than lit while I'm dead. 11immy Buffet1 Ben: QM is the magic word of success5 Someday is another word for failure. Lori: Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you can. 1Mark Twain1 -If eg 1 Lane: Don't tell me that worry doesn't do any good. I know better. The things I worry about don't happen. Steve: Ask, and it shall be given youg seek, and you shall find . . IMatthew 7:71 Heather: If you have butterflies in your stomach . . . Ask them into your heart. Rod: Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see. It's getting hard to be someone but it all works out, It doesn't matter much to me. IPaul McCartney1 Michelle: Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together. Susan Lane Iackson Hi-Y I9, 10, 11 - V.P., 1213 Spanish Club I9, 10, 11 - V.P., 1211 FCS I9, 10, 11, 1213 Honor Council I9, 10, 11, 12 - V.P.13 Mu Alpha Theta I10, 11, 12 - V.P.13 Annual Staff I10, 11,12 - Editor13 Teen Involve- ment I11, 1213 Iunior Guild I913 NEDT I9, 1011 Most Outstanding Spanish II I1013 Most Outstanding Spanish III I1113 Most Conscien- tious Typing I1113 Natl. Honor Society I11, 12 - Sec.13 Gymnastics Team I9, 10, 1113 Who's Who Among American High School Students3 Summer Scholar at B'ham Southern College '81. Stephen Clark Iackson French Club I913 FCS I9, 1011 Teen Involvement I11, 1213 Penfeather Staff Sports Editor I1213 Hi-Y I1213 Donoho Voices I1213 Honor Coun- cil I9, 12 - Pres.13 Best Defensive Player Basketball I111g Basketball I9, 10,11, 1215 Football I9, 10,11, 1213 Soccer I9, 121. Heather Catherine Ienkins Hi-Y I9, 10, 11, 12131unior Guild I9, 10, 11, 1213 Donoho Voices I9, 10, 11, 1213 French Club I9, 10, 1113 Annual Staff I121Q Most Conscien- tious Algebra II3 Most Conscientious French II3 Swim Team I9, 10, 11, 1213 Swimming Sportsmanship Award I10, 1111 Most Outstanding Girl Swimmer I9, 10, 111. oderick Wade Keenun. een Involvement I11, 1213 Hi-Y I1213 Most Outstanding Defensive Football Player I91g Football I9, 10, 11, 1213 Baseball I9, 1013 olfI9,10, 1113 Swimteam I913 Soccer I121. izanne Michelle Kemp mior Guild I9, 10, 11, 12 - Pres.13 Spanish Club I1113 French Club I9, 1013 Donoho Voices I9, 10, 11, 1213 Hi-Y I10, 1213 Girls nsembleI10,11, 1213 Mixed Ensemble I11, 1213 Candy Striper Award I111. 45 Martha Cox King Iunior Guild 1912 FCS 19, 10, 11, 1213 Penfeather Staff 111, 1212 Spanish Club 19, 10, 11, 1213 Hi-Y19, 10, 1213 Key Club Sweetheart 110, 1111 Teen Involvement 111, 1211 Science Club 1913 Honor Council 1913 Homecoming Sponsor 11013 National Honor Society 11211 Who's Who Among American High School Students3 Donoho Calendar Girlg Cheerleader 19, 10, 11, 12 + Co-head13 Softball 19, 10, 11, 121. Iames Michael Ley French Club 19, 10, 1111 Penfeather Staff 19, 1013 FCS 111, 1213 Art Club 1121: Who's Who Among American High School Studentsg Soccer 19, 10, 11, 1213 Track 110, 11,121. . 'vm Sandra Gail Lindsey French Club 19, 10, 1112 Art Club 191: FCS 19, 10, 11, 1213 Teen Involvement 11213 Most Conscientious Physiology Student 11011 Who's Who Among American High School Students. Elise Winter McKay Spanish Club 19, 10, 1111 FCS 19, 10, 1111 Hi-Y 19, 10, 11, 12 - V.P.13 Mu Alpha Theta 111, 121Q Penfeather Staff 111, 1213 Key Club Sweetheart 110, 1111 Teen In- volvement 111, 1213 Cheerleading 19, 10, 11,12 - Head13 Tennis 19, 10, 11, 121. Kristin lane Manthey Hi-Y 110, 11 - Chaplain, 1213 French Club 19, 10, 11, 1213 FCS 111, 1213 Mu Alpha Theta 111, 1213 National Honor Society 11211 NEDT19, 1011 Most Improv- ed Gymnast 1911 Gymnastics Team 1913 Who's Who Among American High School Students. 3 A I if ...Q1 Marcie: Cherish friends and famiky for they are gifts from God and live life to the fullest.. . . and now abideth faith, hop love, these three3 but the greatest o these is ove. 1I Cor. 133131 lim: Hey, Hey, My, My, Rock and Roll Can Never Die. It's better to burn out than it is to rust. 1Neil Young1 Sandra: If a single man achieves the highest kind of love, it will be sufficient to neutralize the hate of millions, for it is in lo' ing, not in being loved, the heart is blessed3 it is in giving, not in seeking gifts, we find our guest3 whatever be your longing 1 your need, give3 so shall your soul be fed, and you indeed shall live. Winter: True friendship in its own ri ht is a powerful and expressive form of love. It is based on trust and honesty3 it grov with laughter and tears3 it understandi when nothing else does. It lends a hand when no one else is thereg it is sunshine i the storm. 1Barbara Talmadge1 Kristin: The person who created work should have finished it. N Q Nikki: The love in your heart was not put there to stay: love is not love unless you give it away. Alyson: In the beginning God created man, then He created laughter so man wouldn't take life too seriously. 1Anonymous1 Kristan: Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not: but remember that what you now have was once among the things only hoped for. 1Epicurus1 Valerie: I know not where His islands lift!Their fronded palms in air! I only know I cannot drift! Beyond His love and care. 1Whittier1 Christy: Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime!We'll take the best! Forget the rest!And some day we'll find these are the best of times. 1STYX1 Nikolette Marie Messer: Spanish Club 111, 1215 FCS 19, 10, 11, 121pHi-Y110,11, 12 - Treasurer13 Annual Staff 11213 Homecoming Queen Laura Alyson Moreland: French Club 11115 FCS 111, 1211 Spanish Club 11211 Hi-Y1121g Donoho Voices 11211 1unior National Honor Society Kristan Evelyn Newman: Riding Club 1913 French Club 111, 1213 FCS 111, 121. Valerie Lynne Palmedo: 1unior Honor Society 19, 1015 Donoho Players 111, 1213 French Club 11112 Annual Staff 11213 Iunior Guild 11215 Who's Who Among American High School Students. Nina Christine Perry: FCS 19, 10, 1111 Spanish Club 11113 French Club 19, 1013 Iunior Guild111, 1213 Donoho Voices 11213 Hi-Y 1121. Stephen Griffin Propst: French Club 19, 10, 11 - V.P.1Q FCS 19, 1013 Class Pres. 19, 10, 1113 Penfeather Staff 11111 SGA Pres. 11213 Annual Staff 11213 Key Club 11113 Teen Involvement 11213 Natl. Honor Society 111, 1213 Hi-Y 11211 Who's Who Among American High School Students3 NEDT 19, 1013 Most Outstanding 1unior Boy 11112 Most Outstanding Student Geometry 1913 Ala. History 1912 World Studies 1911 English 11013 Algebra II 11013 Speech 11011 Physiology 11013 French II 11013 History 11013 Precalculus 11113 French III 11111 English 11113 Govern- ment 11113 Chemistry 11113 Scarsdale Exchange Student 11113 Mu Alpha Theta 1121. Patricia Len Reaves: FCS 19, 10, 11, 1211 Spanish Club 19, 10, 1113 Donoho Voices 1913 Iunior Guild 110, 1113 Donoho Players 11013 Mu Alpha Theta 111, 1211 NEDT19, 1013 Second Place Science Fair 11113 Natl. Honor Society 111, 12 - Pres.13 Who's Who Among American High School Students. William Eugene Rutledge, Ir.: Donoho Voices 11213 Hi-Y 11213 French Club 19, 1013 Science Club 1913 Football 19, 10, 11, 1211 Tennis 19, 1013 Basketball 19, 10,11,1213Golf111,121. Michael Alexander Sexton Most Valuable Football Player 1913 Offensive Football Player of the Week 111, 1213 Iacksonville State Art Awardg 3 Football 19, 10, 11, 121: Tennis 19, 10, 11, 1211 Swimming 19, 10, 1213 Basketball 19, 10, 11, 1213 Track 19, 10, 1212 Soccer 19, 10, 121. Melissa Ann Smith Donoho Voices 11213 Hi-Y 110, 1211 Spanish Club 19, 10, 11, 1213FCS19,10,11,12131unior Guild 110, 11, 121. Stephen: The world is before you, and you need not take it or leave it as it was when you came in. 11ames Baldwin1 Patti: You are never given a dream without also being given the power to make it true. 1For with God nothing shall be irf possible. Luke 1:371 Bill: Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable reason why so few engage in it. 1Henry Ford1 Mike: Help! 1Beatles1 Lisa: Never lose an opportunity for seeing anything that is beautifulg for beauty is God's handwriting a wayside sacramen Welcome it in every Fair Face, in every Fair Sky, in every Fair Flower, and thank God for it as a cup of blessing. Ralp Waldo Emerson Sharon: Surely you 1est. by SSS Stuart: I am what I am and nothing more, but in spite of myself I'll do the best I can. Garry: I hear many condemn these men because they were so few. Since when have the good and brave ever been in majority? Henry David Thoreau st .1 Farley: The man who tries to be good, lov- ing and kind finds life, righteousness and honor. Proverbs 21:21 Sharon Suzanne Smith Elizabeth: The trou- ble with some people is that they won't ad- mit their faults. I'd admit mine - if I had any! Spanish Club 19, 10, 11, 12 - V.P.13 Hi-Y 19, 10, 11 121 Donoho Voices 19, 10, 11, 1213 Ensemble 19, 10 111 Science Club 1913 Donoho Player 111, 1211 FCS 19, 10 11 1212 Penfeather Staff 19, 10, 11, 1211 Who's Who Among American High School Students: Senior Class Secretary Treasurer3 Cheerleader 19, 11, 1213 Scarsdale E change Student 1111. Stuart Adams Smith Spanish Club 19, 10, 11, 1213 Key Club 19, 1013 FCS 19 101 Hi-Y 11213 Senior Class Pres.: Who's Who Among American High School Students: Football 19, 10, 11, 12 Captain13 Basketball 19, 10, 1213 Soccer 19, 1211 Golf 111 121 Garry Cleve Taylor Spanish Club 19, 1013 Annual Staff 110, 111: FCS 19, 10 111 Donoho Voices 19, 10, 12, 12 -- Pres.13 Soccer Club 191 NEDT 19, 1013 National Merit Scholar Semi-Finalist I Dare You Leadership Award: Best Defensive Soccer Player 11113 Who's Who Among American High School Students3 Soccer 110, 11, 1211 Track 19, 10, 11, 121. Farley Goodwin Thompson Hi-Y 19, 10 - Sec.!Treas., 1212 Spanish Club 19, 10 11 1213 Key Club Sweetheart 11113 FCS 19, 10, 11, 1213 Teen Involvement 111, 1213 Mu Alpha Theta 111, 1213 Most Outstanding Tennis Player 19, 10, 1113 Sec.!Treas Ir Class: Most Outstanding Ir. Girl, Sec.fTreas., of S.G A National Honor Society 11213 Who's Who Among American High School Students, Cheerleader 19, 10 11 Head13 Tennis Team 19, 10, 11, 1213 Basketball 1121 Elizabeth Louise Tyler French Club 19, 10, 11 - Sec.fTreas.13 FCS 110, 11 121 Iunior Guild 1913 Hi-Y 19, 10, 1213 Penfeather Staff 111 12 E.ditor13 Mu Alpha Theta 111, 1213 National Honor Society 111, 12 - V.P.13 NEDT 19, 1013 Most Conscien tious World Studies Student 1913 GOlf 110, 11, 121 Cheerleader 19, 10, 11, 1213 Golf Digest's Most Improved Player 1980, 1ames Beckwith Ulrey Spanish Club 11212 FCS 19, 10, 11, 1213 Hi-Y 1121: French Club 19, 10, 1113 Knox Concert Service Com. 11212 NEDT 19, 1013 Most Valuable Golf Player 11113 Golf Team 110, 11, 1213 Soccer 19, 10, 11, 121. Frances Dubose Walker Spanish Club 19, 10, 1113 FCS 19, 10, 11, 1213 Annual Staff 11213 Donoho Voices 110, 11 - Librarian, 12 - Librarian13 Explorers 1913 V.P. of Senior Class, Hi-Y 112 - Sec.13 Volleyball 191. Iohn Phillips Walker French Club 19, 10, 1113 Art Club 11213 Soccer 11213 Spring Football 1101. Annie Elizabeth Walton Spanish Club 110, 11, 12 - Sec.!Treas.13 Mu Alpha Theta 11213 FCS 110, 11, 1213 Teen Involvement 111, 1213 Donoho Voices 110, 1113 Penfeather Staff 111, 12 - Coeditor13 Hi-Y 11012 Iunior Guild 11013 NEDT 19, 1013 Commended for Na- tional Merit Scholarship3 Who's Who Among High School Students3 Cheerleader 19, 11, 121. Iohn MacGregor Wheeler French Club 19, 10, 1113 FCS 19, 10, 11, 1213 Penfeather Staff 11213 Hi-Y11213 NEDT19, 1011 Most Improved Soccer Player, Best Offensive Soccer Player, Most Conscientious History Student 1913 Golf 19, 10, 11, 1213 Basketball 19, 1113 Soccer 19, 10, 11, 1211 Golf Award 11113 Who's Who Among American High School Students. Iimmy: The few, the proud, the Falcons! Frances: Friends are like melons. Shall I tell you why? To find one good, you must a hundred try. Claude Mermet. 1ohn: The universe is not hostile, nor yet is it friendly. It is simply indifferent. 1ohn Haynes Holmes. Annie: A ship in harbor is safe, but that's not what ships are built for. Greg: There is no indigestion worse than that which comes from having to eat your own words. K' Wa-MXL 5 Ruff Q ka Y Y . kj' M, -... f,,,g.-,, i ,,., I: annum-......... - wwvm fe 'X' Leadership Begins With the Crew There were many people involved in keeping the ship afloat. The Captain of the ship was our president, Mr. William H. Burt Fargason. His primary concern was keeping the ship on course. In order to do a good job, he had a fine crew to help him. Our principal, Mr. Gorey, had many duties which ranged from administration to education of the Upper School. Mean- while Mrs. Louise Marbut served as principal of the Middle School, and Mr. Borchard served as principal of the Lower School. Mrs. Sally Barnes and Mrs. Kay Parker, our financial secretary, handled correspondence and finance of the ship. Mrs. Mary lane Smith, our librarian, provided a wide selec- tion of reference materials, magazines, and audio-visual materials for our crew. There were many teachers to educate the crew, and to make sure they stayed in line. George, Arthur, and Roger Cheatham, our custodians, rendered their services by keeping the deck and cabins cleaned. 'UQ' Clockwise from top left: Mr. Burt Fargason, President of the Donoho School. Mr. George Gorey, Principal of upper school, Chemistry, and Physics. Mrs. Sally Barnes, Secretary of the Upper School. Clockwise from top right: Mr. Roger Borchard - Principal of Lower School. Mrs. Susan Poe - Secretary of Middle School. Mrs. Louise Marbut - Principal of Middle School. - ,AA NX-ff 'f r in X . M .Q ., .. , t 9 2 sf N ,, fix .W Q N . Q Lg , .-. ' J Ls' A 55? :I ll. 'ff L iv 4a .. l l - -.xx ff! fir 1' is.. Clockwise from top left: Dr. Leon Willman - Psychology. Mrs. Nancy Perkins Biology, Physiology. Mrs. Miriam Hall - Spanish. Miss Kathy Cochran French. S if f , s, . ,NM N 5 x l Ilockwise from top left: Miss Karen Hester - Physical Education, Cirl's Coach. fir. Michael Patterson - Government, History, Iunior Varsity Football Coach. fir. Cliff Gruhbs - Varsity Football Coach, Driver's Education. Mr. Reese Villiamson - Varsity Basketball Coach, Physical Education. A 4' if Clockwise from top left: Mrs. Norma Quattlebaum - Seventh and Eighth Math, Algebra I. Mrs. Sandra Wingo - Geometry, Pre- Calculus I. Mrs. Barbara Tiller - Algebra II, III, Pre-Calculus II. Mrs. Eleanor Voss - Physical Science, Seventh and Eighth Grade Science. X end' 'K ...Y 5 K X Nt .QQ - x ,X N., W wx as at X X K X ,vu-. 5 if WQQQQ- Ilockwise from top left: Mrs. Anne Barker - Senior English, Freshman Literature, viiddle School Literature. Mrs. Anita Boggs - Sophomore and Iunior English, Speech. Annual Advisor: Mr. George Cheatham - Custodian of Upper School. Mr. Alan Con- iway - Seventh and Eighth Grade, Literature, Freshman English and Band. U' . 'fi .-vw I Q QW ZF if Clockwise from top right: Mrs. Pat Smith - Middle School History. Mrs. Barbara Morgan - Art. Mr. Arthur Cheatham - Custodian. Mr. Roger Cheatham f Custodian. W . Zh .M M. . AW, W 'WI . .W 'FMU if .fqwvw ' ummm? im 91 1 Mtn ii 2 6 V, ., 2 P f in fb, ang I . QW? 11 w .nzff X - I N 'sw My N. of A Q x EA N.. br if 1 E 1 5, E X F 4. ' uf . 0, ,, , ,W 1 'W 1 12 4 Q 1 , y Q - - J HLJSQXQ.-. -VP - QNX? fl :ai 1: . . . . . L.:- K - 'f W 1 . . Q ' A K x .Q E 1 ffl H2 ,, , ,. g ,a Ag.. , ,X hu 125 , -. it f fx GM K - me-.w .. ' 'fe'Wz:'25fvfm ,A - . mf f'f2w?mQ,5I6 A ... 3 '?f ' X A S ' ffv ' a Q 'U Z, W ,, vi if Za. if Q g 4, in 4 QW as , , X , W , ,fvff,f.,, ,X 3, ,, YE , Aw, K W M .V ,, , I K is Ea, Al fy L I , A I The Donoho Falcons Soar to Victory The Varsity Football team got off to a slow start but ended the year successfully. The team won three of their last ten games. Their first big win was the Homecoming game against Spring Garden. It was a wonderful start for their winn- ing streak. ASD was also a vic- tim of the power of the mighty Falcons. This year was a crucial one in the White Plains game. If White Plains had won this would have been their third consecutive year to have beaten the Falcons, and the Wildcats would have gained lifetime possession of the famous Gold Football. Fortnately, the spirit of the Donoho School was high and the large crowd at the game helped to pull the powerful Falcon team to a victory over the Wildcats. The despair of the losing season was rushed aside and Senior. Falcon's last year proved to one that they could truly be proud of. The Falcon team was lead by Quarterback Mike Sexton, Captains Stuart Smith and lim Finley, and Coach Cliff Grubbs. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Bottom Row: Russell Windsor, Stuart Smith, David Sikes, Hayes Iackson, Ioe McKenzie. Middle Row: Cliff Grubbs Coach, Dan jones, Iohnny Hudson, Gray Hughes, Lee Taylor, Donnie Sills, Creston Hulett, lim Finley, Reese Williamson. Top Row: Mike Sexton, Bill Rutledge, Don Griffin, Iohn Iames, Rod Keenum, Steve Iackson, Stuart McCord. 64 Qt 15 Falcon Football 1981 Donoho 14 Appalachian Donoho 3 Ranburne Donoho 7 Gaylesville Donoho 7 Gaston Donoho 0 Ragland Donoho 0 Cedar Bluff Donoho 40 Spring Garden Donoho 13 White Plains Donoho 8 Wadley W 4. ' ' iw Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit This year the Varsity Cheerleaders were led by Winter McKay, head and Marcie King, co-head. They began their practice as soon as school was out and at- tended a one-day clinic at Wellborn. The cheerleaders decorated the halls with spirit and signs, made colorful pep tags for the student body, and created numerous skits and routines for pep rallies. They followed the Falcons wherever they went and cheered them on in order to keep the spirit high. The cheerleaders were major contributors to making the school spirit this year the best ever. .1 Clockvvise from top: Friends forever, l Winter McKay and Margaret johnson. Let's Groove tonight. Winter McKay and Marcie T King get down on the football field. Leigh Dillon and Sharon Smith enjoy cheering with the crowd. S if-'F' .. 1- ,X , Q' Vue.. Clockwise from top: Elizabeth Tyler and Taylor Hunter are tickled pink about cheerleading. Cheerleaders line up at homecoming. Varsity cheerleaders: Elizabeth Tyler, Marcie King, Sonya Walley, Winter McKay, Summer Canup, Sharon Smith, Margaret lohnson, lanie Burnham. Leigh Dillon, Annie Walton, Stephanie Foster, not pictured - Taylor Hunter, Summer Canup and Sonya Walley have that Falcon spirit. Stephanie Foster and lim Finley show off their great athletic ability. Volleyball Players Win Fifth Year Title The Varsity Volleyball team had another winning season with only one returning Senior, Captain Cathy Burke. Ienny Fry was the only other Senior on the team and all other members were Sophomores. The team was once again invited to the Bradshaw Invitational Tournament, but had no wins. They won the 1A sec- ond place title in the State tournament which was held in Montgomery this year. They were defeated only by Bayside of Mobile. This is the fifth year that the team, led by Coach Louise Mar- but, has won first or second in the State tournament. Three team members were chosen to be on the All-State team. These includ- ed Cathy Burke, Donna Burke, and Lisa Evans. Two team members were chosen for the All-County team: Cathy Burke and Lisa Evans. The varsity volleyball team: Top Row: Ienny Fry julia Wilson, Susie Hoube, Coach Louise Marbut, Elizabeth Stee ly, Lori Willingham. Bottom Row: Camille Char Cathy Burke, Lisa Evans, Donna Burke. 68 .Q ff. Xxx ' M -1. . Nw - . A -A Q w 3 I JS Soccer: Bottom Row: Mark Clark, lohn Daniell, Tony Daniel, Charlie Ben- nett. Second Row: Garry Taylor, limmy Ulrey, Stephen Craft, Bill Iurevic, Kathy Felgar. Third Row: Rickie Dupre, Reggie Chatmon, Mike Sexton, Greg Wheeler, Bill Rutledge, lim Finley, Mark Rider, Cam Belew. Fourth Row: Iim Ley, lack Guyton, Steve Iackson, Stuart Smith, Rod Keenum, lohn Walker, Mark Marby. Fifth Row: loe Mckenzie, Cal Moore, Scooter Barker, left' Iohnson, Daniel White, William Gates, Bill Lawrence. Top Row: David Woodruff, lean Arnold, leff Hicks. Iunior Varsit Has inning Season The Iunior Varsity Basketball teams led by Coaches Michael Patterson and Kenny Straton seem to have done quite well this year. This is Coach Patterson as well as Coach Straton's first year coaching our Iunior Varsity teams. The I.V. cheerleaders, led by Head - Rusha Smith and Co-head - Debbie Shultz, have kept our team well supported throughout the year. As the season comes to a close, we're once again very proud of our I.V. Basketball team. tif bfi' Nw Top - Iunior Varsity Basketball B Team: Bottom Row: Thomas Pope, Mark McCullars, Hans Smith, Stuart Iohnson. Top Row: Robin Murphree, Ionathan Gayles, George Guindon, Ierry Sills, Iohn Bumpious, Loy Thompson. Bottom - Iunior Varsity Basketball A Team: Bottom Row: Raleigh Draper, David Woodruff, Daniel White, Eddie Iohnson, Chris Klinefelter, Top Row: Ieff Hicks, Phillip Welch, Tim Echols, David Propst, Todd Moss, Brooks Williams. Girl's Basketball Team Improves This Season The girl's basketball team has greatly improved since their first year. Their hard work during long practices helped them stand under much pressure. Several of their games were won in the last seconds. The team has improved both their strength and speed and has become quite a team to watch. The Girl's Basketball Team: Bottom Row: Elizabeth Ulrey, Cathy Burke, Lisa Evans, Donna Burke, Heather Parks. Top Row: Coach Karen Hester, Farley Thompson, lulie Potter, Iennifer Batson, Susie Hoube, Elizabeth Steely, Kendrah Grant, Margaret Boozer. Track Team and Softball Team Have Great Seasons The 1981 track team dashed to a highly successful year. They performed exceptionally against competition from the large area schools. In the process, they qualified several team members for the state track meet. Though the girl's softball team has on- ly been competing for several years, they play extremely well. This year with the help of their coach, Miss Hester, they played many close games. Besides competing in their regular scheduled games, they performed in several tour- naments. With their never-failing spirit, the softball team upheld Donoho's good sportsmanship reputation. Top: The Track Team - Bottom Row: David Hand, Camille Char, Donna Burke, Ioe Mckenzie, lim Ley, Ieff Hicks. Middle Row: lean Arnold, David Daniel, Hugh Terry Yarbrough, David Woodruff, Daniel White, Lisa Evans, Todd Moss. Top Row: Angie Putlack, Mary Anne Nyman, Heather Parks, Meg Forster, Lucy Ballard, Leah Bryant, Helen Rutledge. Bottom: The Softball Team - Bottom Row: Lisa Paro, Elizabeth Ulrey, Summer Canup, Cathy Burke, Helen Rutledge, Kendrah Grant, Top Row: Coach Karen Hester, Donna Burke, Lisa Evand, Marcie King, Leigh Dillon, Iulia Wilson. if , ,, V. ,., . M. 'fstiiif ' ' T' V Wy, M Q A lt i it' t. V8 , WY ' .E .2 We --.. M ,X-on Q . , x Q ljxls. -'L X Q M' ,g,- ' A H4 F 'asa Sf 4 .P X 1 Q-1. Ellrghist if- S I K Y vm ,K - . . .. X -My s we BS Golf and Swim Teams Receive State Titles Several Donoho students swing into a winning golf season during 1981. After winning all of the regular season matches, the team travelled to the State Meet. Following the State Tournament, the group went on to Sectionals where they placed second. Eric Hamilton placed first in the Sectionals. Other students competed in a winning swim season during 1981. All of the practices paid off when the team placed first in the State meet. lay Ienkins travelled to Fort Lauderdale, Florida where he swam in the YMCA National Swim Meet with 1200 other swimmers from all over the United States. Both the golf and swim teams plan to have another successful season in 1982. Top left: The Swim Team - Bottom Row: Mary Ann Nyman, Heather Ienkins, Top Row: Rob Babb, john Turner, Pat Snow, Marc Holladay, lay Ienkins, Iohn lames. Bottom Left: The Golf Team - Left to Right: Bill Rutledge, Cal Moore, lim Finley, Timmy Tipps, Elizabeth Tyler, Iimmy Ulrey, Greg Wheeler. Tennis Team Wins Third State Title The boy's tennis team, directed by Coach Cliff Grubbs and Coach Reese Williamson, had a successful year. From playing Grissom, Huntsville High, Sylacauga, Opelika Gadsden, and Anniston, and others, they had eight wins and four losses. The team came in third in Sectionals behind Sylacauga and Gadsden. They are looking forward to another successful season. Right after the spring holidays, the action started with the girl's tennis team. Under the leadership of Cissy Hunter, the girls won eight out of ten of their matches. In April, they went to sectionals where each girl won their division in singles and doubles. By win- ning the Sectionals, the girls qualified to go to the state finals in Montgomery. For the third year in a row, the girls' tennis team won state! a s titf J arm' -.. Top: The girl's tennis team - Top Row: Martel Thompson, Winter McKay, Rhett Woodruff, Laurie Minshew. Bottom Row: Iudy Cale, Marian Morrow, Iulie Potter, Farley Thompson. Middle: The boy's tennis team - Top: Scooter Barker. Middle Row: Raliegh Draper, Richard Ruff. Bottom Row: Mike Sexton, Iohnny Hudson, Mike Lawrence, David Allen, Chris Parker. U t op: The Iunior Varsity volleyball team - Bottom ow: Dana Stewart, Rusha Smith, Debbie Schultz, my Stewart, Tiffany Thomas. Top Row: Molly lilliams, Kendrah Grant, Han Hi Phillips, Elata owman, Angie Putlack, Lisa Paro, and Coach Karen ester. Iunior Varsit Volle s a Great Season The lunior Varsity volleyball team was coached by Karen Hester this year. The team worked extremely hard to accomplish their season record of eight wins and three losses. Debbie Schulz and Amy Stewart led the team as this year's captains. Iunior Varsity Football Players Remain Dedicated Although the Iunior Varsity football team had a disap- pointing season this year, their enthusiasm and great ef- fort made each game an exciting one. The teams they played included Ranburne, Ohatchee, Gaston, and Plea- sant Valley. ff N, The Iunior Varsity football team - Bottom Row: David Lewis, Brooks Williams, lay Main, Pat Snow, Doug Falkenberry, Mark Mccullars, Andy McKnight, Mike Gullage, Al Charleston. Middle Row: lim Flanders, Daniel White, Butch Parris, Loy Thompson, Ierry Sills, Steven Perry, Chris Pattillo, David Woodruff, Coach Michael Patterson. Top Row: David Daniel, lean Arnold, Tommy Davis, Todd Moss, Eddie lohnson, Philip Welch, Chris Klinefelter, David Hand, Tim Echols. Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders Support Falcon Spirit The Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders never lost spirit for the defeated Iunior Varsity Football team. Led by Head - Rusha Smith and Co-Head f Debbie Schulz, the Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders held Pep Rallies forthe 7th, 8th, and 9th grades at the Lower School. The Pep Rallies were complete with skits and Pom-Pom Routines. ,pp , Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders: Top Row: Debbie Schultz, Carter Smith, Helen Rutledge, Rusha Smith, Bottom Row: jennifer Quindon, Sarah Sellers, Iulia Williams, Tiffany Thomas. Not Pictured: Iodi Welch. S 111 ii 1 sy- ,si 3 5, 'V ' .M , AM W M , 3 Clockwise from Top Left: Farley Thompson, Stephen Propst, and An Hamner share a moment of glory in Mr. Fargason's office. Farley Thom son, Sharon Smith, and Stuart Smith smile after decorating the tre Sharon Smith gives the Christmas tree its finishing touch. Pop - Upper School SGA: Bottom Row: Lori Willingham, Russell Windsor, Stephanie Foster, David Noodruff, lean Arnold, Chris Klinefelter. Middle Row: Sharon Smith, Frances Walker, Farley Thomp- son, Stephen Propst, Anne Hamner, Leonard lohnson, Top Row: Stuart Smith, Miriam Hall, Alex Neidner, Gray Hughes. iottom 1 Middle School SGA: Bottom Row: Leslie Wheeler, Lucy Ballard, Iennifer Gibbins. Middle low: Vice-President Loy Thompson, Iulia Williams, Secretary-Treasurer Carter Smith, Stuart Iohnson. Pop Row: President David Allen, Tiffany Thomas, Pat Smith. Student Government - Working Together for a Great Year Student Government Association means student fun for '81 and '82, This year's SGA, led by President Stephen Propst, Vice-President Anne Hamner, Secretary-Treasurer Farley Thompson, and Sponsor Miriam Hall, planned and executed some super projects. Homecoming '81 was a blast with a dunking booth and pie toss, a hilarious skit night, a blazing bonfire, and the Friday night game and dance. Second semester brought the Spring dance, a talent show, and the announcement of the Class of the Year winner. More important than any of these activities, however, was answering the needs of the student body. National Honor Society Welcomes New Members The lights were low, the curtains were closed, and soft music was playing. The National Honor Society, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mary lane Smith, was having its November induction when eight new students became members of the prestigious organization. Students are in- ducted into the society on the basis of character, leader- ship, scholarship and service. Officers this year were Pat Reaves, Presidentg Elizabeth Tyler, Vice President: Lan Iackson, Secretaryg and Lisa Golasz, Treasurer. The othe members include Cathy Burke, Tony Daniel, Stephen Pri pst, Don Griffin, Alex Weidner, Heather Ienkins, Farls Thompson, Marcie King, and Kristin Manthey. 88 Memorable Moments Recorded by Staff The Gauntlet Staff put in many long hours to produce a book which everyone could enjoy and which would reveal the highlights of 1982. Led by Editor Lane jackson and Sponsor Anita Boggs, they completed a book they hope will be enjoyed by all. Due to their hard vvork at raising more money, the Gauntlet Staff was able to add some special features to their book this year. These features include color Senior portraits, eight more pages, a better quality paper, and a new cover. They hope you en- joy it! The Gauntlet Staff - Bottom Row: Russ Dorsey, Rhett Woodruff, Heather jenkins, Sonya Walley, Ellen Cunningham, Lane jackson, Michelle Kemp, Sonny Wilson, Nikki Messer. Top Row: Stephen Propst, Evan McGinnis, Stephanie Foster, Anita Boggs, Frances Walker, Lark Champion, Valerie Palmedo, Deedee Cash. if 9 The Honor Councils Promote Character The Honor Councils in lioth the upper and middle schools worked to uphold the reputation of the schools honor code. Several changes were made to help enforce the honor code. One such change was requiring each student to write the full pledge on each major test and on all small quizzes. The Honor Councils also helped to conduct class elections. The upper school Honor Council was led by President - Steve Iackson, Vice-President Lane Iackson, and Secretary f Patti Reaves, and Sponsor Mrs. Wingo. The Honor Council: Top Row: Steve jackson, Todd Weymouth, Raleigh Draper, Sonny Wilson, Marc Holladay. Bottom Row: Mrs. Wingo, Patti Reeves, Lane Iackson, Margaret Hoozer, Donna Burke, Bottom: Middle School Honor Council f- Front Row: Angie Putlack, Hugh Terry, Iodi Welch. Back Row: Angie Stewart, David Boozer, Scott Welch, Thomas Harris, Mrs. Quattlehaum. !if'ts-evra. . ' l Creativity Unfolds Through Iournalism The Penfeather, Donoho's newspaper, reveals our flare in journalism. With Editor Elizabeth Tyler and Co-Editor Annie Walton's creativeness they added the Preppie page, the letter to the editor, and many more articles and humorous features. The Lure, Donoho's literary magazine, displays our creative self-expression through poetry, prose, and artwork at its peak. The editor of the Lure was Tony Daniel with Mrs. Barker as the advisor. The Donoho Players Act . . . and React Anita Boggs is the new director of the Donoho Players. She started the year off with Christmas presentations of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens and A Christmas Memory by Truman Capote. The cast of A Christmas Carol included Blake Smith, Russell Windsor, Sonya Walley, Valerie Palmedo, Todd Weymouth, Dana Stewart, and Elata Bowman, Rhett Woodruff, Ienny Fry, and Russ Dorsey. The cast of A Christmas Memory included Taylor Hunter and Stephanie Foster. This past Spring the drama depart- ment presented one of its first dramatic murder - mysteries, The Night of Ianuary 16th. This performance was directed by Dorothy Veach. The Donoho Players are planning to present a special Spring play this year and are looking forward to getting started on it. Above: The Donoho Players at their 1981 Christmas performance. 92 Donoho Singers Entertain Although many singers graduated from last year's Donoho Voices, the Choir still managed to make two excellent perfor- mances this year. The Choir was led 'every Monday night by Mrs. Ann Kimbrough. This year's officers are President - Carry Taylor, Vice President - Charlie Bennett, Secretary!Treasurer - Iennifer West, and Librarians - Anne Hammer and Frances Walker. The Donoho Voice's per- formances were both entertaining and inspiring. Middle Left: The Donoho Voices - Bottom Row - Ioanne Thomas, Anne Mackenzie, Anne Hamner, Michelle Kemp, Heather Ienkins, Leah Bryant. Middle Row - Charlie Bennett, Frances Walker, Ienny Fry, Sharon Smith, Iulia Wilson, Anne McCary, Cathy Felgar. Top Row - Steve Iackson, Lisa Smith, Christy Perry, Suzanne Hoube, Iennifer West, Valerie Palmedo, Elata Bowman, and Garry Taylor. Service Clubs Establish Community Interest Hi-Y, a YMCA organization, offered students many programs such as Youth in City Government, Pre-Youth, and Youth Legislature. Through bi-monthly meetings, fund raising projects, I-Ii-Y became an integral part of our extra- curricular activities. Teen Involvement, an organization for Iuniors and Seniors interested in talking to fifth and sixth grade students on such subjects as drugs, alcohol, and sex, was very active this year. Every six weeks one boy and girl went to an elementary school to lead discussions on student problems. The Octagon Club is a youth organization offered by the Optimist Club International. Its purpose is to serve and help others in our community. This year's Octagon Club officers are Sonny Wilson - President, Gray Hughes - Vice President, and Margaret Iohnson - Secretary. Top: Octagon Club Bottom Row: Martel Thompson, Leigh Dillon, Sonya Walley, Katie Strange, Summer Canup, Anne Mackenzie, Stephanie Foster, Margaret Iohnson, Katie Whartenby, Iennifer West, Cindy O'Linger. Middle Row: Creston Hulett, Cal Moore, Mark Clark, Scooter Barker, Bill Kell, Charlie Strange, Todd Weymouth, Dan Iones, Evan McGinnis, Mr. Thagard. Back Row: Preston Rowe, Leon Bowman, lay Ienkins, Ionathan Hand, Iohn Iames, Mike Sexton, Lee Taylor, Gray Hughes, Alex Weidner, Rod Keenum, johnny Hudson, David Ford, Sonny Wilson, Middle: Teen Involvement Bottom Row: Ianie Burnham, Lane Iackson, Rhett Woodruff, Annie Walton, Patti Reaves, Sandra Lindsey, Alison Simpson, Iennifer West. Middle Row: Garry Taylor, Iohn Daniell, Steve Iackson, Winter McKay, Marcie King, Farley Thompson, Todd Weymouth, Russ Dorsey. Back Row: Stephen Propst, Reggie Chatmon, Don Griffin, Ionathan Hand, Lee Taylor, DeeDee Cash, Gray Hughes, Alex Weidner, johnny Hudson, Rod Keenum, Mr. Thagard. Bottom: Hi-Y Club A . t.ttti ,,t. , 2 9 Christian and Foreign Language Clubs Promote Fellowship One of the largest clubs which meets each week during activity period is the Fellowship of Christian Students. FCS was led by Marcus Robison and Iudy Chastain. This group participates in open discussions, debates, and has guest speakers. Besides being the largest club, it was also one of the favorites. Margaret Iohnson, Iohnny Hudson, and Kristin Manthey were the officers of the French Club supervised by Miss Cochran. This year the club sponsored French dinners, participated in skits and songs, and went to the convention dur- ing the spring. They had lots of fun and a successful year. The officers of the Spanish Club are President - Lori Hughes, Vice Presi- dent - Sharon Smith, Secretary- Treasurer - Ianie Burnham, and Spon- sor - Mrs. Hall. The four hard workers organized the club activities. They had several parties where they ate Spanish food, presented skits, played bingo and worked on crossword puzzles in Spanish. Top: Fellowship of Christian Students Bottom Row: Richard Ruff, Iulie Potter, Margaret Iohnson, David Daniel, Leigh Dillon, Summer Canup, Stephanie Foster, Audra Iones, loanne Thomas. Middle Row: Raleigh Draper, Margaret Boozer, Rohin Murphree. Creston Hulett, Charlie Strange, Cray Hughes, Dana Stewart. Elata Bowman, Pam Barclay, Carla Barnes. Anne Metlary Back Row Suzanne Houhe. lessica Harris. Scooter Barker, Martel Thompson, Shannon Manthey. Ioe Mackenzie. Ianie Burnham, Rhett Woodruff. Middle: lfrentzh Cluh Bottom Row: Miss Cochran, Ellen Cunningham, lill Ienkins, David Woodruff, Ioanne Thomas, Rhett Woodruff, Anne Hamner, Cathy Felgar, Alison Simpson, Katie Whartenliy, Kristin Manthey. Se- cond Row: Rusha Smith, Marc llolladay, Ricky Palmedo, Ben Gullage, Ioe Mackenrcie, Alex Weidner, Iohnny Hudson, Michelle Murphree, Chris Klinefelter, Todd Moss, Chris Paltillo, Tommy Davis, 'I'liird Row' Margaret Horn, Hayes jackson, David Daniel, lean Arnold. Sonny Wilson, lonathan Hand, Leon Bowman, Mike Sexton, lxlargaret lohnson, Evan McGinnis, Margaret Boozer, Lori Willingham Fourth Rovt: Pronce Acker. Lee Burton. Kristin Newman. Lisa Smith. lohn lames. Bill Kell, Don Griffin, Todd Weymouth, lay Ienkins, Suzie Houlie. Elizabeth Steely. Bottom: Spanish Bottom Row: Mark Clark. Second Row: Debbie Schulz, Lane Iaokson, Katie Strange, Summer Canup. Lori Hughes, Annie Walton, Stephanie Foster, Anne Mackenzie, Vicke Ossing. Karen Kiker, Cindy tJ'Linger, Mark Mabry. 'I'hird Row: loanie Finley, Cindy Smith, Nikki Messer, Alyson Moreland, Marcie King. Sharon Smith, Dana Stewart, Sonya Walley, Molly Williams, Lisa Lindsey, Leigh Dillon, Cray Hughes, William Cates, Wade l'Jinsmore 'l'op Row: Charlie Bennet, Stuart Mtztlord, lack Guyton, Chris lohnston, Scooter Barker, Eddie Iohnson, Martel Thompson, jeff Hicks. Dan tones, Mrs, Hall, Frank lones, Shannon Manthey, Tim litghols, Creston llulett, Charlotte Arnold. Amy Stewart, Charlie Strange, lilata Bowman, Anne lklctlary, Iennifer West, Lisa Smith, Pain Barclay, Audra Iones, Carla Barnes. ,played math ga-mes and had Talented Students Excel in Art and Math The Mu Alpha Theta club is of- fered to those students interested in math who obtain at least an 85 average. This year the club took the Alabama Math League tests in which they competed against other schools in Alabama. They also special speakers. The club is spon-1 A sored by Mrs. Wingo and Mrs: Tiller. This year's officers are President Iohn Daniell, Vice- President Lane Iackson, and Secretary-Treasurer Kristin Manthey. The Art Club is sponsored by Mrs. Morgan. This club worked hard to decorate our school with their fine art. -'mag Top: Art Club - Top Row: Katie Whartenby, Iimmy Ulrey, Tim Echols, Scooter Barker, Hayes jackson, lohn Walker, Garry Taylor, lim Ley, Rusha Smitl Bottom Row: Amy Stewart, Debbie Schultz, Iill Ienkins, Ioanie Finley, Daniel White, David Woodruff, Eddie johnson, David Hand. Bottom: Mu Alpha Theta - Top Row: Stephen Propst, Leonard Iohnson, Don Griffin, Iohn Iames, Winter McKay, Lee Taylor, Gray Hughes, Alex Weidne Susie Hoube, Todd Weymouth, Tony Daniel. Second Row: Mrs. Tiller, Ienny Fry, Mark Mabry, Farley Thompson, Ianie Burnham, Iulie Potter, Cath Burke, Margaret Boozer, Robert Ruff. Third Row: Elizabeth Tyler, Annie Walton, Patti Reaves, Margaret Iohnson, Sonya Walley, Heather Ienkins, Kati Whartenby, Iulia Wilson. Bottom Row: Kristin Manthey, Iohn Daniell, Lane Iackson. C13 QJ. X QJ. ww MW Q 'pf 0 f J, V,- E 43 N! . n 'Q O 4, , M ,ff A E :Q W 2 1 r e I' 55 1 H F? 'mf Amjfigg I ,MW P' 'QV' 1 -4' x M., Q31 Q Hwy iii 4-,,, 1 -- it iw ,, ,I 'ai sg' vm 1 wwf, ,, , AJ , 0 X W I fl'-., --N-.-Y. .,N,. M. ,, I If If A gk. 'Q-mm? L wg 4' M? 101 ry M s iii ', ' . S-iv' I 1 , ffm 'Z vf M ,yy H :Q -1, . W 3, 5 2 A' W will 'ft S 4 l ...J- s I Falcons Win 13-0 and the Gold We want the Gold, we want the Gold! This has been a common cheer during football season at Donoho for many years. The traditional t'Gold Football has been passed around since 1972. Coach Grubbs and White Plain's coach Ed Cleveland, started the tradition hoping to make the rival between the two neighboring schools more exciting. Although the Falcons had lost six games before, this season they proved how much the rival meant to them. The win over Spring Garden 140-71 the week before helped to put the Falcons into a winning spirit. The high spirits, though, of team captains Stuart Smith and lim Finley really pushed the foot- ball team, faculty, and students to cheer loudl and win the t'Gold. The boys knew that if they lost this ball game the White Plains Wildcats would have kept the trophy forever. They were positive, though, the whole time that they would continue the tradition. Another record was set this year. This game was the first in which the Falcons shut out the Wildcats. Ever one, es ecially the Senior players, were estatic. With quarterback Mille Sex- ton passin and linebackers Gray Hughes and Iim Finley breaking through Wildcats offense the Falcon's would not allow White Plains to score. This game of the season will be history as the next two following football seasons will hopefully keep the Gold home forever! 2:2-:g ,iiirg X g sm . iss...-P2215 Fw--test '- j A 1 5' .. 'Y X T2E'?1i2si,w , ,. , P :.. was f- -L e - ti er .H-ws? . J if' fa-Q. : -t 'N ami-ftt . R 1. if 1.:-f K q ' 103 'Q V1 ,x , ,M '- Q ,vs SZ! M... if W-4' ,M-'quill l X' ,Warn 'M av 1 ,. 105 aw .. ,M , A1 ,ff I V in 'A .. u , I Nc 1 T g , .xl 4 ' K ' sal' , 'b ' I - 5' .... f my 3 Q Aww ' K W lludm' , ..kk. N S -xxx 4, , m i uwmwfwwfffwfwww alibi? Mi! S Y sr ,..,f-M MMM' W Mfg mW..Mf' ' 7 A -AV' 1-- 7M,,,.-ff' IRA,- ipff J wr' pf f'T ff iff' ff LA-- rv? -MW' ppl ff' mb 'W ,, If mgQw iwqi M , v' f. y fm ,M W -f 4 42 ' o al M ,Q , 'iw-vv' ff- . if ,, 109 lv 1 gat!! Ig V X, ni V il s Q, ,f B 'lm fa. . 'H wi . -,-: , X' Q ,,.. FHM' ,...- llll I1-' Agana' '- Bmw S Q ii 9-wifi? L gf Q 'x YF Qgifxf Y wax Q 5 Q ..,, ,, - K - I, ':iif 5' ,- 33l.fL... :Sig X-i ,-..' 'gg. ' 4--B 4. DIGNIFIED SENIQRS? Q , S 41' ...wg W' lv- M D! ,- Z iff, Wifi? 'QQ Wm 114 1-fi RQ' AS Q 1 ,I 1 1 ff, AKALL. FI ALLY SE IDRS!!! f 'l 'slidin- ALMA MATER O Donoho, O Donoho Our love for you will ever grow Our many thanks We give to you For learning and the friendships true. Part of our life did so unfold Beneath the bright maroon and gold. O Donoho, O Donoho, We'll remember you Where'ere we go. XS f 7 K k m, , i M 4v -s Z E I we Sailing It's not far down to paradise At least it's not for me And if the wind is right you can sail away And find tranquility The canvas can do miracles lust you wait and see Believe me It's not far to never never land No reason to pretend And if the wind is right you can find the joy Of innocence again The canvas can do miracles lust you wait and see Belive me Sailing Takes me away To where I've always heard it could be Iust a dream and the wind to carry me And soon I will be free Fantasy It iets the best of me W en I'm sailing All caught up in the reverie Every word is a symphony Won't you believe me It's not far back to sanity At least it's not for me And if the wind is right you can sail away And find serenilgf The canvas can o miracles lust you wait and see Believe me CHRISTOPHER CROSS cknowledgements E As navigator of the '82 Gauntlet Crew, I knew not what course we would take. We began to chart our destination and was obvious that we would hit rough waters and would have to do much tacking. However, as the Whitecaps begin to cal and the wakes became smoother, I was able to keep the rudder steady and things in shipshape order. A few special than for keeping things afloat must go to - Stephen Propst for providing the entertainment at our meetings and for his slow b sure workg Frances Walker for her artworkg Taylor Hunter for designing the coverg Michelle Kemp for working many ho? doing odd jobs and providing party plans, Rhett Woodruff, Ellen Cunningham, Heather lenkins, and Stephanie Foster being at the many meetings to do whatever needed doing: Valerie Palmedo, Sonny Wilson, Evan McGinnis, and DeeD- Cash for taking picturesg Nikki Messer, Lark Champion, Sonya Walley, and Russ Dorsey for all of their help. A very spec' thanks must go to Kristin Manthey, Nikki Messer, and Frances Walker for use of their personal photographs, Wesley Bo for his beautiful photography seen on page one and for his knack for writing copy: Mrs. Barnes for keeping our financ problems to a minimumg and last of all, Mrs. Anita Boggs for her never failing tic marks and all her original ideas. Aye, Aye our destination is in sight! It is my hope the '82 log book will be fondly tucked among your possessions and fr quently referred to as a year of smooth sailing. Thanks, LANE IACKSON 118 N,-,...-fX,.,ZX af C215 bg! .E 5 fb? ,Viv 119 l The Gauntlet wishes to thank the following for their financial support, and hopes that the reader too might express h1 appreciation through either his patronage of the businesses or a word of thanks to the individuals. BENEFACTORS IUUENDS Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Iackson The Senior Class of '82 Mr. Arlon Smith Dr. and Mrs. Kirby Bryant Dr. Patrick Stewart Mr. Kenneth Taylor PATRONS Patricia Smith Mrs. Main Dr. Iohn Payne Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Iones Dr. and Mrs. Iohn A. Morrow Business System Glade Road Trailer Park Cissy Hunter Dr. and Mrs. Roderick G. Iohnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Brock Gerald Woodruff Iill and Ian MacKenzie Anniston Travel Agency Mr. and Mrs. Noel H. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Ioby Walker Martha King Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Champion I. E. Reaves Mrs. Milroy Tommy T. and Spot Viola Smith The Iohn Wheeler Family Anne Little Ioyce Reaves Anne Roberts Lynn Letson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Stinson Mr. and Mrs. Iohn F. Gant Drs. Kishin and Chandra Gehi Mrs. O'Dell Dr. and Mrs. George M. Gibbins Mr. and Mrs. Iames D. Stewart, III Mr. and Mrs. Kent B. Forester Dr. Foss Mrs. Glen Andrews Dr. and Mrs. Warren G. Sarrell Mrs. Mary L. Rider Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Colyer, Ir. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Toole, III lane Ingram Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Smith Mrs. I. E. 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