Frederick Douglass High School - Polaris Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Chapter II Classes ' ' Who We Are And What We Look Like! L Seniors 80 n. Juniors 122 IIL Sophomores 132 IV. Freshmen 140 V. Sub-Freshmen 148 Classes Chapter II — 79

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Yearbook Christmas Witch . . . Daisy . . . Caria Jean . . . Miss Jane says, There ' s only Puggy 1, 2, and 3. . . . Hoodache . . . Jimmy ' s gone . . . Go Puggy go; show us what you know . . . Super Doug . . . Wallllthailll . . . Anybody going home? . . . donations for Kim . . . Miss Blaydes, the Hillbilly . . . Uhoh, here it come . . . Are your teeth cold? ... Who ' s going to the truck? ... Is it bake sale day? ... KK forgot what? . . . What time is it? ... International Pig ... I want to see feet . . . Stankball . . . The Mental Ward . . . Let ' s neaten up . . . signs by Boot . . . look around corna, what do I see? . . . Nikeeee . . . sing, sang, song ... $129.87? are you crazy? . . . Oooh, Den- eene . . . May I speak to that gu over there? . . . Quick, get the mop! . . . Would you please step out to the hall? . . . High class . . . Dumb-Dumb . . . Sloppy Moppy . . . Christian Jubilee . . . Smur- fette . . . boy Mud . . . Think be- fore you speak . . . You musta did it . . . Bubba 1 and 2 . . . When will I be loved . . . Left Right, Top Yearbook Staff — Front Row — Deneene Ar- nold, Virginia Earl, Quinn Hood, KImberle Wathall. Second Row — Boyce Mullins, Yo- landa Travis, Daryl Hardnett, Belinda Woo- dard. Third Row — Monique Walker, Carlyle White, Adrianne McKennie, Jana Bray. Fourth Row — Beth Montgomery, Mitzi Ap- pling, Kimberly Aaron, Karon Amons. Fifth Row — Pamela Hiil, Kim Simmons, Chan- drea Wright, Allan Favors. Back Row — Deb- orah Grimes, Ralph Jones, Caria Elder. Our Advisor. Ms. K. Blaydes, looks pleased. Right Deborah Grimes and Caria Elder are the 1982 — 1983 Editors. Bottom left Kimberly Aaron, Karon Ammons, Jana Bray, Deneene Arnold, and Deborah Grimes do the Yearbook dance. 78 — Academics Yearbook

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Miss Douglass Leslie Meadows The competition for Miss Doug- lass was a stiff one this year. Not only were there many candidates from which to choose but the pro- cedure for voting was slightly al- tered. The candidates were pre- sented and voted on in a primary election. The remaining ten candi- dates wrote essays. Of these ten girls, six of them were chosen to read their essays before the stu- dent body, and were asked an im- promtu question. The student body once again voted and the three winners were announced. Leslie Julianna Meadows was elected to become Miss Douglass. After hearing her name called over the intercom, it was hard for Leslie to find the words that ex- pressed her feelings she said, I was shocked! Happy. , she ad- ded, I felt the sensation of float- ing on ' cloud nine ' without know- ing where I was. Perhaps the overriding factor in Leslie ' s victory was her response to her inpromtu question. She was asked What animal she would like to be in George Orwell ' s, Animal Farm. She chose none of the ani- mals, for they were all corrupted by power. She said, I would rath- er be myself. Leslie ' s response gained her a standing ovation and the hearts of many Douglasson- ians. 80 ■— Classes