James A Shanks High School - Tiger Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

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Juniors, Seniors Make Days Exciting At SHS For Juniors and Seniors at Shanks, there was a time for everything. We found time to laugh, to cry, time to mourn, time to talk, time to be silent, time to meet and time to play. Along with these times came the emotions that most teenagers face. Seniors spent many hours testing under the Senior Statewide Test Program and SAT test. The Seniors were also instrumental in changing the dress code. Juniors participated in club activities and decorated for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. 70 Sporfsminded Vivian Newsome examines a friend's new cycle.

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Bus students at Shanks often find themselves arriving at school in what seems like the wee hours of dawn. Shanks' Students Must Adjust To Time Change Days at Shanks seemed longer when school hours were altered after Christmas to help fight the energy crisis. Students were required to stay at school until four in the afternoon, but enjoyed an extra hour of sleep each morning. Luckily, the time change had little effect on the everyday routine of students and faculty. Shanks continued to provide ample opportunities for intermingling fun with work. Leisurely afternoon bike rides are made possible for Allen Brown and Debra Bryant by the change to daylight saving time. 69

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 3ft- » » ROTC students practice shooting to become better riflemen. V- 1 everly Hatcher and Margaret Peoples find time to toss orange eelings during lunch. Happy Tiger fans yell as a basket is scored for the Tigers. A new program, DIS, helps these students expand their learning, 71