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

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Finding himself tardy, Darryl Rowan tries a foster way of getting to class. Bruce Ivey concentrates on marching and playing in the homecoming parade. Student Variety Enlivens Shanks On August 23, James A. Shanks' enrollment reached 1145 students. Each student was an individual with his own beliefs, ideas and personality. Political views of the students varied from liberal to conservative, depending on the subject. Diversified leisure time activities occupied after-school hours. Listening to music, reading and participating in sports were favorite hobbies. Serious-minded students contrasted with students who clowned. Each student enjoyed receiving a good grade and grieved over a bad grade. Enthusiasm was shown over the games and the despair of the Tigers was shared when they lost. Around campus, the students could be observed utilizing their free time by engaging in conversations, studying, or relaxing. 15 Curtis Green, Alfreddie Peterson and Dennis Bostick take it easy during lunch.

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Kenneth Sconiers prepares for the Homecoming gome. Ulysses Favors wears orange and black on Color Day. Students Enjoy Homecoming Week Shanks' homecoming was accented by overwhelming participation. The students and faculty of Shanks took part in Childhood Day, Jeans Day, Bicentennial Day, and a blazing bonfire the night before Homecoming. The tiger spirit began on Monday and continued through Friday. Friday was full of activities as the final groundwork was made for cars and floats entered in the Homecoming parade. The spirt that had been conveyed throughout the week was rewarded by a 26-6 triumph over the Taylor County Bulldogs. Mm Carter-Parramore and attendants ride in the Homecoming parade. 7