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

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Mrs. Ford ond Wolloce Powell discuss club plans. FBLA Prepares Future Leaders Preparing business-minded students to be future business leaders was the main goal of the Future Business Leaders of America Club. The club sponsored a bake sale to finance itself. President Wallace Powell led the twenty-two member club during club meetings. Sponsors of FBLA were Mrs. Betty Register, and Mrs. Annette Ford. Earl Mayo, Geraldine Smith, Myra Grant, and Angela Mashburn examine club minutes. 61

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Thespians Create Three-Act Play Thespians had the difficult task of rewriting the short story, The Gift of the Magi,” in play form. The Thespian Troupe, under the supervision of Mrs. Geraldine Black, presented seven plays which proved to be pleasing to the students. The class had nine returning Thespians. A RAISIN IN THE SUN was the first three-act play presented by the dramatics class. Franchatta Jackson, Frank Trueblood, Linda Baker, Decarlos Woods, and Shelia Thomas played the major roles. Other plays presented to the student body included Jr. Prom,” Teen and Twenty, No Garden This Year,” Background for Nancy,” and “Lock, Stock and Lipstick.” Thespians capture students' attention. Thespians display their acting abilities. Fran Jackson is an upset mother on stage. 60

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Etiquette Club Improves Manners Bake sales, candied apple sales and participation in the Spring Festival were three projects sponsored by the Good Etiquette Club. The club presented awards to Shanks’ courteous young ladies and gentlemen. Good Etiquette was under the leadership of Mrs. Lucile Smith and president Kimberly Graham. The sixteen-member club’s main goal was to buy benches for the sitting areas on our campus. Club members post good habits on the board. 62 Mrs. Smith and dub members discuss club projects.