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

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Upper Left Edward Dixon and Ella Walter Upper Right Earnestine Pringley and Horace McMillian Above Carla Holloman and Horace McMillian Upper Middle Contestants join hands while they tensely await the decision of the judges.

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Pholo courtesy of Gadsden County Times Students Take On Responsibilities Teenagers of today are the adults of the future. This quote was heard quite often by students when they were younger. As time passed, it was proven to be true. The responsibilities were adventures that made students understand themselves better and feel like adults. The obligations and tasks were learning tools that gave an insight into what the future would hold. Caring for patients at institutions and watching kids play and learn were a few responsibilities taken to prove to the world that they were ready. Photo courtesy of Gadsden County Times Pride is shown in our country and school by raising the flag daily. Ricky Parkman lends his shoulder as a source of comfort. 21

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Rhonda Reed Wins Miss Shanks Title On October 9. 1981 in Shanks’ gymnasium. Rhonda Reed was crowned Miss Shanks for the 1981-82 school year. Rhonda was joined in her night of joy by First Attendant Earnestine Pringley and Second Attendant Renae Holloman. Carla Holloman and Ella Walter also made bids for the crown. The contestants were judged in fashion, talent, evening gown, and question-and-an- swer competition. During the course of the evening, the audience was entertained by the Modern Dance Club, the chorus and individuals including Peter Lawson. Valerie Daniels. Phillip Fig- gers and Duncan Jackson who made use of their musical talents. Contestants were required to have at least a C” average and to be free from office discipline. The event was sponsored by the Student Council. Upper Left Maurice Wood and Rhonda Reed Above Jeffery Logan and Renae Holloman Left The emotion is clearly evident on Rhonda Reed's face as she is crowned Miss Shanks. 23