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

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Changing classes seems to he the best part of the school day for Jennifer Raker. Before a very important R.O.J.C. event. Stacey Smith makes sure that he's properly dressed. Senoeia Houston finds that Coach Joseph Barnes can he very helpful during a physical science class. Finding that Algebra II was more complicated than she thought. Stephanie Washington gets assistance from Mrs. Willie Ruth Williams. Junior officers for the 983 ‘84 school term are Front Row Rosilyn Walker, president: and Darlean Youmans. treasurer Back Row Artesa Washington, vice-president: and Pamela Young, secretary. 120

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Junior Class Officers Plan For Fund-raising Activities Of the 229 juniors enrolled at James A. Shanks High School, five were elected as class officers. These were president. Rosilyn Walken vice-president. Artesa Wash- ington; secretary. Pamela Young: treasurer. Darlean Youmans: and parliamentar- ian. Clarence Bryant. These students had to maintain a ”C average. have no P's” in conduct and he free from office disciplinary action. In order to he elected as an officer, they had to he voted on hy the entire junior class. Sponsors were Mrs. Linda Thomas, chairperson; Miss Shirlean Thomas. Mr. Willie Green. Mrs. Rebecca Campbell. Mr. James Pelham. Mrs. Willie Ruth Williams. Mr. Ricky Bell. Mr. Carlos Gaskin. Mrs. Rena Jackson. Mrs. Leola Francis. Mrs. Mildred Ross. Mrs. Alma Byrd. Mrs. Nanette Lawrence, and Sergeant James Lowe. Several fund- raising activities were planned with approximately fifteen students on each com- mittee. Assisting Mrs. Elaine Richardson in decorating her bulletin board is Ben Nolen. Cheryl Sapp and Gregory Vickers represent the junior class as Mr. and Miss Junior Giving blood to the Leon County Blood Bank is Dolene Hunter 121