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

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£ £ $ x ' ■ ' jr jr jr jr . f The 983- ‘84 Tiger's Tale, under the leadership of Mrs. Annette Flournoy. printed a newspaper every six weeks. The twenty-member newspaper staff had only Five members from last year's staff. The newspaper staff went on two different trips to Tallahassee. On one trip, they went to the Civic Center for a journalism workshop. On the other trip, they toured the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University Journalism Department and the Tallahassee Demo- crat. The newspaper consisted of eight pages and cost about S175.00 to print. The students selected stories, laid them out. and took them to the Gadsden County Times to be printed. Leaders for the year were Joanette Barnes and Dex- ter Kenon. editors: and Angela Harris, co-editor. Mrs Annette Flournoy assigns pages for an upcoming deadline. Joanette Barnes and Dexter Kenon talk about a layout possibility ZZZ vie Vap ‘,fT ROW A en RU w Owen Warren. Michelle Standley. Vernes,,a Young. Joanette Barnes, and Dennis Hopkins Back Row langela Moore, franees Shlron m7 M Ti Z™ Cw ’ Johnton « • Sanders. Dec,er kenon. Sharon Miller. Michele Bryant. Katrine McSwain. and Mrs Annette Flournoy Calling someone to talk about an ad is Dexter Kenon.

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Members of the Reta Club are Front Row Clinton Robinson. Pernell Mitchell. Maurice Wilson. Gregory Harris. Kathy Woods. Gregory Bostic. Angela Harris. Pamela Young. Laveria Sanders, and Tangela Moore Second Row Sue Ann Westberry. Clay Morris. Kathy Lanier. Kelvin Farmer. Barbara Murphy. Linda Marshall. Tonjii Wiggins. Michelle Peoples. Tovetto Williams. Stephanie Faison. Chinita McCall. Patricia Milton. Valerie Randolph. Lafaye Goldwire. and Torra Jackson. Third Row Lome Ulmer. Annette Sconiers. Rosilyn Walker. Betsy Kelley. Gwendolyn Warren. Sharon Sapp. Michelle Bridges. Brenda Clove. Karen Bulger. Shelia Thomas. Cassandra Lee. Linda Williams. Darlean Youmans. Roderick Palmer. Janelle Roninson. and Patricia Hinson. Fourth Row Valinda McGill. Dana Taylor. Felischa Redding. Debra Lewis. Elgin Thomas. Gwendolyn Young. Adrian Bishop. Latonya Peoples. Sharon Jackson. Joshua Williams. Sylnovia Holt. Glenn Engles. Karen BradweU. Reginald Barkley, and Cheryl Roberts. Back Row Roderick Scott. Todd Bundy. Robert Philpott. Carl Rhowe. Tony Jackson. Byron Thomas, and Kenneth Thomas. Rev. Sheppard gladly welcomes anyone into his office. Officers of the Beta Club are Front Row Darlean Youmans. Tony Jackson, and Patricia Hinson. Back Row Gregory Bostic. Robert Philpott. Angela Harris, and Tovetto Williams. Under the supervision of Elder E.L. Sheppard, the National Beta Club held its annual induction on December 13. 1983. Twenty five new inductees and forty-eight returning members partici- pated. These students had to maintain the characteristics of leadership, char- acter and service, and make honor roll at least twice a semester. On May 10- 11. 1984. several Beta members attend- ed the National Beta Club Convention in Orlando. Florida. During the year, the Beta Club sponsored several major events including a school campaign to increase sophomore performance on the State Student Assessment Test and a program to encourage academics by awarding students who made honor roll with a day off from school or a party. Club officers were Tony Jackson, president: Darlean Youmans. vice- president: Patricia Hinson, secretary: Angela Harris, treasurer: Robert Phil- pott. parliamentarian: and Tovetto Wil- liams. business manager. 84

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