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

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The majorettes demonstrated their twirl- ing skills in many performances during the year Lead by Kathy Woods. captain. and Pamela Young, co-captain, the majorettes performed in the Rose Parade, the District Marching Contest, and in half-time shows with the band. Under the direction of Miss Allison Burns, the majorettes had the op- portunity to attend a camp at Florida State University which enabled them to add va- riety to marching and dance routines through finger twirls, flips, jumps. and rolls. Practices were held from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Car washes, bake sales, fash- ion shows and dances were all fund-rais- ing activities sponsored by the majorettes to help them purchase new attire and equipment.

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£ ££££££££££££££££££ The National Honor Society, headed by Mrs. Sharon Elias for the 1983- ‘84 school term, consisted of twenty-one members. This total included fifteen ju- niors and six seniors. There were no inductees into the National Honor Soci- ety. Honor students upheld six cardinal principles which included leadership, character, service, scholarship, college preparatory classes, and a 3.3 average. The purpose of this society was to rec- ognize students with academic ability. The members participated in district meetings in Blountstown and at Havana Northside High. LtfV .|| M.» iUM lib Mill.» if TT Members of the National Honor Society are front Row Lorrie Ulmer, lovetto Williams. Latonya Peo pies. Karen Bradwell. Stephanie Faison. Darlene Youmans. and Barbara Murphy. Back Row Jonny Butler. Carl Rhowe. Brenda Clove. Felischa Red ding. Sy Ino via Holt. Cassandra Lee. Robert Phil pott. Anthony Jackson. Pamela Young. Roderick Palmer. Annette Sconiers. and Joel Parramore. Officers in the National Honor Society are Front Row Stephanie Faison, secretary: Pamela Young, vice-president: and Barbara Murphy, treasurer. Back Row Roderick Palmer, sergeant-at-arms-. Robert Philpott. president: and Carl Rhowe. Par- liamentarian. Representing the dub in the homecoming parade are lovetto Williams. Cindy Knecht. and Sylnovia Holt. 92