Jenkins High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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7. Helpful hints are given to major- ette Cecile Lindler, by alumnae Kelly Dukes. 2. After lunch, Michele Campbell and Alfred Demps exchange a few words. 3. Brian Schumann shows off a pop- ular outfit, consisting of an OP sweat-shirt, some cool shades and definitely the JAMS . SPIRIT TAKES A DIP 4 INTRODUCTION

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 7. After the game, smiling warriors show a competitor that they aren't sore losers. 2. Blooming flowers accent the school's facade as the aging trees add shade to the hot classrooms. 3. Pulling the load to higher heights; Troy Oliver, John Kohler, and Troy BRAIN WAVES WIPE OUT BEACH DAYS As the sun rose over Jenkins High, students throughout the Jenkins school district began to feel a wave of eagerness for school to begin. It was August 25, the first day of school. It was time to leave the beaches, gather up the beach chairs, suntan lo- tion, and sunglasses. No longer could students spend all day playing stick- ball or just riding the waves. We had to put up with hot classes, lengthy lessons, and worst of all— homework. This year's yearbook staff wanted to give something the stu- dents could both remem- ber and anticipate. Some- thing that could bring a part of the summer back. Even if it was a memory of a sunburn or a summer sweetheart. Summertime will come again, just like every year, beginning with Skip Day all the way to the start of a new school year. But in the meantime we had to either catch some aca- demic currents or make some waves. Billy Garrison Barnard help Melinda Scott over the wall.4. Running for freedom and a touchdown, James Tandy outruns the Windsor football team. y ♦ ► ♦ INTRODUCTION 3

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 . «u. WIPE OUT! WIPE OUT! This past year's spirit defi- nitely took a downfall. Like in past years there were spir- it ribbons, pep rallies and as always the ever famous foot- ball games. Cheerleaders tried hard to bring a wave of enthusiasm but it just didn't seem to work. Everyone was concentrating on the in- creased schoolwork, or just dreaming about the sunny shores of the beaches. There were many reasons for the decline in overall spirit. One major reason was the mediocre football sea- son. All in all everyone did realize the football team tried hard but somehow it just didn't seem to work out. With the stricter grading scale no one could sit back and daydream, passing with a 65, they had to at least make a 70 to pass. With all this studying who could worry about being the most spirited ? We had to worry about being seniors and graduating on time! With all the changes in the school it was not a surprise that the spirit had sunk to a new low, but hopefully once the students made some adjustments the War- rior spirit once again would rise to the top, where every- one could catch the wave of spirit. Joanna Waite INTRODUCTION 5