Saks High School - Saks Echoes Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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 from the same routine 4 TOP LEFT—Randy “jams out” on his electric guitar. BOTTOM LEFT—Tommy is picking and grinning. ABOVE—Amy makes her stage debut. Organizations 21

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Varsity Show allows students to get away S-CLUB—FRONT ROW: K. Cline, M. Cooper. J. DcLoach. M. McCurry, S. Del oach. L. Wyvillc. T. Buzan. G. Govatoes. Y. Thomas—SECOND ROW’: D. Wilkinson. J. Hammonds, L. Henderson. A. Hunter, G. Johnson. R. Flint, T. Houston. C. Conaway. R. Robertson. R. Clark—THIRD ROW: B. Bowden. S. Burney. R. Finley, S. Gibson. M. Miller. B Finley, B. Thomas. L. Wilkerson- FOURTH ROW: D. Glover. D. Reaves, T. Aderholt. A. Wcaks, M. Butler. B. Wallace. A. Shockley. M. Dennis, S. Hicks FIFTH ROW: S. Connell. R. Watson. J. Hearn, K. Jennings. B Bonds. B. Kelley. A. Carden. J. Underwood. S. Townsend. K. Stumpe, C. Brown The “S” club is the Saks High School letter club. Members must letter in a varsity sport and be initiated. This year's initiation was a March of Dimes walk-a-thon. Each student collected pledges and walked 10 miles around the track. Afterwards, the initiates joined the old “S' club members for a dinner of barbecued ribs, potato salad, baked beans, and desert. Over $200 were raised. The “S club's major annual project is “the Varsity Show. In it, 10TH through 12TH grade club members dress up like various country and rock groups and pantomine hit songs. A colorful black lighted backdrop and real instruments are used to make a very entertaining production. The pro- ceeds from this show go toward various improvements in athletics and the ath- letic banquet.

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DRAMA CLUB On May 1st and 2nd the Drama Club presented “The Night of Janu- ary 16th by Ayn Rand. The Club had practiced for two months under the direction of Mrs. Spurlin and Miss McCarty. The play was in the form of a mur- der trial, with the jury selected from the audience. Two endings for the play were rehearsed, one for the guilty verdict, and the other for the not guilty verdict. Drama Club mem- bers built the set and provided cos- tumes for the play. The leading roles were played by Greg Heathcock—de- fense attorney, and Katie Goode— the defendant, Karen Andre. Miss McCarty wishes to encourage more people to be active in the Drama Club. ABOVE—Katie listens earnestly. RIGHT—Greg states his case. 22 Organizations ABOVE—1st Row—Miss McCarty, T. Yother. V. Talifcrro, J. Deloach. 2ND ROW—K. Whitley, D Richardson. P. Jones, S. Frady. D. Doyle. S. Deloach. G. Heathcock, K. Goode, P. Linsdcy, C. Misko. R Osborne, M. McWhorter. 3RD ROW S. Pruitt. L. Bailey. D. Lindsey, T. Stacey, S. White. S. Johnson. T. Bolling. S. Rager. L. Hairston, V. Robinson. T. Ziglar.