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

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LEFT—Tim Bowman gets no help from Leigh Ann. BOTTOM LEFT—We did it! FRONT—T. Houston, C. Conaway, B. Thomas, K. Craft. M. Crow. BACK—M. Miller, L. Wooten. C. Smith. A. Hunter, A. Snider, J. Hammonds. J. Dcthrage. T. Tillery, L. Pody

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Key Club Key Club Sweethearts The Key Club is an organization at the high school level that is affiliated with the International Kiwanis Organi- zation. Key Club is a stepping stone to becoming a member of a Kiwanis Club as an adult. Key Club is composed of students of students who are leaders in their church, school, and community activities. A new member must be invited to join by some- one who is an active member of the club. The purpose of the organization is to hold projects and activities that would raise funds to give to civic and school needs. This year the club sponsored a beautification program for the school. FRONT—L. Wyville, C. Brown, G. Govatos, T. Buzan, T. Young. J. Mason. 2ND ROW—S. Deerman—Sponsor, O. Honeycutt, J. Underwood. S. Connell, G. Collins, G. Heathcock, A. Carden. BACK—B. Bonds, F. Ziglar, R. Robertson, R. Mayberry, S. Gibson, F. McCain, R. Clark. G. Grizzard TOP RIGHT—The Key Club beautification project is begun by Mrs. Deerman. BOTTOM RIGHT—Tommy. Grant, and Thomas use muscle power in their effort to place a rock on the bank.

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Historians With A Flair Annual Staff Copy, picas, rough drafts, croppers ... These words were very familiar to the proud, the few, and the brave who vowed to make the 1982 ECHOES “the best annual ever pro- duced at Saks.” Throughout the year, the staff tried to reach their goal. Deadlines were reached by franti- cally working during the yearbook class, after school, and at home, Philip Pieper, editor, said. In addition to deadlines and schedules other problems had to be overcome before the book was anything more than a goal. Some prob- lems were centered around new members inex- perience, I didn't know what to think, all the words, copy, pica, and croppers,” Tracie Fleming said. “It was kind of scarey when I went to class the first day, but the fear left when I got to know everybody,” Sherri Butler said. Staffers many times became unpopular with the student body and harassed the faculty by disturbing class to make pictures. As final deadlines grew nearer the staff worked hard in order to achieve their goal of “the best book ever.” FRONT—Sherri Butler, Rachel Yarbrough, 2ND ROW— Tracie Fleming. Dina Wilkinson. Angie Shockley. LaTrenda English. Dolores Hart, 3RD ROW—Tami Nix, Philip Pieper—Editor, Shirley Pody—Sponsor, Kevin Lawson, Barry Allen, Jamey Bolick, Frank Ziglar ABOVE—Philip looks like he is thinking of something far away. BELOW— Jamey gets ready to go to work on the film.