Valdosta High School - Sandspur Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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Students Reflect Content TABLE OF CONTENTS COLOR Ooeners .Pages 1-13 INTENSITY Events and Sports .Pages 14-67 RADIANCE Faculty and Curriculum , .Pages 68-91 HARMONY Clubs Pages 92-122 CONTRAST Classes 122-169 AESTHETICS Honors .Pages 170-177 BACKGROUND Community Support . . . Pages 178-205 INDEX Pages 206-215 FINALE . .Page 216 4

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Color — the tone, the mood, the rhythm of Valdosta High School Color captures the es- sence — the warmth of growth in learning, serv- ing, and identifying. Just as a specific color identi- fies VHS as a whole, col- ors also denote each facet of school life. While yellow character- izes the faculty as a light of knowledge to the stu- dents, green symbolizes the growth and matura- tion of each class. Other colors such as purple and blue are back-drops for royal mo- ments of achievement as well as for the honor of the many clubs. Warmth of communi- ty understanding and backing can be reflected in the haze of orange. Another color, red, typi- fies the excitement of events that surge life into the steady pace of educating. 3

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of School Spectrum FAR LEFT: Martha Alice Giddens, sophomore, takes a sneak look at an assembly program. TOP CENTER: Senior Dee Smith erupts with enthusiasm at a football game. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Mike Welch dons a spy costume for the SANDSPUR assembly. BOTTOM CENTER: Scott Griffin and Kathy Hendrix, juniors, con- verse at the Homecoming dance. UPPER RIGHT: Cheerleaders Judy Landey, senior, and Kathy Veatch, junior, hoist flaming torches to lead the shirt-tail parade. UPPER FAR RIGHT: Mike Heard, junior, reflects the early morning droops while his class- mates Judy Carter and Phyllis Traynham chat. ABOVE: Juniors Sherrie Holman, Angela Hughes, and Carolyn Arnold cheer for the 'Cats at the Homecoming football game.