Valdosta High School - Sandspur Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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ELLEN EANES — SAGE I. treasurer Beta Club 2. 3.4 DECA 3. 4. vice-president 4. Foreign Language Club I. 2. 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Who's Who in Foreign Lan- guages. Governor's Honors Program. Senior English Award. Sen- ior History Award. STAR Student. Fourth honor graduate. LISA FEIX Varsity Basketball I. 2. 3.4. captain 3. 4 Class trea- surer 3. 4. Who’s Who Among Foreign Language Students 3. OUTLOOK 4. features reporter. First honor graduate. Top Honor Graduates Keep Family Traditions All families have certain traditions. In the Eanes family, for example, being an honor graduate is noth- ing new. Everyone has come to expect that a student named Eanes will be both an honor graduate and a superlative. And Ellen kept the family tradition. Also, in the Feix household again a daughter was both an honor graduate and a superlative. Lisa piled up academic points with as much skill as she won points on the basketball court, so many in fact that she won the position of class valedictorian.

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Like their peers in schools everywhere, students stayed con- stantly in motion, preparing for and taking part in events. After a summer of small group activities, they welcomed pep ral- lies with crowds and noise. They decorated for Homecoming, attended games, went to dances. Making signs for pep rallies became an event of special importance, with miles of butcher paper and gallons of paint being used. Clubs had their own social events — dances, breakfasts, ban- quets. But all juniors and seniors showed up for the end of school dance hosted by the juniors. And to climax the year, seniors gathered on Cleveland Field for graduation. OPPOSITE PAGE: Five images of Dee- Dee Hackworth suggest the constant action of students. RIGHT: Sharron Gorby. Lisa Feix. and Betty House try out their brand new graduate smiles. Pep Rallies Homecoming Dances Graduation