Valdosta High School - Sandspur Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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ABOVE: Key Club Members pose in front of the Garden Center They are: Dan TiHman. Brad Sellers. Art Bass. Guy Belue, Trey Sherwood. Walter Altman. Bill Kirby. Doc McBride. Eric Toth. SEAT- ED OFFICERS Todd Hatcher. Matt Stanaland. Jeff Davis. Troy Toth STANDING L-R: Earl Sellers. Brett Tiney. Paul McLane. John Dowd. Andy Griffith. Jackie Morgan. Ben Lane. Joe Paoletti. Dirk Hardin. Michael Tolbert. Joe Either. Russ Rudolph. Coach Bob Bolton. Greg Talley. Derrick Shaw. Allen Burns, Lyn Johnson. Ross Smith. Jason Crosby. Ernie Bishop. Kiby Wagner. Tim Brady. Joey Crosby, and Joey Tippett TOP LEFT: History teachers James Studstil. John Davis. Kelly Dees. Brian Pompelli. Al Akins, Anna Thompson. Beth Northcutt. Sue Lawrence. Viola Hodge, and Louise Wildes form a pyramid at the Lowndes Pep Ralley TOP RIGHT: Valdosta's Jerome Calloway rebounds against Lowndes defendants Todd Williams and Berry Dean, with an assistant by Lennis Johnson. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: On the first day of school, freshmen Wendy Griffin, Margaret Mosby. Allison Buie. Mary Meadows, and Kimberly Worn listen intently to Coach Charles Tarpley in PE class OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Marchin Cat director Mr. Dan Gaultney oversees the action at band camp OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Girls B-team basketball members Jill Bryan. Ellen Shown, Seyanne. Studstil. Jamieliah Sharpe. Stephanie Lowe, and Charles Larrey congratulate each other after defeating Lowndes OPPOSITE PA GE BO TTOM RIGHT: Mr Bill Aldrich hugs his former gymnastics pupil and now current Miss VHS June Powers 4

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ABO VE: Freshmen team members Lee Thom- as and Jeffery Butler pause on the sidelines TOP LEFT: Basketball cheerleader Margaret Ann Sineath concentrates on the game BOTTOM LEFT: Squad Leader Earl Thomas leads Andrei Dean. Charles Hodges. Clay Madison. Norris Henderson. Stephen Cam. Zara Sanders. Vanotis Wiliams, and Huby Brantley in the Homecommg Parade OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Liza Wallace applies her stage makeup for her role m The Out- casts of Poker Flat ' OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Mr Bi Aldrich prepares for the next event on the pep rally schedule as Sidney Ryan looks or OPPOSITE PAGE BIGHT: Coach John Mill- er gives instructions to B-team members Cur- tis Jones. Gary Campbell. John Iverson. Yves Owens, and Carlo Butler 3

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Lines Help Move Students Through Year Students formed many lines this '85-'86 school year. They swayed as seniors sang the alma mater and the drill team per- formed. And lines of students clasped hands in silence as they joined in mourning America's Space Shuttle Challenger crew. Pep rallies provided laugh lines on Fridays. Teachers performed skits while the chorus and band provided the music. Freshmen lined up on the front row of their new classes on the first day of school. Their upper- class peers were content to take a back row seat. At the front office, students lined up along the stairs as the flu bug took heavy tolls each day. Frequent bomb threats forced students to line the campus for sometimes an hour or more. Although computers have tak- en over much of the load of reg- istration each quarter, lines still formed in the gym as students searched for electives. Before school started players, managers, cheerleaders, and coaches took their place in line as photographers recorded Pic- ture Day at Cleveland Field. Clubs and organizations filled the school calendar with a line- up of dances, car washes, and bake sales. Poinsettias lined the front office in a colorful seasonal display before the Key Club de- livered them to area nursing homes. Signs announcing such events as homecoming, wrestling matches, yearbook sales, the talent show, and sweetheart dance lined the hallway each week as students moved through the year.