Walker County High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Jasper, AL)

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TliE STAGE IS SET Top: Making Halloween fun and exciting for less fortunate children was one of the Anchor Club ' s yearly projects. Barlane Murray, Shawn Kell, Jess Orummond and Samantha Johnson entertain three of the twelve children at the annual Hallo- ween Parly. Above: Call Elliott ' s dedication and determina- tion to have a winning football season is not only shown on the field but all through the season with his unique hair cut. Activities are an important part of every student ' s memories at W.H.S. Walker pro- vides a wide variety of activities for its students. These activities include everything from football games and pep rallies to membership in your favorite club. Other activities which contribute to lasting memories are the Homecoming parade and football game, the beauty walk and the Junior-Senior Prom. There are many sports in which to par- ticipate in at Walker. Each sport is well equipped with proper facilities. If one were to ask a majority of the 4 Opening Act

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Enjoying the new theater, students at Walker watch assemblies in comfort. With the modern lighting and sound systems, plush seating, and air conditioning, the audience is more apt to give their full attention in the new facility. rCI NEW SUI I eUNDINGS this year. The Walker High School drama department presented two plays in the theatre. The National Honor Society also used the facilities to present its annual student talent show. Another school organization that benefited was the Interact Club, which held its induction ceremony , there. Two community organizations. the Jasper Community Theatre and the Walker College Civic Concert Series, also used the theatre ' s facilities during the year. During this year, our new theatre has not only added to the beauty and ad- vancement of our school, but also to our community. Top: The newly completed theater was a delightful addition to Walker High School and an asset to our school activities. Above: During the summer an Open House was held to view the completed theater. Seniors Jess Drummond and Babs Thome guided visitors Kathy Smith, Christine Smith, Allen Key, and Sherrie Key through the theater. Opening Act 3

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■ l rCC SCUCCL ACTIVITIES students at Walker, What will you remember most about your high school activities? , their reply would probably be pep rallies. Pep rallies are activities which give every student, as well as facul- ty member, a choice to participate in or not. If it were not for school activities, each of our high school years would seem endless. Even as a stage needs the action of a play or concert, our years in high school need these various activities that are so prevalent here at Walker. Above: Hagar the Horrible, racing around the track carrying a Glenn Hawk tor a ride, turns out to be a very popular float. The senior class spent almost $700 and innumerable hours in creating their entry. Opening Act 5