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

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Above: 1986-87 Beauty Walk winners are: fourth runner-up, Jolie Robinson; second runner-up, Lisa Chapman; WHS Sweetheart, Amy Campbell; first runner-up, Mary Sanford; and third runner-up, Deana Null. Left: Another Beauty Walk, another beautiful set is created by Mr. Davidson and Mrs. Franklin. There is no doubt many memories will be made here tonight. Student Life Beauty Walk 29

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Beauty in a traditional way, cont. Aboue Right: Top sixteen Beauty Walk semifinalists are: Mary Sanford, Amy Bland, Wen- dy Tallent, Lisa Chapman, Deana Null, Sherry Shubert, Jolie Robinson, Anita AUred, Christy Peak, Amy Campbell, Claudine James, Melinda Songer, Tracie Manzo, Ella Bennett, Victoria McGee, Camille Robertson. Middle Left: Beauty Walk Master of Ceremonies is always an honor and a privilege. Junior Class President Jason Daniel takes pleasure in his duty. Middle Right: Although not a top winner in the 1987 Beauty Walk, Sophomore Suzy Winsett displays a radiant winning smile. Below Right: Junior class officers and escorts are as follows: Jason Forbus, Walt Graham, Mace Bar- ton, Marcel Tatum, Patrick Drummond, and Jason Daniel. 28 Student Life Beauty Walk

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Making of a tradition Creating a Night of Tradition The Prom has always been a special kind of event. For the Seniors this was their last dance. For Juniors it was a peek at what next year would be. But all the beautiful decorations did not appear over-night. Mr. James Davidson, Mrs. Vana Cahall, and Mrs. Dell Franklin created the scene using their years of ex- perience and a great deal of imagination. Under the guidance of the sponsors, the Junior class was responsible for the creation of Prom Night. The teachers and students had two short days to complete decorations to transform the gym into a creation equal to a ballroom and to change the cafeteria into an appropriate dreamland for the Senior Breakfast. Through hard work and ingenuity, the students and teachers created nothing short of a modern-day wonder. Given the right circumstances, this was a time of looking back upon the past ten or eleven years and the past year. But not only memories were savored, but the hope and expectations of days to come and friendships to be made were held fondly in youthful hearts. Top Right: Karl Dover gets a little rest before hav- ing to do some heavy stapling. Right: Christa Johnston and Mrs. Cahall work diligently trying to get the masks made on time. Aboue: Getting the paper down without getting wrinkles is a little harder than it seems, as Chad Abbott finds out. 30 Student Life Prom Decorations