Wetumpka High School - We Wa Tumpkis Yearbook (Wetumpka, AL)

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'86 is 1-Tl 'wif .359 Mil' SLN. . Above: Senior Bonnie Shaw chauffeurs the Art Club car during the Homecoming Parade. Top: During a change of class, we find Rhett Culver. Lita Wright, and Debbie Clark. Top right: Seniors are always a vocal part of pep rallies. Far right: Tony Wilson, Stephen Williams, and others take a break. Right: Al Benson lends support to the baseball team. Above: Another Panther , played by Tonya Grooms, bites the dust. Top right: Exchange student, Janna Gelhede, gets volleyball instructions from Mrs. Sims. Far right, top. Many Seniors take part in the funeral for the ECHS Panthers. Right: Tripp Ferguson claims his parking spot. Far right: Warming-up before football games is not Stanley DeRamus' favorite activity. 62 K n it P-CAL. xy ii fi .:. N ., .r f . Q ., 5: sae. 1- gas mi R3 as ,y X

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,iq iffy!! lk JL, uw vs Hon-JV Lita Marie Wright Life is not life at all without delights Tara Ladeird Zeigler Fun is her mottof boys are her aim Each year a Junior boy and girl are chosen to represent WHS at Boys and Girls State Kimberly Blankenship was chosen to attend the l986 conference on government ln discussing her experience Kim made the following comments lt was a very rewarding experience I learned a lot of new things about various aspects of government and met a lot of people The friendships made at Girls State will last a lifetime l encourage anyone who has the opportunity to go to Girls State to take advantage of it Selected to represent our school at Boys State was Scott Stiff Scott too found his week at Boys State a worthwhile venture Scott explained his experience this way Boys State is a crash course in government You do everything you would if you were an adult actually participating in the affairs of government lt was founded to prepare tomorrow's leaders for the tasks they will face I thought it was an Incredible experience because of what you learn and who you meet Thomas Leon Wood Just a big-hearted, carefree clown W. Joseph Wood Impossible is a word l'll never use LaQuita Joyce Wright What's the use of living if you can't enjoy yourself Not pictured: Alvin Earl Benson William Coleman Connie Lewis Dudley Donnie Dunnivan Tomika Hannon Robert Jackson Andy Kruse Kenneth Joe Mann Andra Joe Mizzell Byron Maurice Peavy Lorenzo Pitts Mike Reed Annette Sandlin Tony Simmons Wendell Taylor 6l

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Left: Lending his talents to the Pride of the Tribe is Alphonso Kirt. Below: Let's saw the legs off of Mr. Hines' desk next, says Tim McCraney to Bret Jones. Far below: Hey, catch me if you can, says Shan Giffin as she prepares for take-off. is Q-ran-4 S 1 'fi ff HEL Above left: Senior football players, Jonathon Bozeman, Lonnie Gilbert, and Reggie Bowman are presented with their parents before the Southside game. Above: Sherry Grayson takes a break from her job as scorekeeper for the volleyball games. Left: Cheerleaders and their parents were also presented during the Homecoming gamel here. Stacy Mims, Leah Macon, and Kim Blankenship stand proudly with their parents. 63