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Sol C. Johnson Athletic Hall of Fame Association Formed L-R Bobby Adams. Thomas Bias, Donald Perry, Eddie Harris, John Mitchell, Freeman Mack, James Woods, Benjamin Walker, Derrick Butler Front, Horace Futen, Abdul Haqq, Jacob Anderson, Johnny Sears It has been over fifty years since Sol C. Johnson's first quarterback Frank Ellis, Jr. approached the line of scrimmage poised and col lected, looked over the defense and took the snap from starting center, Johnny Sears. The play, twenty two quickie, and off tackle hand- off to George Atkinson who scampered to the endzone. On October 22,2011, the Sol C. Johnson Athletic Hall of Fame held its first meeting at the home of Coach Otis Brock. The Constitution and By-laws were established and officers elected. The officers are: President, Faheem Shabazz; Vice President, Frank Ellis, Jr; Recording Secretary, Robert and Frank Ellis B. Sherman; Corresponding Secretary, Brenda Graham Hamilton; Acting Treasurer, Frank Ellis, Jr.; Financial Secretary, Horace Luten; Parliamentarian, Abdul Haqq; Chaplain, Benjamin Walker; and Sergeant At Arms, Freeman Mack. Consistent with the policies and procedures of the organization, an Honor's Court was appointed by the president. Its function is to receive all nomination forms, documentation and supporting materials submit ted by nominees for induc tion into the Hall. The Honor's court will make selections for a current class based on the eligibility crite ria and the merit of the sup porting materials. The court will present the names of the proposed candidates to the body for its affirmation. Individuals appointed to the court are Coach Otis Brock, Coach Floyd Morris, Mr. William Jackson, and Mr. Clevon Johnson. In accordance with the constitution and by-laws of the organization, member ship shall consist of alumni, students, teachers, parents, and friends, past, present, and future of the Sol C. Johnson High School. Membership is ten dollars ($10) annually. For further information please call Frank Ellis Jr at 912-826- 9785. All members will be published. Evan Mobley Graduates Georgia Southwestern Evan Thomas Mobley Evan Thomas Mobley, son of Avis Knowles and Felix Mobley jr., graduated May 5, 2012 from Georgia Southwestern State University. Evan is the first off spring of Virgie Lee McGee and Adolphus Mobley Sr to attend and complete a uni versity on a full basketball scholarship. He is the first out of their 16 children, 54 grand children and 92 great grand children and numerous great great grandchildren. Evan is one of the great grandchil dren. Evan’s sister Tamara Knowles graduated from Mercer University (Macon GA) cum laude in 2007. His maternal grandpar ents are Edmond and Jeannette Pinckney and Lawrence and Hazel Delyons. His paternal grand parents are Felix Sr. and the late Stella B. Mobley. PEACE OF IV/IIIMD The Best Selection of Flowery and (lifts For Art v Occasion Custom Design Monuments 5548 Ogeechee Read Suite J (Hwy 17 West of Dean Forest Road) Alice Street, Inc. "CAMP GOLDEN RULE'* June 11 - August 10, 2012 (912) 232-5865 *• wi •k I 310 Alice Street, Inc, Camp Golden Hole at First Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church focuses on academics and fim activities. We present English, Math ami History to our youth in a fun way. Our campers go skaiing, bowling, to the movies and participate in other exciting field trips. Cast: $80 per week (Breakfast, lunch and evening snacks are prox ided) 8 a.m. - 5 rv ^Menday ■ Ages 5-12 The Savannah Tribune • Wednesday, May 23, 2012- 7 2012 Miss DeRenne Crowned! Khaleisha McIntyre, a sixth grade student, was crowned “Miss DeRenne 2012” at the second annual “Miss DeRenne Pageant” on Thursday evening. May 17, 2012, at DeRenne Middle School. The theme for the evening was “Magic under the Night Sky: A World of Elegance.” Five young ladies pre sented their talent and speak ing skills, and modeled casu al and formal wear. However, it was Khaleisha who wowed the judges and enthralled the audience with her energetic original pres entation of “You See Me.” Brianna Brown won 1st Runner Up, and Venus Wright was named “Miss Congeniality.” The other members of Miss DeRenne’s court are Jameila Washington and Lori’El Castle. Rodnesia Anderson of DeRenne, Shaniya Deacon Savannah Named Playful City On May 17, 2012 Savannah was named a 2012 Playful City USA for its efforts to increase play opportunities for children and its outstanding dedica tion to play. This is the third straight year that the nation al nonprofit KABOOM! has named Savannah a Playful City. Savannah maintains 57 playgrounds, 661 acres of parks, nine public swim ming pools and 14 commu nity centers. Savannah also encourages play to be a part of neighborhood and busi ness development plans. Khaleisha McIntyre crowned Miss Derenne and Jasmine Thomas of Savannah Arts Academy provided melodi ous renditions of songs by Beyonce’ and Rhianna. Ms. Sharelle Parrish, a teacher at DeRenne played the alto saxophone, accompanied by pianist and vocalist Ike Wilson. The young men of A.S.P.I.R.E. demonstrated their precision step skills, and Frankie Smith and Timothy Austin of DeRenne’s group “AVIDUS” also presented an original, educational rap. The purpose of the Miss DeRenne Pageant is to empower young ladies to: Interact positively with peers, improve self-esteem, learn public speaking, enhance critical thinking skills, learn more about themselves, and focus on future goals and aspirations. Sincere thanks to Dr. Jimmie Cave, Advisor, and the young men of, A.S.P.I.R.E. for hosting this event! . ( /ft. {ooifitj, 'if of Vivian Kennedy Ferguson First rear in Heaven You're dcarh missed anil loved hut. we've turned mi Lintel in heaven above. Love Your. Husband, Mother, Children, Grand kids and Great-Grands, SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY 2ND ANNUAL MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHO SUMMER BAND CAMP JUNE 17 23, 2012 hi id teflidenclal }3QQ oyJune 3.2012 ju'ftwrhripiaCe *