Berry High School - Caravel Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 318 of the 1968 volume:

iXjeimonl Bhutto 214 fc NORTH IStm STREET BIRMINGHAM. ALA. 3520S iiijjjjj-jd CARA VEL 1968 W. A. Berry High School Birmingham, Alabama ' ' Our Knowledge Is Our Freedom ' ' School Motto Physic al frees our do as we .1 -1, ; ' KL- 1 yjy ■J ' ti y M ' fitness bodies to command. 1 v _ 6i m i4sK::;u! ' inl! H! Principles of mathematics free our minds to reason. . it- ■Sf 5-. ._ Appreciation frees our for the fine arts spirits to create. Scientific world to 10 discovery frees our change and expand. Literature frees our imaginations to sail on a sea of adventure. I In Appreciation . . . 14 for your unselfish contributions to our school and for your valuable leadership of the students, we, the 1968 Caravel staff, wish to dedicate this book to you, Mrs. Kelly. wn Table of Contents Introduction 1 Activities 18 Features 70 Sports 104 Faculty. 142 Classes 168 Advertisements 246 16 Editor: Janet Barnes Assistant Editor: Barloara Sloan Business Manager: Carol Raines Sponsors: Mrs. Jean Wright Mrs. Gail Fay Mrs. Jane Wilson 17 Senior Student OFFICERS Slandinp, L-R: A. Chappelle. 1!. Roche. B. Stegall. G. Bishop. Seated: D. Har- lison. S. Robins. B. Bishop. Not Pic- tured: D. Cox. OFFICERS President: Allan Chappelle First Vice-President: Bobby Roche Second Vice-President: Bill Stegall Secretary: Debbie Harrison Treasurer: Gary Bishop Historian: Beverly Bishop Parliamentarian: Doug Cox Chaplain: Sallie Robins 20 Council Improving the school spirit and many other facets of school life is the goal of the Senior Student Council. The representatives are from grades ten through twelve, and are elected from each homeroom. Special activities such as dances, Noise Day, Hat Day, and a new one this year called Mask Day, and special services, such as parking stickers for juniors and seniors and student activity cards were among the projects of the Council. This group forms the core of our school government and activities. L-R, First Row: Mrs. McGec, Beverly Bishop, Jenny King. Susan Hibbler, Laura Peltigrew, Jeannie Gray, Debbie Wells, Massie Sawyer, Sherry Sinis Ellen Edge, Sallie Robins, Susan Hall, Mrs. Kelly. Second Row: Chuck Steiner, India Lowry. Lane Oglelree. Glenda Durham, Carol Walters, Ueli Hendricks, Debbie Harrison, Bob Bridwell, Michelle Dupuy, Nancv Curlee. Ree Smilh, Donna Brantly, Debby Ferguson, Joanna Razek, Rick Lovclady. Third Row: Bill Stcgall, Bobby Roche, Charles Usher, Chris Truss. Doug Cox. Greg Adair, Roy Plan, John Howell, Ashley Alvis, Gary Bishop, Lindsay Parsons, Allan ChappclJc, Craig Coblentz. 21 Interclub Council First Row: P. Mayfield, B. Walker, C. Raines, B. Sloan, E. Banks, A. LeePard, B. Box. Second Row: R. Walton, L. Wilson, S. Sims, S. Sprallin, M. Ray, D. Westbrook, A. McRae, K. Thomas, D. Gardner, J. Tilden, J. Lynch. Third Row: B. Deegan, J. Wiley, B. Roche, B. Creel, C. Cranford. S. Higginbothani, G. Duquette. P. Sides, A. Alvis, M. Johnson, H. Hudson. Like the Student Council, the Inter- Clulj Council is vital to our cluli ac- tivities. The Interclub Council, which makes the rules governing the clubs at Berry, is composed of all cIuIj pres- idents. The president of the Interclub Council is the First Vice-President of the Student Council. In addition to sponsoring such proj- ects as the Christmas Decoration Con- test and the Galleylopper, the Coun- cil encourages active club membership and school spirit. Officers: Bobby Roche, President; Henry Hudson, Vice President; Marjorie Ray, Secretary; Susan Sprallin. Treasurer; Barbara Walker, Chaplain. 22 Caravel Staff , -, UCA MOVES MjiijL ' B ii M Janet Barnes, Editor; Carol Raines. Business Manager; Barbara Sloan, Assistant Editor. Tlu- girl who kept the sponsors in line. Through the efforts of a few untiring students and the three hardworking sponsors, the Caravel is pub- lished every year. The work began in July at the yearbook workshop held at Samford University. In August, the staff members began the initial selling of advertisements, which helped raise the money for the pul)liration and for he color pages. The work continued until the final deadline on February 20. The members of the staff drew the layouts, wrote the copy, and in some cases, even took the pictures which appear in the annual. It is a long, hard job, but a very rewarding one — especially when the final dead- line is met. Every staff member and sponsor takes pride in presenting the 1968 Caravel to Berry High School. It is the wish of everyone involved that this annual will bring fond and sincere memories of school days at Berry High School. CARAVEL SPONSORS: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Fay. 23 Editor: Janet Barnes Assistant Editor: Barbara Sloan Business Manager: Carol Raines ■■■1 WB k ■■1 H J i ' m H ■ jfei itf 9! ' - ji : 1 ■ mt M 1 J f H ' H Activities L-R: Lynn Rutledge. Belinda Burns, Chairman Becky Buffington Organizations L-R: Beth Brady, Sue Sullivan. Chairman Lisa Heinrich BY LAND 24 A AERIOA WA Classes LR: Anne Griswold Barbara Wright Susan Hultgren Barbara Sloan. Chairman Faculty L-R: Cathy Sellers, Chairman Sallie Robins Sports L-R: Ashley Alvis Bill Gresham Ric Dice, Chairman Features L-R: Ann Coston Robin Walton, Chairman Kathy Ray 25 Crow ' s Nest Staff Having a paper out the first week of school was the aim of the Crow ' s Nest staff. The deadline was met. The main du- ty of the Croivs Nest is to supply its readers with the latest school news, sports, features, and gossip. Including these ar- ticles, the newspaper also supplies the students with interesting features such as Seniors of the Month, Best Dressed Buc of the month and Best Dressed Girl of the month. The paper, sponsored hy the Senior Class and Miss Chase, gives the students an opportunity to practice journalism, newspaper management and salesmanship. :;. v=iiSi Doug Smith, Assistant Editor; Allen Tilden, Editor; Bill Tomb, Business Man- ager; Belinda Burns, Business Manager. Seated: Marjo Hillhouse, Belinda Burns, Debbie Harrison, Barbara Sloan, Cathy Sellers, India Lowry. Standing: Allen Tilden, Ric Dice, David Drennen, Doug Smith, Ashley Alvis, Jim Metrock, Bill Tomb, Allan Cowan. 26 Senior National Honor Society Members of the National Honor Society are al- ways exercising the properties of scholarship, lead- ership, service, and character. The members, con- trary to the belief that all Honor Society members always stay home to study, are a group of the most popular, outgoing and influential people in school. They are headed by Mr. Martin and Miss Seay, un- der whose direction they conducted two tappings this year. Besides being a group of very all-around good students, they, of course must maintain an over-all A average. The officers are, Paul Sides, President; Henry Hudson, Vice-President; Barbara Sloan, Secretary; India Lowry, Treasurer; Doug Smith, Chaplain; and Victoria Scott, Historian. Seated: P. Michael, S. Owens, R. McDonald, D. Wells, T. Cordell, T. Hale, R. Stewart, M. Blair, D. Sims, J. Razek, J. Brown. Standing: I. Lowery, V. Scott, M. Cone, R. Walton, B. Sloan, E. Banks, D. Sanderson, P. Sides, D. Smith, R. Lott, A. Tilden, D. Drennen, A. Alvis, M. Stripling, A. Chappelle, B. Spencer, H. Hudson. Character 5ZHDLAR5HIP Key Club President: Henry Hudson Vice-President: Chuck Steiner Secretary: Allan Chappelle Treasurer: Dou Cox One of the most active groups in the school is the Key Club. The main purpose of this club is to sei-ve the community. These boys help to make the school life livelier in sports, projects, and other activities. The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and its mem- bers have earned recognition in both the community and at home. To become a member of the Key Club, a boy who is in Senior High must be approved by the principal of the school. The mem- bership is limited to only thirty senior high boys. Key Club boys took an active part in the annual Senior Beauty Walk, held in December. The senior boys were escorts for the girls in the Beauty Walk. A runner-up in the Beauty Walk and also Miss Berry for 1968, the Key Club Sweetheart is Susan Spratlin. Row One: B. Stegall, C. Steiner, C. Coblentz, T. Vaughn. B. Bridwell, H. Cannon, J. Ivins, Mr. Clayton. Row Two: A. Cowan, T. Buck, R. Hay, K. McClure, B. Roche, J. Howell. Row Three: D. Cox, A. Tilden, M. Cooke, D. Pappas, H . Hudson, J. Ivins. Row Four: A. Chap- pelle, G. Buck, T. Cordell. P. Stover, D. Kimbrough. Row Five: R. Leach, R. Fuller, E. Wadley, C. Carpenter, L. Burks. 28 Seated: S. Owens, Sergeant-at-Arms; M. Relfe, Secretary; B. Harris, Vice-President. Standing: B. Creel, President; G. Duquette, Chaplain; F. McCollum, Treasurer. Roiv One: C. Hicks, B. Harris, S. Kennedy, M. Woodruff, S. Lyons, S. Robins, P. Sims. Roiv Two: E. Lawhon, M. M. Morgan, C. Martin, R. Walton, M. HilUiouse, H. Butler, B. Bums, P. Clutts. Row Three: F. McCollum, B. Creel, J. Foster, L. Koski, M. Relfe, D. Scivley, M. Johnston, G. Duquette, Mr. Snoddy. Junior Civ it an Sponsored by the Bluff Park Civilans, the Junior Civitans serve I)oth the community and the school. This group of re- sponsible young citizens strives to promote good citizenship and stress patriotism in all that they do. Among its many projects was included helping the for- gotten children at the Partlow School at Christmas. These young people did a fine job of bringing cheer and hope to the children. At school, the Junior Civi- tans voted to give our exchange student, Juan, a Christmas present. These are a few of the many projects sponsored by the Jun- ior Civitan Club. ■:-.J5:; ' -B:vt 29 Senior Art Club Seated: L. Mellon, Treasurer; B. Burns, Secretary; B. Sloan, President; D. Harrison, 2nd Vice-President. 5 aW- ing: F. McCollum, Sergeant-at-Arms; A. Johnson, Chaplain; D. Evans, Historian; D. Smith, 1st Vice-President. Row One: J. Duval, M. Bakaler, K. Ray, L. Rutledge, B. Burns, H. Butler, B. Walker, D. Harrison, L. Melton, T. Dobbs, C. Hicks, L. Lemmer, S. Sample, G. Wilbanks, I. Lowery, H. Johnston, S. Hultgren, B. Sloan. Row Two: C. Dickey, D. Westbrook, M. Schrader, P. Simms, J. Birchfield, P. Northcutt, L. Smith, D. Thagard, R. Smith, P. Eubanks, A. Collins, J. Robertson, A. Johnson, B. Rush, M. Tyler, P. Hutto, D. Evans, M. Sawyer. Row Three: C. Gauze, D. Scivley, B. Miller, H. Layman, J. Dobson, D. Dexter, M. Knowles, R. Stroup, P. Boak, S. Hallman, J. Anderson, D. DeShazo, D. Smith, J. Plaxco, R. Black, P. Lampton, J. Knight, F. McCollum. 30 Doug Smith and Barbara Sloan each were awarded Outstanding Art Club Member of Alabama titles for their hard work and long hours in the club and in the department of art. One of the most outstanding clubs at Berry, the Senior Art Chib takes pai ' t in many commu- nity as well as school projects. The Art Club makes posters, scenery, and backdrops for games, assemblies, and other school func- tions. For its beautiful float, Capsize the Colonels, the Art Club took the first-place trophy. Its many other projects include painting trash cans and beautifying the school. One of the main activities is taking part in the Art Clubs of Alabama convention. This year it was in Mobile and the Berry Art Club ' s own Barbara Walker served as President. Lise Heinrich, through the club ' s hard campaign, was elected state secretary for 1968. Both girl and boy Out- standing Art Club Member of Ala- bama trophies went to Berry stu- dents — Barbara Sloan and Doug Smith. The club is truly one of Berry ' s best. 31 Future Homemakers of America Becoming one of the most outstanding clubs at Berry, and also one of the largest, is the pride of the Future Homemakers of America Club members. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Lawler and Mrs. Adams, gives interested girls a chance to learn about the special skills required of a good homemaker. The Home-Ec Club takes an active part in school functions and events. For special money- making drives, the club sponsored a bake sale to which each member contributed a product of her culinary art. The club provided clothing and food for needy families during the year and entered a hand-made layette in competition at the State Fair. Always active in school functions, it is also no wonder at all that the Future Homemakers entered twelve of their prettiest girls in the Senior Beauty Walk. L-R: Becky Martin, reporter; Pam Brunson, historian; Gail Mixon, Vice President: Marjorie Ray, President; Betty Thornton, 2nd Vice- President; Cathy White, Secretary; Mary Roper, Parliamentarian: Cathy Row One: Mrs. Adams, C. Crane, L. Koski, J. Foster, P. Roberts, H. Butler, J. King, P. Brunson, J. Reynolds, M. Coucli, G. Vinyard, K. McMasters, C Watts, L. Mallory, M. Bowers, L. Lemmer, C. Hicks, J. Snyder, P. Sharp, D. Gates, B. Watts, B. Rube, K. Twaddle, C. Sellers, P. Van Voorhis, M. Roper, S. Kennedy, C. Cain. Row Tivo: Mrs. Lawler, S. Cone, V. Robins, L. Kopps, P. Roche, G. Cherry, D. Catlin, S. Crawford, P. Meyers, D. Welch, C. Cruze,S Taylor, E. Crisson, L. Frith, K. Kidwell, J. Jennings, B. Thornton, L. Rutledge, J. Cuppett, C. Hartley, M. Ray, A. Wildsmith, S. Moore, K. Kew, Y. Self, B. Hearn. Row Three: J. Hicks, B. Martin, R. Harmon, K. Ponder, M. Woodruff, J. Shackleford, C. Hoffman, C. Gualtney, S. Hultgren. t. Counts, C.Bellsynder, A. Chalker, J. Posey, G. Mixon, B. Wells, S. Hevward, S. Hall, J. Albright, C. Albright, S. Harris, J. Scott, K. White, C. Hodnett, D. Powell, S. Vitalis, L. Walker. 32 Future Teachers One of many fine clubs at Berry is the Future Teachers of America Club. This club is composed of Senior High students wishing to further their talent of teaching. Each member of the club is assigned to a certain teacher to help with her bookwork, papei-work, and sometimes even teaching the class. All in all, the F.T.A. ' s are doing a wonderful job and should be given an extra vote of appreciation. The or- ganization ' s greatest project is award- ing a $100 scholarship to one of its members who is definitely interested in entering the teaching profession. L-R: Kathy Griffith, Chaplain; Sallie Robins, Sergeant-at-Arms; Kyla Crank, Historian; Janet Barnes, Treasurer; Susan Spratlin, Secretary; Carol Raines, Vice President; Sherry Sims, President. Row One: K. Martin, B. Wells, J. Newberry, B. Bassett, B. Golden, D. Garner, D. Barnes, T. Layfield, K. Dowdy, S. Hall, N. Lovell, A. Wildsniilh, S. Owen, C. Eddings. Row Two: Mrs. Wall, S. Hibbler. N. Hamilton, C. Cruze, G. Easter, S. Lyons, P. Jones, J. Jennings, M. Gunn, J. Hallman, L. McCracken, H. Stephens, K. King, J. King, E. Coleman, D. Allen, K. Griffith, K. Crank, E. Lawhorn. Row Three: D. Gates, L. Pettigrew. S. Hartkv, B. Box. D. Hembold. Row Four: S. Robbins. M. Courh. S. Snyder, M. Adair, D. Wells, S. Donnelly, C. Steiner, B. Bridwell, T. Cordell, S. Sims, G. Byrd, D. Davidson, M. Howell, J. Truss, M. Hillhouse. 33 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Those boys who participate in the Athletic program comprise an organization known as the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The goal of the F.C.A. is to pro- mote the Christian feeling in sports as well as in all activities in which they participate. These boys strive to be dedicated followers of Christ not only in ath- letic programs, but also in all that they do. Allan Cowan, Co-Capt.; Doug Cox, Capt. Row One: H. Cannon, J. Pace, G. Ruzika, B. Bradshaw, B. Kuykendall, A. Cowan, M. Gauldin, D. Crocker, D. Flitner, E. Rew, C. Duval, M. Sharman, R. Harris, B. Lee. Row Two: R. Hay, S. Lyda, G. Buck, M. Browning. R. Leach, T. Cordell, J. Ivins, A. Terrell, D. Reese, L. Schmedike, B. Mat- lock, J. Baumgardner, D. Heine, J. Wells, H. Martin, R. Plan. Row Three: C. Carpenter, S. Higginliothaiii, E. Wadley, K. Fullington, J. Daley, F. W. Boren, T. Richeson, C. Wildsmith, E. Johnson, R. Stephens, B. Roche, D. Kimbrough, T. Carter, B. Rabb, D. Koski, P. Foster. Row Four: M. Cooke, C. Steiner, C. Coblentz, J. Ivins, T. Buck, W. Brown, C. Usher, D. Whiteside, B. Roy, D. Darnel. Row Five: D. Cox, H. Hudson, A. Chappelle, R. Fuller, G. Peek. T. Vaughn, P. Stoner, M. NeSmith, P. Wheeler, C. Patten, K. McClure, E. Picket, B. Stegall, J. Elmore T Bu B. Deegan, D. Pappas, T. Lundy, B. Bridwell, M. Kindaid, T. Chase, O. Carter, J. Wheeler, L. Burks, B. Creel. 34 Hope Club This year, the Hope Chib is contin- uing to bring a religious light to the halls of Berry. Morning Watch, a devotional program sponsored by Hope, is held ev- ery Wednesday morning. Its sponsor this year is Mrs. Lee and its speakers have included people from every profession. Many leaders of our school government have also spoken. Hope, now in its third year at Berry, seeks to give every student a better un- derstanding of the Christian life. LR: Mrs. Lee, Sponsor; Betsy Box, Pres.; Barbara Newton, V.P.; Kathy Hanna, Treas. ; Martha Ann Smith, Program Chairman. Seated, LR: B. Newton, M. A. Smith, B. Box, Mrs. Lee, K. Hanna, D. Hin lri(ks, J. Razek. Row Two: C. Lee, P. Lair, K. Griffith, E. Hall P. Waddell, L. Mayen, L. Hicks, C. Schrader, S. Apperson, S. Robfiins. Row Three: M. Cook, A. Woods, J. Beard, K. Poythress. 35 Students interested in public speaking and acquiring invaluable training for leadership and good citizenship compose the Forensic Club. Each year debate con- tests are sponsored by the club and each member is encouraged to enter. The club, under the direction of Mrs. Nick, sponsors several annual projects. Two of them are the Berry Novice Debate Tournament and the Easter Egg Hunt. Because public oration is foremost in the minds of those in the Forensic Club, the meetings are often spiced with ad- dresses by guest speakers. Members are able to see an orator in action while ab- sorbing information furnished through the speeches. Favorites this year were Ginger Sharble, Alagasco ' s girl on television, and Brad Bishop, debate coach of Samford University. A. McRae, Pres.; A. Chappelle, V. Pres.; S. Spratlin, Sec; M. Dupuy, Treas.; L. Wilson, Sgt. at Arms; M. Bridges, Chap. Forensic Club Row One: Mrs. Nick, J. Carroll, A. McRae, M. Dupuy, L. Wilson, S. Spratlin, T. Bryant, L. Spiker, D. Sims, J. Clark, B. Golden, L. Bishop, D. Davidson, J. Duval, C. Cause. Row 2: A. Black, J. Vaughn, B. Brady, M. Bridges, M. True, A. Griswold, B. Wright, T. Foster, L. Hart, M. Lindley, N. Buettner, S. Lyons, S. Gamble, M. Howell, S. Thompson, R. Turner. Row Three: C. Duval, C. Chappelle, C. Carpenter, R. Goggans, J. Grogan, R. Bolen, G. Hayden, H. Watters, J. Files, T. Burnett, A. Neel, L. Bishop, B. Bracey, D. Heyer, G. Haynes, A. Opcnshaw, L. Godinez. 36 Drama Club Giving its members an outlet for expressing them- selves is one of the goals of the Drama Club. The Drama Club sponsored two annual plays and gave members a chance to perform and work on stage crews. One of the largest clubs at Berry, the Drama Club participated in many school-wide projects. This year, they decorated the outside of the office and Mrs. Peebles ' room for Christmas. They also presented our exchange student, Juan, with a Christmas gift. In addition to its other activities, the Drama Club initiated the drive to get a chapter of the National Thespian Society organized at Berry High School. Liz Wilson, President; Scott Morrow, Vice-President; Peggy Clutts, Secretary; Sherrill Bailey, Treasurer; Paula Watkins, Historian; Gary Trickey, Sergeant-at-Arms; Barbara Allen, Chaplain. ' • --■j i ' Row One Mrs. Smith. J. Ra .tk. P. Watkins. S, IJaik), L. Greglino, K. •Wash, P. Brun .in. 1!. Tiiurnton, L. Ross, T. Bryan, L. Spiker, S. Skagg.., J. Kcister, C. Hartley, D. Gammill. J. Michie, J. Carroll, C. Crane, L. Baronowski, D. Tavlor, A. Eddins. B. Nix, D. Helms, C. Dorsey. Row 2: B. Sims, J. Sheppard, J. Shoplyer, D. Sims, J. Snyder, C. Cain, L. Koski, S. Whalen, B. Taylor, S. McKay, T. Smith. C. Haney, C. Trickey, P. Clutts, L. Hart. J. Hicks. K. McMasters, A. Peake, Y. Logan, M. Allen, J. McKnight, P. Young, C. Miller. Row three: Mrs. Peebles, E. Lawson, M. Weger, D. Wright, L. Burks, V. Robinson, M. Lindley, N. Biettner, M. Caldwell, C. Davis, M. Morgan, B. Harris, P. Hayes, P. Chandler, P. Charmer, L. Parsons, S. Segrest. Row Four: y. Ball, S. Anderson, L. Cole, B. Allen, A. McMahon. L. Ray, L. Miller, B. Brown, L. Downing, J. Malone, G. Burton. J. Scott, S. Hinton, L. Bishop, S Wentz, M. Brannon, C. Bryant. E. Raspberry, D. Emory, A. Cord, J. Vaughn, A. Openshaw, T. Lowry, P. Warr, S. Harris. Row Five: P. Waddell, S. Vitalis, L. Walker, L. Wilson, B. Brady, G. Haynes, T. Mitchell, T. Grant. B. Cargo, P. Lindslev, S. Morrow, J. McCloud, L. Smith, L. Burgess, A. McRae, D. Hyer, L. Godinez, R. Turner, P. Jackson, D. McElwee. 37 The Distributive Education Club With emphasis on the working student, the Dec- ca Chib meniheis strive toward the goal of a career in business. These students receive on the job training, as well as a major credit for their work. This year, the Decca Clul) had several proj- ects for school improvement. The enterprising members sodded the grounds around the senior high building. They also raffled off a portable stereo set to raise the money to finance their projects. Four students attended the D.E.C.A. conven- tion in Mobile. Gary Dilmore participated in a Job Interview contest and Gary Birchfield illus- trated Sales Demonstrations. Appreciation was shown to the bosses at the an- nual Employer-Employee Banquet in May. That climaxed the projects and hard work of the year. President: Mike Stripling Vice-President: Bob Lochamy Treasurer: Gary Birchfield Parliamentarian: Mike Alexiou Row One: Mr. Francis, M. Deason, D. Fenn, J. Day, C. Douglas, M. Davidson, G. Dilmore, J. Enriglit, S. Suawbridge, R. Whitworlh. Row Two: D. Dan, S. Badliani, C. McGriff, W. Cranford, M. Stripling, B. Crowe, D. Harper, B. Freeman, M. Alexiou, G. Birchfield, L. Dickinson. Row Three: J. Adams, C. Cuppett, B. Lochamy, R. Chaney, S. Camphell, W. Whitman, C. Preston, L. Smith, C. Smith, J. tiensley, D. Cummings, A. Broadhead, T. Hartsfield, T. Nelson. 38 Spanish Club Promoting interest in and study of the Spanish-speaking countries is the purpose of the Spanish Club. One of the largest clubs at Berry, it is composed of students who are either taking Spanish or who have completed two years of the language. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Hartman, this club is assured success. Meetings were enlivened with colorful ad- ditions. Mrs. Zuniga gave a discourse on Cuba and twice Juan spoke to the members al)out Spanish customs. Everyone greatly enjoyed listening to records produced in Spain. A ma- jor project was the sponsoring of cigarettes as gifts to soldiers in Viet Nam. As the height of the club activities for 1968, the Spanish Club members held their annual picnic. Steve Higginbotham, Pres.: Marie Wallace. Sgt. at Arms: Bobby Creel, Sec.-Treas. V. Pres.; Gary Trickey, First Row: W. Hamilton, S. Skaggs, S. Locklear, M. Gibbs, J. Davidson, D. Russell, J. Hallmon, T. Crooks, T. Hallman, L. McCracken, S. Marcus, P. Fulton, J. McKnight, C. Plan, A. Hutto, Mr. Hartman. Second Row: L. A. Stegall, R. Myers, J. Sanford, S. Rucker, S. Gaines, S. Skelton, J. Driver, L. Miller, C. McEwen, P. Coia, L. Jones, D. Fergeson, B. Nix, M. Bakalar, S. Strawbridge, D. Gardner, R. Payton, K. Powers. Third Row: G. Easter, B. Kennedy, B. Coats, L. Cole, W. Smith, M. Moore, M. Hanks, S. Mezzill, P. Sherril, K. Jones, H. Johnston, C. Olmstead, T. Powell, D. Brantley, D. Langston, S. Atchison, P. Sullivan, K. Ray, P. Vestner, G. Miller, R. Truss, B. Urguett, G. Bishop. Fourth Row: C. Cruze, P. Cole- maji, M. May, K. Kennard, B. Ogbum, M. Crouch, J. K. Michie, T. McPheerson, K. Jones, J. Jackson, J. Hoffman, L. Ray, C. Asbury, A. Kemp, S. Hinson, M. Wallace, P. Bush, J. Ray, G. Ruzica, P. Lanier. Row Fiue: E. Raspberry, G. Mangrum, D. Ennis, A. Peake, V. Spiegal, B. Chap- man, C. Carson, B. Truss, D. Hahn, H. Stephens, J. Lytle, N. Jones, L. Moore, K. Dowdy, C. Gaultney, M. Gunn, D. Willis, D. Harris, Charles, D. Clutts, F. Birdsell, D. Blakely, A. Stumpt, N. Waters. Row Six: J. Hawkins, S. Higginbotham, B. Creel, C. Trickey, E. Lawson, C. Steneck, B. Buford, G. Reitenour, M. Jenkins, K. King, M. YezeUe, A. Christie, H. Layman, B. Alexiou, K. Keydozious, R. Lantrip, B. Bellows, J. Callis. 39 A. F. S. ' Walk together, talk together, ye people of the earth; for then and only then shall ye knotv peace. ' ' Since the day of the first meeting of the American Field Service, February 14, 1967, the A.F.S. mem- bers have striven to improve relations with the for- eign countries, to understand the youth of the world, and to aid friendship among the people of the world. This year has been the first year for the A.F.S. at Berry. Working hard, the A.F.S. raised $750 to bring Juan Itturalde from Costellon de la Plana, Spain, to the United States. The A.F.S., sponsored by Mrs. Rankin, is open to all Senior High students wishing to join. LR: Barbara Walker, Pres.; Kathy Griffith, V. Pres.; L. Heinrich, Sec; R. Plan, Treas.; Juan, Exchange Stu.; S. Sims, Transporta- tion Chrmn.; E. Coleman, Proj. Chrmn. L-R, Row One: K. Ray, E. Stern, B. Wells, S. Smith, B. Harris, R. Corretti, S. Robins, S. Hoppas, R. Rush, M. Wager, A. Evers, S. Snider, K. White, K. Morris, D. Dennison, J. Hallmon, L. McCrackin, A. McRae, H. Stephens, M. Albright, A. Harris, L. Baranowski. Row Two: J. Vaughn, J. Carroll, S. Heyward, J. Cuppetl, M. Bowers, K. McMaster, M. Sproul, E. Raspberry, R. Brown, J. Jackson, J. Iturralds, K. Jones, C. Cain, K. Thomas, S. Frame. G. Cherry, P. Northcutt, M. Ray, J. Newberry, M. Mills, C. Carson, B. Walker, C. Raines, C. Crane. D. Taylor. Roto Three: Mrs. Rankin, C. Duval, L. Nelson, D. Gardner, P Coleman, L. Heinrich, N. Smith, D. Strickland, S. , D. Games, L. Ray, M. Howell, B. Howell, J. Duval, D. Garamill, J. Sheppard, B. Sims, J. Hoffman, E. Coleman, L. Davis. Row Four: M. Carty, J. Bohannon, B. Rush, K. Griffith, H. Maxwell, C. Carson, P. Warr, C. Giles, P. Hutto, P. Huffstutler, E. Hoppers, C. Walters, L. Hicks, K. Creamer,, B. Dorsey, C. Faught, D. Mikos, H. Butler, P. Bninson. Row Five: D. Catlin, L. Koski, B. Buffington C. Dorsey, M. Relfe, S. Hultgren, B. Sloan, K. Crank, C. Hanquarey, B. Powell, B. Gresham, J. Tucker, S. Sims, G. Byrd. Row Six: C. Cranford, G. Duquette, J. Craw ford, R. Plan, B. Roche, F. McCoUum, D. Scively, M. Johnston, T. Brunson, H. Layman, A. McMahon, K. Dowdy. 40 Our First Foreign Exchange Student — Juan Itturalde LUENC FASHIC August 10 marked the day!! Leaving behind a home by the ocean, Juan Itunalde arrived here from Costellon de la Plana, Spain, to become our first foreign exchange student. His father teaches in ele- mentary school and heads a family consisting of five boys and five girls. Juan also had to leave behind the snow — and he loves snow skiing. Not all of his hobbies have been forsaken in the United States, however. He can still shoot basketball, play the guitar and sing songs. Sometimes a hidden talent manifests itself when he is in the kitchen — he ' s a great cook. Tortillas, an omelet-like dish of potatoes, eggs, onions, and secret ingredients has become a favorite at the home of Carlos and Jamie Duval — his American hosts. In Spain, Juan had studied English for five years and thus was able to attend regular classes (and re- ceive regular report cards). Studying does not con- sume all of his school time, however. He is an en- thusiastic participant in the A.F.S. and the Concert Choir. Living in a new country means new experiences, and Juan has had a few of his own. He has discovered steak and football, both of which he enjoys tremen- dously. Another first this year was an American Christmas. Christmas is celebrated differently in Spain and Juan had never seen or had a Christmas tree jjefore. 41 Mark Johnston, Pies.; Sallie Rollins, V.Pres.: Cathy Cain. Sec; Amanda MtRae, Treas. : Carol Crane. Chap.: Karen Creamer. Projects Chmn.: Sally Hoppas, AFS Rep. French Club Developing an interest in the French language and culture for the student is the goal of the French Club. The French Club takes part in many school activities as well as serving the community in many ways. Mrs. Rankin is the sponsor of this club. This year the French Club was chosen state secretary of all of the French Clubs of Alabama. Its main job in being secre- tary club was to print a booklet four times during the year to send to each French Club in the state. With members ' help, Ramona McDonald did a great job of editing the publication. On March 22-23, members traveled to the University of Alabama for the state- wide convention. Among the many activi- ties they participated in, the most out- standing were a puppet show and an orig- inal skit presented in French. L-R, Row One: Mrs. Rankin, Mary Margaret Morgan, Jan Baker, Ellen Stern, Tina Ringoir, Barbara Wells, Barbara Harris, Sally Hoppas, Sallie Robins, Denise Davidson, Karen Wash, Carole Faught, Pauline Michael, Amanda McRae. Row Two: Susan Walker, Barbara Wright, Toni Turentine, Joy Hildreth, Susan Heyward, Martha Brown, Shelby Smith, Ginger Byrd, Pam Van Voorhis, Cheryl Giles, Cathy Williamson, Nancy Buettner, Barbara Sloan. Row Three: Juan Itturalde, Barbara Allen, Anne Griswald, Judy Gennette, Ann Coston, Carol Crane, Joanna Razek, Pat Roberts, Arden Brownlee, Nancy Love, Ramona McDonald, Gay Stevens, Micki Weger. Row Four: Marie Lindley, Robin Walton, Harriet Butler, Judy Butler, Toni Bullock, Cathy Cain, Carol Rylant, Martha Woodruff, Shawney Anderson, Kathy Brooks, Carol Paravicini. Rotv Five: Rick Lovelady, Mark Johnston, Doug Dixon, Diana Gammill, Carol Walters, Kathy Tanquery, Pam Calk, Cheryl Davis, Cathy Green, Mary Cone, Freddy Brady, Beth Brady, Kathy Martin, Susan Frame. Row Six: Johnny Tucker, Ralph Bolen, Harley Anton, Susan Parker, Anne Collins, Karen Creamer, Kathy Griffith, David Uertei, Bill Stroup, Alan Wood, Jeff Wheeler, John Wildsmith. !f tt ll 1 Donna Sanderson, Chap.; Barbara Sloan, Sec; Robin Walton, Pres.; Ellen Banks. Prosrani Cliinn.; Ramona McDonald, Treas. French National Honor Society The French Honor Society is for those who maintain an A-B average in French and a B average in all other subjects. Members are tapped in the spring of their fourth semester of French. It is quite an honor to be num- bered among its membership. The biggest event of the year for the members is a dinner party soon after Christmas, symbolizing France ' s Twelfth Day Dinner. This year it was held in the home of Barbara Sloan. To the delight of all involved, a French chef pre- pared the meal. Since he had lived in France up until three years ago, he cooked a truly great French meal. In February, the club was honored by the presence of Mr. William Lathrop, Birming- ham ' s French consul, who spoke to the mem- bers about future opportunities for French students. Row One: .Mrs. Lewis, Jack Plaxco, Steve Lawrence, Tom Dart, Allen Chappelle, Donna Sanderson, Ramona McDonald, Robin Walton, Barbara Sloan, Ellen Banks. Sealed: Mary Cone, Karen Creamer, Mary Couch, Sue Cone, Cathy Martin, Cathy Cain. 43 German Club People, customs, and language come alive for those who study German. These students, who make up the German Club, work to pro- mote an interest in German culture. The members, who are either now taking German or have completed two years of the language, follow the tradition of good food and fun. Their annual activities included a banquet and several parties. An outstanding meeting was presented when Miss Jill Hoogstra, a junior at Birmingham Southern College, answered questions on Rus- sia. All will remember it for a long time, par- ticularly the things they learned concerning the Russian people and Church. 41 y H ' i tti Jerry Byrd, Chap.; Ellen Edge, Treas.; Bill Gresham, V.P.; Bill Deegan, Pres. Row One: Mrs. Wingo, J. Wells, E. Edge, L. Lanier, C. Robinson, J. Gernett, B. Crowe, M. Gillespie, S. Moore, T. Graham, M. True, G. Gresham. Roiv Two: C. Miller, J. Susina, B. Samuel, G. Packard, B. HoUoway, M. Bridges, V. Smith, D. Smith, P. Hartley, M. Harrelson, S. Good- win, J. Morin, S. Blair, D. Tilson. Roiv Three: C. Watson, E. Morgan, R. Stewart, A. Scoggins, J. Wild, E. Oertel, B. Gervin, B. Robins, B. Gresham, B. Spencer, D. Watson, D. Etheredge, B. Deegan, J. Byrd. 44 Latin Club Requirements for membership in the Junior Classical League are that a student be enrolled in a two years ' course in Latin. This club strives to promote a better understanding and an interest in the Latin language by having various projects and trips, in- cluding the state Latin convention. Standing: John Beard, Hist.; Eddie Raw, V. Pres.; Tom Buck, Parliamentarian; Robert Pruitt, Sgt. at Arms. Seated: Janice McDonald, Treas.; Anita LeePard, Pres.; Pat Barton, Chap, not pictured: Beverly Bishop, Sec. ' ,i i ' . 4iU.- rjiis : t. ' -tf First Row: K. Lane, S. Lowry, C. Wilson, W. Williams, S. Ector, L. Kopp, S. Byrd, B. HolcomLe, M. Poole, K. Thomas, P. Carter, A. LeePard, J. Dozier, P. Evans. Second Row: G. Hart, B. McCoy, S. Owens, M. Pierson, P. Barton, J. Grey, M. Belshaw, J. McMicken, A. Harris, J. Burter, D. Broadhead, J. McDonald, F. McGuire, R. Turner. Third Row: J. Beard, T. Buck, W. Brown, E. Rew, G. Carroll, R. Pruitl, D. Moore, B Adams, A. Black, T. Hay, B. Show, R. Pollard, J. Orr, A. Downs. 45 Future Nurses of America Anne Evers, Sergeant-at-Arms; Carole Dorsey, Treasurer; Carol Raines. President: Belinda Burns, First Vice President; Pat Barton. Chaplain. Always hoping to serve others, the Future Nurses Chib of America has a goal of its members achieving a nurs- ing career. This clulj was eslalilished only two years ago, and it is a very active club, with a membership charter of the National Future Nurses of America. Included in some of the projects for the year was a Halloween party for the orphans at Saint Thomas. This act of goodness brought joy into each one of their hearts, as it was the first Hal- loween party for some of the children. Row One: M. Hillhousc, S. Owens. B. Harris, A. Evers, R. Rush. C. Dorsey, J. Owens, K. Wash, M. Branmon, S. Wentz, B. White, E. Lawhorn, D. Allen. P. Spencer. Roiv Tuo: U. Morgan, K. Gammon. C. Raines. B. Burns, G. Willhank-. M, Mills, P. Barton, M. Denton, C. MrAnally. P. Cockrcll. J. Ellis, C. Faught, C. Crowe, V. Kaiser. Ron- Three: S. .Sullivan. B. Rush, S. Josepii. M. Ynimy. P. Hayes, D. Lanford, J. Kerr, P. Guillot, N. Hamilton, D. Emory, S. McKav. B. Taylor, D. Helms. 46 Ashley Alvis, President; Bill Stegall, First Vice President; Allen Tilden. Second Vice-President; Ellen Banks, Secretary: Ric Dice, Treasurer; Bill Tomb, Sergeant- at-Arms; Gary Bishop. Chaplain. Future Scientists of America Being one of the largest clubs at Ber- ry, the Future Scientists of America do much to stimulate school activity in the world of science. Guest speakers came this year to speak to the members about the many phases and wonders of science. The club also planned an exciting trip to Oak Ridge, Tennessee, to see the atomic reactor. The excursion proved enlighten- ing for all who were fortunate enough to attend. , ' ' Kgy - -v? Qt ' - ' ' 0 , LV,« tTteiR5 •uA- pigsSsa — Row Onr.MK. Huffman. G. Duciuette. R. Lott. D. Campbt-ll, E. Sim i.r. I!. Buffington, G. Hocfger. M. Brown. M. Mitchell, E. Banks, D. Hendricks, K. Hanna, h. Acwtun. B. Powell, L. Hicks, B. Taylor, B. Brace . Ruw Two: P. Sides, P. Wheeler, D. Drennen, W. Hanibv. J. Hand, D. Burford, K. Briner, G Bishop, G. Perry, G.Reitenour, E. Bell, D. Durant, T. Bagley, G. Lee. Row Three: G. Hayden, B. Bellows, H. Water, J. Braden, F. Smith, E. Olson, A. lilden. Roiv Four: A Christie, A. Wood, R. Bolen, N. Waters, D. Ortel, M. Nabors, R. Dice, A. Alvis, B. Metlock, A. Ross, G. Tliompson, J. Files, M. Sharman. Row Five: B. Tomb. B. Stegall, B. Creel, K. Poythress, C. Cranford, M. Mezzell, B. Childers, F. Maulden, T. Barr, R. Lantrip, D. Keydoszius, H. lilson. A. Neel, E. Templeton, L. Macben. 47 Sb - flJSwa ySSSBS BBTSjBwSBBHBEJBK ■jSP-. ' mJSSF ' . '  «SSi! SnSyb i?JS7J|S raS f :- -- ' A ' - fi i fow: Mrs. Jones, J. Uangltr, W. D ' Annond, M. McKinley, R. Northrip, P. Maniscalco, R. Black, M. Curl, K. Ramsden, J. Jobe. Second Row: L. Pucket, G. Sheffield, M. Kinger, M. Giles, B. Miller, R. Wyatt, J. Powell, T. Moore, J. Anderson, M. NeSmith, G. Smith, B. Cargo, D. Thrasher. Third Row: R. Rainey, T. Imler, L. Fleming, L. Beasley, B. Crowe, W. Valentine, C. Cranford, E. Pickett, L. Logan, C. Usher, J. McEwen, D. Rhodes. Mechanical Drawing Club 48 Roger Rainey, Treas. ; Walter Valentine, V.P. ; Charles Cranford, Pres.; Thomas Imler, Sec: Barry Miller. Sgt.-at-Arms. Prospective engineers, architects and surveyors make up the membership of the Mechanical Draw- ing Club. The goal this year was to raise money to buy a blueprint machine for the Mechanical Drawing room. One of the ways in which money was raised was by selling doughnuts. The members of the Mechanical Drawing Club gain practical experience in the field of engi- neering and drafting. This experience helps pre- pare them for their future vocations. Senior Math Club Different areas of mathematics are cov- ered during the bi-monthly meetings of the Senior Math Club. Such subjects as computer programming are discussed at these meetings. Mu Alpha Theta, a mathematics honor so- ciety, has a chapter at Berry. The Math Club is hoping to instill interest in practical appli- cation of math this year. Amanda McRae, Chap.; Jimmy Brown, Treas.: Alan Tilden, Sec; David Drennen. V-Pres. ; Ellen Banks. Pres. f : First Row: K. Hanna, E. Banks, A. Coston, P. Carter, K. Green, J. Posey, G. Riddle, L. McCracken, B. Powell. Second Row: S. Owens, A. Tobin, A. McRae, D. Hendricks, K. Tanquary, L. Hicks, B. Newton. Third Row: B. Wood, G. Duquette, P. Wheeler, A. Woods, K. Poytheris, T. Barr, T. Imler, D. Drennen, G. Bishop, J. Brown, R. Lott, B. Harlan, B. Tomb, A. Tilden, D. Heyer, F. Mauldin, Mr. Whirley. 49 Standing: Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Cooper. Seated: Karen Thomas, Pres.; Ricky Martin, V.P. ; Mary Heine, Sec; Jackie Armstrong, Treas. Library- Club As the students need books for ref- erence, the spotlight is placed on the Library Club. Each member of the club marks and shelves books prop- erly, helps teachers and students to find necessary materials, and also lo- cate vertical file materials, pamph- lets, and pictures. Two special observances which the Libraiy Club participates . in are Na- tional Library Week and Book Week. This club has also served diligently as Secretary of Fifth District Library Assistants Organization and third Vice President of Jefferson County Library Assistants Organization. First Row: D. Weaver, R. Cottrell. Second Row: D. Spence, M. Heine, K. Thomas, B. McLay, F. Meade, 1}. Brown, D. Doss. S. Hartley, J. Armstrong, F. Best, D. Nunnally, S. Whalen. Third Row: C. Hartley, D. Milton, D. Sinclare, C. Crosby, P. Crawford. T. Harper, N. Thomas, R. Martin, G. Terry, J. Denny. Fourth Row: B. Arthur, B. Baldwin, E. Fernwood, J. Smith, R. Crosby, K. Upshaw, M. Goebel, D. Dani el. 50 1 - 1 Senior Music Club If one should happen to pass the Choir Room during a meeting of the Senior Music Cluli, he might hear anything from opera, to the Beatles, to scenes from the latest Children ' s Theater production. Under the direction of Mr. Pinion, the group has heen assured of some lively and interesting programs in the field of music. The Senior Music Club also gives its mem- bers a chance to display and perfect their talents. Solos on various instruments, as well as in song and dance, are given through- out the year. L-R: Verdery Roosevelt, Sgt. at Arms; Paula Watkins, Treas.; Sherrill Bailey, Sec. ; Susan Powers, V. Pres. ; Debbie Westbrook, Pres. L-R, First Row: B. Simms, J. Sheppard, J. Razek, S. Bailey, T. Smith, V. Grills, S. Owens, H. Davis, N. Ames, D. York, N. Eddings, M. Albright, C. Bailey, J. Newberry, A. Leepard, V. Roosevelt, B. MacDonald. Second Row: B. Free, P. Hallmark, A. Jones, M. Arnold, B. Wiley, P. Watkins, S. Brooks, B. Sheppard, L. Parsons, S. Hamlin, J. Hale, R. EUingwood, R. Watters, M. Pierson, S. Powers, S. Segrest, Le M. Downing, S. Pierson, D. Westbrook, B. Powell. Third Row: Mr. Pinion, F. Robinson, L. Wright, T. Lowry, L. Baker, J. Braden, B. Wheat, C. Paytherus, M. Moats, R. Lovelady, S. Mobley, J. Barnes, J. Longworth, C. Bradshaw, B. Packard, J. Iturraldi. 51 The Concert Choir Once again the Concert Choir moved forward on its round of concerts and special programs. With a goal of a trip to Europe, the choir worked to achieve the excellence that is required for such a trip. Among the activities of the choir was the animal selling of booster buttons. These were made and sold by members of the choir every Friday during football season. The choir continued to take an active part in the as- sembly programs. They provided stirring and appropriate music for the lovely patriotic assembly, which has now be- come famous. Pure pleasure was the purpose of the trip made by the choir at the semester break. Skiing at Gatlinburg and just fun was the intention of all who were lucky enough to make the trip. Visits to places closer home were usually for a very dif- ferent purpose. Especially at Christmas time, the choir mem- bers share their music with local church congregations, civic clubs, ETV, and homes for the elderly. Choir members contribute not only their talent, but many unselfish hours of rehearsal and public presentation to keep Berry in the limelight. Top Row: B. Packard, J. Barnes, S. Mnbley, T. Hodges, T. Gri swold, D. Murphree, L. Wright, D. O ' Barr, K. Poytheris, B. Wheat, J. Longworth, J. Itur- alldi, R. Frederick, C. Bradshaw, D. Morris, P. Morris, L. Jackson, F. Robinson. Row Three: S. Segrest, M. Caldwell, N. Eddins, S. Pierson. B. Free, R. Ellingvvood, C. Walters, E. Cormack, D. York, B. Greene, J. Miller, G. Bishop, J. Braden, J. Sanders, P. Spencer, S. Hall, G. Durham, L. M. Downing, J. Newberry, C. Eddings. Row Two: B. Sheppard. S. Lowr , B. Sims, S. Owens, E. Adams, L. Ozier, S. Hartman, P. Hallmark, E. Banks, M. Arnold, S. Brooks, S. Wiley, B. Wiley. C. Haney, T. Smith, P. Watkins, B. Brady, J. Lytle. P. Michael, N. Jones. Bottom Row: N. Lovell, M. Albright, B. West- brook, J. Razek, C. Bailey, M. Rierson, H. Davis, V. Grills, H. Stephens, M. K. Hyche, V. Roosevelt, I. Plunkett, D. Allen, S. Hamlin, C. Bailey. 52 Forrest Robinson, President; Joanna Razek, Vice-President; Susan Hall, Secretary; Susan Wiley, Treasurer; Ellen Banks, Historian; Teresa Smith. Debbie Westbrook, Librarians. And she ' s this big around! 53 Majorettes At the head of the band march the majorettes and the flag bearers. The flag bearers are a new addition to the band this year. These six girls march with the band and each one carries an orange flag The flag bearers are also skilled musicians who play with the band whenever they are not marching. The majorettes and the drum major march before the band. This year, John Noland stepped into the tall hat and white uniform which identify him as the leader of the band. Barbara Wells Sandy York Mary Kay Hyche 54 Trish McPherson Drum Major John Noland Head Majorette Becky McDonald Flagbearers ' tt0f Elaine Strozier. Anita LeePard. Verdeiy Roosevelt, Patricia Warr. Jeannie Hale. Linda Branham. 55 The Berry High School Marching Band Parading down the field during the half-time activities of our football games is one of the main jobs of the March- ing Band. The Marching Band does a fine job of this be- cause it is not only one of the best in the state, it is also one of the best in the nation. The Band has played for everything from bank openings to the Veterans ' Day Parade. The band receives much recognition here at school, too. The band plays for our pep rallies and for various assem- blies during the year. To see the band march down the field with such precision and ease makes all of us truly proud of our Marching Band. ' V- ' i!. ' mm . vr BMk _ Anita LeePard, Hist.; Sandy York, Sec; Doug Hahn. Pres.; Joe Terry, V. Pres.; Tom Dart, Treas.; Dale Morris, Soc. Chrmn. Flutes Kneeling: Lynn Lanier, Diane Spence, Judy Newberry, Lindsay Parsons, Ruth EUingwood, Karen Jones, Cynthia Kelly. Standing: Kathy Mileski, Nancy Love, Barbara Powell, Lynda Hicks, Suzanne Lowry, Betsy Box. Tubas Fitz Mauldin, John Thom- as, Harley Anton, Jack Roberts, Robbie Roberts, Hobert Plunkett. Trombones Seated: Tommy Williams, Bill Adams, Tom Hay, Joey Scroggins, Tim Roose. Standing: Joe Terry, Dak Morris, Clyde Hutchinson, Bill Ayres, Steve Hartley, Rick Lovelady. li 1.. w w - w «; vil ' Drums Lee Ayres, Mike McBride, Ricky Crocker, Lawrence Cot- ton, Gerald Glass, Ricky Ap- person, Tom Dart, Gene Spen- cer, Robert Pruitt, Dale Hem- bold. Baritones Doug Hahn, Larry Smith, John Fondren. Saxoph ones Bill Woods, Mike Evans, Sheila Mc- Ginnis, John Dozier, Randy Robertson. Trumpets Kneeling: Denis Vandey, Steve Reese, Karl Poy- thris, Greg Putenhour, Ken Braioner, Mark Jen- kins, Jack Black. Standing: Johny Woods, Bobby Meyers, Daryl O ' Barr, David Friddle, John Lin, Jack Sims, Ben Heyward, John Miller, Mike Vaughn, Jimmy Sleeman, James Rosso. French Horns Van Machen, Alan Ross, Ted Lowry, Tommy Griswold. Clarinets Seated: Ricky Crosby, Cathy Tanquarey, Becky Liles, Karen Jones, Elizabeth Cormack, Karen Jones, Debbie Mcintosh, Mary Beth Gillespie. Standing: Ricky Lott, David Drennen, Jimmy Brown, Bill Harlan, Larry Baker, Ben Ash, Greg Carroll, Steve Anderson, John Wild, Alan Scroggins, Karen Cramer. Bank Board L-R, Row One: M. Tyler, K. McMasters, E. Edge, M. Denton, K. White, M. Ray. Row Two: D. Sanderson, C. Raines, M. Relfe, S. Snider, C. Sellers. Row Three: F. McCollum, D. Morris, R. Maple, B. Roche. Helping students at Berry High School to save their money by depositing is the goal of the Bank Board. Each student has the opportunity to deposit his money each Tuesday at Berry. By saving good money in the bank, these students later find it handy for Christmas gifts and minor emergencies. The bank gives students a chance to learn how to manage their own money. By learning to manage his ovm money a student will become a more financially successful adult. Bank Tellers First Rotv: S. Kennedy, R. Rush, S. Lowry, G. Mixon, M. Crandal, D. Davis, M. Dion, N. Lownds, P. Hultquist, D. Taylor, C. Lawler, D. Davidson, M. Allen. Rmv Two: K. McMasters, E. Edge, D. Weaver, R. Crosby, P. Roach, I. Plunkett, P. Spencer, D. Westbrook, S. Vitalis, J. Vaughn, L. Thacker. Row Three: J. Price, S. Goodwin, J. Dangler, S. Snider, P. Brunson, C. Davis, L. Koski, M. Williamson, M. A. Tomb, B. Packard, E. Oertel, R. Wyatt, S. Kidd. Row Four: D. Harwell, S. Imler, D Harwell, G. Knight, D. Stephens, D. Moore, M. Gauldin, C. Usher, D. Harris, T. Brunson, J. Jordan, S. Ray, E. Caver, R. Hughes. 60 Junior High Student Council n I IS John Wiley, Pres.; Bill Gregory, V. Pres.; Corrine Mikos, Sec; Mark Carter, Treas. j-David Crocker, Par. Like its Senior High counterpart, the Jun- ior Student Council strives to make life at Berry interesting and fun. They sponsor Jun- ior High assemblies and preside over the Junior High activities such as dances and Junior High Buccaneer Day. The leaders of the Junior Student Council hope to become the leaders of the Senior Stu- dent Council someday. They can then fur- ther their goals of leadership in the school government. At Homecoming the flowers for the Junior High attendants were provided by the Junior High Student Council. This active group has sponsored a movie shown at school and also an awards assembly for Who ' s Who. ■ ■■SSSiSSiSSBSaS il SRRr iSSiS . tmtSm - - tmSmm ■ ' •■■■■n ... .«.. M.S Waiou hb. p. f B Jones C Coblen B c M. S;L ' ere ' J ;: ' rDai. M ' liaLf RTr go ' . ' t. H:; ' , D. Patto;, B. Smith, b. Roosevelt, S. Speix. B. Langston, J. Wiley, B. Johnson. 61 Junior High Honor Society Tapped for their top grades, the members of the Junior Honor Society do a lot more than just study. These students have projects and raise money much like other clubs. This year, the Junior Honor Society sponsored a Battle of the Bands for the Junior High. They also offered tutoring sessions for those students who need help in various subjects. The ultimate goal of these students is to be- come members of the Senior National Honor So- ciety in the near future. L-R: Jeff Tilden. Pres.; Mike Hodges, V. Pres.; Barbara Davis, Treas. ; Scott Chramer, Susan Hale, Sec; Seated: Lenora Hoppers, Marilyn Grain, Susan Hale, Barbara Davis, Emily Hall, Sylvia Vanderford, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Lassiter. Standing: Jeff Tilden, Mike Hodges, Greg Vitalis, Ben Sears, Scott Chramer, Roy Wessinger, Harry Galdwell, John Hunter, Mike Mier, Steve Kirkpatrick. 62 Junior Art Club Once again the members of the Junior Art Chilj were hard at work on their many proj- ects. Their projects included making posters for College Day, tending the garden beside the Junior Art Room, and decorating the of- fice for Christmas. Members are elected into the club on the basis of their scholarship in Art. Their in- genuity was well-demonstrated in the Home- coming Float Contest in which they won first place in the Junior High Division. They also designed scenery for the Senior Beauty Walk. Seated: Laura Owens, President: Tricia Whitfield, Vice-President; Diane Ringoir, Secretary; Betsy Albright, Secretary; Lynn Holman, Treasurer. Standing: Charles Barnacastle, Glen Smith, Tom Patten, Sergeants-at-Arms. L-R, Row One: S. Strickland, B. Bragdon, S. DeShazo, J. Machen, J. Charlton, S. Jones, J. Bishop, B. Sherrill, R. Greer, G. Schilltz, P. Patten, P. Paugh, A. Brownlee, N. Thomas, M. Carty, C. Carson, B. Albright, D. Ringoir, L. Chappelle, P. McClendon, M. Moor e, B. Whalen, P. Whitfield, M. Schoel, L. Owen, C. Durant. Row Two: C. Lewis, K. Crank, J. Power, L. Holeman, L. Ashkew, J. O ' Quinn, D. Campbell, J. Alvis, M. May, D. Shoppert, K. Kennard, J. Davidson, L. WiUard, R. McGimsey, D. McCain, L. Mann, N. Seelbinder, J. Brown, K. Woody, L. Wegener, Mrs. Soon-Bok Sellers. Row Three: K. Wahner, M. Battle, G. Smith, N. Crowder, P. Lowry, J. Bobo, J. Williams, D. Phillips, P. Barrow, K. House, T. Patten, P. Corretti, S. Ferguson, B. Nash, M. Robinson. Row Four: P. Anton, F. Gerkins, D. Byrd, D. Moore, K. Eldridge, J. McMahon, J. Patterson, V. Owen, C. Phillips, N. Myers, J. Mangurm, T. Dison, D. Weaver, T. Patton, J. Parker. Row Five: A. Coates, G. Smith, M. Cartier. A. Rogers, B. Bellows, M. Griffin, M. Lyemance, G. Smith, B. Johnson, R. Wyatt, J. Wiley, G. Carleson, B. Dick, S. Bailey, D. Moore, E. Gilbert, L. Blue. 63 Junior Math Club Students interested in broadening their study of mathematics belong to the Junior Math Ckib. This club sponsored by Mrs. Pate, is limited to only those students in the Junior High that have an A or B average in Math. Increasing their knowledge of modern math, the members with the help of their sponsor have learned how to work all kinds of higher modern math for college. Joining in on the Christmas spirit, the Junior Math Club provided a Christmas tree for the Junior High Lunch Room. Joe Lynch: President Philip Dohbins: Vice-President Laura Owens: Secretary Mike Galloway: Treasurer L-R, Seated: M. Carty, C. Carson, L. Willard, T. Patten, L. Owen, K. Dorsey, L. Cole, J. Lynch. Standing: B. Hentz, J. Buffington, P. Dobbins, D. Barr, J. Barnacastle, J. Bramlett, M. Galloway, D. Cooper, D. Hoffman. 64 Junior High Red Cross Club Being in the Red Cross gives a person a chance to help others. Members elected from each homeroom conduct charity drives at Berry and collect money and small materials for the Veterans, United Appeal, and many other charity organizations. One of the main projects of the Red Cross Club was to clean up the gym. This included scrubbing and scraping the gum off the gym floor and bleachers. L-R: Paula Mayfield, Pres.; Betsy Denton, V. Pres.; Gini Brown, Sec. ; Jennie Alvis, Treas. First Row: L-R: C. Jones, D. HUl, J. Young, C. Burns, K. Ferguson, B. Denton, T. Buck, S. Ross, S. Yarbrough, D. Baish, M. Keim, M. Keim, M. Walker, J. Shepard, Miss Patterson. Second Row: C. Lee, T. Hagard, D. Olmstead, C. Shiota. J. Urquhart, D. Whiteside, D. Hahn, J. Bobo, J. Alvis, G. Gordon, D. Davis, R. Sullivan, C. Campbell, A. Greenwood. Third Row: G. Brown, D. Phillips, P. Mayfield, J. L. Mitchell, P. Hartley, S. Hoff- man, B. Lewis, B. Mount, J. Kilgore, D. Tilson, C. Grant, D. Ousley, L. Perry, J. Parker, P. Foreman. 65 J.E.T.S. Just organized this year, the Junior Engineering Technical So- ciety, nicknamed the Jets, is well under way with several proj- ects. The club is jointly sponsored by Mrs. Campbell and Mr. George Jackins, a local engineer. Club membership is limited to fifteen members. These students work on either projects or research papers. Among tlieir projects this year are the building of a robot, a ram jet, and an automated print- ing press. Under the direction and guidance of specialists and engi- neers in the technical field, the Jets are sure to succeed. Barrie Wysong, Pres.: Eddie Oertel, V. Pres.; Mike Blair, Sec.-Treas.; Bill Wood, Chap. Junior Engineering Technical Society First Roiv: C. Thomas, J. Plaxco, B. Wood, A. Tobin. Second Row: S. Gester. S. Cai Oertel, Mrs. Campbell. Third Row: M. Blair, R. Tipton, B. Lawrence. B. Wysong, C. Stenack, E. 66 Junior Music Club Further development of an interest in music is the goal of the Junior Music Club. The club, under the di- rection of Mr. Pinion, strives to further the music ed- ucation of its members. It is composed of students in the junior high grades. Being a member of the Junior Music Club gives each member a chance to express his interest in the field of music. For the enjoyment of our seventh graders at Shades Valley and Shades Mountain Elementary, the Junior Music Club has performed numerous concerts. They also competed in District Choir Competition, receiving two Superior ratings and one Good rating. Standing, L-R: Alfred Sartain, Pres.; David Patton, V. P.; Frank O ' Neil, Pari. Seated: Jody Hallman, Sec.-Treas. Top: Mr. Pinion, G. Walcott, 0. Roosevelt, F. O ' Neil, J. Bancroft, D. Mitchell, J. Kilgore, R. Carraway, B. Robb, R. Skelton, D. Hams, S. Ray, R. Adams, D. Patton, C. Lambert, J. Rew, A. Sartain, W. Braden, M. Bailey. D. McAnally, J. Regel, T. Scott, D. Lanier. Row 2: J. Reid, B. Wall. M. McKinely, L. Stewart, C. Campbell, C. Lauderdale, L Ellison, J. Strou d, B. Jones, J. Dodge, G. Morton, D. Davis, D. Guyton, J. Hallman, P. Stephens, C. Dziak, J. Eastwood, L. Dawes, S. McElwer, J. O ' Barr, A. McClean, B. Kincaid, U. Uusley, D. thaftey, S. Locklear, D. Davis. Bottom: B. Konig, G. Edwards, G. Walker, A. Thompson, M. Faulkner, S. Doyle, K. Butler, C. Eddings, D. Patrick, C. Wilson, S. Hacker, C. Bond. P. Williams, K. Jobe, P. Hodnett, G. Schaefer, E. Bradsbaw, L. Bearden, B. Johnson, C. Willard, D. Olmstead, J. Lewis, B. Doron, L. Stewart, D. Ray, C. Hughes. 67 Junior Choir Row One: S. Jackson, S. Hacker, J. Bancroft, J. Reid, R. Skelton, D. Lanier, F. O ' Neil, O. Roosevelt, D. Patton, J. Kilgore, D. Mitchell, E. Kurzejeski, T. Scott, M. Bailey, J. Rew, A. Sartain, A. Hughen, B. Edwards, G. Walcott G. Freeman, W. Braden. Row Two: L. Stewart, G. Walker, A. Howell, D. Patton, D. McAnally, B. Wall, R. Holmes, C. Lambert, C. Hooks, R. Carraway, T. Doss. R. Thomas, J. Ridgell, R. Sheppard, S. Hughes, P. Lee, J. O ' Barr, S. McElwen, C. Eddings. Row Three: J. Eastewood, A. Thompson, G. Edwards, P. Williams, J. Dodge, D. Ray, G. Morton, D. Davis, B. Jones, J. Stroud, B. Johnson, B. Konig, G. Schaeffer, J. Hollman, C. Wilson, C. Bond, M. Faulkner, P. Stephens, C. Schultze, K. Jobe, P. Malone. Row Four: D. Ryan, N. Sirles, D. Baisch, C. Dzeak, J. Lewis, D. Davis, K. Butler, D. Gyton, L. Davies, L. Smalley, E. Bradshaw, P. Hodrett, T. Grim, S. Dayle, C. Campbell, L. Lewis, L. Beardenn, A. Scofield. Junior Girls Chorus First Row: N. Sirles, D. Ryan, D. Baish, C. Dziak, K. Butler, E. Bradshaw, L. Davies, P. Hodnett, T. Grim, S. Doyle, L. Lewis, A. Scofield. Second Row: J. Easterwood, G. Edwards, D. Uavis, J. Lewis, G. Walker, A. Smith, L. Smalley, G. Schaeffer, B. Konig, S. Hughes, M. Faulkner, C. Schultze. Third Row: L. Stewart, S. Jackson, P. Williams, G. Morton, A. Howell, B. Jones, J. Stroud, P. Stevens, C. Wilson, S. McElwee, J. Hallman, A. McLean, C. Campbell, P. Malone. Fourth Row: A. Thompson, S. A. Hacker, J. Dodge, D. Roy, D. Davis, D. Patton, B. Johnson, P. Lee, J. O ' Barr, C. Bond, C. Eddings, D. Jobe, E. Bearden. 68 Junior Art Club members busily work to complete their float. Excitement Fills the Air at Homecoming Floats, beauties, and exciting football . . . that sums up just about anybody ' s homecoming. But at Berry, homecoming is always something espe- cially exciting. The excitement mounted during the day as students busily worked to complete their club ' s floats. The finished products were then displayed in a parade immediately before the Homecoming Game. First place honors went to the Senior Art Club. The Concert Choir, the Band, and the Future Homemakers tied for second place. The Future Scientists ' float captured third place and the French Club, fourth place. The Junior Art Club took top honors in the Junior High Division, with the Choral Group coming in second. Last year ' s homecoming queen, Connie May- field, crowned Leslie Melton queen of the 1967- 68 Homecoming festivities. Leslie ' s court was made up of Anne Johnson, senior attendant; Jane Watkins, junior attendant; Janet Wood, sopho- more attendant; and Laura Owens, Junior High attendant. After an exciting 7-7 tie ball game with the Woodlawn Colonels, the Senior Class sponsored a Senior-Alumni coffee on the patio. The night was climaxed by a Homecoming Dance in the lunch- The Senior Art Club was justly proud of their first-place float. 72 The Future Homemakers ' float tied for second place. Forrest Robinson helps with the Concert Choir ' s Invasion of the Orange float. The office staff showed their team and school spirit in their entry. I The Future Scientists plan to Belittle the Colonels. ' 73 Leslie Melton, escorted by Alan Hicks, was crowned Homecoming Queen by Connie May- field. IIIE QUEEN AND HER COURT— LR; junior attendant, Jane Watkins; senior attendant, Anne Johnson; Queen Leslie Melton; sophomore attendant, Janet Wood; junior high attendant, Laura Owens. SENIOR CANDIDATES — L-R: Susan Sprallin, escorted by Henry Hudson; Anne Johnson, escorted by Roy Plan; Leslie Melton, escorted by Alan Hicks; Sherry Sims, escorted by Charles Cranford. Our Homecoming Queen?!? 74 College and Career Days Help Students Plan Future Early every fall, on College Day, repre- sentatives of numerous universities and col- leges from many states come to Berry to give the students valuable information about their prospective colleges. The juniors and se niors are able to attend two discussions led by the college representatives. Through these ses- sions, the students learn a little about en- trance requirements, financing, and courses of study offered. Career Day is held in the spring each year. Students are able to learn about almost any profession from a representative of that pro- fession. Such topics as educational require- ments, salaries, and opportunities in the various fields are discussed. These two special days are very helpful to the students in their decisions as to college and career choices. Rc«i.Ttcr A r CCkiTkLCTlON ftNTlST DRflFTinSN ENGINtEBlNG r ELECT(H3NU FBS l«COW«W. «i -■ ' ■: .7 ..., ' Co ' . tf ' f Students listen eagerly to the representative from the University of Tennessee. Glen Hooks and Bill Roy learn more about their chosen profession. : U] i Chuck Steiner helps Sallie Robins choose a career session to attend. Interested students learn more about the opportunities in the art field. 75 Senior Honor Society Taps Ten Members In a most impressive ceremony, the Senior National Honor Society held its annual Fall tapping and gained the new members. The guest speaker, Mr. Fred Renneker, a leader in community affairs, was introduced by Henry Hudson. Mr. Renneker spoke on the character needed to succeed in to- day ' s world. Allen Chappelle then spoke on the qualifi- cations of an Honor Society Member and the tapping began. A reception was held after the tapping for all members and their parents. Ramona MacDonald signs the Honor Society book after being tapped. ml i ' 4 I H ' ' ■ Oj 1 Mr. Fred Renneker was well qualified to speak on character and perseverance. Debbie Wells was the first person to be tapped. 76 A serious Latin scholar. Joanna Razek was escorted to the stage by India Lowry and Robin Walton. The F.T.A. members defeated the teachers in a basketball game. The Patriotic Assembly was one of the finest presented all year. Students Enjoy Special Assemblies Berry students this year were indeed very fortunate to witness such a great variety of assemhlies. They ranged from humorous, such as Cousin Cliff ' s visit, to very se- rious, as was our outstanding patriotic program. Every Friday during football season the students were called upon to show their school spirit and team support at the pep rallies. Other special programs included a Boy ' s Beauty Walk, and an assembly to present Juan — our first exchange student — with his Christmas presents. The year was climaxed by the annual Awards Day. Gary Bishop receives an honor on Awards Day. Students hurried to pep rallies every Friday during football season. 77 Standing, L-R: Second Alternates; Susan Spratlin, Laura Koski; First Alternate, Belinda Burns. Seated: Kathy Ray, Miss Senior Class. Miss Senior Class 1968 Chosen December 9, 1967 a Senior Class beauty was again chosen to carry the title of Miss Senior Class. This year ' s panel of judges se- lected Kathy Ray from the ninety -two ' contest- ants. First runner-up was Belinda Burns and for second runner-up there was a tie between Susan Spratlin and Laura Koski. These boys served as ushers for the Beauty Walk: Bill Ste- gall. Chuck Steiner, Craig Coblentz, Ricky Leach, and Carlos Duval. Ninety-two conlt-etants p;irli(ip;ited in tlie fourth annual Senior Beauty Walk. 78 TOP TEN FINALISTS:— Sea erf; Kathy Ray; First Row: Laura Koski, Susan Spratlin, Belinda Burns. Second Row: Debbie Harrison, Anne Johnson, Pam Van Voorhis, Lee Hart, Leslie Melton, Jean Hicks. Sally Hoppas does a last minute touch-up Palti Guillot and Nancy Hamilton look very disgusted. Flour and eggs do wonders for your hair. Ellen Edge was forced to walk the gang plank. The best dressed Bucs. The judges at the Kangaroo Court. 80 This is the penalty for disobeying the boys during Buccaneer Week. Ancient Pirate Days Return to Berry A favorite tradition at Berry is Buccaneer Day. Each spring one week is set aside during which the girls must obey the boys ' every whim. This week is climaxed by the Kangaroo Court during which the girls are punished for their disobedience. At this time the poor, defenseless girls are forced to have tricycle races, walk a gang-plank, and other unusual penalties. A panel of judges decides who will get eggs, pies and mud thrown at them. In spite of these things, even the girls look forward to each Buccaneer Day. An added attraction this year was the Powder Puff football game which resulted in more bruises and black eyes than Berry ' s varsity squad suffers in a whole season. 81 The Senior Prom One of the highlights of any senior ' s year is the Senior Prom. The Senior Class raised the money for their prom through the sale of pennants, the Senior Beauty Walk, and a Boy ' s Beauty Walk. This year the Prom was held on May 11 at the Parliament House. The Sen- ior Class officers and Miss Senior Class were presented in a lead-out which highlighted the evening. Excited arrivals at the Prom. |tCm4sor 82 Doug Cox helps Massie Sawyer with her glove. Election-Fever Hits Berry Late every spring, the Student Council and Junior and Senior class officers are elected. The elections for the 1968 candidates were the most colorful ever held at Berry. For two weeks the halls were covered with campaign posters. Many of the ideas used this year were unusually original and clever. All who participated in these elections, whether candidate or voter, enjoyed the excitement and work in- volved. All of the halls at Berry were this cluttered with posters and signs. Jean Hicks and Joyce Reynolds worked hard on campaigns. 83 84 Miss Berry Susan Spratlin Miss Berry Mr. Berry Allan Chappelle Mr. Berry 87 Who ' t Best All Around Barbara Walker and Doug Cox Most Likely to Succeed Janet Barnes and Allen Tilden 88 Vho Most School Spirit Sherry Sims and Roy Plan i i v VI Pj h n 0 H HHE ' HKmi H .H vm.v ■Ijnf ' i J .. x 1 1 s . ■■ t ' - • mm : ; .UKi i 1,1 ■ gjip- ; f Dependable Belinda Burns and Bobby Roche 89 Friendliest Sallie Robins and Chuck Steiner Most Intellectual India Lowry and Paul Sides 90 Most Courteous Robin Walton and John Hoivell Wittiest Cathy Watts and Clark Carpenter mutt 91 Most Vivacious Most Athletic Michelle Dupuy and Bill Stegall Best Looking Anne Johnson and Ricky Leach 92 Best Dressed Carol Raines and Dick DeShazo Biggest Flirts Lee Hart and Carlos Duval 93 Miss Senior Class Kathj Ray 94 Junior Class Favorites Glenda Durham and Tommy Vaughan 95 Sophomore Class Favorites Beth Chapman and Tom Buck 96 Junior High Favorites Betsy Albright and Mark Kolen 97 Homecoming Queen Leslie Melton 98 1 ■ m li I H % ' T i 1 fl| HHHP ' li k ' ' ■ l fib M P ' ftlfetf BiTiiiw. ' ' 1 1 H Mfc ' ' L ' - ?t?7n l M Mi L I ' vV I I 1 i l k Homecoming Just as Homecoming is one of the big- gest events at Berry, being elected to the Queen ' s court is one of the greatest honors a girl can receive. The Student Council conducts the voting which is done by the student body. Each grade chooses its own attendant. Because the Queen is always from the senior class, the girl with the second highest number of votes in the twelfth grade is the senior attendant. Anne Johnson Senior Jane Watkins Junior 100 Attendants Leslie Milton was selected as Queen this year. Her attendants were Anne Johnson, senior, escorted by Roy Plan; Jane Watkins, junior, escorted by David Jones; Janet Wood, sophomore, escorted by David Jones; and Laura Owens, representing the freshmen and eighth grade, escorted by Charlie Patten. This year introduced a new idea, as no one knew the court until the half time of the game. Janet Wood Sophomore Laura Owens Freshman 101 ; 3 Dental Clinic Queen Debbie Harrison 102 Veterans ' Day Queen Mary Couch 103 Football -1967 Berry. . ..33 Berry. . ..31 Berry. . .. Berry. . ..28 Beriy. . .. 6 Berry . . ..13 Berry. . .. 7 Berry. . ..19 Berry. . ..10 Berry. . ..46 McAdory John Carroll 7 Hueytown 21 Mt. Brook Woodlawn 6 Tarrant 14 Minor 21 E. B. Erwin 20 Shades Valley 12 Hewitt Trussville f a a Row One: Bob Matlock, Dave Flitner, Barry Kuykendall, Tim Hulsey, Bob Bridwell, Craig Coblentz, Chuck Steiner, Harold Cannon, Kim Ketchum, Tommy Vaughan. Row Two: Gary Ruzika, Steve Lyda, John Place, Wayne Brett, Kent Fullington, Mike Cooke, Doug Cox, Mike Sharman, David Whiteside, Carlos Duval, John Heine, Elliott Morman. Row Three: Richard Stevens, Rick McCurdy, Mike Browning, Hank Martin, Steve Higginbotham, Rusty Fuller, Allan Chappelle, Larry Schmidke, Bill Roy, Mike Gauldin, Wayne Underwood, Cliff Wildsmith. Row Four: Steve Brown, Tom Bush, Neal Arnwine, Ray Stroup, Larry Burks, Bobby Creel, Terry Chase, David Reese, Bill Stegall, Tommy Cordell, Jim Ivins, Pete Stover, Bailey Santa Cruz. 106 akes it in. Victory at the McAdome A p unishing ground game and a stingy defense helped the Bugs to an opening 33-0 victory over the McAdory Yellow Jackets at McAdory. The Bucs ' defense, which held the Jackets to only 4 first downs and a minus 9 yards total offense, was led by senior linebackers Chuck Steiner, Bill Stegall, and senior defensive end Terry Chase. The Buc offensive game, which amassed 200 yards rushing, was led by backs Bob Bridwell, Craig Coblentz, and Tommy Vaughn. Bridwell and Coblentz each scored two touchdowns and Vaughan further aided the Bucs ' cause with a 61 -yard scamper to pay dirt in the final period. 107 How Sweet It Is! CARLOS DUVAL Halfback DAVID REESE End The Buccaneers displayed a powerful offense in crushing the John Carroll Cavaliers by a score of 31-7. The Berry attack, led by halfbacks Bob Bridwell and Tommy Vaughan and quarterback Larry Burks, managed to grind out 231 yards on the ground and 61 yards in the air. The first half was all Berry as hard-running back Birdwell scored three touchdowns on runs of 3, 4, and 11 yards. Two of the TD ' s were set up by Carroll miscue. The first came on an inter- cepted pass by halfback Vaughan and the second on a fumlile recoveiy by middle guard Chuck Steiner. After a scoreless third period, the Bucs got on the scoreboard 2 more times — both coming on passes of 19 and 33 yards from QB Burks to tight end Tommy Cordell. Carroll finally man- aged to score in the final minutes of play on a run of 39 yards by QB Pat Sullivan. The Buc defense was led by Mike Cooke, Chuck Steiner, and Terry Chase. 108 TOM BUSH Center LARRY BURKS Quarterback DAVID WHITESIDE End Berry ' s First Loss The powerful Hueytown Gophers turned back the Bucs by a score of 21 to 0. Led by QB Steve Higginbotham and powerful fullback Jeff Beard, the Gopher offense proved to be too much to handle. With Berry ' s attack stymied by a powerful Gopher de- fense, the Bucs never seemed to get going and were con- stantly put under pressure. All in all it was a bad night for the Buccaneers. TERRY CHASE— End CHUCK STEINER-Middle Guard I mM Cnrl niakr tarkl. ' Bucs Flatten Ml Brook Berry 28 Mt. Brook Berry tumbled the Mt. Brook Spartans from the ranks of the unbeaten with a solid 28 to thrashing. Spearheaded by the running and passing of QB Larry Burks and the running of half-back Bob Bridwell, the Bucs put on a fine offensive showing before the ecstatic home crowd. After recovering a Spartan fumble, the Bucs led by the running of Craig Coblentz and Bridwell, drove 41 yards for a, score. The drive was climaxed by a 15-yard bootleg around end by Burks. Jim Daly kicked the PAT to make it 7-0. Moments later QB Burks capped a scoring drive with a 20-yard TD pass to end Steve Higginbotham. The TD was set up on a 43-yard jaunt by Bridwell, which almost went all the way. The Buc defense was superb as it whitewashed the Spartans. Led by defensive ends Doug Cox, Terry Chase, and Bobby Creel, and linebackers Bill Stegall and Chuck Steiner, Berry proved too much for Mt. Brook to handle. CRAIG COBLENTZ— Halili 1. k BARRY KUYKENDALL— Guard DOUG COX— End 110 STEVE HIGGINBOTHAM-End Bucs Battle to a Draw Woodlawn spoiled Berry ' s Homecoming by holding the Bucs to a 6 to 6 tie. Woodlawn trailed 6-0 going into the fourth quar- ter, but scored and tied the game at 6-6. It was a game char- acterized by numerous mistakes from both squads. In this game as in many others, the Bucs ' defense played a major role. Excellent plays by Mike Cooke, Bill Stegall, Chuck Steiner, and a host of others proved to be the only bright spot in an othenvise dismal evening. % ■•dilfe NEAL ARI WINE— End KIM KETCHUM— Halfback ALLAN CHAPPELLE— Halfback III Captains receive WVOK ' s Team of the Week trophy. With a 14-13 loss, Berry came within one inch of knocking the Tarrant Wildcats from the ranks of the un- beaten before a Tarrant Homecoming crowd. The Wildcats defense held the Bucs on their one-inch line midway in the fourth quarter. Berry had driven from its 36 with running back Bob Bridwell gaining 45 yards during the drive. Berry struck first in the second period when guard Mike Cooke pounced on a Wildcat fumble on the Tar- rant 21 yd. line. Bridwell ran for 11 yds. to the 10 and A moment of excitement beginning every game. Series of on a fourth down and 7 situation, quarterback Larry Burks, finding no receivers open, dashed 7 yards into the end zone for the score. Defensive back Allan Chappelle intercepted a pass on the Tarrant 17 yard line. Seven plays later Bridwell took it in from the 4. Tarrant roared back and won the game as the result of a blocked punt. The Buccaneers defensive standouts were Bill Stegall, Doug Cox, Bobby Creel, Bill Roy, Allan Chappelle, Mike Cooke, and Terry Chase. 112 QB Larry Burks and Coach Sims consult. In spile of the onslaught, he held the ball. BOBBY CREEL— Tackle MIKE SHARMAN— Tackle Close Ones Minor strung the Berry losing streak to two by defeat- ing Berry 21-7 at Berry. It was a bad night for Bucca- neer fans with their only cause for excitement coming on a TD scored by Kim Ketchum on a nm back of an intercepted pass. Berry lost another squeaker — this time to Erwin by a score of 20-19. Berry ' s scoring was accounted for by quarterback Larry Burks, fullback Bob Bridwell, and flanker Mike Gauldin. Coach Sims paces the sidelines. Coach Finley and end Tommy Cordell check on re- i i maining game time. Valley Puts Damper on Bugs The Shades Valley Mounties eked out a 12-10 victory on a rainsoaked field. The Bugs scored first when QB Larry Burks capped a Berry drive by scampering 7 yards into the end zone. Jim Daly ' s kick was good and the Bucs led 7-0. Moments later, Berry tackle Bobby Creel recovered a fumble on the Valley 35 yd. line. Then Daly came through again; this time with a field goal from 30 yards out. From here on out it was Shades Valley ' s game, as the Mounties scored twice to win it 12-10. Berry spirits may get wet, but never quenched. DAVE FLITNER— Halfback Burks smashes for six. TIM HULSEV— Quarterback Bucs Bomb Hewitt Berry closed the season with a sensational 46-0 tromp over Hewitt. Midway in the first quarter of play, fullback Bob Bridwell went in from 1 yard out to get the Bucs underway. The next time Berry got its hands on the ball, QB Larry Burks connected on a 68-yard scoring aerial to end Tommy Cordell. In the second half the Bucs stormed back for 33 more points. The first score came on a Burks pass to halfback Craig Coblentz and another on a five yard plunge by Bridwell. Berry ' s next score came on a halfback pass from Rusty Fuller to end Neal Arnwine. After recovering a Hewitt fumble, the Bucs scored once again, with Brid- well going in from the one. Berry ended its scoring with an 8-yard run by QB Jim Ivins. Berry finished the season with a record of 4-5-1. Two of the losses were by one point and another by 2 points. During the season the Bucs set 3 school records: most points in 1 game (46), best scoring defense in the county (101 points); and fullback Bob Bridwell led the coun- ty in scoring with 78 points. Victory at the last! BILL STEGALL— Linebacker THAT ' S determination. ■flkt llJllifti BILL ROY-Linel,acker T 115 Coaches Finley, Gann, Perkins, and Sims Is that the best you can do? Chappelle makes the tackle. The team behind the team. Majorettes perform at half-time. The main thing is to never let go of the ball. 117 Slamling: Marcia Adair, Linda Poole, Dianne Steiner, Sandra Hartle . Jane Watkins, Delibie Harrison. Silling: Susan Spratlin, Leslie Melton, Joanna Razek, Barbara Walker, Michelle Dupuy. Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit LESLIE MELTON DEBBIE HARRISON MICHELLE DUPUV SANDRA HARTLEY MARCIA ADAIR JANE WATKINS LINDA POOLE JOANNA RAZEK DIANNE STEINER  • ' ar ' IL « Berry ' s best morale boosters. 119 Bottom: Clayborne Bradshaw, Tim Lundy, Ken Briner, Charles Patten, Eddie Johnson, Neeland Wright, Rick Mcjimsy, Tom Buck. Middle: David Parker, Mai Beckum, Mike Kincade, Miller Kinser, Walter Brown, Bill Urquart, Ben Johnson, Richard Blankenship, Tom Cara- dine. Top: John Bumgardner, Richard, Otto Carter, Bud Stevens, Don Bates, Tom Carter, Larry Kuykendall, Charles Usher, Elliot Morgan, Eddie Rew. ' ' B ' ' Team Has Winning Record Berry. . . Berry. . . 6 Berry. . .20 Berry. . .38 Berry. . .14 Hueytown 6 Mt. Brook Erwin 13 Leeds 9 Shades Valley 12 This year the Berry B Team, under the astute direction of Coach Bob Willis, posted a fine 4 and 1 record. The Baby Bucs featured the fine defensive play of Gary Ruzicka, Gary Peek. Bud Stephens, and Tom Buck. Offensively, the line play of David Moore and Kneeland Wright and the rimning of backs John Place, Larry Kuykendall, and Mike Nesmith proved outstanding. Kuykendall led the team in both yards rushing and scoring. It was a good season for a team which will undoubtedly provide the varsity with some fine material next year. 120 B-Team Cheerleaders All for Berry stand up and holler. Clap your hands, stomp your feet, Baby Bucs can ' t be beat. Standing: Lillian Chappelle, Peggy McLendon, Corinne Mikos, Frances Brazcul. Silting: Betsy Albright, Diana Ringor, Faye Harris, Susan Black. Christy Mauldin. 121 Basketball Stegall pivols The 1967-68 Basketball Team probably faced their tough- est schedule ever. The Bucs not only faced the usual county and independent teams, but also out-of-town foes such as Davidson, Murphy, Walker County, and Tuscaloosa. The Bucs participated in such tournaments as the Shades Valley and Tuscaloosa Invitationals. Coach Finley, in his fourth year as coach, regards this team as one of his finest yet. The squad was composed of 5 Seniors and 7 Juniors. All in all, it was a good season for the Bucs. Standing: Paul Wlieeler, Ed Pickett, Clark Carpenter, Bill Deegan, Terry Cliase. Bailev Santa Cruz, Tommy Cordell, Bill Stegall, Jim Ivins, Kim McClure. Kneeling: Henry Hudson, Mike Gauldin. 22 Kim McClure scores. In goes two. Deegan and Chase stay right on top of their man. Tommy Cordell must be fast. BILL DEEGAN Center Kim McCliire heads for the basket. CLARK CARPENTER F orward JIM IVINS Forward MIKE GAULDIN Guard PAUL WHEELER Guard 124 Stegall tries for rebound. TERRY CHASE Center TOMMY CORDELL Forward 125 Carpenter sinks it. HENRY HUDSON— Guard 126 KIM McCLURE— Guard Henry lays it up. BILL STEGALL— Forward 127 rr r v j Baskettall Berry gels the ball again. Peek goes for two. 128 Bottom Row: Jim Hand, Tommy Gesler. Back Row: Ed Pickett, Ralph Bolen, Paul Sides, Mike Shamian. David Reese. Tennis This year ' s tennis team promises to be the best ev- er. Last year the Bucs wound up with an 8-6 win- ning season beating John Carroll, Fairfield, Besse- mer, and Walker County. With most of last year ' s team returning, Coach Fin- ley says that we have the most experienced team to date. This should make Ber- ry a strong contender this year on the tennis courts. Last year ' s team was led by Jim Hand with a record of 11 and 3, and Ed Pickett with a record of 10 and 4. M jjfrz tt ' HHH - -Si- -4- 4- -_!_- wm ' m _ ' l-z. -—- H ' f _-_ ED PICKETT JIM HAND 129 Back Row: Speak; Cannon; Browning; Stcincr; Moore; Cooke; Wadle ; Godfrey; Hay; Wildsmith. Front Row: Rew, R.; Rew, E.; Mc- Gimsey; Maniscalco; Roche; Leverette; Bradshaw; Colilentz; Bridwell; Bush. Wrestling Berry ' s wrestling team compiled an excellent rec- ord last year and is looking forward to an even finer season this year. This year ' s team appears to be a fine one and is undefeated as this goes to press. The team is bolstered by the return of 95-lb. State Champion Eddie Rew and a host of other veterans as well. All in all it looks like another fine season for the team with its meml)ers looking forward to the State and County tournaments held during March and April. The team is coached by Coach Perkins and Coach Willis. 130 LMSi 1  Q •V B m Sm ■ ' Craig wins again. Just a little fartlie Need some help? What do I do now? 131 Bridwell and Cublentz battle it out. 132 Baseball Last year ' s team, under the direction of Coach Gann, turned in a fine record and this year ' s team hopes to do even better. Graduation losses — Pitchers Elwin Martin and Bo Hentz — hit the team hard this year. However, the entire infield returned. The infielders included Chuck Steiner, Ricky Leach, Kim McClure, Tim Hulsey, and Doug Cox. Outfielder Bill Roy was also back. This year ' s team — like last year ' s — provided Berry fans with many exciting moments. Striner makes tag. ciu ' re out! f ? f « f Mt m .-- jttffT « !•■ -■S- ' .v jKfJr . jj i. )r ,p ■ i-. .i..J-i «y . - ' ..  i ; | t(  ll| ' «r.-r - • Ai.-j(«i« aft(ie« W; Standing: Coach Sheets, Chuck Steiner, Jimmy Hager, Doug Cox, Andy Chitw(i.,d. liill Kov, l!o Ilcnl ,. Coach Gann. Knt ' rhn : Ki.ky Leach, Kim Hudson, Jim Ivins, Ric Carson, Kim McClure, Tom Argo. Sitting: Lloyd Hegenbarth, Tim Hulsey, Pete Stover, Elwin Martin, Mike Gauldin, Bob Pollard. 133 Coaches Sheets and Gann. BILL ROY KICKY LEACH PETE STOVER JIMMY HAGER 134 MIKE GAULDIN KI.M McCLURE CHUCK STEINER DOUG COX 135 Track and Field Berry has displayed a great deal of power in track and field circles during the past year. The team de- feated squads from Bessemer, Indian Springs, Huey- town. Shades Valley, and McAdory. The 440 Relay team (Coblentz, Bridwell, Lindley, and Vaughan) came in sixth in the state, with a time of 44:9, while Terry Chase placed fifth in the state in the shot put. Berry also placed second in the county track meet held at Berry. In this meet the Bucs were paced by Tommy Vaughan, second in the 440 with a time of 52:0, and Kim Ketchum, second in the 120 yard low hurdles. Other Bucs receiving honors were Kent Ful- lington, second in the pole vault, and shot putters Terry Chase and Bill Stegall, who finished second and third respectively. TOMMY VAUGHAN— 2nd in the 440. . S ' r -:x .: ' - •- •---.-. BOB CROSBY— Berry ' s best at hurdling and broad jump. KENT FULLINGTON— 2nd place county pole vaulter. WILLIAM STEGALL— Shot Put BILLY DEEGAN— High Jump .N - ' WS.v 137 Golf Team Places ' Aw L Berry ' s golf team saw an- other fine season as the entire squad returned. Last year ' s team had a fine season — fin- ishing second in the district and sixth in the state, while compiling a fine 12 and 2 rec- ord. Last year ' s team was com- posed of John Howell, Frank Vines, Jack Truitt, and Roy Plan. The golf team is very grateful to Green Valley Country Club for allowing them to play all home matches on their course. Standing: John Howell, Frank Vines. Kneeling: Jack Truitt, Roy Plan JOHN HOWELL JACK TRUITT 138 nxth in State As any golfer will tell you, practice plays an important role in developing one ' s skill on the links. Yes, Practice makes perfect , and here Frank Vines works diligently as team- mates Plan, Truitt, and Howell look on. Truitt and Howell line up a put. fr t:| -- ( .te. •.Jjfcj. . -;, if i iV ? s- ' FRANK VINES ROY PLAN 139 But Coacli— it NEVER works! What, a new janitor? Wrestlers best Sock it to ' uni, Worm! 141 Mr. Thomas R. Gann Mr. Ganii is a graduate of Auhuni University, where he received a B.S. degree. He did graduate work at the University of Alabama and was awarded an M.A. degree and an A.A. certificate. Before coming to Beriy as principal, he was coach, teacher, and counselor at Collands, Virginia, and principal of Hewitt-Trussville Junior High School. Mr. Gann has been at Berry since 1961 and has shown us what school spirit really means. He is a credit to any school system; and students and faculty agree that we at Berry could not possil)ly get along without him. 144 Mr. Jerry Farquhar Mr. Farquhar, a graduate of Geneva College, has earned an M.A. degree and an A. A. certificate from the Uni- versity of Alabama. A Pennsylvanian by birth, he has been a transplanted Alabamian for ten years. He was teacher, coach, counselor, and assist- ant principal at Pittman Junior High School prior to becoming vice-princi- pal at Berry. As vice-principal, he is responsible for text books, building and grounds, and transportation. Mr. Farquhar has proved most capable and dependable in the performance of these duties and Berry is indebted to him for a job well done. Mr. Charles Dickinson Mr. Dickinson was graduated from Mississippi State University where he received both the B.S. and M.A. de- grees. Before coming to Berry, he was counselor at the high school in Clarks- ville, Mississippi. As vice-principal at Berry, he is chiefly involved with pu- pil-teacher relations. In this taxing and delicate position, Mr. Dickinson has demonstrated a keen sense of values and maintained a rapport with the fac- ulty and student body. 145 Guidance Counselors MK Mrs. Smith, senior high boys ' counselor, has been at Berry for two ■ ' ' 9 years. Among her many duties are arranging schedules, advising stu- - dents on subjects that should be taken, and solving problems students v bring to her. She has helped organize Career Day in the spring, and- also helps carry out senior projects. We the students appreciate the v3 time and effort Mrs. Smith has put in at Berry. MRS. BARBARA SMITH Converse College, B.M. University of Alabama, M.A. Helping senior high girls prepare for college is the responsibility of Mrs. Sutter. She is always availal le to discuss schedules, college applications, and personal problems with the students. Mrs. Suiter also helps plan College Day in the fall and Career Day in the spring. She is certainly an asset to the senior high girls at Berry. MRS. VIRGINIA SUTTER Birmingham-Southern College, B.A. MR. ASA ATKINSON Mississippi State University, B.A. Delta State College, M.A. As junior high counselor, Mr. Atkinson helps students adjust to their new school life. He advises eighth and ninth-grade students on subjects they will need and also adjusts their schedules. Even though this is only his first year at Berry, he was a big help in planning and carrying out College Day. We at Berry are verj- proud to welcome Mr. Atkinson to the faculty. 146 Office Staff MRS. JACQUELYNE HALL MRS. DOROTHY HOLTZCLAW MRS. ELVIRA FOWLER Efficiency is essential in the office of a high school, and Berry is very thankful to have a staff with such characteristics. Mrs. Jacquelyne Hall, Registrar, is in charge of hills and club money, a vital part of the school. She has given many years to Berry and we are very proud of her. Mrs. Dorothy Holtzclaw is Assistant Registrar and she is mainly con- cerned with compiling the registers and is responsible for the recording of grades on students ' permanent records. Mrs. Elvira Fowler, also Assistant Registrar, has as two of her numerous jobs, checking students in and out of school and typing up the daily attend- ance report. They only lei me out of my cage on weekends We don ' t care, we ' re not proud! ! 147 Literature: A Gateway to ■ ' T MRS. HELYN AUTREY University of Florida, B.A. Chicago College, M.A. English 12 MISS SARAH SEAY East Carolina State, English 12 MISS ]V ) CHASE University of St. Thomas, B.A. English 12, 11 MRS. MARJORIE FAY University of Florida, B.A. English 10, 11 CHAUCER! SHAKESPEARE! POE! SHAW! DICKENS! These authors and more are among the English Department ' s challenges to Berry students. They range from epic poetry to contemporary television plays and leave a wealth of information for the in- quiring mind. The department head, Miss Seay, co- ordinates the program of English studies. Studying, Miss Chase? MISS JUDITH NICHOLAS Samford University, B.A. English 10, 9 MRS. JOSEPHINE NICK Samford University, B.A. English 10, 9 MRS. ROMONA ROBERTS Western Carolina University, B.S. English 10, 9 MRS. JO ANN HOWELL Judson College, B.A. English 9. 8 148 People, Places, and Ideas MRS. JEAN WRIGHT Birmingham-Southern College, B.A. English 11 MRS. PHOEBE LEE Northwestern University, B.A. University Alabama, M.A. English 11 MRS. VniGINIA CASTLEBERRY Florence State College, B.A. English 10 MRS. CORINNE RAY Birmingham-Southern College, B.A. English 10 Beware! Macbeth will destroy you in two short weeks! MRS. JEAN BLK.NETT Randolph-Macon, B.A. English 8 MRS. ANN MARTIN Snmford University, B.A. English 8 MRS. EMILY SCARBROUGH Samford Universitv, B.A. English 8 MR. ROBERT WILLIS Universitv of Alabama, B.A., M.A. English 8 149 Science in an MR. TIM ISBELL Birmingham-Southern College, B.S. Physics, Physical Science MRS. ELIZABETH HUFFMAN Birmingham-Southern College, B.S. Chemistry MRS. BARBARA MURPHY Mississippi State College for Women, B.S. Chemistry, Science Any more whipped cream and you will all flunk chemistry!! Overhead projectors sure do come in handy for pop tests. MRS. BARBARA NICHOLS Alabama College, B.S. Biology MRS. PATRICIA CAMPBELL Duke University, B.A. Samford University, M.A. Biology 150 Age of Discovery Knowledge through research and experi- mentation is the goal of the Science Depart- ment. As department head, Mrs. Huffman has established and maintained an excellent sci- ence department. The department sponsors the annual Science Fair and encourages all stu- dents to enter projects. In addition to the school curriculum, science students have also taken field trips to such places as the Mar- shall Space Flight Center in Huntsville and Oak Ridge, Tennessee. After completing the Berry curriculum, students are prepared for college and science courses. Mr. Isbell has presented many new ideas to his physics classes. MRS. SHERRY SELLERS University if Alaliama, B.S. Biology MRS. ANN HERMAN University of Alabama, B.S. Science 8 MRS. VIRGINIA ROSKA Ohio State University, B.S. Science 8 ™ i lll MISS LELIA PATTERSON Birmingham-Southern College, B.A. Science 8 MRS. GAY MARTIN University of Alabama, B.S. Science 8 , 151 The New Math MRS. NORMA WALTERS Alabama College, B.S. Advanced Math, Geometry MRS. SUE WALL Alabama College, B.S., M.E. Algebra III, Trigonometry MR. DON CLAYTON Auburn University, B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. Algebra I, II Logic and reasoning power aie the require- ments for success in math. The Math Department, under the guidance of Mrs. Wall, offers a com- plete study of the field of mathematics — from general math and algebra to trigonometry and advanced math. Many math students have won trophies in local and state math tournaments. Our Math Department at Berry is one of the finest in the state. Let me see, I used to know the answer to that problem. MR. THOMAS SNODDY Livingston State College, B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. Geometry MISS ANN BAILEY Huntington College, B.A. Algebra I, II MRS. JUDITH SIMS Auburn University, B.S. Algebra I, Math 9 MISS DORIS JOHNSTON Samford University, B.S. Algebra I, Math 9 152 Brings New Questions MISS JUDITH LAWRENCE Alabama College, B.A. Algebra II, Geometry MRS. MARGARET KELLY Samford University, B.S. Geometry, Algebra I MR. JOHN WHIRLEY Samford University, B.A. Geometry. Algebra I Mrs. Pate knows all the answers! Miss Lawrence really enjoys teaching, doesn ' t she? ! MRS. KATHLEEN COOPER Mississippi State College for Women, B.S. Math 9, 8 MISS EDNA BRENGELMAN Auburn University, B.S. Math 8 MRS. NORMA QUATTLEBAUM Jacksonville University, B.S. Math 8 MRS. DOROTHY PATE Samford University, B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. Math 8 153 History Is Relivea MRS. ROBERTA HELMS University of Alnhama, B.S. Eronnniics, Government MR. CHARLES MARTIN Samford University, B.A. Economics, Government MRS. JAN SULLIVAN Alabama College, B.A. Economics, Government Political, economic, and social problems are dealt with in social studies courses. Deep interest in the world situation is stimulated and an understand ing of world problems is reached through the courses offered at Berry. Not only is history of our state, country, and world presented, but also, through this learning, students are pre- pared to lead the world awaiting them just beyond graduation. Government class just isn ' t complete without Mrs. Helms and her coffee. m i . k u MRS. ELIZABETH RENNEKER Hollins College, B.S. Samford LIniversity, M.A. World History MR. WILLIAM CHURCH Jacksonville State University, B.S., M.S. Civics MISS ANITA WILLOUGHBY Samford University, B.A. Civics MRS. JANE DANIEL .Samford University, B.A. Social Studies 8 154 in the Classroom MRS. CLAIRE LASSITER Huntington College, B.A. American History MRS. BETTY McGEE University of Alabama, B.A. American History MRS. SHIRLEY WOODFIN Samford University, B.A. American History Mr. Martin ' s lectures always have an extra bit of spice! Who wants to get married? A vO ( Y i m MRS. ROMOLA GOLDNER University of Alabama, B.A. Social Studies 8 MRS. TOMMIE LOWE Samford University, B.S. Social Studies 8 MRS. AGNES MASON Alabama College, B.S. Social Studies 8 MRS. LESLEY ROBY Samford University, B.A. Social Studies 8 155 MRS. GENEAL RANKIN Samford linivcrsily, B.A. Fremli II. I IF, IV, V MRS. JANE LEWIS University of Alaliama, B.A., M.A. French I, II MRS. LAURA WINGO University of Texas. B.A. University of Michigan, M.A. German L H, HI, IV MRS. SARA TIDWELL Athens College, B.A. Latin I, IL in, IV Foreign Languages Bring That ' s the funniest translation of that story I ' ve ever read! Mrs. Wingo always adds some liunior to Ikt i I.i -c 156 Us Closer to Other Countries Mr. Hartnian is always ready to help students in the language lah. Mrs. Cooper enjoys reading the notes she takes up in clas Mastery in the speaking of a chosen lan- guage is not the only goal of the Foreign Lan- guage Department. It also strives to help the student understand the culture and customs of the respective countries. French, German, Lat- in, and Spanish are offered. As department head, Mr. Hartman has helped to organize for- eign study programs for interested students. MR. DONALD HARTMAN University of the Americas, B.A. Spanish I, II MRS. GLADYS ZUNIGA Holquin Institute Samford University, B.A. Spanish I, III, IV MRS. CHARLOTTE COOPER University of Alabama, B.A. Spanish I 157 Students Learn to MRS. BILLYE J. KNOWLES Alabama College, B.A. Senior High Art MRS. SOONBOK SELLERS Samford University, B.A. Junior High Art You do it my way, or else! When it comes to dram Mrs. Peebles knows best. Almost every aspect of life concerns art in one way or another. Berry boasts of its wonderful art, choral, band, and speech departments. Each one has contributed an invaluable amount of support to the school. Mrs. Pee])les ' fine teaching enables speech stu- dents to understand fundamentals of public speak- ing, del)ate, and drama. The Art Department not only enters in competi- tive art shows in the area, but also is the source of all the scenery on the stage in our programs at school. MRS. MARJORIE PEEBLES Northwestern University, B.A. Simmons College, B.S. Speech, Drama, Debate Appreciate the Arts MR. TED GALLOWAY University of Alabama, B.S., M.A. Band, Marching Band MR. JACK SHARP University of Alabama, B.M. Assistant Band Director Junior High Band Are you sure that note is in the music? ' Both Mrs. Knowles and Mrs. Sellers do fine jobs in directing our talented students. The Choral Department is under the supervision of Mr. Thomas Pinion and the Band is under the supei-vision of Mr. Ted Galloway and Mr. Jack Sharp. These three men are responsible for direct- ing and presenting the music which not only the school, but also the community enjoys. All us big time operators need private telephones. ' MR. THOMAS PINION Birmingham-Southern College, B.A.,B.M. Southern Methodist University, M.M. Choral, Concert Choir 159 Distributive Education Offers New Opportunities Distributive education students receive valuable on-the-job experience. Under the direction of Mr. Francis, the D.E. program is now in its third year at Berry. Students partici- pating in this program attend classes related to their vi ' ork in the morning and work in the afternoon. It is a co-operative program designed to help students who are not going on to college. MR. STANLEY FRANCIS University of Alabama, B.S. As their project for this year, D.E. members landscaped the area next to the Senior High building. Mechanical Drawing Lays a Foundation for Many Professions In studying to be an architect or an engineer, students are advised to take mechanical drawing. It is an art of drawing buildings, objects, and lines precisely to scale. This year the atmosphere of a professional drawing room has been created by the instructor, Mrs. Irma Jones. Mechanical drawing is certainly one of the most interest- ing subjects taught at Berry this year. MRS. IRMA JONES Birmingham-Southern College, B.A. Drafting demands diligence in details. 160 Business Courses Are Helpful When Applying for Jobs Typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping prepare stu- dents to enter the business world immediately upon graduation. Mrs. Stan- field, as department head, has helped establish the ex- cellent course of studies — including office occupa- tions, which is now avail- able for those students who wish to take typing and shorthand for a double pe- riod. The Business Depart- ment is aimed primarily at those students who intend to go into a business ca- reer. Mrs. Green is always willing to give a student extra help. 1 MRS. FLORELLA GREEN Birmingham-Southern College, B.A. Office Occupations Proficiency is the goal in Mrs. Stanfield ' s typing classes. , MRS. BARBARA STANFIELD Samford Lfniversity, B. S. Typing MISS GALE TIDWELL University of Alabama, B.S. Bookkeeping, Business Math, Law MRS. JOY WELLS Alabama College, B.S. Office Occupations MRS. JANE WILSON University of Alabama, B.S., M.A. Bookkeeping, Business Law 161 Physical Education, MISS LINDA ARMSTRONG Auburn University, B.S. MRS. MARY ANN CRAWFORD University of North Carolina, B.S. MRS. JUDITH EDGE Auburn University, B.S. MRS. ANN MacBRAYER Alabama College, B.S. MRS. SANDRA SANDERSON University of Alabama, B.S. Trampolines an ' inciic liin llun LSI ! Crab walking is more beneficial to people than to crabs. 162 A Doorway to Health In order to be physically healthy, one must be active. Physical education provides the time for a student to participate in many activities. These activities differ with the boys ' and girls ' classes. Football is one of tlie favorite activities of the boys ' classes. Among others are basketball, wres- tling, baseball, softball, and exercising games. Each six weeks brings a different and more ex- citing activity to the girls taking physical educa- tion. Some of these activities are volleyball, golf, archery, tumbling, and exercises to keep their figures youthful. MR. ROBERT FINLEY Marion Institute, A.S. University Tennessee, B.S. MR. GERALD GANN University of Alabama B.S., M.A. Would you believe they think they are number ONE? MR. WAYNE WILLIAMS Livingston State College, B.S., M.A. MR. JOE PERKINS Auburn University, B.S. Not Pictured: MR. WAYNE SIMS 163 Future Homemakers Begin in Home Economics MRS. be;tty lawler Samford University, B.A. Home Economics MRS. KAY ADAMS Samford University, B.S. Home Economics Mrs. Adams tries so hard to keep her classes Now, where did you get the idea that I don ' t quiet. like you? Christine is one of the excellent seamstresses in the Home Economics Depart- ment. Skill in the fundamentals of homemaking is the aim of the Home Economics Depart- ment. Students taking home economics acquire the basics in sewing, cooking, and family liv- ing. Knowledge gained in any of the courses — jjasic, advanced, and specialized — will be useful throuo-hout life. 164 The Library: A World of Learning MRS. ELIZABETH CARPENTER Sanifiird University, B.S. llniM-rsity of Alabama, M.A. Head Librarian MRS. JAMES ANNA COOPER Samford University, B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. Assistant Librarian Our library facilities have grown with the school and now contain a very wide selection of volumes for both re- search and pleasure reading. As head librarian, Mrs. Carpenter helps stu- dents locate materials for reports and projects. Students may work in the library for minor credit. h Our librarians devote much time and effort to a worthy cause. 165 Cafeteria Staff Provides Nutritious Lunches By using variety and imagination, our dietitians provide nutritious lunches for the faculty and student body of Berry. Under the supei-vision of Mrs. Pugh and Mrs. White, the lunchroom staff serves cafeteria style lunches with a choice of dishes. With the addition of the snack bar, stu- dents who bring their lunches may buy orange juice and ice cream with- out getting in the lunch line. •a Titii k L I r ' - 9 d • ' Wf MRS. ETHEL PUGH Don ' t tell her. but I ' m taking this box home. MRS. LOUISE WHITE MRS. ARGENT MRS. COOK MRS. FINLEY MRS. GAITHER MRS. TERPO 166 Mrs. Fay LOVES bulletin boards Poof! Now, you disappear! 167 SENll Vo from me. Yet I feel that .( j 41 P mj j LkJ -:- ■ 3BM IRS ' 68 hall stand henceforward in thy shadoiv Elizabeth Barrett Brownin 171 r i David Boyd Adams James Donald Adams SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Seated: Mrs. Helms; Carol Raines, Treasurer; Sherry Sims, Secretary; Mrs. Lawler. Standing: Chuck Steiner, President; Carlos Duval, Vice President. John Frederick Adams, Jr. Robert Ashley Alvis, III John Henry Anderson Marilyn Diane Andrews Nelda Sue Apperson Thomas Fulton Argo Beverly Murray Armour Larry Briner Arnold William Neal Arnwine Rebecca Adelyne Bassett Brenda Jo Bean John Graham Beard Robert Walker Bellows, Jr. Mary Christine Bellsnyder Richard Derwin Belshaw 173 Barbara Benson Gary Forrest Birchfield James Larry Bishop Julian Gary Bishop, Jr. Jenny Kay Bohanon Ralph Jeffery Bolen 174 Sarah Millicent Bowers Elizabeth Eugenia Box William Timothy Bracey Ralph Frederick Brady, Jr. Sammy Ray Brandino David Frederick Brawner Carroll Kenneth Briner, Jr. Richard Allen Broadhead Pamela Gaye Brunson Nancy Jane Buettner Rebecca Lynn Buffington Toni Barbara Jan Bullock Larry Charles Burks Thomas Bruce Burnett Belinda Anne Burns Pamela Kay Burton Thomas Wells Bush Harriett Lee Butler Harriett Virginia Byrd Jerry Mac Byrd Guy Hamilton Caffey, HI Marilyn Lucy Caldwell James Constantine Callis Donald Anthony Cantley, IH limLk I IWF M; 175 Clark Buford Carpenter Debra Irene Catlin Anne Grayson Chalker Earl Terrence Chase Mary Gale Cherry Joseph Robert Childers, Jr. Alvin Wilson Christie Cynthia Ann Church Neil Criswell Clay Wayne Wright Cleage Michael Bayne Clement Peggy Jacqueline Clutts 176 Craig Arthur Coblentz Harry Edwin Coleman Mary Beth Cone 3 1 - 4 ' i7a Charles Burton Cook, III Michael William Cooke Mary Ann Couch Cindy Virginia Counts Alan Cowan Harry Terril Cowser John Douglas Cox Carol Ann Crane Charles Harvey Cranford, Jr. Walter Fletcher Cranford Patricia Ann Crawford Sherrie Lee Crawford 177 Robert Henry Creel Richard Keith Crocker Robert William Crosby Catherine Frances Cruze Danny Lynn Cummings Charles Wilson Cuppett Julie Carol Cuppett Michael Aaron Davidson Charles Joseph Day f- 178 Margaret Adair Deason William Edward Deegan Richard Lehman DeShazo George Davis Dexter Richard Dunavent Dice Anlie Marie Dickerson Charles William Dickey Gary Stephen Dilmore John Joseph Dobson John Grenner Donnelly Carole Ann Dorsey Debbora Dorris Doss David Wayne Drennan Charles Douglas Drysdale Debbie Lynn Duell Evelynne Michelle Dupuy Frank Carlos Duval Gwen Martin Easter Ellen Martin Edge Mary Jean Edwards David Lewis Etheredge 179 Margaret Ruth Eubanks Dale Susan Evans Marie Annette Evers Daniel Edwin Fenn, Jr. Edgar James Files, Jr. David Gilbert Flitner Judith Marie Foster Teresa Karen Foster Susan Wallis Frame Robert Harold Freeman Phillip Layne Gambrell Katherine Louise Gammon Judith Ann Gennett Stephen William Gester Michael Howard Giles 180 Clyde Eugene Gilmore, Jr. Lucas J. Godinez Carole Lynn Goodwin Eric Timothy Goodwin Mickey Alan Greene Deborah Leigh Griffin J Jeffry Thomas Grogan Donna Lynn Habshey James Robert Hager Harry Douglas Hahn Stephen Lee Hallman Gregory Wade Hamby James Morris Hand Kathryn Parrish Hanna David Grady Harper 181 Barbara Ann Harris Roy Corneluis Harris Deborah Sue Harrison Lee Irene Hart Sharon Lee Hartley Thomas Arthur Hartsfield 182 John Harper Hawkins, HI Glenn Thomas Haynes Beverly Ann Hearn Zeola Idella Hendricks Michael George Henley Nedra Jayne Henry Georgette Ruth Henshaw David Marshall Heyer Susan Claudia Heyvvard Carol Agnes Hicks Hilda Jean Hicks Graves Stephen Higginbotham Nancy Carol Hill Sheila Faye Hill Marjorie Jo Hillhouse Sally Ann Hoppas John Hosmer Howell, HI Henry Collier Hudson William Timothy Hulsey Susan Christina Hultgren Patricia Anne Hultquist 183 Clyde Lawrence Hutchinson Rufus Franklin Hutchinson Thomas Allison Imler 184 Sarah Hollis Johnston Kathy Lynn Jones Ricky Eugene Jones Vicki Lee Kaiser Susan Gail Kennedy Kim Bruce Ketchum Richard James Keydoszius Jerry Arthur King Judy Gaye King Kathy Amanda King Herbert Royce Knight James Hurley Knight ' .j£jMJk Michael Hugh Knowles Laura Jane Koski Barry Lynn Kuykendall Paul Russell Lampton Ronald Coleman Lantrip Paula Kay Larkin Owen Nolon Layman, Jr. Richard Scott Leach Joan Phyllis Leader 185 George Jackson Lee Linda Claire Lemmer William Arthur Leverett Gordon Heath Lewis Marie Justin Lindley John Charles Linn 4: 186 Robert Reed Lochamy, Jr. Gerald Allen Long Lauren Rusland Long John Longworth Richard Irvin Lott India Patricia Lowry Sharon Marie Lyons Christian Lee Machen Linda Jean Mallory Henry Elwin Martin, Jr. Kathleen Louise Martin Leslie Ann Melton James Thompson Metrock arshall Douglas Mezzell Aspasia Pauline Michael Cathrine Rose Mileski Barry Lee Miller Gail Joy Mixon Carol Ann Moody Susan Jane Moore Thomas Evert Moore Mary Margaret Morgan Peggy Lynn Myers Sherrie Ann McCay 187 Frank Oliver McCollum, Jr. Rebecca Jane McDonald Sandra Kay McGhee 188 Amanda McRae Michael Lee Nabors James Marion Norris Phyllis Elaine Northcutt David John Oertel Christine Elaine Olmstead Eric Ellis Olson Richard Emery Danti Paracca Carol Ann Paravicini Marcia Ann Parker William Yancy Pate Glen Harold Paul Richard Allen Payton Margaret Amanda Peake Herbert Kent Peterson Jackie Lynn Posey Terry Lynn Powell Kenneth Hull Powers, Jr. Karl Ormand Poythress Susan Jane Prentice Sandra Nell Prosch 189 Cathryn Joyce Prosser Robert Lee Pruitt Carol Ann Raines Dennis Rodger Rainey Kathy Diane Ray Marjorie Jean Ray 190 Joyce Elaine Reynolds Joseph Andrew Rhodes, Jr. Cynthia Maureen Richardson Ronald William Robbins Patricia Ann Roberts Sallie Martin Robins I Robert Seaman Roche, Jr. Sharon Gayle Rogers Theodore Carlton Roose Donna Lynn Sanderson Massie Graham Sawyer Connie Ann Schrader Mary Jean Schrader Dale Thomas Scivley Victoria Scott 9 Yancey Sara Self Mary Catherine Sellers Judy Carol Shackelford Cheryl Anne Sims Patricia Ann Sims Ellen Sue Skaesrs Barbara Jeannette Sloan Douglas Wayne Smith Laura Jane Smith Martha Ann Smith Teresa Jane Smith Sharon Ann Snider James Walter Spencer William Armstrong Spencer Susan Lynn Spratlin Mary Lee Sproul Doss Bell Steed, III William Clyde StegaU, Jr. Samuel Earl Strawbridge George Michael Stripling Doyce Ray Stroup, Jr. Cynthia Sue Sullivan Walter Ray Tate, Jr. Robert Lewis Taylor 193 Brenda Jean Taylor Charles Edward Templeton James Albert Terrell Glenn Harold Thompson Betty Jo Thornton Don Thrasher 194 Cathy Traylor Cary Ann Trickey John Franklin Truitt Christopher Dee Truss Robert Vance Truss Richard Dean Tucker Muriel Ann Tyler Pamela Jo VanVoorhis Judy Lynn Vaughn Paula Gay Vinyard Barbara Carolyn Walker Patricia Anne Walker Robin Elizabeth Walton Harvey John Waters Newman Hosmer Waters, III Paula Bernice Watkins Cathy Watts Michael Ray Weems Delia Welch Barbara Ann Wells Deborah Lynelle Wells 195 Mary Susan Wentz Deborah Ann Westbrook Susan Elizabeth Whalen k A John Tegner Wildsmith, Jr. Glenda Gail Willbanks Donald Drennen Williams Harold Wayne Williams Michael Doyle Williams Mary Elizabeth Wilson Janice Ann Wolbach Alan Richard Wood Mary Anne Young 196 Looks like grades would cost less than this! Say your shoes are missing, Mrs. Mac? Extra! Extra! Read all about it! What beads? 197 Here, Kitt Father? Of our school. 198 Just copying, not cheating. If I can just get past Mrs. Fay! Adair, Marcia Adams, Bill Adderhold, Judy Albright, Gary Albright, Jackie Alexander, Bill Alexiou, Bill Alexiou, Mike Alford, Johnny Allen, Barbara Allen, Debra Allen, Paul JUNIOR Ubs : JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Tommy Cordell, President; Tommy Vaughan, Vice-President; Glen- Anton, Harley Arthur, Bill Atchison, Sandra Badham, Steve Baggett, Cathy Bailey, Karon Baile y, Kaye Baisch, Lynn Bakalar, Margaret Baker, Larry Baker, Mike Baranowski, Lillian Barnes, Dianne Barton, Pat Bayless, Carol Beasley, Joy Billingsley, Debby Birchfield, Jan 200 CLASS da Durham, Secretary ; Robert Hay, Treasurer. Bishop, Beverly Black, Allen Black, Ricky Blair, Mike Boak, Pat Bobo, Ann Bowman, Bruce Boyd, Jennifer Braden, Joe Bradshaw, Bill Brady, Beth Branch, Susan Branham, Linda Breland, Maudie Brett, Wayne Bridwell, Bob Brooks, Cathy Brown, Jimmy Brown, Martha Brown, Nancy Brown, Regina Brown, Steve Browning, Mike Bryant, Celia Bryant, Teresa Buck, Gray Burdette, Bob Burford, David Burgess, Lisa Cain, Cathy , ?., ' , .. ' ,v_. 201 Campbell, Diane Campbell, Steve Cannon, Harold Carroll, Jenifer Carter, Jerry Caver, Eddie Crank, Kyla Crawford, John Cremer, Karan Crowe, Bonita Crowe, Frank 202 Cunmiings, David Daly, Jim Daniel, David Dart, Tom Davidson, Denise Davis, Connie Eddins, Ann Eiseman, Beverly Ellis, Joy Ellison, Donna Emery, Debbie English, Ronnie Evans, Pam Farmer, Debbie 203 Faught, Carole Faulkner, Mike Fleming, Louis Foster, Cliff Fowler, Albert Frazier, Valerie Frederick, Winston Free, Beverly Free, Derek Fulton, Jeanie Gaines, Barbara Gamble, Susan Gammons, Junior Gates, Dianne Gaulden, Mike Gaultney, Connie Gill, Mark Glass, Gerald Glidewell, David Godfrey, Jimmy Goebel, Mike Goodwin, Tommy Gore, Andrea Gore, Donna Grant, Tommy Green, Cathy Gresham, Bill Griffith, Kathy Griglione, Lisa Griswold, Anne Guillot, Patti Gunn, Myrna Hahn, Doug Hale, Terry Finger Painting can be fun! 204 Hall, Susan Hallmon, Jane Hallmark, Patricia Hamilton, Nancy Haney, Charlene Harden, Shelia Harlan, Bill Harmon, Rita Hartley, Sandra Hartley, Sherry Hartley, Steve Hay, Robert Hayden, Gus Hays, Patty Heine, Don Heine, John Heine, Mary Heinrich, Lise The New Year brought strict hall monitors to Big Orange Country. Helms, Debbie Heyer, Kathy Henshaw, Juddy Hibbler, Susan Hicks, Lynda Hoelgen, Gail Hoffman, Karen Hollis, Carolyn Houston, Bill Howe, Ross Howell, Marianne Hughes, Robert Humphrey, Lynn Hunt, Ken Hutchison, Wanda Hutto, Polly 205 Eliiine needs a larger desk. Jennings, Royce Johnson, Stewart Johnston, Terry Jones, Karen Jones, Lorna Hyatt, Donna Hyche, Mary Kay Imler, Steve Ivins, Jim Jackson, Jay Jackson, Larry Jennings, Joyce , •■ J ' '  ij M4-%is ' •%£ ' ; ' ' • -v ■ ' ' ■■,■■■: Jones, Mark Jones, Nancy Jones, Pam Keith, Brian Kelley, Cynthia Kerr, Jane Kidwell, Kathy King, Jerry King, Jenny King, John Lampton, Glen Lane, Terry Lanford, Dianne 206 u LanitT, Pete Lauderdale, Butch Lawhon, Elaine Lawrence, Diane Lawrence, Bill Lawson, Emilil Layfield, Theresa Junior Class Sponsors: Mr. Hartman and Mrs. Cooper Lee, Barry Lee, Tracie LePard, Anita Linsley, Peter Lauvin, Charles Lovell, Nancy Lowry, Ted Liles, Becky Lyda, Steve Lynch, Franci Lytle, Janelle Mancin, Beth Manisralco, Paul Maple, Ross Marcus. Susan Martin, Becky Martin, Hank Martin, Ricky 207 Matlock, Bob Mauldin, Fitz Mauter, Fred Maxwell, Holly Meshad, Bobbie Michie, Jo Karen Mikos, Diane Miller, Beverly Miller, Chris Mills, Myra Helen Moore, David Morin, Jay Morris, Dale Morrow, Scott Morton, Ray Murphree, Pat We ' re off to see the wizard Murphy. Mike Myers, Reanell McAnally, Carolyn McBride, Mike McCaleb, Joanne McClure, Kim McCrackin, Lynn McCullough, Mary McCurdy, Ric McDonald, Janice McDonald, Ramona McEwen, John 208 McGowan, Jennifer McLemore. Bobby McLeod, Geoff McMahon. Ann McPherson, Trish Nelson, Donna Newton, Barbara Nichols, Debbie Nicbolson, George Neilson, Chris Nix, Becky Nolin, Calvin Northrip, Ricky Notheis, Joe Nunnally, Janice Openshaw, Andy I ' m ready for class, as you can plainly see. Owens, Sharon Owens, Susan Ozier, Linda Pappas, Dean Parker, Ronnie Peacock, Martin Pettigrew, Laura Perry, Chris Pickett, Ed Pierson, Marcie Plaxco, Jack Plunkett, Iris 209 Pollard, Bob Poole, Linda Powell, Barbara Prescott, Danny Price, Nevely Puckett, Larry Ralph, Alan Rasberry, Edna Rasco, Mike Ray, Jimmy Razek, Joanna Requette, Jeff Rew, Charleen Rew, Eddie Richardson, Tim Robbins, Vicki Robertson, Dale Robertson, Janice Robertson, Nancy Robinson, Carol Robinson, Forrest Robinson, Marsha Roosevelt, Verdery Rorie, Mike Rosso, Steve Rush, Ronda Santa Cruz, Bailey Saturday, Lyn J r Sargent, Robert Schieblauer, Jan Schoppert, Bill Schmidtke, Larry Scott, Judy Scroggins, Allen Two drops of the 210 Sears, Virginia Seier, Carol Selby, Elaine Sharp, Patty Shell, Tom Sheppard, Jayne Sims, Beverly Sims, Debra Smart, Susan Smith, Clyde Smith, Frank Smith, Jay Smith, Larry Smith, Larry Smith, Lynda Smith, Shelby Snyder, Jill Spain, Ken essence of terror Spence, Diane Spencer, Patty Spiker, Linda Steiner, Diane Stephens, Helen Sterne, Ellin Stevens, Jan Stewart, Maetha Stewart, Roy Stroud, Pam Strozier, Elaine Strickland, Becky Strickland, Dianne Stuart, Debbie Swanson, Nils Tanquary, Kathy 211 Tarpley, Bart Taylor, Debby Thacker, J. R. Thomas, Ann Thomas, John Thomas, Karen Thomas, Randy Thompson, Steve Tobin, Alandra Towns, Chris True, Mellanie Truss, Tommy Tucker, Johnny Turner, Richard Turrentine, Toni Tyler, Shirley Underwood, Wayne Valentine, Walter Vandergriff, Alise Vaughan, Scherry Vaughan, Tommy Vestner, Pat Vines, Frank Volk, Sharon Wadley, Edd Walker, Susan Wallace, Marie Warren, Ricky Watkins, Jane Watters, Carol Watts, Brenda Weger, Micki Wheat, Bruce Wheeler, Paul White, Kathy 212 Whitman, Wayne Whitworth, Ronnie Wicks, Sandi Wiley, Susan Willard, Don Williamson, Cathy Willis, Dana Wildsmith, Cliff Wright, Barbara Wright, Debra Yarbrough, Rachel York, Sandy Young, Paula Elmore, Julian Porter, Mary Ellen Standing, L.-R.: K. Powers, C. Truss, D. Rhodes, R. Dice, G. Bishop, T. Imler, J. Morin, J. Plaxco, H. Anton. Seated, L.R.: B. Newton, C. Baggett, N. Lovell, A. Evers, C. Sellers, S. Crawford, S. Spratlin, B. Buffington, J. Barnes. Spring tapping brought eighteen new members in to the Honor Society. 213 Abercrombie, Nancy Acton, David Adair, Gregg Adams, Elaine Adams, Frank Agnesia, Barbara Albright, Melanie Alford. Brenda Allen, Barbara Allen, Marie Alsup, Donald Anderson, Shawney Andrews, Vernon Arnold, Hank Arnold, Lee Arnold, Melissa Apperson, Richard Ash, Tommy SOPHOMO 214 Bergenthal, Kathy Best, Florence Bible, Cindy Birdsell, Frank Bishop, Becky Bishop. Lyn Black, Art Black, Jack Black, Patricia Blair, Steve Blakeley. Don Blankenship, Richard Bond, Glenn Boren, Wayne Bowen, Vicki RE CLASS Brawner, Ken Broadhead, Diane Brooks, Anne Brooks, Susan Browder, Charles Brown, Rebecca Brown, Walter Brunson, Tim Bryan, Linda Buck, Tom Burford, Benjie Burke, Clarence Burkes, Linda Burton, Earlene Burton, Ginger Bush, Peter Bush, Susan Butler, Janice Byrd, Sandra Cain, Steve 215 Chandler, Diane Chapman, Beth Chapman, Rhonda Cherry, Mike Chilton, Melinda Clark, Jan Clayton, Lee Clements, Bruce Cloyd, Mike Coats, Becky Calhoun, Ricky Calk, Pam Cargo, Bob Carroll, Greg Carson, Candy Carter, Otto Carter, Pat Carter, Patricia Casey, Tom Cashion, Debbie Chambers, Carol Chancy, Rachel Cole, Linda Cormack, Elizabeth Corretti, Rhonda Counts, Randy Crandall, Laura Crider, Steve Crim, Mike Crisson, Emily Steve Blair received the sophomore book award. II 1 i ' ,U Crosby, Ricky Crouch, Mandy Crowe, Benny Crowe, Kenny Crumpton, Dave Cummings, Wes 216 Cunningham, Janet Curleo. Nancy Darnall, Don Davis, Cherjl Davis, Deborah Davis, Heather Davis, Janet Davis, Mark Dennison, Debbie Dion, Mary Ann Dixon, Doug Dowdy, Karen Downing, Le Moyen Downs, Alan Ferguson, Debby Ferguson, Judy Fernwood, Eric Fiorella, Samelia Fiorella, Pokey Fisher, Eddie Fondren, John Foster, Roger Fowler, Alys Friddle, David Frith, Linda Fuller, Rusty Drenning, Ron Durant, Dick Ector, Sharon Eddings, Nancy Ellingwood, Ruth [ JTi 217 Fullington, Steve Fulton, Peggi Gammill, Diana Gardner, Debbie Cause, Charles Cerrity, Keith Cewin, Britt Cibbs, Martha Cillespie, Mary Goggans, Randy Green, Richard Griffin, Steve Hager, Ginger Hale, Jennie Hamlin, Susan Golden, Becky Grace, Jack Gray, Jennie Grills, Vicki Griswold, Tommy Hanks, Marlene Harden, Mike Harmon, Bill Harris, Alison Harris, Darlene Harris, Sue Hart, Diane Hart, Gary Hastings, Billy Hays, Brenda Hays, Beth Helmbold, Dale Herron, George Hicks, Bobby 218 Hildreth, Joy Hill, Billy Hodges, Tommy Hodnett, Cindy Hoffine, Jimmy Hoffman, Jan Hofman, Hampton Holcombe, Barbara Hollis, Brenda Hollis, Glenda Hollaway. Marilyn Horton, Betty House, Pat Hudson, Lynda Huffman, Niniea Huffstutler, Debby Humphries, B. J. Hyde, Carol Ivins, Jeff Jackson, Greg Jackson, Paul Johnson, Eddie Jones, Debbie Jones, Karen Jones, Lee Jones, Russell Jordan, Jack Joseph, Sela Keister, James Keller, Larry Kemp, Andrea Kennedy, Bill Kessler, Ann Kessler, Susan I ' ve got peanut butter stuck in the roof of my mouth. Kimbrough, David Kincaid, Mike King, Kim Kirby, Bill Knigbt, Greg Knight, Richard Miller, Garry Mitchell, Margie Mitchell, Sharon Mitchell, Thorn Moats, Milton Mobley, Steve 220 221 Parker, David Parker, Susan Parsons, Lindsay Patten, Charles Paulson, Deborah Payne, Chris Peek, Gary Perkins, Pat Piazza, Esther Pierson, Sue Pinkham, Jerry Pitts, Vicky Place, John Plunkett, Hobert Ponder, Kay Portera, La Donna Powell, Debbie Powell, Jay Powers, Susan Pregge, Ginger Proctor, Donna Ramsden, Keith Rast, Mike Rast, Sue Ray, Luci Reitenour, Greg Reese, Steven Rew, Richard Richards, Cindy Richeson, Tommy Riddle, Gail Ringoir, Tina Robbins, Randy Roberts, Jack Robins, Bill Robinson, Robby Roche, Robby Ross, Marie Ross, Steve Rube, Brenda U ' ' -£lS ' - f 222 e . r ' ' « kA ■ Ruzicka, Gary Rylant, Carol Sain, Betsy Sample, Susan Samuel, Bill Sanders, Johnny Sander s, Virginia Schultz, Sharon Schultze, Cindy Segrest, Sheri Shepherd, Suzanne Sheppard, Bettye Sherrill, Pam Sides, Marilyn Sims, Jack Smith, Connie Smith, Esther Smith, Mari Jo Smith, Nancy L. Smith, Ree Smoot, Drennan Spader, Kathy Stange, Karen Steneck, Charles Stephens, Richard Stewart, Billy Stover, Pete Stowe, Gary Lee Stumpf, Andrew Sullivan, Pam Summer, Ellen Sykes, Sandy Tate, Rob Terry, Carla Thagard, Donna Thomas, Charles Thomas, Jan Thomas, John Thrasher, Bobby Tipton, Randy 223 Tomb, Mary Ann Troutman, Dewey Truss, Julie Truss, Ricky Tucker, Ted Twaddell, Kathy Tyler, Becky Underwood, Denny Urquhart, William Usher, Charles Vance, Bob Vaughn, Mike Vick, Mary Jane Villadsen, Martha Vitalis, Susan Walker, Lisa Ward, Terry Watson, Liz Wells, Jay Wheeler, Jeff White, Jim White, Kenny White, Larry Wbite, Lloyd Whiteside, John Whittington, Charlotte Wild, John Williams, Amy Williams, Ronnie 224 Williams, Sharon Williams, Wathan Williamson, Mickey Wilson, Carol Winford, Vickie Winstead, Sherry Wise, Kenny Wolbach, Steve Wood, Janet Wood, Bill Woodruff, Martha Wooldridge, Von Ity Wright, Kneeland Wright, Larry Wright, Mike Wysong, Barri York, Debbie LANGWEILEN — or — I haven ' t had as much fun since my rat died. Oh, pshaw! Albright, Betsy Allen, Julie . ' M- V Allen, Wayne Alvis, Jennie Anderson, Dee Dee Appling, Janet FRESHMAN I One more crack like that and Asbury, Carleen Ash, Ben Aust, Felicia Axtell, Donna Bagley, Vicki Bancroft, Joe Barber, Ricky Barco, Susan Barnacastle, John Barnum, John Barr, Dale Barrow, Pam Battle, Martha Beck, Bonnie Bellows, William Belshaw, Martha Bergenthal. Kurt Bigelow, Steve Black, Ginne Black, Jeff Blaylock, Kay Bobo, Jayne Bohannon, Joyce Bohanon, Judy Booth, Judy Boyd, George Brackin, Lynne Bracknell, Kay Bradley, Tim Bradshaw. Clabum Bramlett, Jeff Brasher, Edward Bratcher, Suzanne Brazeal, Frances Breland, Janet Brennan, Danny Brett, Diane Bridges, Marcie Broadhead, Sherry Brooks, Bob Brown, Bruce Brown, Genie Brown, Richard Brownlee, Arden Bryant, Stephen Buffington, Jim Burch, Don Burnett, Laurie Burns, Cassia 226 CLASS We ' ve got spirit! Caraway, Ronnie Carleton, Judy Carlson, Gary Carr, Larry Carson, Carol Kay Cartee, Mike Carty, Marilyn Cashion, Carl Cason, Hank Cassels, Bill Cathey, Dale Chaffee, Debbie Chancey, Martha Chandler, Daricen Chaney, Cherie Chapman, Neal Chappelle, Lillian Chramer, Scott Clutts, David Cobb, Howell Cochran, Mark Coia, Pat Cole, Louis Coleman, Polly Conrad, Pryor Cooper, David Cooper, Diane Cooper, Kenny Copeland, Jim Corretti, Phyl Coston, Ralls Cotten, Laurens Cottrell, Robin Crain, Marilyn Crawford, Gale Crisson, Vicki Crocker, Allen Crocker, Rickey Crooks, Tricia Crosby, Kathy Crow, John Crowder, Nettie Cunningham, Jim Curl, Mike Dangler, John D ' Armond, Walter Davidson, Jennifer Davies, Lynne Davis, Barbara Burns, Linda Byrd, Bubba Gaboon, Cathy Caldwell, Harry Campbell, Debbie Campbell, Kenneth Canada, Judy Canant, David Caradine, Tom 227 Davis, Donna Davis, Susan Davis, Taffy Well, what DO you want me to do? Evans, Susan Faulk, Marilyn Ferguson, Kay Fernambucq, Ben Fisher, Bradley Fletcher, Ralph Forman, Pam Foshee, Barry Foster, Phil Fredrick, Rick Fullington, Kent Fulton, Joe Gaines, Sandra Gallagher, Debbie Galloway, Mike Gammons, Karen Gester, Kathy Gester, Tommy Gilbert, Mark Giles, Cheryl Gill, Diane GiUespie, Renee Goodson, Ladd Gordon, Gene Graham, Tommie Gray, Jeff Gresham, Gail Griffin, Susan Griggs, Debbie Grimes, Neal Grimmer. Park Hagard. Merete Hahn, Denise Hale, Susan Hall, Ann Driver, Janet Dunlap, Steve Dziak, Charlene Easterwood, Jane Edgeworth, Ray Ellingwood, Judy ii- .l ' 228 Hall, Emily Hall, James Hallmon, Jody Coach Willis wrestles with English. Heam, Mike Henry, Bill Henshaw, Joe Heyward, Ben Higginbotham, Susan Hinson, Sherry Hodges, Mike Hoffman, Doug Hoffman, Susan Hogstrom, Minda Hollis, Steve HoUoway, Barbara Holman, Toni Holsomback, Joe Hooks, Curti s Hooten, Dennis Hnppas, Eddie Hoppers, Lenora Home, Hayne Horton, Henry House, Cathy Houston, Martha Howard, Eddie Howell, Lindsey Huffstutler, Pam Hunter, John Hutto, Ann Inman, Buster Jackson. Susan James, Mike Jenkins. Mark Jobe, Wayne Johnson, Ben Johnson. Jimmy Johnson, Linda Johnson. Steve Jones, Frances Jones, Judy Jones, Marian Jones, Susan Kennard, Karen 229 Kent, Jimmy Khoury, Shireen Kidd, Scotty Kilgore, John Kinser, Miller Kirkland, Kirk Kirkpatrick, Steve ' i £ Kittinger, Ricky Knowles, Pat Ninth graders must study hard Konig, Brenda Koski, David Lair, Patti Lamb, Steve Lambert, Chris Lampton, Davio Lane, Karen La Suer, Jerry Lawrence, Pam Lawrence, Vicki Layton. Mike Leach, Linda Leader, Jack Lee, Cathy Lemmer, Robert Lewis, Billy Lewis, Earl Lewis, Judy Lewis, Linda Lewis, Marsha Liddle, Johnny Liles, Nancy Locklear, Susan Logan, Lawrence Long, Greg Lowe, Robert Lowry, Pam Lynch, Joe Malone, Pat Mangrum, Jeanne Mann, Lisa May, Martha Meade, Fontana Measel, John Meier, Mike Mikes, Corinne Miller, Anita Miller, Bill Miller, Chris Miller, Denise Miller, John Miller, Linda Milling, Keith Mills, Carlene Milton, Debbie Mitchell, Jo Lee Moore, Charles Moore, Melissa Moore, Nancy 230 Morton, Going to the language lab is always fun! McCoy, Brad McCullough, Marcia McCurdy, Claudia McEwen, Carol McGarity, Marshall McGimsey, Ricky McGinnis, Sheila McGraw, Wanda McGuire, Frank Mcintosh, Debbie McKenzie, Patricia McKinley, Mike McLay, Bonnie McLendon, Peggy McLeod, Joy Nash, Bobbie Nelson, Linda Newman, Wanda Nicholson, Bill Nolin, Cherie Northrip, Janet Olmstead, Debbie O ' Neil, Frank O ' Ouinn, Jeri Orr, John O ' Shields, Warren Ousley, Debbie Owen, Laura Packard, Glenn Palmer, Chris Parker, Jack Parker, Joan Patten, Tom Patton, Dave Patton, Debbie Patton, Peggy Paugh, Pam Payton, Glenn Peacock, Norman Pegues, Mary Frances Perry, Elizabeth Piazza, Dot Pinkham, Timmy Plan, Kathy Pollard, James Porter, Gene Poss, Nancy Pregge, Milyn Price, Jim Moultrie, Ferrell Mulroy, Richard Murphree, David Murray, Brian Myers, Nancy Myers, Steve McCormack, Morton McCormick, Michelle 231 Rabb, BiU Raines, Mary Rast, Ginny Ray, Robbie Ray, Stanley Redpath, Karen Reid, Joel Reynolds, Susan Rhodes, Roger Richardson, Debbie Richardson, Tricia Ridgeway, Judy Ridolphi, Laura Ringoir, Diana Roberson, Randy Robinson, Debra Robinson, Mary Anne Rogers, Steve Roosevelt, Oliver Roper, Randy Roth, Pam Roy, Deniece Roy, Don Rucker, Shirley Russell, Debbie rn , flil W- ' V ' You ' re in the army now. Russell, Fred Ryan, Darcey Sanderson, Ralph Sanford, Julie Sarrels, Ralph Saturday, Jim Saxon, Susan Schauss, Betty Schoel, Martha Schoppert, Debbie Schultz, Gretchen Scroggins, Joey Sears, Ben Seelbinder, Niki Seier, Linda Self, Rick Shackelford, Larry Shaw, Sterling Sheffield, Gary Sheffield, Greg Shiota, Cindy Sims, Tommy Sinclair, Diane Skelton, Susie Sleeman, Jimmy Sloan, Bill Smeraglia, Toni Smith, Cynthia Smith, Deborah Smith, Gary Smith, Glen Smith, Mike Smith, Mike L. Smith, Robert Smith, Vicki 232 Snow, Bill Speegle, Vanda Spence, Deborah Spencer, Eugene Spencer, Gene Spencer, Tricia Spidle, Bemie Spink, David Spry, Charisse Steele, Andy Stegall, Leigh Ann Steiner, Deborah Stephens, Pat Sterne, Pamela Stewart, Betty Stewart, Linda Stough, Wayne Straumfjord, Jon Strickland, Steve Strickland, Susan Suddeth, Tom Sullivan, Rosemary Sundstrom, Steve Susina, Jan Tanner, Tamp Tate, Terry Tatum, Bill Terry, Gene Thacker, Laura Thomas, Nancy Thompson, Alice Thome, Kathy Tilden, Jeff Tilson, David Tremain, Bob yk ' v wj S l , T 1 H H jj v ' x K J Vitalis, Greg Volk, Debi WaddeU, Pat Wadley, Steve Waldrop, Patti Walker, Ginger Walker, Kyle Wall, Butch Wallis, Randy Warnick, Eddie Watson, Norma Weaver, Debra Please check your number and dial again. 233 Weeks, Marvin Weger, Brenda Wells, Mike Wessinger, Roy Wheeler, Steve Whippo, Kathy Whitcomb, Richard Whiteside, Dee Dee Whitfield, Tricia Wicks, Car] Waey, Betsy Wiley, John Williams, Hadyn Williams, Johnny Williams, Julie Williams, Tommy Willard, Libby Wilson, Sharron Wood, Greg Woodard, Debbie Wooddy, Jo Anne Woods, Johnny Woody, Kay Wright, Dickey Wyatt, Randy Yeilding, Kay Yessick, Alison Yessick, Sandra It took me five years to eat enough popsicles to make this project. Ninth graders showed their school spirit by signing many petitions. 234 Coach Church is eager to help students by answering any questions. EIGHTH GRADE Barnacastle, Jim Barnes, Charlie Barrow, Cindy Bates, Doug Baucom, Mickey Baumgartner, Clyde Baugh, Dotty Adams, Qifton Adams, Jerry Adams, Randy Adamson, Janice Allen, Becky Allen, Cathy Allen, Larry Ambrose, Tommy Anderson, Amy Anderson, Jack Anderson, Larry Anton, Angela Arnold, Diann Arnold, Lynda Beard, Gary Bearden, Christina Bearden, Linda Bedenbaugh, Ann Beveridge, Gil BiOmeier, Joe Bishop, Jill Black, Mike Black, Susan Blaising, Rickie Bland, Gwynn Blankenship, Joe Blue, Lauchlin Bolden, Stan Brown, Susan Brown, Virginia Brunson, Gayle Brush, Susan Buchannan, Charles Buck, Thula Burdette, Jim fS IkMm Burgess, Paul Burke, Homer Bush, Jim Bush, Tommy Butler, Karen Butts, Barry Butzloff, Scott Caffey, BiU Caillouet, Linda Cain, Libby Camp, David Campbell, Breck Campbell, Carolyn Canant, Diane Cannon, Ronnie Cantley, David Carlisle, Ben Carothers, Doug Carr, Charles Carter, Mark Carter, Martha Carter, Tommy Castleberry, Karen Chambliss, Randy Change a hundred? Chandler, Jerry Chapman. Dorman Choron, Joyce Clark, Debbie Clark, Laurie Coates, Andrew Coblentz, Catherine Collins. Kay Collins, Mary Jane Collingsworth, Mark Cook, Ellen Cooper, Randy Copeland, Gene Corbin, James Corley, Paul Cottingham, Sharon Cowser, Tom Crabtree, James 1 Craig, Becky Craig, Chuck Crandall, Melanie Cranford, Pam Crank. Kim Crim, Terri Dill, Jim Dillard, Mike Dion, Lucien Dodge, Jane Doss, Tim Douglas, Richard Doumont. Pat Crocker, Callie Crocker. David Curlee, Randy Daniels, Ann Darnall, Laurel Dart, Roger Davis, Chuck Davis, Debra Davis, Denise Deadman, David Dennison, Nancy Denton, Betsy DeShazo, Susan Dickinson, Anita Downey, Jon Doyle, Shannon Doyle, Susan Dunbar, Jenny Lynn Duncan, Donna Dunnaway, Lydia Durant, Kathy Durham, Laura Earnest, J. G. Eddings, Carol Edwards, Bill Edwards, Glenna Edwards, Leigh Edwards, Lynn Eldredge, Kay Ellis, Karen Ellison, India Erwin, Barry Essig, Mike Etheridge, Mark Faulkner, Mary Faust, Kay Fenn, William Ferguson, Susan Finley, Sherry Fisher, Jimmy Fleming, Diane Flowers, Robert ?1 Fondren, Kenneth Ford, Terry Foster, Jimmy Frederickson, Bob Free, Dwayne Freeman, Fred Freeman, Linda Fulton, Joey Gallagher, Katie Galdis, Julie Gammons, Jerry Gaston, Lee Gault, Jan Gibbons, Phillip Gibbs, Jan Gibson, Travis Gilbert, Carey Gillespie, John GUmore, Dickie Gilmore, Mike Glidewell, Becky 237 Goad, Thomas Gober, Donna Goebel, Stan Goebel, Steve Goldner, Richard Goodwin, Steve Gordon, Gayl Gorman, Brenda Now you tell me — flour, not salt. Griffin, Cindy Griffin, James Griffin, Mark Gryder, Sara Jo Gualtney, David Guillot, Bobby Guimond, Roger Guyton. Dianne Gwin, David Haberstroh, Bill Hacker, Sue Anne Hagard, Toril Harris, Buddy Harris, Lailah Harris, Marilyn Harris, Faye Harrison, Mary Margaret Hartley, Debbie Harwell, David Harwell, Donald Hasting, Linda Head, Susie Henderson, Leigh Henderson, Robin Henley, Rhonda Hentz, Bob Herron, Margaret Heyer, Laura Hicks, Paul Hill, Dajleen Hill, Biffy Hiramoto, Harlan Hodnett, Pat HoUis, Pat Holloway, Rob Holman, Lynn Holtzclaw, Bill Home, Pamela Horton, Ken Hosey, Gena Hosmer, Billy House. Becky Howell, Amy Howell, Connie Howell, Missy Hudspeth, Chuck Hughen, Anthony Hughes, Sherryl Humphrey, Ricky Hutchinson, Judy Hutchison, Constance Hutchison. Donna Hutto, Bubba Hyatt, David Jack, Mary Jackson, Peggy Jackson, Lynne Jackson, Mark Jerkins, Frances Jeter, Jim Jett, Bill Jobe, Kay Johnson, Bonnie Johnson, Dennis Johnston, Elizabeth Jones, Alan Jones, Barbara Jones, Claudia If y ?A .t-!€ 9 Jones, Debbie Jones, Mike Jones, Rick Joseph, Tama Joyner, Jerry Keim, Margaret Keim, Marilyn Keith, Pam Kelly, Jim Kennedy, Larry Kennedy, Patsy Kessler, Charles Keydoszius, Ronald Kimble. Beverly King, Kevin Kirby, Donna Klamer, Randy Kolen, Mark The music goes round and round and comes out here! .-J ■ ■■ -I Krayenbull, Howard Kreider, Matt Kulakowski, Patty Kurzeske. Eric Kuzmicki, Webb Lair, Jolin Lang, Ralph Lange, David Langston, Brian Lanier, David Lauderdale, Kathy Lawler, Carol .. dik m ( h . 239 Lawrence, Marcia Lawrence, Pam Lawson, Melissa Layton, Lee Leader, Mark Lee, Patti Lee, Paul Leverett, Mike Lewis, Caralee Lewis, Mike Lincoln, Ben Little, Fred Little, Kathi Lochamy, Sam Lovell, Deni Lovell, Dcnald p rs Ti aJI 1 Ift A ♦ 240 Do I blow now? Lower), Randy Lyemance, Meredith Machen, Jan Magbee, Paul Magnuson, Bobby Magnuson, Russel Malone, Peggy Marlar, Donna Martin, David Mason. Bill Mauldin, Christy Mav, Richard Mayer, Charles Mayfield, Paula McAnally, David McBride, Wayne McCain, Donna McCavitt, Shaughn McCay, Brenda McClanahan, David McConnon, Patricia McCulIars, David McDaniels, John McDonald, Russell McElwee, Susan McGraine, Sharon Mclntyrc, Tom McKeand, Mark McKenzie, Cooper McKenzie, Elaine McLean, Ann McLean, Phillip McLemore, Deri McLemore, Mike McLeod, Beth McLeod, Peggy McLeod, Tommy McMahon, Jane McNair, Jennifer McNeely, Lynda McRae, Kim Miller, Kyle Claustrophobia- Miller, Linda Miller, Mina Mills, Billy Joe Michell, David Mitchell, Don Mitchell, Jeff Mitchell, Johnny Mitchell, Sheila Mitchem, Diane Moore, Danny Moore, Jane Moore, Steve Morris, Joe Morton, Gail Munsell, Bill Musnshower, Barry Myers, George Myers, Holly Myrick, Ben Nelson, Bruce Nelson, Carol Newell, Paul Newman, Cindy Nichols, Carol Nix, David Notheis, Judith Oliver, Gail Olvey, Don Orders, Leigh Owens, Vicki Packard, Alison Pantazis, Dennis Parker, Judith Patrick, Dotty Peterson, Mark Pettigrew, Bob Phelps, Tommy Phillips, Cyndy Phillips, Debbie Piazza, Johnny Is a teacher really g oing to eat it? wFm BL r Tp A ll ' pr arf Er m ' 4 .fc J Quick, Sheila hamseur, Jan Randall, Randy 241 Why don ' t they make round rulers? Robertson, Mike Robertson. Ph Robinson, Mel Ann Rockwell, Heather Rodgers, Gary Rasberry, Bill Rast, Marian Rayfield, Mike Reamer, John Reid, Mary Rew, Jimmy Rice, Jo Ann Richardson, Ricky Richardson, Kim Ricks, Steve Rube, Nancy Russell, Danese Russell, Susan Samuel, Patrice Sarrels, Scott Sartain, Alfred Sawyer, Freddy Schaefer, Gretchen Schilling, Dennis Schopp, Johnny Scofield, Amy Scott, Becky Scott, Betsy Scott, Tim Segrest, Chuck Seier, Terry Shaw, Paula Sheffield, Steve ' ' 2142 I Sheppard, John Sheppard, Judy Sheppard, Ralph Sherrill, Betty Slierrod, Linda Shiota, Merrilynne Sides, Elizabeth Sims, Christie Sims, Karen Sinclair, Tom Sirles, Neda Sisson, Bill Skelton, Randy Skelton, Ray Skiffington, Patrice Sleeman, Ted Smalley, Lee Smith, Dick Smith, Kristy Smith, Teresa Smith, Trudy Snow, Chip Spader, Joan Spain, Vivian Spier, Steve Spry, Marvin Steiner, Karen Steneck, Paul Stephens, Tim Stephenson, Tom Stevens, Dan Stewart, Lisa Stewart, Steve Stivers, Tom Stokes, Ray Stomps, Debbie Stowers, Jane Stratiff, David Strickland, Carol Strickland, Susan Stroud, Jaclynn Strozier, Bob Summer, Betty Sunday, Terry Sundstrom, Dawn Swiderski, Bob Tapscott, Cheryl] Tapscott, Cynthia Terry, Jim Terry, Linda Thomas, Debbie Thomas, Lynn Thomas, M. Lynn Thomas, Micheal Thomas, Robin Thompson, Gene Thrasher, John Tidd, Mike Till, Sandra Tilson, Linda Tisdale, Bruce Towns, Tim Tracy, Jimmy Traylor, Patricia Trickey, Kathy True, Stephanie Tucker, Deborah Tucker, Leigh Ubben, Becky Upchurch, Jill Urquhart, Jan Vaughn, Jill Villadseil, Glenn Volker, John Wade, Lisa Walcott, Gary Walker, David Walker, Dirk Walker, Marcia Ward, Janet Warmack, Susan Warr, Bill Wash, Brad Watkins, David Watson, Dianne Watson, Mary Ann Watson, Phillip Watson, Ricky Watts, Sharon Weaver, Pamela Weaver, Rip Wegener, Karen Wells, Kerry Whalen, 5everly Whitcomb, Paul White, Greg White, Nancy Whiteside, Donna Wiley, David Wiley, Diane Someday I ' ll be just like Mrs. Adams. Wilhite, Freddy Willard, Cindy Williams, Patricia Williamson, Rebecca Wilson, Charlotte Wilson, Robbie Wingate, John Wood, Michael Woods, Mark Woodward, Joanne Wooldridge, Dickie Wright, Bill Wriglit, Sam Wright, Walter Wuska, Tim Yarbrough, Sara Young, Jeannette Zeller, Barbara Buzz off, kid! 244 In Memoriam . . . Bibb Derward Jones 245 AD VER TISEMENTS Call us for your class YOUR DEALER FOR trips to New York, Nassau and Mexico. Mohawk Callaway Magee Barwick Bigelow Philadelphia Armstrong Columbus Mills ROBERTSON Ketile Coronet Luran Alexandra Smith TRAVEL POST 2412 Canterbury Road PROSCH CARPET 879-0461 FLOORING CO. Mountain Brook, Alabama 2024 Green Springs Highway 35223 Phone 322-4475 S. J. (SID) SNYDER Compliments of State Group Manager DR. J. CALVIN McCULLOH FOUNDERS LIFE ASSURANCE CO. DR. PHIL D. TIMBERLAKE Suite 203, 14255 2ls+ St. 252-8386 246 WILSON DOOR AND WINDOW SUPPLY 247 GOING ON VACATION? Leave Me at THE DOG RANCH 822-1402 JOBE ROSE Jewelers since 1902 1915 Third Ave. Birmingham 2830 Culver Rd. Mountain Brook jjMUSiCAl lNSTRliMEMfs — .... — . ? — i.. ...,.., k..t.m M , . r i f l ■I ' wti. W i a MMM ■■■ • Authorized Dealer for: • Conn • Bach • Selmar • Le Blan( • Olds • Holton • Artley • Bundy • Ludwig • Zildjian and Others. Gibson and Ampeg Expert Repairs • Drunns • ... («cEsso«iEs) I 324-9121 j Tesjom CiHiJl! A LABAMA MU IC CEHTER W. T. GRANT CO. 234 Green Springs Highway -Wf BUY USED INSTRUMCNTS- 40C N. 20th -GEO. PREWEH- Owner Compliments of VESTAVIA SHOE HOSPITAL Vestavia Shopping Center 668 A Mont. Hwy. Phone 871-1093 Compliments of MAYFIELD MANUFACTURING COMPANY 248 TOPS fOR CNURTAINING . . . PLtASlS tVBRYONt! Children and Grown-ups alike go for GRAPICO! Compliments of SHADES MOUNTAIN CLINIC ®I| OlambriJig MmB i ljnp MEN ' S and BOY ' S APPAREL Ves+avia Shopping City 636 Montgomery Highway 871-0539 i5 Flavor with a smile . . . _ j V Mode from fteof| ran9es r. Real health and energy for the whole family . . . The FLAVOR THAT SUITS EVERYBODY! NELSON SUPPLY CO., INC. 2213 6th Ave. South 322-1628 Auto Glass, Store Fronts Mirrors, Plate Glass 249 Good Luck from BIRMINGHAM BOLT COMPANY 250 LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Shades Valley District — WILLIAM O. PORTER, Mgr. Birmingham, Alabama 35209 822-1820 DIXIE NORGE VILLAGE 1656 Montgomery Highway Complete Washing and Drying Center Coin-Operated Dry Cleaning New 14, 16, 18, 20. Lb. Dry Cleaning Machine For Greater Efficiency ATTENDANT AIR-CONDITIONED 251 f SALES fei RENTALS i- 1251-5972 ' Burch slant- 2032 4th AVE., N., DOWNTOWN On Our Table You ' ll Find YELLOW LABEL LUTHER COGGIN OLDSMOBILE WE ' LL STAND ON OUR HEADS TO PLEASE 252 VESTAVIA FLOWERS Every order a specialty item MARGARET C. TERRY 822-2040 CARL GROVER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY MALCO Leather Cleaner Distributors All Other Types of Service Station Supplies 592-3066 BIRMINGHAM LEONARD STERNE BRICK CO. Brick of all Kinds 3250 Fayette Ave. 786-5207 Congratulations From MR. AND MRS. KARL B. FRIEDMAN PLACEMENT SERVICE. INC. 621 City Federal Building 324-7606 253 HARRIS BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN 2417 Canterbury Road Mtn. Brook 879-5821 Open Sundays until three This is GOLD SEAL Country The in Dogs (Cats and People, too) Around here root for Berry Bucs and Gold Seal Pet Foods PAULAS I Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 68 Prescriptions Carefully Compounded The Oldest Independent Retail Drug Store In Birmingham • Established 1871 CHARLES K. GAMMILL DRUG CO.. INC. Phone: 251-6680 CHARLES L. GAMMILL President 2330 Second Avenue, North Birmingham, Alabama 35203 254 In Memory of: COL. W. A. BERRY E. J. BERRY Suite 701 — Bank for Savings BIdg. 1919 Morris Avenue Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Compliments of RAYMOND L. STOKES Agency Manager METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 2142 Highland Avenue, South Birmingham, Alabama 35205 251-5151 ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE 1218 South 20th Street 322-5390 WAITE ' S FINE FOODS 2101 7th Avenue, South 251-9223 Complete Automotive Service Body and Paint Mechanical JIM JIM ' S MOTOR CO. 1724— 27th Court South Homewood — Phone 871-4636 Specializing In Air Conditioning Sales and Service 255 Compliments of VESTAVIA MERCHANTS ' ASSOCIATION A A Ash, Inc. Alley ' s Drug Stores, Inc. Bell Bros. Shoes Birmingham Federal Savings Loan Assn. Birmingham Trust National Bank The Blouse House Britling Cafeterias The Byrd Companies, Inc. The Cambridge Shop Cunningham ' s Appliance, TV Stereo Daniels Opticians Fashion Post Frederick ' s Coiffures Furman Fant Beauty Salons, Inc. Hill ' s Grocery Company Jack ' s Hamburgers Joe Nichols Studio Johnson ' s Vestavia Jewelers Kessler ' s Knit N Purl Lochamy ' s Bar-B-Q Maternity Fashion Bazaar 256 Everything a Berry Student Needs He Can Find In Vestavia Shopping City ' ' Merle Norman Cosmetics Parisian Perfection Cleaners P S Apothecary Sears, Roebuck Company The Shoe Corral Snow ' s Card Sift Shop State Farm Insurance Company Southern Bell Telephone Vestavia Bake Shop Vestavia Barber Shop Vestavia Coiffeurs by Dav id Vestavia Drug Company Vestavia Hardware Vestavia Lawn Supply Vestavia TV and Stereo Service Walls Vestavia Shoe Hospital Watkins One-Hour Cleaners Western Super Market Willoughby Interiors Woolworth ' s Yeilding ' s 257 A FRIEND Btrmtnghatn s Most Disttncttve and Picturesque Furniture Store 1319 BESSEMER HIGHWAY I MILE WEST 5 PTS. WEST TOWN COUNTRY BANKS. ELLEH. RAMSAY Consultant Engineers BUTLER ' S FLOWERS 1700 Oxmoor Road 871-4645 BURGER CHEF DRIVE-IN 1541 Montgomery Highway 258 You should bi or heating on §y air com ly once -ail litioning id for keeps L Carrier that is why Carrier has ahrays insisted on quality as the one most important feature of its products 259 JOE KINCAID VESTAVIA T. V. AND STEREO CO. 1020 Montgomery Highway Birmingham 16, Ala. Phone 822-5521 CLINKSCALE ' S BARBER SHOP Rocky Ridge Shopping Center HOMEWOOD RECORD BAR Come See, Come Brouse! 2801 South 18th St. 879-9485 For Dining Delighf Eat Out Tonight at KING ' S INN RESTAURANT BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE RICHARD A. TILDEN, C.I.U. Life Division 707 Bank for Savings Building Birmingham, Alabama 35203 LIFE8.CASUALTY 323-8312 Res. 822-3494 Compliments of ARNOLD PEEK MOTOR CO. World ' s Largest Selection of Nearly-New Used Cars Compacts to Cadillacs Corner 3rd and 23rd South 252-3101 You Can Believe 260 ALABAMA COMPLETE FOODS, INC. 1600-16 First Avenue, South 251-8181 (24 Hour Order Service) Bound for Berry Quality Food for a Quality Lunch Room A Good Deal Depends on Where You Buy ' 261 COBBS, ALLEN, HALL MORTGAGE CO., INC. ALMAR— DOLPHIN RAINWEAR CORP. and SOUTHERN UMBRELLA COMPANY MILES MOTOR MARKET Shop the rest We top the best! 701 3rd Ave. W. 785-5961 PATRON Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Smi+h 262 Sf ' i tc ! . Barben AT THE STORE mitii AT YOUR DOOR QUALITY DAIRY PRODUaS 263 Congratulations to the ' 68 Seniors SHADES MOUNTAIN PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Vestavia Coiffeurs by David 617 Montgomery Highway Across Highway From Western Super Market Phone 879-7454 WILKINS GULF SERVICE 1487 Montgomery Highway EYE GLASSES INC. 264 FRITZ HORST FLORIST 78 MOBILE HOMES INC. Five Birmingham Locations Good Luck to Seniors of ' 68! ROY L. JONES. INC. 214 South 1 0th Street 328-5866 215 Green Springs Highway We Sell U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Only We Give S H Green Stamps Home Owned and Home Operated Our Congratulations to the Class of ' 68! . . and best wishes for you success in college or career We appreciate your visiting our Campus Corner in the past . . . and hope that, in the future, you ' ll visit us frequently to see ivhat ' s afoot that ' s new and exciting! BOTJTIQUf OOXERV 265 SIKES SHOES Homewood We specialize in fitting children from babies through teenagers. Buster Brown Shoes for Children. Pedwin and Dexter Shoes for Boys. Vinen and Lady Dexter Shoes for Girls. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 68 SCOTT ' S APOTHECARY Prescriptions Featured 1007 20th Street South 322-6627 322-5681 Where Pharmacy Is a Profession ROY A. BROWN WALLACE HARRY WELLS ARUAmenTl i II motor hotel V of Birmingham The Parliament House is Birnningham ' s convention and resort center . . . within walking distance of all downtown. Dine and dance in our Baron of Beef Restaurant. Enjoy a refreshing dip in our large pool located on the mezzanine. Enjoy the convenience of our sidewalk cafe, sundry and gift shoppe . . . every- thing to make you comfortable. THE PARLIAMENT HOUSE . . . designed for the house of lords . . prices for the house of commons! MAYTAG SALES AND SERVICE CO. East Lake — Downtown 836-5243 324-1592 SAVAGE ' S BAKERY AND EPICURE SHOP EVERYTHING DELICIOUS 2916 S. 18th Street • Birmingham, Alabama. Phone 871-4901 266 ZAC SMITH STATIONERY B. R. JOHNSTON HOMEWOOD GULF 1 8th Street — 28 Avenue Homewood FRED C. HAHN HARRY H. HAHN, JR. N. R. HEMPSTEAD HAHN ROOFING SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS, INC. Since 1912 449 Eighth Avenue, South Green Springs Highway Phone 324-6652 Mailing Address: P: O: Box 3314-A, Birmingham 5, Ala. NUNCIE ' S MUSIC CO. Birmingham ' s ' First Chair ' Music Store 1921 5th Avenue North 252-4498 LeBlanc — Back — Selmer — Reynolds — Boosey and Hawlces — Besson — Hoiton — Armstrong Musical Instruments Gretsch — Fender — Goya Greco— Hagstrom Guitars and Amplifiers Slingerland — Ludwig — Gretsch — Rogers Drums Instrument Accessories and Repairs Violin Repairs and Bows Rehaired SHADES MOUNTAIN ANIMAL CLINIC 267 Complimen+s of GREEN VALLEY HOMES U.S. Plywood Corporation ).001 No. 20th St. Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Phone 324-4673 HOME-OWNED AND HOME-OPERATED WESTERN U SUPER MARKETS WHERE EVERY CUSTOMER IS IMPORTANT S H I Green S+amps I GREEN STAMPS Greater Birmingham ' s Finest Independent Super Markets Vestavia Shopping Center 871-2791 A Friend, WILLIAM L CAMPBELL, D.M.D. WOOD- FRUITTICHER GROCERY Congratulations to Berry ' s ' 68 Seniors 268 CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Stewart Welch, Agent 269 OPTICIAN ff • ARTIFICIAL EYES . OCULISTS ' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED FOR GLASSES AND CONTACT LENSES • LENSES DUPLICATED Southside Downtown Fairfield 323-1605 324-3301 786-0354 924 S. I8fh St. Lobby— Frank Nelson Bl. 415 45+h St. Electrical Contractor Wiring and Fixtures RASBERRY ELECTRIC COMPANY 7708 Georgia Road 592-0329 To See and Drive the New 1968 Chevrolets Come to WOOD CHEVROLET 228 South 19th Street 322-3681 SHIELD ' S FINER CLEANING Homewood 270 A Lifetime Preparation TODAY Preparing for the future is an experience in everyone ' s life. Prepare yourself today at Berry High School so that you will be ready for the many challenges that lie ahead. When designing a building and in its construction, we at Robins look ahead of tomorrow. Our goal is a structure that will meet the needs of the future. Finish your education. Do this, and you will be ready for the rapid progress of our civilization. And remember — your manner of work today, prepares you for the future. INCORPORATED P. O. Box 5905—1909 Courtney Drive Birmingham, Alabama 35209 Phone 871-9681 271 STEGALL COMPANY, INC Specialists in Mechanical Construction AIR CONDITIONING • HEATING • PLUMBING SHEET METAL • PIPING 2824 Fifth Avenue, South Birmingham, Alabama 272 VESTAVIA HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH We congratulate the class of 1968 and pray for your continuing success. We are proud of these seniors who are members of our church: PATTI WALKER GAY STEVENS SUSAN FRAME GAY VINYARD SUE SULLIVAN PAT ROBERTS WAYNE EIDSON STEVE HALLMAN ROGER RAINEY RICKY CROCKER WADE HAMBY MIKE KNOWLES MARJORIE RAY 871-4661 CAREER PERSONNEL SERVICE 214 Title Building Birmingham, Alabama BOBBY JONES TEXACO Highv ay 3 1 and Columbiana Road 822-2381 CAROLE HAGAN FLOWERS TOMMY CHARLES IMPORTED CARS 273 mWYfAlHtl The Young Fashionable ' s Favorite Store 2910-14 South 18th St.— Homewo od Foi HOMEWOOD CYCLE HOBBY Over 75 Bilces on Display Repairs on All Makes Science Equipment Hobbies, Toys 879-3986 MICHAEL ' S ENTERPRISES 1906 — 9th Avenue South Birnningham 5, Alabanna MICHAEL ' S RESTAURANTS— HOLIDAY INN • Jasper, Alabama • Bessemer, Alabama • Huntsville, Alabama • St. Petersburg, Florida HOLIDAY OFFICE CENTER Huntsville, Alabama ( 1 CUfV (Bode ENGINEERING SALES CO. P.O. Box 1251 Highway 3 I , South Birmingham, Alabama 3520! Your safety is our business Tire tone Downtown 252-0304 FLOYD SHARPE, Mgr. CRAWFORD INC. 2700 4th Avenue, S. • Birmingham, Alabama 35233 Phone 323-5266 274 Carl H. Raines Charles H. Raines RAINES LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of SANFORD ROOF TRUSSES INDUSTRIAL PRE-CUT LUMBER PALLETS BOXES SKIDS CRATES REELS WHOLESALE LUMBER Telephone 786-3471 P. 0. Drawer 3988, Fairview Station Plant Address No. 2— 17th Street West BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35208 275 2822 South 18+h St. Homewood 879-3142 Nothing says it like jewelry CEDAR LIFE AGENCY. INC. Homewood Congratulations Graduates! DRUG STORE NO. 5 Vestavia Shopping Center Mall (Next to Britling Cafeteria) ' Lowest Prices on the Mountain ' Charge Accounts Invited Prompt Free Delivery Service Most Modern Drug Store in Vestavia 871-3586 ACK RADIO SUPPLY. CO. 3101 Fourth Ave., So. 322-0588 276 WATKINS CLEANERS Young in spirit, in fun! in ideas, in action! THE REPRINT CO. 2025 ls+ Ave. No. See Tommy McMichen LUTHER COGGIN OLDSMOBILE VESTAVIA COIN LAUNDRY 672 Montgomery Highway Around the Corner From Hill ' s OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.-6 P.M.— SATURDAYS ' TIL 5:30 BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN THE STATE Two Miles South of Vestavia Shopping Center on the Montgomery Highway at the Intersection of Green Springs Road. GREENBRIER 277 BIRMINGHAM ICEE CORP. 1 1 844 Bessemer Road Birmingham, Alabama Phone— 781-3606 MIRACLE CLEANERS HENSLEY SEPTIC TANK SERVICE. INC. 1137 Alford Ave. Birmingham, Alabama 822-0936 THE BIRMINGHAM TRACTOR CO., INC 441— 8th Avenue, South 322-8506 ARCHIE W. SULLIVAN, President 278 VALENTINE REALTY CO Sales — Insurance — Loans Walter Volentine, Jr. 719 Broadway Homewood, Alabama 35209 Office 879-8591 Residence 822-5433 279 jGonn set from A FRIEND We congratulate you and wish you every success . Fill the pages of your future with life ' s good things. We have appreciated your patronage through the years taOu i iad6 280 Fashions for the young . . . 2828 Culver Road Mountain Brook Vestavia Mall 879-1347 Loafers, Clods, Double Straps and Buckle Shoes For the high school set, too! WALL ' S HOMEWOOD SHOE HOSPITAL Men ' s and Young Men ' s Shoes at Discount Prices Shoes Dyed Any Color 2856— 18th Street. So. 871-6714 BOMAR PRINTING CO., INC. 917 — 2nd Avenue, No. Phone 252-2127 Quality Printing — Fast Service Congratulations to the ' 68 SENIORS! LONNIE RUSSELL FORD. INC. 1401— 3rd Ave. West Birmingham, Alabama Best of luck to the Seniors of ' 68! nn INVESTORS FIDELITY LIFE INSURANCE CO. 3107 Montgomery Highway Birmingham, Alabama .cjo M Vestavia Shopping Center % 879-7944 281 Vestavia and Bluff Park Stores AUTOMOTIVE FRICTION MATERIALS CO., INC. SPECIALISTS IN Automobile and Indusfrlal Brakes and Clutches 1800 5th Avenue South— Phone: FA 3-3273 Birnnlngham, Alabanna Home Owned •k REBUILD CLUTCH ASSEMBLIES • CLUTCH DISCS • TURN DRUMS • TURN FLYWHEEL BRAKE SHOES -k BRAKE LININGS • BRAKE BLOCKS •k INDUSTRIAL LINING RAYBESTOS, JOHN MANVILLE AND IMCO PRODUCTS FA 3-3273 - UNIVAC® Division of Sperry Rand Corp. The First Computer 3105 Montgonnery Highway Birmingham Alabama before selecHng any school training on IBM EQUIPMENT Chetk these facts: WILL YOU... D-.-LEARN ON REAL COMPUTERS? n...LEARN FOUR COMPUTER LANGUAGES? D-.-GET A JOB AFTER GRADUATION? Our students learn at least four computer languages and three major systems— using actual computers right in the classrooms. ' Check these other benefits. Day, evening and Saturday classes. Placement service while attending and after graduation. Accredited by State and Federal agencies. Educational loan service. For free IBM Aptitude test call: INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF ALABAMA 592-6326 4500 5 AVE., SOUTH BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA %| A LtAK SEIGAL COMPANY I I I I I I I I I I I I 282 FROSTY TREAT CHICKEN BUCKET 8«-o874 283 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 68 284 THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1920 City Federal Building Birmingham, Alabama 35203 JACK L. McKEWEN, C.L.U. OFFICE TELEPHONE: 251-3258— RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 871-0238 FALLS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY INC. Brown-Marx Building 324-4431 Birmingham, Alabama Visit Our CAMARO CORNER Large Selection on Display Camaro Chevrolet Chevelle Corvair Chevy II Corvette WILLIAM HUMPHRIES CONSTRUCTION CO. Builder in Monte-D ' Oro and Tal-Heim 401 South 20th Street DIAL-A-SECRETARY 402 Stalling BIdg.— 322-3489 • Complete Secretarial Service for men on the go • Duplicating service • Multilith, Mimeograph and photocopy • Personalized letters • Computerized typing • 24 hour, 7 days per week Dial-in dictation service. • Proposals • Dissertations, Theses, Legal, Medical Engineering. COMPLIMENTS FROM ONE OF THE VESTAVIA DEPARTMENT STORES 285 J. H. JUDD CO.. INC. RIDOUT ' S VALLEY CHAPEL 1800 Oxmoor Road Telephone 879-3401 Funeral Directors ED HEWLETT, Manager VICTORY FREIGHT LINES— Serving Alabama TRUCK TROUBLES? Repairs, tax, insurance, buy- ing, selling — they ' re no trouble to us! Truck rental and leasing is our business. What ' s yours? You can make more money out of it by letting us handle your trucking problems. 251-9211 Saunders TRUCK RENTAL SrSTeU 3001 5th Avenue South AMCM0M 1236 BANK FOR SAVINGS BLDG. BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA 3S203 C. W. WORLEY PHONE BUS. 251-5121 RES. 822.1221 286 FRITO-LAY, INC. SOUTHEASTERN DIVISION n ' .V ' ' Lay ' s Potato Chips, Fritos Cornchips, Cheetos, Peanuts, Peanut Butter Sandwiches. 287 WHAT ' S NEXT? Congratulations on your graduation. You might find a job with a future waiting for you at Southern Bell. Why not give us a call? SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE TELEGRAPH CO. 288 BILL STRANGE DODGE SEGREST TELEVISION RENTALS HOMEWOOD BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY 2831 South 19th Street Phone 871-0341 PARKER SUPPLY CO. INC. 99 3rd Ave. North 324-7611 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUILDING MATERIALS ALCOA ALUM. PRODUCTS 1. Siding 2. Gutters 3. Shutters 4. Soffits 5. Color — Rib Panels FLINTKOTE PRODUCTS 1. Gypsum Materials 2. Ceiling Tile 3. Insulation Boards 4. Roofing Materials 5. Insulating Siding RUBEROID ASPHALT ROOFING Cedar Roofing Black Decker Power Tools Ready Hung Door Units Eagle Prefinished Paneling Fiberglass Insulation Homosote Building Boards Fir and Pine Plywood Olympic Cedar Shakes Redwood, Fir, Cedar and Pine Lumber ( ¥iM©D©) 289 Compliments of WYATT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 3128 Lorna Road 822-4074 LESTER WYATT, President LEWIS LIDE, Sales Manager Home Phone 491-2522 Builders of Quality Homes Developers of: CANTERBURY ESTATES Hueytown GREENVIEW ESTATES Hoover DOLLY RIDGE ESTATES TWIN BRANCH ESTATES 290 A FRIEND _ Wilmer S. Poynor, Jr.. C.LU. Wilmer S. Poynor, III, C.LU. Frank B. Poynor OODWYEJkit moaefti- uaio L O 284 1 Culver Rood. Mountain Brook 879-56 I 1 ( 500DYEAR SERVICE STORE 637 Montgomery Highway SCOTT ELECTROVOICE MIRACORD GARRARD KLH ROBERTS SHURE PICKERING Stereo Records • Stereo Tape 291 p I Concrete De Carlo , , Block Co. Built to Architects Specifications Wholesale and Retail Statewide Delivery 2900 Ave. B. Ensley 788-5611 292 Zaste tkc difference Quality makes P.O. Box 9127 BIRMINGHAM 13. ALABAMA 592-6394 ROLL TIDE! Dial 324-9941 for Expert Service Your Quality MG-Austin Healey Dealer Graffeo Imported Cars 1809 3rd Ave., South 251-6218 Congratulations to the Class of ' 68 THE BLACK DECKER MANUFACTURING CO. Sales and Service 1717 3rd Ave. So. FOX PLUMBING HEATING CO. We specialize in Repairs Phone— 871-5513 RAYMOND FOX— Owner Compliments of T. M. BURGIN DEMOLITION CO. 293 BIRMINGHAM APOTHECARY Medical Arts Building 294 JAMES L FORMAN. C.LU. GO 2201 Arlington Avenue Estate Planning Specialists 251-4261 BIG BLUE! Best Wishes to the Class of ' 68 MONTREAT APARTMENT PARK Vestavia ' s Finest — Luxurious Living Located on Montgomery Highway Behind Greenbrier CALHOUN ' S SHOES BROWDY ' S FINE FOODS Grocery, Delicatessen, and Restaurant 879-8585 2816 So. 18th Street Homewood Caterers for all occasions, carry-outs for all we serve 295 SHADES MOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH on top of the mountain at the traffic light Green Springs Highway and Vestaview Lane Telephone 822-1670 DR. CARL J. GIERS. Pastor HAROLD NEWBERRY Minister of Music MISS KATHERINE McDADE Director of Church Activities A HEARTY WELCOME TO BOTH STUDENTS AND FACULTY Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Morning Worship 1 0:45 a.m. Training Union 6:15 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY PROGRAM: Fannily Night Supper (75c) 6:00 p.m. Sunbeams, GA ' s, RA ' s YWA ' s 6:30 p.m. Sunday School planning meetings 6:30 p.m. The Church at Prayer 7:30 p.m. GRADED CHOIR PROGRAM: Men ' s Chorus Sunday 5:00 p.m. Church Choir Wednesday 8:20 p.m. 4-year olds Tuesday 1 0:00 a.m. 5-year olds Tuesday 3:30 p.m. I st grade Tuesday 2:30 p.m. 2-3rd grades Tuesday 3:30 p.m. 4-5-6th grades Tuesday 3:30 p.m. 7-8th grades Monday 3:00 p.m. 9-IO-ll-l2th grades Sunday 5:00 p.m. BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU! . . SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU! 296 ED ELLIS REALTY CO. To Buy or Sell Over the Mountain Property — Call Your Neighbors ED ELLIS REALTY CO. 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TWO DEPARTMENTS JUST FOR YOU: for h( and for him , « both 2416 Canterbury Rd. 298 F.C.A. — Fellowship of Christian Athletes A.F.S. — American Field Service F.T.A. — Future Teachers of America F.N. A. — Future Nurses of America F.H.A. — Future Homemakers of America F.S.A. — Future Scientists of America I.C.C. — Interclub Council G.A.C.— Girl ' s Athletic Club D.E.C.A. — Distributive Education Clubs of America ADAMS, DAVID: Art Club. F.C.A., Foot- ball ADAMS, JIM: D.E. Club ADAMS, JOHN ALVIS, ASHLEY: Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Track Team, Crow ' s Nest, F.S.A. (Pres.). Caravel Staff, I.C.C. ANDERSON. JOHN: Art Club, Mechani- cal Drawing Club ANDREWS, DIANE: Youth for Christ Club APPERSON, SUE: Hope Club, Hall Mon- itor, Transfer from West End: Girl ' s Sports Club, Music Club, Y Teens ARGO, TOM ARMOUR, BEVERLY: F.T.A., Spanish Club, Drama Club, Office Assistant ARNOLD, LARRY: Forensic Club, D.E. Club, Photography Club ARNWINE, NEAL: Varsity Football, F.C.A., Varsity Track Team, Spanish Club ASH, LOUIS ASHBURNER, JIM: Forensic Club. Span- ish Club AYERS, LEE: Math Club, Music Club, F.S.A., All County Band BAGLEY. TOM: F.S.A., Forensic Club BAILEY, SHERRILL: Drama Club, F.H.A., A.F.S., Music Club, Student Council, Motorboat Club BAILEY, TEDDY BAKER, BILL: Varsity Track, B Team Track, D.E.C.A. Club, Gymnastic Team BANKS, ELLEN: Outstanding Junior Girl, Math Club (Pres.), French Na- tional Honor Society (V. Pres.), Secre- tary Alabama Jr. Academy of Science, F.S.A. (Sec), Concert Choir (Hist.), Caravel Business Manager, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, F.N.A., I.C.C, Choir and Ensemble, National Honor Society BARNES, JANET: 1968 Caravel Editor, Latin Club, Junior Civitan, F.T.A. (Treas.), F.T.A. (Chap.), Beauty Walk, F.N.A., Citizenship Conference, Young Senior Directory American, Senior Who ' s Who — Most Likely to Succeed, Motorboat Club, National Honor Society BARR, TOMMY: F.S.A., Math Club. Me- chanical Drawing Club BASSETT, BECKY: Music Club, Drama Club, F.T.A., Art Club, Beauty Walk BEAN, BRENDA: Latin Club, G.A.C., F.H.A., Beauty Walk. Bank Teller, Red Cross Club BEARD. JOHN: Latin Club. Hope Club, Forensic Club, Latin Club I Hist.), Latin Club ( Sgt-at-arms) BELLOWS, BOBBY: Spanish Club, F.S.A., Motorboat Club BELLSNYDER, CHRISTINE: F.H.A., F.S.A., Senior Planning Council, French Club BELSHAW, DICK: Forensic Club, De- bate Team, Drama Club, Mechanical Drawing Club BENNETT, JOY: F.T.A., Drama Club, Art Club. Library Club BENSON, BARBARA BIRCHFIELD, GARY: D.E. Club (Treas.), Band, Dance Band, Football BISHOP, GARY: Sewanee Club Award for Excellence, Math Club, Spanish Club, F.S.A. (Chap, and 1st Veep), Student Council Treasurer, Mechanical Drawing Club, Concert Choir and En- semble, Lab Assistant, National Honor Society. BISHOP, LARRY: Forensic Club, F.S.A. BOHANON, JENNY: Beauty Walk, Art Club, Latin Club, Bank Teller, F.H.A., Forensic Club, Red Cross, G.A.C. BOLEN, RALPH: French Club, F.S.A., Forensic Club, Debate Team, Tennis Team BOWERS, MILLIE: Art Club, F.H.A., Beauty Walk BOX, BETSY: Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, F.S.A., F.T.A., F.N.A., Hope Club (Pres.), Interclub Council, March- ing Band, Concert Band, French Club BRACEY, BILL: Forensic Club, Spanish Club, F.S.A. BRADY, FREDDY: French Club, A.F.S. BRANDING, BUSTER: B Team Footb all BRAWNER. DAVID BRINER, KEN: F.S.A., Latin Club, Motorboat Club BROADHEAD, ALLEN BRUNSON, PAM: Drama Club, F.H.A. (Hist.), Bank Teller, Beauty Walk, Vol- leyball Team BUETTNER, NANCY: French Club, Fo- rensic Club, Drama Club, F.H.A., Cara- vel Staff BUFFINGTON, BECKY: Latin Club, F.S.A., A.F.S., Beauty Walk, Caravel Staff, Motorboat Club. Senior Honor Societv BULLOCK. TONI: French Club. Drama Club. Beauty Walk BURKS, LARRY: Key Club, Letterman ' s Club. F.C.A., Varsity Football, Base- ball, Motorboat Club BURNETT, TOM: Forensic Club, Art Club, Varsity Track BURNS, BELINDA: Art Club (Sec), F.N. A. (Veep), Junior Civitan Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Caravel Staff, Crow ' s Nest. Business Manager, Beauty Walk, Senior Who ' s Who — Most Dependable BURTON, PAM BUSH, TOM: Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, E.G. A., Spanish Club, Let- termen ' s Club BUTLER. HARRIETT: A.F.S., Beauty Walk, F.H.A., Volleyball Team, Junior Civitan Club, French Club, Art Club BYRD, GINGER: French Club, A.F.S., F.T.A., Senior Plannina Council, Beauty Walk BYRD. JERRY: Forensic Club, Art Club, German Club (Hist.) CAFFEY, GUY: Forensic Club CALDWELL, MARILYN: French Club, Library Club, Drama Club CALLIS, JIMMY: B Team Football, Var- sity Football, Spanish Club, F.C.A., Library Club CANTLEY, DON CARPENTER, CLARK: Latin Club, Fo- rensic Club, F.C.A., B Team Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Senior Who ' s Who —Wittiest CATLIN, DEBBY: F.H.A., A.F.S. CHALKER, ANN: F.H.A., Bank Teller, Volleyball Team CHAMBERLIN, DAN: Mechanical Draw- ing Club CHANEY, RALEIGH: D.E.C.A. Club CHAPPELLE, ALLAN: B Team Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Stu- dent Council President and Treasurer, Key Club Secretary, Forensic Club V. Pres., Sr. Honor Society, French Honor Society, Most Outstanding Junior Boy, Mr. Berry, Motorboat Club CHASE, TERRY: Student Council, B Team Basketball, Varsity Basketball, F.C.A. , Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Motorboat Club 299 CHERRY. GALE: French Club. F.T.A.. F.H.A., A.F.S., Beauty Walk CHILDERS, JOSEPH: Latin Club, F.S.A.. F.C.A., Varsity Football. Varsity Base- ball CHRISTIE, AL: Spanish Club. F.C.A.. F.S.A. CHURCH, CINDY: Beauty Walk CLAY, NEIL: Forensic Club. Wrestling. F.S.A. CLEAGE, WAYNE CLEMENT, MIKE: Forensic Club, F.S.A. CLUTTS, PEGGY: Student Council, Bank Teller, Latin Club. Drama Club Secre- tary, Music Club, Jr. Civitan Club, De- bate Team, Concert Choir, G.A.C. COBLENTZ, CRAIG: Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling. Varsity Track. B Team Basketball, Latin Club, Art Club, Key Club. Student Council, E.G. A., Mechanical Drawing Club. Lettermen ' s Club V. Pres. COLEMAN, HARRY: Cross Country Track Team CONE, MARY: Senior Honor Society, French Honor Society, French Club. Beauty Walk COOK, CHARLES COOKE, MIKE: F.C.A., Key Club, Latin Club, F.S.A., Varsity Football, Letter- men ' s Club, Varsity Wrestling, Motor- boat Club COUCH. MARY: French Honor Society, Math Club, F.T.A., F.H.A., French Club, Student Council, Veteran ' s Day Queen, Beauty Walk COUNTS, CINDY: F.H.A., Spanish Club COWAN, ALAN: Lettermen ' s Club, Var- sity Football and Basketball Manager, Forensic Club, Debate Team, Pres. Berry Forensic League, E.G. A. Co-Cap- tain, Key Club, Lt. Gov. Ala. District Key Clubs Div. II-B, Sports Editor Crow ' s Nest, Motorboat Club COWSER, TERRY COX, DOUG: Concert Choir, Band, B Team Football, Varsity Football. Var- sity Baseball, Key Club Treas., Letter- men ' s Club, Student Council Parlia- mentarian, F.C.A., Motorboat Club, Senior Who ' s Who — Best All Around CRANE, CAROL: French Club Chaplain, F.T.A., Drama Club, F.H.A. CRANFORD, CHARLES: Latin Club, Mechanical Drawing Club Pres., Motor- boat Club, A.F.S., I.C.C. CRANFORD, WALTER: German Club Sgt. at Arms, Lab Assistant, D.E.C.A. CRAWFORD, PATTI: Red Cross, Li- brary Club CRAWFORD, SHERRIE: F.H.A., Office Ass ' t., French Club, Pep Club, Sr. Honor Society CREEL. BOBBY: Spanish Club Sec- Treas.. F.C.A., Motorboat Club. Var- sity Football, Pres. Jr. Civitan Club, Gov. of Jr. Civitan International. Let- termen ' s Club CROCKER. RICKY CROSBY, ROBERT: Library Club, Var- sity Track Team CRUZE. CATHY: F.H.A.. F.T.A., Beauty Walk. Spanish Club CUMMINGS, DANNY: Mechanical Draw- ing Club, D.E.C.A. CUPPETT. CHUCK: German Club. D.E.C.A., Art Club CUPPETT, JULIE: Art Club, F.H.A., Beauty Walk DAVID.SON. MIKE: Mechanical Draw- ing Club, D.E.C.A. DAY, JOE: D.E.C.A., Lab Assistant DEA.SON, MARGARET: D.E.C.A., French Club. Pep Club. F.H.A. DEEGAN, BILLY: German Club Pres., Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, F.C.A., I.C.C. DeSHAZO, DICK: Art Club, F.C.A., Var- sity Track, Student Council, Senior Who ' s Who — Best Dressed DEXTER, DAVIS: Art Club, Mechanical Drawing Club, Drama Club Treas. DICE, RIG: Caravel Staff, Crow ' s Nest, F.S.A., Spanish Club, Sr. Honor Society DICKERSON. ANLIE: Math Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, F.N.A. DICKEY, CHUCK: Art Club. German Club DILMORE, GARY: D.E.C.A., Varsity Wrestling DOBSON, JOHN: Jr. Civitan Club, Art Club DONNELLY, JACK DORSEY, CAROLE: French Club, Drama Club, F.N.A. Treas., A.F.S., Bank Tell- er, F.S.A.. Lab Ass ' t, Motorboat Club DOSS, DEBBY: Library Club Hist., French Club DRENNEN, DAVID: National Honor So- ciety, Math Club V. Pres., Concert and Marching Bands. A.F.S., Lab As- sistant DRYSDALE, DOUG DUELL, DEBBIE: F.H.A., French Club, Music Club. Pep Club DUPUY, MICHELLE: French Club. Var- sity Cheerleader, Student Council, Fo- rensic Club Treas., Junior Class Treas., Senior Class Who ' s Who — Most Viva- cious DUVAL, CARLOS: Art Club, Forensic Club, Varsity Football, V. Pres. Senior Class, A.F.S., Latin Club, Motorboat Club, ' WTio ' s Who— Biggest Flirt EASTER, GWEN: Spanish Club, F.T.A., Pep Club EDGE, ELLEN EDWARDS. MARY: French Club, Drama Club. Beauty Walk ETHERIDGE, DAVID: German Club EUBANKS, PEGGY: Art Club, Bank Teller, Beauty Walk. A.F.S. EVANS, DALE: Art Club Hist., Volley- ball Team EVERS, ANN: F.N.A. Sgt. at arms. F.T.A., A.F.S.. Spanish Club, Sr. Honor Society FENN. DANNY: Basketball, Track, D.E. Club FILES, JIMMY: Forensic Club, Thespian. F.S.A., Track FLITNER, DAVE: Football, F.C.A., Stu- dent Council, Basketball, Sr. Planning Council, Motorboat Club FOSTER, JUDY: French Club, Jr. Civitan Club, F.H.A., Latin Club, A.F.S. FOSTER, TERESA: French Club. Foren- sic Club, F.T.A., Beauty Walk FRAME, SUSAN: A.F.S., French Club FREEMAN, BOB: D.E.C.A. GAMBRELL, PHIL: Football, Basketball GAMMON, KATHY: F.N.A. GENNETT, JUDY: German Club, F.T.A., French Club, National Merit Scholar- ship Semi-finaljst GESTER, STEPHEN: J.E.T.S. GILES, MIKE: Mechanical Drawing Club, Latin Club GILMORE, CLYDE GODINEZ, LUCAS: Drama Club, Foren- sic Club, National Thespian Society GOODWIN, CAROLE GOODWIN. ERIC: Spanish Club GREEN, BEN GREENE, MICKEY GRIFFIN, DEBBY GROGAN: JEFF: German Club, Forensic League, Debate Team, Civitan Contest Winner HABSHEY, DONNA: Art Club. F.H.A.. F.N.A. HAGER. JIMMY: Art Club, Varsity Base- ball HALLMAN, STEVE: Art Club, Spanish Club, B Team Football HAMBY, WADE: F.S.A., Golf Team. Latin Club, F.C.A., B Team Football HAND, JIM: Tennis Team, F.S.A., F.C.A. HANEY, IAN HANNA, KATHY: Drama Club, F.S.A., Hope Club Sec. -Treas., Sr. Math Club. Pep Club HARPER. DAVID: German Club, Band, Choir, D.E.C.A, Club, Music Club 300 HARRIS. BARBARA: French Club. Dra- ma Club, F.N. A., Forensic Club. Jr. Civitan V. Pres. HARRIS, ROY: F.C.S., Cross Country Track, Basketball, Baseball HARRISON, DEBBIE: B Team Cheer- leader, Latin Club. Sec. and Hist, of Student Council, Art Club V. Pres., Dental Clinic Queen, Varsity Cheerlead- e r, Beauty Walk, First Alternate Big 7 Dental Clinic Queen HART, LEE: French Club, Art Club, Fo- rensic Club, Drama Club, Beauty Walk, Senior Who ' s Who — Biggest Flirt HARTLEY, SHARON: Library Club Sec, Pari., Pres., and Library Ass ' t of the Year. F.T.A.. Fifth District Library Club Sec. Jefferson Co. Library Club V. Pres. HARTSFIELD, TOMMY: D.E.C.A. HAWKINS, JOHN: Spanish Club Officer, B Team Football, Student Council, I.C.C, Motorboat Club, Baseball, Band, F.C.A. HAYNES, GLENN: Drama Club, Foren- sic Club HEARN, BEVERLY: F.H.A. HENDRICKS, DELL: F.S.A., Hope Club, Math Club HENLEY, MIKE HENRY, NEDRA: Art Club HENSHAW, GEORGETTE: Library Club, Pep Club, F.H.A. HENSLEY, JOHNNY: D.E.C.A. HEYER, DAVID: Drama Club, Forensic Club, Math Club HEYWARD, SUSAN: French Club, A.F.S., F.H.A. HICKS, CAROL: Art Club, F.H.A., Jr. Civitan, Sr. Planning Council, Motor- boat Club HICKS, JEAN: Spanish Club, Drama Club, Pep Club, F.H.A. HIGGINBOTHAM, STEVE: Varsity Football, E.G. A., Spanish Club, Letter- men ' s Club, Track, Motorboat Club HILL, NANCY: German Club, F.T.A. HILL, SHELIA HILLHOUSE, MARJO: Bank Teller, French Club, F.T.A. , Motorboat Club, Jr. Civitan Club, Lab Assistant HIRES, ROSE LEE: Transfer— Z Club HODGES, EDITH HODGES, LEE HOOKS, GLEN: Wrestling Team, B Team Football HOPPAS, SALLY: French Club, A.F.S. HOWELL, JOHN: Golf Team, Key Club, Lettermen ' s Club, Student Council, Sen- ior Who ' s Who — Most Courteous, Motorboat Club Club Pres.. B Team and Varsity Basket- ball. Sr. Honor Society V. Pres., F.C.A. HULSEY. TIM: Varsity Football, F.C.A.. Baseball. Lettermen ' s Club HULTGREN. SUSAN: Art Club, A.F.S.. Beauty Walk, Caravel Staff, F.H.A. HULTQUIST, PATTI: Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council, Pep Club, Forensic Club, F.T.A. HUTCHISON, CLYDE: Marching Band, Concert Band HUTCHINSON, RUFUS IMLER, THOMAS: French Club, Me- chanical Drawing Club Sec, Team Pho- tographer, Math Club, Boy ' s State, Sr. Honor Society ITURRALDE, JUAN: Exchange Student from Spain, A.F.S., French Club, Stu- dent Council, Motoboat Club JACKSON, JOAN: Spanish Club, A.F.S., F.H.A., Beauty Walk JACKSON, LARRY JACKSON, PATRICIA: Drama Club, F.N.A. JOHNSON, ANNE: Latin Club, Sopho- more Beauty, Art Club Chaplain, Soph- omore Homecoming Attendant, Student Council, F.N. A., Sr. Homecoming At- tendant, Sr. Who ' s Who — Best Looking JOHNSTON, MARK: Mechanical Draw- ing Club, French Club Pres., A.F.S., Jr. Civitan Club, I.C.C, Motorboat Club JOHNSTON, HOLLIS: Art Club, Drama Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Caravel Staff, Beauty Walk JONES, KATHY: Spanish Club, Beauty Walk, Jr. Civitan, A.F.S., F.H.A. JONES, WHITEY KAISER, VICKI: Drama Club, French Club, F.N.A. KENNEDY, SUSAN: Drama Club, Jr. Civitan, Beauty Walk, French Club, Bank Teller, F.H.A. KETCHUM, KIM: Key Club, F.C.A., Var- sity Football, Varsity Track, Student Council, Spanish Club, Lettermen ' s Club, Motorboat Club KEYDOSZIUS, DICK: Spanish Club, F.S.A. KING, JERRY KING, JUDY: F.T.A., Concert Choir, Spanish Club, Music Club KING, KATHY: F.T.A., Spanish Club, Library Club, Beauty Walk KNIGHT, HERB KNIGHT, JIMMY: Art Club KNOWLES, MIKE: Art Club KOSKI, LAURA: Drama Club, Jr. Civi- tan, French Club, A.F.S., Beauty Walk, School Spirit Contest, Bank Teller, F.H.A. HUDSON, HENRY: Latin Club, Key KUYKENDALL, BARRY LAMPTON. PAUL: Art Club. Track Team LANTRIP. RONNIE: Spanish Club, F.S.A. LARKIN. PAULA LAYMAN, HANK: Library Club, Spanish Club. Art Club, A.F.S., Stage Design LEACH. RICFCY: Varsity Baseball, F.C.A., Key Club. Motorboat Club, Sen- ior Who ' s Who — Best Looking LEADER, JOAN: Art Club, Jr. Achieve- ment LEE, GEORGE: Spanish Club, F.S.A. LEMMER. LINDA: Jr. Civitan Secretary, A.F.S., F.H.A., German Club, Art Club, Senior Planning Council LEVERETT, BILL: F.C.A., Latin Club, Varsity Wrestling LEWIS, GORDON: French Club, Foren- sic Club LINDLEY, MARIE: Pep Club, Forensic Club, French Club, Drama Club LINN, JOHN: Senior Band LOCH AMY, BOB: Varsity Football, Wrestling, F.C.A., D.E.C.A. Vice Presi- dent LONG, GERALD LONG, LAURIE: Choir, Forensic Club LONGWORTH, JOHN LOTT, RICHARD: National Honor So- ciety, Stage Band, Marching Band, Math Club, Concert Choir, Student Council, Concert Band, F.S.A. LOWRY, INDIA: Latin Club, Art Club, Student Council, Beauty Walk, Senior Who ' s Who— Most Intellectual, Nation- al Honor Society, Sophomore Book Award, Latin Award, Croiv ' s Nest Staff, Motorboat Club LYONS. SHARON: Spanish Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, Forensic Club, Jr. Civi- tan, Office Assistant, Bank Teller, F.T.A. MACHEN, LEE: Senior Band, F.S.A. MALLORY. LINDA: French Club, F.H.A., Bank Teller MARTIN, ELWIN: Varsity Baseball, B Team Football MARTIN, KATHY McCAY, SHERRIE: F.N.A., Drama Club McCOLLUM, FRANK: Art Club, Bank Board of Directors, A.F.S., Jr. Civitan, Lt. Governor District Jr. Civitan McDonald, becky McGHEE, SANDRA: Art Club McGRIFF, CURT: D.E.C.A. McGUIRE, STEVE: Forensic Club, Base- ball McM ASTERS, KAY: French Club, Bank Board of Directors, Drama Club, Beauty Walk, F.H.A. 30! McNAMEE. CAROLYN: F.H.A. McRAE, AMANDA: Forensic Club Presi- dent, French Club Treasurer. Math Club Chaplain. Drama Club, A.F.S., I.C.C., Chess Club, National Forensic League, Mu Alpha Theta, Debate Team MELTON. LESLIE: Art Club Treasurer, Pep Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Home- coming Attendant (11th). Homecoming Queen. Beauty Walk METROCK. JIM: Latin Club. Parliamen- tarian. Forensic Club. School. City, and State Ojjtomist Oratorical Contest Win- ner, Crow ' s Nesl Staff MEZZELL, MARSHALL: Spanish Club, F.C.A.. Varsity Football. F.S.A. MICHAEL. PAULINE: National Honor Society, Concert Choir. French Club. F.T.A. MILESKI. CATHY: Marching Band. Ger- man Club. Secretary MILLER, BARRY: Art Club, Mechanical Drawing Club Sgt.-at-Arms, Spanish Club, Forensic Club. Marching Band, Motorboat Club. F.S.A. MIXON. GAIL: F.H.A. 1st Vice Presi- dent MOODY, CAROL MOORE, SUSAN: German Club, F.H.A. MOORE, TOMMY: Mechanical Drawing Club. Spanish Club. Marching Band MORGAN, MARY MARGARET: French Club. Jr. Civitan, Drama Club. Forensic Club Parliamentarian, F.N. A. MYERS, PEGGY: Spanish Club, Lab As- sistant, Beauty Walk, F.H.A. NEEL, AL: Forensic Club, F.S.A. NORRIS. JIMMY: Mechanical Drawing Club NORTHCUTT. PHYLLIS: French Club. A.F.S., Art Club OERTEL, DAVID: French Club. A.F.S.. F.S.A. OLMSTEAD. CHRISTINE: Spanish Club. Beauty Walk, Forensic Club OLSON, ERIC: B Team Football, Crow ' s Nest Staff, Glee Club. Choir, F.N.A. PARACCA, BUDDY: Forensic Club, Chess Club. French Club PARAVICINI. CAROL: Beauty Walk, French Club, Transfer Class Treasurer, G.A.A., Jr. Class Council P- RKER. MARCIA: Beauty Walk. Span- ish Club. F.H.A. PATE, BILL PAUL, GLEN: Spanish Cluh, Baseball PAYTON. RICKY: Math Club. Spanish Club PEAKE, AMANDA: Art Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Pep Club, Beauty Walk PETERSON, KENT: Art Club, Latin Club PHELPS. BARBARA PLAN, ROY: F.S.A.. A.F.S. Treasurer, F.C.A., Student Council, Golf Team, Lettermen ' s Club. Senior Who ' s Who — Most School Spirit POOL, MARGARET: Concert Choir, Latin Club POSEY, JACKIE: F.H.A., Math Club POWELL, TERRY: F.H.A.. Spanish Club. Beauty Walk POWERS, KEN: Spanish Club, Honor Council, National Honor Society POYTHRESS, KARL PRENTICE, SUSAN: Spanish Club, D.E.C.A., Beauty Walk PROSCH, SANDRA: Spanish Club, F.H.A., Beauty Walk PROSSER, CATHY: F.H.A., Beauty Walk PRUITT. ROBERT: Marching Band, Concert Band, Latin Club Sgt.-at-Arms RAINES, CAROL: French Club, Jr. Civi- tan, A.F.S.. Bank Board of Directors, F.T.A. Vice President, I.C.C, Beauty Walk. F.N.A. President. Caravel Busi- ness Manager, Crow ' s Nest Staff. Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Who ' s Who — Best Dressed RAINEY, ROGER: Mechanical Drawing Club Treasurer, French Club, Motor- boat Club. F.T.A. RAY, KATHY: Spanish Club, Art Club, F.H.A., Jr. Civitan, Student Council, Miss Senior Class, Caravel Staff RAY, MARJORIE: I.C.C. Secretary. F.H.A. President. Bank Board of Di- rectors Treasurer and Chairman, A.F.S., Hope Club, Bank County Representa- tive REESE, DAVID: B Team Football. Var- sity Football. Motorboat Club. F.C.A., Lettermen ' s Club, Tennis Team, B Team Basketball. Spanish Club RELFE. MARGARET: Latin Club, Jr. Civitan, A.F.S., Bank Board of Direc- tors, Beauty Walk REW, REBECCA: F.H.A., French Club, G.A.C., Pep Club ,Beauty Walk REYNOLDS, JOYCE: Spanish Club, F.H.A., Beauty Walk RHODES, DREW: Spanish Club, Fo- rensic Club. Mechanical Drawing Club, Track Team, National Honor Society RICHARDSON. CINDY: Spanish Club, Library Club, Drama Club, F.H.A. ROBBINS, RONNIE: Mechanical Draw- ing Club ROBERTS, PAT: F.H.A., French Club, F.T.A. ROBINS, SALLIE: A.F.S., Student Coun- cil Chaplain, Jr. Civitan, Hope Club, F.T.A., Parliamentarian, Caravel Staff, Beauty Walk, French Club Vice Presi- dent, Senior Who ' s Who — Friendliest ROCHE, BOBBY: Student Council 1st Vice President, Bank Board of Direc- tors President. I.C.C. President, Key Club, Lettermen ' s Club, F.C.A., Wres- tling. Math Club, Spanish Club, Senior Who ' s Who — Most Dependable ROGERS, SHARON ROOSE, TED: Dance Band, Chess Club Vice President, Marching Band, Con- cert Band ROPER, MARY: F.H.A. Parliamentarian, French Club, Beauty Walk ROSDICK, LYNDA: German Club Offi- cer, Pep Club ROSS, ALAN: Music Club, Marching Band, Concert Band ROY. BILL: B Team and Varsity Foot- ball, Baseball (All County), F.C.A., Lettermen ' s Club, Motorboat Club RUSH, BEVERLY: Jr. Civitan, F.N.A., Art Club, A.F.S., French Club RUTLEDGE, LYNN: Art Club, F.H.A., Caravel Staff, French Club, Beauty Walk SANDERSON, DONNA: National Honor Society, French National Hono r Society Chaplain, Bank Board of Directors, French Club SAWYER, MASSIF: French Club, Art Club, Student Council, Beauty Walk SCHRADER, CONNIE SCHRADER, MARY SCIVLEY, DALE: Art Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, Jr. Civitan, A.F.S., Motorboat Club, F.S.A. SCOTT, VICKI: F.N.A., A.F.S., Beta Club Secretary, National Honor Society Historian SELF, YANCEY: French Club, F.H.A., G.A.C. SELLERS, CATHY: F.H.A. Reporter and Chaplain, Crow ' s Nesl Staff, Bank Board of Directors Treasurer, Beauty Walk, F.T.A.. Library Club, German Club, National Honor Society SHACKELFORD, JUDY: Spanish Club, F.H.A., Beauty Walk SHARMAN. MIKE: Varsity Tennis, B Team Football. Varsity Football, Motor- boat Club. E.G. A.. Lettermen ' s Club. F.S.A. SHIRLEY, DON: Art Club, Library Club SIDES, PAUL: Latin Club, Forensic Club, Math Club, I.C.C, National Hon- or Society President, Tennis Team, Sophomore Book Award, F.S.A., Senior Who ' s Who— Most Intellectual SIMS, PAT: F.T.A., Art Club, Jr. Civitan, Spanish Club Treasurer SIMS, SHERRY: F.T.A. President, A.F.S., I.C.C, Student Council, French Club, Senior Class Secretary, Senior Class 302 Who ' s Who— Most School Spirit. Homecoming Court SKAGGS, SUE: Spanish Club. A.F.S.. Drama Club SKIFFINGTON, TOM SLOAN. BARBARA: Art Club President and Chaplain. National Honor Society Secretary, French National Honor So- ciety Secretary, A.F.S., I.C.C.. Caravel Assistant Editor. Crow ' s A ' es Staff. French Club. Beauty Walk. Outstand- ing Alabama High School Girl . Out- standing Art Club Member of Alabama SMITH. DOUG: National Honor Society Chaplain. Crow ' s Nest Assistant Editor. Art Club Vice President. Most Out- standing Boy Art Club Member of Alabama SMITH, LAURA: Drama Club SMITH. MARTHA ANN: Drama Club, Hope Club Officer, Spanish Club SMITH. TERESA: Spanish Club. F.H.A., Drama Club, Concert Choir SNIDER, SHARON: Bank Board of Di- rectors, Spanish Club, F.T.A. District Secretary-Treasurer, Volleyball Team SPENCER, JAMES: Forensic Club, Span- ish Club SPENCER, BILL: German Club, National Honor Society SPRATLIN, SUSAN: Head Cheerleader, Latin Club, F.T.A. Secretary, Junior Class Vice President, Key Club Sweet- heart, D.A.R. Citizenship Girl, Bell- snyder Citizenship Award, Beauty Walk, Forensic Club. Student Council. I.C.C. Treasurer. Young American, National Honor Society, Miss Berry SPROUL, MARY: Transfer, Monogram Letter, Drill Team. Jr. Civitan, Sports Club, Pep Club. Sophomore Club, Jun- ior Club STEED. DOSS: B Team Football. Art Club STEGALL, BILL: Band, Basketball. Foot- ball, Track, Swimming, President Letter- men ' s Club. Student Council 2nd Vice President, F.S.A, Vice President, Key Club. F.C.A. Activity Award, Jr. Civi- tan Freedom Award, Senior Who ' s Who — Most Athletic STEINER, CHUCK: Football, Baseball, Wrestling. Senior Class President STEVENS, GAY: French Club, Band, Majorette STEWART, RUTH STRAWBRIDGE. SAMMY: B Team Foot- ball, Spanish Club, D.E.C.A., Office STRIPLING, MIKE: National Honor So- ciety, Latin Club, D.E.C.A. President Office Assistant STROUP, RAY: Art Club SULLIVAN, SUE: Spanish Club, F.S.A., Caravel Staff, F.N.A., F.H.A., Senior Planning Council, Beauty Walk. Music Club. A.F.S. Tate, RAY: Latin Club, Chess Club TAYLOR, BOBBY: Latin Club, F.S.A. TAYLOR, BRENDA: F.N.A., Drama Club, Latin Club, Office Assistant TEMPLETON, EDDIE: F.S.A., Art Club, Spanish Club TERRELL. AL: Varsity Football, Varsity Track, F.C.A., F.S.A., Lettermen ' s Club THOMPSON, GLENN: F.S.A. THORNTON. BETTY: F.H.A. 2nd Vice President, French Club, Art Club, Drama Club, Beauty Walk THRASHER, DON: Mechanical Drawing Club TILDEN, ALLEN: Latin Club, F.S.A., National Honor Society, Math Club, Harvard Book Award, Crow ' s Nest Editor, Mechanical Drawing Club, Sen- ior Who ' s Who— Most Likely to Suc- ceed TILSON, HUGH: Latin Club, F.S.A., Band, Mechanical Drawing Club TOMB, BILL: F.S.A., Sgt.-at-Arms, Math Club, Crow ' s Nest Business Manager TRAYLOR, CATHY TRICKEY, GARY: Drama Club Historian and Sgt-at-Arms. Spanish Club Sgt.-at- Arms TRUITT. JACK: Golf Team, F.C.A., Let- termen ' s Club TRUSS, BOBBY: Spanish Club. Marching Band TRUSS, CHRISTOPHER: Junior Class President. Latin Club Vice President, Student Council. National Honor So- ciety TUCKER, RICHARD: Basketball. Library Club TYLER, MURIEL: F.H.A., Art Club VAN VOORHIS. PAM: F.H.A.. French Club, Beauty Walk VAUGHN. JUDY: Latin Club, Drama Club, Forensic Club VINYARD, GAY: French Club, F.H.A. WALKER. BARBARA: Head Cheerlead- er, Art Club Secretary and President of Art Clubs of Alabama. A.F.S. President, Junior Class Secretary. Girls State, Outstanding Cheerleader , Student Council, I.C.C. Chaplain, Young Ameri- can, Senior Who ' s Who— Best All Around WALKER, PATTY: F.T.A.. F.H.A., French Club. Library Club, Hope Club WALTON. ROBIN: Caravel Staff, I.C.C, F.H.A., Jr. Civitan. French Club, Presi- dent French National Honor Society, National Honor Soci ety, Senior Who ' s T,o— Most Courteous, Beauty Walk, Lab Assistant WATERS. HARVEY: Forensic Club. F.S.A. WATERS. NEWMAN: Spanish Club. F.S.A. WATKINS, PAULA: F.H.A., Drama Club. Music Club, A.F.S., Beauty Walk, Caravel Assistant Editor, Art Club, Latin Club. Lab Assistant WATTS. CATHY: F.H.A.. Beauty Club, Spanish Club. Pep Club. Drama Club, Senior Who ' s Who— Wittiest WEEMS. RAY WELCH, DELIA: F.H.A., Pep Club, Bank Board of Directors WELLS, BARBARA: F.H.A., President, F.T.A., French Club, A.F.S., Majorette, Marching Band, Concert Band, I.C.C. WELLS, DEBBIE: Varsity Cheerleader, Latin Club. Student Council. Spanish Club, F.H.A.. F.T.A., Beauty Walk, National Honor Society WENTZ, SUSAN: French Club, Pep Club, F.H.A., Drama Club, F.N.A., Beauty Walk WESTBROOK, DEBBIE: Music Club President, Art Club. Concert Choir, Bank Teller, F.N.A.. German Club, I.C.C. WHALEN, SUSAN: Beauty Walk, Library Club Reporter. Art Club. Drama Club, French Club WHITE. BARBARA: F.N.A.. Beauty Walk. Spanish Club, Pep Club WHITESIDE. DAVID: Varsity Football, F.C.A. , German Club, Senior Planning Council WHITMAN, WAYNE WILDSMITH, ANITA: F.H.A. 1st Vice President. F.T.A. WILDSMITH, JOHN: French Club WILLBANKS. GLENDA: F.H.A. Chap- lain, Art Club, Bank Teller, F.N.A. WILLIAMS, DRENNEN: French Club, B Team Football, B Team Soccer, Glee Club, B Team Basketball WILLIAMS, HAROLD WILLIAMS, MIKE WILSON, LIZ: Caravel Staff, Student Council, Debate Team, Forensic Club, I.C.C. Drama Club President, Beauty Walk, Volleyball Team, National Fo- rensic League WOLBACH, JAN: Spanish Club, Library Club, Drama Club, Volleyball Team, Office Assistant, Beauty Walk, F.H.A. WOOD, ALAN: French Club, Math Club, F.S.A., Hope Club, Chess Club YOUNG, MARY ANN: F.N.A., HaU Monitor ZIMMERMAN, DANNY 303 214M( NORTH 18th STREET BIRMINGHAM. ALA. 352091