Berry High School - Caravel Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1986 volume:

J C yy . a • T OT t-c Jl I Ou.U lew of the I wort Our World of Experiences Our World of cademics Our World of Organizations 140 editor! Sharon lllurton iiiitant cJilorii Pam J4enJon, m Jieij 1 — - Spomorii Veckif Koherion, aria Si Hon Our World of Achievement Our World of Competition 168 Our World of Economics C oner pkoloi Cartk View laken from Apollo 17 compliments of rl S-y4 In our world of strug- gles against poverty, famine and catastrophe, we became increasingly aware of the efforts of people helping others in time of need. Efforts like LIVEAID and FARM- AID became more than entertainment on MTV. It was the collective ef- forts of the rich, the famous, the poor, the concerned growing together in the spirit of caring for others. While socializing with friends at Hoover Square or 2001, it is not easy to imagine a catastrophe like the Mexican earthquake or starvation in Africa. Many of us can ' t envi- sion such turmoil. Our view of the world is shaped by our own ex- periences — our laughter, our tears, our hopes, our dreams. As we attempt to make the world a better place, we strive to attain the universal al of all mankind --- World peace and happiness. ?««MU; sportsmanship As individuals, we each possess We contribute to our world - • tL . l - 5- .. ■fc ' ■ ' ■-■. m kl 11. J f m . mi f And only as each of us does his best n SMO can we together AFRICA SIZE: 1 1. 707, 000 square mMS POPULATION: 469,000,000 The second largest continent in area and the third largest in population, Africa consists of fifty-one countries. The largest country is Sudan and one of the most important cities is Cairo, Egypt. Gold and diamonds are the chief exports of Africa. : J%ir ' . ■♦ . 6 Caravel jm is proudly Co-Dedicated to . . . 4i J 1 w I Jo Ann Pritchett Lharlotte Ka ■ ' - ' W ei a A Tribute to Those Who Shape Our View of the World The 1 986 Caravel is proudly dedicated to two outstanding ladies whose contributions to maki Berry the best high school are greatly appreciated and often overlooked. To receive the dedicatior an honor, one taken seriously by Caravel members when voting. Even though Berry is great becai of many people, Mrs. Pritchett and Mrs. Ray have endeared themselves to the students and facul They are an integral part of the typical day at school and provide support for the strong acader program. Jo Ann Pritchett J| Our principal for 8 years, Mrs. Pritchett, was educated at Birmingham Southern and the University of Montevallo. She holds the AB, M.Ed., and AA degrees and has received many awards for her achievements including The Lawrence L. Malone Outstanding Principal Award, selec- tion as one of two principals in the country to serve on the National Commission on Professional Standards for the Principalship, and selection as the State Representative for the National Association of Secondary School Principals. From student to teacher to top administrator, Mrs. Pritchett is the epitome of pride — pride not only in our school but also in our community. Working with community leaders, parents, teachers, and students, she strives to promote a favorable environment for learning and academic excellence. Mrs. Pritchett supports Berry not only by promoting academe but also by being supportive of student activities. She shows her school spirit by often attending school events and wearing black, white, and orange in support of our Bucs. Her sense of humor and ready smile make her a positive in- fluence on all. When away from her office, Mrs. Pritchett enjoys traveling and spending time with her family — especially being Gran- ny to her grandchildren — Grant, Matt, and Alison. Charlotte Ray Y As Library Aide, Mrs. Ray goes beyond what one might expect. She is always ready to assist teachers and students and never seems to be harried by last minute requests for copies and materials. With a faculty and staff of more than 80 and a student body of about 1400, the demands of this job often become more than many could handle. Mrs. Ray ' s calm demeanor and never-ceasing desire to help others in- spires admiration and respect from all. Mrs. Ray has been at Berry for 17 years. In addition to commanding the copy machines. Mrs. Ray serves as an important liaison with the Instructional Materiels Center and the teacher. Making sure that equipment is readily available is also important. It is Mrs. Ray who often sees that the instructional program runs smoothly. In her spare time, Mrs. Ray enjoys traveling — she never misses the February NASCAR races at Daytona. Another of Nanas favorite pastimes is spending time with grandchildren: Daniel, Sam, and Rachael. We ' re just here for decoration. ' me to the quiet and peaceful lUnds, Parents are invited to the general assembly. 22 College Night Octo ber 29, students got the chance to learn about the dif- ferent choices that are of fered at colleges throughout H the state Students an parents were able to ask questions of the representatives. Although mostly juniors and seniors attended the event, the lectures were designed to be in- formative and in- teresting to all. Who, me? The Three Stooges making plans A junior making plans for the future 23 Look out, Don Johnson, ' Well, we ' ll just see about that. ' 24 participati on V lS H during Homecom- w1m| | ing week brought | morale to a record high. 1 90 Activities such as dress-up days and d oor decorations B created a fun B feeling of competi- IB tion. Rivalry was n 11 directed at the ■ LUJH Cavaliers of John : the Carroll. Homecoming TAUM Q - ' 66n Joy Little, was ■ Jwili crowned during the = J[2Jj half-time festivities . B _ and her court was m presented. The foot- 1 1 ball victory belonged Jh to the Bucs with a M final score of 30 to 7. The Tidy Bowl No peeking. ' Ferguson ' s my name, travelin ' s my game. ' Homecoming Homecoming Court Queen 5 - ' . . .- -4- Laura Edge, Christy Perk- ins, Joy Little, Sylvia Sel- lers, Kelli Stoves Joy Little Sylvia Sellers Christy Perkins Kelli Stoves Laura Edge 26 Homecoming Attendants 1. Kristin Day 2. Jolnnna Crews 3. Kim Hall 4. Jennifer Johnston 5. Dawn Smith 6. Lisa Rouss 7. Martha Braham 27 We ' ll let this picture speak for itself m po but I ' m proud, too. ' 28 The first an- nual slave auction wa: held after the ball game o November 1. It was brilliant success for the ' school and for the Studenl Council. For a $1 admission girll could bid on their favorite athlete, started at $1 and increased 10(t: per bid. The highest bid was offered for senior David Waid at $51 .50. The lucky slaves served their time by treating their master to a date within 2 weeks of the sale. The slaves also had to serve their masters for two days at school. M Yeah, I think I ' m bad. ' Rob struts his stuff. 25 The varsity cheerleaders presented the latest fashions from California Miss during the annual Fall Fashion Show held in October in the gym. Proceeds from the event helped to buy new cheerleader uniforms. Hey, honey. Get a load of this. ' On the good ship Lollipop 30 Watch out Cybil. Sylvia flaunts a floral. The Air Band pro- gram offered students the opportunity to imitate their ravorite rock groups. The top five bands included Heart — l3t place, Cheap Trick, U2, REM, and Van Halen. ■ 1 t ' 4 ' IH r i l ■PCf ' ■ ' ...,■■■ .• ■ ' jj ' jF tui-m Pvi |H mi B[ 11 mx U B L IB0I aP P V il '  ' v M B r J B ' ' 1 HV m5 yvV j| ) What about Love . gotta go to the Bathroom. ' 32 In Nov- ember, The Drama Department participated in the an- nual Trumbauer District One Act Play Festival. Berry received a Superior rating and an invitiation to participate in the State festival. The entire cast received an outstanding recognition certificate for ensemble acting. In December the play was presented at the State level and received a rating of excellent. The Choral Department ' s Spring Concert was held on May 16 at Shades Crest Baptist Church. The concert freshman and mixed ensembles performed. Mrs. Diana Mayhall and Mrs. Edna Pate were hon- ored for their support of the Berry Choir. Also the students who made Alabama All-State Choir were honored for their achieve- ments. in order to aise money for 5 girls volleyball Ti, the girls challenged the boys basketball team to a bat- tle of the sexes. Although the boys won, over $100 dollars was raised. BATTLE V SEXES MON. 30j; 3:30 GYM ' IV _ 1 Remember to setup girls. Since October 13, twelve JeffCoEd schools have created a closely knit partnership that includes an adopter such as a business, industry, or civic organization. This agreement is that the schools and the businesses will share time, talent, and expertise, or in other words matching what a school needs with what a business can do to help meet those needs. Purpose? It fosters a better understanding of the schools and creates a sense of personal involve- ment and interaction between businesses and schools. The program is I not designed for financial support. Each party shares alike in the adop- ' tion. The adopter gets satisfaction in service and benefits from the ex- cellent publications. The school benefits from the commitment to assist in the development of the full educational potential of the school. JeffCoEd ' s adopt-a-school concept is coordinated through its com- munity education program. Each adoption involves two sets of adop- tion certificates signed by the school principal, community zone coor- dinator, the business owner, and JeffCoEd ' s superintendent. Alabama Power adopts Berry Dr. Burkett, superintendent, accepts the adoption papers. On Dec. 18. 1985, HOSA held a diabetic screening for the Birnningham community. They checked blood sugar levels in order to deter- mine whether or not they were diabetic. i students check bloodsugar levels. Diabelic ScreeniPK Mr. Craig Kollars, a fifth degree black belt in tae kwon do, demonstrated a jump sp ' descent kick, pene. through four inches wood. This demons was held for the Ma, s Club. , ,j The students in and II practiced CPR during class and were certified in life sav- ing skills. Area paramedics were available to instruct each student. Participants in the math league compete once a month for top scores on tests. The high scores help to determine the winner of the math award. The league is an association of students from Alabama, Mississip- pi, and Louisiana. Competitors 3i i Valentine motifs transfornn- ed the stage into a fantasy setting for the Beauty Walk held on Feb. 15. The girls parad- ed down a lighted walkway to be judged on their appearance and poise. The Top 33 then the Top 10 were named. Last year ' s winner crown- ed the new Miss Senior Class. Sally Sizemore, 1st Alternate Mier, Paige White 2nd Alternate Last year ' s Miss Senior Class, Jil Miss Senior Class Kristi Sadler. Johnson crowning the new 40 The Judges Master of Ceremony — Harry Slagle Top 33 Kim Hall Beth Grainger Jennifer Johnson Sylvia Sellers Kelly Stanford Beth McCormick Beth Anderson Sally Sizemore Melissa Utiey Johnna Crews Alanna Barnhill Michelle Prater Laura Barnett Vicki Jones Susie Keith Leslie Wald Gina Whitson Belinda Lamb Lisa Rouss Joy Underwood Sharon Odom Tess Navar Betty Hancock Kim Frazier Ashley Hamilton Sharon Balch Stacie Romanger Carta McWhirter Kristi Sadler Joy Little Paige White Kim Brandon Suzanne Hanson 42 Whatc _- Hurry Please, I want off Right, left, righl ' Smile at the judges! 43 peifect $10,000 wedding was planned. Students voted on wf.G would be the bride and groom as veil as the role players for the ve ;ii;ig party. ; e students helped plan ail phases of .?dding which was held in The Wed- Cii. ' iy Cnapel in Woodlawn. The costumes of the brice, the groom, and the attendants were do.- ' ated by local merchants. The entire mock wedding, which was seen as a learning experience for the family living class and the floriculture department students, was made possible through the generosity of local people and businesses in the community. Donations: Basim Ajlouny, Belmont Studios, Birm- ingham Wedding Company, Bruno ' s, Cristedt Com- pany, Carson ' s Florist, Central Alabama Florist Association, Cliff ' s Limo Service, Deb ' s Florist and Catering, Dabbs Vocational School, Davis Cherry Wholesale, Dennis Dabbs, Margaret Dorsett, Estes Catering, Franlee and David, Fashion Flair, Food World, Steve Gaynor, Hall Wholesale, Rhea Hatch, Homeco, Fritz Horst Wholesale, Martin Horst Wholesale, Lillian Howard, June ' s Brides, Bob Machen, Margret ' s Catering, Teresa Miles, Jack Palmer Wholesale, Randy Parker, Piggly Wiggly, Quality Wholesale, Tant and Tant, The Club, Lanny Vines — Attorney, Ester and Joe Wilhite, Ray Wilkins. f Bride: Sharon Odom, Groom: Steven Rogers 44 S. Odom, J. Michaels The Ceremony 4£ Bridesmaids ■p i ypi Groomsmen Bride; Sharon Odom The bouquet toss 46 Many students worked to nnake the fantasy wedding a success. Mrs. McClure and Mr. Hubbard were commended for their organization of this fun event. ANTARCTICA SIZE: 5, 100.000 square miles POPULATIONm The conti.. extremely cold ctica, containing the South Pole, is unpopulated because of its . •-. - ' JL. • v ' : ' Si ' ' «!-. • , . «r -♦ ♦  Michelle Beauchamp Karen K.Belc Shannon Benlon lames Bethany Christy Black Jay Cornelius Julie Ann Correll Margaret Stacey Grain Deborah Crane Missy Creasman Belinda Elaine Lamb Preslon Stephen Lamm Kimberly Gay Langford Mary Leigh Latham LoriLealher A ' ood Jennifer McDuff Leslie Todd McGarity Susan McMahon Carla McWhirter Chns Meadows Leslie Moseman Sharon Murton SherrJe Myers Tamara Ann Naish Ann Therese Navar Natalie Beid Ralalsky Shannon Richardson Shelly Rigby Anne Mane Stephens Becky Lynn Taylor Sandra Kav Wrighl RBERT CORPORATION The Caravel staff wishes to thank the Harbert Corporation for allowing us to take the opening pictures at the Riverchase Complex. Kristcn Hickman Brian Ferguson George Dikis Sylvia Sellers Mike Turner Jov Little JeffHager Jennifer Huddleston Everett Chapman Johnna Crews Todd Deffenbaugh Melissa Daniel Kcllv Tohill Pam Williamson Jennifer Johnson Reggie Phillips Beth Anderson John Tray wick Kim Brandon h - A Tim Vaughn J ' ' ' p Scott Butterworth Jean Damieder Matt DeFore Alanna Barnhill DA VID WAID KIM HALL Nickname: Slim. Coach Jennings started calling me that in football. Pet Peeve: It bugs mie en people say whatever. Ambition: To get a track scholarship to .iubufHy.favorite country and why: Luxemburg, the cities and landscapes are Hy. Favorite car: Mustang GT convertible. Favorite Food: Steak. Favorite .Album: The Unforgetable Fire — U2. Favorite colors: Red and Black. Favorite school subject: English. What i the most challenging thing about football? Getting prepared for a game in the short amount of time we have. And trying to show senior leadership. Nickname: Frank, because it is my middle name. Pet Peeve: Being tickl- ed. Ambition: Go to the University of Alabama and study law. Favorite Country: Switzerland. Favorite Car: White 928 Porsche. Favorite Album: Pat Benatar. Favorite Color: Red. Favorite School Subject: Government. What is the most challenging thing about Cheerleading? Dividing my time between cheerleading, school, and other activities. Mm Water Wl our Ipi , mftcl and honor, Berry High, m cfwt to you, Blioays mindful of our promise eoer to k Ihis is then our pledge to iioa, all our ufhole lioes through; ufill eoer hold the toreh, Berry Myh, for Through the years as m remember all our happy hours here, tte u ill offer up thanksyioiny, Wma Water, SENIORS AN UNFORGETTABLE ■rSS ■ TO BE ■4y- i i tWr 66 tmn J ADAIR. THOMAS FCA: Vi ' mtling — Freihnijn. Suphm fifn. Vtinity: Soccer — frakman. Sophomon. Varsiiy: Fnotbtilt — Junior Varsity ADKINS.LISA P iitlagriiphv Shm- AuiirJ: Phuio raphy — Vice Prendent: French. Art: Pep Club: Track AIRIIART. MHUTA All-Caiinty BanJ. Suto and Ensemble: Spanish Club: F.B.L.A.: Christian Club; V.I.P.: Marching, Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Band; Colorguard; Play — . nnie Get Your Gun ALEXANDER. MARGARET F.B.L.A.: Christian Club: Prim Shop ALLEN, LEIGHTON Photography Club: Martial Arts: Christian Club: Football — Varsity: Basketball — Varsity: Soccer, Student Trainer: Sports Video Technician ANDERSON, ELIZABETH Belt Dressed : Beauty Walk: First Place Region Public Speaking: Anchor Club; Junior Civitan: H.O.S.A.: French Club — Vice President: Serleen Club; .American Field Senice; Buccanettes — 4 yrs., Junior, Senior — Co-head: Drama Thespians — Vp the Down Staircase The Witch that Wouldn ' t Hang ARMISTEAD, REID Photography; German; Serleen; Anchor Club : Cross-Country; Band — Marching, Concert; VICA ARNDT, DAVID All-County Band: Spanish Club: Photography Club: Basketball — Freshman, B-Teani; Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Band AYCOCK, LAURA Gold Key Award for art; First place in School Art Show: HOSA — 2 yrs.; Serteen: Martial Arts: Jr. Civitan: VICA. Basketball — 2 yrs. B BAILEY. ANDREA Girls ' State: Up the Doiin Staircase. The Witch that Wouldn ' t Hang. Little Mary Sunshine. The Return of the Unicom : Serteen; Anchor Club, Jr. Ciritan — Parlimentarian: Scholar ' s Bowl: French Club — Historian. Secretary ' , President. Parliamentarian; Scholar ' s Bowl — District winner — Extemponaneous Speaking — Trumbauer Festiral; National Jr. Honor Society: National Honor Society BANCROFT, KIM Art Award — llth; FCA: Photography — Sec; Cheerleader — Freshman, B-Team; Gymnastics — 2 yrs,; Matmaid — Junior, Senior; Platemate — 2 yrs.: Gymnastics Manager — 1 yr. BARGM, N. CHRIS Wrestling: Baseball BARNHILL. ALANNA Most Talented ; FCA: Serteen: Beauty Walk; Buccanettes — Freshman. Sophomore, Senior; Powder-Puff Football BARRINGTON, KEVIN Beri-y Mascot: Christian Club — V.P.; FBLA: Band — Marching. Symphonic; Up the Down Staircase. Little Mary Sunshine BENNINGER. ALISON Soccer Team — MVP: Latin Club — 2 yrs.: V. Soccer — 3 yrs.; Basketball — Sophomore; Band: Choir — 2 yrs. BLACK. CHRISTY Math Club — Sec: Spanish Club: FBLA; VICA; Colorguard — Co-caplam: Band — Marching. Symphonic, Concert, All-County, All-State, Solo, Ensemble BLAKE. TAMMY FCA — Activities Chairman: FCA — Pres.: Anchor Club; Christian Club; Senior Class Chaplain: Choir BONNER. XINIA Society of Distinguished American High School Freshman: Citizenship Award: Academic Letter; Anchor Club: Christian Club; FBLA; Spanish Club; Ex- plorer ' s Club: Student Gov ' t.: National Junior Honor Society: National Honor Society BRANDON. KIM Friendliest : Freshman Class Favorite: FCA; FBLA — Chairman of the Board; Cheerleader — Freshman. B-Team. Platemate BUTTERWORTH. SCOTT Wiltle t : All-Area Basthall, Region 1 1 Champs: All-Tournament Basketball — Sophomore: All-Tournament Baseball — Sophomore: FCA: Basketball — Frcihrnan. B-Team. Vanity: Baseball — JV., Varsity BYRNE. DANNY Cum Laudi Award — National Latin Exam; National Junior Honor Society; Latin Club; Christian: FBLA; Varsity Soccer CHAN DASH. HEATHER Beauty Walk; Serteen: Jr. Civitan; HOSA; Anchor Club; Buccanettes — Junior. Senior CHAPMAN, EVERETT Best Looking : Serteen; FCA: Football — Freshman, B-Team, Varsity — 2 yrs.; Bandit Award ; Over-the-Mountain Team ; Track — Freshman, Varsity — 2 yrs.; Basketball — B-Team; Cross Country ■ — Freshman; Air Band: Class Olympics CLF.MONS, JULIE . .rt Awards: Christian Club; Art Club — Sec. Photography: Anchor Club: VIP Club CONST.ANTINE. ELAINE Christian Club: Serteen: Art; Marshall Arts; Student Council 68 CORKELL.JULIIi AiLitltmu All-Atturkan. Atad: ' tnli- Leller — 2 yrs.; Naltnn.jl Mjlh Amoi: Ntilwrial Mirt! Sih ' iLirthif) CnnimvmUtl Student; Anchor Club: Literary Club — Sec: Math Cluh: Christian Club: Naiiun.il Honor Soi nty: Mu Aljiha Thela CQRNRUUSJAY National Merit Schotarihip Commended Student: Outstanding junior: Art Cluh — Prei.: FBLA: Math Lta iue CRI-:ASi iAN. MISSY Chriituin Club: DECA: Color Guard: Band: Chamber Choir — All County, Solo and Ensemble CREWS. JOHNNA Honieconiinf; Atten, — Junior: Best Looking : Homecomin, Rep. — Senior: FCA — 4 yrs., Serteen: Pouder Puff Football DANIEL. MELISSA ' t [ost Lively to Sueeeed : Senior Class V.P.: Jr. Ciiilan: FCA: Serlecn — V.P.: Anehor Club — Senior Dir.: DECA DARNIEDER.JEAN Aeadenin Letter: Mu Alpha Theta: Wittiest : National Honor Soeiety; National Junior Honor Society: Alabama Alumni Academic Award — Top y t: HOSA: Serteen: Math: VIP: Anchor Club: Jr. Cintan: Volleyball — All-County. All-Region. Co-Captain: Basketball — B-Team. Varsity, All- Tournament: Class Olympics: Math League DEAN. TIMOTHY W ' rtstling — J. v.: Football — Freshman: Cross Country — Freshman DEASON. ERIC Band — Marching. Jazz, Symphonic, Concert, All-Count , Solo and Ensemble: Math Club DEFFENBAUGH, TODD Most Likely To Succeed : FBLA — District rd place typists: Academic Letter: National Honor Society: Alabama Alumni Scholastic Award: FBLA — Treat.. V.P.:Jr. Ciritan — Treat,: Math Club; Scholar ' s Bowl; Mu Alpha Theta; Basketball — Freshman. B-Team: Track; Student Council DEFORE. MATT Most Talented : Honorable Mention — High School Artists ' Ri Exhibition; 1st Place Alabama Slate Fair; FCA: Art Club; Basketball — 4 yrs.; Baseball — B-Team. Big Orange Classic 84-83. Jefferson Co. Classic 84-85. Area 1 1 Tournament 84-83. Big Orange Classic 83-84 DICKAS, CHRISTANN Jr. Honor Society: National Honor Society; Anchor Club; Christian: VIP; Concert Choir. Girls ' Ensemble: Colorguard DIKIS. GEORGE Student Council — President, 2nd Vice President, Rep. 2 years; Best All Around ; Leadership Award; Serteen; FCA; Football — Freshman. JV; Basket- ball — Freshman. JV. Varsity; Baseball — JV. Varsity; Student Council: Slave Auction: Class Olympics DILLON, SALLY French Club; HOSA: Martial Arts; Beauty Walk DOYAL, ASHLEY French Club; Basketball — JV, Varsity: Golf — Varsity DUBBLE, ROGER FCA: Football — Freshman, JV, Varsity; Baseball — JV, Varsity EMERSON. STEPHANIE FHA; F BLA; Spanish Club; Indoor Track; Band; Majorette: Juniorette FALLS, KEVIN Caravel StafJ; VICA: Christian Club; Band — Concert, Marching; Junior Achievement FAULKNER. MELANIE National Honor Roll; Play — Little Mary Sunshine ; National Junior Honor Society: VIP; Christian Club — President: Student Council — Chaplain FERGUSON, BRIAN iWott School Spirit : Outstanding Achievement in Teihnical Theater; Sound Crew — President: Football — Freshman, JV; Wrestling; Track — Freshman; Technical Director of School Plays FOUOM, BAMA Academic Letter; University of Alabama Top 10 in Class Award; National Honor Society; Hugh O ' Brian Delegate: Most Outstanding Sophomore: Serteen: FCA: Anchor Cluh; Math Club: Mu Alpha Theta: President Interclub Council; VIP; Checrleading, Co-Captain; Student Council: School Musical — Annie Get Your Gun ; Student Council — 2nd Vice President FRAZIER, KIM Geometry Team: Art Club; Photography Club; Anchor Club; VIP Cluh; HOSA; National Jr. Honor Society: National Honor Society: Math League FUSSELL. CHRISTIE LEE Tennis — Freshman. Varsity: Home Economics Club — President; Home Economics Award: Junior Civitan; Inter Club Council: Hoover Christmas Parade; Beauty i ' alk: Caravel Staff GRAINGER. BETH NHS — Historian; NJHS — 2nd V.P.: Academic Letter: United States Student Council Award; Alabama Alumni Award; Homecoming Court — Junior; Anchor Cluh; Latin Club; Math Cluh, Math League; Mu Alpha Theta: FBLA; FCA: Cheerleader — JV, Varsity; Buccanette; Student Council — 69 Semlaij: Jiiiji ! Clas ' GREEN, WILLIAM FCA; HOSA; FooimH ■ GUIN. LAPtA FCA; Utrlnii it ntaty -JV: Cross Country — JV: Indoor Track, Outdoor Track H , All-County. Solo and Ensemhli. Section Leader HACHERL. MARK Photography Club: German Club: Math League: Cross Country •■Most Intellectual : National Merit Semi-Finaltst: Serteen: Math Club: Mu Alpha Theta: FCA: Anchor Club: Latin Club: Basketball — Freshman, JV, Varsity: President Senior Class: Junior Class President: Student Council Rep.: Student Council Parliamentarian: Air Band ' ■Miss Berry ' ' - VP of Student Council: VP of Junior Class: Homecoming Court — Sophomore, Junior, Senior: Sophomore Class Favorite: Junior Class Favorite: Co-captain Varsity Cheerleaders: FCA — i yrs.: Serteen: Student Council: Anchor Club: DECA, Cheerleader— 4 yrs.: Powder Puff: Class Olympics — i yrs. HALLMARK, ROBYN FBLA: Girls ' Choir, Concert Choir HAMILTON. ASHLEY FBLA — 2 yrs.: Christian Club: Jr. Civilan: Tennis Team HANCOCK, BETTY Beauty Walk: FBLA: Art Club: DECA: Air Band HAND, VlCKl Spanish Club: Math Club: Band — Marching, Concert, Symphoi HAYES, STEPHANIE District Public Speaking — 2nd Place: FHA: FBLA: HOSA: FCA: Junior Achievement — V.P. of Finance: Historian. Beauty W alk HENRY. STACEY , „ , c- l Academic Utter, Typing I Award; Jr. High Honor Society: Math Club — Treat.: Latin Club — V.P.; Jr. Classi cal League: Band — Symphonic, Concert. Marching, All-County, All-State, Section Leader HENNINGSEN, LYNN ■83 All-County Volleyball: Volleyball — 4 yrs.: Tennis Man.: FHA — V.P. HICKMAN. KRISTEN ' ■Most School Spirit ' : National Honor Society — V.P.: FCA — V.P.: Activities Chairman: Cross Country — Varsity: Cheerleading — Freshman. B-Team: Varsity: Gymnastics — 4 yrs.. Lowest % of Falls on Beam HICKS, DAVID Anchor Club: Serteen: Tennis — Senior: Football — Freshman: Band — Jazz HIGGINS, VALERIE National Jr. Honor Society: National Honor Society: Academic Letter: U.S. Achievement Academy — Biology Award: Academic All American: Academic Award National Secondary Education Council: National University of Alabama Alumni Assoc. Certificate of Merit — Top 5% of Class: Anchor Club — Pres.: VIP: FBLA: Christian Club: Choir HILL, TRACEY FCA: HOSA — Treat.: Serteen: Basketball — Freshman HILL, DONALD USAF ROTC Scholarship: Spanish Award: Spanish Club: Band — Marching. Concert. Symphonic. All-County, Section Leader HITCHCOCK, KEVIN Band — Marching. Concert. Symphonic. All-County Band — Jr.. Sr. HUDDLESTON. JENNIFER Mu Alpha Theta: ' ■Most Intellectual: Sewanee Book Award; Society of Distinguished American High School Si udents; Alabama Alumni Assoc. Award for Scholastic Excellence; State Finalist m William Randolph Hearst Scholarship Competition: National Honor Society: Commended Student National Merit Scholarship Competition; FBLA: FCA: VIP; Anchor Club; Freshman Cheerleader Cross-Country — J year letterman — All-State, Tennis — 3 years letter- man: Student Council; NHS: Math Team; Math League; ' ■Up the Down Staircase ; All-American Academic Award at Large Division; Summer Honors Scholarship al Birmingham Southern; Trumbaiier Theatre Festival: National Science Merit Award; State Freedom Foundation Representative; Freshman Engintenng Seminar at UAB HURGETON. ADRIENNE Pep Club: French Club; Art Club: Phnlography: Anchor Club; Newspaper, Annual Staff IMM. SUSAN Volleyball — All-County Team. All Region Team: Basketball — All-County Team. Best Rebounder FCA; Junior Civitan; FBLA: Participated m AAU Basketball ' H5: Girls Varsity Volleyball: Glrls Varsity Basketball. JV Basketball: JV Volleyball; Freshman Volleyball INGRAM. GREGORY KEITH Stale Fair Art Award; Serteen Club; Anchor Club; Spanish Club — President: HOSA; Tennis Team — Freshman. Jr Varsity. Varsity; Choir — Mixed Ensemble, All-County ISGKAM. JASON . . u:,- ' Junior Honor Society; National Honor Society; National Merit Science Award; National Leadership Award: Alabama Award for Scholastic Ex- llealth Occupations Students of America; Serteen; Football — Freshman. Junior Varsity. Varsity. Big Fool Award; Player of the Week Award; ' • ' ■« s eK£afi - ' ' BaT.lJ f ' -Zsunwl Uader of V.,rs,ly Baskelhall Turn. MI-Coun,y. A I-R.gior,. Ml-T,., r a,m«, Te,m m Rebel Classk. Part.apated m AAU Bastclh.ilt Ti,imfor4yecirs: Chrislian Cluh; FCAJiimorCwilan: Vanity Trad: Varsity Baikelhall - ' ' lr e ' , -vTpLule t. Preside,,,; Anchor Club: Inlerclub Coimeil; Historian ofjiimor Civitan: StiidenI Council: Sophomore and Senior Class Kepresen- lative: Sen ior Class Secretary ■ ' ' If. r ' s clT Mafship: Leadership Sen,ice Au ' ard: Alabama Ahmii Auutrd - Top 5%; N}HS: National Honorjoc.ety: -tAost Athletic Mo ' t c IImL: vL m,o 1,1 Li,r, Un„ia,es: Volleyball Coaches ' AuarJ. Volleyball - ' T--- ' . « ' f - ' v f ' ' ' - ' ' All-Toiii-name,,,: FT A — President: French Club: FCA: Serteen:SSS: Varsity Volleyball — Co-Capiain: Basketball— Captain. Track ■ ' S ™ cf LvJr Sr. H.iih All-Connty Band. Solo Ensemble. Marching and Sytnphonu Band MarcM gBand: Colorgitard: Chamber Choir. Mi.ed Ensemble. Girls ' Choir. Show Choir: Beanly W alk. Art CM ' Ti ' M ' ocety. Nattonaljanior Honor Society. FCA. HOSA. Serteen. Football - Freshman and B-Team: Baseball -Junior Varsity and Varsity LAMM. STEVE . „ Football— Varsity. B-Team, Freshman: Track — Varsity LANGFORD, KIM , , , , l .;,p, _ President. Science Club: French Club: Flag Corps LATHAM. MARY LEIGH ,, a j. iki.„„. , I h mor Honor Society National Honor Society; Latin Honor Society: Sir- HOSA - Historian; Art Club; VIP: Anchor Club lleciZ Queen: Most Dependable : Beauty alk. Junior C..:.an; Serteen: Anchor Club: AFS; Little Mary Sunshine : Concert Choir ' - ' ' IZn ' CA; Art Cub; Junior Cuntan; Wrestling; Freshman Football. Junior Varsity; Freshman Wrestl.ng; lions Club: Air Band M MAXWELL. J AMES FCA; Football — 4 years MILLER.JODI FBLA: Golf ' ' Z fco ' - Outstanding French Student Certificate: Art Sho. -2nd. W place: Jeff Co. Board of Ed. Certificate of Excellence in Art: Jr. Ci.i.an: French Club — Pres.. V.P.. Hist.; Art CM; VIP; Anchor Club: Honor Society MOSEMAN. LESLIE ,, , , DECA: FFA: Serteen — Hist.: Art Cluh: Jr. Civilan; Martial Arts TJrZ-fZ - Sr. Photo Edi.or -Jr.; Serteen - Acuities Chairman: Anchor Club: FCA; Jr. a.i.an; Buccanet.es - Freshman. Sophomore; Beauty Walk N TAltTL Club - Treas.: HOSA: Band - Marching; Girls ' Choir T ' li ' Zior Society; Nafl Honor Society: Math Awards; MAA Award; Photography Club; An Club; VIP: Martial Arts: Buccanettes - 3 yrs. ' ' ' ' GjrZ a™HA; Band - Marching. Concert. Symphonic. All-County. Ensemble NORWOOD. CHARLENE FBLA; HOSA: Christian Club: Math Club; Choir PAGE. ADRIENNE FHA; FBLA: Photography: Tennis — Varsity; Caravel PARCUSJULIE Phnt ' gr.:fhy 0:ih — Prts.. Art Show Award; Pep Ouh: An Club: French Club PATTERSON, SAMANTHA Miinii:! Arts: Art Club: Jr. Civiian: DECA PECOT. KATHERINE All-Srtte Chcir — lOth. 1 Ith: FBLA: Band — Marching. Girii Ensemble, Chamber Choir POOLE. SHERRY FBLA. Cfirijiian Club: Band PORTER. CHRISTIE Academic Letter — } yrs.; Nat ' l Honor Society: Nat ' ljr. Honor Society: Geometry Team; Alabama Alumni Award for Academic Excellence; Anchor Club: FBLA — Reporter: VIP: Christian Club; Student Council; Colorguard — 4 yrs.; Girls ' Ensemble: Caravel POWELL. CHUCK FBLA: Jr. Achievement; Art: FCA PRATER. MICHELLE Selected Sweetheart of Mens ' Choir; Disaster Team; Art Club; Ojoir — 4 yrs.: Drama Club; Intermural; Volleyball — 2 yrs.: Student Council — 2 yrs.; V.P. — Freshman Class RAFALSKW NATALIE Jr. Honor Society — Sec; Academic Litter — J yrs.: Nat ' l Honor Society — Treas.; Mu Alpha Theta; Nat ' l Honor Roll; University of Alabama Alumni Award: Century 3 Leadership Award Winner; U.S. Student Council Award; FCA; FBLA: VIP — Sec, Treas.: Math Club: Serteen:Jr. Civitan — Pari.; Art Club; Anchor Club: Math Team; Math League; Student Council — Hist.: Scholars ' Bowl RANDALL. SCOT All-County Band; German Club: Band — Marching. Concert, Symphonic, Jazz RAY, BRIAN Art; VICA; Photography Club; Jr. Ciritan; FCA: Football — 2 yrs. RICHARDSON. SHANNON Jr. Ciiitan; FCA; Basketball — 4 yrs., J yr. Letter — Basketball ROBERTSON. MARY PAGE Jr. Ciritan: FCA; Serteen; Baccanette — 2 yrs. ROBINSON. DEBORAH Nat ' l Honor Society: Nat ' ljr. Honor Society; HOSA; Anchor Club: Juniorettes; Majorette — 3 yrs., Co-Captain — 2 yrs. ROUSS, LISA Homecoming Atten. — Freshman; Homecoming Rep. — lOth. 1 2th; Beauty Walk: Serteen; DECA: Cheerleader — J. V.: Powder Puff Football SANDERS, Kl Nat ' l Honor Society; Alabama State Fair Art Show — Honorable Mention; Christian Club — V.P,. Chaplain; Art Club; Photography Club; VIP; Anchor Club; Basketball — Freshman. Varsity: Tennis — Varsity; Nat ' l Honor Roll SCHILLECI. SUSAN Beauty Walk; FHA — Treas.; FBLA SCHOOLCRAFT, SEANN Band — Symphonic, Concert. Marching, Jazz, Jr., Sr. All-County; Head Drum Major; German Club; FBLA — Reporter SELBY, ROB Football — 4 yrs.. All State. All Area. Over The Mountain Football: FCA; Basketball — 4 yrs.; Track — 2yrs. SELLERS. CURTIS DARBY Band — Concert, Symphonic, Marching. Section leader, All-County — 2 yrs.; Ltitin Club: FBLA: Jr. Achievement SELLERS. SYLVIA Best All Around : Homecoming Atten. — Senior: Nat ' l Honor Society — Sec; Jr. Honor Society — Pres.; Most Outstanding Jr. Girl; Mu Alpha Theta: Nat ' l Honor Roll: Latin Honor Society; HOSA — St. Rep.; Photography — V.P.; Anchor Club — Hist.: Latin Club; Math Club; FHA; Martial Arts; Art; FCA: Interclub Council: Cheerleader — 4 yrs., Co-Cap. — Varsity: Student Council; Senior Class — Treas.; Up the Down Staircase ; Math League SHELBY, LISA FBLA: FHA — Chap.: Jr. Civitan SMITH. SHANNON Band — Symphonic. Concert, All-County, Marching. Solo and Ensemble STANFORD, KELLY Serteen; FCA: Volleyball; Buccanettes — 2 yrs.. Captain; Class Olympics; Powder Puff Football STEPHENS. ANNE MARIE DECA; Serteen; Jr. Civitan; Tennis — 4 yrs.; Cheerleader — Freshman STREETS, SHERYL Senior Class Chap.: Christian Club — Sec; Anchor Club — Chap.: VIP: FCA; Math Club: FBLA; Cross Country — All-State, 4 yrs.: Track — Jr. High. Vanity; Colorguard — Captain; Band — Symphonic, All-Country, State Contest, Solo and Ensemble, Marching, Concert: Beauty Walk: Student Stampede 72 M,irii.,l Am: Art Cliih: SLCA: Tr.uk — 2 yri.. Hoihall SWIDO. TAMI MICHELLE Ciiravcl Atinii,il SlafJ: l-BLA: HOSA: Girl ' s Ememhle — i years; Btnuly Walk TAYLOR. MIKE f- ' CA; Scrlecn; Biiskelball — Freshman; Football — Freshman, J.V., Varsity TEAFF. TAMMY Caravel: VIP:Jr.Cit ' iian THOMAS. MARY French Club — Treas.. Pari; An Club; Anchor Club; VIP THOMLEY, ELIZABETH Academic Letter; Honor Society; Math Club — Pres.; Spanish; FHA; Band — Marching, Section Leader. Concert, Symphonic, All-County, All-State. Solo and Ensemble TURNER. MICHAEL Most Dependable ; Academic Letter; Jr. Honor Society; Nat ' l Honor Society — Pres.; Serteen; Choir; Football — Mgr. u UNDERWOOD. JOY Track — Freshman. Varsity; Cross Country — 4 yrs.; Swimminf — Varsity, Freshman USACK, PAMELA An Club — 4 yrs.; Photography Club; FHA; Choir; French Club; Mat Maid; Track Mgr.; Beauty Walk UTLEY. MELISSA Homecofuing Sophomore Atten.; Nat ' l Leadership Organ.; DECA; Serteen; HOSA;Jr. Civitan; Tennis; Cheerleader — Freshman; Class Olympics VAN MATRE. KELLY FCA; Cross Country — 4 yrs.; Track — 4 yrs. VAUGHAN. TIM Friendliest ; Class Favorite — Jr.; FCA — Treas.; Basketball — 4 yrs.; Student Council w WAID. DAVID Mr. Berry ; Boys ' State; Most Outstandingjr., Track — Freshman 880 St. Champion, Mile Si. Champion, County Champion — 3 yrs., 880 St. runner up — 7 1th, State Cross Country runner up; Most Valuable Runner — 2 yrs.. Most Improved Runner — CC. Student Council — Treas.; Jr. Class — Treas.; Serteen — Treas.; FCA; Art Club; Football — J-V., Varsity; Basketball — 2 yrs.; Track — V.; Cross Country — V.; Metro Area Superstars; Student Council: Slave Auction WALD. LESLIE FHA; VICA; Spanish Club — Sec; Jr. Civitan — Pres., Sec; Serteen — V.P.; Interclub Council; Anchor Club; Tennis — Varsity WEDELL, SUSAN Jr. Cii ' itan — V.P.; Beauty Walk; Serteen; Tennis WEST. DOROTHY Rensselaer Medal Academic Letter — 3 yrs.; U.S. Achievement Academy — Science Leadership; Nat ' l Merit Semi-Finalist; Academic All American; Alabama Lion ' s Club Leadership Weekend; Congressional Youth Leadership Council Part.; Alabama Alumni Award; Nat ' l Honor Society; Nat ' l Jr. Honor Society; American Field Sen ' ice; Math Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Scholars ' Bowl; Geometry Team; Driving Team WHITEHEAD, BRAD Class Favorite — Wth; All-State Award Basketball, M. V.P. — 10th; FCA; Serteen; Basketball — 4 yrs.; Baseball — Freshman; Golf — J yrs.; Student Council — 2 yrs. WHITSON. GINA Nat ' l Honor Roll; DECA; Christian Club; An Club WILLIAMS. DENA Serteen; Cross Country — 4 yrs.; Track — 4 yrs. WOODFIN, ELIZABETH VICA; Christian Club; Serteen; An Club WRIGHT. CYNTHIA ANN AFS; FBLA; An Club; Track — Freshman WRIGHT, SANDRA Artwork Shown At: Samford. School art Show, State Pair, Jeff. Co.. Atlanta Art Exhibit. Jeff. Co. Courthouse; School Directory. AFS; Art Club — Treas. AUSTRALIA SIZE: t,971MUquare miles POPULATION: Wm5,000 The smatfi Melbourne. 7), ent contains only one country. Its most important cities are Sydney and h is native to this country . -N . % Mlllmmmmmiim immmiimsiiam NATIONAL MERIT STUDENTS National Merit students are those students who have placed in the top 5% of over one million participants in the Na- tional Merit Scholar- ship program. Being named a Commended Student in the ex- tremely competitive Merit Program is in- deed an ho nor. Par- ticipants entered the current Merit Program by taking PSAT NMS- QT in October 1984. The semifinalists will continue in the com- petition for scholarships. l.FranWt ' f Hager 2. lay Cornei ngie Gyurko, Ron Buchanan, )ennifer Huddleston, Julie Correll 76 II CLASS OFFICERS Vice President, Sylvia Sellers - Treasurer, Jeff Hager President, Connie Johnson 1. Melissa Daniel Secretary 2. Jennifer Johnston — Vice President, Christy Perkins — Prom Coordinator, Lori Thomas — Secretary, Susan Kin- caid — President, Not pictured: Angle Wallace — Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 1. President — George Dikis 2. Parliamentarian — Jeff Hager 3. 1 St Vice President — Kim Hal 4. 2nd Vice President — Bama Folsom 78 II 1. Secretary — Beth Grainger 2. Treasurer — David Waid 3. Historian — Natalie Rafalsky 4. Chaplain — Melanie Faulkner STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS 79 1. Amy Gaston, Kristen Hickman, Michael Turner, Beth Grainger, Sylvia Sellers, Kenny Kunz, jason Ingram, Jean Darneider, Jennifer Johnson, Lori Thomas, John Mimikakis, Pam Austin, Beth Bartow, Jennifer Johnston, Kelly Lyons, Dara Thomas, Elan Connor, Eddie Clark, Valerie Higgins, Deborah Turner, Andrea Bailey, Fran West, Elizabeth Thomley, Rusty Spruell, Todd Deffen- baugh, Jennifer Huddleston, Christie Porter, Bama Folsom, Angle Gyurko, Christie Dickas, Ki Sanders, Kim Frazier, Tess Navar 2. Angie Gyurko, Natalie Rafalsky, Fran West, Andrea Bailey, Mary Thomas, Elan Connor, Caryn Ter- ■ adas, Elizabeth Lee Andrews, Rusty Spruell, Eddie Clark, Baba Thomas, Brad Haynes, Jim Coleman, Dara Thomas Our representatives for Boys ' and Girls ' State were David Waid and Andrea Bailey. Held in Montgomery during the summer, the convention provided oppor- tunities for students to learn how to run the government and how it works. Competitions for offices on the local, county, and state levels were held. David was elected as Director of the Depart- ment of Public Safety. Andrea was party leader and was elected as Assistant Justice of the Supreme Court. On one of their last days in Montgomery, they took the job of the actual of- fice to which they had been elected. Mike Abercrombie is an outstanding cross country runner. He placed first in the Birmingham Area Cross Country meet, second in Southeastern Regional Championship, sixth in State Cross Country Championship, and eleventh in National Championship meet. He set a course record at the Cullman International. He placed fifth in the nation in the 2,000 meter Steeple Chase. TRACK HONORS VOLLEYBALL HONORS Jennifer Johnson, Jean Darneider, and Sue Imm made both All-Region and All-County volleyball teams. They helped to lead the team to the state play-offs. 81 II Caravel , ra m. m w r • V ,■ ■ . y 1 I . ( SPORTS — P, HENDON — EDITOR, T. SWIDO, K. CORWIN f « SENIORS — T SWIDO, T I CLUBS — S. BENTON — EDITOR. K, MILLER, M HARMAN EAGLE SCOUT To become Eagle Scouts, Dutch Green and Ned Cox had to prove that they were active in Scouts and that they served their community in many ways. They had to complete many hours of service work and had to prove several outdoor sur- vival skills. Kristine O ' Reardon won an essay contest about public schools entitled America ' s Public Schools; the Subject is Ex- cellence. She won $25 and was chosen to do an editorial for Channel 13 during National Education Week. ESSAY CONTEST Chris Meadows graduated from the U. S. Army Airborne School in Fort Benning, Georgia after completing an ac- celerated Basic Training. At 17, he was the youngest graduate among 397 candidates. He was designated as Keeper of the Wings. He is presently assigned to the 20th Special Forces Unit. PARATROUPER :a finalist Sylvia Sellers is ■. finalist in the Universal Cheerleading Association. She has i een offered a teaching position at sum- mer cheerleading camps around the nation. 84 II 2 3 1. These students had their artwork displayed at Samford University: C. Henderson, M. Harman, B. Newman, J. demons, S. Wright, M. Defore, C. Farnell, L. Capps, C. Mader, and M. Thomas. 2. These students won in the Fine Arts Division at the 1985 State Fair: M. Harman, C. Henderson, N. Monahan, K. Ingram, B. Bachelor, M. Moore, L, Capps, G. Wescott. 3. These students had their artwork selected to be displayed at the Jefferson County Board of Education — Courthouse: M. Defore, M. Harman, N. Monahan, B. Newman, K. Sanders, T. Dykes, M. Thomas, S. Lambert, T. Koone, S. Wright, L. Capps, M. Prater, J. Valentine, L. Wald, C. Cooper, S. Rogers, J. demons, B. Bachelor. Sylvia Sellers Jr. Miss Finalist 2nd runner-up Deborah Turner Jr. Miss Finalist 1st runner-up Joy Little Jr. Miss Finalist Top 10 II I I. iii n |p n . i | i .,F - , ' ( v • T « • • ' •. — BAND 1. Meredith McRae, Sherri Meyers, Laurie White, Seann Schoolcraft, Paige Payton, Christy Black, Melita Airhart. Cheryl Streets, Beth Bartow, Amy Gaston, Suzanne Barnett, Susan Kin- caid. Kim Bridges, Susan Edwards, Charles Evans, Jim Lyie, Gina Bynum, Daryl Starndge, Joel Watson, Naoko Masuyama, Catherine Bynum, Marlene Justice, Beverly Randall, Vicki Hand, Philip Davis, Nathan Chamberlain, Elizabeth Thomley, Paul Tollett, Chris Haralson, Jimmy DuBois, Kenny Tobias, Tony Mancil, Greg O ' Barr, Elizabeth Alford. Brad Haynes, Kerry Jones, Chris Hender- son, Kevin Hitchcock, Bill Hardeman are members of the All- County Band. 2. Christy Black, Suzanne Barnett, Beth Bartow, Amy Gaston, Jim- my DuBois, Brad Haynes, Susan Kincaid, Kenny Tobias, Angle Richter are members of the All-State Band, STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: J. Hager, B. Folsom, M. Faulkner, J. Huddleston, N. Rafalsky, B. Grainger, D. Waid ROW 2: B. Rawson, J. Backus, S. Sellers, C. Johnson, K. Hall, T. Loveless, G. Dikis, T. Deffenbaugh, T. Vaughan, B. Whitehead, A. Con- stantine, A. Moore, T, Real, B. Wingard, L. Leonard, L. Edge, A. Bibb, E. Davis, E. Barnett, L. Adanns, B. Thweat A L L C O u N T Y 86 I For her outstanding ability and team support Jen- nifer Johnson received a scholarship from the University of Alabama in Birmingham for volleyball. UAB SCHOLARSHIP NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS Jeff Hager and Fran West were chosen as finalists in the National Merit Program. They have placed in the top 5% of students named semi- finalists in the program. H H Ky ' V l ■ ' hH W i ■[ n j 3t rv-- ' EJi ' ' -. ikfc. jp r Pr J WrP -y - i ■! I ' J rjiB B VANDERBILT SCHOLARSHIP Vanderbilt University in Tennessee offered Thor Erikson a scholarship to play football. II 87 VALEDICTORIANS SALUTATORIAN To be a VALEDICTORIAN, a student must have a 4-point or higher grade point average. The valedic- torians are Fran West, Deborah Turner, Angie Gyurko, Julie Correll, Kenny Kunz, Beth Grainger, Sylvia Sellers, Ki Sanders, Valerie Higgins, Mary Leigh Latham, Nar- i ' e Rafalsky, Andrea Bailey, Jean Darneider, Todd Deftenbaugh, Christie Porter, and Jennifer Huddleston. THE SALUTATORIAN is Bama Folsom. The salutatorian is the pet. i with the highest grade point average below a 4.0. II The students receiving honors for their academic achievements are involved in many other school activities. They are indeed active school leaders. FRAN WEST — National Junior Honor Society — 2 years, Geometry Team, Math Club — 4 years. Scholars Bowl Team, American Field Service, National Ho nor Society, National Merit Finalist. VALERIE HIGGINS — Academic Letter — 3 years, National Junior Honor Society — 2 years, National Honor Society — 2 years, Berry High School Typing Award, Anchor Club — 2 years — President, Christian Club, School Choir, V.I. P. Club, Future Business Leaders ot America, Inter-Club Council. BAMA FOLSOM — Student Government — Vice President, Cheerleader — 4 years. Peer Counselor, Academic Letter — 3 years. National Junior Honor Society, Class Olympics — 3 years. National Honor Society — 3 years, FCA — 2 years. Anchor Club — Junior Officer — 2 years. Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Inter-Club Council — President, V.I.P. Club. KENNY KUNZ — National Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society, Academic Letter — 2 years, Varsity Baseball, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Football, Freshman Football, Hosa, Serteen. JULIE CORRELL — National Merit Scholarship Commended Student, Academic Letter — 2 years. National Honor Society, Anchor Club, Christian Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Flag Squad, Literary Club, Quiz Bowl, Prom Com- mittee, Annual Staff, School Choir. Kl SANDERS — National Honor Society, National Honor Roll, State Scholastic Art Award, Christian Club — Vice President and Chaplain, Berry Art Show Awards, V.I.P. , Anchor Club, Art Club, Freshman Girls ' Basketball, Varsi- ty Girls ' Basketball, Varsity Girls ' Tennis — 2 years. DEBORAH TURNER — National Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society, Latin Honor Society, Academic Letter, Student Council — 3 years. Cheerleader — 3 years — Captain, Anchor Club, Latin Club, FCA parts in Annie Get Your Gun, Up the Down Staircase, The Witch That Would Not Hang, and Little Mary Sunshine. BETH GRAINGER — National Honor Society — 2 years — Historian, Student Government Secretary, Homecoming Committee — Chairperson, Cheerleader — 3 years. Junior Class Secretary, National Junior Honor Society — 2 years — Second Vice President, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta — Math Honor Society, Calculus Team, Latin Club, Latin Honor Society, Anchor Club, V.I.P., FCA, Serteen, FBLA, Academic Letter — 4 years. National Honor Roll — 2 years. Junior Class Favorite, Friendliest of Senior Class, Buccanettes. ANGIE GYURKO — National Honor Society, National Junior Honor Society — Vice-President, Mu Alpha Theta, Trigonometry Team, Scholars Bowl Team — Captain, Latin Honor Society, Anchor Club — Secretary, Math Club, V.I.P., Academic Letter, National Honor Roll, Superior Rating — State Drama Competition for The Witch Who Wouldn ' t Hang, Excellent Rating — State Drama Competition for The Return of the Unicorn, SYLVIA SELLERS — Best Ail-Around Girl, Most Outstanding Junior Girl Award, Outstanding Leadership Award, National Honor Roll — 3 years, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council Representative, Hosa — state president. Na- tional Junior Honor Society — 2 years — president. Inter-club Council — secretary, Photography club — vice- president, National Honor Society — 2 years, secretary. Senior Class Treasurer, Anchor Club — historian, Cheerleader — 4 years, captain 2 years. -jm cn U O z O - I- u O Members of the Latin Honor Society are Jennifer Levin, Gil Creel, Leigh Anne Dorrough, Sylvia Sellers, Beth Grainger, Angle Gyurko, Whitney Wyers, Eddie Clark, Dara Thomas, Elan Connor, and Susan Smith. F n ur . W Vc B l WW i fe- K ' ' B k ' Tfl f. ' f! 1 1 I i Noi i 1 A k The Inter-Club Council is made up of officers of the other clubs. Members are Bama Folsom, Leslie Wald, Caria Willis, Elizabeth Thomley, Valerie Higgins, Connie Johnson, Malanie Faulkner, Kellie Shurbet, and Sharon Lewis. Mu Alpha Theta is a honor club for students taking ad- vanced mathematics. Members are Fran West, Elizabeth Thomley, Jeff Hager, Bama Folsom, Beth Grainger, Natalie Rafalsky, Angle Gyurko, and Sylvia Sellers. 90 I Once a week during pep rallies, Godfather ' s Pizza honored football players who had done well in earlier games. The players are Reggie Phillips, Walt Williams, Jason In- gram, T h o r Erikson, and Rob Selby. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK It is an honor to be chosen as a member of the Over the Moun- tain Team. The players are nominated and chosen by local coaches. The Berry members are Reggie Phillips, Everette Chapman, Thor Erikson, Rob Selby, and Jason Ingram. OVER THE MOUNTAIN TEAM 91 II TRACK HONORS BASKETBALL HONORS David Waid ran in London, England on New Year ' s Eve. He Scott Butterworth hit a 70 foot shot during a basketball game placed 5th over 1000 other runners. here. He was honored by the Birmingham News for his feat. HOSA Becky Mobbs, Scott Shewmake, Charles Braswell, Cheryl Orienti, Kim Wedge, Er- ric Herron, Chris Martin, Dana Varnador, Distnct HOSA Winners. DECA DISTRICT DECA Winners Weber, Kelly Dickerson — Laura WRESTLING Thor Erickson was state champion in the heavy weight divi- sion of wrestling. Gabriel Navar was the state champ in the 98 lb. division. k 92 II II SIZE:19lftllffOQ-§quare miles POPULAf0m877,OOO,OOO With the traveled by i ASIA ires averaging over 86°F (30°C), it is no wonder that the continent of Asia is jrfsts. Most of the world ' s people live on this vast continent. @m WmM ©a C ta Scott Adams Scott AddertKXd , 1 J f . .idelberg MaryAmmons Laura Anderson Elaine Armlstead Jill Atkins Susan Atkinson .1 . ' fvjA j HH Hb ZvulIJ Jeffrey Backus Kristin Baggett Chnstina Baguer John M.Bagwell Peggy Barnes Cassandra Barker MattBearden Andrea Beaton Lisa Beck Carl Bellsnyder Tonja Benninger Amy Bibb M ' -. LA Qina Blair Charles Boardman Alycia Bonds Lisa Boone Robin Bowman Sally Bowman Juslin Boyles Pamela Brabham Melodie Braswell Rhonda Bridges Tonja Bryant ReneeBuchina DebraBueoy Brent Butfkin LisaBurbic LisaCanfield Chris Carlisle StaciCarnley Richard Cheatwood Sandra Clavijo Amy Cook Chris Cook BethCorbin Catherine Cox Heather Crabtree Diane Crawford Kevin Crosby Chris Cross Judson Fleming JohnForlner David Galbaugh Heather Gammill Chandra Haley Virginia Hallmark Michelle Hastings Chnstian Hatfield Trent Hatfield George Hayes Brad Hefner Michael Helton Brian Herring Lee Higginbotham Lisa Hitchcock David Holland Marjie Holt • ' 4 Brett Hopping Michael Howell Amy Howton Brett Hubbard David Hughes tdip Hutson .Robert Ingram Jason Jackson Dee Jackson Bob Jamison Sheri Jenkins Charles Jess Darren Johnson 96 Oavid McDowell Phillip McDuff Jill McKinney Jeff McKittrick Robert McMahon Heatfier Mobley Scott fv onroe Monica Moore Robert Morgan Ann Morrison Mary Moseman Christina Motes Michael Musick Gina OBfien Tony Oddo Sharron Ogletree Becca Ogren Susan Palm Paige Palmer Chns Palmer Tamara Paracca Bryant Parker Bryan Pale Anita Patel Brad Patterson Christina Payne Philippe Payne Alexander Peabody Brian Pearson Nikita Perry Chad Prior tngnd Propst Michelle Pulman Shannon Rafateky Carol Rankin Marvin Rathbun Glen Raid Melinda Reives LeahRidgeway James Riley Walter Rivers f .iJ-, ' ( Melinda Rives Russell Roberson Michelle Roberson Kevin Roberts Kristie Roberts Jennifer Robinson Christine RodKk Knsti Rogers 1. Monty Rogers Pam Romano CarlRouss JillRowell JohnRutlino Robert Russell Teresa Rye Randall Shurbet Michael Simmons Amanda Smith Berry Smith Dana Smith Ashly Smith Michael Smith Stephanie Smith Eric St John Suzanne Stanton Babatunde Thomas David Thomas Sherry Thomas Stacy Thomas Brandi Thompson Cissy Thompson Brian Thorn Michelle Tolleson PaulTollett Tracy Trader Lisa Troncale Allison Trowbridge Frank luc Susan Tucker Emily Umtress Phillip VanVoorhis Karen Waldrop Stacy Ward Jason Weaver Jerri Whalley 98 Jennifer White Katherine White Kim While Laura White Stan White Ward Whittington Stefan Wiggins Audrey Williams Christopher Williams Greg Windsor Lee Yielding Robert Youngblood Mark Zahid Picture Not Available C. Anthony J. Bagwell M. Bonds T. Hosmer T. Hosmer D. Kosatka A. Calloway K. Campbell C. Cerniglia J. Coleman M. Land W. Paracca L. Parkins D, Ritchie T. Conley C. Couch G. Ross R. Saur B. Culverhouse H. Sills S. Cunningham L. DeShazo R. Dickinson J, Franklin D. Standridge A. Thompson A. Thompson C. Tombrello G. Garrison J. Trioli S. Graves H. Holsomback L. Wang A. Wilkins 99 James Bortak Heath Bntnell AnnaBn Kfi itan Capps Chris Carlisle Randall Chimento Dawn Coker Tammy Cuppett Mary Davenport Melissa Davidson ' ii2 Elizabeth Davis Karen Davis Samuel Davis Tracie Davi son Laura Dew Richard Dickson Becca Dobnnski Amy Dobson 1, i ' 1 , a Cory Douglas ScotI Douglas Timothy Drewry Andrea Eberlein Laura Edge Mark Edwards Cherry Eller Heath Fan! Douglas Ferrell 1 n n 1 1 1 % 1 ' J . j Laura Fievet Kim Fisher . AndrewFort SusanFrost Rocky (jaiicii DavidGeorge DavidGeorge Gina Giglio Robert Giles Adrienne Gilmore Kim Glasb i vi ' vIA I j aQ Roman Glick Todd Goad Traci Gornati Patrick Greenough Bryan Gnndle David Groover Cynyhia Hailey William Hajjar Sean Halcomb Lydia Hambright Brian Hamniiinds Kim Haralson Raymond Hardin Chnstian Harper David Hart Derek Hauffe Chandra Hawley Jennifer Head IIP ' -- ; : «- I LI. I iiiiii ueanna Hefring Andfew Herron Ciyslal Hicks ' I . Brian Hill Chris Hodgens Mike Hogg Cris Hudson Robert Montgomery Tracey Nicholson Lori Stovall 100 My first year at Berry was . . X Pel Mrs. Carson ' s Chemical Tree students show support for the new school rules. See my Tweety. ' 102 B g mm I ' m just a face in the crowd David Adams Lindy Adams Rob Adair Jack Alfano Vincent Alfano Beth Alford Amy Allen Leslie Allen Melanie Allen Glenn Alligood iiu Andi Ambrose brian Anderson Lee Andrews Leigh Armstrong Jean Atkins Alan Aycock tlizaDeih Barnett Jennifer Barnett Larx;e Bamett Fred Barnhill Ashley Beard Clint Beasley Babette Bence Andy Birdwell Chris Bishop Joey Blevms Joey Bole Jamie Bolton Scott Bostic I ' t J I ■ ' ■•— liiia£...J l:m Enc Boyd Martha Brahan Leah Branch Charlie Braswell Tom Bralina Tony G Bratina Kim Bridges Virginia Bridges Donna Bntt Staci Bnzendine Michael Daniel Patty Darby Elm Davis ReNaye Davis Robert Davis Kristin Day Jackie Deibert Leslie DeJohn Nina Denson Jeffrey Dickerson 104 lilMMMK i i i ' lt ' S.. I li: li mil— W; r - i ' ' Jennifer Dillon Don Dover Willam Echols James Elmore Tracy Epps Brooke Eubanks Charles Evans Christina Fisher Tammy Fortsman John Foster Keith Foster Christy Foy Chhs Frarwis Brian Freeman Stephanie Funderburg Sunny Fuqua Lex Gacitua Vincent Gardner James Gaston Melissa Gates •v- (J Scott Geram Blake Gettinger Deedra Gibson Chris Gilbreath Julie Giles Kevin Giles Brian Glawson Shelly Glenn Joey Goddard Seana Goodson David Hambhght Katie Hanmgan Chns Hansen Dena Harden CarlHardie Bradley Hardy Mike Hastings Rick Hatfield Greg Hawkins Ashley Haydock Tina Head NancyLee Hetfler Amy Henderson Laura Henry Leslie Henry Ben Henson Eric Herron Kelly Higdon Kristy Higginbolham Ross Higgins DawnHill NataheHill MitcnHolt SheaHorton DanaHughes David Hughes HubmHuniei RonmeHuskey HeatherHyde Phillip Israel Teresa Ivie Troy Jeftcoat Van Jennings Louise Jensen Mike Johnson Stanford Jones Marlene Justice David Keller Karen King Kelli King 105 Jason Klein Joe Krajewski Stephanie Kyzer LoriLaKeman Dan Landefeld ReneeLane KenLanglord MaltLangley Sharon Langslon Kerry Lea Scott Lee Wendy Lepp Bart Lester Debra Levio Billy Lewis Christine LindquisI Kristen Lindsey Ricky Little Missy Logan Catherine Loveleas . ««i . « 4 I V i m JjmLyle Kevin Lyons DianneMaddox JameyMahon TonyMarwW Dennis Manley Ken Mallow Naoko Masuyama Scarlette McBrayer Kelly McCain iJiill TimMcCarver Louis McClellan Dana McClendon Mark McConnell Jamie McDaniel Angela McFee Heather McKay Shannon McKay Jason McLaughlin Laurie McNabb MikeMcNees Doug Melton Tom Mellon Knslie Melcall Danna Mitchell Denise Miklavic Mike Miller Steve Miller Jennifer Mitchell Becky MobbS 106 Wendy Mottil Beih Montgomery Chris Moody Adrienne Moore Virginia Morefield Kerry Morgan JeHMosley LoriMoss Scott Muller Chester Mumpower Karen l usgrove Brad Myers Greg Myers Stacey Naish Glen Nastiuk Charlotte Nelson Grant Norris Stuart Norwood Kris Nuss Ashleigh Nutter -_ Jo m i li ill PatgePayton TractePearce Anne Pennmgton Pam Peters Kim Phillips AmyPoirter JonPoirier Melanie Ponder Susan Ponds Mike Potts i f Sk - i lii Sandie Powell Mary Poynter Connie Pruet Heather Quel Lee Rafterty Beverly Randall Tracy Real Allen Reed Christie Reeder Jeft Rickels This is SO interesting that I can do it with my eyes closed. 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' « f 1 1 r 1 1 n I V r ifi 1 Glen While Debbie Wickman Andy Wiley Cynthia Williams Kathleen Williams Robb Williams Suzanne WiHiama Picture Not Available M. Aldred S. Garove T Scott B. Bachelor J. Habshey A. Spinosi T. Belser R House S Sutherland K. Boyer N, Johnson J Taylor J. Branch C Kesler M Thompson P Campbell S Lambert L Tobias M, Carlisle J. Martin C Walker J. Christman J. McCarthy P. Webb J. Coleman S, Mishalanie J White D Crow J. Moss M, Wilkerson B Daniels R. Nelson M Wilkinson J. Dillon D. Nieves D Wittmeier M, Ellis J. Obert K, Wood C Farnell F Pearson E. Finney R. Phillips C Gainey J. Proctor Tim Willingham Brenda Wingard Robert Wooten Whitney Wyets Andrew Yarbiough Raymond Yeagof 115 Spring holidays never last long enough. The Mural received needed repairs. 116 -  III huff and I ' ll puff. ' '  v r -« Cheering for the Bucs I ' m just asking questions for a friend. ' ' ' J-: HI! We ' re part of the Minnie Mouse Club. C WfvA- CLASS PAVeCITES Freshman: David Herman, Laura Edge 122 Junior: Christy Perkins, Jeff Logan Sophiomore: Eddie Conley, Martha Braham 12a Jo Ann Pritchett Principal Harry Slagle Assistant Principal Gary McBay Assistant Principal MM ■i Dennis Duncan Community School Director Paulette Baker Administrative Aide uby Davis Administrative Aide ■  « ■) . ' I Jackie Hall Registrar Faye Scott Community School Secretary CARAVEL: Which language do you feel is the most difficult and why? Miss Chase: Chinese, because of its alphabet. CARAVEL: Do you feel that all students should take a foreign language? Miss Chase: No. CARAVEL: What is your favorite foreign food? Miss Chase: Italian. CARAVEL: It ' s been said that language changes. Please comment. Miss Chase: Any language that is used by native speakers changes to accom- modate the needs of the people using the language. CARAVEL: Who do you think might possibly be the greatest athlete of all time? Why? Coach Finley: Jim Carlisle. He excelled in amateur football, track, and baseball. He was a gold medal Olympian in several events, including the Decathlon. He was a superb athlete in any sport. His fame was marred by a questionable Olympic Committee ruling regarding his amateur status, and he was forced to give back the good medals. CARAVEL: What is your favorite foreign car? Coach Finley: Porsche CARAVEL: What does football mean in other countries? Coach Finley: Soccer. CARAVEL: What makes a great athlete? Coach Finley: In order: 1 . commitment 2. attitude 3. talent Lynda Wasden Counselors Aide Bariara Atkins English 10 Velma Avery World Geography Ann Bass Algebra II and 111 Susan Bell Library - CARAVEL: Do you cook a variety of international recipes? What is your favorite? Mrs. McClure: Some — Oriental — Like to cook Norwegian recipes that come down through the fanni- ly — like Lefse, Smiaabrod, sand bakelse, fatman bakelse. CARAVEL: What ' s the best trip you ' ve ever taken? Mrs. McClure: All family trips have been great (providing children are past four years old). CARAVEL: Do you prefer the English or metric units of measure for sewing? Why? Mrs. McClure: English-metric is fine when everything and everyone goes metric. CARAVEL: What is your favorite fabric from another country? Why? Mrs. McClure: It depends on the season. 100% wool from England — (tweeds, plaids, herringbone), but Birmingham weather is not for its use to any extent. I love ultra suede. It ' s easy to sew and easy to care for. CARAVEL: Do you think math is a universal language? Why or why not? Mr. Snoddy: Yes, everybody does it! CARAVEL: What ' s your favorite foreign car? Mr. Snoddy: Ferrari. CARAVEL: What is the most humorous or unusual thing that has happened to you in your travels? Mr. Snoddy: 1 don ' t remember. CARAVEL: What ' s your idea of the ideal stu- dent — a jewel ? Mr. Snoddy: A jewel is something or somebody possessing unusual qualities and characteristics. An ideal student is one who is inquisitive, one who thinks intuitively, and one who does what is expected of him. PS. An ideal student does his homework, studies, and comes to school without excep- tion — unless death prevails. J Diane Berry Special Education Aide 3tty Brown Spanish 1,11, Ml, IV FT? [ Bonnie Campbell Geometry and AP Calculus Jennifer Carson Science 9 Bonnie Casale Special Education Judy Chase English 12, Latin I, II CARAVEL: What do you consider the most challenging in dealing with foreign students? Mrs. McGee: To get the student to be more concerned about our way of life, our govern- ment, etc, than the grade in the course. CARAVEL: What place have you visited that helped you most in teaching American history? Mrs. McGee: The library. CARAVEL: What ' s your favorite foreign food? Mrs. McGee: Beef roulade. CARAVEL: It ' s been said that we can learn from the past. Please comment. Mrs. McGee: This statement is so true. Most mistakes made are not original — they have been made before. We can prevent making future mistakes by knowing of the mistakes of the past. CARAVEL: Tell us about your background and how it has influenced your teaching, Mrs, Sellers: I was born in Seoul, Korea, and I came from Korea, I studied ballet and art, I was in the National Ballet Company in Korea, and I went to Ei Wha Women ' s Univer- sity — the largest and most famous women ' s university in the world, I received an A,B,, MA., A, A degree from Sam- ford and UAB, I have taught ballet at Bluff Park Community School tor twenty-three years — this was my first ex- perience with young students, I liked teaching so much I decided to become a teacher. This is my twenty-first year of teaching at Berry. There are so many good students, and talented students, it is a constant and rewarding challenge. CARAVEL: What is the funniest thing that has ever hap- pened to you in another country? Mrs. Sellers: When I travel, people always treat me like an Oriental person, instead of a U.S. citizen. CARAVEL: What is your favorite foreign food? Mrs. Sellers: Turnip greens, at first I couldn ' t eat them, they were so bitter and different, but now they are my favorite food. CARAVEL: What was the biggest adjustment you had to make when you came to America? Mrs. Sellers: Language and food. Duke Chimento Alabama History, World Geography, Wrestling and Freshman Football Coach Thomas Crawford World History and Alabama History Arthur Deagon Band Director Sara Evans English II Howard Furnas Spanish I and II Larry Griffin Drafting I and II - 1 CARAVEL: How did your trip to London tielp in the teactiing of Englisti literature ' Mrs. Swindle: Ttie actual viewing ttiings ttiat I had read about gave me first hand information about the English people, their culture, and history Its a matter of expenence in addition to book knowledge CARAVEL: What ' s the funniest thing that ever happened to you in a foreign country? Mrs Swindle: I asked where the restroom was and they sent me to the Bar. CARAVEL: Have you ever taught or lived in another country ' ' Mrs Swindle: Yes CARAVEL: Where ? Mrs- Swindle: I taught in Germany as a civilian employee with the American Dependent Schools, I went to Ankara, Turkey — first as a twelfth grade English teacher, and then was transferred to Ramstein, Germany CARAVEL How did it differ from the USA. ' ' Mrs, Swindle: 1 . We had open campuses, 2. There were no cafeterias (high school) Everyone was given an hour for lunch 3, Where I lived in Germany was accessible to other countries, therefore, weekend tnps to Pans, Vienna, London, etc were commonplace ' 4 Winter was gorgeous because of the snow 5, My colleagues were very interesting because they were from all over the US, and Germany CARAVEL Which of the foreign scientists do you thin has contributed the most to the modern world? Mrs. White: There are many, Anton Von Leeuwenhoe with the microscope — very important to science — but Louis Pasteur probably is more important — because of sterilization of instruments — antiseptic, etc — thus preventing many infections by bacteria CARAVEL: Do you think that everything can be explain ed by a scientific theory? Mrs. White: Everything cannot be explained scientificai ly, however, a fact must be able to be provei scientifically. t- CARVEL: What is your favorite foreign food? Mrs White: I don ' t have a favorite — but I like Chinese and Italian. CARAVEL: What do you think would be the greatest challenge in teaching biology in another country? | Mrs White Learning the language. m Linda Guetschoff Special Education lae Hale Counselor — Il Alan Hardin Freshman Football and Basic Algebra iim skfmf.jr Barbara Hare Health and Volleyball Coach i ' Shirley Harrison Physical Education and Varsity Cheerleading Sponsor Annie Holt Algebra I and II CARAVEL; What ' s your favorite food? t rs, Pritcfiett: All Italian cuisine. CARAVEL; Would you like to live in a foreign country? If so, where and why? Mrs. Pritchett; No, definitely not Amsterdam, C ARAVEL; What ' s the funniest thing that ever happened to you in a foreign country? Mrs, Pritchett; While visiting Holland, the bus driver took three of us to a different hotel and explained that the group would be staying in two hotels. We walked in the building thinking it did not look at all like a hotel. As we stood there beside our suit- cases, a bell rang and high school students filled the area. They were going to classes. They looked at us and our suitcases and went on their way What a hoot! CARAVEL; How has travel helped in your profession Mrs, Pritchett; I have been in so many countries and observed all levels of economic life, I have been through many countries where the customs office had no organiza- tion, and I appreciated the U,S,A, customs so much. The hunger, poverty, lack of freedom and obvious evidence of guns made me appreciate my country. This has helped me to accept a person for what they are, no matter what background, and to show sincere caring and understanding. The travel has broadened my outlook and helped me to understand people and their problems with a less restrictive attitude, CARAVEL; How do you see Berry in the year 2001 ? Mrs. Pritchett; Berry will be a vibrant, thriving high school in a very exciting and ex- panding city. The academics will be very strong and students will be tuned in to the need for education in order to succeed in our very fast changing technical society. More attention will be centered on the higher sciences, math, and foreign language, with a strong flavor of fine arts, I, of course, will be retired to a beautiful home on the beach, if I ' m lucky. Tony Honeycutt Physical Education Freshman Football Pamela Hosmer Special Education and Sr. Class Sponsor Joanh Howell English 10 Beverly Huddleston Special Education Sr. Class Sponsor Chipper Janes choir Walter Jones Driver Education Shiela Levert Special Education Janice Lindsey Typing I and II CARAVEL: What ' s your favorite foreign food? Ivlrs. Huddleston: My favorite foreign food is Swiss chocolate. I will eat donnestic chocolate, but I prefer Swiss! CARAVEL: What foreign country would you most like to live in and why? Mrs. Huddleston: I would like to live in Greece because of its sunny climate, its azure skies, its classic culture, and its sapphire seas. The Aegean ' s harbors are a sailor ' s haven, and I want to own a sailboat. CARAVEL: Of what value are computers in your teaching field? Mrs. Huddleston: As a learning, disabilities specialist, I find the personal com- puter to be a valuable resource for individualized instruction. Our software library includes math and language programs which help to prepare the student for the AHSGE. Each student can work at his own speed and most of the programs are self-directing. Computers are a great way to motivate slow learners (or fast learners). Computers will never replace teachers, as some of us fear? We should all be computer literate! CARAVEL; As senior class sponsor, what do you consider most challenging? Mrs. Huddleston: The most challenging aspect of being Senior Class sponsor is to know when to butt out. I really do enjoy working with the Seniors! Beauty Walk and graduation are favorite times for me. Sometimes it is tempting to become too involved with the students ' activities and to give advice when it is not wanted or needed. Each year a new slate of officers takes the helm, and it is difficult for me to resist telling them what to do and when to do it. Each class assumes its own identity, and reflects the energy and organizational abilities and sense of humor of its leaders. It is a real challenge for me to give my advice and support without being pushy. I try! ...i-- . A- Betty McClure Home Economics Betty McGee American History Mahala McKinney Biology Kay McWhirter Accounting I and II Typing I Larry Matthews German I and II Economics Jane Mahon Chemistry and Physics Beth Meadows English 10 Frances Moon Counselor t 1 Martha Murphy Library Beth O ' Neal Distributive Education Carol O ' Neill Spanish I, II George Orphanos Driver Education ► Paulette Pearson Counselor Susan Pearson Business Occupation Lisa Robbins Science 9 Becky Roberson Geometry, Basic Geometry, Caravel ' ' ' W ' 1 Suzanne Scivley Computer Science David Seales Industrial Cooperative Training I and II Soon Bok Sellers Art 11,111 and IV, Photography, Buccanette Sponsor Karia Sisson English II, Caravel f W f I A ' - Barbara Smith Counselor Doris Smith Physical Education Tennis Coach Sandra Taylor Drama I and II Speech I Ruth Wallace Basic English 9 and 11 Special Education Ezell White Ap Biology and Biology Shirley Woodfin American History Jr. Class Sponsor Pam Witcher French 1, II, III, and IV Jean Wright English 12 usie Yarbrough Algebra I, K Student Council 134 ' Like my legs? I use Neet ' I ' m all yours, babe. 135 Lillie Bell Carter Lillie Bell has served Berry faithfully for over fifteen years as custodian. She will be greatly nnissed. We wish her well as she leaves us to enjoy her retirement. Fr ances Patton Retirements Frances Patton and Lois Truss retired from the math department. They were presented with silver trays to commemorate their many years in education. I just sent 36 people to the office for chewing gum. ' 136 LS J 1 at L ' IBB ■ V J. ll  ' x, - Jl ip_ _ r Hi i- . .--w w I ' m having an identity crisis DON ' T call me Baba Jean! Wearing Underalls or nuttin 3 O - a 5- T3 O ■D 0) 37 Tm sorry but the baby ate your tests. ' 4 out of 5 dentists recommend Trident, ' I can draw in more parts if I want to. ' 139 m i .- SOUTH AMERICA SIZE: 6,894,000 square miles POPULATION: f62,000,000 South Ameril wiclely known as a chief exporter of many precious materials — petroleum, zinc, copper, iron ore, Immtnd silver. It is also a continent with a wealth of beautiful cities and tourist sites. -N ' V? ' rlSfe . ' J r- , - ' ' .Z -.. - ImMmMm i mmsimmmmism The Caravel staff is a dedicated organization that works con- sistently through the year to create a yearbool that will always be a treasure. The purpose is to recognize the students at Berry High School. The 1986 Caravel staff would like to thank the student body and faculty for the memories and the moments that fill our hearts and this book. It is hoped that this book will represent a very special year and a very special theme — Our View of the World. 142 1 9 ' ' ' ' . B ' iCCMIIIII 143 ART FFAC L Atkins, B Bachelor, S Barons, R Burlank, J Burns, L Capps, M, Carlisle, J demons — Sec, E Constantine, C Cooper, J Corriehus — Pres., M DeFore, C Farnell, K Frazier, K Giles, B Hancock, B Hubbard, C, Knopf, T Koone, M Latham. J Mahon. K Meredith — V P , M Mobbs, N Monohan, L Moseman, T Navar, B Newman, M Nicholson, T Nicholson, J Par- ous, S Patterson, M Prater, L Perdue, N Rafalsky, B Ray — Sergeant at Arms, D Smith, W Stamper, 1 Thomas, P Usack, L Weber, E Woodfin, C Wright, S Wright Treas J Cooper, P Glatfelter, S Glenn, N Heftier, S Lambert, S ■ Lewis, J McDuff, J Michaels, K Shurbert, A Spinosi, L McClain, J Maynard, A Ambrose, S Blanchard, L Bullard, M Dillon, J English, C Farnell, C Greene, K Gulino, B Hailey, J Head, J Klein, S Kyzer. D Levio, C Meadows, K Metcalfe. L Moseman, H Sills, K Thompson, M Thompson, G Wescott, D Witt- meier, J Atkins, M Carlisle, E Conly, J Dillon, Doran, S Funderburg, L Gum, D Hart, K Higginbotham, S Home, C Kesler, Krueger, D Landefield, J Rigby, R Roberson. K Shiflett, R Siegrist, A Smith, L Tate, D Walker, H Walker, R White FBLA J Adams, M. Alexander, P, Austin. R Avery, K Barnngton. L Barringate, B Bartow, B, Belser, J, Bethany, S Bettini, C, Black, X, Bonner, K. Brandon, D, Byrne. D Carr, L. Carter. K. Chapman. J Cornelius, H Cribbs, R Crosby, T Deffenbaugh, L Dorrough, T. Downing, R Duvall, S. Edwards, M, Ellis, T Forstman, J, Giles, R Hallmark, A Hamilton, G Hamilton, R Hardigree, S Hayes, P Hendon, S, Imm, J. Jones, N Jones, S Langston. L Leatherwood. A Leiand. W, Lepp. M. Logan. K, Matthews. S McBrayer. J McDuff, M McRae, C McWhirter, L. Meeks, J. Miller, M Mobbs, S, Moore, V Moorefield. S. Myers. b. Nemanik. C, Norwood, J Obert, L Pacheco, L Picard, M Ponder, S Ponds, S Poole, C, Powell, S, Powell, T Purdin, B Rafferty, D, Rathbun, C Reeder, S, Robbins, S, Romanger, K, Rushing, K Sadler, C, Sargent, A Schilleci, S Schileci, M. Schoel, S. Schoolcraft, S Seilacher. C, Sellers, L Shelby. J Shunnarah, L, Smith, S Stanfield, G Stewart, J, Story, G Strozier, B Tayl, L. Templin, D, Thompson, L. Timmons. G, Vincent, V Watson, K. Willilams, T, Willingham, C- Willis, K, Wittmier, C, McWhirter — Pres., S, Myers — 1st VP,, T Deffenbough — 2nd V.P,, J, Jones — Sec, L, Barnngton — Pari MARTIAL ARTS JUNIORETTES A Azpell, C Baguer, B Bence, B Bond, G Bridges, R Burbank, L Burbic, M Carlisle, K, Carter, G Couvillion, T Crews, K, Crosby, S Dickerson, L. Garcitua, D Gibson, B Grindle, B Hardeman, C. Hardin, Y Helmut. C, Hicks, B Higginbotham, K Kemp, K. King, T Koone, K Lea, F Madonia, V Madonia, D Manly, L. Merchant, J Michaels, S Monroe, C Moody, M Moore, A. Nutter. A Palmatier, D Parton, L Perdue, N, Perry, D Pitts, I Propst, M Rogers, S Rigby, D, Rushton, V Sandridge. J Sasser, T Shaw, J Blanker, S Thomas, R White, L Zito L Abernathy — Pres, D Thomas — VPS Kincaid Sec , R Clark — Treas , L Henry — Chap , C Reeder — Hist , B Ardovino, S Barnett, B Bartow, B Burgess, E Connor, J Deibert, N Denson, K, Emerson, A, Gaston, J Giles, S Goodson, A Hamilton, L Henry, D Hughes, J Jones. J Jordan. A Key. L Lakeman. A LeLand. A Lindquist. L McNabb, S Payne, M Roberson, D Robinson, S. Smith, B Sfakianos, L Sims, S Stricklin, C Turnispeed, J Valentine, S Tindal, E Andrews, L, Gunter, C Pruet, J Mitchell, L Dorrough, L White SPANISH FHA GERMAN ' S Halcomb, C Hardie, D Hill, N Hill, M Justice, C Loveless, L McDonald, B Mobbs, K Bearden — President, C (.Pruet, B Ray, W Rivers, B Thomas, K Wiltsey, S Tindel, D Reeves VIP A Patel, A Willingham, M Braswell, P Darly, C Fussell, J Christmas, T Pearce. J Powell, T Webb, C Burton, T Ivie, J Story, S Lewis, L Henningson, A Page, D West MATH T Gaston, L Picard, R Schauer, S Schoolcraft, S Schoolcraft, A Yarbrough D Rushton, C Picard, T Bethany, M Davidson, D tyliklavic, 8 Robbins DECA S Balch. J Clemens, J Cnpps, P Darby, J Darnieder, C Dtckas, T ' Dykes, M Faulkner. B Folsom S Forlner, K Frazier, K Greene, T Grove, A Gyurko, V Higgins, K Lang!ord — Pres , M L Latham. J Levin, S McWahon, T Navar. C Porter, M Prior, M Purvis, K Sanders. M Schoel, S Street, T _ Teaff, M Thomas, J Valentine, W Wyers TRENCH ,. R Spruell, J Coleman, C Wnghl, S Henry A Gyurko, B Grainger. R Clawson E Deason,F West, T Bailey, L Pruitl, B Burgess. C Tuinispeed, B Haynes, K Giles, W Echols, G O ' Barr A West, N Rafalsky, M Gedgoudas. V Hand, E Thomley P Payton, J Darneider, N Denson, C Porter, J Huddleston, S Sellers, B Folsom, J Ha ger s.c. T Thorson, f Foster, B Hancock, C Soderstrom, L Tambrella, T Webb, ' tvl Creasman, D Chandler, A Davis, B ■ Hayes, K Dickinson, D English, M Gilleland, R Heftier, L Klug, K Meredith, M Nicholson, S Patterson, J Sorrells. M Otiey, T Walkins, k.S West, G Whilson, D Wilson, K Fowler, L Weber, B Soderstrom, M Noland, L Froedge G Alligood, W Anderson, E Ander son — Sec , A Bailey — Pari , C Clavijo, S Clavip, S Cooper — V P , C Eller, S Fuqua — Treas , B Glawson, J Goddard, P Hailey L Hall, K Lyons, K Mauldin, D IVIcClendon, D . Mellon, A Ivlorrison, C Moles, B Myers, C Payne, K Plaisted, T Real — Pres , R Saur, W Stamper, D Thomas, K Fowler, G Watts, L Dew W . Molfilt G Dikis — Pres , K Hall — V P ' B Folsom — 2nd V P , B Grainger, D ' Waid — Treas , N Rafalsky — Hisl . M ■■ ' ' Faulkner — Chap, J Hager — Pari, B Whitehead, T Vaughn, S Sellers, T Loveless T Dellenbaugh, J Huddleston, C Johnson, J Backus R Smith. B Wingard J Moss S Arnetl A Wallace, E Barnett, A Constan- tine, T Real, A Moore, L Adams, B Thweat, J Backus, A Bibb, E Davis, L Edge, L Leonard, B Rawson CHOIR CHRISTIAN Mixed Ensemble L Aber nathy, W Anderson, A Aycock, J Casey, K Greene, M Greene, L Hall R Hatfield, M B Hill, V Jones, M Kok, M Miller, K Picot, K Sadler. S, Stanfield, VanVoorhis Girls ' E Armistead, A Bealoni, T Benninger, G Blair, L Boone, P Brabham, R Bridges, H Crabtree, D Crawford, M Davenport, E Davis, T Dawson, A Dobson, L Edge, C Eller, T ' Ethridge,K Glass. L Hambrighl. L Hatch. A Henderson, J Hicks. C Hud ' ' son, S Jenkins, J Kitchings, K Lakeman, D Lee, L Leonard, M Livings, M ' ' Maxman, C Motes, S Ogletree, T Paracca, C Payne, E Place, R Putman, M Rives, C Rodick. R Savy, E Scott, S Smith, K Stedeford, L Storall, S Tucker K Waldrop Concert C Bandy, D Barton R Beck, L Branch, D Brown, M Burke, N CoxJ Cnpps, D Dawson. C Douglas. T Drewry. M Faulkner, J Fleming ,D George, J Giles, B Giles, K Greene, A Griffen D Hassell T Hat field, S Hicks, P Hodges, D Hughes, J Hulson, H Hude, S In- gram, T Kpberi, J Kuchneil, J Lambert, D McClendon, R Montgomery, J Mosley, L Pacheco, B Parker, B Pale R Pale, S Poe, C Prior. B Rawson, T Real G Reid, D Roberts, A Schillaci, D Smith, D Standridge, C Underbakke, G Watts, D Whisonant, W Williams. L Yielding. C Thompson C Terradas, S Stanfield, C Taylor, J Wood L Wright, H fylelloy, A Willingham, P Peters, J Auchmuty, B Grindle, L Allen, E Andrews, V Higgins D Ritchie, G Stewart, V Watson, P Darby, T Dykes, L ' Gunter, D Hassell, C IVIotes, F Valentine, R Bridges, S Poole, P Darby, D Hughes. L Bamington, M B Hill, R Duvall, C Norwood, S Cooper, L Pacheco, K Rushing, C Dickas, D Byrn, X Bonner, L Abunathy, M Airhart, K Bridges, R Crosby, S Edwards, A Lindquist, S IvIclVlohon. M (ylcRoe, C Porter, D Rothburn, L Sims, S Streets ..L White, C Willis, K Barrington, D Nemanik, F Shunnarah .IVI Alexander, J Correll, C Brandy, C Ell, IVI Bowles, K Falls, D Pardue, J Casey, C Claujo, J Cnpps, K Greene, P Hailey, K Lyons, T Skelton SERTEEN F Scott, L Wald, S Murton, D Waid, P Williamson, C Johnson, J Scott, L Biro, T Hill, L Rouss, H Chandash, S Keith, B Anderson, K, Stfi ' ' tie, K Hall, E Chapman, M Washer, P Bradley, S Hanson, J Barnett, J Underwood, A Delasandro, L Cunningham, W Hardman, fvt Quick, M Roberts, T Atkinson, L. Allen, E Barnett, J Diebert, R Utiey, A l oore, B Eubanks, R Sunley, L Cabrera, L Adams, G. Di ' Whitehead, M Turner, J Ingram, J Hager, T Loveless, S Sellers, R Armistead, N Grice, M Vann, W tVlinderhout, K Langford, M, T Williams, J. Johnson, G Odom, L Klug, E. Constantine. L. IVIoseman, E Woodfin, S Patterson. Pres, — C Johnson, Sec — P W Wald. Treas. — D. Waid. Activities Chair. — S. Murton. 2nd V.P. — M. Daniel, Histonan — J. Scott 145 P-F 146 Jr. Civitan Sponsor: Linda Guetschoff Officers: Pres. — L. Wald V.P. — S. Wedell Sec. — A. Phillips Treas. — C. Johnson Hist. — T. Deffenbaugh Pari. — A. Bailey Activities: Donate 3 hours to the handicap- ped and provide refreshments at council for ex- c e p t i n a I children workshop 148 cmrm V X mm 7 149 S V HI! s l - - fclj J ii B h9 rm : ' mS f m ' Tm Su ' ' ii 0 ' : ' . aflg B J-i lllpl mM s. .. Pi ' Jfc-t M asiS T ,m m I . A f c Christian sponsor: Bell Officers: M. Faulkner, K. Sanders, T. Dykes, E. Herron, D. Dawson, S, Streets Activities: Monthly speak- ers, Ctiristian fellowship, fund- raisers for the underprivileged, off-campus ac- tivities to promote i n vol vemen t , fellowship brun- ches monthly. FCA Sponsor: Kendrick Activities: Promote Christian fellowship 152 Math Club sponsor: Campbell and Roberson Officers: Pres — E, Thomley V.P. — R. Clawson Sec. — C Turnispeed Treas. — S. Henry Activities: Speaker series, favors for matfi teactiers, cook-out and preparation for fiomecoming FHA Sponsor: McClure Activities: Promote interest in family life m 7 153 , C M 4 ► M M J 154 J B 1 B B S 1 T I B B I J I CMMimiM lUCODII French Sponsor: Witcher Activities: French Club Convention Spanish Sponsor: O ' Neill Activities: Secretary Club of ttie State Spanish! Conven- tion this year, have speakers at meet- ings on interna- tional subjects. X sfmmii y 156 Martial Arts Sponsor: Hosmer, Huddleston Officers: Pres. — T Koorie Activities: Demonstratiorns portraying the different styles of martial arts and the talents of Berry students involved in these areas — workshops on self-defense, and classes which teach exercises for strength and flexibility fflfll TlHI ims 7 Sound Crew sponsor: Taylor J. Slanker T. Darby B. Daniels B. Ferguson J. Mosley A. Gyurko Activities: Set up sound and stage equipment souM cwm 7 157 imiM MMB FMIMBH t . ' m 158 159 Serteen Sponsors: Scott and Orphanos Officers: Pres. — C, Johnson IstV.P. — L. Wald 2ndV,P. — M. Daniel Sec — P. Williamson Treas. — D. Waid Hist. — J, Scott Act. Ctiairperson — S. Murton Activities: Children ' s Hospital walk-a-thon, Heart fund, visit nursing homes z X SEm ' Bl German Club sponsor: Mathews Activities: Raise money through candy sales, participate in homecoming, donate to school organiza- tion, and work with the Christmas ban- quet. 160 Juniorettes Sponsor Sisson Officers; Pres. — L Abernathy V P, — D. Tfiomas Sec. — S KIncaid Treas. — R. Clark Chap. — L. Henry Hist. — C. Reeder Activities: Service projects whicti include participation in Bluff Park Art Show and Teacher Apprecia- tion Day, Student Council Sponsor Yarbrough Officers: Pres. — G. Dikis V.P. — K. Hall 2ndV P — B Folsom Sec. — B. Grainger Treas. — D Waid Hist- — N Rafalsky Chap. — M Faulkner Pari. —J. Hager Activities: Homecoming, school elections, school dances, assemblies, and movies 161 162 ■ 7! jkfl l HL fmmm mmimwMMm 5s 163 JUNIOR CIVITAN J. Adams, L. Allen, A, Ambrose, L. Anderson, M, Atkins, S, Atkinson, L Armstrong, P, Austin, A, Bailey, P. Barnes, J. Barnett, C. Beasley, A, Bibb, L. Biro, P. Brabham, L, Branch, T. Bratina, G, Bridges, S, Brigederk, T, Brizendine, L. Burbic, D, Carr, C. Carter, M. Chastaine, S. Corley, K. Corwin, C. Cox, S. Crain, A. Crenshaw, C. Crenshaw, E, Davis, K, Davis, T, Dawson, T. Deffenbaugh, L. Dew, N. Dickson, S. Duce, K, Fisher, T, Forstman, S, Fortner, C. Fox, W. Fussell, A. Gllmore, L, Hall, K. Hallman, P, Hendon, J, Hicks, L, Hitchcock, M, Holt, C, Hudson, P. Romano, C, Rogers, J, Rowell, C. Sargemt, V, Searcy, T, Shaw, L. Shelby, A. Smith, S. Stanton, R. Stewart, L, Stovall, K. Strickland, K, Tolbert, A. Trowbridge, M. Tucker, S. Tucker, R. Utiey, S. Vebin, G. Vincent, L, Wald, S. Wald, K, Waldrop, J. Wedell, A, Wedell, A. Wedell, L, White, W, Wyers, C. Williams, E, WIngo, K. Woychak, L. Zito, C, Payne, M, Payton, M. Purvis, A, Phillips, H. Quel, S, Rafalsky, B, Rafferty, C, Reeder, J, Reese, S. Richardson, G, Hamilton, K. Hannlgan, S. Hanson, K, Haralson, L, Hatch, J, Head, A. Henderson, S, Imm, S, Ingram, T, Jenkins, C. Johnson, N, Jones, K. Kemp, J, KIrkpatrIck, J. Kitchens, C. Kodick, M- Kozel, K, Lakeman, L, Lakeman, E. Leatherwood, M. McCroy, J. Levin, C, LIndqulst, M, Linlnas, J, Little, M. Logan, W, Lupp, D. Maddox, S, McBrayer, K. McClendor, L, Meeks, C. Metcalf, T, Morrison, K. Miller, M. Moseman, J. Mosley, T. Nead, D. Nieves, G. O ' Brien, S, Odom, S. Ogletree, T. Parcca, S Parker HOSA PHOTO ' J NCHOR N Barelare, C Broodman, R Brazier, D Dawson, N Gnce, R Jackson, J Logan, C. Martin, T Melton, R Mopps, S Naish, D Pardue. J Pickles, R Searcy, S. Smith, R Spruell, J Lambert, L Barnett, C Braswell, J Carr, S Clark. J Ezell, G Bridges, K Marlon, K McCain, L Rutledge, B Sfakianos, C Turnipsee, J Winning, K. Belcher, R Wolfe, D Evans, B. Treeman, E Herron, S Hess, K Lind- say, S Mcintosh, K Phillips, J Shellon, J Wedell, B Wingard, L Chappell, L Coleman, S Dillon, K Frazier, S Hayes, T Mc- Carver, C Oriente, M, Reese, G Roberts, B Vanvoorhis, K Wedge, D, Varnadore L Adkins — V P , T Adkinson, L, Allen, D. Ardnt, K Bancroft — Sec , R Bridges, M Chimento, C Cox, A Edwards, G Elliot, T Efhridge, A. Gilmore, K Glass, M Hacherl, C Halley, L, Hambright, M Marsha, R Higgins, M Holt, T Hornsby, B Hubbard, A, , Hurbeton — Drg Arms, M, Mancill, M Marston, , J McKittrick, J Miklavic, H Mobley, B Neuman, B Ozley, J Parous — Pres , L A .Pierson, R Putnam, D, Schilleci, S .Smith, P Usack, V Wunderlech, H. . Palmer — Treas B Anderson, R Armistead, L. Aycock, A Bailey, L Barnett, T Blake, X Bonner, C Bryan, L, Capps, H Candash, J Clemons, J Correll, M, Daniel, J, Darnieder, C Kickas, L Dorrough, T Dykes, B. Folsom, K Frazier, B Grainger, L Gunter, A Gyurko, J Hager, K, Hall, D. Hicks, V. Higgins, J, Hud- dieston, K Ingram, A. Key, C Johnson, S. Kin- caid, M Latham, M McRae, C McWhIrter, N Modahan, S Murton, S Myers, C .Porter, N Rafalsky, D Robinson, K , Sanders, S Sellers, S Streets, D , Thomas, M. Thonas, D Turner, J . Valentine, L. Wald, MKezel FCA S. Ogletree, J. Parsons, 8. Atkinson, A. Bibb, S Frost, L Hatch, L Hitchcock, J KItchings, K Lakeman, M. Moseman, T. Pomacca, A, Smith, K Waldrop, A. Barnhill, S. Crain, S, Imm, S. Sellers, L Armstrong, T, Blake, K. Day, J. McLaughlin, B. Thweatt, K, Ensey, D, Whisonant, L, Thomas, B. Folsom, J. Hager, K, Hickman, J. Huddleston, J. Reese, K. VanMatre, L. Leonard, M. Rives, E. Scott, S, Tucker, B, Adair, J. Backus, L. Chappell, A, Haydock, J. Johnson, P. Weinschreider, A, Weley, K, Haralson, M, Miller, K, Rodgers, A, Trobrldge, J, Wood, K. Woychak, K. Hassell, K, Rockhlll, T. Cuppet, L. Edge, L, Giddens, J, Rowell, A. Sawyer, R, Dobble, J, Auchmuty, J. Bagwell, J. Bortuk, L, Bullock, B, Buffkin, R. Dickson, M, Edwards, H, Jant, D, Ferrell, D. Galbaugh, B. Giles, D, Helman, B. Hill, M, Hogg, J. Jackson, C. Lewis, K. Maple, S, McDonald, J. Mosley, B. Plowden, R, Rober- son, S, White, W. Whittington, L, Yeilding, R. Garrett, M, Dejore, D, Roberts, K, Joster, E Brown, J. Barnhill, C. Crenshaw, E, Davis, J, Green, W. Lepp, T. Morrison, B, Park, C Payne, S. Rodger, C. Rodick, B. Kelhrum, T. Lynch, S, Benton, S. Carnley, L Dew, J, Kozel, K, Talbert, S, Butterworth, A. M. Phillips, R, Selby, T, Benninger, W. Hardman, J. Kuehuert, M, LeCroy, B, Lester, H, Quil, T. Vaughn, G, Brown, J. Butchko, T, Jenkins, S. Odom, S Richardson, B. Scott, J. Traywick, J Mahon, J, Kirkpatrick, J, Moss, M, Potts, A, Wallace, K, Belcher, M. Bowles, J, Crews, D. Turner, R. Wolfe, G Giglio, S. Rafalsky, K, Stedeford, D. Hughes, M, Johnson, D, Smith, T, Harnson, M, Kozel, D. 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U O _J CO u 167 ' 3,000 square miles ' i: 678,000,000 EUROPE Virtu mrvwhere one turns, he will be dazzled by the sights that inspired artists and poets for centuries K atican of Rome, the Buckingham Palace of London, the Champ Elysees of Paris, the Acropolis of . -.-sj- y ■ . v:  ' Z  •«:.-. o o a. O o u. BUGS MAKE STATE PLAYOFFS Bouncing back after losing early in the season to Jess Lanier and arch rival Vestavia, the Berry Bucs had another winning season. After a glorious win over Mountain Brook, the team received the 1-95 — Gatorade Teann of the Week Award, and later advanced to the State Playoffs. Coached by Bob Finley and led by key players Reggie Phillips, Thor Erikson, and Eric Kolb, the season concluded with an over-all record of 8-3. 1 ZMiM.m mMi mm , i ' ' .- 1. Row 1 R Smith, S Gornati, M Livings, E. Chapman, B, Bester, J, Hopp- -ja, ing J Ingram, G. Bullock, T. Loveless, V, DeJohn, CTow 2: B, Scott, M. Smith, D. Waid, J Phillips, B, Smith, J, Scott, J. Mit- me , R, Dubble, J. Ferrel. R. Williams vB : B, Strange, R. Rawson, R. Phillips, J, Tortamasi, E. Kolb, A. Wiley, Rdner, D Wells, J. Moss, B, Higginbotham f T. Willingham, R, Rigney, J. Correll, S, Sutherland, J, Butchko, J IvI Bu. Fortner, J. Frimm, A, Gardner, M, Harmon Row Bt Taylor D Akins, P. Weinschrieder, T, Erickson, R. Selby, C. Gainly Hbhill, B, Jones, W, Williams, S, Lamm, R, Davis 2. Coaching Staff 3. Coach Bob Finley 170 rmmmm Jerry Butchko ' ,1 Everelte Chapman y ' t ' . A. hi. Roger Dubble f ) Brian Strartge f; A Rob Selby k d o Receivers And Tight Ends o o Quarterbacl s Managers Kickers Holders 2 Offensive Linemen Linebackers Defensive Tackles Defensive Backs Defensive Ends Running Backs 1. Just what do you think you ' re doing? 2. Got ' em! 3. Berry wins the toss! i. Playing follow the leader? 5. Coach Finley gives the team a pep talk. 6. Tommy listens carefully to coach Gino. 7. Ugh!?! 174 1. Berry kicks off. 2. Jason Ingram attempts the extra point. 3. Walt is in trouble. 4. Lookout Bo, Reggie is on his way! 6. Lance picks up extra yards. 7. Brian outruns Vestavia defenders. r ■■ ■ i ' . ' JjhN ' ' ' ' ' ; ' ' ' 2. Row 1 S. Sellers, K. Hall Row 2 K. Hickman, B. Folsom, B. Grainger, D. Turner Row 3 A. Wallace, C. Perkins, J. Johnston, T. Harrison, D. Roberts 6. Hi! 9. Buddies Tammy Harrison .1. mm ' ' 1 ' ■■■■ 1 1.. jj 176 Debufah lutner ( ) LU a UJ QC UJ UJ X o z OQ I- o o (0 QC O 1. Row 1: S. Lee, K. Higdon, J. Cobb, J. Foster, L. Raferty, G. Myers, C. Braswell Row 2: T. Britina, A. Haydock, S. Cooper, M. Johnson, T. Shrock, E. Connelly, B. Henson Row 3: T. Tucker, T. Sfakianos, M. McConnell, D. Dover, B. Lewis, S. Shoemake, J. Rickels, V. Gardener, M. Potts 2. Row 1: B. Eubanks, E. Barnett, K. Day, A. Constantine Row 2: K. Stoves, L. Jenson, L. Adams, R. Utiey, S. Wood, J. Barnett 178 1. Row 1: R. Roberson, M. Simmons, M. Edwards, C. Cer- niglia, K. Maple, W. Widdington, B. Patterson, B. Hopping, J. Weaver, D. Galbaugh. Row 2: C. Williams, B. Hill, M. Luther, J. Jackson, R. Dickson, G. Shunarah, S. White, J. Fortner, B. Hammonds. Row 3: M. Hogg, J. Bagwell, J. Bortak, J. Wyers, B. Buffkin, S. McDonald, C. Lewis, D. Ferrell, R. Cheatwood, B. Grindle. 2. Row 1: L. Hatch, L. Leonard, E. Scott. Row 2: M. Moseman, L. Edge, A. Sawyer. Row 3: M. Jolleson, J. Kitch- ens, J. Rowell, S. Tucker. yj o OQ UJ o UJ o LADY BUCS 180 ACTION O TT m 00 O m 01 1. Boy, this is exciting. 2. Way to go, Sis! 3. Reaching for the stars 4. Did you hear that? O m 181 lU o OQ lij ' J O lU o 1. Patty cake, Patty cake 2. Ugh? 3. Go for it!! 4. Where ' s the ball? 5. There ' s Herb!!!! 182 ' 0 SMOKING ■ ' LADYBUQS ' lEASONflECORI ; 1981: Region Ch PPfe Second Place County Permanent Captain: Sliere Region Team Ronda Greg an 1982 Region Champions Fourth Place State _ _ All State: ShereMcBryde Second Place County Second Place UAB Ramsay Tour Record: 36 — 10. 1983: Second Place County Sportsmanship All County: Lynn Henningsei 1984: Region Champions Jennifer John 1. 1,2,3, break! 3. Oops, I fell 4. Itoldyoulhadit. 5.Boogie Down! 183 LU C5 LU LU CC 1. Row 1: K. Logan, G. Navar, R. Smith, M. Washer, R. Williams, M. Smith. Row 2: A. Gardner, S. Griffin, D. Whitworth, B. Adair, M. Chimen- to, T. Britina, T. Britina, E. Connely, R. Starr. Row 3: S. Mcintosh, B. Burst, T. Erikson, V. Gardner, V. Gardner, B. Adair, L. Rushing, J. Carr, S. Cooper, C. Hanson. 2. May I have this dance? 3. Coach Duke Chimento 4. I said NO!!! 184 J3 m O) C Bargman i 1% 73 m CO A Gardner V Gardner ■ i i i m 0) O 185 1 lU k: ' t ' We bad! We bad! on ' t leave me now. ' ut, I ' m not choking. 4. Hey man, how ' s it goin? 5. Let ' s Tango. 6. Ah, Sweet nothings 186 Row 1: M, Roberson, L. Branch, C. Cox, V. Searcy, S. Smith. Row 2: J. Reese, L. Rushing, M. Wheeler, D. Varnadore, B. Place. f.-i. ■ CD us CO CC Matt Defore 7 Willie Hardman Rob Selby Scott Butterworth Tim Vaughn Jimbo Auchmuty O r ' Row 1: Managers, Leighton Allen, Todd Skelton, Don Pardue Row 2: Brian Scott, Greg Cross, Jimbo Auchmuty, Tim Vaughn, Matt Defore, Willie Hardman, Rob Selby, Scott Butterworth, Mike Abercrombie, Jeff Kirkpatrick, George Dikis, Stan Shaw, Brad Whitehead. f f Mike Abercrombie Jeff Kirkpatrick George Dikis Stan Shaw Brad Whitehead CD 0) CC LU (0 OQ CC flH ' H ' ' k p l H 40 Jp| | ii 4 v H HI H 190 Girls go to STATE!!! CD 192 L UJ 1. Row 1 — C. Loveless, K. Carter, A. Poirer, A. Pinion, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, S. Imm, D Williams , C. Fisher, T. Jenkins, J. Darneider, L. Cabrera 2. Seniors •-3. Team in huddle. hi . Reach for it! T 30 S. Sharp, t Lewis, B. Les J. Johnson, B. Myers, S. Shoemake, K. Nuss, B. Small, A. Reed, L. Swinea, J. Poirer, G. Myers 1. Attack of the killer ball!!! 2. How ' s it going bud? 4. Fly like an eagle 3 194 1. Row 1: B. Kellum, J. Yates, B. Patterson, L. Yeilding, M. Bear- don Row 2: J. Bortak, J. Wyers, B. Hammonds, B. Giles, C. Picard Row 3: D. Her- man, B. Plowden, R. Garrett, D. Ferrell, B. Pate 2. Hope it makes it. 3. One, two, three step. 4. Who does he thinl he ' ll throw it to? 5. Jump into the sky. 6. Reaching for the stars. 7. What do you think you are doing? Rowil: B. Anderson, K. Stanford Row 2: P. Romano, A.Trowbridge, M.Robertson, H. Chandash Row 3: J. Bachds, J. Ezell, K. Hottenstein, M. Tucker, T. Real, N. Jones Row 4: J. Reese, M. Tortomasi, K. Talbert, A. BarnN?fl l ow 5: W. Wyers, M. Purvis CQ 196 Melissa Purvis 1971 1. Nosedive 2. Human pretzel 3. Your typical landing on the head 4. Who put glue on the ceiling? 5. Row 1: J. Blackman, E. Davis Row 2: N. Hill, D. Hill Row 3: S. Wood, C. Davis, K. Hickman Row 4: J. Kitchens, E. Scott o 0) 199 c DC H R CO o S S O OQ QC Z C O U CO o o o QC (O O QQ N T R Y Track: Row 1: Reggie Phillips, Keith Ensey, Everett Chapman, Buckey Bfister, Mike Potts, Mike Johnson Row 2: Mike Vann, Rob Selby, David = ' s|yade, Jay Farrell, Jamie Mahon ' -■ Cross Country: l w 1: Coach Knowles, Matt Beai¥||ow 2: Mike Luther, Stan Shaw, Jay Symms Row 3: Danny Brc) Syn, Jamie Mahon ' 200 Track Row 1: A. Crenshaw, A. McFee, J. Underwood Row 2: L. Jensen, M. Kozel Cross Country Row 1: J. Underwood, A. Mcfee, L. Jensen, V. Morfield, A. Cren- shaw Row 2: K. VanMatre, J. Underwood, M. Kozel, D. Williams 201 BOYS ' TENNIS K. Crosby, B, Anderson, K, Ingram, D. Hicks, C. Baird, N. Barelare, D. Yancy, M. Edwards, T. Goad GIRLS ' TENNIS D. Gates, M. Morr?i . Page, P. Davis, W. Fussell, D. Hill, N. Hill, J, Christmas GIRLS ' GOLF I BOYS ' GOLF 1.Row1:A Vansword K I angford S nnrnnti J Intjram R Adair R Start Row 2: J Mimikakis. T Scott. L Yeilding, A Ribby, D Davis R Star Row 3: T Hontsas I Barnhill C, Cooks M f aulkner G Odorn I Jeffcoat _ 2. S Payrif M I angloy S Fortne; 3. Row1:K Roberts B Ray H Whitoh( ad Row2: A Doyle T McGarity D Hill R Cook D Noto C Gardener amam OQ UJ (0 LU UJ Q. LJJ I.Row 1: R. Pate, G. Cross, M. Roberts, J. Hopping, B. Scott Row 2: R. Case, B. Mitchell, G. Dikis, J. Scott, D. Reed Row 3: J. Logan B Jones, R. Dubble, K. Kunz, S. Lit- tleton Row 4: D. Barber, S. Butter- worth, M. Smith, J. Kirkpatrick, T. Loveless 2. Row 1: S. Duce, C. Quick, P. Meeks, S. Fortner, G. Strozier Row 2: K. Hickman, J. Lamburt, D. Smith, D. Roberts, T. Brizidine, K. Brandon Row 3: M. Daniel, B. Anderson, H. ChandalafeK. Stanford, S. Sizemore C. Crens 204 f 20 1. J. Scott, 2. D. Barber, 3. S. Butterworth, 4. R. Case, 5. G. Cross, 6. G. Dikis, 7. R. Dubble, 8. J. Hopping, 9. B. Jones, 10. J. Kirkpatrick, 11. K. Kunz, 12. S. Littleton, 13. J. Logan, 14. T. Loveless, 15. B. Mitchell, 16. R. Pate, 17. D. Reed, 18. M. Roberts, 19. B. Scott, 20. M. Smith 205 aBiH o C£ LU O CC LU O in o ALABAMA 25 5Dtt| ANNMAffi The late Coach Paul Bear Bryant BigAI NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Alabama Auburn 1961 1964 1965 1973 1978 1979 1957 206 AUBURN 23 «r ' - 4;{ ' - - - 207 NORTH AMERICA SIZE:S,363.000 square miles POPULATION: 370,000,000 Often called the melting pot of the world, the population of this continent is composed of every nationality and race. From gourmet cuisine to hamburgers, from sea breezes to ski slopes, from deserted isiandssto New York City, North America has it all. -. ■ ? ' ... lf ' ' ' X - 1 riSt:: ' ■!:«ftyi 100% Maintenance Co. Grass - cut and bagged Lawns edged Weedeating Shrubs trimmed Dethatching Driveways and Walkways Blown off Leaf removal Pine straw bark Big or small WOVo does it all!! For Details or Free Estimate Call: 822-6603 James Hendon Compliments of Wafkins 1-hr. Cleaners Homewood 879-6431 Vesfavia 822-4686 Hoover 823-0874 MILK ICE CREAM The GoodTaste You Can Trusf PLANTS IN BIRMINGHAM, MONTGOMERY, MOBILE, ANNISTON A TUPELO Tanf-elanf- TOxniaLi j£,ax Ktore than a Tuxvdo. a Trodiltoo DOWNTOWN STORE AND WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE 201 SOUTH 21 STREET • BIRMINGHAM, AL 35233 • 205-323-6319 RIVERCHASE STORE LOtHMANN S VILLAGE 205-987-1577 I EASTWCX)D MALL STORE EASTWOOD MALL 206-591-5115 VESTAVIA-HOOVER STORE 2970 COLUMBIANA ROAD 205-822-9562 Free Delivery Service Bluff Park Pharmacy 754 Shades Mtn. Plaza We appreciate your Business Jake R. and Peggy G. Vaughn Registered Pharmacists 822-1210 COMPLIME]%TS Professional Dry Cleaning PLAZA CLEANING CENTER 1409-A Montgomery Hwy., Birmingham, AL 35216 Mon.-Fri. 7A.M.-8P.M. Sat. 7 A.M.-6 P.M. Doug and Myra Hayes 822-5333 We re for YOU Jeff Bassett 1941 E. Hoover Corral Hoover, Ala. 35226 (205) 979-5541 Kopper Kettle Cafeteria Open: Sun. Lunch 11 AM-2 PM Mon.-Sat. 6 AM-8 PM Ihatik gou tot your support MtAt BepresmtatiMe listrict 33 B publican Compliments of IVAN LEONARD 1620 Montgomery Hwy. Hoover, Alabama 35216 Chevrolet PETE TURNER GENERAL SALES MANAGER PHONE 205-823-5120 205 879-6952 Dawson Brothers CYCLE CO. SINCE 1918 LAWN MOWERS — BICYCLES — CHAIN SAWS SALES — SERVICE — PARTS 2846 So. 18th St. Homewood, Ala. 35209 THE SHOE INN River Oaks Village Hoover, AlobonriQ 35216 987-9728 ' ' The in place for shoes ' ' Congratulations SENIORS Alabama Psychiatrics Services 840 Montclair Road Suite 122 592-4222 over 50 stores nationwide Archie L. Burroughs, Jr. Pro Golf Discount, Inc. 1400 Montgomery Hwy. Vestavia Hills, AL 35216 979-8560 Thanks for not hanging out in the parking lot and CONGRATULATIONS! Hoover Putt-Putt f- aqeaitts 2972 ( oiumbiana IKa. 823-4640 Telephone 822-7456 1493 Montgomery Highway Birmtngham, Alabama 35216 St. Peters The Apostle Catholic Church 2061 Patton Chapel Rd. Birmingham, Ala. 35226 822-4480 Compliments of American Image, Inc. Film Processing Lab Photography 3150LornaRd. 979-1464 VESTAVIA ' S Window OoX FLORIST DO A FLORIST 823-0460 Karen Troncalli Designer Park South Plaza 1437 Montgomery Hwy. Vestavia Hills, AL 35216 Vcnd,er tears BRENT ' S VIDEO 2130 Columbiana Rd. B ' ham,AL 35216 (205) 822-7022 WINGOS FINE INTERIORS AND MASTERCRAFTED FURNITURE 2025 Kentucky Ave Vestavia. AL 35216 (205) gj ' g O ' J? COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHERN CARPET VestQvio Hills Shopping Center 823-3225 OkUU Clfts, Mandpainicd items, ' R ' ryanalirinq Cro«sStitch ( Stcncfl.ng SupfUes PoMcia. ( retn 5 89 Shadts Crtjt «d. AUTOGRAPHS Bert ' s on the Bluff 591 Shades Cr. Rd. Mon.-Sat. 7 to 4 Thurs. till 7:30 Steamtable Sandwiches 823-1217 - iin llllllll Illllll! jiiiiiij lull ll iiillill llliilll iiiiiiij llllllll llllllll llllllll llliilll llllllll !UN i i : i| ■■ l|l lllliillll ll ll ll S = 3= = = P=ii= = IIIIO II lllll ' lll 1 Illllll £s Four Season Fabrics 2112 Columbiana Rd. B-4 Birmingham, Alabama 35216 (205) 823-5334 Linda Bryant Owner THE PHOTO EXPRESS 3734LornaRd. Photo Processing — 1 Hour 987-3216 Vestavia Rexall Drugs 823-1201 Vesu ' ia Shopping Center oouer J4c Lock and Keys 3229 Lorna Rd. Locks Safes CaldDitmn Imports 3B59 lorna Koad 9S7-783B The Cambridge Shop ' For Today ' s Man ' The drive up to the door store Vestavia Shopping City 823-1123 Appetizers Finger Food Burgers • Sandwiches • Desserts Steaks - Soups Salad - Shrimp Drink Specials 822-0088 Carry Out Available 1899 Hoover Ct. Vh Block West of Montgomery Hwy.) HERFFJONBS Ed JVloore GRADUATION AND CLASS RING SUPPLIES 3401 B Independence Drive Birmingham, AL 35209 879-0888 To The Bucs St. Peters The Apostle Catholic Church 2061 Patton Chapel Rd. Birmingham, Ala. 35226 822-4480 C(icaCi)la and Coke aft tegistiTtd trade marks which idenlify the same product of The Coca Cola Company TRADE WITH BILL ON THE HILL Shades Mountain Oil Company SJ CITGO BILL TAYLOR Owner 2 h Tvler Ro,id • Birminghjm, AL 3S22h- Phone 822-5061 GOOD LUCK BUCS! Coach John Mitchell Birmingham Stallions VESTAVIA MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 712-A MONTGOMERY HIGHWAY BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35216 wmmmfni mm (gjir )Y(o) ] s VESTAVIA • J Mountain Plaza Cleaners 742 Shades Mountain Plaza Birmingham, Alabama 35226 Phone: 823-5383 Open 7 AM-6 PM 6 days a week Dry Cleaning, Avt, Alt., Shirts, Draperies and -Jke U alr j- iace, Jool 3137 LORNARD., SUITE 4 HOOVER, AL 35216 PHONE 822-1004 The Shoe Mart, Inc. 1624-1625 Pinson St. Tarrant, Alabama 35217 Hoover Tarrant 979-6860 841-8680 iJ MM FABRICS GREEN SPRINGS SMOPPtNG — — — — ' CBNTKR 222 GREEN SPRINGS HIGHWAY BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35209 TELEPHONE 942-0506 Hoover Square Cleaners Professional dry cleaning Same day Shirt Service Alterations drapes and spreads Laundry same day dry cleaning 1670 Montgomery Highway 823-0030 Behind Sleepworld ?,■• It hmiiel Itaff l ancs this spacing for dour uiriting pleasure 9 - — President Dr Kevin Walsh THE JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Vice President Bill fvtewbourne W, A. Berry High School Is an integral part of the Jef- ferson County Board of Education, the largest suburban school system in Alabama The School Board consists of five citizens, elected by popular vote, to serve stag- gered, six-year terms as ttie decision-and policy-making body. The Board operates under a two-committee system, administrative and support operations. Through these committees, the full board approves instructional pro- grams, new construction projects, business administra- tion, and employs the necessary pesonnel to effectively operate the school system. The board members are listed here in the order of seniority: Mrs. Robert W. Gwin, 25 years; Mr. Bill Mewbourne, five years; Dr. Kevin Walsh, three years; Mrs. Mary Buckelew, two and one-half years; Mr. Jim R. Hicks, since November, 1984. The president of the School Board serves as ex-officio member of each committee. Dr William E Burkett serves the Board as super- intendent and secretary, and he is responsible for carry- ing out the Board ' s decisions. Superintendent Dr William Burkett y Mary Buckelew Harnelte Gwin 30 Minute Delivery w 856-0700 Huffman Open For Lunch — 11 AM Effective 4 1 0 85 823-5888 Hoover Sunday — Thursday 1 1 :00 a.m. — 11 :00 p.m. Friday Saturday 11:00 a.m. — 12:00 Midnight 30 Minute Delivery Limited Delivery Area You ' ll Enjoy Our Famous Crust The Caravel Staff Would like to thank the following for their patronage: Green Valley Drug Co., Inc. Head Start Hair Care Salons Congratulations to the 1 986 Scholars!, Mrs. Swindle CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Laura Barnett Tammy Blake Scott Butterworth Chris Clark Darren English Lara Guin Chris Haralson Stacey Henry Valerie Higgins Tracey Hill Keith Ingram Jennifer Reese Michael Taylor Donnella Thomas Elizabeth Thomley Mark Wheeler Shades Crest Baptist Church 452 Park Avenue Bluff Park JAMES AUCHMUTY, JR. Pastor TOMMY HARALSON Education RONALD HILBURN Mu s c CHUCK WILLIAMS Recreation C ifiifUiMciK Mike Bailey Karen Belcher Michael Bowles Mark Callahan Jimmy Crews Johnna Crews Todd Deffenbaugh Susan Edwards Willie Hardman Stephanie Hayes Chris Henderson Kristen Hickman Chad Hurn Jennifer Johnson Susie Keith Jamie Maxwell Chris Meadows Traci Morrison Adrienne Page Don Pardue Samantha Patterson Michael Roberts Deborah Robinson Robin Rogers Alison Rush Kristi Sadler Deborah Turner Melissa Utiey Roni Wolfe GREEN VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH 1815 Patton Chapel Road in Hoover 822-2173 Welcome To . . . SHADES MOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHURCH An Exciting Church An Innovative Students Program Dr. Charles T. Carter, Pastor The Sunday Schedule 8:15 A.M. Early Worship Service 9:30 A.M. Bible Study 10:50 AM. Morning Worship Service 5:45 P.lv Church Training 7:00 P.M. Evening Worship Service The Wednesday Schedule 5:30 P.M. Fellowship Supper (By Reservation) 6:15 P.M. Prayer Time Bible Study At the top of Shades Mountain on Columbiana Road In Vestavia Hills t V.I.P. RICHARD M. BRYANT, D.M.D., M.S. ORTHODONTIST Suite 212 Three Riverchase Office Plaza Birminghim, Alabama 35244 (205)988-9678 Compliments of the German Club ■ ' ■. ; ' -- ' . ' ft ' ' ' . ' :- RIVER OAKS CYCLE SHOP River Oaks Village 9880930 Repairs on all brands ' ' ' 7 1: BLAZER Truck Body Eq. Co, 592-6952 Good Luck Seniors! ©©iS€iLp]L££@L £iLti:§l ©)£ Wl% M-mfSk OlmK) ll yo£ OLDSMOBILE i] TM Highway 31 South at Columbiana Road Vestavia, Alabama 205-823-3100 Genuine U. S. and Foreign Military Supplies Across from Scoles Cadillac in Hoover re-[iyy 6) (0] HFsmi ' m V h Robert Norris Photography 224 Lorna Sq. 979-7005 ■ -i Ed ' s Hair Gallery 413 Lorna Sq. 979-4063 % i m ' i ■-•■f R E S H M N R JR R Stacey Roberson, Knsti and Kern Yarbrough 1 1 H 1 ■ ■ ' ... 4 , ' • ' ■ ■ ' ■■ ' •v z(2 we now know as a bustling city of almost 24,000 residents began as a quiet farming community known for many years as Patton Chapel The Alabama Highway Depart- ment began the project of building Highway 31 in 1952. Growth of the little community followed quickly. In 1958, W. H. Hoover opened The Employers Insurance Company and soon other businesses moved into the area. A vote was defeated to incorporate in 1964; however, just three years later the town became a reality. Hoover was upgraded to the status of a city after a 1973 census showed the population had increased to about 3600. The city is still enlarging its boundaries and its businesses. The southeast ' s largest shopping mall, The Galleria, opened in February. Votes were taken to annex acreage into the city limits. People moved into the area because of its excellent location, its financial opportunities and its still small-town at- mosphere. Expansion brought new promises and potentials and a fresh awareness that our view of the world is ever-changing. The city of Hoover congratulates the SENIORS and wishes the best for all the B UCCANEERSU! Mayor: Frank Skinner Council Members: William Billingsley, President T. H. Blackmon Faye Anderson Oscar Davis Geoff Huddleston Police Chief: David Cummings Fire Chief: Tom Bradley Chamber ofCommerce: Dan Mikos, President Librarian: Linda Andrews Park Recreation: John Swanson, Chairman Inlbrmalion provided by: The Birmingham Nem, Scplcmher 26. I9S5 Official Sireel Map of Hoover Luiy Green. 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C H L F 1 T F F U M A R G A R E T K 1 N Y H P B E R 1 PK E R S 1 V M L U S E N aH K S F T U R 1 E D E K Q R L A T D D 1 N E C E K A NG 1 E s A A R R E C A A E L ■ V ' U L T B E T T D W L E 1 G H T N J A S B E T H Y U C WC X T 1 M S V E Y A N R A H B ' ' - JHl ERF E M Q C B C W 1 L L S V S K Y P N 1 P T S N L 1 1 QT Y A V D 1 N J A N E L L E ■ K ' ' ' 1 U N D T D 1 Y A R Y S H A R N E N A N L A E J H S E P OH X M A C B A N F G H Y T H ■ Hhj I E W 1 W V A U T E B 1 S J A C K B 1 L L H L M S H C A E V MK V M K D K E E L H 1 N E E ■ 1 B L L D W X R 1 J N E A H U C K N H U A E S T R N 1 E L X Y V E H D K E V 1 N R bH 1 S T A C E Y N R A S X N P F X A G N J H L H S H A U N OR A B D P C 1 E K C J X A E ■ H l R N N Z Y N Y Z E V 1 C T R 1 A L L 1 D E A H H D J A 00 E E E X G H M M 1 T L S sH ■ _ l SDR E X 1 Z Y N A T H U A V E E M A S B A A C D E N AN D T E F H 1 B J K T M R T ■ i|dB H 1 C W Q V T Y X X L W H N N U M T L S T R R R S H A R A L S Q T P M E L D N H CH 1 N L B D M Y 8 G A R Y N E T N K Y C E M T E N L C L J X E 1 S K R E 1 K R B E G 1 Y H 1 A 1 E L B 1 A D E N N 1 S R D E G E N Y R A G A N D A E 1 H J V A M A A L A N N A N rH 1 E K M M R Y L N A E N T A 1 M T 1 E A DOM E C X V N J EN N 1 F E R D Y R E Y M E H H! rS H G E 1 H E S L N A 1 L A C C S E D S N N 1 M R 1 U H A T B OK H A S L H R C C L U X S eH ■ . 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E C P B A R E E T H G U W A B E R R Y H 1 G H S C H L AD S U 1 E R P Y M S 1 nH B ' S D Q C D E F K CONG R A D U L A T 1 N S T T H E B E R R Y S E N 1 R S B E S tH B ' . -v-h ■ V.V ; Wicky. Be good next year!! 1 11 miss V T 1 ■jjL •L A I 1 « I cir ®M B A®MaiASH(i5c iH §l|iib0B iKtn. mw While producing the yearbook, the staff must rely on many people for assistance. The staff would like to thank the following: The administration for their support — especially at deadline time. The many businesses and organizations for their financial support. Dena and Mo at Taylor Publishing for answering so many questions. Without the patient and helpful folks at Belmont Studios, we could never get everything ready to be published. We ask them to process film in record time, make copies of pictures for us, and arrange to have a photographer available at the last minute. We truly appreciate their help — especially Katherine. Ibnks. Bdmpfit! % Hi!.- THE STUDENT GOVEMMEHT COLOR GUARD 1985-86 CAPTAINS Caria McWhirter Laura Abernathy Melita Airhart Barbara Ardovino Suzanne Barnett Beth Bartow Martha Brahan Leigh Capps Missy Creasman Sheryl Streets Robin Crosby Nina Denson Amy Gaston Laura Henry Leslie Henry Amy Howton Dana Hughes Vicki Jones CO-CAPTAINS Christy Black Sherrie Myers Amy Leiand Kara Matthews Susan McMahon Meredith McRae Karen Musgrove Tammy Naish Paige Payton Kathy Pecot Susan Edwards Kristi Sadler Christie Porter Connie Pruet Leah Sims Missy Wheeler CarIa Willis THE WYNFREY HOTEL itAM m mm ■1 !■■ wS£ m JANUARY 28, 1986 GrecDry Jarvis . Christa McAuliffe . Ronald McNair • Ellison Onizuka Judy Resnik • Francis Scobee • Michael Snuth Shuttle explodes after liftoff; 7 feared dead ChallrnKiT dntroyed with teacher aboard Tuesday, January 28, 1986 — A day most Americans will remember as the day the Challenger exploded taking the lives of the seven astronauts aboard. As we grieve for these heroes and feel for their families, we are reminded of how modern technology has affected our view of the world. Within minutes of the explosion, we saw pictures taken of the fatal launch, we saw reporters asking NASA and the White House the reasons for the tragedy, we heard top anchormen delivering poignant essays, we viewed prime time specials as authorities sought to analyze the future of the space program. Everything unfolded so rapidly; there was no long time span as we waited for news. Modern technology, instead, subjected us to an immediate view of the horror of the fiery explosion. Because of our technological advances, we have become capable of transmitting new swiftly; however, we must remind ourselves of what it is that makes Americans special. It ' s not our great Twentieth Century gadgetry; it ' s our view of the world in the future, a view that enables us to face the deepest tragedy with optimism and hope. Caravel, You ' ve been a great group. We ' ve put together one of the best books yet. I don ' t apologize for all the times I ' ve yelled, fumed, sneered, or bellowed. You always needed it and it made me feel better. Shannon, thanks for coming to the big city and showing us some new angles. Quiet Corwin, you certainly learned to speak up for yourself. I ' ll have to be on guard next year. Poor Penne, I really abused you, didn ' t I? You are the better for it, my dear. Kim, Tami, and Tammy, you ' ll probably always be where you don ' t belong. L.A., you ' ll always be Miss Proper to me. Fussy Face, I really loved to see you get embarrassed just so you would giggle. Adrienne, you are simply outrageous! Hoppe, you are rotten unto stinkiness but I do adore you. I wonder how you ' ll ever manage without my supervision. Kevin, did you ever ofo anything? I know you did, darling, don ' t pout. Wacky Wicky, never was anyone so appropriately named. Pam and Amy — the assistants — thanks for your assistance. It was wonderful to have someone turn in pages that were done right the first time. Smurt, you did enjoy being in charge, didn ' t you? Whatever will I do without you? Seniors, I ' ll miss ya lots. The rest of you precious petunias had better get to work on next year ' s book. I wouldn ' t want to have to get upset! With all my love, BR PARISIAM The Caravel staff wishes to thank the Wynfrey Hotel and Parisian at the Galleria for allowing us to take closing pictures there. THE WYNFREY HOTEL at Riverchase Galleria Experiences Challenges Competitions Involvements Headlines of The city of Hoover opened its new municipal complex and the largest shopping center in the southeast — The Riverchase Galleria. -t- QJ ' 2 S 2 - 3 y 4. Alabama beat Auburn 25-23 in the 50th meeting of the two schools. Royals beat the Car- dinals in the World Series ,?50 the Year . . . The space shuttle Challenger exploded after 73 seconds into the air taking the lives of a school teacher Christa McAuliffe, who was NASA ' s first ordinary citizen in space. Other crew members were Commander Francis Scobee, pilot Michael Smith, Judith Resnick, Ronald McNair, Ellison Onizuka, and Gregory Jarvis. The incident occurred on January 28, 1986 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. lYve xx ' ,sV YCV ' A iexe iot rcv ..% h . o. o. ' 4 A . h o. a; z- % tffiL ' . President Ronald Reagan visited Birmingham. r. i. h. o ' ' . 7 V e . ' V ' xe v ' Singer Rick Nelson was killed in a plane crash. 25 Onward Discoverin Our View of World 25 Uniting Ourselves With the Future That is to be Ours. 255 256 I- I