Conecuh County High School - Cohian Yearbook (Castleberry, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1974 volume:

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Jacki Benefield to learn something new, take the path that you took yesterday.” David Booker everything comes if a man will only wait.” Jerome Bradley if a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him. an investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. Bunnie Brown a good name is better than a precious ointment, and the day of death than the day of one’s birth.” Lloyd Bush till the sun grows cold; the stars are old, and the leaves of the Judgement Book unfold.” Evelyn Carter life is surely given us for higher purposes than to gather what our ancestors have wisely thrown away.” as we look back . . . 13 Jerry Darby the only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one. Debra Ellis my thoughts are not your thoughts but neither are your ways my ways.” Mary Findley treat your friend as if he might become an enemy. Gayle Garrett s|K� ak gently, it is better far to rule by love than fear.” we can see the problems and mistakes we overcame. 14 someclays the sun shone bright Robert Howell the universe is change; our life is what our thoughts make it.” Irma Jacob confession of our faults is the next thing to innocence. Frankie Graddy while enormous strides have been made in communications In recent years, there is still a lot to be said for the smile.” David Gross if a man had half his wishes he would double his troubles.” 15 other days the rain poured Gary James be not hasty in thy spirit to be angry for the anger resteth in the bosom of fools. Marie Johnson peace is not made in documents, but in the hearts of men.” Tim Kirksey it is better to be criticized by a wise man than praised by a fool.” Barbara Laster we are not put in this world to sit still and know we are put into it to act.” 16 Brenda Likely walk while ye have the light, lest darkness come upon you.” Joyce Little but as for me, one thing i ask, grace to perform my daily task.” Cynthia McQueen there is no remembrance of former things; neither shall there be any remembrance of things that are to come with those that shall come after.” Jerry Peters a thing ofbeauty is joy forever; its loveliness increases; it will never pass into nothingness.” but now, we are but one step away from greatness . . . 17 Ronnie Pettis 'life has a value only when it has something valuable as its object” Rita Salter nothing can bring you peace but yourself.” Elvis Shipp only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone.” Billy Tingen rare are the moments we have experienced together; and rich are we to have known them.” and before the rest of the world knows it. . . we are going to tc ike that step! Bobby Tingen whoever tries for great objects must suffer something.” Marilyn Whittle finishing is better than starting! patience is better than pride.” Girl State—Jacki Benefield Jacki Benefield was chosen as the Girl State Representative from Conecuh County High for 1978. During the summer, Jacki attended Girl State at Huntingdon College in Montgomery. While there, she ran for the office of County Clerk and was elected. senior who's who quietest David Gross Karen Barnett Cynthia McQueen most talented Billy Tingen Marie Johnson Jacki Benefield n cutest Gayle Garrett Frankie Graddy Marilyn Whittle Elizabeth Wiley most athletic Mary Findley Jerry Darby Gary James Joyce Little biggest flirts David Booker Ronnie Pettis Tim Kirksey Barbara Laster 23 best all around Jerome Bradley Elvis Shipp Rita Salter friendliest Evelyn Carter Lloyd Bush Brenda Likely 74 ROCcD RES N TH: LABCRA1 CRY most intellectual Charlene Baker Robert Howell Jerry Peters wittiest Irma Jacobs Bunnie Brown Bobby Tingen Debra Ellis 25 juniors eager for tomorrow and being our own person, Chris Anderson Royce Baker Ann Barnett Pete Brooks Johnny Chavers Floyd Coleman Mary Crosby Jesse Ellis Hubert Ethridge Terry Godwin Homer Holland Diana Joseph 26 life is slow and anxiety is great Carol Lanier Mary Laster Steve Pate Cathy Pearson Cathy Pettis Vicki Pope Ray Charles Porter Clara Sanders Deborah Shipp John Stallworth John Thompson Ruby Zellers n sophomores life is too short and its (lays Bobby Barnes Teresa Barnett Rusty Bethune La rry Blackman Myra Bland Johnnie Brown Loretta Carter Joey Croley Barbara Daw Janice Dees Margaret Dees Eddie Garner Greg Graddy Kenneth Gross Annette Holt 28 too sweet to sour it with hate Belinda Hudley Alfred Lyons Samuel McCreary Virgie Middleton Calvin Miniard Melvin Moncrease Patricia Moncrease Willie J. Moncrease Andrew Pate Frances Peters Mareno Philyaw Joseph Reed Teresa Ross Eddie Ryals Willia m Ryals Billy Sanders Marsha Stanford Linda Stevens Annie Thomas Tammy Weaver Carol Whittle Merita Wiley Russell Wilson 79 freshmen looking for joy and often finding sorrow, we Janice Avant Bill Baker Mary Ball Hugh Bradford Carol Brazwell Robert M. Brown, J Shelia Burch Mary Coleman Mary Davis Paul Ellis Phillip Etheridge Lawrence Finn Cheryl Garrett David Garrett Johnny Godwin Alphonso Gross Robert Hart Sandra Ivey Leon Kennedy Donald Laster 30 gain a lesson of joy from life’s sorrow Alphonza McIntyre Roderick McQueen Susen McQueen J.W. Monk Harriett Pate Beckie Radcliff Denise Reed Priscilla Ross Toni Ryals Keith Sawyer Barbara Ann Scott Jackie Stokes Earl Thompson Wade Wilcox Arthur Wiley Robert M. Young 31 eighth eagerly, but sometimes blindly, we tread the path Janice Brooken Paul Calloway Polly Castillow Billy Coleman Darryl Crane Bonnie Crosby Dennis Darby Angelo Dees David Ellis Debra Findley Gheta Gantt Deborah Geek Ricky Godwin Donnie Green Emmit Gross Patricia Gross Marie Hall Wesley Hubert Ervin Ivey Mary Ivey 32 of life searching for the light of purpose Shelia Ivey Chris Jackson Devon Janes Bertha Jenkins Eloise Jenkins Berley Johnson Kenneth Johnson Bernice Likely Harris Likely Alvin Lyons Melvin Manuel Herman Mitchell Barbara Oliver Stan Pate Bobby Peters 33 eighth we have found our purpose, it is ourselves Clinton Peters Sammy Peters Shirley Peters Evelyn Powell Dayton Pugh Judy Robinson Curtis Samuel Minnie Samuel Diane Sanders Lenora Sawyer Yolanda Scott Michael Sims Duncan Smith Elmyra Stallworth Eula Stallworth Nathan Stanford Patricia Taylor Richard Terry Cheryl Thomas Clinton Thomas Leon Tucker Annett Turner Christine Turner Gail Varner Jason Wiley Marion Wiley Shirley Wiley s— 34 seventh life is opening its doors Gerald Anderson Paula Barnett Lowell Bartlett Rayvon Bartlett Mary Bibbs Elbert Castillow James Coleman Willis Coleman Willie Ann Crosby Willie James Crosby „David Dees Johnnie Dees Luvenia Dexter Evelyn Ellis 35 seventh Linda Ethridge Michael Gantt Darlene Gibson Billy Godwin William Griffin Dorothy Gross Loretha Gross Susie Hardin Janice Hart Mary Howell Vivian Hadley Kenneth Ivey Linda Jacob Wanda Janes Mary Jerkins Elizabeth Jenkins Jenette Jenkins Sherry Johnson Shirley Johnson Wade Johnson Brenda Joseph Wendell East Wade Langley Joann Laster Jonathon Likely Joann McCreary Johnny McIntyre Keith Merritt Joseph Mitchell Sherlyn Mitchell it is dark ami uncertain but our path is 36 steady as we search for the sun of security Annie Mixon Gregg Moncrease Alan Nelson Darlene Nix James Palmer Keith Pate Susie Pate Helen Peters David Philyaw Lea man Pugh Ricky Reeves Carolyn Richardson Marilyn Richardson Lana Ryals Kathy Salter Carl Sanders Henry Sanders Kelvin Shipp Alice Simms Patricia Simms Devon Smith Barbara Stallworth Peige Stokes Debra Straughn Earnest Thomas Jerome Thomas Elizabeth Thompson Terry Travis Rita Weaver John Wiley 37 sixth releasing ourselves from the apron strings of Rhonda Barnett Sarah Bibbs Maxine Blackwell Linda Boatwright Robert Bogan Marilyn Booker Marsha Booker Ray Buckhault Linda Butler Gary Caldwell Barline Coleman Chris Dees Kenneth Dees Bill Downing Jim Ellis Timmy Garrett Christy Geek Dwayne Godwin Eddie Godwin Linnie Godwin Michael Gray Curtis Green Patricia Gross Cynthia Johnson 38 childhood we plunge into a new eestacy of life Wilbert Johnson Brenda Jones Rhonda Laster Melinda Little Robert McCreary Quilla McIntyre Linda Nix William Peters Dale Pugh Sue Raines Charlie Richardson Voncille Roche A rline Ross Jasper Ross Curtis Scott Glinda Smith Denoise Straughn Ralph Taylor Kervin Thomas Robert Turner Roland Varner Lisa Warren Rex Wilcox Donny Young 39 life holds so many mysteries and so little David Baggett Travis Bartlett Barbara Bibbs Minnie Bogan Janet Bradley Billy Clark Roger Coleman Dedree Crane Annies Davis Anthony Dees Vince Edwards Renita Ellis Samuel Ewing Annie Green De Wayne Hardin Tommy Hardin Barbara I very Wanda Jackson Barbara Jenkins Ricky East Elaine Kimbrough Darrell Raster Steve Laster Bernita Likely Rose Likely Michael Lindsey Michael Marino Valerie Monk Bob Morris Lester Rabun 40 Randy Radcliff Ferlin Raines Wanda Raines Barbara Richardson Ricky Robinson Leon Sa nders Patricia Scott Ronnie Sheppard James Taylor Ronald Terry Josephine Thomas Rhonda Thomas Ronnie Thomas James Thompson Erma Travis Sharon Warren Joe Weaver Carolyn Wiley Carson Wiley Ph illip You ng 41 fourth we look at those around us ami realize they are Sharon Baker Lisa Boatwright Sheri Bowen Lori Brooks Tammy Bryan Susan Caldwell Jeffery Castleberry Laura Clark Denny Cobb Debra Coleman John Coleman Perry Crosby Rufus Cunningham Melvin Dees Robert Dees Ricky Downing Sheila Drennon Elroy Ewing Tim Glass Keith Godwin Tony Godwin Lavern Graphenreed 42 a part of life as well as we ourselves Debbie Jacob Melissa Janes Pam Kast Jejyiyn Little Linora Nettles Jean Peters Donah! Powell Ruby Rabun Jocephus Richardson Robin Salter David Sanders Shelia Sanders Dianne Scott Bonnie Sims John Smith George Stallworth Larry Stewart Timothy Stokes Calvin Thomas Debra Tripp Robbie Warren Jerry Weaver 43 third life is no longer strange but each day Steve Baggett Marilyn Barlow Tammy Barnett Jackie Bartlett Connie Bland Ira Bogan Lanshava Booker Randy Bradford John Castleberry Macky Clark Michael Cooper Gregory Davison Maria Daw David Dyess Connie Ellis Carol Foley Jeffrey Geek Denise Godwin Adam Gray Tina Hardin Charles Hart Gregory Jones Harvey Jones Marvin Jones Jerry East Terry East Randy Laster Donald Likely John Likely Bill Marino 44 it unfolds another miracle, striking us with awe Wanda Mitchell Donna Morris Lonnie McCreary Willie McIntyre Diane McPherson Diane Peters Jessie Peters Johnny Pherson Denise Pugh Cecil Ra ines Loretta Richardson Lorenza Roche Vanessie Roche John Seany Mary Sims Debra Smith Marcus Stallworth Willie Taylor Tammy Thomas Jerry Tingen Richard Tripp Valerie Walton Teresa Weaver Rose Whittle Bernice Wiley Denese Wiley Tony Wilson Benjamin Young 45 second our young minds, alert and active, take Enrin Baggett Hugh Baker Wanda Ballard Teresa Barlow Beverly Barnett Billy Bartlett Angelia Blackmon Jacqueline Booker Eric Bowen Linda Brown Robby Brown Lisa Chase Ian Cherry Randy Cooper Kim Covin Daniel Cunningham Calvin Dees Donald Dees Lawrence Dees Roderick Gantt Robert Gibson Robin Gibson Nathaniel Grace Willie Graphenreed Tommy Hardin Tammy Holloway Steve Howell Sandra Jacob Fred Jenkins Larry Johnson At, in all the great wonders of life Pam Johnson Zachery Johnson Anthony Jones Billie Jo Kennedy Darlene Likely Armyse McIntyre Debra McMillan James McPherson Sandra Pate Scott Pate Larry Peters Walter Peters Christopher Pettis Karen Pittman Darlene Pugh Eddie Radcliff Tom Reed Phyllis Richardson Donna Riley Ja mes Roche Keith Salter Sarah Straughn Kimberly Thomas Nathaniel Thomas Ronnie Travis William Tripp Gary Walton Jerome Walton Vicky Weaver 47 we have just begun tc Sharon Baggett Wanda Ball Donna Barlow Kenneth Bartlett Tammy Benjamin Lorna Bland Linda Booker Earl Brown Tonya Brown Doug Chandler Amy Clark Alfred Cole Beverly Cooper Michael Cunningham Debbie Daw Scott Ellis Rodney Gibson Chris Godwin Sheila Hart Sam Jenkins Willie Jenkins Wanda Johnson Christopher Jones Angela Marion Jim Marion Chris Mitchell Mark Morris Novella McIntyre De Wayne Nettles George Nettles realize th 48 joys of living and what life is Fred Peters Lois Peters Cynthia Pettis Jim Reed Sheila Richardson Cynthia Roach Kalla Salter Calvin Sanders Tommy Shipp James Sims Cyndi Smith Debbie Walton Ricky Walton Gloria Wiley Camez Williams 49 kindergarten life, new and strange, holds many joyous Sidney Baker Anthony Ball Charles Ball Jeffery Barlow Julia Bartlett Tammy Blackmon Teresa Brew ton Donna Brown Mike Cary Roberta Chase Cathy Crosby Daron Cunningham Billy Dyess Rachel Emmons Steve Gantt Kevin Glass Joseph Grace Lessia Hardin Alexander Harrod Larry Hart Denise Jefferson Ed Jenkins Wayne Jones Dempsey Kennedy Annie Likely George McIntyre so hours anil few moments of sadness Chester McPherson Daniel McQueen Marilyn Nettles Johnny Peters Marvin Peters Pam Poole Angelia Rabon Shane Radcliff Danny Reed Shirley Richardson Doris Roach Regina Roche Alvin Rodgers Trisha Salter Lisa Sanders Darleen Scott Jerry Scott Debra Seaney Stevie Smith Cindy Stewart Aretha Thomas James Turner Janet Walton Jason Wiggers Curtis Wiley Teresa Young si special eel our struggle is a difficult one but we know life Alex Booker Equillar Dees Wanda Dees Dwayne Ewing Derrick Gross Johnny Jones Willie Jones Kenneth McIntyre Dale McQueen George Pearson Sylvester Peters Ronald Porter Taylor Rankin Alfred Roach Winfred Roach 52 awaits our victory. Angeli lie Rons Dennis Ross Kenneth Stephen Lima Stokes Emmie Thomas Gertrude Thomas Leon Thomas Anthony Tripp Samuel Tripp Chester Turner 53 administration when the word administration is mentioned, of- ten no more thought occurs than “just a princi- pal, a few teachers, and a trustee or two.” when a study is done on the subject one finds that administration exceeds his ideas greatly and that it is the combined efforts of many people together that benefits the school system and shortens the search for what life is .. . I sincerely hope that each of you have come to Conecuh County Hiylt School with aspirations, dreams and hopes of bettering yourself in our society and it is my sincere wish that you reach the goals that you have set for yourselves. Always strive for the best of all you attempt to do. There is no room for mediocracy in what ever you do. I hope you count your days at Conecuh County High School as some of the most memorable ones in your life. Our teachers, parents. County Board Members and Superintendent’s sincere dedication to their work have been key factors in the success of our school year 1973-7If. In the society in which we live today, our visions m ust be broad, our steps bold, ou r eyes bright, our voices low and our faith strong. Congratulations and all Good Wishes. Mr. Haskew Page, Jr. Principal Mrs. Janice Downing Secretary faculty in action School Employees Lunchroom Workers Mrs. Mamie Nettles Mrs. Louie Sessions Mrs. Faye Geek Mrs. Margie Calloway Mrs. Mamie Jo Littles Mrs. Jesse Ellis Bus Drivers Mr. Thomas Frye Mr. Manford Godwin Mr. Kent Ellis Mr. Henry Kirksey Mr. Alj Avant Mrs. Bernice Whittle Mrs. Mamie Gross Mr. Ules Johnson Faculty service unending patience dedication hard work faithfulness love of teaching Mrs. Ivalee Baker Mrs. Wanda Baker Mr. John Bland Teacher's Aide Teacher's Aide English Mrs. Patsy Bradley Mr. Charles Brown Mrs. Gail Brawn Science English First Grade Mr. Patten Brown Miss Georgia Burns Mrs. Gladys Daniel Mr. Thomas Frye Coach, P.E. Special Class Science, P.E. Commercial Arts Mr. S.T. Gantt Mathematics 60 Mrs. Lois Graddy Fourth Grade Mrs. Hilda Hall Sixth Grade Mrs. Beth Holland Mathematics Mrs. Evelyn Hurd Teacher's Aide Mrs. Harriet Hyde History, P.E. Mr. Ules Johnson Guidance Mrs. Oma Jones Second Grade Mr. Ray Owens Mrs. Maribeth Page Mrs. Edna Pate Driver’s Ed. Home Ec. Third Grade Mrs. Maggie Smith Mr. Henry Strong Fourth Grade Remedial Math Mr. John Ward Mrs. Vernetta Agriculture Watson First Grade Mrs. Gayle Weaver History Mrs. Jessie Webb Mrs. Clide Williams Mr. Joseph Williams Kindergarten Librarian Sixth Grade organizations how many students latch onto an organization just to have a larger listing in their senior directory? tis a sad cause for joining, yet when a person becomes involved and decides to “get his feet wet,” that “stupid, jumbled-up club” falls into place and he realizes that organizations are here for his benefit, organizations help us go set goals and strive to achieve them, through this we find Life Is .. . Cohian Staff Co-Editors: Rita Salter, Steve Pate Organizations Editor: Debra Ellis Advertising Editor: Marilyn Whittle Advertising Manager: Vicki Pope Administration Editor: Cathy Pettis Annual Manager: Frankie Graddy Business Manager: Homer Holland Class Editor: Carol Lanier Sports Editors: Hubert Ethridge, Eddie Gamer General Staff: Tammy Weaver Frances Peters Carol Whittle Our annual, the Cohian, should be something of which we are all very proud. It is a memory book for the school, it is a history of a particular year, and also a reference book. Not only does it characterize our school, but also each individual of each age group that is in our school. Much effort and hard work goes into the Cohian, but only through your help and consideration can our yearb(x k be a success! It is prepared by the students and for the students. Sponsor: Mr. Thomas Frye Each month several students of C.C.H.S. publish a school paper entitled the Con-Co-Hi. In each issue, we try to express the past, present, and the future activities, not only for the school, but also for the community. Our purpose is to inform the students, faculty, and the community of What’s Happening”. Precise and to the point is the way we try to have all articles. We also include in the Con-Co-Hi advertisements and things for each level of our readers. Sponsor: Mr. Thomas Frye Ed.-in-Chief: Charlene Baker Asst. Ed.: Gayle Garrett Art Ed.: Billy Tingen Ad. Ed.: Jacki Benefield Asst. Ad. Ed.: Mary Findley Feature Ed.: Myra Bland General Staff: Denise Reed, Barbara Daw, Loretta Carter, Johnnie Brown, Mary Laster, Anne Barnett, Brenda Likely, Irma Jacob, Bunnie Brown, Kenneth Gross, David Booker, Gary James, Jerome Bradley, and Frankie Graddy. 69 Elizabeth Wiley—Jerome Bradley Cohian and Con- On October 27, 1973 the entire area of Castleberry was involved in a community school effort to raise money for the Quarterback Club. These efforts were rewarded by the Cohian—Con-Co-Hi Pageant held in the school auditorium. Two couples from each grade, chosen by their classmates, represented their class in the grade divisions and later 70 Co-Hi Pageant competed for the titles of Miss Venus and Miss Juno. subscriptions their class sold. The Seniors took both titles. Winners were chosen by the number of annuals and paper Congratulations to everyone for a job well done. 71 ONECUH COUNTY Wi- AzlA '24'i f£ Third, Row: Jerry Peters; Carol Whittle; Mrs. Gladys Daniel, Sponsor; Homer Holland; Jerry Darby, Pres.; Hubert Etheridge, Reporter; Steve Pate. Second Row: Frankie Graddy; Jacki Benefield; Carol Lanier; Cathy Pettis, Treas.; Vicki Pope; Debra Ellis; Gayle Garrett, Sec.; First Row: Robert Howell; Tammy Weaver; Loretta Carter; Ruby Zellars; Mary Laster, Vice-Pres.; Charlene Baker; Rita Salter; Myra Bland. The Beta Club The purpose of this organization is to promote the ideals of honesty, service and leadership among high school students, to reward meritorious achievement and to encourage and assist students to continue their education after high school. Students qualifying for membership must have an average grade of 85 on all subjects; also worthy character, good mentality and a commendable attitude. Since the Beta Club is a merit organization, members who fail to maintain a creditable record may be put on probation. The Beta Club of Conecuh County High School has had many interesting and worthwhile projects during the past five years. A sign which bears the name of our school was erected out front. Also a flag pole was erected near the sign. Every morning Old Glory and the Alabama State flag are raised to wave and to signify the heritage by which we live. Shrubbery, mostly azaleas, was planted around almost all of the buildings. Contributions were made by the Beta Club at different times toward new lockers in the halls and also toward a new speaker for the public announcement system in our auditorium. 76 The Library Club The books we think we ought to read are polky, dull and dry; The books that we would like to read we are ashamed to buy; The books that people talk about we never can recall; And the books that people give us, oh, They’re the worst of all. Wells Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. Bacon Reading maketh a full man, Conference a ready man, and writing an exact man. Bacon With the above quotations in mind, we urge you to use our library materials regularly. We will gladly assist you. Second Row: Robert Hart; Keith Pate; Mrs. Clide Williams, Librarian; Marie Hall; Debra Findley; Janice Hart; Judy Robinson. First Row: Myra Bland; Tammy Weaver; Kathy Salter. Jacki Benefield—Junior Miss Jacki Benefield, the blue-eyed blonde Senior from Conecuh During the week of January 21-26, Jacki traveled to County High School, wax chosen to represent Conecuh County Montgomery to compete with the young ladies from the other in the Junior Miss Pageant. counties for the title, ,Alabama’s Jr. Miss. The winner of this contest represented Alabama in the American Junior Miss Pageant, which is held annually in Mobile. Charlene Baker was named Conecuh County High School’s 1973-74 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow. She won the honor by competing with other seniors in the written knowledge and attitude examination on Dec. 4- She is now eligible for state and national honors and will receive a specially designed award from General Mills, Inc., sponsor of the annual educational scholarship program. State Family Leaders of Tomorrow receive a $1,500 college scholarship while state second-place winners receive a grant of $500. The state winner also earns for his or her school, a 20-volume reference work, The Annals of America , from Encyclopedia Brittanica Educational Corporation This year, 703,074 students from 14,$63 schools were enrolled in the Betty Crocker Search, which for the second year, included senior boys. FHA Officers: President: Carol Lanier Vice-Pres. of Public Relations: Cathy Pettis Vice-Pres. of Projects: Vicki Pope Vice-Pres. of Recreation: Irma Jacob Secretary and Treasurer: Brenda Likely Reporter: Evelyn Carter The purposes of FHA are: To promote the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. To strengthen the function of a family as a basic unit of society. To encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community. To become aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today’s society. To improve national and international relations. To provide opportunities for decision-making and for assuming responsibility. To involve youth with adults in individual and group activities. To develop interest in home economics, home economic careers, and related occupations. Members: Second Row: Becky Radcliff; Bunnie Brown; Jackie Stokes; Elizabeth Wiley; Marie Johnson; Mary Ball; Myra Bland; Susie McQueen; Jacki Benefield; Irma Jacob; Vergie Middleton; Evelyn Carter; Belinda Dudley; Vicki Pope; Johnnie Brown; Brenda Likely; Gayle Garrett; Carol Lanier; Harriet Pate; Cathy Pettis; Charlene Baker; Barbra Daw; Teresa Barnett; Tammy Weaver; Joyce Little; Mrs. Maribeth Page, Sponsor. First Row: Rita Salter; Ann Barnett; Mary Dams; Janice Avant; Loretta Carter, Barbara Scott; Marsha Stanford; Debra Shipp; Ruby Zellers; Toni Ryals; Denise Reed; Mary Laster; Cheryl Garrett; Mary Findley. Vicki Pope-State Officer On April 7, 1973, Vicki Pope was elected to the office of Alabama Vice President of Public Relations of Future Homemakers of America. She has attended several State workshops, the National F.H.A. Convention in Dallas, Texas, and given several presentations on the F.H.A. new program of work Action IMPACT. Vicki is the first state officer to be elected from Castleberry. She says that F.H.A. is growing, sharing, learning, and knowing that with F.H.A. there is always a better tomorrow. Steve Pate—FFA Speaker Steve Pate, through various awards and contests, has proven himself a vital part of a ny FFA Chapter. In 1972, Steve placed fourth in State Public Speaking Finals after having won County and District Finals. In 1973, he placed second in State. Steve is not, however, currently enrolled in Vo. Ag. Floyd Coleman, Sentinel; Rusty Bethune, Secretary; Tim Kirksey, President; Cathy Pettis, Sweetheart; Ronnie Pettis, Vice President; Andy Pate, Treasurer; Eddie Garner, Reporter. The FFA is the national organization of, by, and for students enrolled in vocational agribusiness. No national organization enjoys greater freedom of self government than the FFA. FFA activities encourage members to learn through active participation, how to conduct and take part in public meetings; to speak in public; to solve their own problems; to finance themselves and to assume civic responsibility. Castleberry FFA successfully represents its chapter, school, and community in local livestock shows, distinct livestock shows, State fairs; County, District, and State FFA Eliminations. Each year the chapter has individuals representing them in public speaking, state farmers, and other proficiency contests. Castleberry FFA Is leading the way To a better Day! 84 m ■ T , � • A jj Bobby Barnes John Thompson Bobby Brown Sponsor: Mr. John Ward Rusty Bethune Lloyd Bush Paul Ellis Joey Croley Jerry Darby Phillip Ethridge Eddie Garner Tim Kirksey Lawrence Finn Greg Graddy Ronnie Pettis David Garrett Pete Lyons Elvis Shipp Johnny Godwin Sammy McCreary Bobby Tingen Alphonzo Gross Calvin Miniard Darryl Crane Robert Hart Willie Moncrease Dennis Darby Leon Kennedy Andy Pate Angelo Dees Donnie Laster Mareno Philyaw Berley Johnson Alphonsa McIntyre Eddie Ryals Kenneth Johnson Rodrick McQueen William Ryals Alvin Lyons J. W. Monk Rusty Wilson Stan Pate Keith Sawyer Chris Anderson Clinton Peters Earl Thompson Royce Baker Nathan Stanford Wade Wilcox FUryd Coleman Bill Baker Arthur Wiley Jesse Ellis Terry Godwin Hugh Bradford Mitchell Young 85 FHA and FFA Sweethearts A senior, Tim Kirksey, was chosen by the FHA to be their sweetheart for 1973-7It- Tim is also active in the FFA in which he was elected Chapter President. Cathy Pettis, a junior from Conecuh County High was chosen as the FFA Sweetheart for this year. Cathy is also active in various other school activities including the FHA where she serves as an officer. if CCHS Choir The Conecuh County High School Choir offers students an opportunity to participate in an activity that is at once enjoyable, personally rewarding, and a very real contribution to the happiness of the entire com m unity. This year the choir has over sixty people from the seventh through the twelfth pxirticipating in its program. To be a member of the choir, one has simply to show a genuine love for choral music, a willingness to work toward musical excellence, and maintain a minimum academic average of C. Music is a universal la nguage and love is the key.” Members: Third Row: Lenora Sawyer; Darryl Crane; Steve Pate; Hubert Ethridge; Homer Holland; Robert Howell; Mareno Philyaw; John Stallworth; Kenneth Gross; Cheryl Thomas; Kelvin Shipyp. Second Row: Darlene Gibson; Barbara Daw; Kathy Salter; Mary Howell; Mary Crosby; Johnnie Brown; Annie Mixon; Diane Sanders; Vergie Middleton; Eula Stallworth; Gheta Gantt. First Row: Mr. John Bland, Director; Myra Bland; Charlene Baker; Gayle Garrett; Carol Whittle; Frances Peters; Evelyn Carter; Elizabeth Wiley; Judy Robinson; Irma Jacob; Donna Roper. 87 athletics athletics is a bridge, broad in its span, yet so demanding that only the most determined and powerful can cross it and become a winning a thlete, the attitude of win a few, lose a few is not acceptable and those trying to cross the bridge on this belief will fall in the creek, true, the athlete must be able to accept defeat, but he must not let it rule him. he must have the spirit to come back strong when the chance comes and find the winning score in Life Is . . . Varsity A Blue Devils have a successful season Gary James Sr. Guard Jerry Darby Sr. Forward Larry Blackmon Soph. Guard Sammy McCreary Soph. Forward Melvin Moncrease Sopk. Forward Jerome Bradley Sr. Forward David Booker Willie Moncrease Sr. Center Soph. Center 91 David Gross Sr. Guard Homer Holland Johnny Chavers Jr. Guard Jr. Forward Steve Pate Manager Patten Brown-Coach VARSITY “B” Kneeling: Coach Brown. Standing: Hubert Ethridge, John Stallworth, Lawrence Finn, Eddie Garner, Alfred Lyons, Bill Sanders, Hugh Bradford, Alex B x ker, Leon Kennedy, Joe Reed, Moreno Philyaw, Kenneth Gross, Phillip Ethridge, Calvin Miniard. C—Club Kneeling: Chris Anderson, Marilyn Whittle, Brenda Likely, Mary Findley, Vicki Pope, Rita Salter, Cathy Pettis. Standing: Steve Pate, Homer Holland, Floyd Coleman, Gary James, Alfred Lyons, John Stallworth, Mareno Philyaw, Jerry Darby, Sammy McCreary, David Booker, Bobby Tingen, Coach Patten Brown. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mary Findley, Co-Captain Myra Bland Marilyn Whittle Joyce Little Brenda Likely Tammy Weaver Vicki Pope, Captain Cathy Pettis JR. “A” and “B” Kneeling: Coach Brown, Keith Sawyer, Bill Baker, Johnny Godwin, Robert Hart. Standing: Hugh Bradford, Wade Wilcox, Leon Kennedy, Lawrence Finn, Phillip Ethridge. Kneeling: Curtis Samuel, Ronald Porter, Dewayne Godwin, Kenneth Johnson, Bill Downing, Curtis Scott, Gary Caldwell, Chris Dees. Standing: Willie Jones, Willie Crosby, Johnny McIntyre, Coach Brown, Angelo Dees, Richard Terry, Stan Pate. JR. CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Gheta Gantt, Barbara Oliver. Standing: Janice Avant, Denise Reed. Gheta Gantt Barbara Oliver Denise Reed—Captain Janice Avant Track hard work in action Sprints: Angelo Dees Hubert Ethridge John Stallworth Jerry Darby Sammy McCreary Relays: Angelo Dees Gary James Jerome Bradley Sammy McCreary Jerry Darby Mareno Philyaw John Stallworth Middle Distance: George Pearson Willie Jones Wade Wilcox John Stallworth David Booker Gary James Jerome Bradley Melvin Moncrease 98 Long Distance: Coach-Patten Brown Alfred Lyons Larry Blackmon Homer Holland Manager—Steve Pate Field Events: Kneeling: Alfred Lyons. Hugh Bradford, Eddie Gamer, Jerry Darby. Standing: Phillip Ethridge, Marino Philyaw, Homer Holland, Sammy McCraeary, Floyd Coleman. Pres. Physical Fitness Award Winners Second Row: Elmyra Stallworth, Evelyn Powell, Vergie Middleton, Carol Whittle, Frances Peters, Christine Turner, Joyce Little, Cathy Pettis. First Row: Barbara Luster, Diane Sanders, Evelyn Carter, Marilyn Whittle, Charlene Baker, Clara Sanders, Brenda Likely, Patricia Moncrease. Third Row: Bertha Jerkins, Willie Ann Crosby, Carolyn Richardson, Joan McCreary, Debra Straughn. Second Row: Bunnie Brown, Sherly Mitchell, Denise Reed, Ruby Zellers, Debra Shipp, Irma Jacobs, Elizabeth Wiley, Marie Johnson, Gheta Gantt, Diana Joseph, Cathy Pearson. First Row: Frances Peters, Elmyra Stallworth, ergie Middleton, Barbara Laster, Diane Sanders, Evelyn Carter, Marilyn Whittle, Evelyn Powell, Charlene Baker, Joyce Little, Brenda Likely, Patricia Moncrease. Future Football Players of C.C.H.S Fourth Row: Melvin Moncrease, Sammy McCreary, Jesse Ellis, Dennis Darby, Roderick McQueen, Steve Pate, Royce Baker, Floyd Colman, Bobby Brown, Homer Holland, Mareno Philyaw, Principal—Mr. Haskew Page Jr. Third Row: Angelo Dees, Willie Moncrease, Billy Sanders, Calvin Milliard, Eddie Garner, Hugh Bradford, Alex Booker, Joey Croley, Ricky Reeves, Gerald Anderson. Second Row: Sammy Tripp, Willie Jones, Alphonso McIntyre, Terry Travis, Duncan Smith, Johnny Chavers, Ervin Ivey, Bill Baker, Stan Pate, Kenny Johnson, J. W. Monk, Johnny Godwin, Wade Wilcox, Coach P. Brown. 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Nix Jr. Attorney at Law Evergreen, Alabama EDGAR’S OFFICE MACHINE SERVICE BEST WISHES and GOOD LUCK from 318 Highland Avenue Atmore, Alabama 36502 Phone 368-3889 CONECUH COUNTY BOARD of EDUCATION Office School Supplies Typewriters Adding Machines Duplicators Mimeographers Repairs on all office and school equipment Frank Chavers-Chairman Paul Watson—Vice Ch. Bill Ellis Robert Floyd Paul Gearhart Wayne Pope-Superintendent 117 SENIOR DIRECTORY CHARLENE BAKER: Pep Sipiad (I yr.); Choir, Pianist (4 yrs.); FHA (4 yrs.), Rec. Leader (Soph, ijr.). Pres. (Jr. yr.); Library Club (I yr.); Beta Club (3 yrs.); Cheerleader (Soph, yr); C-Club Sweetheart (Soph, yr.); Christmas Pageant; Outstanding P.E. Girl (2 yrs.); Best American History Student Award (Jr. yr.); Outstanding American High School Student (Jr. b Sr. yr.); Who's Who-Most Intellectual; Rep. to State FHA Convention (2 yrs.); Presidential Physical Fitness Award (2 yrs.); Gillian Staff, Solicitor (Soph, yr.), Adv. Ed. (Jr. yr.); Who’s Who Among American High School Students (Sr. yr.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (3 yrs.). Editor 74; Betty Crocker Award Winner. KAREN BARNETT: Choir (I yr.); FHA (1 yr.); Who’s Who—Quietest. JACKI BENEFIELD: Beta Club (3 yrs.); FHA (4 yrs.). Recreational Leader (2 yrs.); library Club (2 yrs.); Choir (1 yr.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (3 yrs.). Art Manager (2 yrs.). Ad Manager (1 yr.); Girl State Rep. (Sr. yr.); Who’s Who Among American High School Students (Jr. b Sr. yr.); Outstanding American High School Student (Sr. yr.); Chairman of March of Dimes, and Representative (2 yrs.); Treasurer of Jr. Class; Who's Who—Most Talented; Conecuh County’s Junior Miss Rep. for '74; Christmas Pageant; Cohian Pageant—Grand Winner. DAVID BOOKER: Basketball. Varsity A b B; Track (2 yrs.), placed at district in half-mile run, Letterman (2 yrs.); Con- Co-Hi Staff (2 yrs.). Assistant Art Editor (I yr.); FFA (1 yr.); 4-H Club (1 yr.); Who's Who—Biggest Flirt. JEROME BRADLEY: Basketball, Varsity A b B; Track (I yr.); Con-Co-Hi Staff, Sports Writer (I yr.); Cohian Pageant- Grand Winner; Who’s Who—Best-All-Arountl; Who v Who Among American High School Students. BUNNIE BROWN: Presidentiid Physical Fitness Award (1 yr.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (I yr.); Con-Co-Hi Pageant, Announcer; Choir (3 yrs.); 4-H Club (1 yr.); Sr. Class Secretary; March of Dimes Representative (I yr.); Who's Who—Wittiest; FHA (3 yrs.). LLOYD BUSH: Basketball, Varsity B. FFA (4 yrs.); Who’s Who—Friendliest. EVELYN CARTER: Choir (4 yrs.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (1 yr.); FHA (4 yrs.). Reporter (Sr. yr.); Sec. of Jr. Class; Presidential Physical Fitness Award Winner (2 yrs.); Outstanding P.E. Girl (4 yrs.); 4-H Club (1 yr.); Outstanding American High School Student (Jr. yr.); Who's Who Among American High School Student (Sr. yr.); Who’s Who—Friendliest. Jt.RR V DARBY: FFA (3 yrs.); Beta Club (3 yrs.). Pres. (Sr. yr.); Basketball. Varsity A b B. Jr. A b B, AU-Toumament Selection; Irack (2 yrs.), Letterman, placed in district (Soph. yr.); Dairy Judging Team (2 yrs.), placed 4th at Greater Gulf State Fair, Boy State Representative (Sr. yr.); March of Dimes (Sof h. yr.); Who's Who Among High School Students (Sr. yr.); C-Club (3 yrs.). Vice Pres. (Sr. yr.); Who's Who-Most Athletic; Cohian Pageant-Grand Winner. DEBRA ELLIS: FHA (2 yrs.); Beta Club (3 yrs.). Vice Pres. (I yr.); Library Club (I yr.); Outstanding American High School Student; Who's Who in American High Schools; Jr. Class Vice Pres.; Sr. Class Vice Pres.; Cohian Staff, Classes Editor (Jr. yr.), Org. Editor (Sr. yr.); Con-C.o-Hi Staff (2 yrs.), Rovie (1 yr.); Choir (4 yrs.); Who’s Who-Wittiest. MARY FINDLEY: Varsity Cheerleader (2 yrs.), Co-Capt. (1 yr.); FHA (4 yrs.); Cohian Staff, Solicitor (2 yrs.). High Sales Person (1 yr.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (3 yrs.); Choir (1 yr.); C-Club (I yr.); Library Club (1 yr.); Who’s Who-Most Athletic. GA VLE GARRETT: Beta Club (2 yrs.), Sec. (1 yr.); FHA (4 yrs.), Vice Pres. (1 yr.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (2 yrs.), Co-Ed. (1 yr.), Rovie (I yr.); Sr. Class Treasurer; Choir (4 yrs.); Con-Co-Hi Pageant—Grand Winner; Christmas Pageant (I yr.); Alt. Cheerleader (1 yr.); Library Club (2 yrs.); Outstanding American High School Student; Who's Who—Cutest. FRANKIE GRADDY: Con-Co-Hi Staff (2 yrs.); Cohian Staff (3 yrs.). Solicitor (1 yr.). High Sales Person (I yr.). Advertising Manager (I yr.), Annuid Sales Manager (I yr.); Beta Club (3 yrs.); Choir (3 yrs.); FHA (3 yrs.). Secretary (I yr.), Representative to State Convention (1 yr.). Recreational Leader (I yr.); 4-H Club (I yr.); Ubrary Club (3 yrs.); Christmas Pageant; Who's Who—Cutest. DAVID GROSS: Christmas Pageant (1 yr.); Basketball, Varsity A b B, Jr. Team; FFA (4 yrs.); Who's Who-Quietest. ROBERT HOWELL: Beta Club (3 jrs.), Secretary (1 yr.); FFA (2 yrs.), Member of Dairy Ruling Team (2 yrs.); Con-Co- Hi Staff (2 yrs.). Advertising Manager (1 yr.); Member of Society of Outstanding American High School Students (Jr. 6 Sr. yrs.); Choir (4 yrs.); Who’s Who—Most Intellectual. IRMA JACOB: 4-H Club (1 yr.); Choir (4 yrs.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (1 yr.); Con-Co-Hi Pageant-Grand Winner; FHA (4 yrs.). Vice President Recreational Leader (Sr. yr.), $100 Club Aivard, High Sales Person in magazines; March of Dimes Rep. (1 yr.); Presidential Physical Fitness Aivard (1 yr.); Sr. Class Reporter; Who's Who Among American High School Students (Sr. yr.); Who's Who—Wittiest. GARY JAMES: Basketball, Varsity A 6 B, Jr. A L- B, All-Tournament Selection (2 yrs.); Varsity Track Team (2 yrs.), 3rd place District Mile Winner, Letterman (2 yrs.); C-Club (3 yrs.). President (1 yr.); FFA (1 yr.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (2 yrs.); Jr. Class Reporter; Con-Co-Hi Pageant—Grand Winner; Students Bi-Racial Committee (2 yrs.); Who’s Who—Most Athletic. MARIE JOHNSON: 4-H Club (1 yr.); Catholic Youth Organization (2 yrs.); Choir (1 yr.); FHA (4 yrs.); Dramatic Club (1 yr.); Presidential Physical Fitness Auxird (1 yr.); Who’s Who—Mast Talented. TIM KIRKSEY: Basketball. Jr. A Iz B; FFA (4 yrs.). Secretary (Soph, iz Jr. yr.). President (Sr. yr.). Received State Farmers Degree (Jr. yr.). Representative to State Convention (1 yr.). Placed 2nd in Mechanics Contest at District, Representative in State Mechanics Contest (3 yrs.). Soil Judging Team (Jr. yr.). Dairy Judging Team (Soph, yr.). Participant in State Fair; FHA Sweetheart; Who's Who—Biggest Flirt. BARBARA LASTER: Presidential Physical Fitness Award Winner (2 yrs.); Choir (1 yr.); Outstanding P.E. Cirl (2 yrs.); Who’s Who—Biggest Flirt. BRENDA LIKELY: Varsity Cheerleader (2 yrs.); C-Club (1 yr.); Outstanding P.E. Girl (4 yrs.); Presidential Physical Fitness Award Winner (2 yrs.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (2 yrs.); 4-H Club (1 yr.); FHA (4 yrs.). Secretary (1 yr.); President of Sr. Class; Who’s Who—Friendliest. JOYCE LITTLE: Varsity Cheerleader (1 yr.); Presidential Physical Fitness Aivard Winner (3 yrs.); Outstanding P.E. Girl (4 yrs.); FHA (4 yrs.); 4-H Club (3 yrs.); Choir (3 yrs.); Cohian Staff (1 yr.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (2 yrs.); Christmas Pageant (2 yrs.); Who's Who Among American High School Students (Sr. yr.); Who’s Who—Most Athletic. CYNTHIA McQUEEN: 4-H Club (1 yr.); Choir (1 yr.); FHA (4 yrs.); Who’s Who-Quietest. JERRY PETERS: Choir (4 yrs.); Beta Club (3 yrs.). Reporter (1 yr.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (I yr.); Dramatics Club (1 yr.); Wlw’s Who—Most Intellectual. RON NY PETTIS: Basketball, Jr. Team; Library Club (2 yrs.); FFA (4 yrs.), Vice President (Sr. yr.). Soil Judging Team, 1st Place in County; Who's Who—Biggest Flirt; Con-Co-Hi Pageant—Grand Winner. RITA SALTER: Con-Co-Hi Staff (2 yrs.); Cohian Staff (3 yrs.). Solicitor, High Sales Person (I yr.). Ad Sales Person (1 yr., Co-Editor 74; Beta Club (3 yrs.); C-Club (3 yrs.); Varsity Cheerleader (2 yrs.); FHA (4 yrs.); Choir (1 yr.); Outstanding American High School Student (Sr. yr.); Who’s Who Among American High School Students (Sr. yr.); Student Council Rep. (1 yr.); Who’s Who-Bcst-All-Around. ELVIS SHIPP: Basketball, Jr. A iz B, FFA (3 yrs.). Vice President (Soph, yr.); Who's Who-Best-All-Around. BILLY TINGEN: Basketball, Jr. A; FFA (2 yrs.); Choir (4 yrs.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (3 yrs.). Ad Editor (Soph, yr.). Art Editor (Sr. yr.), Co-Editor (Jr. yr.); Jr. Class President; Bi-Racial Committee (2 yrs.); Who’s Who—Most Talented. BOBBY TINGEN: Basketball, Vanity B, Jr. A 6 B; Track (3 yrs.); C-Club (3 yrs.); FFA (4 yrs.); Who’s Who-Wittiest. MARILYN WHITTLE: Choir (4 yrs.); Con-Co-Hi Staff (2 yrs.); Varsity Cheerleader (3 yrs.); Presidential Physical Fitness Award Winner (2 yrs.); Cohian Staff (2 yrs.). Typist (1 yr.). Ad Editor (1 yr.); Christmas Pageant (2 yrs.), Narrator (Jr. yr.); C-Club Treasurer (Sr. yr.); Cohian. ELIZABETH WILEY: Owir (2 yrs.); FHA (I yr.); Outstanding P.E. Girl (I yr.); 4-H Club (2 yrs.). Treasurer (I yr.); Presidential Physical Fitness Award Winner (1 yr.); Cohian Pageant—Grant Winner; Wlw's Who—Cutest. I've never been able to make it as a group I have a hard time making my mind and when I get all together I seem to go all to pieces. I'd like to gather myself together and talk about it but I keep walking out in single file Maybe I'm just doomed to split up and go my way — John Hartford what you make it. 120 - — - I___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I.—--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .u . .. ■ ... ............................................................................................................. __