Dade County High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Trenton, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1971 volume:

UUUyvdjL cL 0 lymjxyL'{_, _ jVa To everything there is a season ... a time to be bom, and a time to die ... a time to kill, and a time to heal ... a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance ... a time to get, and a time to lose ... a time to keep silence, and a time to speak ... a time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 Table of Contents Introduction 8 High School Faculty 10 Autumn 19 Winter 35 Spring 49 Organizations 73 Classes 85 Elementary 1 12 Advertisements 123 Foreword As we the students of Dade County High School progress, so does time. Sometimes it goes so slow, but when the realization bursts forth that time is ever present, we begin to think and wonder. We the yearbook staff of 1971 tried to capture one season of time as it progressed ever slowly. As each face of each person is different, so is every season. We now present THE WILDCAT 1971. 2 Dedication Although we, the yearbook staff, are saddened because you and your family are leaving us for greener pastures, we want you to know that we appreciate the leadership you have given us here in Dade County. Dur- ing the four years we have been in high school you have been our principal. In this time we have grown to love and respect you. To express our esteem for you, we, the yearbook staff, dedicate the 1971 edition of THE WILDCAT to you, Mr. James E. Cleveland, our friend. Kathy Tinker receives ap- preciative hug! Mr. Cleveland receives plaque from Editor, Kathy Tinker and Assistant Editor, Kathy Forester. Mr. Cleveland performs one of his many duties. 3 School Board and Superintendent Fur MRS. BEATRICE FREEMAN Instructional Supervisor SCHOOL BOARD: SEATED - George Sims, Jr., Edward Holmes, James Johnston. STANDING - William Emerson, William Tatum, Chairman. Problems Were Plentiful for Qchool Board Problems were not new to the Dade County School Board. Many hours, other than those allotted for meetings, were spent in conference with parents, teachers, and concerned citi- zens. As the school year came to a close, we were pleased to see that the school board had made accomplishments. MRS. REBA AVANS RIGHT - Secretaries MRS. DORIS POE nish Leadership for Dade County Schools Superintendent Is Guiding Force for School System Superintendent Dexter L. Stanphil is a man of many talents and capabilities who fulfills the many duties and responsibilities as executive officer of the board. He patiently carries out the policies set by the school board. He pro- vides meaning and direction to the improvement of our county system. Superintendent DEXTER L. STANPHIL 5 1971 WILDCAT STAFF Mark Cash Kathy Tinker, Editor Peggy Cloud Connie Raines Kathy Forester Brenda McEwen Margie Patterson Lynda Steele Donna Case Candy Hall Kristy Shelton Claudia Moore O. P. Cooper NOT PICTURED, Mike Holland Randy Wilson Autumn Autumn brings new things; beginnings, crisp days, sore feet. A time of plenty. Winter A timely season, winter. Always freezing slow, chilling much faster. 7 8 9 Principal James E. Cleveland MR. AND MRS. CLEVELAND To Principal James E. Cleve- land, we extend a word of thanks and gratitude for the twelve years spent here in Dade County. Thanks and we wish you well! RIGHT - MRS. IMOGENE RYAN Secretary 10 MR. FRANK L. HILL, JR. Social Studies MRS. CRAIG S. CRAWLEY MRS. EDNA R. CLEMONS One of the major needs in today's world is the need for in- formed individuals to think for themselves. The faculty, re- presentative of the field of so- cial studies, tries to give the students enough information to spark the initiative to think for themselves. The students al- most always leave the social studies department with a better understanding of the develop- ment of American institutions and an inspiration to better these developments to the good of humanity. 11 Science and Math MRS. JUDY HULVEY To increase students’ ability to think with mathematical and scientific principles and to stress the appropriate attitudes in both of these fields is one of the most valuable goals the members of the science-math department try to achieve. By stressing the importance of not only knowing the basic skills of math and sci- ente, but also how to use these skills correctly, the students are taught to live better in today's complicated world. MR. WILLIAM R FOUTCH, SR MR JAMES R McCREARY MR BARNETT WILSON 12 MRS. DELILAH WEST MR. P. A. COPELAND The English Department has attempted to develop lan- guage learnings which work together for the student's gen- eral command of his native language, his language per- formance. Experiences with language in operation have been used; the student has been enabled to perceive himself as an organizer of new experiences as he moved into new roles, new situations, and new levels of human ex- perience. Business Education To make it to the top is what most of the people of to- day look forward to in life. To attain this goal they must devel- op such desirable characteristics and work habits as efficiency, courtesy, cooperation, honesty, neatness, accuracy, and the ability to follow instructions and to work with others - things that are stressed in the business de- partment. By using different techniques and initiating com- petition between students, teachers in the business depart- ment make the students want to try to be the best and gives them the hope of making it to the top. MISS LYNDA MEYER 14 The counselor in any school is a key person in seeing that each student has an opportunity to take the subjects best suited to him. Guidance at this point as well as looking forward to the future is very important. Music provides an opportunity for self-expression rarely found in academic subjects and this is cer- tainly encouraged by a sensitive band director. The music program provides a medium for discovering and developing talent and a chance for possible intensive study after high school. Specialties Libraries have changed from from a mere collection of books to become known as media centers. These centers are ex- pected to provide all the ma- terials necessary to meet the demands of the school curricu- lum and to provide pleasure reading. The school library program certainly reflects the philosophy of the school and en- riches all areas of its education- al program. MR. DON HAMMOND MR. BYRON V. BALL II Driver education is a popular curriculum offering because it is such a practical course. Every student who participates satisfies his great ambition to drive the family car with the insatiable desire to someday pos- sess the keys to a car of his very own. MRS. MARJORA FRICKS MR. R. T. CALLAHAM 15 Vocational Vocational Education - a way of learning the basic skills of how to get along in today's world. By putting aside the minute complica- tions of big business, students are taught the basic arts of homemak- ing, carpentry, and career explora- tion. Learning these things high school students are better equipped to face the problems of today at home and in various working situa- tions. MR. LARRY HULVEY MRS. MARTHA PULLEN MR. CHARLES JOHNSTON Gary Breedlove demonstrates the technique of upholstering. 16 Health and Physical Education Students in the physical education classes soon develop groans and limps from sore muscles acquired during the first weeks of P. E. Later they become infected with Coach Ross's competitive spirit, espe- cially after they have learned of his losers run policy. Physical education aids in developing physical fitness, creating favorable attitudes and appreciations including being a good loser, and fostering better use of leisure time. MR. LEED. ROSS MR. ROY NICHOLS 17 Necessary Personnel at Dade High MAINTENANCE MEN Mr. Sam Avans Mr. Calvin Gray Mr. Lee Blevins Mr. Mike Dover and Mr. Ray Smith CUSTODIANS Mrs. Lela Smith CUSTODIAN FOOD SERVICES PERSONNEL: Mrs. Charlotte Clark, Mrs. Virginia Durham, Mrs. Lennie Rewcastle, Mrs. Clara Geddie, and Mrs. Grace Taylor. Football SEASON RECORD D.C.H.S. - - - Trion - Eastbrook Valley Point - Armuchee North Sand Mountain Westside---------- Chattanooga Valley - Pisgah--------------- Gordon Lee-------- Preliminary State Playoff Dade County------------- • Pacelli Cats Claw Undefeated Mustangs One of the biggest highlights of the 1970-71 autumn season was the Eastbrook game. The Wildcats, with only one loss, knew that to defeat the unbeaten Eastbrook Mus- tangs would mean an almost certain Region Championship. Although both teams fought hard, the Cats were victorious. The final score was Dade County 14, Eastbrook 8. 21 Autumn Ushers in Football Autumn means football. At least that’s the way it is in Dade County. It's always a great feeling to have the support of the citizens of the community which represents practically all of Dade County. The interest of the student body, the-parents, the alumni, and the friends in the activities of die school boosts us along the way, Anyway, to Dade County, autumn means football and all that goes with it. Head Coach Morrell Holcomb and Assistant Coach Barnett Wilson watch closely the action on the field. 22 Throughout the season the Wildcats showed great desire and determination to win. This re- flected in their 9-2 season record and the region championship. The Cats kept on going many times against unfavorable odds. How- ever, these odds were overcome by cooperative teamwork and strong determination. 23 Varsity Has Best Season Left to right: FIRST ROW - Gary Pell, Wesley Bradford, Jerry Holcomb, Rusty Johnston, Terry Powell, Eddie Mullins, Jesse Wilson, Bryan Page, Bobby Langham. SECOND ROW - Randy Wilson, Buddy Alexander, Lewis Wheeler, Mike Lawson, Ed Sullivan, Dennis Forshee, Clay Stewart, Kenny Keel, Robert Reynolds. THIRD ROW - Coach Holcomb, David Page, Donnie Williams, Terry Langham, Sam Rogers, Mitchell Smith, Greg Jones, Eddie Brasfield, Steve Baugh, David Lynch. Seniors David Lynch Gary Pell Clay Stewart Rusty Johnston David Page Sam Rogers Eddie Brasfield Lewis Wheeler Mike Lawson 24 Awards Received by Individuals David Lynch Terry Powell As the Wildcats ran on the field for the first time, the crowd knew that it was cheering a great team. The tiling they didn't know was that this was a superior team. The Cats proved this many times with such performances as almost getting past Pisgah, a class AAA team rated first in Alabama. After the agony of defeat the Cats came back to beat Trion and Eastbrook for the Region 6-B cham- pionship. Important region games such as Trion and Eastbrook made it possible for seven members of the Cats’ team to be placed on the All-Region Team. Other members of the Cats' team won various awards. ALL-REGION: Terry Powell, David Lynch, first team; Mickey McBryar, Terry Langham, David Page, second team; Ken- ny Keel, Lewis Wheeler, Honorable Mention. ALL-STATE: David Lynch, first team; Lewis Wheeler, Honorable Mention. ALL-TRI-STATE: David Lynch, first team; Lewis Wheeler, second team. David Kenny Page Keel Lewis Teny Wheeler Langham 25 Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: FIRST ROW - Kim McKaig, Louise Bradford, Audrey Jeffery, Becky Allen, Carol West. SECOND ROW - Sharon Rogers, Kathy Forester, Cathy Bradford. With the announcement of the 1970-71 Varsity Football Cheerleaders, eight girls began one of die most hectic years of their lives. Few people ever realize what a season means to a cheerleader. To them, a season meant preparation, smiles, and a lot of spirit. Preparation meant going to camp. Superior, excellent, and honorable mention ribbons made their summer worth while. Autumn found the same eight girls ready for action. Win- ning and losing was all part of the game, but winning was the part that they liked best. At the end of the season the same eight girls weren't ready to give up their titles. Graduation claimed three of them whereas the others will be waiting for next year. 26 Promote School Spirit 27 More Football Ninth Grade FIRST ROW - David Christo- pher, Gary Gross, Mark Cash, Ted Rum ley, Reese Morrison, Allen Bobo. SECOND ROW - Gary Wilson, Ronnie Powell, Frank Thompson, Mike Cas- tleberry, Mike Smith, Mickey Renfro. THIRD ROW - Stevie Combs, Bryan Page, Philip Cagle, David Keeton, Wesley Bradford. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW - Mark Cagle, Roger Hampton, Emie Logan, Greg Johnson, Eddie Lawson, Randy Stone, David Lawson, Jackie Guffey. SECOND ROW - Alan Fowler, Rodney Ross, Gary Metz, Anthony Martin, Sam Wilson, Randy Castleberry, Randy Johnson. Qeventh Grade FIRST ROW - Nathan Wheeler, Eddie Smith, Ronnie Tipton, Mike Powell, Ricky Barton, Randy Hartline, Tony Allen, Victor Byers. SECOND ROW - Billy Blackstock, Ronnie Page, Greg Houts, Kenneth Wheeler, Ray Hill, Rickey Ward, Lane Wilson, Jimmy Alexander. 28 These Cheerleaders Boost Their Teams B-Team Cheerleaders Left to tight: FIRST ROW - Pat Henley, Cindy Gross, Diane Blevins. SECOND ROW - Debby Smith, Teresa Moore, Debbie Shrader, June Forester, Norma Castleberry. Pee Wee Cheerleaders Left to right: Susan Bailey, Melody Lacy, An- gela Wright, Laura McMahan, lisa West. Homecoming 1970 To the students, faculty and boosters of Dade County High School, Homecoming is a week of bustle, anticipa- tion, and speculation. This is one of the special weeks that EVERYBODY notices or takes interest in. While the cheerleaders, band, and majorettes work on these special Homecoming routines, the Wildcats practice on. Though it seemed that the week was only beginning, the practice and preparation came to an end. In the cold- ness of the October night, the Wildcats chalked up another victory and Miss Jackie Mason was crowned 1970 Home- coming Queen. ABOVE - Anticipation before half-time is great. ABOVE RIGHT - Jackie's mother shares the excitement of the evening. RIGHT - Mary West, 1969 Homecoming Queen, secures the crown on Queen Jackie’s head as the tears of joy be- gin to flow. 30 Meant Much to Many Left to right, FRONT ROW - Kathy Wilson, Pam Martin, Linda Chadwick, Susan Martin, Rusty Johnston, Jackie Mason, Carla Sullivan, Pam West, and Teresa Moore. SECOND ROW - Mike Lawson, Clay Stewart, David Lynch, David Page, Mary West, Eddie Brasfield, Sam Rogers, Lewis Wheeler, and Gary Pell. Instructions and practice are usually a necessary part of any successful activity. 31 A Season of Familiar Faces Mrs. Elliott's class approaches English IV differently. Decorating is not entirely up to cheerleaders! .«VJ Frontward or backward, who’s to say? Autumn The Student Council promotes school spirit by sponsoring an annual bonfire. The Student Council aids our community with Thanksgiving baskets for the needy. ' 33 F.H.A. Girls of the Month Autumn ABOVE - Sharon Rogers, September, displayed liveliness in the autumn season by being a Varsity Football Cheerleader. ABOVE RIGHT - Mary West, October, spent her time in the library wisely. RIGHT - Audrey Jeffery, November, was prepared in a new style for the coming winter season. 34 Cats Begin Season When they first began the season, the Wildcats weren't as strong as they were capable of being. But, through the hard work and long practices led by our Coach Lee D. Ross, these forceful, determined boys broke the barrier and became the 1971 6-B Region Champions for the first time in the history of Dade County. After this triumph, our team traveled to Macon for the state playoffs where they were defeated by Broxton, 64-51. COACH LEE D. ROSS 36 Nith a Victory Left to right, FIRST ROW - Roger Woodyard, Rusty Johnston, Mickey McBryar, Stevie Combs, O. P. Cooper, Wesley Bradford, Eddie Mullins. SECOND ROW - Coach Ross, Terry Langham, Mitchell Smith, Greg Jones, Eddie Brasfield, Sam Rogers, Lewis Wheeler. The Record Tells the Qtory THE 1970-71 RECORD Dade 59 Gordon Lee - - 36 Dade 76 Westside - - 82 Dade 62 Lafayette - - 73 Dade 78 North Sand Mountain - - 59 Dade 68 Chattanooga Valley - - - ■ - - 52 Dade 51 Lakeview - - 60 Dade 34 Lakeview - - 97 Dade 67 Valley Point - - 65 Dade 55 Eastbrook - - 76 Dade 46 Chattanooga Valley - - 44 Dade 57 Lakeview - - 65 Dade 71 North Sand Mountain - - 57 Dade 62 Valley Point - - - 47 Dade 78 Lakeview - - 65 Dade 81 Gordon Lee - - 41 Dade 46 Lafayette - - 66 Dade 62 Westside — - - 57 Dade 48 Eastbrook - - — - -- -- - - 65 Dade 70 Bridgeport - — - - - 54 SUB-REGION AT DADE REGION AT ARMUCHEE Dade 90 Gordon Lee 50 Dade 77 Westside — — - - 75 Dade 86 Chattanooga Valley - • 65 Dade 76 Eastbrook 71 STATE TOURNAMENT AT MACON Dade 51 Broxton — - - 64 38 Girls' Varsity Basketball Left to right: FIRST ROW - Patricia Page, Penny Clark, Valerie Ross, Cathy Bradford, Janet McDonald, Debbie Shrader, Pat Henley, Carolyn Bradford. SECOND ROW - Sharon Rogers, Karen Pennington, Maureen Payne, Carla Sullivan, Jackie Mason, Kim McKaig, Lou Ann Gamlen, Audrey Jeffery, Manager. THE 1970-71 RECORD Dade 36 Gordon Lee — -------------------34 Dade 36 Westside — ---------------------52 Dade 39 Lafayette---------------------- 36 Dade 37 Chattanooga Valley------------- 25 Dade 40 Lake view----------------- - - 26 Dade 37 Lake view -- ----------------- 38 Dade 31 Lake view-----------------------37 Dade 50 Valley Point------------------ 40 Dade 30 Eastbrook — --------------------34 Dade 32 Chattanooga Valley------------- 35 Dade 36 Lake view---------------------- 25 Dade 44 Valley Point--------------------32 Dade 33 Lake view--------------------- 31 Dade 36 Gordon Lee — -------------------41 Dade 39 Lafayette-----------------------45 Dade 38 Westside---------------------- 34 Dade 33 Eastbrook-----------------------34 Dade 40 Lake view--------------------- 38 SUB-REGION AT DADE Dade 44 Armuchee ---- ------------... 38 Dade 40 Gordon Lee--------------------- 21 REGION AT ARMUCHEE Dade 36 Eastbrook------------------- 37 39 From the beginning to the end, the Wildkittens fought a hard, rough battle which led to a 10-8 record at the end of the re- gular season. Then they went on and cap- tured the Sub-Region title and lost in the region playoffs to Eastbrook with a score of 37-36. Wildkittens 40 Demonstrate Teamwork COACH CHARLES JOHNSTON 41 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Although cheerleaders re- ceive little praise, these eight spirited girls at Dade High School helped lead both our boys and girls to a very success- ful season. They worked immensely hard in the summer to raise money for camp, which they attended at Tennessee Tech, in Cook- ville. It proved to be a re- warding experience, for they brought home two honorable mentions and one outstanding ribbon. Lynda Steele, Vicki Chandler, Maria Slaton, Pam Martin, Buntie Thomas, co-captain, Debbie Stone, Donna Case, Theresa Holmes, captain. 42 B-Team Basketball Cheerleaders Debbie Haswell - captain, Vicki Partlow, Vickki McEwin, Pat Ferguson, Barbara Haney, Kristi McBryar, Kay Hampton, Cindy Hartman. Basketball B-Teams Left to right: FIRST ROW - Penny Clark, Vickki McEwen, Valerie Ross, Debbie Shrader, Kay Sullivan, Terry Patterson, Kathy Newt. SECOND ROW - Pat Henley, Joan Avery, Teresa Gold, Cecilia Brock, Terri Harris, Teresa Moore, Carolyn Castleberry. Left to right: FIRST ROW - Jess Wilson, Bobby Langham, Wesley Bradford, Terry Powell, Wayne Miller, Eddie Mullins. SECOND ROW - Philip Cagle, Phillip Street, Buddy Alexander, Roger Woodyard, Stevie Combs, Ken Bradford. 44 Basketball Pee-Wee Teams Left to right: FIRST ROW - Ann Murphy, Diane Crowder, Pam Forester, Darlene Long, Nadine McMahan. SECOND ROW - Paige Cook, Nancy Craig, Judy Woodyard, Karen Stone, Teresa Gold. THIRD ROW - Laura McMahan, Benita Rumley, Jane Brock, Kathy Martin, Phyllis McBryar, Sharon Carson. FOURTH ROW - Terri Harris, Becky Wheeler, Jennie Wall, Ann Hall, Sandra Christopher, Kathy Newt. Left to right: FIRST ROW - Ronnie Tipton, Brian Christopher, Steve Moore, Ricky Barton, Milton Stephens, Kenneth Wheeler. SECOND ROW - Robert Bums, Ricky Ward, Curtis Newt, Ronnie Page, Greg Hours, Ray Hill. THIRD ROW - Allen Bowen, Freddie Bradford, Gary Metz, Ronnie Bradford, Tommy Castleberry. FOURTH ROW - Tony Allen, Randy Johnson, Phillip Keel, Eddie Holmes, Gary Holcomb. Season of Excitement as winter began, so did basket- ball which brought forth spirit, pride, and student involvement. Not only in sports, but also in club activities, class projects and preparations for the ending of the year, did this involve- ment occur. During the winter season at Dade County High, the enthusiasm exhibited by the faculty was as strong and lively as that displayed by the students. It was a time enjoyed by all as it was mixed with the excitement created by an unforgettable season. Seniors order invitations. Orders taken for senior portraits. Beta Club members and sponsor travel to Atlanta for state convention. Kim and Dorothy proudly display You call this participating in the Student Council talent show? !!! their biology project. 46 Winter Christmas party offers a time for relaxation for library assistants, Members of the Wildcat band per- form during Christmas concert. It was a day of mixed emotions. Subscription manager, Kristy Shelton, presents a check to Top Cat winners, Carol West and Eddie Brasfield. 47 Winter-Girls of the Month Linda Chadwick, December, doesn't need the Christmas sea- son to turn on a happy smile. Beware!! Her effervescent en- thusiasm may De contagious. Kim McKaig, January, was at- tired during the winter season in this lovely, appealing maxi, displaying fashion sense even during the dreary months. Maria Slaton, February, portrays warm-heartedness with her glow- ing smile, while she decorates the bulletin board. 48 Baseball '71 FRONT ROW, Left to right - Wesley Bradford, Eddie Mullins, Roger Woodyard, Steve Combs, Cliff Roden. SEC- OND ROW - Bryan Page, David Page, Mickey McBryar, George Reed, Ted Rumley, Rusty Johnston. THIRD ROW Rickey Ross, Ken Bradford, Mitchell Smith, Sam Rogers, Lewis Wheeler. 1971 Schedule DADE 0 RINGGOLD 15 DADE 8 GORDON LEE 0 DADE 13 BRIDGEPORT 12 DADE 14 CHATTANOOGA VALLEY 3 DADE 7 GORDON LEE 3 DADE 5 RINGGOLD 3 DADE 4 CHATTANOOGA VALLEY 5 DADE 6 TRION 1 DADE 12 BRIDGEPORT 6 DADE 0 TRION 7 50 Ushers in Spring Coach Holcomb displays major- league form in coaching third base. The Dade High bench watches with interest. Ted Rumley puts the tag on a Trion runner. With the first signs of spring, baseball gloves, spikes, and other paraphernalia began to ap- pear in the gym as well as on top of lockers in the hall. Even before the end of football spring training, some of the players had begun to practice baseball. It can truly be said that baseball does usher in spring at Dade High. 51 Mickey McBryar at bat against Trion. Baseball '7 1 The 1971 baseball season was somewhat of a disappoint- ment for the Wildcats. Al- though their record of 7-3 over- all and 4-2 in region play was a respectable one, it fell short of expectation, and short of the goal of the players. One of the things that hampered the Wildcats in their try for a third successive region championship was the injury to three players, all starters. In spite of, or perhaps because of these injuries, the remaining players worked even harder to make the season a successful one. BELOW - The award winners shown in action. BASEBALL AWARDS: Mr. Baseball - Rusty Johnston, Best Batting Average - David Page. 52 Powderpuff Football Coach Stewart teaches p'ayers correct stance, The two teams of girls practiced for two weeks under the watchful eyes of some of the varsity football players. These stu- dent coaches took the philosophies and strategies of Coach Holcomb and taught them to the girls. The game was a hard fought defensive battle all the way. The final score was White 0, Maroon 0. Donna Logan rambles for good yardage. Quarterback Vickki McEwen calls a play during practice session. 53 Audrey Jeffery Captures Title Spring was officially opened by the Miss Springtime contest presented by the Student Council on April 10,1971. Seven- teen lovely girls presented talent or modeled as a basis for judging. The climax of the evening came when Miss Audrey Jeffery was crowned Miss Springtime 1971. The Miss Congeniality award went to the girl who was most agreeable, had the best nature, and the kindest spirit during the pageant. The girls participating in the event voted Miss Audrey Jeffery to receive the trophy. Miss Springtime 1971 Vicki Chandler sang Leaving on a Jet Plane. Kristy Shelton performed the Prelude in C Minor. In the Miss Springtime con- test ten girls are selected as semifinalists. These girls per- form a talent or model. From these ten girls the judges choose five finalists. For the last phase of judging, each finalist chooses a serious or humorous question. The judges then, by totaling points, select Miss Springtime and her court. First Runner-up VICKI CHANDLER Second Runner-up KRISTY SHELTON Third Runner-up SUSAN MARTIN Fourth Runner-up DEBBIE STONE 55 One of the greatest highlights of the spring season was the Junior-Senior Prom, which everyone looked forward to as the juniors made the preparations to carry out the theme EVENING IN VENICE. To add to the excitement of the evening music was provided by a soul group from Chattanooga called The Pace Setters. The pride the juniors took in trying to please the seniors was evident by the hard work they put forth in decorating. Under the leadership of the class officers and the experienced sponsors much time and effort went into the planning of the prom, their major project of the year. The enjoyment of the evening proved that the juniors were successful in mak- ing 1970-71 a year to remember. Juniors Provide Delightful Evening in Venice 57 Miss Dade High eler Carol West MR. AND MISS DADE HIGH AND NOMINEES: Left to right, FRONT ROW - Tommy Howell; Rusty Johnston, Run- ner-up; Theresa Holmes; Darlene Eakin, Runner-up. BACK ROW - David Page; Sam Rogers; Eddie Brasfield; Mr. and Miss Dade High, Lewis Wheeler and Carol West; Carla Sullivan; Becky Allen; Maria Slaton. Mrs. McCreary presents loving cups provided by the band. Carol helps Lewis celebrate his birthday. 59 Baccalaureate LEFT TO RIGHT - Rev. Penny Clark, Rev. Claude Snapp, Principal James E. Cleveland, and Rev. Walter Gates. ABOVE AND AT RIGHT - Carolyn Bradford, Susan Martin, and Louise Bradford, accompanied by Kathy Forester, sang You'll Never Walk Alone. 60 Class Night Gets U L' J u � i BEGUN Lewis Wheeler, senior class president, welcomed everyone to class night. Some of the seniors found something very amusing in the gifts pre- sented to others by Becky Allen and Rusty Johnston. Our Beginning, ” Class History, was given by Mary West and Sam Rogers. Kristy Shelton and David Lynch presented Our Outstanding Beginners, the Hall of Fame. 61 Commencement Theme The disappearance of Maria Slaton's Class Poem still remains a mystery. The Class Will, We Leave What Was Begun, was read by Carla Sullivan and Robert McKaig. The senior class sang, We Have Only Just Begun, the Class Song. SENIOR BAND AWARD WINNERS: Brenda McEwen, Theresa Holmes, Maria Slaton, Kristy Shelton, Wilma Holder, Buntie Thomas, Peggy Cloud. 62 IA e Have Only Just Begun Outstanding members of the Student Council were given awards. The Class Prophecy, read by Buntie Thomas and David Page, was Look- ing Forward, Not Backward.” pKCDWv Senior class president, Lewis Wheeler, presented a composite picture of the seniors to junior class president, O. P. Cooper. AT LEFT - Mis. Fricks presented a Certificate of Service to David Lynch, a library assistant. 63 Speeches and Band Music Rev. Walter Gates, pastor of the Trenton United Methodist Church, was present to give the invocation after which Eddie welcomed the audience in his speech entitled, A New Begin- ning Lies In Us. The senior class sang America the Beauti- ful and Kathy bade farewell with The True Beginning. Presentation of diplomas by Supt. Stanphill proved to be the climax of the evening, but sad- ness took over for some as the last singing of the Alma Mater ended. The recessional brought forth varied emotions as the 1971 graduation came to a close. ABOVE - Kathy Tinker, Valedictorian. AT RIGHT - Eddie Brasfield, Salutatorian. Left to right, FIRST ROW - Nina Gray, Patricia Gifford, Debbie Crawford, Brenda McEwen, Paula Clark, Carolyn Bradford. SECOND ROW - Sidney Forester, Peggy Cloud, Jane Derryberry, Sheila Farmer, Brenda Holcomb, Theresa Holmes, Wanda Mashburn, Margie Patterson, Buntie Thomas, David Lyncy. THIRD ROW - Jimmy Ever- ette, Geneva Massengale, Becky Allen, Patricia Browning, Melda Avans, Wilma Holder, Maria Slaton, Kathy Tinker, Carol West, Mary West, Timothy Easter. FOURTH ROW - Cathy Bradford, Susan Martin, Loretta Hart- line, Brenda Garrison, Linda Hallum, Maureen Payne, Karen Thompson, Sandra Owens, Kristin Shelton, Carla Sullivan, Connie Raines. FIFTH ROW - Robert McKaig, Dave Dean, Mike Lawson, Sonny Coates, Jerry Davis, Tommy Howell, Wesley Hixon, Rusty Johnston, Gary Pell, Tommy Morton. SIXTH ROW - David Page, Doug Hawkins, Julian Hicks, Ronald Spear, Billy Anderson, David Rogers, Jack Clark. SEVENTH ROW - Sam Rogers, Joel Sparks, Clay Stewart, Randall McSpadden, Eddie Brasfield, Glen Norris, Lewis Wheeler, Ray Bryant. 64 A Part of Graduation ABOVE - Maria Slaton read the Class Poem. The Dade High Band performed at graduation. 65 The Manu Moods oJl graduation '7 1 67 Senior Directory REBECCA LYNN ALLEN Jr. Beta Club Vice-President 9; F. H. A. 10,11,12. Vice-Presi- dent 11; Student Council 11,12; F. T. A. 9,10; Pep Club 9,10, 11; Football Cheerleader 11,12; Marching Band 9; Basketball 9, 10,11,12; Miss Springtime Can- didate 10; Miss Dade High Can- didate 12 BILLY JOE ANDERSON MELDA LOUISE AVANS CAROLYN DENISE BRADFORD Beta Club 12; F. H. A. 9,10,11, 12, Secretary 9; Pep Club 9,10, 11,12; Science Club 10; Foot- ball Cheerleader 9; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Miss Springtime Candidate 10,11; Most Talented Superlative; President Physical Fitness Award 12 CATHERINE RENE BRADFORD F. H. A. 9,10,11,12; Football Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Cap- tain 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12 JAMES EDWARD BRASFIELD, JR. Class Officer 9; Beta Club 12; Science Club 10,11; Student Council 9,12; Football 9,10,11, 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 10,11; Most Likely to Succeed; Most Rebound; Saluta- torian PATRICIA MAUREEN BROWNING F. H. A. 11,12; Band 9,11 BILLY RAY BRYANT Science Club 10,11; Student Council 9; Basketball 9 BENJAMIN JACKSON CLARK PAULA CLARK F. B. L. A. 11, 12; F. H. A. 9; F.T. A. 11 PEGGY ANN CLOUD Class Officer 12; F. H. A. 9,10, 11,12; Pep Club 9,10; Student Council 12; Marching Band 9, 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 12; Miss Springtime Candidate 11; Wittiest Superlative HUGH CULTBERT COATES, JR. Football 9,10; Most Courteous and Neatest Superlative JERRY WAYNE CRANE DEBORAH JO CRAWFORD F. B. L. A. 12; F. H. A. 9; F. T. A. 12; Office Assistant 12 JERRY ALLEN DAVIS DAVID DEAN, JR. JANE MILLIE DERRY BERRY Pep Club 9 DEBORAH DARLENE EAKIN F. B. L. A. 12; F. H. A. 9; F. T. A. 12; Office Assistant; Miss Dade High Candidate TIMOTHY ALLEN EASTER F. B.L. A. 12; F. T. A. 12 JIMMY DOUGLAS EVERETTE Science Club 11 SHEILA ANN FARMER F. H. A. 9 SIDNEY WAYNE FORESTER Science Club 9,10,11; Wittiest Superlative LOU ANN GAMLEN Beta Club 12; F. H. A. 10,11; F. T. A. 9,10; Science Club 10, 11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Miss Springtime Candidate 9,10,11; President Physical Fitness Award BRENDA JOYCE GARRISON F.H. A. 9,10,11,12 PATRICIA ANN GIFFORD F. B.L. A. 12; F. H. A. 9,10,11, 12; F.T. A. 10, 11,12; Miss Springtime Candidate 10,12 NINA GAIL GRAY F.H. A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9 LINDA IRENE HALLUM F. B. L. A. 11,12; Pep Club 9 JACKIE LORETTA HARTLINE F.H. A. 10,11,12; Powderpuff Football 11,12; Basketball 9 DOUGLAS EUGENE HAWKINS Pep Club 9,10 HUGH JULIAN HICKS WESLEY EDWARD HIXON BRENDA GAIL HOLCOMB F. B. L.A. 12; F. H. A. 9; F. T. A. 12; Pep Club 9,10,11; 4H Club 9 WILMA DARLENE HOLDER Class Officer 11; F. H. A. 9,10, 11,12, President 12; Pep Club 9, 10,11; Student Council 12; M Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Swing Band 10,11,12; Miss Springtime Candidate 10; Most Cooperative Superlative; F.H.A. Junior and Chapter Degree THERESA ELAINE HOLMES Class Officer 11,12; F. H. A. 9, 10.11.12, Secretary 12; F. T. A. 10; Pep Club 9,10; Student Council 10,11; Football Cheer- leader 9; Marching Band 9,10, 11,12; Majorette 11,12; Basket- ball Cheerleader 10,11,12, Captain 12; Miss Springtime Candidate 11; Neatest Super- lative; Miss Dade High Candi- date TOMMY J. HOWELL Candidate for Mr. Dade High JAMES GRANT JOHNSTON Pep Club 9; Student Council 9; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11, 12; Track 10,11; Mr. Basketball; Free Throw Trophy; All Tourna- ment Team ALAN MICHAEL LAWSON Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; Baseball 11,12; Pep Club 9,10, President; Physical Fitness Award WILLIAM DAVID LYNCH Beta Club 9; Library Assistant 12; Historian; Science Club 10; Foot- ball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 10; Track 9,10,11; Football Awards - All-State, All-Tri-State, All Region SUSAN ANNETTE MARTIN Class Officer 10; F. H. A. 9,10, 11.12, Officer 9,10,11,12; F. T. A. 9,10; Pep Club 9,11; Science Club 11; Football Cheer- leader 9; Homecoming Candi- date 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Miss Springtime Candidate 11,12 WANDA SUE MASHBURN Library Assistant 12 GENEVA ANN MASSENGALE F. B. L. A. 11,12; Secretary 12; Pep Club 9 BRENDA ANN McEWEN F. B.L. A. 12; F. H. A. 9,10,11, 12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10; Band Secretary; Yearbook Staff 12; Miss Springtime Candi- date 11; Swing Band Manager 12 ROBERT MARSHALL McKAIG Class Officer 10; Science Club 9,10,11; Football 9; Baseball 11; Boxing 11; Most Talented Superlative RANDAL DAVID McSPADDEN KATHY JANE MOORE F. B.L. A. 12 TOMMY WILLIAM MORTON WILLIAM GLEN NORRIS SANDRA FAYE OWENS F. B. L. A. 11,12, Vice-Presi- dent 12; F. T. A. 11,12 DAVID DeMONTFORD PAGE Pep Club 9,10; Science Club 10,11; Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 10,11; Boxing 12; Baseball Awards - Highest Batting Average; Scholarship in Boxing MARGIE KAY PATTERSON F. B. L. A. 12, Parliamentarian 12; Pep Club 9,11; Yearbook Staff 11,12 DORIS MAUREEN PAYNE Beta Club 9,; F. H. A. 9,10; Pep Club 11; Powderpuff Football 10, 11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Pres- ident Physical Fitness Award 12 GARY DeWAYNE PELL Football 9,10,11; Basketball 9, 10,11; Baseball 10,11; Pep Club 9,10 KAREN DAWN PENNINGTON Basketball 9,10,11,12 CONNIE KAY RAINES F. B. L. A. 11,12, Treasurer 12; Pep Club 9,10; Yearbook Staff 12 CHARLES E. REEVES DAVID JOE ROGERS GOERGE WILLIAM ROGERS Class Officer 9; Science Club 10, 11; Student Council 9,12; Foot- ball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10,11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Track 10; Most Athletic Super- lative; Basketball Captain 12; Most Improved Basketball Player KRISTIN KAY SHELTON Beta Club 9,10,11,12, Presi- dent 12; F. H. A. 9,10,11,12; F. T. A. 9; Science Club 9,10, Secretary 9, 10; Student Coun- cil 10,11,12, Vice-President 12; Football Cheerleader 9; Marching Band 10,11,12; Ma- jorette 11,12, Co-Captain 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Swing Band 11,12; Miss Springtime Candi- date 11,12 JONI MARIA SLATON Beta Club 9,10,11,12, Officer 11,12; F. H. A. 9,10,11,12; F. T. A. 9,10, Reporter 10; Student Council 9,10,11,12, Officer 11,12; Marching Band 9, 10,11,12; Basketball Cheer- leader 11,12; Most Likely to Succeed; Betty Crocker Home- maker Award; Miss Dade High Candidate LINDA SUE SMITH Library Assistant 12 JOEL THOMAS SPARKS Most School Spirit RONALD NEAL SPEAR Football 10; Pep Club 10,11; F. B. L. A. 12 RICHARD CLAY STEWART Football 9,10,11,12 CARLA ANN SULLIVAN Class Officer 12; F. H. A. 9,10, 11,12; F. T. A. 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Student Council 10,11,12; Powderpuff Football 10,11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Most Athletic Superlative: Miss Dade High Candidate; Basketball Award - Best Foul Shooter 11 KATHY ELAINE TINKER Beta Club 9,10,11,12; F. B. L. A. 12, President 12; F. H. A. 9,10, 11,12; Yearbook Staff 9,10,11, 12, Editor 12; Valedictorian BUNTIE ANN THOMAS F. H. A. 9,10,11,12; Science Club 10, Treasurer 10; Student Council 11; Marching Band 9,10, 11,12; Majorette 11,12, Head Majorette 12; Basketball Cheer- leader 10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Miss Springtime Candidate 12 KAREN LOUISE THOMPSON F. B.L. A. 12; F.T.A. 12; Powderpuff Football 12 JANICE CAROL WEST Class Officer 11,12; F. H. A. 9, 10,11,12, Officer 11,12; F. T. A. 9,10, Officer 10; Pep Club 9,10,11; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Officer 10; Foot- ball Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 12; Homecoming Candidate 9; Basketball Manag- er 11; Most School Spirit, Most Popular, Best All Around Super- latives; F. H. A. Sweetheart 12; Miss Dade High MARY CATHERINE WEST F. B.L. A. 10; F. H. A. 9,10,11, 12, Parliamentarian 11; F.T.A. 10; Pep Club 9,10,11; Student Council 9,10,11; Homecoming Queen 11; Miss Springtime Candidate 10; Most Courteous LEWIS EDWARD WHEELER Class Officer 9,10,11,12; Beta Club 12; Science Club 10,11; Student Council 12; Football 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Track 10, 11; Most Popular, Most Cooper- ative, Best All Around Superla- tive; Mr. Dade High; Football Awards - Second Team All Tri- State, Honorable Mention All State and All Region; Baseball Awards - Best Batting Average 11; Basketball Award - Mr. Bas- ketball 11; Citizenship Award 69 A Season of Varied Activities AT RIGHT AND BELOW LEFT - Spring training. You don’t have to dance to have fun at the prom. Maxine? 70 Spring Spring and Summer Girls of the Month March PATRICIA PAGE April VICKI CHANDLER May MARTHA BROWN 72 June SANDRA WALLEN July DONNA MORELAND August ALICE WALLEN Dade Under the directions of Mrs. Dale Slater and Mr. Byron Ball, the Dade High Wildcat Band had a year of enjoyment by performing at pep rallies, football games, the Governor's Parade and the Christmas and spring concerts. We, the people of Dade High, are oroud of our band for its spirit and contributions. High Marching Band Echoes Left to right: FIRST ROW - Kristy Shelton, Theresa Holmes, Buntie Tho- mas, Kristi McBryar, Vickki McEwen, Debbie Stone. SECOND ROW - Pat Henley, Cindy Gross, Maria Slaton, Donna Case, Becky Wheeler, Sherry Young, Gary Metz, Dorothy Bice, Frankie Ginn, Barry Crane, Buzz Frank- lin, Sandra Christopher, Phyllis McBryar, Karen Ryan, Laura McMahan, Kathy Martin, Paulette Sloan. THIRD ROW - Kay Bain, Steve Tatum, Mike Seymour, Danny Bradford, Roger Dunn, Marty Moore, Diane Ble- vins, Candy Hall, Jeannie Wall, Jaque Newby, Pam Strong, Diane Buff- ington. FOURTH ROW - Kay Cook, Vickie Tatum, Jackie Shafer, Peggy Cloud, Eddie Brandon, Jimmy Alexander, Larry Ayers, Brenda McEwen, Dinkle McMahan, Penny Clark, Alex McMahan, Sondra Sloan. FIFTH ROW - Sally Wheeler, Roxie Scon, Phyllis Case, Vickie Steele, Eddie Holmes, Greg Tatum, Ann Murphy, Brian Christopher, Randy Hartline, Wilma Holder, Johnny Bradford, Helen Wheeler. SIXTH ROW - Terri Harris, Angie Rogers, Pam Bailey, Barbara Wilbanks, Marie Neeley, Ann Hall, Pam Martin, Benita Rumley, Norma Castleberry, Debby Smith, June Forester, Sandra Howard. SEVENTH ROW - Teresa Spears, Vickie Cox, Kenneth Spears, Ronnie Bradford, Dianne Holder, Diane Crowder, Joy Nelson, Randy Stone, Freddie Bradford, Curtis Wilson, Vicki Chand- ler, Teresa Gold, Sharon Blackstock. 74 School Spirit During Games i ►� � KRISTI McBRYAR Drum Majorette 75 Majorettes Added Sparkle KRISTY SHELTON Co-Head Majorette BUNTIE THOMAS Head Majorette The DHS majorettes were chosen by judges at try- outs for their ability in twirl- ing and strutting. Marching at every football game took de- voted practice and hard work. This year the majorettes had a dance to raise money for uniforms, performed in the Student Council Variety Show and the swing band talent show. VICKKI McEWEN to the Band DEBBIE STONE 76 Student Council Left to right: FIRST ROW - Cindy Gross, Kim McKaig, Kathy Forester, June Forester, Lynda Steele, Carol West, Phillip Street, Wilma Holder, Kristi McBryar. SECOND ROW - Sharon Rogers, Donna Case, Maria Sla- ton, Vicki Chandler, Linda Hawkins, Martha Brown, Peggy Cloud, Rose Smith. THIRD ROW: - Helen Wheeler, Claudia Moore, Lewis Wheeler, Mitchell Smith, Linda Chadwick, Doreen Quinton, Joy Nelson, Cindy Slaton, Kay Hampton. FOURTH ROW - Greg Tatum, Bryan Page, Steve Baugh, Eddie Brasfield, Carla Sullivan, Sam Rogers, Becky Allen, Mike Holland. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President, Maria Slaton; Vice- President, Kristy Shelton; Sec- retary, Kathy Forester; Treasu- rer, Linda Chadwick; Reporter, Vicki Chandler. 77 Senior Future Homemakers of America SENIOR FHA OFFICERS: SEATED - Historian, Donna Case; President, Wilma Holder; Vice-President, Kathy Forester. STANDING: Parliamentarian, Cathy Bradford; Treasurer, Carol West. Left to right: FIRST ROW - Pam Byers, Patricia Gifford, Bridget Patterson, Sarah Alexander, Nina Gray, Brenda McEwen, Theresa Holmes, Carol West, Carolyn Bradford, Lynda Steele, Peggy Cloud, Debbie Smyth. SECOND ROW - Cheryl Lawson, Kathy Forester, Donna Case, Lou Ann Gamlen, Kristy Shelton, Maria Slaton, Loretta Hartline, Brenda Garrison, Martha Brown, Linda Hawkins, Patricia Page, Pam Martin. THIRD ROW - Audrey Jeffery, Vicki Chandler, Wilma Holder, Kay Bain, Sally Wheeler, Dorothy Patterson, Mary West, Kay Cook, Becky Allen, Carla Sullivan, Louise Bradford, Helen Wheeler. FOURTH ROW - Kathy Tinner, Joyce Webb, Buntie Thomas, Vickie Hallum, Brenda Summerford, Susan Martin, Linda Chadwick, Donna Ross, Claudia Moore, Diane Buffington, Ginger Wilkie. FIFTH ROW - Sharon Sims, Marie Neeley, Sherry Young, Kim Mc- Kaig, Pat Allen, Sharon Rogers, Leonda Gifford, Rose Smith, Phyllis Durham, Joann Wallin, Carolyn Morgan. 78 Junior Future Homemakers of America Left to right: FIRST ROW - Ola Moore, Debbie Haswell, Karen Lowery, Donna Moreland, Diane Blevins, Debby Smith, Norma Castleberry, Terry Patterson. SECOND ROW - Donnie Moore, Connie Moore, Julia Bradford, Terri McSpadden, Penny Clark, Kaye Hampton, Debra Houston, Donna Blackstock. THIRD ROW - June Forester, Cindy Slaton, Kristi McBryar, Valerie Ross, Doreen Quinton, Jacque Newby, Joy Nelson, Glenda Daniels. FOURTH ROW - Linda Dickerson, Marsha Buffington, Becky Wilkie, Laura Taylor, Debra Cureton, Donna McAdams, Cecilia Brock, Pristine Watley. FIFTH ROW - Melissa Higdon, Pam Bailey, Sue Hicks, Diane Wallen, Charlene Whited, Sharon Blackstock, Alice Wallen, Sandra Wallen. JUNIOR FHA OFFICERS KNEELING: President, Kristi McBryar. SEATED: Degree Chairman, Penny Clark; Historian, Debbie Haswell; Vice-President, Vickki McEwen; Treasurer, Valerie Ross. STANDING: Projects Chairman, Norma Castle- berry; Parliamentarian, Debby Smith; Music and Recreation Chairman, June Forester; Honor Roll Chairman, Joy Nelson; Secretary, Cindy Slaton. 79 Library Assistants Left to right: SEATED - Cheryl Lawson, Mike Lacy, Martha Brown, Linda Chadwick, Linda Smith, Linda Hawkins. STANDING: Pam Byers, David Lynch, Rose Smith, Phyllis Durham, Donna Moreland, Wanda Ea- ton, Joann Wallin, Lynda Steele. OFFICERS Left to right: SEATED - Secretary, Rose Smith; President, Linda Chadwick; Vice-President, Martha Brown. STANDING: Treasurer, Pam Byers; Reporter, Mike Lacy; Historian, David Lynch; Parliamentarian, Lynda Steele. 80 Beta Club BETA CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: FIRST ROW - Chaplain, Lynda Steele; Sec- retary, Linda Chadwick; Re- porter, Kathy Forester. SE- COND ROW - President, Kristy Shelton; Critic, Vicki Chand- ler; Treasurer, Steve Baugh; Vice-President, Maria Slaton. Left to right: FIRST ROW - Lynda Steele, Donna Case, Linda Chadwick, Vicki Chandler, Maria Slaton, Kristy Shelton, Kathy Forester, Carolyn Bradford, Valerie Ross, Debra Cureton, Doreen Quinton, Martha Brown. SE- COND ROW - Donna McAdams, Kristi McBryar, Kathy Tinker, Lou Ann Gamlen, Eddie Brasfield, Steve Baugh, Lewis Wheeler, Philip Cagle, Ronnie Hawkins, Linda Hawkins. THIRD ROW - Penny Clark, Jacque Newby, Vickki McEwen, Cindy Slaton, Becky Wilkie, Linda Dickerson, Reese Morrison, Donna Ross, Claudia Moore, Rose Smith. 8t Future Business Leaders of America Left to right: FIRST ROW - Melda Avans, Donna Logan, Patricia Gifford, Kay Bain, Diane Buffington, Brenda McEwen, Miss Meyer. SECOND ROW - Pamela Powell, Debbie Crawford, Kathy Tinker, Margie Patterson, Connie Raines, Bridget Patterson. THIRD ROW - Brenda Holcomb, Karen Thompson, Darlene Eakin, Pam Culpepper, Faye Moore, Sandra Owens. FOURTH ROW - Timothy Easter, Kathy Moore, Nina Gray, Paula Clark, Ronald Spears, Geneva Massengale, Linda Hallum. OFFICERS Left to right: President, Kathy Tinker; Vice-President, Sandra Owens; Secretary, Geneva Mas- sengale; Treasurer, Connie Raines; Parliamentarian, Margie Patterson. 82 Future Teachers of America OFFICERS Left to right: President, Donna Logan; Vice-President, Melda Avans. STANDING: Program Chairman, Levon Moore; Treasu- rer, Diane Buffington; Secretary, Kay Bain. Left to right: FIRST ROW - Patricia Gifford, Vickie Forshee, Diane Buffington, Donna Logan, Kay Bain, Le- von Moore, Debbie Cameron. SECOND ROW - Pamela Powell, Sandra Owens, Kay Cook, Helen Wheeler, Teresa Spears, Joyce Webb, Kathy Moore. THIRD ROW - Pam Culpepper, Karen Thompson, Brenda Holcomb, Loretta Paris, Janet Hogue, Ginger Wilkie, Claudia Moore. FOURTH ROW - Timothy Easter, David Dickerson, Debbie Crawford, Darlene Eakin, Wanda Mashburn, Melda Avans, Mrs. Crawley. 83 4-H Clubs SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: President, Lisa West; Vice-President, Benita Rumley; Secretary, Sharon Martin; Song Leader, Melody Lacy; Song Leader, Susan Bailey. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: President, Terri Harris; Boys’ Vice- President, Freddie Bradford; Girls' Vice-President, Paige Cook; Secretary, Vicky Chistopher. SENIOR CLUB OF- FICERS: President, Karen Lowery; Girls' Vice-President, Alice Wallin; Boys' Vice-President, Greg Jones; Secre- tary-Treasurer, Donna Ross; Reporter, Cheryl Lawson; Parliamentarian, Angela Stephens. Junior Garden Club SEATED IN FRONT - President, Robin Rogers. FIRST ROW - Vice-President, Hal Jones; Vice-President, Jimmy Ward; Song Leader, Sammy Jeffery; Vice-President, Melisa Moore; Vice-President, Mary Ann Wilson; Poet, Theresa Jeffery; Secretary-Reporter, Gail Chadwick; Song Leader, Becky Lay. SECOND ROW - Denise Paris, Patty Haney, Sharon McBryar, Phyllis Hester, Carolyn Reeves, Brenda Pullen, Jill Sells, Della Long. THIRD ROW - Anita Baxley, Mary Casey, Nancy Ferguson, Cindy Hall, Crystal Cooper, Charlotte Bearden, Sharon Gass, Kathy Gass. FOURTH ROW - Suzanne Strawn, Douglas Moore, Ronley Coley, Jerrel Clark, Julia Phipps, Mrs. Atha Sell, 84 .Advisor. Classes 1971 Seniors CLASS OFFICERS: Left to right - Carla Sullivan, Reporter; Carol West, Vice-President; Lewis Wheeler, President; Theresa Holmes, Treasurer; Peggy Cloud, Secretary. REBECCA LYNN ALLEN MELDA LOUISE AVANS CAROLYN DENISE BRADFORD CATHERINE RENE BRADFORD JAMES EDWARD BRASFIELD, JR. BILLY RAY BRYANT 86 Sparked Athletic Activities MOST ATHLETIC Carla Sullivan Sam Rogers BENJAMIN JACKSON CLARK PAULA CLARK PEGGY ANN CLOUD HUGH CULT BERT COATES, JR. JERRY WAYNE CRANE DEBORAH JO CRAWFORD 87 Kept School Spirit Alive and JERRY ALLEN DAVIS DAVID DEAN, JR. JANE MILLIE DERRY BERRY DEBORAH DARLENE EAKIN TIMOTHY ALLEN EASTER JIMMY DOUGLAS EVERETTE 88 Students in Jovial Frame of Mind WITTIEST Sidney Forester Peggy Cloud SHEILA ANN FARMER SIDNEY WAYNE FORESTER LOU ANN GAMLEN BRENDA JOYCE GARRISON PATRICIA ANN GIFFORD 89 NINA GAIL GRAY Remained the Most at Dade High MOST POPULAR Carol West Lewis Wheeler LINDA IRENE HALLUM JACKIE LORETTA HARTLINE DOUGLAS EUGENE HAWKINS WESLEY EDWARD HIXON BRENDA GAIL HOLCOMB WILMA DARLENE HOLDER 90 b H I Displayed an Attractive Appearance NEATEST Theresa Holmes Sonny Coates THERESA ELAINE HOLMES TOMMY J. HOWELL JAMES GRANT JOHNSTON ALAN MICHAEL LAWSON WILLIAM DAVID LYNCH SUSAN ANNETTE MARTIN 91 The Seniors Proved To Be MOST TALENTED Carolyn Bradford Robert McKaig WANDA SUE MASHBURN GENEVA ANN MASSENGALE BRENDA ANN McEWEN ROBERT MARSHALL McKAIG RANDAL DAVID McSPADDEN KATHY JANE MOORE 92 Talented and Courteous ■ MOST COURTEOUS Mary West Sonny Coates HUGH JULIAN HICKS TOMMY WILLIAM MORTON WILLIAM GLEN NORRIS SANDRA FAYE OWENS DAVID DeMONTFORD PAGE MARGIE KAY PATTERSON 93 DORIS MAUREEN PAYNE Cooperative, Potentially Guccessful, MOST COOPERATIVE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lewis Wheeler Wilma Holder Eddie Brasfield Maria Slaton GARY DeWAYNE PELL KAREN DAWN PENNINGTON CONNIE KAY RAINES CHARLES E. REEVES DAVID JOE ROGERS GEORGE WILLIAM ROGERS 94 Outstanding i j i BEST ALL AROUND Lewis Wheeler Carol West KRISTIN KAY SHELTON JONI MARIA SLATON LINDA SUE SMITH RONALD NEAL SPEAR RICHARD CLAY STEWART 95 CARLA ANN SULLIVAN Special Awards Came, Too. STAR TEACHER and STAR STUDENT BETTY CROCKER AWARD Mr. Larry Hulvey Eddie Brasfield Maria Slaton BUNTIE ANN THOMAS KAREN LOUISE THOMPSON KATHY ELAINE TINKER JANICE CAROL WEST MARY CATHERINE WEST LEWIS EDWARD WHEELER 96 Class of 1 972 CLASS OFFICERS Mickey McBryar - Secretary; Audrey Jeffery - Treasurer; Kathy Forester - Vice-President; O. P. Cooper - President. Kay Bain Phil Beatty Louise Bradford Gary Breedlove Patricia Browning Diane Buffington Eddy Cagle Sharon Cannon Donna Case Calvin Castleberry Linda Chadwick Vicki Chandler Kay Cook O. P. Cooper Charlene Cope 97 Juniors Express John Crabtree Gordon Crawford Floyd Dowdey Regina Dunn Judy Forester Kathy Forester Michael Forester Vickie Forshee Cindy Gamble Cheryl Gold Paul Hixon Jerry Holcomb Pat Houts Delilah Howard Dianne Hughes Tommy Hurst Audrey Jeffery Greg Jones Kenny Keel Danny Ketchum 98 I Themselves in Dramatics I Terry Langham Donna Logan Mickey McBryar James McMahan Sherry McSpadden Jackie Mason Billy Matthews Wayne Miller Claudia Moore Levon Moore Carolyn Morgan Pamela Powell Patsy Powell Edna Reeves Robert Reynolds Clifford Roden Ema Rogers Donna Ross Ricky Ross Roger Shelton 99 Varied Activities Tim Shelton Donnie Shrader Paulette Sloan Harold Smith Mitchell Smith Debbie Smyth Theresa Spear Lynda Steele Coleen Stephens Ricky Stephens Debbie Stevens Tommy Stevens too Interest Juniors Greg Tatum Robert Taylor Carlene Thompson Virgil Wall Franky Webb Joyce Webb Johnny West Helen Wheeler Michael Wheeler Roy Wheeler Ginger Wilkie Randy Wilson NOT PICTURED: Larry Ayers Steve Baxley Johnny Bradford Ron Dean Wayne Henley Dianne Holder Mike Holland Allen Lingerfelt Janet McDonald Gary Matthews Lebron Moore Ray Walston 101 Class of 1973 Sophomores are ihriUed with their experiences in dramatics. Lester Abbott Charles Abercrombie Buddy Alexander Sarah Alexander Steve Baugh Benny Beasley Dorothy Bice Dewayne Bradford Greg Bradford Ken Bradford Wesley Bradford Eddie Brown Elizabeth Brown Martha Brown Barbara Browning Pam Byers Thomas Cannon Ricky Castleberry Study makes at least one of the sophomores wise. 102 Sophomores Roger Castleberry Stevie Combs Johnny Crane Pamela Culpepper Randy Cureton Gary Devlin David Dickerson Donna Dodd Roger Dunn Phyllis Durham Wanda Eaton Eugene Elrod Patricia Farmer Sandra Forester Dennis Forshee Buzz Franklin Glen Garrison Leonda Gifford Clark Gray Candy Hall Vicki Hallum Herbert Harris Linda Hawkins Phoebe Hibbs Angela Hicks Barbara Hicks Vickie Hill Elizabeth Hise Janet Hogue Terry Howell David Keeton Bobby Langham Cheryl Lawson Pam Martin Lamar McBryar Kim McKaig Faye Moore 103 Wise Sophomores Joe Morton Eddie Mullins Joe Murphy Marie Neely Ann Nichols Johnny Nichols Bryan Page Patricia Page Loretta Paris Bridget Patterson Dorothy Patterson Terry Powell David Presley Gary Prince Mickey Renfro Jerry Riddle Sharon Rogers Maebell Sams Mike Seymour Sherron Sims Sondra Sloan Gany Smith Rose Smith Kenneth Spear Debbie Stone Phillip Street Allan Sullivan Ed Sullivan Eating is an enjoyable necessity. 104 Assert Themselves Brenda Summerford Steve Tatum Mike Taylor Frank Thompson Steve Thompson Eugene Tremmier Jo Ann Wallin Nancy Wells Brenda West Sally Wheeler Donnie Williams Ricky Williams Jess Wilson Kathy Wilson Kurtis Wilson Roger Woodyard Eleanor Wooten Sherry Young These students experienced the satisfaction of. having successfully completed a biology project. NOT PICTURED: Pat Allen David Fraser David Higgenbotham Mike Hunt Mike Lacy Rhonda McNabb George Reed Phillip Tinker Tony Wells Class of 1 974 CLASS OFFICERS Pam West - President, Cecilia Brock - Secretary, Ted Turn ley - Vice-President, Mark Cash - Treasurer Danny Bradford Julia Bradford Mike Bradford Larry Breedlove Cecilia Brock Mike Brown Marsha Buffington Philip Cagle Mark Cash Carolyn Castleberry Mike Castleberry Nancy Castleberry Norma Castleberry Reta Chapman Sue Abbott Lloyd Abercrombie Joe Atchley Pam Bailey Freddie Barton Claude Beatty Donna Blackstock Sharon Blackstock Allen Bobo Randy Bowden David Blevins Diane Blevins David Christopher Ellen Clark Mike Clark Penny Clark Jerry Craig Debra Curcton Glenda Daniels 106 Freshmen Delona Davis Stanley Davis Linda Dickerson Bobby Eaton Mike Ellis Larry Everette Pat Ferguson June Forester Terry Forester Sam Forshee Kenny Freeman Walter Gamble Mike Gearrin Richard Gifford Walter Gifford Danny Ginn Frankie Ginn Roger Ginn Laura Givens Cindy Gross Gary Gross Kaye Hampton Barbara Haney Margarette Hartline Cindy Hartman Buddy Haswell Deborah Haswell Jim Hawkins Ronald Hawkins Debbie Henderson Pat Henley Sue Hicks Melissa Higdon Debra Houston Sandra Howard Randy King Diane Leonard Donna McAdams Kristie McBryar Vickki McEwen Alex McMahan Jimmy McMahan Terry McSpadden Lila Mathews Reta Mathews Connie Moore Debra Moore Donnie Moore Lebron Moore Ola Moore Teresa Moore Donna Moreland Danny Morgan Diane Morgan Tim Morgan Reece Morrison Donnie Mullins Joy Nelson Jacque Newby Michael Parker Vicki Partlow Terry Patterson Ronald Powell 107 Freshmen Doreen Quinton Bobby Reeves Dennis Rimas Valerie Ross Ted Rum ley Jerry Scruggs Debbie Shrader Roger Sims Cindy Slaton James Sloan Debby Smith Mike Smith Angela Stephens Johnnie Stephens Kent Stoner Pam Strong Johnny Taylor Larry Taylor Laura Taylor Lonnie Taylor Roger Taylor Ray Veal Alice Wallen Sandra Wallen David Wallin Dianne Wallin Joe Wallin Bessie Walston Prestine Watley Terry Webb Pam West Charline Whited Becky Wilkie Bill Wilson Gary Wilson Marty Wooten Mary Yates Josie York NOT PICTURED: Wayne Abbott David Cannon Charles Clay Ricky Cloud Tina Coker Richard Coley Dale Forshee Karen Lowery Lynn McMahan Perry Owens Don Pemberton Sherry Pemberton Gay Rose Michael Stephens Margaret Tudors David Ulsry Joe West Phillip Wheeler Janice Wilbanks toe Glue is nutritious, isn't it? Class of 1975 Sheila Abbott Renita Abercrombie S Adkins y Akridge Theresa Avans Joan Avery Melissa Battles Clifford Black Freddie Bradford Ronny Bradford Dean Brock Jane Brock Becky Bryant Donnie Buffington John Bums Wilma Butler Bimbo Byers Mark Cagle Sharon Carson Phyllis Case Debbie Castleberry Gary Castleberry Randy Castleberry Tommy Castleberry Sandra Christopher Vicki Christopher Deleta Clark Paige Cook Barry Crane Jimmy Dean Randy Dickerson Theresa Elmore Barry Everette Susan Everette Cheryl Forester Alen Fowler Susan Fraser Dondra Freeman Janice Gaddis Mike Gamer Vickie Gilbreath Benita Giles Teresa Gold Stan Gross Jackie Guffey Roger Hampton Terri Harris Eddie Holmes Greg Johnson Randy Johnson Phillip Keel Jennifer Kelly Ellen King Beverly Lawson David Lawson Victor Lingerfelt Ernie Logan Phyllis McBryar Hal McKaig Dinkle McMahan 109 to High School Anthony Martin Kathy Martin Donna Mashburn Gary Metz Stanley Mills Marty Moore Starlvn Morgan Carolyn. Morris Ann Mullins Kathy Newt Nute Palmer Georgia Paris Dean Patterson Michael Phillips Skip Pittman Rondra Raley Angela Rogers Rooney Ross Karen Ryan Roxie Scott Thomas Sewell Jackie Shafer Randy Sharp Jerry Smith Carolyn Sparks Alan Steele Vicki Steele Jackie Stephens Floyd Stone Karen Stone Randy Stone Kay Sullivan Deora Sutton Alan Taylor Angela Taylor David Thomas Junior Wall Cynthia Wallin Tommy Walston Debra Wells Roy Wells Becky Wheeler Cindy Williams Mitzi Wilson Sam Wilson Tommy Wilson Judy Woodyard Shelia Wooten NOT PICTURED: Dean Bates Maudie Bryant Nancy Craig Linda Phipps Eighth Graders Look Earl Haswell Martha Reeves Gary Holcomb Peggy Reeves Eddie Lawson Jim Ryan Steve Logan no Class of 197G Jimmy Alexander Tony Allen Vickie Avery Susan Bailey Rickey Barton Harold Blackstock Allen Bowen Edward Brandon Robert Bums Victor Byets Vickie Cannon Brian Christopher Bobby Chitwood Shirley Clark Brenda Connere Rosemary Comstock Vickey Cox Dianne Crowder Mark Culp Renee Dean Marie Fischer Pamela Forester Jimmy Givens Ann Hall Frances Haney Randell Hartline Mike Henson Ray Hill Greg Houts Carolyn Howard Jay Jones Judith Kelly Gary McBryar Laura McMahan Nadine McMahan Sharon Martin Dale Moore Steve Moore Ann Murphy Curtis Newt Johnny Nunley Ronnie Page Michael Powell Olen Powell Benita Rnmley Marty Shrader Eddie Smith Milton Stephens Darlene Sullivan Vickie Tatum Darlene Taylor Ronnie Tipton Houston Tutors Jeannie Wall Ricky Ward Helen Weathers Sandra Wells Elisa West Ken Wheeler Nathan Wheeler Sharon Williams Lane Wilson Jane Wooten Angela Wright NOT PICTURED: Patricia Palmer Jessie Coley Peggy Jean Wesley BIRfl MRS. VELMA CLARK First Grade MRS. JUANITA BYER First Grade Elementary Faculty MRS. MINNIE STREET First Grade MRS. MARTHA K. FOUTCH Second Grade MRS. PAULINE BARBER Second Grade MISS NANCY BYERS Third Grade MRS. DELILAH WHEELER Second Grade MRS. IRENE SMITH Third Grade Elementary Faculty MRS. ROSELYN MOORE Fifth Grade MRS. ATHA LEE SELLS Sixth Grade MISS GEORGA EBLE Fourth Grade MRS. MARGIE NEWBY Fifth Grade MRS. EMMA JANE HOLMES Sixth Grade i } ' V MRS. AGNES CASTLEBERRY Fourth Grade MRS. SARILDA BROCK Sixth Grade MRS. MARSHA FOREHAND Third Grade 114 Elementary Personnel MISS LAURIE HARTNESS Librarian MISS MARY E. ELLQUIST Special Reading MISS MARY SCOBEY Elementary Art MISS GERTHA STEPHENS Secretary MR. THOMAS STRINGER Principal TEACHERS'AIDES: Mrs. Jane Wallin, Mrs. Mattie Chandler, and Mrs. Shirley Stephens. T-J ns Elementary Food Services Personnel LEFT TO RIGHT - William Privett, Dan Blevins, Gary Gaddis, Doyle Shaver, Billy Bradford, Ralph Blansit, and Ernest Taylor. Bus Drivers L LEFT TO RIGHT - Louie Williams, Joyce Johnson, Mildred Barnett, Mary Forester, and Virginia Seymour. 116 Class of 1977 Danny Atchley Johnny Avery Drenda Barton Anita Baxley Sammy Jeffery Theresa Jeffery Hal Jones Winfred Keith Charlotte Bearden Rickey Blevins Betty Bray David Brown Raymond Langston Kathy Lawson Rebecca Lay Dennis Leonard Greg Brown Candy Buchanan Billy Bums Karen Cannon Della Long Derinda McBryar Sharon McBryar Kenneth McMahan Mary Jane Casey Bruce Castleberry Denny Castleberry Teddy Castleberry Ramona Medley Anita Miller Douglas Moore Melissa Moore Gail Chadwick Barbara Clark Jerrell Clark Terrell Clark Ricky Norris Clexton Pangle Denise Paris Tommy Partlow Billy Joe Conner Crystal Cooper Ricky Dean Wesley Derryberry Andy Pittman Brenda Pullen Robin Rogers Jill Sells Mike Dowdy Allen Elrod Nancy Ferguson Donna Forester Bobby Smith David Smith Connie Steele Suzanne Strawn Joe Gaddis Mel Gardner Ernest Gass Kathy Gass Darlene Sullivan Timmy Sullivan Kathy Taylor Carl Thomas Sharon Gass Wanda Gass Robert Gentry Robert Gifford Donald Wallin Stan Wallin Jim Ward Joyce Waters Cindy Hall Mike Hall Patty Haney Vincent Hardin Tammy Watson Betty Weathers Shirley West Gail Williams Ricky Harris Phyllis Hester Dianne Hicks Mike Howell Mary Ann Wilson Johnny Wilson NOT PICTURED: Ronald Coley Audrey Compton Terry Allen Davis James Love Sherrie McNabb Ramona Pemberton Julie Phillips Pamela Prince Carolyn Reeves Ronald Wallin 117 Class of 1978 NOT PICTURED: Shirley Bums Ernest Coley Susan Dykes Connie Millsaps 118 Brad Bice Elta Bobo Sandra Breedlove Marie Carter Jackie Case Cynthia Casey Donna Castleberry Dedre Christopher Melody Christopher William Derryberry Lisa Dickerson Terri Dickerson Donna Evans Teresa Forester Randy Forshee Mike Gaddis Debra Gass Martha Gass Annice Goodwin Eddy Hall Cheryle Haney Laveta Haney Alecia Hawes Ernest Hicks Cindy Hill Lisa Johnson Belinda Kyzer Sandra Lackey Jill Lynch Chris McCormick H. V. Moore Kenneth Newt Evelyn Nunley Loretta Nunley Johnny Parmer Richard Parmer Sandra Payne Melodie Powell Gary Reeves Jerry Riddle Tammy Roden Jackie Rushing Kendra Scott Donnie Smith Linda Smith Russell Stevens Carey Stewart Chris Stone Maxy Sullivan Alton Taylor Charles Taylor Jimmy Taylor Randy Taylor Darrell Tinker Violet Waters Michael Watson Lillian Weathers Marion Weathers Sheila Whitlock Johnny Wise Alan Wright Pat Wright Kenny York Class of 1979 Mike Allen Kathy Allison Lynn Battles Ray Bodenhamer Randy Bowen Becky Castleberry Tommy Castleberry' Barry Cloud Randy Cloud Carl Comstock Debra Crabtree Cheri Daniels Daniel Derryberry Kathy Eakin Charles Elrod Debra Gass Dewayne Gass Marshall Gass Rebecca Gentry Cindy Gerrin Kent Gray Sharon Hallum Patricia Harris Ginger Hawkins Vickie Hester Talvis Hilley John Holcomb Jeff Holcomb Chris Howell Regina Jeffery Bobby Kennedy Kim Kesler Darlene Leonard Doyle Love Robert Lynch Cynthia McBryar Donna McBryar Douglas McBryar Margaret Metz David Nunley Tina Owens Eugene Palmer Vickie Paris Lorey Porter Debra Powell Chuck Ross Carolyn Rum ley Ralph Ryan Dale Seay Timothy Sharpton Mark Steele Craig Stewart Geneva Thomas Renee Wallin Terry Wallin Wanda Webb 7oey Webb Mike Wheeler Mark Wilson Martha Wilson NOT PICTURED: Gay Henry Sammy Hicks Renea Mashbum Randall Minor Alma Jeanette Powell Charles Prince John Wesley Class of 1980 NOT PICTURED: Joe Bums Roger Fossett Mine McDonald Russell Minor Billy Joe Morgan Sandra Mullins Lonnie Reeves Karen Street 120 Todd Allison Harold Atchley Angela Bain Derron Bereden Stanley Betsill Rita Black Ronnie Black Randy Blackstock Danita Blevins Ann Bodenhamer Eddy Bowen Sharron Buffington Debra Burns Jill Cross Mark Cross Debbie Cureton Curtis Daniels Timothy Elmore Jeff Everette Michael Pit2patrick Sharon Forester Bradley Forshee Mike Fowler Mark Garmer Kathy Gass Stephan Goolesby Cecil Guinn Cheryl Hall Danny Hall Terry Hall Marlene Haney Ricky Haney Kimberly Hartline Raleigh Hawkins George Henegar Steven Hicks Tony Konrad Charles Lakey Karen Lynch Sandra Martin Melinda McBryar Marie McCarty Joey McCormick Robbye McMahan Mike Murphy William Murphy Doniece Nunley Theresa Phillips Carla Powell Manuale Reeves Anita Riddle Mary Beth Rogers Quinton Rum ley Thomas Seay Michael Simmons Ray Smith Anthony Sorrells Darlene Spencer Mark Stone Randy Stone Jimmy Sullivan Denny Sutton Cindy Taylor Ronnie Tinker Judith Wallin Randy Wallin Sheila Ward Gary Watson Renee West Lewis Whited Sheila Wilbanks Kathy Wise Kimberly Holmes Kenneth Wright Cindy Johnson Edward Johnson Lori Keeton Class of 1981 i I t J Edward Adkins Beth Allen Betty Jo Bice Greg Bice Glenda Blackstock Sherry Blevins Billy Brandon Layne Carroll Becky Castleberry Frankie Castleberry Malenda Castleberry Greg Clark Kaye Clark Todd Clark Johnny Cole Kelly Conner Ricky Cox Michael Daniels Monty Dickerson Mary Ann Dicus Lantham Dodson Vickie Durham Denny Eakin Sheila Elrod Mitzi Fitzpatrick Christy Forester Derick Forester Nathan Gaddis Carla Gass David Gass Douglas Gass Lynn Gifford Chip Greene Christine Haney Kathleen Haney Jeff Hartline Scott Hill Allen Holcomb Sherri Jefferson Jeff Jeffery Michael Keith Karen Kesler Bobby Lackey Glenn Lacy Tammy Lay Danny Leonard Clay Long Michael Long Rebecca Long Sandra Love Patrick Lynch Belinda McBryar Reba McCord Shane McCormick Joey McCown Johnny Me Curry Mark McCurry Kathy McDonald Carol McEwen Kimberly Massengale Trent Millsap Tim Moore Wally Moore Robin Nunley Annette Paine Terry Powell Eddie Raines Dwyane Reeves Connie Rushing Ricky Sharpton Rebecca Shaw Dulayne Smith Jimmy Smith Terri Steele Rebecca Strawn Troy Sullivan Lane Tatum Jackie Taylor Donna Tipton Ivan Wallin Donnie Walston Ray Ward Ginger Weathers Rickey West Tim Wheeler Debbie Wilbanks Brian Wilbanks Tommy Wooten NOT PICTURED: Crystal Logan RoMn Privett Stan Wagner Jack Walden 121 Class of 1982 Dawn Avans Karen Bailey Christopher Bain Kimberly Barton Daniel Battles Kimberly Blanks Daphne Blevins Melissa Blevins Tony Bradford Ricky Lamar Brown Jimmy Darrell Burns David Canterbury Lisa Carroll Rodney Clark Daniel Crabtree Connie Gross Bobby Cole Sharon Daniels Angelia Davenport Ronnie Derryberry Robert Dickerson Roger Dickerson Ronnie Dickerson Beverly Dodson Linda Doublet Alene Drew Shirley Elrod Darryl Evans Charles Gass Janice Gass Wesley Gentry Chuck Grider AdaMae Guinn Darlene Haney Sherry Hawkins Robbie Johnson Angela Jones Ken Jones Mark Lawson Kimberly Leffew Dawn McBryar Gregory McMahan Reginald McMahan Jimmy Metz Donna Jean Miller Jenne Millsap Allyson Moore Dene Moore Glen Murphy Eddie Newt Kevin Newt Darlene Osborne Dale Porter Willene Pullen Carolyn Ann Raines Karla Raines Kim Reeves Stanley Carl Reeves Rip Rioge Tarre Ridge Robert Scott Donald Smith Marsha Smith Regina Smith Pete Stone Lori Taylor Dion Tipton Max Wallin Nancy Waters Crawford Watkins Marie Watkins Daniel Wheeler Cathy Wilbanks Olisa Wright Stephanie Yates Danny James York NOT PICTURED: Douglas Beasley John Fredric Blossom Robert Cason Douglas Gentry Gregory Higdon Todd Alexander Nunley Carl Lane Powell Barbara Wesley Sherry Wooten 122 ATCHLEY’S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Compliments of BANK OF DADE Complete Sewer Line Work Trenton, Georgia BAILEY FURNITURE COMPANY 3101 Cummings Highway Phone 821-2589 Chattanooga, Tennessee 37419 Compliments of Phone 657-6843 F. Q. AVAKIAN Trenton, Georgia BLAKE'S CITGO Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 124 Choice Groceries - Vegetables Quality Meats - Party Foods F ruits BEST WAY JOHN L. CASE COMPANY W. G. KONRAD, Owner Shop the Best Way every day Trenton, Georgia Compliments of BOBO'S GROCERY AND TEXACO SERVICE With Our Best Wishes Hardware and Appliances J. AVERY BRYAN COMPANY, INC. Be st W ishes CALLAHAN FURNITURE COMPANY Funeral Homes Chattanooga, Tennessee Chickamauga and LaFayette 4929 Rossville Boulevard Rossville, Georgia Georgia BROWN LUMBER CO. AND GROCERY YOUNG AGE 3j09 Chickamauga Avenue Rossville, Georgia 657-4035 Trenton, Georgia Chubby's Infants Children Junior Wear MORRIS and SHIRLEY GOLD 125 Compliments of Compliments BROWNIE SUPERMARKET CHANDLER FABRICS Rising Fawn, Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ridley 3660 Ringgold Road 4506 Hixon Pike Compliments Chattanooga, Tennessee of C s CITGO The Very Finest in Foods . . . Distributors of LIBBY'S RATH Zero-Pak Intersection of Highways 11 and 59 Rising Fawn, Georgia Henderson's CHATTANOOGA CHARLOTTE’S HOUSE OF FOOD BEAUTY DISTRIBUTORS GERALDINE STEPHENS Complete Line of Sea Foods Auction Sale Mondays and Thursdays 336 East Tenth Street Phone 265-3638 CHATTANOOGA UNION STOCK YARD Compliments of 3105 St. Elmo Avenue CHAR-DEL Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402 SHOES Phone 266-1804 CHAR-DEL CHATTANOOGA HARDWARE SHOES COMPANY 2615 South Broad Chattanooga, Tennessee 126 CLARK LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY Trenton, Georgia Best Wishes From CHATTEM DRUG CHEMICAL COMPANY Formerly the Chattanooga Medicine Company CLARK’S HI-WAY SERVICE Union 76 Products 24 Hour Service Trenton, Georgia 30752 127 Compliments of DADE AUTO PARTS CLAYMAR RESTAURANT Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4385 MRS. JO FARMER DADE WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND on the Square Trenton, Georgia BRAKE SERVICE State Inspection Service Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing Union 76 Gas Compliments of DYER CHEVROLET, INC. Trenton, Georgia EASTGATE FABRICS Materials - Notions - Draperies 1912 Dayton Boulevard 54 Eastgate Center Chattanooga, Tennessee Compliments of DIXIE DIME STORE Congratulations Seniors ELIZABETH'S BEAUTY SHOP The Department Store With Dime Store Prices Rising Fawn 462-2215 A. W.’s SADDLE TREE CO. FOX MOUNTAIN TROUT FARM Rising Fawn, Georgia Rt. 1, Lookout Mountain, Ga. Phone 398-3381 CLOUDLAND CANYON FEHN'S RESTAURANT Overlooking the Tennessee River 600 R iver Street Campers Retreat 128 HAPPY VALLEY FARMS Compliments of CLOUDLAND CANYON STATE PARK Fully Developed for Family Camping and Cottages Also Available DYER LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Phone 657-4050 NOW ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS SCIENCE DEGREE With Majors in Secretarial Science and Medical Secretarial Science Diploma Courses - Legal Secretarial Executive Secretarial, General Office EDMONDSON COLLEGE Conveniently Downtown at 8th and Cherry Streets 266-1259 Phone (404) 657-4363 Trenton, Georgia 30752 Kiln Dried Lumber Building Material Anything Needed to Build or Repair House Compliments of H. C. MEN'S WEAR Quality Clothing for Men and Young Men Rossville, Georgia JOSTEN’S ECONOMY AUTO STORE IRA TRIVERS Apparel for Gentlemen 811 Market . Eastgate 130 FRANCES’ SHOP McBRYARS GROCERY E. J. LULY Sand Mountain Trenton, Ga. Congratulations Seniors! LYNDA'S BEAUTY SHOP Lynda Smith Owner GROSS’ for lovely things GEORGIA POWER COMPANY J. H. Powell - Local Manager N. S. Bagley - Engineer Irene Wall - Local Customer Representative Judith Steward - Caehier Martin Bradford - Serviceman Q. F. Mills - Serviceman Derrell Gaddis - Meter Reader F. R. Thompson - Lineman Tommy Wheeler - Lineman M. E. Schrimshire - Truck Operator FARMER’S MUTUAL EXCHANGE Trenton, Georgia Feed - Fertilizer Unico Tires - Farm Supplies Application of Fertilizer and Lime 131 R. P. FRICKS GROCERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE Fresh Bread Flavor Rising Fawn, Georgia STAYS FRESH ONE DAY LONGER EMPIRE GAS GEORGIA FARM BUREAU Heavy Commercial, Commercial, and Domestic, Homes, Farms, Business and Industry. For Service Call 657-4525 or 657-4668 HOME PLATE CAFETERIA HOLMES 7th and Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tennessee HARDIE AND CAUDLE 809 Market Street Chattanooga, Tennessee REX HALE'S HOME STEAM LAUNDRY CLEANERS' 110 W.LikeAve., Rossville, Ga. 30741 Phone 224-1525 TRACTOR COMPANY Trenton, Georgia 657-4014 Seethe Qpnvincers Mr. and Mrs. James G. Johns- ton watch as their son Rusty signs a baseball Grant-in Aid with Short- er College. Also watching are Dade High Coach Morrell Holcomb and Shorter's Baseball coach. THE H. D. LEE COMPANY INCORPORATED The clothes you need for the life you lead Trenton, Georgia Compliments of C. B. JOHNSON SUPER MARKET Phone 657.-4214 Trenton, Georgia Compliments of JAMES G. JOHNSTON BUILDING CONTRACTOR Complime nents of J. A. HOUTS Phone U62-P173 BUILDING CONTRACTOR 134 LERLENE'S BEAUTY SALON BRACKETT'S TRENTON. GEORGIA ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE PHONE 657-6297 Compliments of LOOKOUT LAMBERT MOTEL VALLEY DRUGS Rising Fawn, Phone Georgia 462-2178 2941 W. Cummings Hwy. Chattanooga, Tennessee LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS 719 Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tennessee jhe Difference inMAYFIELDJL is QUALITY “ and FLAVOR - U i ii: Should Know...My Mother Yforiss for... mflVFIELD'S McBRYAR MOTEL LEE PHARMACY 2525 Broad Street Established 1891 3555 Brainerd Road Chattanooga, Tennessee 37411 Telephone 622-4175 m°dd Tiendd Registered Pharmacists JIM LEE, BOB PLEMONS MAC’S GUN and TACKLE SHOP Always on Duty Chattanooga, Tennessee Rising Fawn, Georgia Compliments of MELVIN BEENE PRODUCE COMPANY 716 East 12th Street Chattanooga, Tennessee DAVID MOORE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Phone 657-4898 Compliments of B. C. McCORMICK'S Standard Oil Station MILL FABRIC AND DRAPERY SHOP McCarty's grocery Scenic Highway Lookout Mountain, Georgia Custom Made Drapes Trenton, Georgia 136 BERT'S GARAGE We fix all junk Phone 657-6506 OUR BUSINESS IS A WRECK Moore Wrecker Service u. s II SOUTH I TRENTON. GEORGIA Phone 657 -4233 VIRGINIA'S COIFFURES Virginia Ferguson RAY’S INC. Name Brand Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family Gross Shopping Center Trenton, Georgia Official Photographers for Your Yearbook School Portrait Division 1101 Carter Street Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402 O'DELLS LOOKOUT VALLEY GROCERY Otis O'Dell Owner 3031 West Cummings Highway Compliments of RED'S CLEANERS NORTHSIDE DRIVE-IN-CLEANERS Funeral Directors Ambulance Service R. D. MOORE FUNERAL HOME, INC. Trenton, Georgia £57-6358 Compliments of PARK LANES Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia Full Credit on All Burial Policies Phone 657-4382 Trenton, Ga. 30752 137 OWENS HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. Strange But True Nobody Else Will Do MOORE'S BARBER SHOP We Have it Wholesale and Retail Hardware 423 Broad Street Rome, Georgia 30161 NAT’S FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP MILLER BROTHERS First in Fashion PRICE PHARMACY Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4061 Trenton, Georgia Special Funeral Designs Weddings, Corsages, Pot Plants and Artificial Arrangements Gift Shop With Gifts for All Occasions The Friendly Pharmacy Compliments of MORSE BROTHERS, INC. GARDEN CENTER Greenhouses - Nursery Chattanooga Valley Drive NORTH GEORGIA HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING J. C: AYERS Owner MOUNTAIN TOP SHOPPING CENTER W ildwood, Georgia 138 Compliments of SALLY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 657-4555 W. H. PULLEN Wildwood, Georgia WALL'S WRECKER SERVICE Phone 657-4115 MOUNTAIN VIEW NURSERY AND FARM 'STORE Trenton, Georgia Our Business is Growing Evergreens Flowering Shrubs Garden Supplies Phone 657-4764 R. B. McCURDY, President Compliments of MRS. BEATRICE CAWOOD HENEGAR SHELL Agent Phone 657-6778 Inter section U. S. 11-143 SOUTHERN TRUST INSURANCE COMPANY SOUTHERN DISCOUNT Installment Loans Family Budget Counseling Trenton, Georgia Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-6769 SIMS PRINCE BODY SHOP 657-6167 139 Compliments of ATKIN'S STANDARD STATION STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Phone 657-6521 DERRELL GADDIS, Agent Box 127, Trenton, Georgia 657-4486 Office : Home 657-4006 ST. ELMO HARDWARE AND SUPPLY COMPANY Home Office Bloomington, Illinois 3908 Tennessee Avenue Chattanooga, Tennessee ..••-'V:, MOIW. X Jl, Towels - Sheets - Hose by CANNON TOWEL AND LINEN INC. 2821 Cummings Highway 6853 Lee Highway Chattanooga, Tennessee Volvo —c a—L Fine Dealer rVQT.VOj Used Cars j Bank Rate 'Z Financing THE POTTERY SHOP Dial 698-4496 S S MOTORS 2828 Rossville Blvd. At the Big Umbrella Home of the Sand Mountain Boys Studio of Charles and Rubynelle Counts on Lookout Mountain U. S. Highway 11 Rt. 2, Rising Fawn, Georgia 30738 Telephone: Area Code 404 657-4444 CLARK’S IT J TEXACO Trenton, Georgia 140 S’MMynetampany. 821 MARKET STREET CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 3740 1 SUREWAY OIL COMPANY TIFTONIA FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY Feed Seed Garden and Home Supplies 2923 Cummings Highway Chattanooga, Tenn. Phone 827-3739 TRENTON BARBER SHOP Registered Master Barbers W. W. Tinker and Charles T. Sims DOT'S FABRIC SHOP Compliments of Highway 143-West Trenton, Georgia 657-4115 TRENTON Wm? TRENTON BAPTIST CHURCH READY-MIXED, INC. Phone 657-6465 Compliments of IOOF LODGE NO. 38 Trenton, Georgia Trenton, Georgia 30752 Phone ROSSVILLE ENCO Shop 657-4060 Home 657-4789 316 McFarland Avenue TRENTON CABINET (Enco) SHOP Trenton, Georgia JOHN WEST BENNY GADDIS 141 gg . Jet Fli WFLI TRENTON MEDICAL 50, 000 Watts CENTER The Real Turn-On 1070 Compliments of WILSON'S GARAGE Rising Fawn, Georgia Compliments of WILDWOOD T V SERVICE Highway 11 Wildwood, Georgia Phone 831-4023 Best Wishes to Class of 1971 RED FOOD STORE Compliments of TRENTON POST OFFICE 142 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF YOU FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND EMPLOYEES OF IHIlttwi TRENTON SPINNING MILLS Route 1 Trenton, Georgia A Division of Evans-Black Carpets, Home Office, Arlington, Texas 143 Compliments of THE WALTER A. WOOD SUPPLY COMPANY Industrial Supplies A. Trenton, Georgia 30752 MARTIN-THOMPSON SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 713 Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tennessee CROWN EXTERMINATING COMPANY 3.810 Rossville Boulevard Chattanooga, Tennessee Compliments of RAY H. RIDGE, D.D.S. Trenton, .Georgia Lincensed in Georgia DADE ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING m V ■ 3603 ROSSVILLE BLVD. G| T ■ TIFTONIA markets ■ FT. OGLETHORPE Congratulations to Students and Faculty of Dade County High. 145 mmtkw. l|A ml I 'WBtl-sim ■!► Jk.' ji£ Jjfe y ' i; t Mr HUDSON WIRE COMPANY Trenton, Georgia Ossining, New York Winsted, Connecticut Franklin Park, Illinois SUGGS PROPANE GAS CO. DADE MACHINE AND WELDING Trenton, Georgia Standard Oil Products Phone 657-4411 or 657-4396 SCRUBBOARD LAUNDROMAT The world today is looking for men who are not for sale; men who are honest, sound from centre to circumference, true to the heart's core; men with consciences as steady as the needle to the pole; men who will stand for the right if the heavens totter and the earth reels; men who can tell the truth and look the world right in the eye; Men who neither brag nor run; men who neither lag nor flinch; men who can have courage without shouting it; men in whom the courage of everlasting life runs still deep and strong; men who know their message and tell it; J. A. BOBO and R. A. BOBO Trenton, Georgia Compliments of MOORE’S FUNERAL HOME Men who know their place and fill it; men who are not too lazy to work nor too proud to be poor; Ambulance Service men who will not lie, shirk or dodge; men who are Funerals willing to eat what they have earned and wear what Monuments they have paid for; Phone 657-4533 Trenton, Georgia Men who are not ashamed to say No with emphasis and who are not ashamed to say, 1 can't Owners and Operators afford it. GLADYS MOORE, SHERMAN MOORE JR., and LARRY MOORE TONY’S SHOES DEE’S MEN’S SHOP The Family Shoe Store on the Square I. O. WHEELER JR., Owner Compliments of Compliments of MR. AND MRS. SUNNY SIDE BEAUTY SALON MRS. ADENA JOHNSTON, Owner GEORGE GETTER Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-6370 147 CHATTANOOGA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY INC. Compliments of A FRIEND REEVES CONSTRUCTION CO. Where the Little Bit Makes the Big Difference CASTLE OF BEAUTY Physiognomical Hair Cutting Scientific Permanent Wave Rosalyn Ray Cosmetics and Consultants Located in Gross Shopping Center Land Clearing - Lakes Road Building - Septic Tanks and Field Lines - Top Soil Fill Dirt - ! ! ! You Name It. Phone 657-6674 SARA OWENS GASS, Owner Phone 657-6419 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 DAN WILLIAMS PIANOS LADD MARSHALL GULF SERVICE Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. 3624 BROAD STREET Sheet Music - Song Books - Music Lessons CHATTANOOGA. TENNESSEE 148 SOUTHLAND RESTAURANT North Trenton GEORGIA GAME NICK DIMOS Owner and Operator 27 Years Experience RALPH and BEA RUMLEY, Owners JOHN W. DAVIS Phone 657-6404 ENCO SERVICE CENTER Jerry Henegar, Manager Member of Congress Patronize Our Advertisers 1971 Wildcat Staff Top Cats - Seated: Eddie Brasfield, Mike Holland, Linda Chadwick, Pam Byers, and Donnie Wil- liams. Standing: Mark Cash, June Forester, Becky Wheeler, and Rod- ney Ross. Not Pictured is Carol West. 149 Wayne Snow, Jr. Representative Allison Blevins Sheriff John W. Murphy Tax Commissioner Dan O. Hall Commissioner of Roads and Revenues OFFICIALS OF DADE COUNTY J. V. Jenkins Ordinary Forest Hays, Jr. Representative Grace H. Williams Clerk D. L. Stanphill Superintendent, of Schools E. G. Summers Senator 150 The Wildcat Staff Salutes BELMONT STUDIO Please permit us to say a word of appreciation to you, for without your writing efforts and professional know-how, we would have been unable to prepare this volume of the WILDCAT. Thanks to the staff of Belmont Studio from the staff of the WILDCAT. 151