Daleville High School - Talon Yearbook (Daleville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS TALON Opening Section Page 2 School Staff Page 17 Classes Page 27 Organizations Page 69 Personalities Page 85 Sports Page 103 Activities Page 125 Advertisements Page 135 Daleville City School Daleville, Al. POLITICS In 1970, due to political circumstances, students at many college campuses revolted against the American political system. On June 30, 1971 the United States gained 11 million voters, when Ohio rati- fied an amendment allowing 18 year olds the right to vote. In 1972, George McGovern and Thomas Eagleton became the shortest-lived presi- dential ticket in history. Eagleton was dumped when his past mental depression was brought to light. McGovern and Sar- gent Shriver then teamed up but ended up losing to Nixon Agnew. On Oct. 10, 1973, Spiro Agnew resigned as vice-president after pleading no contest to tax evation charges. On August 8, 1974, in the Oval Office, Richard Nixon made a live broadcast say- ing the he would resign the next day. His decision came after impeachment pro- ceedings started. In 1974, President Gerald Ford's Whip Inflation Now'' became his slogan for an anti-inflation program. In 1975, President Gerald Ford became the intended target when Lynette ' 'Sque- key'' Fromme aimed her gun. In 1976, a peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia named Jimmy Carter won the presidential election. Carter was the first President from the deep South since the Civil War. In January of 1977, James Carter was in- augurated to the Presidency. Carter stated in his inaugural speech that he would con- centrate on inflation. 3 PERSONALITIES The famous blues queen Janis Joplin died of a heroin overdose on Oct. 4, 1970. In 1971, Twenty-one year old Phyllis George was the first Miss America in history whose crown fell off while Bert Parks warbled ' 'There she goes .... In 1974, Heiress Patty Hearst was abducted by a group calling itself the 1 'Symbionese Liber- ation Army'1 Feb. 4. Three months later, the University of California art student had re- nounced her past life in a tape recording and made the FBI wanted list for her part in a bank robbery. In 1975, blueprints for a nuclear bomb earned Princeton's John Aristotle Phillips an A from his physics prof, but the government wasn't so pleased and swiftly classified them. Also in 1975, the right to die a natural death was an issue in the case of twenty-one year old Karen Ann Quinlan, who slipped into a coma after mixing drugs and alcohol and was put on a respirator. In 1977, the dreaded killer who called himself ' 'Son of Sam'' turned out to be a postal clerk named David Berkowitz. In 1978, Allan Bakke, a thirty-eight year old engineer, won admission to medical school when the Supreme Court ruled that he was a victim of reverse discrimination. “ENTER TAINMENT” The seventies produced the biggest mon- ey-makers of the century. The highest grossing movies were 1 'Love Story'', ' 'The Godfather , The Exorcist , Jaws , Rocky , Saturday Night Fever , and '' Star Wars''. These movies brought to the spotlight such stars as John Travolta, Syl- vester Stallone, and Linda Blair. Television hits such as M A S'H , Soap , Happy Days , Charlie's Angels , and ' 'All In The Family'' gave us suck superstars as Hear Winkler and Farrah Fawcett-1, la Jots, hlore people watched ' 'Roots than any other television show in history. The biggest selling albums of the seven- ties were ' 'Frampton Comes Alive , Saturday Night Fever , and Rumors . The hit singles were Stairway to Heav- en by Led Zeppiin, Stayin' Alive by the Bee Gees, and ''Bennie and the Jets by Elton John. 7 The early 70's were dominated by campus riots and disturbances. Students were beginning to stand up for their rights and problems were aris- ing . Many of the riots were violent and some people were killed such as in the case of Kent State University. The middle 70' s saw the end to riots and the start of new trends on campuses over the country. Streaking became a favorite pastime of many people across the nation during the middle 70's. Ray Stevens' novelty hit 1 'The Streak'' was very popular. The ' 'bump'' was the next ' 'in''. It was the dance that gave people the opportunity to express themselves. The slogan of the late 70's was ' 'physical fit- ness and all types of sports are popular. People flocked to sports stores across the coun- try for the latest in sweatshirts, socks, and track shoes for jogging. '' Running'' became the topic of many books and conversation. The every-popular ' 'Saturday Night Fever'' brought disco-dancing into the spotlight. Disco- teques have popped up everywhere and some people are wondering if this disco craze will continue or if it is simply another ' 'fad''. 8 FASHIONS An intimate part of our daily lives, and are which influences our very existence. Style plays an important role in a stu- dent's life. Peers judge his taste, status, and generally base their opinions about a person's character on the mode of living represented by his clothes. The decade of the 70's came alive with mini-skirts, T-shirts, hot pants, and boots. Girls could not wait to get out of mom's sight to raise up the length of the dress a little, or roll the top of a skirt. ' 'Bare'' was definately ' 'in''. Boys' t- shirts and tank-tops revealed what they considered a ' 'Muscular torso.'' Toward the mid-seventies, designers captured an idea which would make for them millions in hard cash. The Earth shoes. Designed for comfort and wearability, this incredibliy simple shoe brought about an amazing change in footwear, and everyone wanted to be a part in this ' 'foot healthly'' revolution. The late seventies saw a drastic change in womens' dresses. Whereas before the skirt length had been mid-thigh, it now dropped to mid-calf. The new longer look emphasized slimness in the legs, and ruffles accentuated the total woman. Perhaps there is one article of clothing, though, that has not changed, nor will ever really be. It's comfort and versitility have made it the number one choice of all American's students. And no matter how the designer embroiders, cuffs, trims, or flairs it, it still remains the same. We've made it our favorite, and so will it our fa - vorite, and so will it always be......... The Blue Jeans. 11 SPOR TS The 70's have been known to most Americans as the 1 'Thrill of Victory,'' period. In this dec- ade , we had literally unknown athletes take the spotlight of stardom in different sports1 arenas. We had a black baseball player go over the 3,000th career hitting mark. Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves joined eight others in the coveted 3,000 club. He also broke the all-time home run record of the late Babe Ruth. Our nation sent athletes to two Olympics. In '72, in Munich, Germany, an unknown Ameri- can swimmer named Mark Spitz shocked the world as he captured seven gold medals in men's swimming competition, making a clean sweep for the Americans. The world also received a shock as the USSR basketball team upset the heavily favored U. S. team. Wrestlers from the U. S. also came to light as three Americans cap- tured gold and seven finished within the top four places. The second Olympics of this decade came in '76 when the U.S. boxing team took the spot- light as five Americans took gold medals, two silver and one bronze. Our women swimmers shined as they captured all but one of the gold medals. The men's competiton duplicated this as the American team totally dominated the Olympic fields and arenas. We regained the gold in basketball competition as the U.S. team closed down the up-starting Yugoslavian team. Also, a woman came into the spotlight as the Winter Olympics came to a close. Dorothy Ha- mill set a new’ style as she dipped and swayed her w’ay to a gold medal in the Woman's figure skat- ing event. 12 ENERGY CRISIS An Arabian Decision in 1971 to limit oil shipments to the United States resulted in a severe gas shortage and an overall energy crisis. This act by the Arabians revealed to ev- eryone the United States' large dependence on cheap energy. In 1974, the National Academy of Engi- neering estimated $600 billion dollars as the capital investment required for the United States to increase its production of basic energy sources enough to supply its needs by 1985. The percentage of the United States' oil use met by imports increased from 23.3% in 1970 to 37.4% in 1975, and the price per barrel of oil at the Persian Gulf in- creased from October, 1973, $2.0 to $10.25 in January, 1975. In 1977, a severe cold wave swept the nation during the first quarter of the year which extremely shortened the natural gas supply in scores of cities east of the Missis- sippi . A worldwide shortage of 5 million barrels of oil a day-or a global recession-is prob- able in the mid-1980's, and the prospect of substantial new discoveries of oil in the United States is not probable. • vr t Jh % _A. v r - • ,r ■ } •■ •••• •■‘Jf •- i T 2 !—. v r ■ fZ:r V «. TV ' rT 16 ADMINISTRA TION The members of the Board of Education are from left to right Mr. Frank White, Mr. Oscar Fleshman, Mr. Norman Laumeyer, Mr. Ewell Horsley, Mr. Bill Taylor, and Supt. Bobby Moon. Bobby Moon Superintendent of Education Larry Nolen Assistant Principal Frank Moore Principal Bill Bums Assistant Principal Betty Starrett Assistant Principal Linda Kies Dir. of Guidance Betty Forrister Secretary Carol Bums Secretary Nadine Whiddon Aide Martha Parrish Guidance Debbie Pirkle Secretary Ruth Oliver Guidance Martha Sconyers Secretary Voncille Horsley Secretary Pat Urban School Nurse Johnny Mock Maintenance Supervisor Beatrice Brooks 1st Lucy Grimes Kindergarten Dorothy Norris 1st Jan Pittman 1st 20 Joan Moon 3rd Grade Merilyn Bast 4th Grade f Judy Glover 5th Grade Billie Rogers 6th Grade Elaine Nelson 3rd Grade Julia Fulford 4th Grade Carol Law 5th Grade Mary Ann Ross 6th Grade Ann Burch 3rd Grade -- y Nancy Mosely 4th Grade Peggy Moring 5th Grade Rita Wise 6th Grade 21 Carol Paterson E. Libr. Robert Armstrong P.E. Coach Hiawatha King P.E. Aide Marcille Bolan Aide Carol M'Cormick Aide Mary Ann Nichols Aide Rita Baker Speech Nora Arrington Sp. Ed. Martha Athey Sp. Ed. Pat Slobodnik Sp. Ed. Janie Nolen Sp. Ed. 22 Kay Parker English Photo Not Available Peggy Cunningham English Martha Walker Math Jimmy Pirkle Math Sherlon Weeks English Jimmie Kanning English Sue Johnson Math Jerry Glover English Connie Maxwell Math t i Angela Fleming Science Steve Stuart Social Studies Martha Gallo Science Margaret Wilson Social Studies Phyllis Wilson Social Studies Bobby Gaines Social Studies Charlotte Thomas Social Studies Tony Whetstone Band ft le Waites yping Rhonda Whetstone Music Mickey Mosely P.E. Ned Sconyers P.E. 24 Donna Weed P.E. Chuck Nolen D.E. Francis Fairchild R.O.T.C. Patsy Gaines Home Ec. Faye Adkinson B.O.E. Dora Grice Drivers Ed. Rita Moore Home Ec. John Anderson R.O.T.C. Jessie Hornsby High Sch. Libr. Doris Jones Learning Dis. Bus Drivers Lunch Ladies Custodians Brenda Stacey Chris Strength Steven Suitor Edward Thomas Regine Turner Michael Wallace Allen Wilkerson Jefferey Wolgaman FIRST GRADE Teresa Adams Steven Archuleta Tina Baxley Tommy Be ville Katrina Blanks Chris Borders Tony Bozeman Kenneth Bridges Carrie Brown Jimmy Buker Greg Bums Tommy Butler Kerry Capps Mary Castillo Tricia Castillo Amy Colston Troy Cutchens Treva Danford Paul Davis Teresa Davis 29 Clifford Dozier Karla Duff Stephanie Edwards Steven Fields Carrie Fisher Alvin Ford George Fortune Lorenzo Freeman Melissa Freeman Cannon Fuller Shanna Garnet Tony Garcia Jennifer Gemmill Michele Gibbons Pamisha Gibson Michael Gilley Billy Glass Kenny Gonzalez Melanie Green Veda Harlin Roberta Hastings Kristy Haven Samantha Halloway Scott Hudson Juanita James Namsik Ji Kim Jones Tracy Kagarice Jimmy Kassler Jason Kimel Kerry Kerby Curtis Lands Chris Langhammer Lora Ledford Daniel Lentz j JO Beth Long Jackie Long Gina McKerlia Hope Manley Amy Marbin Erik Meach Jenny Merdith Shannon Moore Stacy Nesbitt Rachael Newman Cassie Pelfrey Shawn Peterson Nhung Thi Pham Jonathan Pickett Shalaina Pixkney Michelle Plank Van Poole Chris Price Angela Recore Alicia Ross James Rucker Joseph Sapp Jennifer Schmoeckel Toby Sconyers Sam Seigerman Leslie Stone Kenneth Straughn Darlena Strickland Greg Summerlin Andrea Swihart Jimmy Terry Jo Ann Thigpen Laura Trampe Stam Trank 31 Roger Walding Missy Walker Danny Weeks Andy Wheeler Lashawn Willis Stacey Wiser SECOND GRADE James Arnold Gwen Arrington Bill Ash Joel Bass Chris Benefield Michelle Benefield Rollins Benefield Laura Birmingham Tim Blanks Patricia Braddock Suzanne Burch Batrice Cannady Chris Carter Clay Clambron Jamie Cobb Michael Cook Shane Colston David Coone Matthew Curtis 32 Donald Cyr Anito Dickson Jody Dixon Tarrel Dorn Vickie Dowell William Earl Durham Billy Emerine Charles Faulk Danny Fayard Amanda Freeman Kelvin Fuller Betsy Gaines Sandy Gallimore Missy Gappa Tina Gaultney Maren Glover Lesley Gohen Scooter Gustat Ebb Hagan Beth Helms Susan Henderson Tanya Von Dertthe Richard Hicks Eric Hinman Daryl Homer Leigh Hughes Chris Hutto Greg Jackson John Jiles Wayne Johnson Chris Kilpatrick Angela Knight Chris Lach Hope Leach Crystal Lente 33 Sherri Lindbak Monica Luna Kathy Magrath Bobby Mason Brian McConn Clifford McDaniel Katherine McDonald Laura McKerlie Karolyn Miller Kathy Mock William Molland Velvet Moore Peter Mrksic Michelle Mueller Robert Muller Phillip Newton Shawn Nicholas Todd Norris Tracy Odoms Chucky Perkins Kelly Prevatte Tammy Pritt Mike Rehtus Carol Richardson Judy Richey Dawn Rinehart Michelle Robb Sammy Robbins Kevin Royal Tenita Sanders Melinda Shouse Jennifer Smith Scott Smith Terry Smith Shawn Souders 34 Evelyn Stone April Straughn Gussie Strickland Debbie Strops Jimmy Thigpen Jason Todd Robby Tmak Kim Viga Ralph Walker Torry Wachol Jeff Wheeler Tina Williams William Alverzo Julie Archuleta Jeff Baker Jamie Batchelor Linda Beaver Bryan Berry Bobby Boyett Tammy Bozeman Adela Brown Johnnie Buechler Billy Cohen Gregg Collins David Conley Patrick Coone Joey Crook Lexie Curtis Parry Davis Jana Dewberry Larise Doan Frank Ellyson 35 Brian Etheredge Becky Felter Angela Fields Richie Garcia Tracy Goram Becky Groves Stephanie Hall Cynthia Hammond Marie Hastings Sandra Hatfield Jim Haven Toyha Howard Deanne Hughes Pam Jackson Dong Lim Ji Jessica Jones Louis Kent Marc Kiley Barbara Killingsworth Deanna King Mark Kirby James Kolunsz Michelle Koveleskie Florence Lands Brian Law Kristie Littlejohn William McDonald Bryan McDuffie Donnie Magrath Michael Mieure Daryl Moody Angie Murrell Stephen Myers Belinda Nation Tami Neill 36 Tony Pickett Heather Podnor Ricky Poole Thomas Proctor Seung Min Ra Timmy Reynolds Serena Riley Wayne Robbins Jan Roberson Amy Roberts Erby Roberts Kenneth Rucker Jerry Sapp Tammy Sapp Angela Seeger Eden Seery Tommy Spencer Starla Standifer Judy Stewart Lashanda Stone David Suber Nikki Swords Robby Talley David Trenkler Linda Weeks Angie Williamson David Wiser Sheila Withrow A1 Wynn 37 FOUR TH GRADE Debbie Beaver Kevin Birmingham Alicia Brown Russell Brown Cindi Bums Bubert Bums Billy Cannady Scott Chalker Kim Childs Gary Clancey John Conley Jackie Cox Teresa Crowe Dawn Davis Frankie Davis Kim Dorsey Laurie Dauncey Chuck Godfrey Tracie Goodway Regina Grace Jennifer Griffin Bobby Jo Harlin Tony Hathaway Pat Hirsch Mark Jay Dong Ho Ji Louis Jimenez Daniel Jones Kimmie Jones Keith Kelly Shannon Keys Christina Kimel Davy King Kimberly Kirby Larry Kirkland 38 William Knight Randy Kyser Loam Lauyer Ron Lindbak Laura Lingle Kristy Lovell David Lovem Ricky Luclnr Christina McHenry Harold Miller David Mills Lynn Moring Thunk Najuyen Jeff Nimblett Dang Pham Laurie Poe Misty Price Gary Pruyne Gordon Richey Paul Riley Tamara Salmon Larry Sanders Michelle Sapp Toby Shepphard Missy Smitii Tim Smith David Strickland Jimmy Stufflebeam Eddie Talley Carolyn Thomas Michelle Tovar Lynn Teadaway Steve Turner Julie Vigo Phillip Waters 39 Thomas Wilmot FIFTH GRADE Taryn Aldridge Era Andrews Colline Arnold Rhonda Bailey Vicky Barksdale Julie Benefield Michael Benefield Liza Bingham Chris Brackett Robery Bryan Tonya Bryant Mark Campbell Lynn Casey Kison Casto Mike Cyr Greg Duff Stephanie Elsea Laura Franklin Anne Gaines Lonnie Gappa Janet Glass Jay Glover Marie Godfrey Darrell Granger Jan Harrison 0 Deanna Henderson Lori Hill James Holloway Ken Hughes Cherie Hutto John Kelly Kelly Knight Marie Kolonusz Denice Koveleskie Benny Langford Glenn Longwell Johnny Lowery Teresa McCoy Michelle Mayo Tammy Merring Lester Moody Sherrie Moringstar Ronald Nation Michael Nations John Nichols Lisa Patterson Mary Pittman Roger Pirtt Stacy Pronto Laroy Quarles Hae Sun Ra Robby Reynolds Karen Roach Anthony Roberts Robyn Roberts Billy Russell Andre's Santos Edward Sapp Mike Sassar Derrick Shouse 41 Kevin Sovders Laura Spenser Jeff Standifer Jeff Stevens Latina Stone Connie Talley Robin Taylor Anthony Tomaino Paula Turner Tammy Walding Tim Ward Tom Wiktorik Mike Williams Tim Williams Deede Windham Tina Wynn SIXTH GRADE Ronnie Arnold Tom Arnold Woody Aubuchon Russel Barksdale Brenda Bass Cheryl Brinkmeir Terina Brookshire Tim Brown Roy Brunson Cathy Carrarzah 42 lisa Cook Shelia Corbitt Courtney Cote Marcus Culliver Robbie Dixon Lisa Downing Gary Duff Charles Edwards Tom Frock Jennifer Gaines Bobby Camper Leah Gidney Derek Gilmore Laury Gingery Matt Gingery Neal Giusto Tammy Gordon Jimmy Green Sean Hale Frank Hall Randy Harrison Kenneth Helms David Hinsman Gretchen Jackson Bobbie Dee James Kim Jenkins Ann Johnson Bernard Johnson Billy Jones Delona Jones Karen Jones Mark Jones Bryan Katrovitz Kay Kelly Lesia Kilingsworth 43 Sonya Kimble Robert Kirkland Shan Lambert Richard Ledford Jean Linbak Joey Littlejohn Susie Longwell Karen Lovell Julie Luna Minnie McCoy Verzonica Molland Jeffrey Moon Mico Mrksic Mike Newton Jimmy Pouncy Siruss Ratliff Travis Rawls Michael Reisigel Judy Robbins Jana Roberts Pam Roe Phillip Roush Kerry Rymer Sherry Sapp Brett Sheffield Scotty Shirley Verna Sitton Tim Smith Billy Staubauch Neal Strickland Oscar Summerlin John Thomas Linda Thompson Bart Ward Amilia Waters Wayne Waters Tommy Weclocski Michael Westbrook Derek Wyatt SPECIAL EDUCATION Victor Alverzo Jimmy Andrews Chanda Beville Lisa Graves Michelle McDaniel Paul McDaniel Sylvester McDaniel Shane Mach Patrick Sullen Jeffery Summerlin Sharon Willis SEVENTH GRADE Pam Ahlstedt Dee Dee Anderson Brandy Aubuchon Kelly Atkinson Stacy Autrey 45 Amanda Bast Pam Benefield Karen Bobbit Jeff Boutwell Brenda Bruce Charlene Bullard Stewart Bums Felicia Byrd Jodline Calamari Kent Childs Bill Crisman Brenda Croley Chip Crooks Todd Driver Scott Etheredge Mike Farise Robin Fisher David Forister Mike Fout Kenneth Fox Laura Fulford Revecca Fulp David Gamper Darlene Gartman Chris Goulart Terrell Gill Dawn Glover Brenda Goram Norbert Granger Larry Grantham Cindy Green Kelly Grove Ronald Hendrickson Shirley Hood Christopher Holland 46 Brenda Hawe Lisa Jackson Lisa Kamsch Alice Katrovity Patti Kelley Matt Kervin Shawn Keys Phill Kiley Debbie Konesheck Linda Laumeyer Fred Lee Mike Lee Cheryl Lovar Pete McBroom Richie McDuffie Jeff McHenry Jackie Micklon Dianna Miller Scotti Moody Patricia Morgan Marvin Nation Robert Nations Jerry Nowell John Perkins Terry Parker Todd Peterson Ann Pham Lavaughn Pollard Renee Pound Ethel Pruett William Rackcliff Chad Ranthum Mike Roberson Sandra Royal Allen Ruisial 47 Paul Sachsenheimer Allen Sauders Lisa Scott Joan Sellers Chip Smith Christina Smith Vickey Smith Patti Snow Chris Southard Tammy Summers Tammy Talley Earl Tatum Jimmy Taylor Lisa Taylor Patti Taylor Christie Thomas Steve Thoreson Marie Trott Deborah Vinson Pamela Walding Beverly Weed Patricia Willis Beverly Withrow Joey Yocum EIGHTH GRADE Bobby Adams Nancy Alverzo Clint Arnold Mike Bass Karen Beavers 48 Wesley Berta John Bivins Tina Bonci Michelle Bondurant Tammy Brewer Brenda Brooks Jeff Burch Richard Burke Brenda Burkett Danny Bywater Jackie Campton Crystal Chatman Jackie Cheyenne Mike Clancy Vicki Clancy Brenden Close Brenda Connor Graig Cote Steve Croley Gay Cowen Stephanie Cox Marla Culliver Ivan Cyr Roderick Dailey John Davis Regina Davis Sherry Duff Dawn Durham Terry Elsea Andy Etheredge Earl Fisher Lorenzo Ford Brian Foxworth lisa Fuller Gary Gappo 49 Suzie Garretson Larry Getz Mark Gingery Mary Glass Sandra Graves Patrick Guisto Susan Hatfield Kenny Hagan Rachael Hagen Glen Harlan Shirley Helbling La Rita Helms Bobby Henderson Richie Henderson Lisa Herede en Tammy Hollister Shanna Howell Michael Jackson Sharon Jackson Ken Jay James Jenkins Perry Johnson Denise Jungenberg Richard Kelly Lisa Kent Tina Kerfoot Joe Kervin Brian Langhammer Trisa Leach Scott Lee Scott Linderman Laddie Littlejohn Dottie Longwell Alice McDonald Mike McGuire 50 La Donna McHenry Vickie Mclnnis Amy Maddox Chip Moring Lydia Mrsckic Jane Norris Wendy Norton Mimi Pak Kenneth Parker Lana Paul James Perkins Ad ell Pittman Robin Price Steve Pronto James Quarles Karen Ramsey Frank Richardson Missy Rodgers Donald Rymer Sheilia Sconyers Scott Serna Taylor Serna Doug Shriver David Sitton Kelly Smith Robert Snelson Stuart Stevens Yolanda Terry Cheryl Thomas Jackie Thomas Mike Thomas Debbie Thompson Raymond Trank Max VaNoy Richard VanNoy 51 Debbie Vigo Philip Vigo Gregory Wagaman Scott Warzecha Gary Watts Diana Westbrook Gina Wichowski Terry Wilkins Brenda Williams Linda Williams Monica Wilmont Ra Seung Won Louise Wright NINTH GRADE Sheri Adkins Leslie Aubuchon Paul Bailey Scott Berry William Boyett Teresa Brackett Keith Brannon Gary Brinkmeire Tim Brooks Angie Brown Jimmy Brown Trig Bums Robin Casey Johnnie Collier Cassie Cote 52 Ann Marie Daneker John Doan Michelle Dvorak Cindy Fayard Jessica Felter Barbara Fleshman Roy Fout John Fraley Ronald Gilmer Denise Goodway Monica Grasso Robert Grove Richard Hagan Julia Hamilton Cammy Hannah Karen Harris Mary Hart Adorn Hathaway Denise Helms Leane Hirtel Mike Hirsch Jimmy Hodges Mike Hollister Allen Homer Henry Horsely Edith Hudson Eve Hughes Melanie Irizarry John Jackson Lamar Jackson Tracy Johnson Joe Knause Valerie Koneshek Danny Konkle Janet Langford 53 Diane Lee Patricia Lindbak Mark Littlejohn Greg Lovell Tracy Luther John McBroom Jody McCabe Tommy McCory Sheila McEachem Tommy McGuier Ronald McHenry Kenneth Mock Richard Morgan Mischelle Nottingham Huong Pham Teresa Pollard Ronderlyn Pound Lisa Prescott Wade Reese Alvin Ridenour Tim Roberts Tommy Roush Zella Sassnett Sandra Seers Leah Seery Pam Simpkins Tracy Skaggs Christina Smith David Snow Laura Springs Selena Standifer Lishia Stevens Paula Stringfellow James Strunk Marian Subowsty 54 Claira Summerlin Tracy Swords Eugenia Tally Eddie Terry Ernie Terry Billy Thayer Dale Thomas Elaine Thomas Dale Tomaino Thomas Trenkler Sonja Turner Jackie Waldrop Ted Ward Craig Weil Clark Whittaker Donna Windham Jeff Williams Robby Williford Ricky Wright Linda Wynn TENTH GRADE Kim Anderson Larry Andrews Renee Bennett Manfred Bobbitt Janet Brown Donna Brunson Eric Buechler James Butler James Carter Tim Chance 55 Sheri Clancy Viola Clancy George Close Dwayne Connor Robbie Cooney Dennis Corbitt Paul Cox Melita Curtis David Davis Lester Dunlap Jeff Durall Mark Dvorak Jennifer Eldredge Peggy Eppley David Eubanks William Fox Terri Foxworth Jane Fransden Randy Fulford Cindy Ganey Gina Garretson James Giusto Cheryl Goodway Alicia Grantham Scott Groves Jean Hall Rodney Harris Chris Hart Lisa Helms James Henderson Lori Hendrix Cheryl Hines Sheri Hodge John Hood Steve Hooks S6 Neal Hull Eddie Hutto Carl Jesse Cindy Jones Larry Jones Debbie Jungenberg Rob Kamsch Kathy Kelly Larry Kent Jennifer Keys Mischelle Kimel Vicky Kuhn David Lambert Keith Lambert John Langhammer William Longwell Daniel McDonald Mary McEachem Paul Meisner Joyce Miller Susan Moring Randy Morrison Leonard Murray Benita Norton Lori Odom Taera Pak Annette Parker Terry Perkins Greg Pittman Robbie Pound Randy Presscott Jacob Price Penny Purdom Tim Richardson David Royal 57 Beth Seeger Etta Snow Paul Stevenson Mary Ann Stewart Steve Strachan Judy Suber Teresa Thigpen Mischelle Thomas Louis Thompson Dennis Utz Pat Waite Luvene Watts Teresa Watts Jimmy Webb Natalie Weed Joyce Weeks Paxil Wells Phil White Rob Williams Alfred Wilmont Janet Wilmont Barbera Windham JoAnn Woods Billie Wright Martin Wright Darryl York Theresa Youngpeter 58 ELEVENTH GRADE Ricky Adams Sheila Adkins Brian Aris Sharon Autrey Brenda Barlette John Batey Teri Bell Tonya Bingham Judy Bingham Gale Blackstock Lori Bolton Angie Brand Jeanie Brown Patti Burkett Gwen Butler Diane Caldwell Wendy Cambell Robert Carter Meg Casey Robin Christian Bobby Cooney Ricky Corbit Carrie Cote Chris Cote Claudia Cowan Jackie Cox Donna Crooks Kevin Cupit Sheila Wailey Della Davis Mike Denton Jason Dorey Harold Dunlap Jennie Faulk Teri Foltz 59 Mark Fraley Steve Freeman Brian Galle Charlie Gatlin Mary Grantham Gilbert Gutierrez Joe Hargett Tammy Henderson Linda Heredeen Danny Hood Paula Hood Angie Irizarry Gene Jackson Kathy Jasewicz Katherine Johnson Towana Johnson Charles Joines Lori Jones Tammy Jordan Teri Kesler Willie Kilpatrick Claus Kimble Steve Knight Chip Langford Gwen Law Chuck Ledford Merri Littlejohn Teresa Luther Mike McCabe Carrie McCoy Beth McGowan James Meissner Wayne Meissner Myong Meredith Lisa Moody 60 Binh Nguyen Wanda Norton Debbie Nowell Barney O'Field Jimmy Presley Randall Rickey John Rook Ken Royal Paul Sachsenheimer Sandra Salter Dianne Sasnett Rhonda Sconyers William Seeger Roderick Simmons Mary Simpkins Jamie Sisney Kyle Smith Judy Snellgrove Marcia Snow Tim Spencer Gary Swords Micky Talbot James Thompson Sabena Trenlder Frank Trott Wendell Turner Anita Waddell Duggie Waters Tracy Weil Ralph Wemer Steve Whitaker Debbie Williams Sherri Withrow Mike York 61 SENIORS 1979 Eddy Dean Bolan Lisa Ann Bonci Andree Ralph Brand Anthony John Brinkmeier Richard Lamar Brunson Toan Thi Bui Terry Randall Burke Camell Butler Michael George Caldwell Jonathan Wade Campton Faye Ann Carr Daniel Clayton Childs Randall Eugene Christian Robert Eugene Clancy Jimmie Cole Ernest Walter Cook Lori Lou Crisman Randy Edward Cupit Tamra Lynn Curry Laura Grace Daneker Paul Fenton Daniels John Wesley Else a Laura Susanne Fillenworth Debra Diann McBroom Flythe 63 Leslie Kay Galle Laura Leigh Hagan Pamela Anita Harris Charlotte Ann Hatcher Sherry Lynn Murray Holland Deborah Ruth Homer Deanna Faye Howell Ruben Irizarry, Jr. Teddy Jerome Jackson Janna Leigh James Timothy Edwin Jeter Joann Marie Kelly 64 Christopher John Kerfoot Johnny Allan Kimbrough Dianne Ruth Laumeyer Cynthia Ann Leduc Vicki Dierdre Livingston Frank V. McConnell, Jr. Kerry Lynn McGowan Jack Hayward Mayben Wanda Diane Murphy Dana Delisa Nottingham Joseph Stanley Paul Steven Wayne Perkins 65 Dung Ngoc Thi Pham James Allen Poole Sara Frances Powell Shari Lynn Prescott Karen Prevatte Jeffrey Allen Reeves Morris L. Ridenour Deanna Lynn Rodgers Lloyd Michael Rogers, Jr. Brenda Kathleen Roles Nancy Ann Sasnett Rodney Duane Shriver 66 Denise Anora Smith Karen Melita Starrett Pamela Kay Strickland Walter David Stringfellow Robert Wayne Stripling Ralph Thomas Tappan Mark Dwayn Thomas Sue Ann Tinlin Katherine Ann Vegoren Mark Avery Waddell Marsha Lanora Waters Joel Davis Weeks Helen Louise Williford Billie Jo Withrow Jane Earle Woods William Daniel Wright Photographs were not available for the following students Richard Jeffrey Anderson Kimberly Anne Bivins John Owen Clancy James Franklin Garretson Shawn Anson Hannah Brian Lee Hoffer Kenneth Lamont Hudson Charles Antoii Knause, Jr. Tina Marie Eagle Price Gerda Renee Sisney Ross James Scott Modena Marie Backman Sousa 68 ORGANIZATIONS Student Council The Student Council had a great year for 1978-1979. The organization was very active and sponsored various ac- tivities and fundraising events. President for this year was Billie Jo Withrow; Vice-President, Ruben Irri- zary; Secretary, Laura Hagen; Parli- mentarian, Debbie Homer; and Trea- surer, Steve Freeman. Some activities sponsored by Student Council were: Ear Day, Homecoming, Costume Contest, Blood Mobile, Rock- A-Thon and a Talent show. This group worked very hard and achieved much this year. They worked especially on a school ' 'crest'' that will appear on all school stationary. 70 Homecoming Queen Contest Junior National Honor Society The Junior National Honor Society is made up of students with a high academic standing. The officers of the J.H.N.S. for the 78-79 year are Sherri Adkins, President; Barbara Fleshman, Vice-President; Robin Casey, Secretary; Trig Bums, Parlimentarian. The club's sponsor is Mrs. Weeks. This year the Junior National Honor Society had three bake sales and earned a total of $180.00. This money went to buy an additional trophy case for the school. Senior National Honor Society The SNHS is a distinguished group of students that are considered by the faculty to be among the top in their class in grades and character. To be asked to join this club, you must have a grade average of 90 and must maintain a grade average of 85.7 to stay in it. The organization here has an enrollment of 44. This organization participated in a few community activities this year such as making up and delivering baskets full of candy, cookies, and fruit to the old folks in the low rent housing area at Christmas. They also helped in the March of Dimes Walk-a-thon. Also in their activities for the year, the organization bought the Senior members Honor Sashes to wear on graduation night. Officers: Steve Perkins- President Andy Brand- Vice-President Laura Hagen- Secretary Mark Thomas- Treasurer Dee Dee Laumeyer- Sargeant at Arms 71 F.H.A. F.H. A. has had a very successful year in reaching many goals. Their first year on Valentine Carna- tions Sale was an overwhelming success, not to mention the cookbook sale. They also took part in the Annual March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon by helping to man all stations and have refreshments for the walkers. Many parents showed up for the Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet which was to the Student-Parent Banquet due to the male membership and the fathers as well. They also helped collect money to which they donated to the Leukemia Society of America. Their membership enrollment for this year is 47. Spirit Club To set a good example of student conduct everywhere and at all times'' is the main goal of our Spirit Club. These are school-spirited students who support Daleville High School in all student activi- ties with a good attitude and constructive action. The Spirit Club got into action by participating in the Homecoming Parade, cheering the crowd on by dressing as clowns. The Spirit Club has also gave the cheerleaders needed supoort. The Spirit Club pre- sented the Spirit Stick to the most spirited class at a Pep-rally. They pepped the school up by selling War Hawk tarns and toboggans. 72 The D11 Club is made up of students that have participated in one of the many sports here at Dale- ville and have lettered in that sport. The club sponsors are Coach Mosely, Coach Sconyers, and Coach Stewart. The officers are: John Elsea, President; Steve Perkins, Vice-president; Morris Ridenour, Sec- retary; and Mark Thomas, Parlimentarian and Seargent at Arms. AMERICA CLUBS OF DALEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER DECA began the year by sponsoring a Disco Dance August 25. This was only the beginning of a busy year as they sponsored the Movies 1 'Young Frankenstein'' and ' 'Benji,'' a costume contest on Hallow- een Day, and helped sponsor a Bike-A-Thon. Not only were the members of DECA busy on the local level but there were participants in competition on the District, State, and National levels. There were six winners on the District level: Tracy Weil, Janna James, Alan Poole, Karen Prevatte, Ricky Ander- son, and Jason Dorey. State winners were Tracy, Janna, and Ricky. These three then went on to Na- tional competition in Houston. 73 Math Team The members of the Dale ville Math Team for 78-79 are: Andy Brand, Tony Brinkmeyer, Danny Childs, Robert Clancy, John Elsea, Debbie Homer, Tim Jeter, Dee Dee Laumyer, Jack Mayben, Frank McConnell, Steve Perkins, Joey Weeks, and Morris Ridenour. Mr. Jimmy Pirkle is the sponsor of the Math Team. The Math Team competed at the Lurleen B. Wallace Junior College Math Tournament in February. FBLA The Future business Leaders of America is the Daleville youth organization related to business and of- fice education. The sponsor for FBLA is Mrs. Faye Adkinson. Mrs. Adkinson has fulfilled this job successfully for five years. The FBLA has a total number of fifty-three members this year. The officers were as follows: Frances Powell-President; Steve Whitaker- Vice-President; Dee Dee Howell-Secretary; Pam Harris-Treasure; Teri Foxworth- Parliamentarian; Brend Barlette-Historian; and Laura Hagen-Chaplain. Among other things, the FBLA raised $960.00 on candy sales (half of which helped to pay for the huge medical expenses for the Kim Strickland Family), conducted it's annual Valentine lolligigram sales, and sent eleven members and four adults to the Southern Region leadership Conference in Orlando. 74 Florida. A £ x t y A Re a d All About It $ The little Hawk represents Daleville Elementary School's first attempt at a school newspaper. Mrs. Patterson, school librarian, is the coordinator for the newspaper. Class reporters were elected from each of the upper elementary school classrooms. Following is a list of class reporters: Sandra Hatfield, Brain Law, Cindy Hammond, Bobby Boyett, Kristy Lovell, John Conley, Laurie Pouncey, Jay Glover, Denice Koveleskie, Jeff Moon, Tom Arnold, Jenni- fer Gaines, Gary Duff. Appreciation goes to Mrs. Adkison's B.O.E. II and Clerical class: Mary Littlejohn, Lori Jones, Sandra Salter, Steve Whitaker, Rodney Harris, Robin Christian, Mary Simpkins, Caroline Cyr, and Marsha Snow. Liane Hertel and Dale Tomaino, Junior High Students, worked together to create the original artwork. Quill 0 Scroll is a national honor society for students of junior and senior standing who have made outstanding efforts in the field of Journalism. This work may have been on the newspaper, yearbook, or school magazine. The officers of this year's Quill G Scroll are Mike Caldwell, president; Terry Burke, vice-president; Mike Rogers, sec- retary; and Morris Ridenour, treasurer. U % Scroll 75 Teresa Watts Feature Twirler Frank Trott Drum Major Dee Dee Laumeyer Color Guard Captain Long hours and hard work is what it takes to be the best. This is true of many groups at Daleville in- cluding the 1 'Pride of the South'' band. The band is under the direction of Tony and Rhonda Whetstone who came in Daleville in 1976. Since that time the band has made appearances throughout Alabama and Georgia. Numerous superior and ' 'Best in Class'1 trophies are attributed to the marching band. The Pride auxiliary units, such as Color Guard, Drum Major and Majorettes are also superior assets. The band appears regularly at half- time shows and in 1977, the band entertained Governor James during the Inaugural Parade. The Band Parents Association was formed to help raise money for the band. The money is used for uniforms, trips, and instruments. The Band Association is made up of any adult individual who is willing to devote their time to help the band students. The officers are required to have a child in the band. The officers are as follows: Pres. -Mr. Frand Richardson V. Pres.-Mrs. Glenda Duff Sec.-Mrs. LaVeme Hodges Tres. -Mrs. Phylis Frandsen. 77 Concert Band There is without a doubt, one group at DHS that has the greatest amount of pride in them- selves. They are the members of the 1 'Pride of the South1' Concert band. This group has traveled throughout Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee. For the past 3 years, the band has been a regular participant in Alabama District and State Competition. Local and regional competition are also slated achievements on the band's yearly roster. In 1977, they trav- eled to Georgia and participated in its first National contest and in 1978 they received their first National Superior rating. Nashville, Tenn, has also been the site of National Competition for the band. 78 Choral Under the direction of Rhonda Whetstone the DHS Voices has entertained audiences in Daleville and the surrounding area. The Voices are a select choir of approximately 40 members. For three consecu- tive years, they have appeared on the District, State and Regional level in competition. Many of its members are All-State Choral Winners and are recognized each year within the state of Alabama. Repertoire for the group includes the finest choral music, dating from sixteenth century to the pre- sent. DHS takes great pride in these singers because of the variety of the program they present and in the versatility of the personnel. 79 The Daleville Rangerettes consisted of Penny Purdom, Faye Carr, Teresa Lu- ther , Teri Kesler, Louise Wiliford, Sheila Adkins, Etta Snow, Lynn Pres- cott , Anita Waddell, Kerry McGowan, Janet Langford, Leslie Galle, Cindy Ganey, Mischelle Kimel, Teresa Pol- lard, Evelyn Robinson, and Tracy Scaggs. The Rangerettes Proved themselves this year by winning the National title of the Best Co-Ed Unit and 2nd overall fancy squad in Kentucky. Then at Eg- lin, the girls placed 1st in basic, 2nd in fancy, and Kerry McGowan won 1st in individual K.O. and 2nd overall. They finished off the year in Orlando by placing 1st in basic platoon and 1st ba- sic squad. The female squad won first in the nation for the second consecutive year. The Daleville '78-79 Drill Team con- sisted of 15 members. They were Wayne Stripling, Commander, Michael York, Keith Lambert, Charles Joines, Paul Dan- iels, JohnBatey, Shaun Hannah, David Davis, Tony Roberts, Tim Roberts, Forrest Johnson, Tim Jeeter, Ricky D. Adams, Ricky F. Adams, and Kyle Smith. Competition took the Rangers to such places as the Auburn University where they placed 3rd. After this they went to Marion where Keith Lambert placed 1st in Fancy. Then they went on to Ft. Rucker where they the Presidents Trophy for the 2nd con- secutive years. At Eglin they took 1st place in basic, 1st in fancy, and 1st in inspection. They also were 1st overall and the Judges Trophy. The last trip they took was to Orlando, Florida. They took 1st basic, and Wayne Stripling placed 1st in individual. 81 The 1 '78-79'' Rifle Team proved to be outstanding this year. They won 1st place in the third ROTC region interscholastic match. They also won 1st place at Marion for the fourth straight year retiring the ro- tating trophy. They placed 1st in perma- nent state championship and rotating state championship. The team won 1st at the War Eagle Postal and 1st and 3rd at Fort Rucker. They also won the Wiregrass Rifle Conference Championship for the fifth straight year. Sue Tinlin placed 2nd, Dan- ny Childs placed 3rd, and Robert Clancy placed 4th in this match. 82 83 The Daleville High School Quarterback Club is an organization that was formed to give support and aid to the athletic programs of the school for boys and girls programs. The Quarterback Club sponsors many fund- raising projects throughout the year, including an in-school basketball tournament, Corsages for Homecoming, feeding players before games, softball tournaments, and a turkey shoot. The Quarterback Club has provided the ath- letic program of Daleville with a Weight Ma- chine , a rebounding machine. Also the Club sponsors the Tally Thomas award, trophies for the cheerleaders, and the trophies for the weight training program given during the Spring Athletic Banquet. P.T.A The PTA, an organization of parents and teachers, is dedicated to the purpose of mak- ing better the opportunities of a quality edu- cation for all the children of the community. It can certainly be said of the local Daleville PTA that it has more than fulfilled its pur- pose. The officers for this year are: President, Jesse E. Felter; Vice-President, Mrs. Claude Cowan; Secretary, Mrs. Marilyn Bast; Trea- surer , Mrs. Betty Johnson; Membership Chairman, Sfc. Francis Fairchild; and Room Mother Chairman, Mrs. Jane Felter. Special thanks to 1 'MOMA JANE'' Felter for the tremendous job she has done as room mother chairman. FRESHMEN Ray Fout Although having attended Daleville only two years, Ray has made a place for him- self in football, basketball, and baseball. His hobbies are fishing, hunting, and mo- torcycle riding. FA VORITES Barbara Fleshman Barbara has been a student at Daleville School for nine years. Her hobbies are swimming, tennis, motorcycle riding, basketball, and parties. School activities include FHA, Student Council, vice- president of JNHS, Spirit Club, and the basketball team. 86 SOPHOMORE FA VORITES Gina Garretson Eight of Gina's sixteen years have been at Daleville. Swimming and bowling are her favorite hobbies. Keith Lambert Keith has attended Daleville for the last two years. He enjoys flying model air- planes and swimming. He has been active in the ROTC Drill Team and the Junior National Honor Society. 87 JUNIOR Roderick Simmons Roderick's favorite free time activities are basketball, football, swimming, and bike riding. He has been an active member of both the football team and the basket- ball team. FA VORITES Sherri Withrow During her ten years at Daleville School, Sherri has found time to enjoy her hobbies of swimming and bike riding. She has also been a member of DECA and the Student Council. 88 THE TALLY THOMAS AWARD Mark Thomas Each year the senior student who shows the most dedication in the sports pro- grams at Daleville School is presented this award. This award was established in 1977 in honor and memory of Mr. Tally Thomas who was one of the most dedicated supporters ever of athletic programs at Daleville. As this year's winner of the Tally Thomas Award, Mark has certainly kept alive the spirit of his father. 89 FRESHMAN BEA UTY Casey Cote In addition to swimming and just goofing off, Casey considers playing drums in the DHS Band a hobby. She has also been active in the DHS Voices, Student Council, Junior National Honor Society, and served as President of the Freshman Class. GOOD CITIZENSHIP PERSON Pam Strickland Each year the faculty of Daleville High School votes on the senior boy or girl who has exhibited best the qualities of a good citizen. This year's selection was an easy choice. One would have to look far to find an equal. Pam has attended school at Daleville for the last ten years. Some of her favorite sports are tennis, basketball, and softball. If you get up early enough, you might catch a glimpse of jogging. She has been a member of FHA, Spirit Club, and Student Council. Pam plans to attend Enterprise State Junior College and specialize in the area of recrea- tion. 90 SOPHOMORE BEA UTIES Kim Anderson Kim has attended Daleville School for ten years. She enjoys skating, playing the piano, singing, and traveling. Kim has blond hair and green eyes. Jo Anne Woods JoAnne has attended Daleville School for nine years. Swimming, playing the flute, and talking are her hobbies. After gradu- ation she plans to attend college to become a doctor. 91 JUNIOR Teri Kesler Teri is sixteen and has attended DCS for eleven years. She enjoys singing, dancing, horseback riding, and skiing. Teri has ha - zel eyes and blonde hair. Her plans are to go to college after graduation. She is ac- tive in the Rangerettes Drill team, the Student Council, and the DHS Voices. BE A UTIES Debbie Nowell Debbie has attended Daleville School for eleven years. During this time she has been a member of such clubs as Spirit Club, Student Council, and National Honor Soci- ety . She has brown hair and eyes. Some of her hobbies are dancing, going to the beach, and cooking. She plans to attend college and major in psychology or be a model. 92 SENIOR BEA UTIES Billie Jo Withrow Billie Jo has attended Daleville for ten years. She enjoys swimming, being out- doors , and fishing. After graduation, Billie Jo plans to attend Troy State University and major in Elementary education. Deanna Rodgers Deanna has attended Daleville School four years. She enjoys water skiing, mo- torcycle riding, and dancing. After gradu- ation, Deanna plans to attend college to become an elementary teacher. 93 SENIOR PHOTO WHOS NOT AVAILABLE WHO Most Athletic Pam Strickland C Chris Kerfoot Most Attractive Cindy LeDuc G Mark Waddell MR. MISS DECA Miss D 17 year old Cindy LeDuc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent LeDuc of Daleville was voted Miss DECA of 1978-79. Her hobbies include dancing, skiing, skating and many other activities. She was a cheerleader at Daleville in 10th and 11th grade. She had lived in Daleville all her life and attended Daleville School for 12 years. She is a 2nd year student in DECA and is now employed at Lola's Dance Stu- dio. She has no definite plans for the fu- ture. Mr. DECA 17 year old James (Jimmy) Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Scott of Daleville, was voted Mr. DECA of 1978-79. His hob- bies include motorcycle riding and drag racing. He also enjoys other sports, indoors and out. This is his 5th year at Daleville High School and 3rd year in DECA. He plans to attend George C. Wallace in Do- than and major in brick masonry. Little Miss Daleville Little Miss Daleville of 1978- '79 is Kel- ly Prevatte. She has brown hair, brown eyes and she is 4 feet 4 inches tall. Kelly received second runner up in the Peanut Festival Pageant which is only one of about eight pageants she has participated in. Kelly enjoys drawing, reading, and acro- batics and she is eight years old. Miss Daleville Miss Daleville of 1978-'79 is Frances Powell. Frances has blue eyes and blonde hair. She is 5 feet 9 inches tall and has at- tended Daleville High School for eight years. Miss Powell received the congenial- ity award in both the Miss Daleville and the Peanut Festival Pageants. She enjoys riding bikes and bowling and she wants to be an interior designer. Frances is seven- teen years old and she is a senior. 100 SPORTS , 1 Brian Aris End, Back James Carter Tackle Ricky Corbitt Tackle W |H5 masha.Vi '„)jiKA.rKS . mRHMSi mums -ami 'mHA’.ES 2 2- VttBHAWKS fl %-S 'Aifli' V d From left to right: Top: Ned Sconyers-Asst. Coach, Jimmy Shealy, Dennis Rawlings, Steve Perkins, Ruben Irizarry, JohnElsea, Mark Thomas, Ricky Corbitt, Mickey Moseley, Coach. Middle- Willie Kilpatrick, James Carter, Rodney Harris, Steve Freeman, Randy Cupit, Roderick Simmons, Morris Ridenour. Bottom - Frank McConnell, Jeff Reeves, Harold Dunlap, Chris Kerfoot, Brian Aris, Lyster E unlap. n vpRHAWXS . t 41 ft !, Lyster Dunlap Quarterback Will’! ' John Else a Guard WAR HA WK FOOTBALL 1978- The Daleville War Hawks completed their 1978-79 football season with a record of 3 wins, 6 losses. Several players re- ceived awards and special recognition for their peformance throughout the year. There were two most valuable player awards given, one to Mark Thomas and one to Ruben Irizarry. They also received best offensive lineman and all conference hon- orable mention. Mark led the team in conference tackles and was the Dothan Progress lineman of the week. Best offen- sive back was Steve Perkins, and Best de - fensive back was Brian Aris. Harold Dunlap set an example for the younger players and received the Most Outstanding Sophomore Award. Score Board Daleville 6 Abbeville Daleville 42 Wicksburg Daleville 6 Luveme Daleville 14 Geneva Daleville 12 Slocomb Daleville 16 Headland Daleville 13 Cottonwood Daleville 0 Elba Daleville 12 Dale County Steve Freeman Center-Guard Rodney Harris End Ruben Irizarry 4 o Ll Chris Kerfoot Back 1 ViBKlvX £ m3HAWK5 at Willie Kilpatrick Back Frank McConnell End 106 MBHAWKS i SViA UfMJ Jeff Reeves Center Morris Ridenour (Quarterback 107 Rick Brunson Guard Johnny Cole Center Ricky Corbitt Forward Gary Fuller Forward Joe Hargett Guard 1978-79 WAR HAWK BASKETBALL The 1978-79 basketball season got off to a good start for Coach Ned Sconyers and his varsity team. The Hawks started their season by winning a tip-off tournament at Houston Academy, and they went on to win two more games before losing their first game to Opp. After the first couple of losses, the season had its ups and downs. Some of the highlights of the year were winning a Christmas Tournament at Wicksburg and having Johnny Cole, David Stringfellow, and Roderick Simmons named to the all tournament team. Even though the season had its downfalls, the Hawks still managed to put together a winning season with a record of 16 wins and 12 losses. Chris Kerfoot Guard Rod Shriver Guard Roderick Simmons Guard David Stringfellow Center Mark Thomas Guard 108 109 no 1978-79 GIRLS BASKETBALL Left to right: Melita Curtis, Sheila Adkins, Pam Strickland, Renee Bennett, Laura Daneker, Debbie Wil- liams, Sharon Terry, Yolanda Terry, Vivian Simmons, Terry Lewis, Debra Page, and Coach Bums. Girls End Season 6-8 The Dale ville War Hawk's Girls Basketball team concluded their 1978-79 season with a re- cord of 6 wins and 8 losses. The girls finished second in the finals of the area tournament. The team members were as follows: Sheila Adkins, Renee Bennett, Melita Curtis, Laura Daneker, Terri Lewis, Debra Pope, Vivian Sim- mons, Pam Strickland, Sharon Terry, and Deb- bie Williams. Yolonda Terry was the leading scorer with a season total of 147 points. Debbie Williams was the high rebounder with an average of sixteen rebounds a game. The coach of the team was Bill Bums. HA WKETTES IN ACTION 112 Omar Adcock John Doan Jason Dorey Catcher Outfield Infield 1979 WAR HA WK BASEBALL Steve Freeman Ray Fout Outfield Infield 114 Steve Perkins Outfield Rod Shriver Pitcher Mark Thomas Infield 115 Jeff Williams Infield Steve Stuart Coach Robert Carter Catcher Most Valuable Player. Robert Carter, a Junior this year, took the batting title. He slugged 13 basehits in 31 times at bat for a .419 average. Carter also paced the team in home runs rap- ping 2. 116 1979 DALEVILLE WAR HAWK GOLF Left to right: Bill Bums (Coach), James Guisto, Kenny Hagen, Scott Wazecha, Mike Caldwell, Mike Rogers, Morris Ridenour, Robert Groves, Earl Tatum, and Pat Guisto. GOLF FINISHES 3RD The Daleville golf team finished their 78- 79 season in third place. Coach Bums' golfers took first in one match, third in five matches, and fourth in two matches. Most Valuable Player for the team was eight grader Scott Waszecha. Most of the other golfers will be around to aid the team for a few more years. 117 Renee Bennett Pam Harris Tammy Jordan 1978-79 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Dee Dee Anderson Rachel Hagen Susan Hatfield 1978-79 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Lisa Heredeen Patricia Morgan Joanie Sellers William Boyett 7 U j? Henry Horsley Back ±17 0 Guard DALEVILLE Jimmy Brown ill V If I L7 Lamar Jackson Back J 1 y 1 _7lA Tackle HIGH Quarterback FOOTBALL Guard V Farrell Gill Center Norbert Granger «Guard The Captains of the Junior High Team for 1978-79 were Dale To- maino and Richard Morgan. The most valuable player was Ernie Terry. The best offensive lineman was Mike Ziemba and the best defensive lineman was Ken Jay. The outstanding back was Ray Fout. The record was 3-3 with Dale - ville defeating Geneva 24-2, Forala 14-6, and Wicksburg 28 - 0. The coaches were Steve Stuart and Bill Bums. Richard Morgan End Wade Reese End Chris Southard Tackle James Strunk Tackle Dale Tomaino Back The Agony Of Defeat Gary Watts Tackle Jeff Williams End Mike Ziemba Tackle Greg Wagaman End Stuart Stevens End 121 WAR HAWK B - TEAM BASKETBALL The B - team basketball season ended with a 13-7 record this year. Coach Arm- strong says that the team has kept up its tradition of a player shooting into the wrong goal for three straight years. Steve Freeman became the backbone of the team with his leadership, desire, and hustle. Steve was voted the Most Valuable Player along with Mike Denton. Coach Armstrong stated that the winning season came about as a result of all the ef- fort and determination that the players put forth. 122 n GO HA WKS! 123 1978-79 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL From left to right-back row: Coach Firmey, Richard Hagen, Roderick Dailey, Floyd Robertson, Jeff Wil- liams, Mike Ziemba, Mary Robertson. Front row: Ray Fout, John Doan, Tommy McCoy, Eddie Terr,-, Allen Homer, and Teresa Pollard. Coach Finney and the 1978-79 Junior High Basketball season did not go out with a bang as expected. A slow fizzle perhaps describes this year's extraordinary depar- ture of the Junior High Basketball team. Out of fourteen games, our Junior players managed to come out rise victor in one game. This was the first game of the sea - son. The Hawks defeated the New Brockton Gamecocks. 124 S3IJJALL0V HOMECOMING After a week of varied antics, the big day finally arrived. In a ceremony before the student body and guests, Louise Willifond was crowned the 1978-79 Homecoming Queen. Her court was made up of freshman, Barabara Flesh - man; sophomore, Gina Garretson; junior, Sheri With- row; and senior, Tammy Curry. The maids of honor were Dee Dee Laumeyer and lisa Bonci. The annual homecoming parade was held down main street that afternoon. In the float competition, the sophomores won first place with their 1 'Smoke the Bears.'' That night the Hawks soared high to defeat the Cot- tonwood Bears. Following the victory, a dance was held in the gym with the band ' 'Legal Tender'' pro- viding the music. 126 127 ELEMENTAR Y P.E. DA Y On May 2nd and 3rd, the yearly P.E. Day for grades K through 6th was held. These days are spent out in the sun doing many difficult types of sports. Students from all the classes participate and enjoy the fun. It is an all-day process and the action never stops. Through the years the grades have challenged each other such as the 3rd and 4th grades competing against each other and the 5th and 6th grades com- pete against each other. All awards and ribbons were given through the day to the teams and indi- viduals who were winners in the activities. As each year before, P.E. Day was a great success. Many thanks go to Coach Armstrong and Mrs. King for letting the event occur. HIGH SCHOOL P.E. DA Y Daleville took the title 1 'Number One at the An- nual P.E. Day at E.S. J.C. on May 10 in competition with Enterprise, Ozark, and Ariton. The Daleville boys won first place in overall com- petition . All the boys that represented Daleville and placed first were: Roderick Simmons, Dale Thomas, Charles Summerlin, Willie Wheeler, Harold Dunlap, A1 Knight, Steve Freeman, Omar Adcock, Thomas McGuire, and Michael McGuire. The girls came in 2nd in overall competition. The girls that represented Daleville and placing first were: Yoland Terry, Chrystal Chatman, Jane Norris, Alicia Grantham, Sheila Dailey, Sharon Terry, Debra Pope, Aidom Hathaway, Donna Windham, Melita Curtis, Denise Helms, Beth McGowan, Debbie Nowell, Teresa Youngpeter, Wanda Norton, Benita Nortan, and Caro- lyn McGuire. 129 BLOOD DRIVE The Red Cross held a general assembly for grades 7-12 in the school gym on November 15, 1978. There they expressed the great need for blood and asked the student body for help. And help is what they got, for on November 29, a blood drive was held in the high school library and the Daleville students graciously donated 61 pints of blood. 130 WALK-A-THON Daleville High was involved in a Walk-a-thon for the March of Dimes. The March of Dimes is a ns - tionwide organization that is helping in the work to eliminate birth defects. Mr. Bobby Gaines was the organizer for the Walk- a-thon. 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