Daleville High School - Talon Yearbook (Daleville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

TALON Published Yearly SPECIAL FEATURES 2 Daleville On The Move 18 Homecoming Highlights 22 Queen And Court 28 Beauties 30 Favorites 73 Miss Talon 88 Centerfold 69 Talon Inquirer WARHAWKS IN ACTION 120 Band 128 Varsity Cheerleaders 130 Varsity Football 138 Jr. High Cheerleaders 139 Jr. High Football 140 Varsity Basketball 143 B-Team 145 Lady Hawks 147 Jr. High Basketball GETTING INVOLVED 150 Student Council 156 Mu ALPHA THETA Prep Bowl 162 ROTC 157 Anchor Club and Leo Club 152 FFA 158 FHA and FBLA 154 Jr. And Sr. Honor Society 160 DECA 155 Spirit Club And D-Club IN EVERY ISSUE 49 Seniors 90 Juniors 96 Sophomores 102 Freshman 108 8th Grade 114 7th Grade THECOVER On the cover is a picture of the Talon Staff bonfire. This was a get together for the students, as well as the people in our commu- nity, to boost the sale of our 1984-85 yearbook. To start off this activity we had a police caravan which started at the school and went to the bonfire. When everyone arrived at the scene there was all kinds of activities waiting for them including: tug-of-war among classes, marshmallow roast and a peanut boil. (For more information turn to page 85) DALEVILLE One of the greatest sources of energy is pride in what you are doing. Dale- ville is showing its pride by working to build a better community. We feel that to- day people are showing more pride than ever before. So we have chosen “On the Move” as our theme to unite the citizens of Daleville. We hope this theme stays with the community as the city continues to grow. Years from now when we return and see how much Daleville has changed and grown, in our hearts we will remember our home town as it was in 1985 ... A CITY ON THE MOVE! STARTING SCHOOL 5 6 WORKING HARD HAVING 14 15 FRANK J. BALLARD VFW POST 6020 “Authentic Oriental Dishes!” ORIENTAL RESTAURANT Salutes Our Young People On Their Special Occasion 331 N. Daleville Ave. — Phone 598-8421 Daleville, Alabama 36322 Congratulations Seniors! E. N. LOCKSMITH No. 3 Andrews Dr. Daleville, Alabama 36322 Open 7 Days Take Out Week 4 PM Until Orders 10 PM 598-2010 Edwin L. Hines Owner We Support You!! We Cover Floors Walls And Certified Windows Beautifully! Locksmith WESTGATE GULF SERVICE RYDER TRUCK RENTAL Open 6:30 a.m. 28 YRS.' EXPERIENCE JOE RUSSELL - OWNER MOTOR TUNE UP SPECIALISTS 347-5606 DALEVILLE CASH-N-CARRY, INC. 405 S Daleville Ave. “The Problem Solvers” Lumber — Plumbing — Electric Tools — Hardware — Paint Lawn — Garden Tools — Supplies Lawn Mowers — Insecticides Pesticides — Fertilizer 16 WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER WESTERN BELL AUTO SUPPLY Executive Center COMPANY Daleville, AL 36322 506 Fortner St. Home Owned mm_ Dothan, AL 36302 And Operated fcC Year“ By Jim Ormond Anniversary 793-4500 HILL TOP Congratulation Seniors From ANTIQUES IGA FOODLINER Lowest Everyday Prices 84 West Sansbury Plaza Dothan, AL 36301 Daleville, Alabama 36322 Compliments Of DALEVILLE DONNELL BLVD SHOPPING CENTER ANIMAL HOSPITAL J DALEVILLE. ALABAMA 36322 Gerald Fonteine 598-4513 Ph. 598-2421 Owner 17 Monday Sunday Friday ■Vednesda KELLEY SON RENTALS James N. Kelley, Owner Operator EST. 1961) HORSLEY ALL TYPES RENTALS TRAILER COURT APTS.. HOUSES. MOBILE HOMES, SPACES 2b MILES FROM FT. RUCKER 24 HOUR EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE PAVED ROADS — REASONABLE RATES FREE GARBAGE PICK UP — ALL RENTALS AIR CONDITIONED - EXTRA LARGE LOTS NO LEASE REQUIRED GROCERY STORE Trailers And Spaces For Rent LAUNDROMAT GAS — PUBLIC PHONES PLEASANT FAMILY SURROUNDINGS 598-4696 ON SHADED GRASSY LOTS 598-2264 FOLLOW ARROWS FROM DALEVILLE SOUTH ON HIGHWAY 92 TOWARD DOTHAN TO BIG STAR. L M CENTER CLEANERS DRUG COMPANY Daleville, AL Phone 598-2326 Quality — Courtesy Service Highway 134 Daleville, Alabama 598-9339 Go Hawks Go We Support You War Hawks Best Wishes Class Of 85 20 McBroom’s Canoe Rentals Route 3, Box 2-A Highway 92 Daleville, Alabama 36322 205 598-8751 TRI-STATES TRAVEL AGENCY 2938 Ross Clark Circle, S.W. Fountain Plaza Dothan, Alabama 36301 Phone 205 793-0505 Ann Stinson Agent Mary Hayes Agent Western Sizzlin Steak House® Visit Our Salad And Potato Bar You Won’t Be Disappointed Delicious Food Outstanding Service Best Prices Enterprise, Alabama 21 Maid'o) Shelly Jenior AtteiMHHRffij ' Shan JCanihat i IMMimu ttllllllii timititii tllHltlH mm� ♦ ♦•' il .Homecoming Queen And Ccmf f Sresh. f Attendant Adela Hum88 'opii. Attendam JCynn Mo ring Ittendant id Y HOMECOMING ’84 For those of you who went, you know that Daleville’s 1984 Home- coming was definitely something to be remembered! A lot of good cheer, humor, and Spirit had shone through in those who took pride in our school. A lot of students participated during Spirit Week. Tuesday was Farmers Day; Wednesday, Fifties Day; Thursday, Stars Day; and Friday, Spirit Day. After school, everyone went to work on their class floats, to get them ready for the Homecoming Parade on Thursday night. At the end of the parade, the class win- ners for the floats was announced. The winner of Daleville’s 1984 Homecoming float was the Sen- iors, in recognition of their hard work, time, and effort put in to make their float something to be proud of. Friday was Homecoming Day! A lot of student’s came to school ex- cited about the Homecoming game. Understanding teachers watched their students’ excite- 24 ment mount as they figeted in their desks, and the time drew nearer and nearer for the game to start. Unfortunately, the Daleville Warhawks lost in a tough battle to the Ashford Yellowjackets. This did not stop everyone from look- ing forward to the Homecoming dance though! Everyone left the dance sad- dened by the thought of Home- coming ending so soon, but glow- ing with the memories that they will treasure forever. 5 O v ns a u zjss 5 5 'V VIC PEEL Highway 84 West Box 402 Dothan, Alabama Beeper No. 793-8494 Foam Letters — Sign Letters, Rentals Lease To Own Plan, Sign Supplier V (juir outside txi omlEviu-E gatc) «APPAREL MON - FRI 9AM - 6PM SAT 10 AM -5PM SUN 1 PM - 5 PM DALEVILLE, AL SR6-4270 DALEVILLE AUTO THE PARTS CITIZENS BANK 425 N. Daleville Ave “The Caring Daleville, AL 36322 Bank” Phone: 598-6391 301 S. Main Congratulations Enterprise, AL 36330 Seniors!! 34-3411 28 SLACK SHACK LOLLIPOP WATERBED SHOPPE Savings Up To 50% On Name Brand Fashions Gifts • Decorative Items Donnell Shopping Center Daleville, Alabama 36322 Daleville, AL 36322 (205) 598-8305 Compliments Of EL PALACIO AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD PREPARED FRESH DAIir _ •3PtN • n7r1 SUN. • THUR. 11 00 9 00 P M 4 J r, FR1 SAT “ M 11:00 - 10:00 P.M. AtSO SHRIMP • STEAK • CHILDREN'S PLATES1 BUSINESS LUNCHEON ORDERS 774-2077 Vi Ml. S. Of REST WESTERN ON U.S. HWY 231 TO OO m Bernie Hughes Lincoln Mercury Enterprise, AL 36331 PATRICK FURNITURE Rucker Blvd. — P.O. Box 659 Enterprise, AL 36331 Bus. (205) 347-0101 Res. (205) 347-5445 Donnie E. Patrick 29 moKjzes Freshman Theresa Bailey Brian Etheredge Sophomore Lynn Moring Steven Turner Junior Vicki Barksdale Pete West Senior Cheryl Brinkmeier Marley Deloney wesu'ny szesK MATTIE’S HIS HERS Dothan, AL 36303 793-5379 Rt 1 Hwy 134 W. Daleville, AL 36322 598-8462 • Salad Bar • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner ART. FRAMES AWARDS ?03A N. Daleville Ave Daleville. AL 36322 20b 598 6114 ZENITH Hwy 84 ByPass Next To Western Sizzlin C USTOM RAMFS PLAQUE S TROPHIES ENGRAVING POSTERS ART WORK Enterprise, AL 347-2681 598-4570 598-4433 DALEVILLE REAL ESTATE INC. NAPA 36330 We Are In Daleville To List And Sell Your Property 24 Hours A Day. Acreage • Commercial Equities • New Homes Quality First — It Pays To Buy The Best Gene Hughes Broker — Owner Night — 598-2708 Debbie Sellers Salesperson Night — 598-2751 Joe Gallo Salesperson Night — 598-8902 Pat Hughes Broker Night — 598-2708 CENTER AUTO PARTS Don Helms Owner Hilde Caldwell Salesperson Night — 598-2134 Daleville, AL 598-4405 CITY OF DALEVILLE Mr. Gene Hughes, Mayor Councilmen Mr. Lynn Reeves Mr. Jamie Price Mr. Gerald Fontain Mr. George Caldwell Mr. Fred Farner A City “On The Move” BOARD OF EDUCATION J.F. Moore ill. Superintendent Below: Leroy Livermore, Pres.; Emma Watts, Leonard Culliver Bottom: Ricky McKlin, Jessie Fox 34 Margaret Wilson, History .Timmy Pirkle, Computers Scon vers, Health 18 ('hip Miller, Distributive Education Dora Once, Physical Education Driver’s ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Pegffy Posey. Librarian Alan Waters, Agribusiness Julius Head, Athletics Donna Weed. Physical Education Doris Jones. Learning Disabilities 40 FACULTY FUNNIES Now Mrs. Weed Will Show Us How To Body Slam. I’ve Got To Get To Bed Earlier. C’mon! Take The Picture. !P l BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Marian Barlette, Mrs. Willine Bell, Mrs. Mary Brookshire, Mr. Edwin Hines. Mrs. Ellen Kerns, Mrs. Louise Livermore, Mrs. Marie Powell, Mrs. Delores Salter, Mr. Reggie Starrett, Mr. Homer Terry, Mr. Ronnie Williams. MAINTENANCE 44 Mr. Johnny Mock, Maintenance Supervisor LUNCH LADIES Mrs. Xyla Gilliam. Manager, Mrs. Jerry Fulford, Mr. John Hooks, Mrs. Ruby Prescott, Ms. Becky Strength, Mrs. Betty Thomas, Mrs. Elizabeth Wells, Mrs. Mildred White, Mrs. Shizu Wilson. CUSTODIANS Glenda Holloway, Curlie Thomas. Mary Terry, Sharon Wright 45 46 Left: David I ee Roth of Van Halen Right: Robin Crosby and Bobby Blotzer of Ratt HEADLINES All in all, this has been an interesting year. It has been the best of years, it has been the worst of years. It has been a year of smiles, it has been a year of tears but mostly, it has been a year of news. Geraldine Ferraro became the first woman nominee for the vice-presidency as Walter Mondale’s running mate. Jesse Jackson was the first black can- didate for the presidency but dropped out of the race to sup- port Mondale after losing all of the primaries. The U.S. had its first increase in consumer spending in 33 years and also saw its first black Miss Amer- ica, Vanessa Williams. She made the news again as the first Miss America to give up her ti- tle. On the local level, Dothan was ranked as the fourth worst city to live in America. Boeing opened an office in Daleville. Army Aviation was declared a separate branch of the Armed Forces making Ft. Rucker bu- sier than ever. This has in- creased the military traffic through Daleville. State School Superintendent Wayne Teague introduced his so-called “Plan of Excellence” for state schools. Enterprise went wet in the elec- tion and city liquor ordinances were introduced. Prime Minister of India. Indira (thandi was shot to death by her own bodyguard outside her home This threw the entire country into chaoa, which was eaculated some weeks later by the accidental release of poisonous fumes from a Union Carbide Plant in New Delhi. India killing thousands. The fighting has continued in Central America, with the U.S. siding with the Reb- els in Nicaragua. Congress has forbade the Reagan administration from sending aid to the Rebels, who are dedicated to overthrow- ing the Sandinisto government The space shuttle went on its first repair mission to rescue two malfunctioning satelites and also had its first military mission The world saw two more artificial heart operations and the transplant of a baboon's heart into an infant human. Isreal has agreed to withdraw its armed forces from I banon after a 10 year occupation 48 FASHIONS This year almost anything goes as far as fashion is con- cernd. There are those who prefer the bright neon colors with lace, gloves, and big bows in their hair. Then there are those who prefer the black leather with wide belts and animal prints. Some people, however, still prefer to be casual with jeans and nice shirt, although you can throw just about any- thing together and have an acceptable outfit. Also popu- lar is big, bulky earrings and numerous bracelets. Jeans have become very popular with a wide variety of styles: jeans with two colors, pin stripes, pockets everywhere, the different they are the better! Well, with the “any- thing goes” styles of today who’s to say what will be popular next year. My Name____ My Nickname_ My Bestfriends. MY 20 WORTH ________________ My Favorite Game__ ________________ My Favorite Sport_ ________________ My Favorite Car___ ________________ My Favorite Vacation Place. My Favorite Color_____________________________ My Favorite Pastime_____________________ My Favorite Song______________________________ ________________________________________ My Favorite Female Vocalist_________________ My Favorite Junk Food_____________________ ___________________________________________________ My Favorite Drink__________________ My Favorite Male Vocalist___________________ My Favorite Hangout_______________________ _____________________________________________________ What I like most about school____ My Favorite Movie_____________________________ ________________________________________ My Favorite Group_____________________________ The Subject I Like Most_________________ My Favorite T.V. Show_________________________ The Best Teacher________________________ My Favorite Soap______________________________ What I Hope To Be_______________________ My Favorite Radio Station___________________ Where I Wish I Could Be Now_______________ My Favorite Book______________________________ ________________________________________ My Favorite Comic Strip_______________________ What I Can’t Stand About School My Favorite Joke____ _________________________________ ___________________________________________________ The Teacher That Bugs Me___________ ______________________________________ The Teacher That Bores Me__________ ___________________________________________________ My Least Favorite Subject__________ 49 51 Professional Cuttini Penna� Fro� ts, W Man i cu res flor uiui JOHNSON’S HAIR CENTER n •!( ville Ave. Ft. Rucker Gate c Johnson’s Special In All or Men And Boys. Our :� tto is — We Care! . l.ayef And Style Cuts rhers To Serve You Phone: 598-8995 rayne W. Johnson Owner - HAIR MASTERS Donnell Shopping Center ' 598-88«0 Hair ( are Products Available Kerlkin. 52 Debi Corbett, Liz Chalker, Patty Culp Pleasing You, Pleases Us” :| TRI-STATES TRAVEL AGENCY 2938 Ross Clark Circle, S.W. Fountain Plaza Dothan, Alabama 36301 Phone 205 793-0505 Ann Stinson Agent Mary Hayes Agent aMiMflBKDXmSBJSAk. Of Dothan UNIQUE APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES LiMhf J w� hry • For todsy't Min A Junior PORTER SOUARE MALL DOTHAN. ALA 36303 BONNIE W. CLINE (2051 793 2582 MANAGER ft SALES SPECIALIST SNELL SERVICE CO. INC. AIR CONDITIONING HEATING AUTHORIZED GE SALES SERVICE SERVICE ON ALL BRANDS DWAYNE SNELL RESIDENTIAL 794-8115 DAY OR NIGHT RT 5, DOTHAN Tires, Wheels, Brakes, Alignment QUALITY TIRE AND SERVICE 205-598-8869 53 Owner, Richard J. Bray §tNI0R§ Officers, L to R President, Andy Hodge; V- Pres., Leah Stewart; Secretary, Shan Lambert; Treasurer, Ronnie Arnold Russell Lee Barksdale Daryl Lee Brogden Helen Irene Cannon Lisa Shea Cook Jeanette Elisabeth Fengl Robert Rex Fitch Matthew John Gingery Danny Lomax Godwin Michael O Brian Goldsmith Tammy Lee Gordon James Dewey Green Edith Diane Grubbs 59 Noel Timothy Guisto Raymond Andy Hodge h’ Kimberly Elizabeth Jenki Yong Mi Hwangbo Bobbie DeMaris James Mark Anthony Jones William Patrick Jones Sean Paul Hale Frank Joseph Hall Michael Robeit Meredith 'er onua Cienean MollanJ Jeffrey Stott Moon Minnie Hell McCoy Edith Cdianth McHenry 66 Clinton Paul Pukett Kenneth James Pouncey Michael Eugene Riley Timothy W Smith William Roger Stauhach l.eah Rae Stewart Pamela lean Roe Shelly Cheree Sharp Siotty B Shirley Neal Wade Strickland Patrick Lamar Sullen Amelia Laureen Waters 67 Tamrav Katharina Watts Kenneth Gerald Helms Michael Ray Westbrook James Harvey Griffin Karen Roberta Ashley James Clyde Baisden Riley Jerome Elmore James Russell Marshall Mickey I ee Miller Choonkun Pak Wayne Derrill Waters, Jr. James Winfield Choate Seniors Not Piet TOP TEN SENIORS (from left) Gary Duff. Jeff Moon, Tim Smith, Andy Hodge, Jennifer Gaines, Tammy Gordon, Leah Stewart, Bobbie James, Shelly Sharp, Russell Barksdale. VALEDICTORIAN: Jennifer Gaines SALUDITORIAN: Tammy Gordon CUSTOM POOLS • Residential • Commercial • Gunite • Vinyl • Spas Custom Designed •Accessories Owner: John Taylor 393-1058 Enterprise, AL STUDENT COUNCIL Pam Marsett, I ora I edford, Shelly Malloy, Scott Peterson, Alfonso Brown, Jennifer See, Ray Fallaria, Kim Jones, Maren Glover, Jeannette Miller. Brian Mock, Clyde Rork, David Conne, Susan McBroom, Anthony Addison, Lisa Bungarnes, Betsy Gaines, Kathy Mock, Adela Brown, Dee Hughes, Bobby Boyett, Tonya Coleman. Gary Clancey, Angela Dent, Theresa Bailey, Krissie Littlejohn, Dee Russell, Christine Kimel, Franklin Fuller Shelly Sharp Pres, Jennifer Gaines Vice Pres, Lynn Casey Sec, Steph- anie Eisea, Treas, Jay Glover, Pari. 74 Roy Brunson, Jeff Moon, Jimmy Green, Joyce Anderson, Mike Szokoly, Edith McHenry, Timm Brown Duane Williams, Wendy Stringfellow, Tammy DeHart, Matt Gingery, Amelia Waters is Michelle Sapp. William Turner. Clint Head, Steven Turner, Lynn Moring, Vicki .y .v Barksdale, Kerrie White- hurst. Jay Glover, Mike Sasser, Brenda Bass, Gary Driskell, Kim Jenkins, ' Wayne Waters, Tammy Gor- ; don. Matt Gingery, Marcus Culliver, Mark Jones, Tim Smith : 75 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Members: Scotty Shirley, Michael Szokoly, Steven Turner, Phillip Waters, Wayne Waters, Tommy Wi- chowski, Kenneth Helms, Pat Hirsch, Lacy Kilpatrick, Samuel Murphy, Scotty Anderson, Marley Deloney, Bobby Donald, Greg Duff, Jerome Elmore, Franklin Fuller, Matt Gingery, Danny Godwin, Ronald Grubbs, B.J. Harlin, Terry Ingle, Shelly Maloy, James Dalrym- ple, Clifford Dozier, Jason Kimel, Shawn Peterson, Mi- chael Gilley, Rickey Riley, Greg Burns, James Buker, Tony Williams, Scott Hudson, Tony Chambers, Bill Drumm, Jeff Hamm, Stephanie Kilpatrick, Richard See, Paula Young, Terry Anderson, Erik Meach, Ron Rogowicz, James Maxey, Michael Taylor, Stacey Costi- gan, Tracey Lowery, Dale Kline, Doug Ingle, Chris Ben- efield, Tim Hamm, Beckie DeBrueler, Alfonso Brown, Joe Moore, Michael Neagley, Todd Norris, Nam Ji, Kevin McDaniels, Charles Day, Billy Cohen, A1 Wynn, David Bable, James Murphy, Greg Freigang, Author Stephens, Steven Patrias, Andy Deloney, Clyde Rorie, Brian Mock, Eddie Holder, Michael Crawford, Tim Blanks, Jimmy Thigpen, Travis Cox, Billy Glass, Frank Hall, John Griffin, Clay Cambron, Jamie Cobb, Chad Lambert, DeShon McClain, Chris Kilpatrick, William McCoy, Thomas Ashley, Toby Sconyers, Calvin Osbon, Andy Wheeler, Jerry Sapp, Richard Poole, Chris Hutto, Jeff Baker, Darrell Granger, and Jayson Todd. This year’s officers are: Pres. — Kenneth Helms, V. Pres. — Marley Deloney, Secretary — Wayne Waters, Treasurer — Jerome Elmore, Reporter — Scotty Shir- ley, Sentinel — Greg Duff, Advisor — Mr. Alan Waters pPi i i .gf i 'A Prt 1 . . • t , 1 , ■ ' Iff V : $•9) . OALEVILLE 76 Top Picture: Scotty Schirley was selected as a Top Ten National Finalist in the FFA’s Achievement in Volunteerism Awards program sponsored by R.J. Reynolds Company of Winston-Salem, N.C. He attended a conference on community development in Washington D.C. where he participated in a special internship program with Congressman Bill Dickenson of the House of Representatives. He also met the National President, and advisor for the FFA Association along with many high ranking Government officials. Bottom Picture: The Daleville FFA won a gold emblem for their “Building Our American Communities” Project. The Chapter was one of only 23 chapters in the U.S. to earn this distinction. Kenneth Helms, President of the FFA Chapter received the Award in Kansas City, MO. Shown with Kenneth is Charles Shuman, Administrator, Farmers Home Administration, Washington D.C. and Edward Dudley, V.P. of Kentucky Fried Chicken Corporation, a subsidiary of R.J. Reynolds, Corp. The Daleville FFA Chapter Reviewed “3” National Awards in 1984 The Chapter received a Bronze Emblem for being named a National Superior Chapter, A Silver Emblem for conducting a nationally superior Safety program and a Gold Emblem in the Community Service Award called BOAC. bottom pic., The Daleville FFA chapter was named as one of the top 5 FFA Chapter in Alabama in the Superior Chapter Awards program. The Chapter Received the award at the Alabama State Convention in Montgomery. 78 LA CLASE DE ESPANOL Front — Roy Brunson, Courtney Cote, Russell Barks- dale, Lynn Casey, Mike Sasser, Andy Hodge, Mrs. Jack- son — Sponsor Second row — Shelia Martin, Mike Westbrook, Michelle Mayo, Anne Gaines, Karen Pat- terson, Belinda Nation, Angie Byrd. Third row — De- anna Henderson, Stephanie Elsea, Tammy DeHart, Shannon Finney, Dee Hughes, Richard Poole, Shelly Sharp. Back row — Vicki Barksdale, Liza Bingham, Anthony Tomanio, Jay Glover, Tom Frock, Laura Sa- lyers, James Isreal, Amelia Waters, Sean Blakely. Front row — Mrs. Marshall, Sponsor, Stephanie Hall, Paula Pickett, Leigh Hughes, Lora Ledford, Missy Gappa. Second Row — Verzonica Molland, Cathy Mal- colm, Vicki Brothers, Kathy Jenkins, Lori Vinson, Cathy DeLeon, Sandra Porter, Beth Helms. Back row — Kerrie Whitehurst, Tina Wynn, Denise Mock, Alicia Miller, Vicki Barksdale, Debbie Roach, Shannon Fin- ney, Wendy Stringfellow, Lisa Patterson, Michelle Bennefield. SPIRIT CLUB 80 Thank You • Kyle’s Flying Service Wheeles Airport • Sherwin Williams Ozark • Ted’s Jewelers Dothan • Whites Home And Auto Ozark • Jones Motor Co. Enterprise • Souther Outdoor Sports Dothan • David Smith • Green Light Auto Parts Ozark JEWELERS Instant Credit Executive Center Daleville, Alabama 598-6761 Northside Mall Dothan. Alabama 793-0939 Complete Selection Of Wedding Sets 14 K Gold • Loose Diamonds INGRID’S JEWELRY GIFTS Fine Jewelry Quality Repairs 203 N. Daleville Ave. Daleville, AL 36322 “Pride Of The South” 1 FBLA Front Row Joyce Anderson Pres, Lisa Brooks Vice Pres. Kay Kelley Sec, Amelia Waters Treas, Faye Adkison Sponsor, Cheryl Arnold Pari, Shan Lambert Hist, Leah Stewart Rep. Second Row Deanna Henderson, Darnell Kiaha, Lisa Patterson, Judy Ann Stewart, Angela Dent, Norma Byrd Third Row Brenda Bass, Verzonica Molland, Collene Arnold, Vicki Barksdale, Tina Wynn, Marylin Gonza- lez, Jan Robertson, Dee Russell Fourth Row Laura Franklin, Susie Longwell, Sheila Martin, Terrell Thompson, Kerrie Whitehurst, Chris Marsett, Clint Pickett, Tina English, Lynn Treadaway, Wanda Scott DECA 1st row — Courtney Cote, Tres; Andy Hodge, Sec.; Mr. Miller, Spon,; Ronda Benson, V-Pres.; Lisa Cook, Pres. 2nd row Pam Row Row. 82 Helen Canon, Kim Jenkins, Karen Ashly 3rd row Tim Scott, Neil Strickland, Tom Arnold, Jimmy Green ANCHOR CLUB Front Row — Stephanie Elsea, Jennifer Gaines, Shelly Sharp, Lynn Casey, Tim Brown. Sec- ond row — Melany Farver, An- gie Ward, Christine Kimel, Edith McHenry, Third row — Shelia Martin, Anne Gaines, Lynn Moring, Leah Stewart, Amelia Waters LEO CLUB Front row — William Burns, Sponsor, Andy Hodge, Jay Glover, Roy Brunson, Tim Brown, Tim Smith, Second Row — Mike Sasser, Jimmy Green, Courtney Cote, Russell Barksdale Third Row — Song Yop Chong, Gary Duff, Ricky Lucky, Pete West, Keith Tay- lor, Billy Jones 84 SR. HONOR SOCIETY Stephanie Elaea, Inaura Franklin, Andy Hodge, June Waites Sponsor, Jennifer Gaines, Jimmy Pouncey, Russell Barksdale. Lisa Patterson, Kay Kelley, Mike Szcoloy. Michelle Mayo, Ann Gaines, Lynn Casey, Bobbie James, Karen Patterson. Joyce Anderson, Leah Stewart, Gary Duff, Tom Frock, Jay Glovee, Roy Brunson, Courtney Cote', Song Yopy Chong, Tim Smith, Mike Sasser Christa Tiniin, Linda Nash, Deshon McClain, Suzanne Burch, Kathy Mock, Paula Pickett. Angela Dent, Serena Riley, Sheri Linback, Beth Helms, Becky Woodham, Judy Richy, Cathy McGrath, Renee Galimore, Tonya Coleman, Belinda Nation, John Manuel, Jeanette Miller, Gwen Arrington, Lisa Ward, Lee Hughes, Lori Head, Maren Glover, Adela Brown. Sandra Hatfield, Mario Goodway. Melissa Vance, Lori Dalrymple, Dee Hughes, Michael Wolfe, Joel Bass, Mike Burch, Chris Kilpatrick, Chad Lambert, Daniel Bable, Bill Cohen, Lee Nelms. Sean Blakely, Bobby Boyett, David Conley, Ginny Dowell, Jennifer Turner, Daryl Moody, Patrick Coone Front row (L-R) — Bobbie James, Co-Editor; Karen Patterson, Editor; Leah Stewart, Co-Editor; Middle row — Jennifer Gaines, Shelly Sharp, Cheryl Arnold, Matt Gingery, Back row — Tim Brown, Kay Kelley, Shan Lambert, Billy Staubach, Amelia Waters, Andy Hodge. TALON STAFF Sponsor Ricky Carlile As. Sponsor Peggy Cunningham 86 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CINDERELLAS This years Talon Editor is Karen Patterson and assistant editors are Bobbie Dee James and Leah Stewart. TALON DEDICATION MRS. JUNE WAITES Mrs. June Waites has been honored this year with the dedication of this Talon. She teaches Typing and English and has recently been nominat- ed for State Teacher Hall of Fame! MRS. THELITA KELLY Also receiving the Talon dedication is Mrs. Thelia Kelly. She has spent many years pre- paring seniors for college. Thank you and Congratula- tions Mrs. Kelly. 89 sC fsj WEST GATE BOOKe-GIFT SHOP WEST GATE SHOPPING CENTER ENTERPRISE. ALABAMA 36330 Stock Mufflers Glass Packs MUFFLER CENTER Gulf Full Service Station 2713 E. Andrews Road Ozark, Alabama Complete Exhaust Service To Your Specifications Arthur G. 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FROM CIRCLE GLASSWARE BABY ITEMS BUS. 205-692-3920 HOME 205-983- 3056 9! It is three o’clock in the morning at the South’s party palace, Panama City Beach. A full moon is shining brightly over the sandy white shores. Waves are making a gentle swish-swish sound as they slowly break on the beach. Suddenly ... a light flashes across the sky. Is it a bird ... a plane ... Superman maybe? Naw, its just a flying saucer from the planet Myxplitex. A what! Yep, sure enough, that’s what it is. Wait, look! Its landing next to the county pier at Whirley Bird Helicop- ter Rides, the only real way to get on top of Panama City. It’s the ultimate high. Slowly the door opens. Two little pink guys in green space suits step out. O'0 0 ki1 SunqUssrv %, °� � P, J+ , . « 5? S PEtrs - ry- ,- v r jv - location 14828 U S Mwy 98A Across from Sea Lodge Motel In front of Onll'.'l T. . . I__ ( ..... t i.j : Owners: Fen Gayle Clark Phone 234 0647 10901 West U.S. Hwy 98 BARNEY GRAY AND HOLIDAY SHORES MOTEL AND APARTMENTS On The Gulf Side Of U.S. 98 At Panama City Beach Panama City, Florida 32407 Air Conditioning Motel Rooms — Kitchenettes — Day — Week— Month ELDORADO TRAVEL INN MOTEL 10812 W. Hwy 98 Panama City Beach, FI. 32407 Owners Woody Carolyn Miner 904-234-5942 904-234-2811 Your Host Charles Collins Phone 234- 7683 234-1900 — 234-1899 THE SUNSET RESTAURANT LOUNGE, INC. 12405 W. Alt. Hwy 98 Panama City Beach, Florida 32407 95 Arnold Scoti Autrey Tanya Baumberger Mike Benefield Being in the tenth grade can be a lot of fun at times. There are a lot of harder subjects than in the ninth grade. Being in the tenth grade also means being a sopho- more and knowing you only have two more years of school, if you don’t fool around and fail. Being in the tenth grade also means that there is someone looking up to you and that is the freshmen, the ninth graders. There are also a lot more activities to get involved in than there was in the ninth. So you see, being in the 10th grade can be a lot of fun. Annette Summerall letl Croy Tammy DeHart Monica Deleon Bobby Donald Paul Douglas Angela Drishell Franklin Fuller Margie Gomex Marilyn Gonzahz Melanie Farm James Fitch To be a tenth grader is really nice. I like it so much, I’ll go through it twice. But I can’t do that, I have to pass. Daleville High is the greatest, they’re the number one class. All the teachers are great; they fill up your brain. If you don’t like the tenth grade, you must be insane. The classes aren’t boring, mostly they’re fun. That’s why the tenth grade at Da- leville is number one. Paul Douglas Lisa Graves Ronald Grubbs Dianne Handly Kimo Hansen BJ Harlm Marvin Harrell Larry Hawkins Clint Head Pat Hirsch Cherrie Hutto Pat Isreal Mark Jay 9? Kristie Lovell Ricky Lovell Jena Luckett Theresa McCoy 98 Tony Ray Gordon Richie Dee Russel Tamara Salmon Cnc Sapp Vilom Sample Larry Sanders Michelle Sapp David Shaw Tammy Skinner Colleen Smith Missy Smith Frank Smith Lee Smith Kevin Souders Tina Stone Kirstm Strange David Strickland Wendy Strickland Annette Summerall lames Vance Angie Ward Phillip Waters Wmdon West 99 WESTERN STEER FAMILY STEAK HOUSE LITTLE RICHARD TMi WISH � S IE III 84 By-Pass Enterprise 347-6556 100 Builders Cash Carry is a new business in the Daleville area. They have many supplies which help the builders and farmers in our area. Instead of hav- ing to travel all the way to Dothan they now only have to make a short trip up the road to get what they need. Two of our students here at Daleville High School are employed by Builders Cash Carry. Their work includes hauling feed, helping customers with their needs and unloading trucks. Builders Cash Carry also helped the Senior Class this year with the supplies needed to build their float. Int. Hwy 85 92 Daleville, Alabama Scotty Anderson Linda Beaver Sean Blakeley Ricky Benson Jimmy Brogden Becky Brooks Angie Chambers Angie Byrd Billy Cohen Theresa Bailey Bryan Berry Bobby Boyett A del la Brown Tony Chambers Dwayne Campbell Tanya Coleman Finally Freshmen We finally have a title” to go by, Freshmen! It’s much better than be- ing called seventh or eighth grader, but don’t worry, you’ll have your chance. This year we can vote for and elect class beauties, a homecom- ing attendant, and we can build a homecoming float. We are able to Gary Clancey 102 David Conley Jaime Connelly Pat ( done Joey Crooks •HMEN Lisa Datis select elective classes that will help us in our future plans. Our Fresh- men year we begin earning credits toward graduation. It is important to pass all our credits or we won’t graduate. Being a freshman is a big step in life. We are getting closer to our graduation, college, and our pro- John Griffin Tracey Good way .Mike Cyr Andy Deloney Larise Doan Brian Ftheredge Marie Grines Becky Grotes Sandra Hatfield 103 Lisa Hawkins Dee Hughes Kathy Jenkins Marc Kiley Christie Hughs Pam Jackson Jessica Joiners Susan Lints I Chris Massey Lynn Murphy Belinda ation l.ee elms Luther Richardson Jerry Sapp Judy Ann Stewart Ricky Rhomas Heather Wallace Emily Waters I im Reynolds Debbie Roach Laura Stanton Lashanda Stone Melissa Vance Linda Weeks 105 106 DALEVILLE THRIFT AND PAWN Firearms Supplies Order Your Weapons Thru Us Pistols — Assault Weapons Martial Arts Items Over 20,000 Books FFL No C4-12578 (205) 598-3468 Jerome H. Cohen Sansbury Plaza Daleville, Ala. 36322 We Buy — Sell — Trade Pistols — Rifles — Shotguns DALEVILLE CABLEVISION P.O. Box 698 5 Old Newton Rd. Daleville, Alabama 36322 598-6333 or 299-3545 DALEVILLE AUTO PARTS NAPA 425 N. Daleville Ave. Daleville, Al. 36322 Phone: 598-6391 Congratulations Seniors!! “Quality First — It Pays To Buy The Best' Center Auto Parts Don Helms, Owner Daleville, Alabama 598-4405 107 109 no 112 WM Piggly Wiggly is one of the ol- dest stores in Daleville. It has served people in Daleville and sur- rounding areas for many years. It has recently expanded and now has a better selection of many more products. It now has a deli, salad bar, drive thru service and now a complete supply of seafood. 113 7th GRADE Andrea Swihart — Pres., Tammy Quinn V-Pres. Shawn Peter- son Secretary, Greg Burns Treas. 114 Donald Cyr James Dal rym pie A Ivey Dashncr Andrea Cynthia Diana Harrell Harrell Harrell 115 Todd James Wanita James Nam Ji John Jiles Ronda Haves Scott Hudson Richard Hicks Tonya Holder Jimmy Leonguerrero 116 Dana Locklear Tracy Lowery Shelly Maloy McDonald Kendra McLeod John Peters Ray Pervis Shain Peterson Shalina Pinkney 117 118 Sue Weaver Chris Andy Wheeler Weinrieh 119 ••Ill 11III I9S4 Of IHF M III -85 Color Guard Captains Capt. — Lynn Casey, Co-capts. — Lynn Muring Stephanie Elsea Feature Twirler Ann Gaines 122 (top) BAND COUNCIL bottom row left to right — Steph- anie Elsea, Color Guard Co-Capt.; Anne Gaines, Feat ure Twirl - er; Mike Sasser, Drum Major; Lynn Casey, Color Guard Cap- tain; Lynn Moring, Color Guard Co-Capt. second row Matt Gingery, Band President; Gary Duff, Band Vice-President Trombone section leader; Tammy Gordon, Band Sec.-Treas. Flute section leader; Mike Cyr, Librarian; Christine Kimel, Librarian, third row Billy Staubach, Clarinet section leader; Tammy Watts, Band Manager Trumpet section leader; Tim Brown, Percussion section leader; Author Stephens, Band Manager; Mark Jones, Asst. Drum Major Band Manager Mellophone section leader; Jim Choate, Band Manager Tuba section leader. Not pictured — Robert Fitch, Saxophone sec- tion leader. (bottom) SENIORS — kneeling left to right — Leah Stewart, Chris Rumphrey, Sean Hale, Joey Littlejohn, Tim Brown, Edith McHenry, standing Laury Gingery, Billy Staubach, Tammy Gordon, Shelia Martin, Tammy Watts, Matt Gingery, Jim Choate, Robert Fitch, Mark Jones, Gary Duff. 123 COLOR GUARD — first row kneeling — Kelli Prevatte, Leigh Hughes, Jeanette Miller, Edith McHenry, second row — Mario Goodway, Tracie Goodway, Kristie Hughes, Lynn Casey — Captain, Stephanie Elsea — Co-Capt., Leah Stewart, Jennifer Turner, Maren Glover, Lynn Moring — Co-Capt., Suzanne Burch, LaDonna DeBruler, Shannon Finney, bottom PERCUSSION SECTION — kneeling left to right — Alvin Ford, I ouis Kent, Lynn Jones, Kim Jones, standing — Chuckie Perkins. Melissa Stephens, Christine Kimel, Chris Rumphrey, Joey Littlejohn, Author Stephens, Tim Brown, section leader, Scott Smith, Sean Hale. 124 (top) - Brass Section — kneeling left to right — Mark Jones, Danny Porter, Joey DeMott, James Vance, Vilona Sample, Mike Burch, Shelia Martin, Matt Gingery, Donnie Magrath, Jay Glover, Tammy Watts, Kevin Souders. STANDING left to right — Tim Frausto, Kathy Magrath. Mike Wolfe. David Trenkler, Mike Cyr, Jim Choate, David Shaw, Todd James, Chris Weinrich, Wayne Johnson, Gary Duff. (bottom) Woodwind Section — kneeling left to right — Becky Woodham, Vicki Dowell, Serina Riley, Laury Gingery, Kirsten Strange, Billy Staubach. Angie Ward, Verna Sitton, Cheryl Hunter, Adela Brown, Renee Gallimore, Judy Richey, Sandra Hatfield. STANDING left to right — Shawn Souders, Joel Bass, Sean Blakely, Anthony Tomanio, James O’Neal, Wranda Scott, Ginny Dowell, Meloney Farver, Tammy Gorden, Krissy Littlejohn, Lysa Ward. Tenita Sanders, Robert Fitch. Larise Doan, James Fitch, Kathy Mock, Brian I aw. . ff ■ . . , j V. 125 JAN’S BEA Hairstyling And V Troy Kd monson Dr. Daleville, AL 5:122 TOPS-N-SUCH I • ( 4 Westgate Shoppers Ctr. m Phon. — 508-6444 PiANE FLORIST Ik. 423 Daleville Ave. Lpaleville, AL 36322 ,Opeia9 AM-5 PM Monday-Sat urdav Phone — Home 598-4887 Bus. 598-6723 128 Beth Helms 1984-85 JR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Kendra McLeod Michelle Bennefield, Captain 1st row Brian Berry, Andy Deloney, William Molland, Paul Riley, James Corey 2nd row Brian Etheredge, Timmy Reynolds, Darryl Moody, Chris Kilpatrick, Pat Coone, Wayne Dent, Dennis Johnson. FOOTBALL 131 Jeanne Lindbak, Lisa Patterson. Kerrie Whitehurst. Vickie Barksdale Lisa Patterson, Captain Vickie Barksdale 84 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 85 .Jeanne Lindbak Kerrie Whitehurst WAR (l eft to Right) First row — Chris Rtheredge (manager), Ronnie Arnold, Scott Autrey, Rusty Duale, Johnnie Richardson, James Raisden, Russell Barksdale, Dennis Johnson, Pete West, Ricky Lucky. Second row — Pat Coone. Bobhy Berry, Richie Ledford, theater Moody, Billy Jones, Randy Kaiser, Mark Jay, Timmy Reynolds, Mike Bennefield, Robby Reynolds. Third row — Roy Brunson, 1J4 HAWKS 84 HEADHUNTER Lester Moody DEFENSIVE BACK Billie Jones DEFENSIVE TACKLE Richie Ledford BEST ATTITUDE Russell Barksdale James Israel, Ricky See, Courtney Cote, Eric Sapp, Jimmy James, Tom Frock, Pat Israel, Jeff Moon. Fourth row — Jeff Ham (manager), Marcus Culliver, Song Yop Chung, Jerome Elmore, Clint Head, Robert Bryan, Jim Griffin, J.B. Miller (manager). Fifth row (Coaches) — Ronnie Jackson, lister Nichols, Steve Stuart, Julius Head. 135 1984 DHS Coaching Staff — (Standing) Coach Steve Stuart — Def. line and receivers — Coach Ronnie .Jackson - Off. line and Def. Backs — Coach I ester Nichols — Def. coordinator — (Kneeling) Coach Julius Head Head coach and Offensive coordinator. 136 1984 DHS Seniors (L to R) sitting — Ronnie Arnold (QB), James Baisden (WR), Russell Barksdale (WB) Kneeling — Richie Ledford (FB)f Billie Jones (RB), Roy Brunson (OT). Courtney Cote (OG) Standing — Tom Frock (OT), Jeff Moon (C), Marcus Culliver (OT), Jerome Elmore (TE), Jim Griffin (TE). 1984 WAR HAWK OFFENSE 137 1984 WAR HAWK DEFENSE WAR HAWKS Although the Warhawk’s 1984 football season wasn’t quite what ev- eryone was hoping for, it was still far from disappointing. Coach Head said the 2-8 record doesn’t give the team the credit they deserve, with the of- fense averaging 17.4 points a game. He also said that he thought there was a great improvement among some of the younger players. The team showed a lot of pride and deter- mination throughout the year against many tough opponents in- cluding the team 1 Elba team. The team will be graduating six Seniors on offense and seven on defense, but next years team still looks promising. 138 Although this years team didn’t go as far as everyone hoped, next years team still looks good. The offense will be graduating six players with five players returning for next season. The defense will lose seven while four players remain. Coach Head said he was proud of the way some of the younger players played. Among the returning players will be starting quarterback Scott Autrey and runningback Johnny Richardson. With good game experience under their belts, next years sea- son looks extremely promising. 141 basketball L rrr Kneeling (left to right) — Dennis Johnson, James Baisden, I ester Moody, (top row) — Coach Bob Armstrong, Jim Griffin, Darryl Daniels, Eric Sapp, Gary Faulk. 1984-85 B Team War Hawks Brian Etheridge teUiUii Fred Thomas John Connoly B-TEAM Kendra Mcl eod Tina Luckett 146 Laura Salyers Yvonne Johnson Dee Dee Windham 1984-85 Lady Warhawks Valona Sample Cadet MSG. Honda Benson, Cadet 2nd Lt. Angela Driskell, Cadet 1st Lt. Michael Goldsmith, Cadet Maj. Chris Rumphery, Cadet Maj. Mike Westbrook, Cadet 1st Lt. Mike Meredith, Cadet Msg. Dianne Handley 148 Front row Hwang Bo Young Kil, Jessie Miller, Hope I,each, Ricky Benson. Back row Harold Miller, Ronnie Alexander, John Kelley, Ashley Pratt. Mike Meredith. Mike Westbrook. Tony Treadway, Christa Tinian. 149 MR. AND MISS DHS 1985 ROY BRUNSON SHELLY SHARP MISS TALON ’85 MISS LEAH STEWART The 1985 Miss Talon Pageant was a big success this year. There was 18 contestants in the pageant. They were: Lynn Moring, Shelly Sharp, Leah Stewart, La Donna DeBrueler, Bobbie James, Lisa Patterson, Tonya Coleman, Kay Kelley, Mario Goodway, Alicia Miller, Theresa Bailey, Jennifer Turner, Tina Stone, Tina Wynn, Kerrie White- hurst, Denise Mock, Monica DeLeon, and Tracey Goodway. The Sportswear winner was Lynn Mor- ing, The Eveninggown competition went to Lisa Patterson. Shelly Sharp was selected Miss Conge- niality. The top five were: 4th runner-up — Kerrie Whitehurst, 3rd runner-up — Alicia Miller, 2nd runner-up — Bobbie James, 1st runner-up — Lisa Patterson, and the new Miss Talon is Leah Stew- art. 153 19 HOLIDAY QUEEN 84-85 MISS TINA WYNN 2nd Runner Up 1st Runner Up Lisa Patterson Bobbie James The 1984-85 Holiday Queen Pageant was spon- sored by Student Council. There were 18 contes- tants. The five finalists were Shelly Sharp, Kerrie Whitehurst, Bobbie James, Tina Wynn, and Lisa Patterson. Shelly Sharp was chosen Miss Conge- niality. The 1984-85 Holiday Queen was Tina Wynn. DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD ANDY HODGE CENTERFOLD ]’ro So Excited! “Mistake Number Three This year at DHS has been very trying and rewarding. Looking back it holds many good memories that I realize will be some of the best times of our lives. Just as this year and past years has been a series of seemingly impossible challenges, the remainder of our lives will be also. A life of happiness, joy and contentment. A life of melancholy, sorrow and frustration. A life that will be remembered. A life that began near something common to all of us ... Daleville High School.