Daleville High School - Talon Yearbook (Daleville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1987 volume:

Your Name_____________________ Your Best Friends______________ Your Favorite Color____________ Your Favorite Song_____________ Your Favorite Sports___________ Your Favorite Foods____________ Your Favorite Day Of School Your Favorite T.V. Show________ Your Favorite Soft Drink_______ Your Favorite Place To Be______ Your Favorite Car-------------- Your Favorite Teacher---------- Your Least Favorite Teacher _ Your Favorite Music Group _ Your Favorite Movie------------ Your Class Graduates In 19 _ Yourbook represents you. It includes all your times, whether good, bad, happy or sad. It is a chance to renew friendships and a chance to make new ones. It is a time to learn and a time to share. A time to take chances and a time to make a difference. A time to achieve those goals which your friends and teachers have helped you set. It is a time to learn cooperation and to share confidences. It is your choice whether or not to take advantage of these oppor- tunities. Your make the smiles that brighten peoples days, whether it be going to the movies, talking on the phone, or just hanging out together. As each day passes, you are a step closer to golden opportunities which form and cement bonds with others. It is our hope that as the 1986 year passes that this recording of special times and special people will become memories to all who pass through the doors of D.H.S. This is vour book. Enjoy!! Thank you for your support. YOUR ANNUAL STAFF 2 Top left: “United we stand, divided we fall . Top right: Oh my gosh!! What's that in your locker?? Far left: “My hero! Far right: Heman!! Center left: I’ve already told you once! Center right: “Lis- ten my children and you shall hear. Bottom right: “The sign says it all. 2k 3� U 3 Top left: Cindi. Michelle. Christine, and Marilyn take a break from their Annual Staff duties. Middle left: The gang’s all here. Middle left: The bow matches real good. Mike. Center: Hanging on to each other Top right: Michelle, can I have a sip? Middle left: Hey dude! Far left: Smile, your on Candid Camera. Far right: Aren’t these to couples cute??? 5 your arhnnl iiaya Top right: Coach Williamson and Mr. Bryan wonder if the Coke machines will do well this year. Center: Just clowning around on Homecoming. Middle left: Can we borrow some money Arthur???? Middle right: “Rappin’ at break. Bottom left: Mrs. Nolen and Ms. Wilson have their morning coffee before facing their students. Bottom right: Michael, keep your mind on the music, not on the girls. 6 YOUR FRIENDS HAVING FUN!! Above: Yes. this IS a fake smile. Above: She's got the spotlight again! Top Left: Do ya’ll realize the book is upside down? Top right: Hurry up and take the picture! Middle Left: Smile Mickey. Middle What are 7th graders supposed to do at a pep rally. Middle right: Pull for your team. Bottom Left: Maid of Honor — Kimmie Jones Bottom right: Junior Attendant — Michelle Walden 9 SENIORS As we look back at our high school years, we are filled with memories of happiness, sorrow, and excitement. We can never forget these years we have spent together. These years will be cherished forever. For years and years we have anxiously await- ed our senior and final year. Now that we are finally here, there is so much to do! Getting senoir portraits made and sending an- nouncements. planning for graduation and making decisions. Most looked forward to is our own graduation, not to mention the senior party. As we leave high school, we feel a sort of emptiness deep inside. Most will leave home and we might never see them again. There will be no more dances, no one to tell you to go to class. These things we seem to take advantage of. Now the future lies ahead of us. We can do whatever we want. We can become anything we want to be, if we put our minds to it. The class of ’87’s time has come to an end. Hopefully we have left our mark at D.H.S. Good luck to all the underclassmen. It’s tough. We hope your memories at D.H.S. are as special and memorable as they have been to us. Make the best of the time you have. Your time will come and some of you will be feeling the same way we are. To the class of ’87: Thanks for all the good times, the sad times, and even the bad times, for we have learned from all these things. Remember fellow classmates, as you leave D.H.S. and go into the real world, set your goals high and make your mark high in society. Let them know you’re from the class of ’87. The class with class!! Cindi Burns Senior Class 10 Vice President Junior Attendant Michelle Walden Sophomore Attendant Suzanne Burch Freshman Attendant Pam Tice Maid of Honor Kimmie Jones Senior Attendant Lynn Moring 1986-1987 HOMECOMING COURT Your Senior officers: President. Kimmie Jones; Vice President. Cindi Burns; Secretary. Angie Ward; Treasurer. Diane Handley Scott Autrey Mike Bennefield Monica DeLeon — Our friend and beloved classmate. The Senior Class of 1987 would like to wish Monica a spee recovery and the best life has to offer Monica has given a lot herself to our class and to the annual staff. She is a dear friend wh unable to graduate with us due to hospitilization. Monica, we i YOUR friends and this is YOUR book too. Deadre Berry Chrissie Boyd Cindi Burns Kim Chang 16 Tracey Hale Marvin Harrell Cherie Hutto Mark Jay Louis Jiminez Lacy Kilpatrick Christine Kimel Kimmie Jones Maureen Lewis Kristy Lovell Tena Luckett Ricky Lucky Tony Ray Dee Russell Tamara Salmon Vilona Sample Teresa McCoy Jessie Miller Michelle Millsapps Lynn Moring Randy Myrick James O’Neil Denise Mock Stephanie Peeples Larry Sanders David Shaw Missy Smith Kevin Souders Kirsten Strange David Strickland Lynn Treadway Steve Turner Angie Ward Bernadette Washington Phillip Waters Lee Yelverton SENT FROM HEAVEN BABIES FROM — '87! Best All Around Angie Ward Kevin Souders Most Dependable Michelle Sapp Marvin Harrell SEN WHO'S CLASS F R E S H M E N Lora Ledford Kim Jones Leigh Hughes 26 Tenita Sanders Diane Handley Deadre Berry 27 BEAUTIES Angela Dent (not pictured) Angie Chambers. Diahanna Richardson ■V MR MISS DHS Randy Kyser Lynn Moring MISS DALEVILLE LISA PATTERSON 86 ® PRIDE OF The Pride of the South, under the field direction of Drum Major Shawn Souders. looked forward to facing the new challenges that awaited them during the 1986-87 school year. They attended many contests in which they gave superb performances. The band marched in the Homecoming and Christmas parades and played the Fight Song and Topaz . Accion . Conga . Rock-a-Bye Your Baby in A Dixie Melody and Topaz were the songs performed for the half-time show. For the pre-game ceremonies, during which the Homecoming Queen and her Court were presented, the band gave a stirring ren- dition of The Greatest Love of All . All in all. the Pride of the South Band had a terrific year! Lori Vinson Feature Twirler 30 MARCHING Band Council Front row L to R: T.C. Dawson (section leaders). Christine Kimel (President). Brian Law (Vice Presi- dent). Suzanne Burch (color guard Captain). Kim Jones (Band Manager). Back row L to R: Richard Hicks (co-section Leader). Renee Galimore (Section Leader). Kathy Magrath (section Leader). Ginny Dowell (Section Leader). Shawn Souders (Drum Ma- jor). David Shaw (Assnt. Drum Major. Band Manag- er. Section Leader). Alvin Ford (Band Manager. Section Leader), and Lisa Hood (Band Manager) Brass Section Front row L to R: Scott Frock. Lynn Dickson. T.C. Dawson (Trumpet Section Leader). Jamie Magrath. Ashley Bryan. Norman Venasuala; Back row L to R: Richard Hicks. David Shaw (Low Brass Section Leader). Chris Wienrich. Mike Wolf. Kathy Magrath, Todd James, and Shawn Fisher. Woodwind Section Front row L to R: Karla Duff. Tina Sanders. Regina McCurlin. Pam Tice, Brian Law (Sax Section Lead- er). Shannon Moore. Kathy Mock. Back row L to R: Tiffany Haag. Ginny Dowell (Flute Section Leader), Lysa Ward. Renee Galimore (Clarinet Section Lead- er). Jennifer See. Vickie Dowell. Tammy DeHart, Sharon McGalard. 32 Seniors in Band (Class of ’87) Clockwise from the top: David Shaw. Christine Kimel. Michelle Milsaps, Tammy DeHart. Percussion Section Front row L to R: Chasity Moore. Christine Kimel. Kathy Jenkins — Middle Row L To R: Sandra Hatfield. Jeff Cooper. Chris Fleck. Roger Newton. Michael Gilley. Joy Triplett — Back Row L To R: Louis Kent. Chris Gagnon, and Alvin Ford (Section Leader). Color Guard Front row L to R: Rhonda Hood. Judy Stewart. Su- zanne Burch (Color Guard Captain). Kay Alberty. Michelle Plank — Back Row L To R: Camma Skin- ner. Sandra Porter. Ginny Turner. Tammy Quinn. Lisa Hood. Michelle Milsaps. Wendy Stringfellow. Tina Nopens. Stephanie Kilpatchrick. Kris Shaw. Kim Jones. Not pictured is Cathy DeLeon 3 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Government sponsored many activi- ties this year They gave a Homecoming dance at the first of the year. They also organized the Miss Holiday Queen Pageant in December. The biggist job Student Government took on was Homecoming activities They made sure every- thing was just right The most touching thing they did was to have a blood drive in Monica DeLeon's name. We would all like to thank them for the help they gave to her. Pictured above is the representatives and at right are officers and cabinet members They are: Top row L. to R. — Lynn Moring (president). Christine Kimel (Vice-President). Dianne Hanley (Secretary). Dee Hughes (treasurer). Kristen Strange (Parlimentarian). Back row L. to R. — Tonya Baily. Ginny Turner. Sandra Hatfield. Mer- ican Manuell. Angla Dent. Bernedette Washing- ton. Valona Sample. Lee Hughs. Missy Gappa. Tesa Meints. Ginny Dowell. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: Mrs. Weeks. President: James Dalrymple. Vice President: Kerry Capps. Treasurer: Kathy Shultz. Secretary: Michelle Plank. Parliamentarian: Chris Weinrich SPIRIT CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Marshall. President: Christine Kimel. Vice President: Suzanne Burch. Secretary: Beth Helms. Assistant Secretary: Missy Gappa. Treasurer Michelle Bennifield 36 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Sponsor: Coach Sanders. President: Mmike Bennefield. Vice President: Michelle Bennefield. Secretary; Leigh Hughes. Reporter: Becky DeBruler ANCHOR CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Gallo. President: Diane Handley. Secretary: Michelle Bennefield.Treasurer: Suzanne Burch. 37 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA The Cooperative Marketing Edu- cation Program prepares youth for meaningful future employment. The Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) is an integral part of this program. DECA pro- vides an opportunity to promote leadership development, increase vocational understanding, create civic consciousness, and develop social intelligence. Sponsor: Mr. Miller. President: Deadre Berry. Vice President: The- resa Bailey. Secretary: Kirsten Strange. Treasurer: Michelle Sapp. Reporter: Melissa Stephens. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca (FHA) have raided funds this year, and done other meaningful community services. Some of these include Easter baskets for the elderly and a Spring tea There were also fun times. These include a bonfire and a pizza pig out party. President: Krista Littlejohn. Vice President: Susan Adams. Secre- tary: Christy King. Treasurer: Su- san Eagen, Reporter: Denise Plank. Projects chairman: Holly Respress. Recreation Leader: Tra- cy Coker. Sponsor: Mrs. Gaines. 38 SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, promote leader- ship and develop character. Sponsor: Ms. Wilson. President: Christine Kimel. Vice President: Lynn Moring. Secretary Trea- surer: Michelle Millsap. GOVERNMENT CLUB The Government Club has been in existence for two years at Daleville High School. This new club writes bills and discusses parliamentary procedures to prepare for its annu- al trip to Youth Legislature. Stu- dents participating attend a mock session of the Alabama Legisla- ture and the Judicial System. The members of the club agree that the trip is a terrific event that is hard to forget. Sponsor: Mrs. Waites. President: Lynn Moring. Vice President: Christine Kimel. Secretary: Me- loney Farver. Treasurer: Angela Ward. 39 HEADQUARTERS 1st Platoon A Company The Daleville High School Junior ROTC Corps is commanded by Cadet Lieutenant Colonel John Kelly. The Corps has 113 cadets which are assigned to Headquarters. A. B. or C companies. The Color Guard is responsible for putting up the Flag each day in front of the school as well as presenting the Colors at football games and other special occasions. The Rifle Team competed in numerous matches and did very well. The pride, spirit and responsibility that the cadets have learned were reflected at the Annual Military Ball held at the Fort Rucker Lake Lodge. A formal sit-down dinner, followed by dancing created a night many cadets and their guests will long remember. i - I . s (. 4 V? 2nd Platoon 40 41 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA . . 2 The Daleviile High F.F.A. Chapter had one of the best years since its organi- zation in 1980. During the summer the officers, along with their sponsor. Mr Waters, went to Eufaula on a retreat. The main objective of this retreat was to plan the upcoming year. The chapter won various awards. On the District Level they received four awards all of which were Fourth Place. On the State Level they received a First Place and two Second Place awards. In Novem- ber. all of the officers went to one of the biggest events in FFA history. They went to the National Convention in Kansas City in Missouri where they did really well. 43 NATIONAL FFA FOUNDATION PLACEMENT IN AG PRODUCTION NATIONAL FFA FOUNDATION At the National Convention in Kansas City many FFA members received recognition for their achievements. Scotty Shirley, a 1985 graduate of DHS and a FFA mem- ber, earned fourth place in Ag. Sales, and Services Profi- ciency. He also received his American Farmer Degree. The Safety Award winners were Becky DeBruler, Tracey De- loney, and Mr. Alan Waters. A 1986 graduate of DHS, Mike Szokoly, earned second place in the Placement in Agricultural Production Proficiency Awards program. Receiving a State Achievement Award for volunteerism was Jerry Sapp. Clifford Dozier received an award in crime prevention. The Daleville FFA Chapter was recognized as one of the top five in the state. it. � 01 QF 44 FBLA FBLA officers are Dee Russell. Mary Pittman. Mari- lyn Gonzalez, and Pam Pierce 46 FBLA did many things this year Among those, they made fruit baskets for the elderly of the community and they also sold candy to help buy new computers that were badly needed PREP BOWL Front Row: John Mannuel, Greg Burns, Shaun Peterson, Bobby Boyette. Jimmy Boyette, Renato Edwards, and Wayne Richardson. Second Row. Bryan Berry. Tammy DeHart. Beth Helms. Angelia Dent, Jennifer Turner. Cheryl Hunter, Judy Richey. Dee Hughes. Carol Moring. and Lester Nichols (sponsor). The Annual Staff — What does it do? Publish a yearbook? YES! But publishing a yearbook involves much, much more than that. A large part of publishing the annual in- volves financing it. To do that, staff members sold ads, sponsored two dances, sold booster items, did con- cessions at one football game, and sponsored the Miss Talon Contest. Many times staff members dipped into their own pockets to accom- plish these endeavors. Staff mem- bers also take pictures and look at millions, it seems, to find just the right ones. Sometimes the job is just that — a job and hard work — and sometimes we have our light mo- ments, as well. Yes, they put together Your Book with lots of hard work, money, dedi- cation and love. P. Render 4« FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Marc Kiley (Treasurer). Lynn Moring (Chaplain), Ginny Dowell (Historian). Sonia Parson (Spanish President). Serena Riley (secretary). Richard Poole (French Vice-President), Angelia Dent (Spanish Vice-President), and Diane Handley (French President) are the Foreign Language Club otficers. French honors are Lynn Moring and Angie Ward. Spanish honors are Leigh Hughes, Serena Riley. Judy Richey. Paula Pickett. Beth Helms. Michelle Benefield. Gwen Arrington. Angelia Dent. Bryan Berry, and Jerry Graven. 49 TOGETHER WITH High School Days are the time to have fun, Now our lives have jus’ begun ... There is no way this friendship could end, We are good buddies forever friends. We will always look back to the memories of the years in the past. But we'll make the fun memories always last. The fun times we have shared together will be cherished in our hearts forever. Now we’ve reached the end ... But we will always be the best of friends! so YOUR FRIENDS!! FACULTY FUNNIES One brave indian. That’s a smile? Let’s eat!! Last but not least Do you want to go to the ’’CRUNCH” room? What kind of hat is that? Show Tell Relaxation, isn’t it great? Annual Staff Is TOUGH Mrs. Render. 52 BOARD OF EDUCATION 53 YOUR ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Principal Frank Moore III Rex Bryan Asst. Principal Guidance Counselors Mike Lindsey YOUR SECRETARIES AND FACULTY Kathy Chalkef — Sec. Martha Sconyers — Sec. Debbie Pirkle — Sec. Betty Starret — Sec. Diane Marshall — English Thelia Kelly — English Voncille Horsely — Sec. Ann Burch — English Charla Casey — Science Billie Rogers — Math Martha Walker — Math FACULTY Alan Waters — Agribusiness SPECIAL EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Top row; Ms Lott. Ms. Tanner. Mr Payne. Ms. Oliver. Ms Jones. Ms. Baker. Ms Burns. Bottom row; Ms Moring. Ms. Taylor. Ms. Walker. Ms Fulford. YOUR NEW FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr Sanders. Ms. Tanner. Mr Pirkle. Ms. Lindsey. Mr Williamson. Ms Render. Mr Dubose. YOUR 7th GRADERS To the right are YOUR 7th grade offi- cers. They are: President — Billy Boles. Vice-President — Shannon Ar- nold. Secretary — Jon DeBruler. Treasurer — Christy King. Susan Adams Quinton Alexander Tony Allen Peggy Arnold Shannon Arnold Eric Attaway Michael Austin Craig Bailey Inga Barber Diane Barrentine Johnny Barrentine Tina Baxley Tamara Bayhi Becky Bazan Tony Bell Jenny Benefield Billy Boles Jason Boswell Sean Bradley Bobby Brown Rufus Brown Tommy Brown John Bryan Tina Bumpus Maytress Burks Robert Cambron Robert Campbell Patricia Castillo Mary Alice Childree Richard Childress Hiram Claytor Tracy Coker Kecia Coleman Jose Colon Jeff Cooper Susan Cupri John DeBruler Aron Dehart Joanne Diaz Derrick Dorn 58 Susan Eagen Erica Escalante Darian Eubanks John Eubanks Sabrina Faulk Chris Fleck Stephanie Frausto Angela Freeze Scott Frock Tim Fuller Cody Fullerton Bill Gaines Tammy Garcia Travis Garretson Vanessa Gonzalez Monica Graven Latara Henderson Tonya Hirson Amy Huffmaster Donny Jackson Kyong Ok Ji Chris Jones Mark Jordan Juan Joy Tina Key Christy King Elizabeth King Larry Lawson Chris Lee Sung Hoon Lee Gina Linde Chad Love Charles Macarthy Don Maine Todd Matejasik Janet Matheny Sunny Matheny Ernie Meredith Fatima Miles Chasity Moore Michelle Moore Maria Mosley Michael Muldering Clint Myhand Donny Neagley Randall Nelms Joe Oden Denise Plank Jennifer Reeb Shawn Reilly Scott Remple Manuel Reyes Bernard Reynolds Steven Rice Wayne Robbins Joe Roberts Nina Robins Jay Rozier Donovan Sapp Chasity Scott Kevin Seaton Shena Shoemaker James Shultz Rami Skinner Denise Smith Thaya Smith Roslyn Spencer Jeff Spice Christine Sproull Eric Stamper Mandy Stevenson Abdul Stewart Mark Stone Charles Swamgan Steven Swihart Domeasha Terry JoAnn Thigpen Chris Thomas Ethel Thomas Laquisona Thomas Sam Thomas Brian Tredway Tammy Treadaway Hector Villarini Roger Walding Virgil Walker Tony Warren Aaron Washington Alicia Watts Danny Weeks Samantha Weinrich Shawn Wesley Jason White Tammy Williams Danny Willis Donny Willis Daniel Wooley Mike York 60 YOUR 8th GRADERS To the right are YOUR 8th grade offi- cers. They are: President — Missy Heredeen. Vice-President — Chris Maye. Secretary — Maricon Manuel. Treasurer — Robert Mann. Angelo Bernier Katrina Blanks Ashley Bryan Tracey Butts Tracey Carpenter Chun Cho Min Suk Chong Billy Conrad Kathi Dalrymple Trina Danfold Aerick Davies Patrice Davis Roland Deleon Randy Deleon Daniel Demonth Sandy Devine Damelta Dokie Melanie Duale Marvin Dunlap William Durham Chris Etheredge Shawn Fischer Derrick Fitzpatrick Ray Franklin Tim Fuller Ronnie Glover Heather Grindstaff Mary Grove Eric Hardigan Barbara Harper Randall Harrell Chad Haygens Missy Heredeen Tina Holland Rhonda Hood Almita Hornsby Stephanie Huggins Antonio Jackson Kyong Hui Ji Michael Jordan 61 Laron Johnson Mark Kelly Wayne Key Annette Kigers Camellia Kilpatrick Tina Kincaid Pam Knight Mary Lawson Sunj Young Lee Adam Lewald Willie Lewis Beth Long Brian Lucky Kevin McDaniels Jamie Magrath Linda Maldonado Robert Mann Maricon Manuel Jennifer Maroney Sonny Matheny Chris Maye Jimmy Meredith Tabitha Miranda Darrell Myhand Roger Newton Tina Nopens Terry Patrias Jerry Patterson Rhonda Peavy Joey Pennington Brandy Powell Holly Respress Sandra Reyes Wendy Roller Herman Sample Kris Shaw Robbie Slagle Kurt Smith Diane Snodgrass Leslie Stone Gregg Summerlin John Boy Summers Johnny Thigpen Ginny Turner Norman Villanueva Roger Waldmg Kenneth Webb John White 62 YOUR FRESHMEN To the right are YOUR Freshmen offi- cers. They are President — Andrea Swihart. Vice-President — Kim Jones. Secretary — Pam Tice, and Treasurer — Carrie Fisher Archie Attaway Shane Anderson Bradon Beecher Chris Brooks Alfonzo Brown Carrie Brown Otis Brown Jimmy Buker Billy Burch Greg Burns Jennifer Campbell Michael Cannon Kerry Capps James Leonguerrero Danny Childree Donald Cyr Sherry Dalrymple Steve Dalrymple T.C. Dawson Trina DeHart Joe Dixon Clifford Dozier Bill Drumm Karla Duff Harold Egnew Luis Escalante Ray Fallaria David Ferguson Carrie Fischer Sean Fischer Alvin Ford David Ford Nikki Ford Steve Ford Chris Gagnon Brian Gay Michael Giliey Donavan Girlmghouse Gretchen Girlinghouse Billy Glass Alvis Gore Sandy Graham Mesia Gray Joe Griffin Becky Griffith Tiffany Haag Tim Ham Veda Harlin Cynthia Harrell Diane Harrell Richard Hicks Tonya Holder Lee Jackson Juanita James Todd James Nam Ji Kim Jones Christi Kennedy Jason Kimel Ken Kogowitz Lewis Lavender Eddie Lawson James Lawson Lora Ledford Billie Jo Linde Kitty McDonald Regina McKerlie Shelley Malloy James Maxey Eric Meach Jenny Meredith Jay Bee Miller Shannon Moore Rod Morgan Karynna Newton Jerry Nollie Bobbie Olgers Robert O’Neil Calvin Osborne Chris Parrish Steven Patch Theresa Patterson Jason Peavey Shawn Peterson Michelle Plank Jan Poole Danny Porter Tammy Quinn Robert Reeb Tony Richardson Ricky Riley Kevin Royal Toby Sconyers Jennifer See Kathy Shultz Evelyn Stone Andrea Swihart Pam Tice Jason Wall Robby Weahunt Sue Weaver Chris Weinrich Andy Wheeler Rhonda Wheeler Sharon Williams Tony Williams Denise Willis Mark Wolfe Kim Wright 64 YOUR SOPHOMORES Kay Alberty James Arnold Shannon Armstrong Gwen Arrington Daniel Bable David Bable Dama Bailey Denise Barr Joel Bass Chris Benefield Rollins Benefield Michelle Bennefield Tim Blanks Suzanne Burch Clay Cambron Chris Carter Lori Chambers Tony Chambers Jamie Cobb Leslie Cohen David Coone Stacy Costigan Michael Croley Sean Davies Becky DeBruler Cathy Deleon Lynn Dickson Terrell Dorn Vickie Dowell Donny Eagen Jeff Fielder Tim Frausto Greg Freigang Renee Gallimore Missy Gappa Maren Glover Melissa Graham Brenna Gundstaff Jeff Ham Bobbie Jo Hannah 65 Scott Hartigan Beth Helms Greg Herrington Kenny Hicks Lisa Hood Daryl Horner Tonette Hornsby Leigh Hughes Cheryl Hunter Young Kil Hwangbo Wayne Johnson Louis Kent April Kyle Hope Leach Beth Lee Brian Long Angie Lott Glen Love Kathy Magrath John Manuel Cindy Marshall Shannon Me Bride Susan McBroom William McCoy Cliff McDaniel Sherry McGalliard Lauralee McKerlie Tessa Meints Byron Miller Kathy Mock William Molland Joe Moore Velvet Moore James Murphy Jason Myers Michael Neagley Teri Nelson Todd Norris Michael Oden Tracy Odom Un Kyong On Stephanie Ort Al Page Keum Shin Pak Sonia Parson Steven Patrias Andre Peeples Paula Pickett Sandra Porter Tom Porter Kelli Prevatte Sherry Reily Pam Reynolds Carol Richardson Judy Richey Clyde Rorie Harley Ryan Tenita Sanders Chris Seaton Cama Skinner Chris Smith Jennifer Smith Jim Smith Jimmy Smith Scott Smith Shawn Souders Wendy Stringfellow Jeffery Summerlin Jimmy Thigpen Christa Tinlin Joy Triplett Steve Underwood 66 67 YOUR JUNIORS To the right are YOUR Junior officers. They are: President — Angie Cham- bers. Vice-President — Michelle Wal- den. Secretary — Angelia Dent. Trea- surer — Adela Brown. Tonya Bailey Jeff Baker Scott Bales Erika Beecher Brian Berry Toni Booker Bobby Boyett Jimmy Boyett Jimmy Brogden Becky Brooks Adela Brown Alicia Brown Angie Chambers Billy Cohen Tonya Coleman Lori Dalrymple Lisa Davis Andy Deloney Joey Demott Angelia Dent Wayne Dent Ginny Dowell Renato Edwards Brian Etheredge Michelle Gagnon Tomoko Gilley Denise Girdnerd Derek Goldsmith Mario Goodway Theresa Goodway Tracey Goram Jerry Graven John Griffin Becky Groves Sandra Hatfield Linda Hawkins Eddie Holder Dee Hughes Hazel Hussey Mike Jacobson 68 Kathy Jenkins Lynn Jones Mark Kiley Mickey Lafleur Brian Law Kristia Littlejohn Bill Maschmeier Terri McAllister Michelle Miller Daryl Moody Belinda Nation Kristina Noriego Pam Pierce Richard Poole Timmy Reynolds Bob Rhinehart Wayne Richardson Paul Riley Serena Riley Larry Sapp Felicia Scott Wanda Scott Darcy Simon Tom Spencer Judy Stewart Lashanda Stone Michelle Tate Michael Tovar Michelle Tovar Glenn Trent Omar Truman Jennifer Turner Michelle Walden Emily Waters Linda Weeks Shannon Wilson Tom York Lee Nelms 69 ANNUAL STAFF Editors Opening Christine Kimel. editor. Kirsten Strange, asst, editor Randy Myrick. Cindi Burns. Lisa Davis. Mario Goodway Clubs Special Events David Shaw. Michelle Sapp Angie Ward. Lee Nelms. Marvin Harrell. Michelle Milsaps 70 Ads Bernadette Washington, Kirsten Strange, Meloney Farver Classes Dee Hughes. Bobby Boyett Photographers Sports Marilyn Gonzalez, Bernadette Washington. Kirsten Strange. Sean Blakely Randy Kyser. Mark Jay. Mike Bennefield. Michelle Walden No. Name Class 10 Andre Peeples 10 11 Scotty Autrey 12 12 Chucky Perkins 10 13 Rusty Duale 12 15 David Coone 10 20 Bryon Miller 10 21 Jeff Summerlin 10 23 William Molland 10 24 William Knight 12 25 Eric Reynolds 12 30 J.J. Walker 10 31 John Lewis 11 32 Mark Wolfe 9 33 Bobby Berry 12 34 Ricky Lucky 12 35 Tony Richardson 9 40 Pat Coone 11 41 Billy Burch 9 44 Mike Bennefield 12 45 Larry Sanders 12 50 Randy Kyser 12 51 Mark Jay 12 52 Timmie Reynolds 11 53 Randy Myrick 12 55 Chris Benefield 10 56 Chris Kilpatrick 10 60 Andy Deloney 11 61 Greg Herrington 11 62 Joey DeMott 11 63 Joel Bass 11 64 Renato Edwards 11 65 Tom Spencer 11 66 James Lawson 9 67 Daryl Horner 10 70 Bill Maschmeier 11 72 Al Wynn 11 73 B.J. Harlin 12 75 Scott Smith 10 77 Wayne Dent 11 78 James Cobb 10 80 Chris Hutto 10 82 Greg Freigang 10 83 Harley Ryan 10 84 Kenny Hicks 10 85 Larry Sapp 11 86 Lee Yelverton 12 88 Jack Cooper 12 YOUR 1986-87 72 FOOTBALL TEAM 73 YOUR FOOTBALL TEAM SENIORS L to R: Larry Sanders. Jack Cooper. Ricky Lucky. Mark Jay. Scott Autrey. Randy Kyser. Mike Bennefield. Bobby Berry. Lee Yelver- ton. William Knight. Byron Miller. Jeff Sum- merlin. Rusty Duale, Randy Myrick OFFENSE L to R: William Knight. William Molland, Ricky Lucky. Scott Autrey, J.J. Walker. Mike Bennefield. Mark Jay. Timmy Reyn- olds. Randy Kyser. Andy Deloney. Chris Benefield. Pat Coone DEFENSE L to R: William Molland. Mike Bennefield. Wil- liam Knight. Mark Jay. Chucky Perkins. Andy Deloney. Lee Yelverton. Randy Myrick. Scott Autrey. James Lawson. Ricky Lucky. Wayne Dent. Timmy Reynolds. Randy Kyser. Pat Coone, Chris Kilpatrick. Chris Benefield. Chris Hutto. J.J. Walker 74 YOUR HAWKS ARE STATE BOUND! YOUR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Michelle Bennefield CAPT. Leigh Hughes CO. CAPT. Lori Dalrymple Gwen Arrington Lisa Davis Cindi Burns Mario Goodway Tonya Coleman Beth Helms Dee Hughes 79 SHOW THEIR SPIRIT Back Row Left to right: Eric Meach, Mark Wolfe, Tony Williams, Shelly Maloy, James Dalrymple, John White, John Summers, Jason Peavy, Jimmy Buker, Kurt Smith, Coach Armstrong Middle Row left to right: Coach Stuart, Manager — Jimmy Meredith, Greg Summerlin, Tony Richardson, Billy Burch, Nueron Mosley, Jason Kimel, Randy Deloney, Joey Pennington, Toby Sconyers, Lee Jackson, Lewis Lavender, William Durham, Manager — Terry Patrias. 80 7th 8th grade Ui. 1A n Backs Coach Stuart 9th grade Offense Defense Linemen Coach Armstrong YOUR JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Back row: Missy Heredeen, Kecia Coleman, Samanthia Weinrich, Fatima Miles Middle row: Janet Matheny, Tony Bell, Gina Linde, Front row: Marie Zorres, Maria Mosley YOUR GOLF TEAM 1986 Back row: Daryl Horner, Brian Ethredge, Chucky Perkins, Rusty Duale Front row: Kevin Royal, Greg Burns, Brian Gay, Shawn Peterson, Brian Ethredge and Brian Gay both had excellent season. Brian Gay missed qualifying for the state tourna- ment by one stroke. Both had a season avg. of the mid to high 70’s. Brian Ethredge qualified for the state tournament in Gulf Shores for the second consecutive year. Ethredge has been to the state tournament as a 9th and 10th grader. Daleville defeated such teams as Enterprise, Elba, Eufaula, Andalusia, and Do- than. Losses were to Ozark and Northview (which finished 3rd in the state). YOUR VOLLEYBALL TEAM Sept. 4 — Clayton, Sept. 9 — Carroll High, Sept. 16 — New Brockton, Sept. 18 — Kinston, Sept. 23 — Enterprise, Sept. 25 — Geneva, Sept. 30 — Kinston, Oct. 1 — New Brockton. Oct. 7 — Clayton, Oct. 8 — Enterprise, Oct. 9 — Carroll High, Oct. 16 — Geneva Volleyball was a new addition to the DHS athletics program this year. First year coach, Rita Tanner, had 15 girls to come out for the team. These girls worked hard and showed a lot of potential for a first-year team. The girls had to be taught the basics of “Power” volleyball. They all learned quickly and began applying these skills in the matches that they played. The lady War Hawks went up against some tough opponents. The entire schedule was opponents with years of experience. The Lady Warhawks dis- played a lot of pride against these schools besides showing that they could be competitive for a first-year TEAM. 84 YOUR BASKETBALL TEAM William Molland Michael Baisden Pat Coone Omar Truman NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY 20 NEW BROCKTON HOME 21 DALE COUNTY AWAY 25 SLOCOMB HOME 4 NEW BROCKTON AWAY 5 ELBA AWAY 9 LOUISVILLE HOME 16 CLAYTON HOME 19 ZION CHAPEL AWAY 6 ARITON AWAY 16 LOUISVILLE AWAY 20 ARITON HOME 27 ELBA HOME 30 CLAYTON AWAY 3 SLOCOMB AWAY 6 GENEVA HOME 10 ZION CHAPEL HOME 13 GENEVA AWAY YOUR B-TEAM NOVEMBER 20 NEW BROCKTON HOME DECEMBER 1 EAST GATE AWAY DECEMBER 3 D.A. SMITH HOME DECEMBER 4 NEW BROCKTON AWAY DECEMBER 8 EAST GATE HOME DECEMBER 10 D.A. SMITH AWAY DECEMBER 11 ELBA AWAY DECEMBER 17 DAUPHIN AWAY DECEMBER 18 ELBA AWAY YOUR GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW L to R — Cathi Dalrymple, San- dra Reyes, Domesha Terry, La Quisha Thomas, Tina Key, Stephanie Peeples, Kendra McLeod. SEOND ROW L to R — Rita Tanner — Coach, Pam Knight, Darlene Lewis, Fatima Miles, Bar- bara Harper. Vilona Sample. NOT PICTURED — Tina Luckett, Andrea Swi- hart. 89 YOUR JR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row L to R — Bernard Reynolds, Jamie Macgrath, Wayne Keye, Tony Jackson, Bobby Brown, Alfonso Brown, Asheley Bryan, Tony Bell, Second Row L to R — Coach Williamson, Jon Eubanks (Mgr.), Billy Burch, Eric Meach, Random Beecham, James Dalrymple, Greg Sum- merlin, Marcus Jones 90 YOUR TENNIS TEAM Front Row — L to R — Chris Par- rish, Mike Burch, Scott Smith, Jim- my Buker, Back Row — L to R — Vilona Sam- ple, Bernadette Washington, Clif- ford Dozier, Chris Kilpatrick, Todd Norris, Tiffany Haag. Not Pictured Maren Glover, Karen Quinn, To- moko Gilley Tennis was added to the well- rounded athletic program here at DHS this year. Many students showed an interest in this newly formed sport and twelve people committed to give the time and ded- ication needed to make our first- year a good one. Coach Rita Tanner and Coach Clyde Jones worked with the two teams many days be- fore the first match was played on March 5. This work not only paid off for the players on the court, but helped them to develop more confi- dence and character in themselves to be used throughout the rest of 91 their lives. TOP TEN SENIORS (L to R) Angie Ward. Mike Bennitield. Michelle Sapp. Mark Jay. Lynn Moring Christine Kimel. Kirsten Strange. Meloney Farver. Shannon Church. Missy Smith 92 Valedictorian: Lynn Moring Salutatorian: Christine Kimel It has become a tradition at Daleville for the Talon Staff to recognize the teacher that, in our opinion, has provided the students with the most support. Coach Johnny Sanders is the teacher to whom this year's Talon is dedicated. He serves not only as head coach of our football and track teams, but also as one of our guidance counselors. As head coach, he led the Warhawks to the State play-offs for the first time in the history of our school. As guidance counselor, he has encouraged the growth and development of each student at Daleville High School. We feel that he is a great coach, a great person, and, most importantly, a great friend! 1986-87 Talon Staff 93 M I S S H A R V E S T Q U E E N SENIOR MISS Michelle Walden 1st Runner-up — Tomoko Gilley 2nd Runner-up — Suzanne Burch JUNIOR MISS Maricon Manuel 94 1st Runner-up — Regina McKerlie 2nd Runner-up — Andrea Swiheart MISS SUZANNE BURCH 1st Runner-up — Maren Glover 2nd Runner-up — Lora Ledford MISS TALON MISS MAREN GLOVER First Runner-Up — Miss Beth Helms Second Runner-Up — Miss Mario Goodway JR. MISS TALON '87 MISS MANDY MOORE First Runner-Up. — Elizabeth King Second Runner-Up — Elaine Gandy 97 HERE IS YOUR LAST This Is killing my brain. Being alone is so fun. Smile Todd, it doesn’t hurt! 98 Didn’t you get enough sleep Mary? Come ’’CONGA’’ with us. Don’t I look sexy? Miss Pride of the South — Suzanne Burch I can’t wait until this is over. w ppi She works hard for the PRIDE. The Chain Gang Hurry up!! I have a date with a Big Mac Ain’t I cute? Who ? Me ? T. C. and his P C. Mario is lost again!! LOOK AT DHS IN 1987 Get back to work, this isn’t a break! GOSSIP. GOSSIP. GOSSIP! Hit ’em tough. Hit ’em rough. You can’t do that! Oh my gosh, how does that part go? Rah. rah. ree. kick ’em in the knee Take my picture and you die! Hows that song go again? Energy Bowl Team Hurry up and get closer for the camera. Oh girl! Let me tell you! 101 YOUR SPONSORS These are this years sponsors. With- out their contributions this yearbook would not have been possible. Of course, nothing comes free. In return all we ask is that you, when in need, will utilize these facilities. THANK YOU, YOUR ANNUAL STAFF PATRONS HOUSE OF BEAUTY ENTERPRISE OFFICE SUPPLY BELCHER RADIO SHACK FITZGERALD BIKE EQUIPMENT LANE'S FLORIST MS. BETTY STARRETT JACQUIES BOUTIQUE UNIFORMS FRANCES' FASHION SHOPPE LEE STYLE SHOP COLLEGE CRAFTS SOUTHERN ACCENTS FARVERS MOBILE HOME COURT 299-3304 Darryl Elliot “Your Morning Smile Of 1-103 Lots And Rentals Congratulations To The Class Hwy. 134 Of '87' At Diet Center, you have nothing to lose but weight. • Natural program based on sound nutrition • Private, daily counseling • Behavior modification • No shots, da or prepackaget foods • Lifetime maintenance • Low prices, n contracts INSURANCE AGENCY LITE YEARS AHEAD™ Over 2.000 Locations In U.S. And Canada. 0JJ RUCKER BLVD. PO. DRAWER 1597 ENTERPRISE. AL J6J3I BUS.: 3930737 JAKE HEATH RES.: 347-7624 202 Dothan Hwy Suite A Enterprise, AL 347-7010 OWNERS - Ditte and Bob Cooper Book Chest and Treasures 238-D N. Daleville Ave. Daleville, AL 36322 Best Of Luck (205) 598-4221 Country Creations 101 Troy Highway Enterprise, AL 36330 (205) 347-1154 tas -ov - s %s Victoriosis jlVemorieCs Furniture Sc oOxe-Moncs etta Goiter . I aryante btaur 3 0 $V iAusa Clff erflrtJSt. . { 36 3 30 Srgara Fashions Footwear 115 S. Main Street Enterprise, AL 36330 (205) 347-5191 Hours 8:30-5:30 Mon-Sat Sizes 1-13 Or 4-16 BAREFIELD'S Store For Men MartinDale Plaza Ozark AL 774-0422 Fine Men's Apparel” McLEAN JEWELRY 118 S. Main Street Phone 347-8825 Enterprise, AL 36330 Belinda Cambron 205 598-4036 Owner Compliments Of IJtjncnix enterprises Mr Tattooing GOLD SILVER PLATING JEWELRY American Association of Orthodontists Daleville Ave DR. CHARLES V. OLIVER Daleville Alabama 36322 SPECIALIST IN ORTHODONTICS TOYOTA - GMC OF ENTERPRISE, INC. TOYOTA BOB CORNING Sales Manager 906 Rucker Blvd. Enterprise, AL 36330 347-0574 GMC TRUCKS 106 Compliments Of The (Ciig af alebille PMONt 598-2345 - P.O.BOX 100 Alahanm 36322 MAYOR Gene L. Hughes COUNCILMEN Jamie Price Charles Ledford Lynn Reeves Gerald Fontaine George Caldwell Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1987 Go — Hawks — Go Shop The Merchants Of c kciauv West Gate Shopping Center For All Of Your Everyday Needs GO” “TEAM” Sewing Center DALEVILLE INN 14$ N Daleville Ave Daleville, AL 36322 205 598-4451 DalevJfe s Only Full Servue Iotel Ten ms Court — Swimming Pools Laundromat — Restaurant I Lounge -I 1 4 IK lfilM THE BANK OF OZARK ! levill SH 113 H Daleville, AL 36322 205 598-4446 Compliments of LEES STEAK HOUSE Hours • 5:00 P.M. - U:IK)P.M. 598-4493 Prepa Sun-Thurs Fri-Sat 11:00-9:00 11:00-10:00 Orders To Go “GO—HAWKS—GO” the Citizens Bank. MEMBER FDIC f THE - BARN In GATEWAY TV SALES SERVICE ii i Ozark 203 C North Daleville Ave. OALEVILLE. AL. 36322 1108 Faust Ave. 774-3669 In Dothan Owner: JIM BOYETT (205) • 598-6544 2416 Ross Clark Cir. 794-6048 Best Brands — Lowest Prices Authorized Service Center PhilCO • GE • Svlvania • Hitachi WINGS Aviator Shoppe Just Outside The Daleville Gate Balloons ORDINARY PEOPLE f lower Arrangements t s Phone: 299-3144 Located Hwy 123 Next To Jr Food Store Newton, AL 1 Congratulations 4 M A We Love You Mom, Dad, And Brian DALEVILLE FLORIST GIFTS 598-4513 When Ordinary Just Isn’t Enough DONNELL BLUD SHOPPING CENTER Flowers, Plants, Silks, Balloons Corsages. Stuffed Animals Candies. Cards, And More Phyllis Uptain Owner Congratulations ‘Stine Christine Marie Kimel We Love You Mom, Dad, And Jason Congratulations Seniors 1987 From: CARL BERRY 112 Congratulations We Are Proud Of You Woodall Heating Cooling, Inc. 713 Glover Ave. Enterprise, Al. 36330 Phone 347-1243 Home: 347-0466 A 1 s Christian Bookstore •Air Conditioning Heating •Fireplaces •Garage Doors 1LENNOXL KIM LARRY CURTIS CLAYBANK PLAZA 980 E. ANDREWS AVENUE OZARK. ALABAMA 3 360 TELEPHONE (205) 774-00 3 DEUTERONOMY 28:8 393-2634 Best Of Luck Sr's Ojcdq AND COMPANY © J T LANO DEVELOPER 100 Hickory Tree Lane Daleville. AL 36322 Merle Norman Cosmetics Beauty Salon 109 North Main Street Enterprise, Alabama 36330 (205) 598-4933 Margaret R. Collier Owner Phone 347 8344 It CENTER jg?S AUTO PARTS 342 N. Daleville Ave. Daleville. Al. 36322 Business: (2051 598-4405 lUTUfSk f • Computerized Accounting o Automated Data Service Center Suite 1. 100 Hickory Tree Lane Dalevtfe. Alabama 36322 Robin Hobbs NAPA ’ Manager 'StSSt Phone JOAN O’FIELD (205) 596-9255 B. CONNER Cl ruiknUi Young's Oriental Boutique JEWELERS Instant Credit .... Oriental Gifts.... Henry Kaufman YOUNG C SPENCER «15 MORGAN SQUARE MALL OWNER ENTERPRISE AL 36330 (205) 393-4744 Executive Center Main Level Northside Mall Daleville, Alabama Dothan, Alabama 598 - 6761 793 0939 Van Conversions Custom Pinstripino Van Accessories Sun Poors Tiov Can Operators Custom Paint FOREIGN CAR SPECIALISTS 598-2012 STYLES IMPORT V.I.P. SERVICES 926 Glover Avenue ROUTE 1 - BOX 479 - HIGHWAY 134 WEST DALEVILLE. ALABAMA 36322 Tel. (205) 3471284 CUSTOM MUFFLER SERVICE TOM STYLES lifetime warranty mufflers OWNER DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN A ! OIDSMDBIK SIGN OF LEADERSHIP NICHOLS OLDSM O BILE-PONTIAC-BUICK, Inc. K CENTER DRUG COMPANY Highway 84 East ENTERPRISE. ALABAMA 36330 Tel. 347-2266 Quality — Courtesy — Service 1 Hour Film Processing f PONTIAC BUICK GM uti.iKi Highway 134 Daleville, AL Phone: 598-9339 Nights: 684-2362 Steve Shiver R.Ph. HELEN'S ALTERATIONS 'Video- KJoxld 'DeUeviUt ifi “Paco Helen J. Thames Owner VIDEOS 4 PLAYERS FOR RENT LARGE SELECTION (205) 596-3468 1 A Gateside Trailer Ct. Daleville AL 36322 JEROME H. COHEN SANSBURY PLAZA DALEVILLE. AL 36322 205-598-4070 WE BUY•SELL•TRADE PISTOLS - RIFLES - SHOTGUNS GOLD - SILVER - DIAMONDS Oilman. Army Aviation Center Federal Credit Union PO DRAWER 0 DALEVILLE. ALABAMA 36322 (205) 598-4411 You May Be Eligible Call Now ALABAMA NEEDLE ARTS MILITARY DESIGNS SC-JutcA Stena iAa i7 s ±£aistfuig J u tina SmotAtna ra not a stx Ft Rucker — 598-4411 Daleville — 598-4411 fflasw (xi ea Ozark — 774-4928 Dothan — 793-6221 Enterprise — 347-3438 105 S. Main Enterprise. AL 36330 Phone 1-205-393-2758 Honda Cars of 1 • Soes • Rente� £ flk 1 1 • Se u e • -fee Denvery jIH 1I 1 1 • Seecton • Loeuest A-ees Enterprise EZjGESDQ STCfieOS� TVS RPPUfiNC€S 611HWY. 86 BY-PASS • ENTERPRISE. ALABAMA 36330 Randy Thrash Store Monoger FREDRANCONT (205)347 1288 FRIG I DAI RE Congratulations To The Seniors Of MAGNWCK 1987 Panasonic. HONDA 1004 Rucker Blvd. Enterprise, AL 36330 205 393-4040 DALEVILLE AUTO PARTS 425 N. Daleville Ave. Daleville, AL 36322 Congratulations Seniors! T------ MAYTAG LAUNDRY OPTER COURT Big Machines For Quilts, Drop Off 7 Days 9:00 AM 8:00 PM MAYTAG THE OE PE NOABILITY PEOPLE L M CLEANERS Daleville, AL Phone 598-2326 Go Hawks Go Compliments Of: AMOCO FOOD SHOP Rt 3 Box 8 Daleville, AL 36322 LUNSFORV S MERRITT H xNrv CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. SONNY OWNER 134 DOTHAN ROAD P. 0. BOX 1096 .32. -if- Daleville Oriental Food Gifts 1 ENTERPRISE. AL 36330 Phone (205)347-0539 334 HWY. 134 W. (205) 598-8124 DALEVILLE, Al 36322 General Contractors Authentic Oriental Dishes” ORIENTAL RESTAURANT 331 N. DALEVILLE AVE. - PHONE 598-8421 DALEVILLE, ALABAMA 36322 TED AURETT NISSAN Lunch Buffet - Mon. - Fri. Sun. 11 A M. Until 2 P M. 113 Rucker Blvd Enterprise. Alabama Open 7 Dave A Waak TAKE-OUT 4 P.M. Until 10 P.M. OROERS (205) 347-9567 Compliments Of CASA DEPINA HAIRSTYLISTS Your Total Service Salon We Congratulate The Seniors '87' San Hui Kang Chun Cha Kang 254 Donnell Blvd Daleville. AL 36322 Hwy. 855 Ph 598-2417 JIN Nl CHINESE RESTAURANT (205) 598-9153 ART, FRAMES AWARDS 203A N. Daleville Ave. Daleville, A L 36322 205-598-8114 CUSTOM FRAMES PLAQUES TROPHIES ENGRAVING POSTERS ART WORK The Annual Staff Would Like To Extend A Special Thanks To Mr. Ron Swihart For All His Support. CENTER ucker Gate Wayne W. Johnson Owner QST PUBLICATIONS, INC. Daleville Sun-Courier The Southeast Sun Coffee and Dale County’s most widely read newspapers.” Executive Center Daleville, AL Home Owned And Operated By Jim Ormond MWM WALDEN FARMS Margaret, Walt, Or Michelle Walden Route 1 Box 269 Daleville. AL 36322 [DALEVILLEl REAL ESTATE G n Hugh . Broker Night 598-2708 Hilda Caldwell. Sal p r� on Night 598-2134 P t Hugh � . Broker Night 598-2708 Jo Gallo 598-8902 D bbi S ll ra 598-2751 598-4570 598-4433 238 Daleville Ave. Daleville, AL 36322 Call Us For Your Real Estate Needs BUILDERS CASH CARRY Int. Hwy 85 92 Daleville, AL 36322 AN END TO 1987!! D.H.S. Will be long remembered in the minds of many 1987 seniors. This year at D.H.S. has been one of the best. As this year comes to an end it takes with it a lot of memorable events. It has brought with it a lot of good times as well as bad. I hope Your Book is a book of many surprises. I hope it has been to each student at D.H.S. a very good year. I leave the underclassmen with a challenge to do their best at what they do. and I leave the seniors of 1987 with this: To the class of “87 The time has come to say goodbye To the path behind us with a sigh We look forward to the future Never forgetting the past It is what we are made of the heart that will last. For the times that we've shared The paths that were crossed In our hearts they remain never lost 124 Christine Kimel Talon Editor % ( M ' Manufacturers of the World’s Finest Camper Tops. 3 Barnes Street • Industrial Park • Dale ville, Alabama 36322 Phone (205) 598-2422