Douglas High School - Eagle Yearbook (Douglas, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1970 volume:

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The footprints imbedded by you in the educational program at Douglas High School will always be looked upon with pleasant and happy memories by the faculty. It is our desire that your footprints are founded in a foundation that is capable of under- girding you throughout life. A high school graduate has a place to fulfill in society today. You must continue your educa- tional learning experiences. This continued development of knowledge and the expounding of concepts is of utmost to you and society. As you go about your daily task remember that intelli- gence gives you the capacity to learn, to wonder, and to reason. May your goals and accomplish- ments always be of the highest esteem. It is our wishes that the memories of Douglas High School be fond ones to go with you throughout a very successful life. 12 English The ability to think and write clearly is essential in this- changing world in which we live. This ability, important as it is today, will be even more important in the future. Our English department strives to give students the necessary back- ground they will use in the future. MRS. ODIE HANSON Sr. English B. S., Jacksonville MRS. ELLEN PATTERSON B.S., Jacksonville Jr. and Sr. English 13 Mathematics MR. RICHARD HAYES Jr. Math B. S., Jacksonville MRS. MARY H. KARR Jr. Math B. S., Jacksonville MISS GRACE SCRUGGS Algebra M.A., Peabody AA Certificate Mathematics has been called the language of science. In our technically oriented society, where science of every type plays such an important part, mathematics looms as the giant field of die future. From cash registers to IBM 3060 computers, mathematics will play a major role in our future. 14 Science MRS. HATTIE GANT M.A., Athens Science MRS. RUTH ANN KING B.A., Trevecca College Sr. Science MR. WILLIAM SCOTT B. S., Livingston Biology and Jr. Science Throughout history there have been men who have asked Why? . These men are scientists. A good knowledge of science is the key to the future. Our science department has as its goal - a good knowledge of science on the part of each and every student at Douglas. 15 Vocational Education MRS. MARIE JACKSON B.S., Jacksonville Home Economics MR. W. L. MINOR M.S., Auburn Vocational Agriculture MISS SARAH SCRUGGS M. A., University of Ala. Business and Office Education In vocational education classes we learn skills that are not only useful to us now but will be invalu- able to us in the future, no matter what our profession may be. 16 Social Studies MRS. PAULINE MINOR B. S., Florence Democracy, Economics, and Sr. History MR. LANE WARREN B. S., Jacksonville History and Civics MR. KENNETH WILSON B.S., University of Ala. Jr. Social Studies The knowledge of history, civics, democ- racy and other social courses is essential for every student. In order to be a good citizen, one must understand the principles upon which our nation was founded. Our social studies de- partment could be called the maker of citi- zens. ” 17 Physical Education MR. A. L. BONDS Boys’ P.E. B.S., Jacksonville MRS. BETTY PARKER B. S., Jacksonville Girls' P.E. MR. BYRON WEST B. S., Florence Driver Training While other departments strive to teach our minds, the physical educa- tion department attempts to train and enrich our physical beings. In order to be successful you must be active. In order to be active, you must be well trained physically. 18 Special Interest Subjects MRS. ERNA RUTH DANIEL French B. S., Jacksonville Our special interest classes impart us with special skills which may prove very useful to us in the future. At Douglas High we try to make the best a little better through a varied and very interest- ing curriculum. MRS. SARAH GEIGER M.A., Athens Speech and Reading MISS GAIL GILBREATH Business B. S., Jacksonville 19 Administration and Staff MRS. ANN MANN Librarian B. S., Jacksonville MR. R. LEE MITCHELL Counselor M.S. Peabody MRS. DEWEY HAMMOND Teachers' Aide 20 The library and office of the Coun- selor at Douglas are very important places for both the students and faculty. From the library we can get enrich- ment from books, and from the coun- selor we receive die help with our problems and help in planning our fu- tures. Staff Janitors Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Camp Bus Drivers Denson, Wilson, Johnson, Brown, Bailey, Miller, Maddux, Massingill, Hayes, Childers. KNEELING: Brothers, Painter, and Lawson. Lunchroom Workers 21 Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Chaffin, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. V. Johnson, Mrs. Burgett, and Mrs. A. Johnson. In Memoriam Mrs. Louise Rains We pauSe to remember one of our faculty that gave many years of dedicated and helpful service to both the students and faculty of Douglas High School. 22 From Tiny Babies to . . . Hi! Ho! Watermelon - R. D. Tarzan - U. S. Hey, Man! I got them cosmic blues again - E. B. days - S. A. 23 Help! I'm being held prisoner by a chair - D. J. m 'A Happiness is having your own blanket - E. B. You wanna drag? - R. B. . 3r; £ ' k Look Ma! No teeth - C. A Happy days are here again - D. W. Sure, I'm a good girl D. R. You can't do that to me - C. B. £ v -v Only my hairdresser knows for sure - E. M, Tip Toe through the tulips - W. W. Come out, come out, wherever you are!'' - J, G. V' . Is that a snake I see in front of me?” - D. G. You gotta be kidding - P, B. r Well, Dr. It's like this - G. M. 'What's so funny? A. G. Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star. J. P. ... and then I said R. L. Whee! I got by with it again” - B. M. All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth' L. W. 24 SHERRIE ALLISON CLIVE AMOS ELAINE BLACKWOOD DANNY BONDS EVA BOWDEN NAN BOWEN 26 PHILLIP BUCHANAN RICKEY BUCKELEW Avis, I like your shoe 28 JAMES COPPETT KATHY DAUGHERTY PATRICIA CORBIN GREG DUVALL KENNETH DANIEL RHONDA DYAR UNDA EUDY CATHY FRASIER TOMMY FORD JUDY GABLE DIANNE GARDNER JOYCE GOSS 30 AVIS GIBSON WALTER HANCOCK JIMMY HEARD 31 BILLY KEETON GINGER MAHAN 32 ROBERT LANDERS TERRY MASON ELAINE MADDUX D REN NON MAYO KAY MAYO BILLY MINOR RHONA MITCHELL BOBBY MOORE ROGER OGLE SARA PANKEY 33 DEBORAH RICE JOHNNY RHOADES VAN SIMS SHERRY PEND LEY CARLENE PHILLIPS JAMES PIERCE SHELIA SMITH TERRY STATON DIANNE WALLS LAURA WEST ETHRIDGE WILLIAMSON WILLENE WILSON 36 Class Will We, the graduating class of 1970, being of sound mind, and of beautiful bodies, do bequeath our wonderful love, kindness, and great ability to all the people who have had the pleasure of associating with us for the past years. To the Faculty: We hope that your fond memories of all our great deeds and kindness shown to you will fill the vacant spot in your hearts as we leave you and go out into this great world. We know that it has been one of the greatest joys in your life to have known the Seniors of Seventy. To the Juniors: We leave these immortal words - We're the best there will ever be, we're the Seniors of Seventy. To the Sophomores: The Seniors of seventy-two we leave the responsibility of carrying on the great tradition of loyalty, truth and courage. To the Freshmen; To the babies of Senior High - We know you are going to miss us but just remember you will be Seniors in the great bye and bye. SHERRIE ALLISON wills her nickname Hogwoman to Larry Mosley, changing it to Hogman. DEBORAH JONES wills her ability to have all the right answers to the wrong questions to Judy Dyar. TERRY MASON and JIMMY HEARD leave their ability to play hooky and get caught to Roger Dendy and Douglas Rhoades. WALTER HANCOCK wills his hairy chest to Mike Camp. VAN SIMS and RICKEY BUCKELEW leave their easy-going ways to David Bonds and Wilburn Mahan. JAMES COPPETT wills his two front teeth to anyone that cares to go to the bottom of Burgess Lake to get them. BOBBY WINFREY and ETHRIDGE WILLIAMSON will their love for Miss Gilbreath to Don Harris and Jimmy Buckelew. BILLY KEETON leaves his height to Ted Lacks. GINGER MAHAN wills her long hair to Wanda Smith. JAMES PIERCE wills his friendly manners to Larry Johnson and J. T. Alexander. THERESA HILL leaves her ability to be on the A honor roll to Sharon Brown and Mary Harris. AVIS GIBSON and DANNY BONDS will their love for Pleasant Grove to David Kelley and Rickey Day. PHILLIP BUCHANAN wills his joke-telling ability to Neal Chaffin and Cois Phillips. RONALD BROWN leaves his love for cops and stops to Houston Lee. ROBERT LANDERS wills his good looks to Terry Mullinax. BRENDA COPELAND leaves her giggles to Carol Smith. BILLY MINOR wills his ability with women to Sherwin Wigley and Dale Brothers. STEVE LANG wills his charming ways to Larry Brewer and Jerry Sims. DIANE WALLS and KAY MAYO wills their love for Mrs. Minor to Diann Grimes and Cindy Ogle. DRENNON MAYO leaves his athletic ability to Alton Adams. NAN BOWEN and RHONA RUSH will their love for Mrs. Hanson to Gayle Brothers. KATHY BUCHANAN and MALANDA LAWSON leave all their meaness to Deborah Buchanan and Wanda Kilgo. DEBORAH RICE and EVA BOWDEN SIMS leave their cute ways to Glenda Sims and Carol Mason. 37 ELAINE BLACKWOOD and RHONDA DYAR will their sewing ability to Edna Beck and Brenda Harris. LAURA WEST and WILLENE WILSON will their typing ability to Brenda Lawson and Kathy Gil- liland. CARLENE PHILLIPS and BARBARA BRYANT leave their bashful ways to Patricia Noblitt and Patsy Fowler. BOBBY MOORE and CLIVE AMOS will their ability to bug Mrs. Minor to James Young and Billy Young. JOHNNY RHODES leaves his ability to have a good time no matter where he is to David Moore and Danny Shirley. SHELIA SMITH and ELAINE MADDUX will their neat ways to Melba Brown. KATHY DAUGHERTY PEPPERS wills her desire to get married to Mary Gibson and Charlene Burgess. LINDA EUDY leaves her study habits to Joan Jimmerson and Carolyn Estes. JAMES JOHNSON and TOMMY FORD will their confirmed bachelorhood to Mike Cook and Wayne Smith. CATHY FRASIER wills her stupidity in everything to Myra Dendy. JUDY GABLE and JOYCE GOSS will their ability to stay good friends to Susan Moon and Dianne Buchanan. DIANN GARDNER wills her ability to be married and still finish school to Janie Taylor Moore. PAT CORBIN wills her ability in athletics to Debra Frashisuer. SHERRY PENDLY leaves her mod clothes to Audrey Freeman and Barbara Snead. TERRY STATON wills his innocent looks to Dale Johnson. SARA PANKEY wills her untalkative ways to Rhonda Cornelius. KENNETH DANIEL wills his intelligent ways to Donnie Cox and Randall Turner. We, JUDY WINFREY and GREG DUVALL, leave the responsiblity of writing the class will to Mary Tidmore and Phillip Burgess. Senior Class Officers KNEELING: Bill Minor, Reporter and Greg Duvall, Vice President; Deborah Jones, Sec- retary; Danny Bonds, President; Judy Winfrey, Treasurer; Shelia Smith, Corresponding Secretary. 38 Class Prophecy The year is 1980. As we walk into the Douglas Astradome to the reunion for the Class of 1970, we see Judy Gable opening the door for Ronald Brown. We look around and see Billy Keeton hiding under a cloud of smoke and reading Life. We hear loud noises and look around to see that they are coming from Eva Bowden, Nan Bowen, James Coppett, James Pierce, Ethridge Williamson, and Bobby Winfrey. In a very dark spot sit Carlene Fhillips, Willene Wilson, Laura West, and Barbara Bryant, telling Van Sims how to succeed with girls. Well, we see that Avis Gibson is till at it! She's flirting with Jimmy Heard and Terry Mason, the new owners of the Mt. Hebron Distillery. Deborah Rice and Malanda Lawson, who are now top models, are modeling the latest fashions from London and Paris. Watching this fashion show are Sherry Pendley, Linda Eudy, Elaine Blackwood, and Tommy Ford, who is the photographer for Playboy Magazine. How Johnny Rhoades can sleep in all this noise is beyond me; but, I suppose he needs plenty of sleep after the late hours he kept last night. Rhona Rush, Diane Gardner, and Bobby Moore seem to be having some difficulty with their children, who want to play Spin the Bottle. ” We are very honored to have Shelia Smith, Joyce Goss and Kay Mayo with us, since they had to fly in from Europe just to be here today. We hear loud laughter as Phillip Buchanan tells a joke to James Johnson and Walter Hancock, the Commodity Chairmen of Douglas and Needmore. Steve Lang and Terry Staton will be along later because they are working on Terry's new Fiat. Patricia Corbin and Sara Pankey are boasting about their latest records of field and track in the Olympics. Rhonda Dyar, Brenda Copeland, Judy Winfrey, and Ginger Mahan are sitting in a huddle discussing the latest Soap Operas on the new TV station located in Douglas. Well, we see Greg Duvall and Deborah Jones, the famous folk singers, are rehearsing for their festival which will be held tomorrow night at High Point. Senator Bill Minor is delivering his speech on Soil Conservation to a group of — empty chairs. Kenneth Daniel is walking around trying to sell everybody here a magazine. We see that Rickey Buckelew, Sherrie Allison, Elaine Maddux, and Kathy Buchanan are as neat and well-dressed as ever. They have just been selected for the Best-Dressed List of Amer- ica. Theresa Hill, the great psychiatrist, is chatting with some of her former patients --- Robert Landers, Cathy Frasier, Diane Walls, and Clive Amos. Drennon Mayo and Danny Bonds, the fantastic Globe Trotters of Douglas, are handing out autographed basketballs. Who is that running in? Oh, it's Kathy Daugherty, she has forgotten to get her car again. 39 Most Ambitious Theresa Hill and Bobby Winfrey Best Personalities Shelia Smith, Robert Landers and Brenda Cope- land Best Athletes Patricia Corbin and Sara Pankey Most Congenial Elaine Blackwood and Johnny Rhoades Laziest Bobby Moore, Dianne Walls and James Johnson 41 42 Danny Bonds and Joyce Goss Neatest Steve Lang and Deborah Rice Most Mischievous Rhonda Dyar, Cathy Buchanan, and Ethridge Williamson Quietest Willine Wilson and Van Sims 44 Cutest Most Studious Kenneth Daniel and Linda Eudy Malanda Lawson and Ronald Brown 47 Ronald Brown and Judy Gable Robert Landers and Brenda Copeland Prettiest and Most Handsome Judy Winfrey and Ken Daniel Most Dependable Biggest Flirt and Wolf Bill Minor and Avis Gibson 48 The 1970 Eagle Staff Danny Bonds Activities Editor Judy Winfrey Business Manager 49 Dianne Grimes Jr. Assistant Mike Camp Jr. Assistant Greg Duvall Treasurer Kay Mayo Ad Manager Jimmy Heard Ad Manager Ken Daniel Photographer Terry Mason Photographer Kathy Daugherty Peppers Typist Ethridge Williamson Typist Theresa Hill Typist Brenda Copeland Typist Miss Sarah Scruggs Sponsor Adams, Alton Alexander, J. T. Beck, Edna Bonds, David Brewer, Larry Brothers, Dale Brothers, Gayle Brown, Melba Brown, Sharon Buchanan, Debra Buchanan, Dianne Buckelew, Jimmy Burgess, Phillip Camp, Michael Chaffin, Neal Cook, Michael Cornelius, Rhonda Cox, Donnie Day, Rickey Dendy, Myra Dendy, Roger Dyar, Judy Estes, Carolyn Fowler, Patsy 52 Frachiseur, Debra Freeman, Audrey Gibson, Mary Gilliland, Kathy Grimes, Dianne Harris, Brenda Harris, Donald Harris, Mary Jimmerson, Joan Johnson, Dale Johnson, Larry Kelley, David Kilgo, Wanda Lacks, Ted Lawson, Brenda Lee, Houston Mahan, Wilburn Mason, Carol Moore, David Mosley, Larry Mullinax, Terry Noblitt, Patricia Ogle, Cindy Pettis, Susan 53 Phillips, Cois Rhoades, Douglas Shirley, Danny Sims, Glenda Sims, Jerry Smith, Carol Smith, Wanda Smith, Wayne Snead, Barbara Taylor, Janie Tidmore, Mary Turner, Randall Phillip Burgess, President Glenda Sims, Treasurer Mary Tidmore, Vice President Douglas Rhoades, Reporter Dale Brothers, Secretary Melba Brown, Reporter Wigley, Sherwin Young, Billy Young, James Burgess, Charlene Jr- Class Officers 54 31 am Adams, Patricia Alexander, Kenneth Bartlett, Larry Bean, Edwin Bearden, Neal Beck, Janice Beck, Lelas Berry, Rebecca Blackwood, Verlon Bonds, Donna Bonds, Lester Bonds, Larry Bonds, Tony Bowden, Billy Bowen, Ronny Bryant, Billy Camp, Linda Carnes, Gynn Carnes, Sandra Claborn, Anita Claborn, Paula Collett, Freda Copeland, Ken Coppett, Roben Cornelius, Gary Currier, Rosalyn Daniels, Ruth England, Pauline Ford, John Formby, Deborah Frasier, Larry Freeman, Richard Gamble, Donna Garrett, Charles Garrett, Joe 56 Gibson,- Mike Grimes, Barney, Hambrick, Linda Harris, Danny Harris, Marion Hawkins, Michael Irvin, Billy Jackson, Karen Jimmerson, Edward Johnson, Connie Landers, Carol Landrum, Janice Mahan, Freda Mahan, Wanda Martin, Arvil McCoy, Randy Miller, Verlon Mitchell, Rex Mohaon, Mickey Morgan, Sylvia Morrow, Connie Morrow, Steve Murray, Patsy Ogle, Sarah Owens, Rickey Parker, John Pate, Roy Patterson, Varylon Pitt, Pat Pritchett, Wayne Sims, Roger Sims, Wendell Smith, Mike Spears, Roger Stracener, Marilyn 57 Sophomore Officers Rex Mitchell, Resident Joe Garrett, Secretary Carol Landers, Vice President Verlon Blackwood, Reporter 58 Bean, Pam Beck, Ray Bobo, Bobby Bonds, Jamie Brown, Kay Brown, Susan Brown, Vickie Burgess, Caron Burks, Elizabeth Cash, Debbie Dendy, Susan Dodd, Jesse Duke, Steve Duvall, Margaret Epps, Larry Floyd, Johnny Formby, Karen Fox, Milton Franklin, Robert Gardner, Paul Garrard, Doris Gibson, Phillip Gibson, Larry Garrison, Ronny Gilliland, Christie Green, David Griffin, Imogene Hancock, Bonnie Hancock, Eugene Helms, Karon 60 Helms, Sharon Jimmerson, Johnny Jimmerson, Robin Jolley, Juanita Keener, Sandra Kinney, Patricia Landrum, Jean Lawson, James Ledbetter, Judy Lee, Brenda Mason, Debra Massingill, Dale Mayo, Phyllis McBrayer, Johnnie McCreless, Rebecca McWhorter, Cynthia Mims, Alvin Morris, Janice Mosley, Amelia Nelson, Rickey Newborn, Donny Noblitt, Danny Pend ley, Debbie Phillips, Connie Ragon, Diane Reidlinger, Randall Scott, Jerry Shelton, Larry Sisco, Gwendolyn Smith, Anthony 61 Snead, Patricia Southerland, Wanda Stewart, Peggy Stone, Buster Talton, Eddie Taylor, Allen Young, Linda Young, Rickey Walker, Dana Walker, Ronald Freshman Officers 62 Eighth Grade Bean, Steve Bearden, Jimmy Bennett, Earnstine Bonds, Joanna Bowen, Pam Bowen, Stan Bowen, Teresa Breedlove, Judy Breedwell, Nancy Brown, Ruth Buchanan, Cindy Buchanan, Terry Buckelew, Trent Calhoun, Woody Camp, Perry Copeland, Cecil Cornelius, Pam Darden, Glenda Darden, Linda England, Steven Foshee, Terry Epps, Garry Freeman, Vicky Garner, Johnny Gibson, Susan Gilmer, Billy Gunter, Phillip Harris, Faye Jackson, David Johnson, Pat 64 Keener, Lila Kelley, Phyllis Kinney, Melissa Lawerence, Brenda Lawson, Keith Logan, Mona Long, Debra Lyle, Patricia Maddux, Sabrina Mahan, Janice Martin, Kenneth Martin, Paul McCollum, Ricky McCullars, James Miller, Selina Mohon, Linda Moore, Johnny Mullinax, Teres; Mullinax, Wayne Nolan, Keith Pankey, David Patterson, Lorene Pledger, Myra Pritchett, Myra Ross, Roger Sims, Jerry Sisco, Janifer Smalley, Allred Smith, Danny Smith, Erby 65 Smith, Vickey Smith, Wilma Thacker, Darrell Young, Greg Young, Randy Walls, James Walsh, Debra West, Patricia Williams, Gelynn Winfrey, Deborah Eighth Grade Officers 66 Seventh Grade Alexander, Jimmy Allison, David Bannister, Pat Bartlett, Mark Beck, Bobby Bean, Mark Bonds, David Bonds, Marie Breedlove, Rita Brewton, Billy Bowden, Pam Brown, Stan Burks, Kenneth Burks, Larry Camp, Wilma Carnes, Mike Chaffin, Melinda Chaffin, Stan Copeland, Carolyn Coppett, Bobbie Denson, Terry Dobbins, Sharon Dyar, Sherry Echols, Frankie Edmonds, Terry Epps, Sheila Epps, Terry Estes, Jimmy Evans, Sandra Evans, Vanessa Floyd, Doris Ford, Sharon Foshee, Steve Fowler, Gayrene Fox, Mike 67 Gibbs, Richard Gibson, Charlene Gibson, Jenny Gibson, Terry Gilliland, Cindy Greer, Johnny Grimes, Andy Gunter, Larry Hancock, Cecil Henson, Rickey Holder, Kathy Horton, Linda Hunt, Mitchell Jackson, Billy Jackson, Steven Jimmerson, Dianne Johnson, Tony Jones, Joy Karr, Allen Keener, Glenn Ledbetter, Janice McBrayer, Wayne McGill, Cindy McWhorter, Freddie Mahan, Felcia Maltbie, Brelen Mann, Nancy Martin, Sylvia Matthews, Kathy Miller, Denese Miller, Joel Lee Miller, Jolene Minor, Pam Mohon, Bruce Mom an, Anita 68 Montgomery, John Moore, Travis Morris, Jo Ann Morris, Ray Morrow, Regina Morrow, Ronald Nelson, Gary Parker, Lynn Parrish, Ronald Ray, Melissa Rogers, Stephen Reidlinger, Preston Simpson, Tyra Smith, Junior Smith, Travis Sorter, Shan Staton, Denise Stover, Kenneth Talton, Danny Umphrey, Wilburn Ward, Janene Wheeler, Cindy Wheeler, Diana Whitehead, Ann Wilbrand, Randy Williams, Janice Williams, Mickey Williamson, Lydia Winfrey, Pat Hand, Harold Jr. I Officers Patricia Winfrey - Secretary, Pam Bowden - President, Steve Rogers - Vice President 69 New Girl??? Oh, My Lord After 5 days at Cheerleader Clinic. Sleepyhead New Style Hat But, Can't anyone smile? Ain't it the truth? Pucker Power Hard at Work! Good Ole Barney But, I don't understand! Cast of Hee Haw Administration MR. ROBERT D. SLOMAN Principal B.S. Jacksonville State University M.A.T. Athens College MESSAGE The teacher speaking to a heterogeneous class, offering his or her advice, can do no more than offer. Walt Whitman said, Not I - not God, can travel this road for you.” Those of us in the field of education marvel at the accomplishments of the educables. Certainly each teacher feels just a little proud when he sees the name of a former student in print as a result of an accomplishment. There are, however, those who never make the headlines perhaps because of modesty, lack of interest, or inability. This day and age provides an opportunity for each and every student to attain his goals regardless of how high these goals are set. Education sets the pattern for success; the individual fills the mold. To the students not graduating let me advise you to stay in school; education pays dividends. To the graduating seniors let me congratulate you upon your reception of the high school diploma. Let it be the stepping stone to a fruitful and successful future. 72 MRS. NANNIE FRACHISEUR B. S., Jacksonville First Grade MRS. MARGARET JARVIS B.S., Jacksonville First Grade 73 MRS. WILLIE LEE B.S., Jacksonville Second Grade MRS. VERMA DEAN FOWLER B. S., Jacksonville Second Grade 74 MRS. RUTH BONDS B. S., Jacksonville Third Grade MRS. TULA VAUGHN B. S., Jacksonville Third Grade MISS SANDRA HAMMETT B. S., Jacksonville Fourth Grade MRS. OPAL BOBO B. S., Jacksonville Fourth Grade MRS. SHARRON OLIVER B. S., Jacksonville Fifth Grade MRS. RUBY REAGAN B. S., Jacksonville Fifth Grade MISS MILDRED BORING B.S., Jacksonville Fifth Grade 76 MR. J. T. LANG B. S., Jacksonville Sixth Grade MR. MILTON FOWLER B. S., Jacksonville Sixth Grade MRS. DOROTHY SHEETS B. S., Jacksonville Reading MRS. WANDA RICHARDSON Teachers’ Aide MR. MICHAEL BENEFIELD B. S., Jacksonville Special Education Sixth Grade Beard, Billie Fay Beard, Tula Beck, Mike Bishop, Wanda Bonds, Jeff Breedlove, Kathy Breedlove, Tommy Brown, Gary Burgess, Benny Byrum, Phillip Calhoun, Timothy Camp, Elane Carroll, Keith Chaffin, Kathy Childers, Marty Colbert, Clara Corbin, Beard Denson, Jimmy Duggan, Theresa Dunn, Thomas England, Janice Evans, Carolyn Estes, Linda Frasier, Rhonda Fox, Junior 79 Fox, Timothy Garrad, Wella Gibson, Brenda Glassco, Joy Graben, Phillip Gray, Junior Hancock, Gail Hancock, Myra Harper, Rickey Harris, Phyllis Harvey, Danny Holland, Anothy Hughes, James Hulsey, Debra Jimmerson, Terry Kerner, Bill Landers, Sharon Lawson, Flo Ann Lee, Kenneth Long, David McCoy, Susan McCullors, Mike McGahee, Rickey Maddux, Regina Mills, Linda Sue 80 Mitchell, Kelley Mitchell, Virginia Morgan, Theresa Moultrie, Tommy Murray, Duncan Ogle, Paul Pearce, June Pierce, Neal Reidlinger, Mike Sims, Darenda Sims, Julian Smith, Gary Smith, Mary Spear, Phillip Thomas, Margie 81 Fifth Grade Alexander, Earnest Bearden, Kay Beck, Donnie Bennett, Debra Bishop, Jeff Bowden, Paul Bowen, Jan Breedlove, Paul Brothers, Wanda Brown, Dale Brown, Teresa Brown, Tim Bryant, Joyce Buckelew, Tina Chaffin, Cindy Copeland, Delora Corbin, James Cornelius, Roger Currier, Karen Dendy, Shelia 82 Dunn, Cathy Edmonds, Donald Estes, Dennis Evans, Linda Fox, Steve Freeman, Mona Freeman, Travis Gable, Rickey Gibbs, Ronald Gibson, Carla Gibson, Jimmy Green, Johnny Grimes, Phillip Hammett, Beverly Hawkins, Phillip Hayes, Janice Holland, Debra Jackson, Greg Jackson, Joyce Jimmerson, Gary Jaco, David Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Janet King, Tommy Kinney, Greg Kight, Johnny Kinney, Vickey Lang, Randall Lawrence, Glenda Lee, Ronald 83 McCoy, Kenny McCoy, Sieve McKee, Lottie McLeod, Patricia Miller, Jeff Mosley, Donald Mosley, Sheila Mitchell, Linda Newborn, Barbara Otinger, Rickey Parker, Vickey Pankey, Tammy Patterson, Glen Patterson, Thomas Richardson, Randy Ross, Larry Sheets, Wanda Simpson, Maria Sims, Cindy Smith, Pam Smith, Steve Springfield, Joyce Stover, Terry Strancener, Rickey Strancener, Timmy Thompson, Phillip Tims, Kenneth Tims, Phillip Umphrey, Carolyn Williams, Steve Wilson, Martha Winfrey, Jeff Musick, Danny 84 Fourth Grade Beck, Sherrill Bowen, Randy Breedlove, Richard Camp, Sharon Claborn, David Collins, David Copeland, Martha l Cornelius, Karen Copeland, Janice Cuzzort, Pam Daniel, Rosemary'— Dennis, Randall Dowdy, Tommy Duvall, DiannDe ? Jl Edmonds, Rena England, Susan'— Epps, Tina Estes, Joyce ■— Eudy, Michael Evans, Jerry i Formby, Belinda Foshee, William Frasier, Tim t— Freeman, William t— Gable, Randy i— 85 Garner, George Gibson, Frankie Gilliland, Bonita Glassco, Mike Goss, Deborah i____ Hancock, Terry'— Hambrick, Robert Hayes, Jeannie Henderson, Jimmy Holder, Rickey Hudgins, Thomas - Hunt, Annette w- Irvin, Mack Kinney, Jeff Lawrence, Stanley «- Lawrence, Steven Logan, Jerry Lynn McBryer, Jimmy McCoy, Regina Maddux, Cynthia Mitchell, Debbie Mohan, Robert Morris, Linda Orr, Tommy Otinger, Debra 86 Otinger, Mike Owens, Tina Jo Parker, Randy Parrish, Michael1 Pratt, Darwin Rogers, Lauren i— Sims, Carolyn Sims, Ruby Thomas, Bobbie j-— Towns, Jeff Umphrey, Sherry West, Joseph u- West, Mary White, June ■«'' White, Lee Wilson, Collene Whitley, Timmy Whitman, Kathy t-' Williams, Kenneth i- 87 Third Grade Barnes, Brenda Bean, Allen1' Beard, Wayne Beck, Herbert Beck, Patricia Bobo, Randy '' Bowden, Deborah Bowen, Lawana Braham, Gaylon Breedlove, Danny S' Brown, Joseph Bryant, Robert� Calhoun, Jerry Cornelius, Jeff ''' Dennis; Belynn Denson, Lynn Denson, Rita K Dooley, Robert Duvall, D f Ti ingle, Peggy Epps, Rickey Eubanks, David Evans, Billy� — Evans, Roger Foshee, Kenneth Franklin, Alvin ■ Freeman, Rickey‘S Gibson, Bobby Gibson, Ted Gilliland, Greg i-— 88 Grimes, Connie Hammett, V allied Hancock, Terry ' Hudgins, Sue Hulsey, Diann Jimmerson, Vickie Johnson, Melvin Johnson, Pam Jolley, Sherrill Kelley, Greg Key, Andrew Kight, Judy Kilgo, Ronny • King, Roger King, Tony Landers, Dale Lang, Myra —— Lee, Cynthia Lemaster, Frances Lochomy, Phillip Lyle, Thomas McCoy, Debbie McCoy, Pam McCullars, David McWhorter, Jerry 89 Maddux, John Mitchell, Mike Morris, Diann • Mosley, Jeff Mosley, Ken Mullinax, David t - Murray, Debra Ogle, Mark Patterson, Theresa Pearce, Richard - Pendley, Gary Pettis, Paul — Pierce, Ray Rhodes, Ovis Reidlinger, Mark Sheets, Jeff Simoneaux, Curtis Simpson, Joy Simpson, Randall Sims, Cheryl S Sims, Thomas Smith, Dennis S' Smith, Elizabeth Talton, Mike� - Wallace, Robert S' Walls, Lynn Winfrey, Edward1 ' Winfrey, Lamar Wynn, Timothy Young, Mary 90 Second Grade Bartlette, David Bearden, Robert Bennett, Danny Breedlove, Pat Breedlove, Philip Brothers, Romana Brown, Carol Ann Brown, Rita Bryant, Margaret Buckelew, Dana Burgett, Laura Burks, Jerry Wayne Causey, David Chaffin, Lind Cook, Gene Corbin, Barbara Cornelius, Vickie Crawford, James Dendy, Dennis Dowdy, DeArmond Dunn, Sherrie Edmonds, Scott Eubanks, Gay Evans, David Freeman, Myrtle Franklin, Brenda Gibbs, Arthur Glassco, Deborah Goss, Bobby Hancock, David 91 Hancock, Janice Hand, Billy Wayne Harper, Tommy Hughes, Eric Johnson, Jeff Key, Leslie Kight, Kathy King, Terry Ray Lang, Gleen Logan, Jeff McKee, Buddy McNair, Michael Miller, Sammie Morgan, Kathy Newman, Melinda Parker, Vickey Pritchett, Vickey Sheets, Sue Shelton, Cynthia Simpson, Ethan Simpson, Kerry Sims, Gary Smith, Annie Mae Smith, Beverly Snead, James Stone, Kimberly Taylor, Ronnie Thacker, DeLynn Thomas, George Watts, Byron Whitehead, Kim Woodham, Melissa Young, Donna 92 First Grade Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Barnes, Roland Beard, David Beck, Shannon Beck, Tim Bennen, Danny Burk, David Camp, James Denson, Carolyn Edmonds, Gary Edmonds, Karry Epps, Steven Foshee, Joseph Franklin, Edward Gibson, Dianne Gibson, Sharon Gilliland, Carol Glassco, Jay Glassco, Lendell Goss, Kenneth Hayes, Glenda Henderson, Jeff Humphrey, Travis Johnson, Alan Johnson, Fredia Johnston, Randall 93 Jolley, Myra Kight, Mike Kinney, Sandra Lang, Micheal Landers, Faron Lawson, Jeff Lawrence, Stacey Lee, Donna Lemaster, William McCoy, Beth McWhorter, Max McWhorter, Roger Maddox, Janice Matthews, Laura Mitchell, Melinda Moody, Dean Moman, Sherrill Morris, Jeanette Mosley, Bobby Murray, Ross Ogle, Timothy Patterson, Debra Pendley, Cynthia Renfroe, Dennis Renfroe, Steven Little Ones Where are you going my Little Ones, Today? Turn around and you're growing, Turn around and you're grown ... 94 Richardson, Rod Rhodes, Polly Ann Sims, Norman Smith, Allen Smith, Edward Smith, Pam Stanford, William Tidmore, Timothy Tims, Rickey Towns, Sue Umphrey, Travis Walker, Kathy Walls, Carolyn West, Loratte White, Regina 95 Turn around and you're in a great big world A world of your own. Special Education Bryant, Mike Griffin, Jackie Hudgins, Horace Hudgins, Skippy Phillips, Charley Sims, Betty Sims, Douglas Sims, Sam Smith, Danny White, Pat Dunn, Wayne 96 SENIOR A TEAM Ted Lacks, Danny Shirley, David Kelley, Alton Adams, Dale Johnson, Danny Joe Bonds, Dale Brothers, Sherwin Wigley, Terry Mullanix, David Moore, COACH A. L. BONDS ALTON ADAMS COACH BYRON WEST COACH RICHARD HAYES DANNY BONDS COACH KENNETH WILSON DALE BROTHERS 98 DANNY SHIRLEY SHERWIN WIGLEY The Douglas Eagles compiled a 16-11 record for the 1969-70 season before win- ning second place in the area tournament. 99 SENIOR B TEAM Rex Mitchell, Steve Morrow, David Wilson, Terry Mullinax, Larry Bartlett, Gwyn Carnes, Edward Jimmer- son, Mike Wilson, Phillip Buigess, Larry Frashier. PHILLIP BURGESS GWYN CARNES LARRY FRASIER 100 The Mighty Eagles 102 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Ginger Mahan and Donna Gamble. SECOND ROW: Mary Tidmore, Pat Pin, and Myra Dendy. THIRD ROW: Glenda Sims, Patricia Adams, and Carol Smith. 103 GINGER MAHAN PAT PITT GLENDA SIMS CAROL SMITH MARY TIDMORE Go Eagles! You've got that spirit! MRS. BETTY PARKER Sponsor 104 JUNIOR A TEAM Steve Duke, Randall Reidlinger, Anthony Smith, Danny Winfrey, Paul Gardner, Larry Gibson, Buster Stone, Allen Taylor, and Johnny Floyd, COACH RICHARD HAYES JUNIOR B TEAM Mike Winfrey, Darrell Thacker, Randy Young, Wayne Mullinax, Mike Foshee, Roger Ross, Perry Camp, Johnny Moore, Richard Woodham, Jerry Sims, Stan Bowen, and Darrell Bean. 105 JUNIOR C TEAM KNEELING: David Bonds, Junior Smith, David Allison, Stanly Chaffin, Mark Bean, Mark Bartlett, Andy Grimes, STANDING: Steve Foshee, Stephen Jackson, Danny Talton, Preston Reid linger, Terry Gibson, Travis Moore, Mitch Hunt, Mike Carnes. COACH KENNETH WILSON Junior Cheerleader Sponsor: MRS. MARIE JACKSON JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Myra Pledger, Karon Formby, Deborah Winfrey. SECOND ROW; Susan Dendy, Patricia Kinney, and Rebecca McCreless. 106 STATISTICIANS: Nan Bowen, Melba Brown, Judy Winfrey. MANAGERS: Wendell Sims, Dale Massingill. A Typical Day in P.E. 107 Jr. High Pep Club 108 Sr. High Pep Club D CLUB FIRST ROW: Glenda Sims, Ginger Mahan, Donna Gamble, Myra Dendy, Mary Tidmore, Patricia Adams, Carol Smith, and Pat Pitt. SECOND ROW: Deborah Jones, Dale Johnson, Danny Shirley, Melba Brown, Ted Lacks, and Roger Spears. THIRD ROW: Alton Adams, Phillip Burgess, Sherwin Wigley, Dale Brothers, David Kelley, Danny Bonds, and Wendell Sims. FOURTH ROW: David Moore, Terry Mullinax, and Dale Massingill. FCA FIRST ROW: Donna Gamble, Patricia Adams, Pat Pitt, Glenda Sims, and Mary Tidmore. SECOND ROW: Carol Smith, Sherwing Wigley, Dale Brothers, Rex Mitchell, Steve Morrow, Wendell Sims. THIRD ROW: Melba Brown, Dale Johnson, Phillip Burgess, David Kelley, Connie Morrow, Myra Dendy, and Jesse Dodd. 109 Elementary 4-H Clubs HO Jr. High 4-H Clubs MRS. DEWEY HAMMOND Girls Sponsor MR. KENNETH WILSON Boys Sponsor III Beta Club The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among the high school students, to reward meritorious achieve- ments, and to assist and encourage students to continue their education after high school. MISS GAIL GILBREATH Sponsor Melba Brown, Reporter; Gayle Brothers, Treasurer; Kathy Peppers, Secretary; Phillip Burgess, Vice President; Gregg Duvall, President 112 Eagle View Staff FIRST ROW: Myra Dendy, High School Editor; Kay Mayo, Activity Editor; Carol Smith, Sports Writer; Shelia Smith, Elementary Editor. SECOND ROW: Theresa Hill, Editor; Kathy Peppeis, Feature Writer; Phillip Burgess, Circulation Manager; Dale Johnson, High School Editor. THIRD ROW: Bill Minor, Activity Editor; Dale Brothers, Sports Writer; Douglas Rhoades, Artist. NOT SHOWN: Mary Harris, Artist; Rhona Rush, Feature Writer. The school newspaper at Douglas, THE EAGLE VIEW, is published by the Beta Club. 113 MISS GAIL GILBREATH Sponsor QUILL AND SCROLL SEATED: Danny Bonds, Bill Minor, Miss S. Scruggs, Eva Sims, Theresa Hill. STANDING: Judy Winfrey, Etheridge Williamson, Kay Mayo, Jimmy Heard, Brenda Copeland, Terry Mason, Avis Gibson, Greg Duvall, Deborah Jones, Kenneth Daniel, Kathy Peppers. NOT SHOWN: Mary Harris, Mike Camp, Shelia Smith, Dianne Grimes. _________ ' IN ’ IDNATONA. . Quill and Scroll is a National Honor Society for members of the year- book and school paper. 'i FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Melba Brown, President; Brenda Copeland, Vice President; Patricia Noblitt, Secretary; Deborah Buchanan, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Ruth Daniel, Brenda Lawson, Glenda Sims, Joan Jimmerson, Kathy Gilliland, Shelia Smith, Anita Claborn. THIRD ROW: Gayle Brothers, Janice Beck, Rosalyn Currier, Sherry Wheeler, Janice Landrum, Audrey Freeman, Patsy Fowler, Kathy Peppers. NOT SHOWN: Joyce Goss, Judy Gable, Deborah Frasier, Sarah Ogle, Carol Landers. FBLA is an organization for business students. MISS SARAH SCRUGGS Sponsor 114 F.T.A FIRST ROW: Melba Brown, Brenda Copeland, Rhona Rush, Dianne Walls, Nan Bowen, Judy Winfrey, Myra Dendy, Sharon Brown. SECOND ROW: Larry Mosley, Dianne Gardner, Patricia Corbin, Susan Moon, Carol Mason, Barbara Snead, Rhonda Cornelius, Carol Smith, Kenneth Daniel. THIRD ROW: Donnie Cox, Dale Brothers, Mike Camp, Mary Tidmore, Mary Harris, Glenda Sims, Sherrie Allison, Houston Lee, Ethridge Williamson. The Future Teachers of America is a club that strives to prepare its members for a teaching career. 115 F.H.A Future Homemakers of America is a club for high school girls taking Home Economics. OFFICERS SEATED: Kay Mayo, President; Eva Sims, Vice President; Dianne Buchanan, Secretaiy; Mary Tidmore, Treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Marie Jackson, Sponsor; Shelia Smith, Reporter; Myra Dendy, Parliamentarian; Rhonda Dyar, Historian; Glenda Sims and Brenda Copeland, Recreational Leaders. 116 F.F.A Future Farmers of America is an organization for the boys taking Vocational Agriculture in high school. OFFICERS SEATED: Dale Brothers, Vice Presi- dent; Danny Shirley, President; Sherwin Wigley, Secretary. STANDING: Larry Mosley, Treasurer; Wayne Smith, Sentinel; Larry Frasier, Reporter. MR. WALTER MINOR Sponsor 117 Harvest Festival 118 Talent Show 119 Pep Rally at D.H.S. 120 Jr- -Sr. Christmas Party 121 122 123 Princess and Prince Elementary Queen and king Joyce Jackson and Phillip Thompson 124 Beverly Smith and Richard Pierce Greg Duvall Avis Gibson 126 Homecoming Princess Donna Scruggs and Escort Gwyn Carnes Queen Donna Gamble and Escort Billy Bowden 127 DONNA SCRUGGS 128 129 Jean Landrum, First Alternate for Homecoming Princess Escort: Rickey Buckelew Jolene Miller, Second Alternate for Homecoming Princess Escort: Steven Rogers Deborah Jones, First Alternate for Homecoming Queen Escort: Johnny Rhoades Mary Tidmore, Second Alternate for Homecoming Queen Escort: Mike Camp 130 131 41 a Valentine Ball 132 Feb. 12, 1970 133 135 136 Beta Club Banquet 139 “Wonderland By Night” May 12, 1970 140 141 142 D Club Initiation Sadie Hawkin’s Day Second Annual SADIE HAWKINS Douglas High — School 146 Future Homemakers of America Awards DIANNE MURRAY GARDNER Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow DIANNE BUCHANAN Crisco Award KAY MAYO Silversmiths Guild Sterling Silver Award for Out- standing Home Economics Achievement PAT PITT RHONDA DYAR SHARON BROWN Co-ed Correspondent McCall's Teen Fashion Board Beef Cookoff Winner 147 JUANITA JOLLEY Outstanding Sewing Ability KATHY WINFREY Outstanding Sewing Ability KATHY WINFREY Outstanding Student Advanced Home Economics 148 PATRICIA SNEAD Outstanding Sewing Ability JANIE BONDS Outstanding Student Basic Home Economics Picture Not Available DONNA BONDS Outstanding Sewing Ability CARON BURGESS Outstanding Student Basic Home Economics ANITA CLA BORN Outstanding Student Advanced Home Economics DEBORAH FORMBY Improved Seamstress SARAH OGLE Improved Seamstress Future Farmers of America Awards Public Speaking BILL MINOR 1st. County, 1st. Area, 1st. District Land Judging LARRY BARTLETT, DANNY BONDS, KENNETH DANIEL 1st. County, 1st District 149 Proficiency Awards Star Greenhand RONNY BOWEN Farm Mechanics DAVID MOORE Star Chapter Farmer EDWARD JIMMERSON Dairy Farming VERLON BLACKWOOD Home Improvement DANNY WINFREY 150 Dairy Judging DALE BROTHERS, SHERWIN WIGLEY, VERLON BLACKWOOD, RICKY OWENS 2nd. County State Farmers ALTON ADAMS. DALE BROTHERS, LARRY MOSLEY, LARRY JOHNSON Concession Managers 151 LARRY JOHNSON and RANDY McCOY Technical School Awards J. T. ALEXANDER State Winner in Brick Masonry PHILLIP BUCHANAN STEVE LANG and CLIVE AMOS Second Place in State in Welding Fourth Place in State in Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest 152 Outstanding Teenagers of America Speaking Contestants MELBA BROWN B.O.E. Student of the Year MARY TIDMORE First Place VFW Speaking BILL MINOR Second Place VFW Speaking DEBORAH JONES Third Place VFW Speaking Top Magazine Sales KENNETH DANIEL, BOBBY WINFREY, BILLY KEETON, THERESA HILL and JUDY WINFREY MARY HARRIS American History Award 153 THERESA HILL I Dare You Award i DALE BROTHERS Boys' State KENNETH DANIEL I Dare You Award TERRY MULLINAX Boys' State Alternate 154 JUDY DYAR Girls' State BILL MINOR MELBA BROWN First Place Second Place American Legion Speaking Contest MARY TIDMORE Third Place Athletic Awards Most Valuable Players on A Team SHERWIN WIGLEY DANNY JOE BONDS Best Foul Shot on A Team DANNY SHIRLEY Most Improved Player on A Team DAVID KELLEY Most Valuable Players on B Team REX MITCHELL PHILLIP BURGESS Best Foul Shot on B Team STEVE MORROW 155 Most Improved Player on B Team EDWARD EARL JIMMERSON GREG DUVALL Valedictorian BILL MINOR Valedictorian KENNETH DANIEL Salutatorian DEBORAH JONES Good Citizenship Girl 156 Who's Who in American High Schools 157 Graduation — May 24, 1970 Co-Valedictorians GREG DUVALL BILL MINOR Salutatorian Historian KENNETH DANIEL THERESA HILL Graduation — A time for joy . . . 158 but, also a time for tears . . . 159 rv U I Senior Directory ALLISON, SHERRIE FHA 1.2,3,4 Junior and Chaper Degrees Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Princess 1 Choir 1,2 FTA 3,4 VFW Speaking Contest 3 Basketball Statistician 4 Who's Who AMOS, CLIVE VICA 4 Who's Who BLACKWOOD, ELAINE Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 3 Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees Who's Who BONDS, DANNY JOE FFA 1,2,3,4 D Club 3,4 Basketball Team 1,2,3,4 FTA 3,4 FTA President 3,4 D Club President 4 Class Favorite 1 Mr. Holiday 3 Class Officer 2, 3,4 Track Team 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 FFA Land Judging Team 2 Basketball Captain 4 Who's Who BROWN, RONALD FFA 1,2 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Who's Who BOWEN, NAN Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Junior and Chapter Degrees FTA 3,4 Basketball Statistician 4 Choir 1 Top Magazine Salesman 4 Who’s Who BRYANT, BARBARA ANN FHA 1,2,3 Pep Club Junior Homemaker Degree Who's Who BUCHANAN, KATHY Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 FHA 1.2,3,4 Youth Jury 4 Junior and Chapter Degrees Who's Who BUCHANAN, PHILLIP D Club 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 VICA 4 Who's Who BUCKELEW, RICKEY Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Who's Who CORBIN, PATRICIA Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 FHA 1,2, 3,4 FTA 3,4 Junior and Chapter Degrees Track Team 2 Who’s Who COPPETT, JAMES Who's Who COPELAND, BRENDA Class Officer 1,2 Beta Club 3,4 FTA 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Class Favorite 2 FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 4 District FHA Representative 2 Junior and Chapter Degrees Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Track Team 2 Quill and Scroll 4 •FBLA Officer 4 FBLA 4 Fashion Show, First Place 2 Who's Who Choir 1,2,3 DANIEL, KENNETH State Farmer 3 FFA 1,2,3,4 Land Judging Team 3 Good Citizen Award 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Outstanding Teenager of 1969 Annual Staff 4 FTA 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Who's Who DUVALL, GREG Beta Club 2,3,4 FFA 1,2.3,4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1,2, 3,4 Boys' State 3 Beta Club President 3,4 Class Favorite 2 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Choir 1,2,3 Harvest King 3 Mr. Beta 3 Mr. Merry Christmas 4 Quill and Scroll 4 High School Bowl 4 Graduation Usher 3 Who's Who DYAR, RHONDA Pep Club 1.2, 3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 4 Junior and Chapter Degrees Choir 2,3 Most Outstanding Home Economics Student 3 Most Progress Home Economics Student 2 Who's Who EUDY, LINDA Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 FHA 1.2,3,4 FTA 3,4 Beta Club 2,3,4 Junior and Chapter Degrees Who's Who FORD, TOMMY Basketball 2,3 D Club 3 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Track Team 4 VICA 4 Who's Who FRASIER, CATHY Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 3 Public Speaking 3 Homecoming Alternate 3 Track Team 3 Junior Homemaker Degree Choir 1,2,3 VFW Speaking Contest 3 Graduation Usherette 3 American Legion Speaking 1st. Place, County 3 Fashion Show, 1st. Place 2 Who's Who GABLE, JUDY Beta Club 3,4 FHA 1 Junior Homemaker Degree FBLA 4 Who’s Who 162 GARDNER, DIANNE Jr. Cheerleader 1 FHA 1.2, 3,4 Beta Club 3,4 Choir 3 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 FTA 3,4 Junior, Chapter, State Degrees Class Officer 2 Track Team 2 Volleyball Team 2 Beef Cook-off, 2nd place. 3 Perfect Attendance Award 1,2,3 Betty Crocker Winner 4 Who's Who GIBSON, AVIS Beta Club 3,4 FHA 1.2,3,4 FTA 3,4 FTA Officer 3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Junior and Chapter Degrees Choir 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Miss Merry Christmas 4 Fashion Show, 1st. place 2 Who's Who GOSS, JOYCE Beta Club 3,4 FHA 1 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Junior Homemaker Degree FBLA 4 Perfect Attendance Award 1 Who’s Who HANCOCK, WALTER Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 FFA 1.2,3.4 FFA Officer 3 Class Officer 1 Track Team 3 Who's Who HEARD, JIMMY Pep Club 1 FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 2 Annual Staff 4 FTA 3,4 Quill and Scroll 4 Elementary P.E. Advisor 2 FFA Master of Ceremonies 2 Who's Who HILL, THERESA Beta Club 2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 3 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 FTA 3 Eagle View, Editor 4 Annual Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Junior and Chapter Degrees Top Magazine Sales 4 Choir 2, 3 Best Seamstress, Home Ec. 2 Paper Staff 3 Fair Exhibit Winner 1 A Honor Roll 1 Who's Who JOHNSON, JAMES Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Track Team 3,4 FFA 1 VICA 4 Who’s Who KEETON, BILLY EARL FFA 1,2 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 VICA 4 Who's Who 163 JONES, DEBORAH Jr. Cheerleader 1 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3 Class Officer 1,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 2,3 Beta Club 2,3,4 Paper Staff 3 D Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Girls' State 3 Good Citizenship Award 4 History Award 3 Choir 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Who's Who LANDERS, ROBERT FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 3 Harvest King 4 Prom Prince 3 Pep Club 2,3 Who's Who LANG, STEVE Basketball 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Track Team 1,2 D Club 1,2 VICA 4 VICA Officer 4 Who's Who LAWSON, MALANDA FHA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees Graduation Usherette Who's Who MADDUX, ELAINE Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Beta Club 3,4 FTA 3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Prom Princess 3 Who's Who MAHAN, GINGER FHA 1,2,3,4 FTA 3.4 Beta Club 3,4 D Club 4 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Volleyball Team 2,3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 Harvest Queen 3 Class Officer 1,3 Choir 3 Junior, Chapter, State Homemaker Degrees VFW Speaking Contest 3 Fashion Show Talent 1st. Place 2 Who's Who MASON. TERRY FFA 1,2,3,4 Basketball Manager 1 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Elementary P. E. Advisor 2 Prom Master of Ceremonies 3 Who's Who MAYO. KAY FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Beta Club 3,4 Class Officer 1 Crisco Award 3 Junior, Chapter, State Homemaker Degrees Who's Who MOORE, BOBBY Basketball 1,2,3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Track Team 1 D Club 1.2 VICA 4 Who's Who 164 MINOR, BILL FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 2, 3 FFA Land Judging Team 1,2 FFA Public Speaking 1,2,3,4 FFA Public Speaking, 5th. Place PHILLIPS, CARLENE Pep Club 1,2 FHA 1 Junior Homemaker Degree Who's Who State 3 Beta Club 2,3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1 PIERCE, JAMES FFA 1,2.3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Who's Who VFW Speaking Contest 1,3 American Speaking Contest 1 Class Officer 4 Outstanding Teenager of America 3 FFA State Farmer 3 High School Bowl Representative 4 State Delegate, National Ag. Youth Institute 4 Who's Who RICE, DEBORAH FHA 1,2,3,4 Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees Volleyball Team 4 Class Favorite 3 Graduation Usherette 3 Who's Who Quill and Scroll PANKEY, SARA FHA 1.2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Junior Homemaker Degree Who's Who PENDLEY, SHERRY FHA 1,2 Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees Track Team 3 Pep Club 1,2 Who's Who RUSH, RHONA MITCHELL Class Officer 1,2 FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 2 Junior Homemaker Degree Junior Cheerleader 1 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club Officer 2 Varsity Cheerleader 2 D Club 2.3 Beta Club 3,4 FTA 3.4 Paper Staff 4 Choir 2 Who's Who PEPPERS, KATHY DAUGHERTY FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 3 Class Officer 1 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Varsity Cheerleader 3 Beta Club 3,4 Beta Club Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 D Club 3,4 D Club Officer 4 Paper Staff 4 FTA 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Who's Who SIMS, EVA BOWDEN FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 2,3,4 FTA 4 Beta Club 3,4 Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees Pep Club 1,2, 3.4 Annual Staff 4 Harvest Queen 4 Quill and Scroll 4 VFW Speaking Contest 3 Who’s Who Choir 1, 2,3 SIMS, VAN FFA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Who's Who 165 SMITH, SHELIA FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Officer 2,4 Beta Club 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 FTA 3,4 Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees Paper Staff 4 Class Favorite 1 Miss Holiday 3 Choir 1,2,3 Glee Club 3 Class Officer 1,2,4 VFW Speaking Contest 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Who's Who STATON, TERRY FFA 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 VICA 4 VICA Treasurer 4 WALLS, DIANE FHA 1,2,3,4 FTA 3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees Beef Cook-off, 2nd, Place 3 Choir 2 VFW Speaking Contest 3 Who’s Who WEST, LAURA KAY FHA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Junior Homemaker Degree Who's Who WILLIAMSON, ETHRIDGE FFA 1,2,3,4 Land Judging Team 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 FTA 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Choir 1, 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Who's Who WILSON, WILLENE FHA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Junior, Chapter, and State Homemaker Degrees Who's Who WINFREY. BOBBY Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Top Magazine Salesman Who's Who WINFREY, JUDY FHA 1,2,3,4 VFW Speaking Contest 3 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Beta Club 3,4 •Class Officer 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Queen 3 Choir 1 FTA 3,4 Top Magazine Salesman Junior and Chapter Homemaker Degrees Who's Wno Quill and Scroll 4 RHOADES, JOHNNY Who's Who FFA 1,2,3,4 And now the Seniors of 1970 must say Goodbye to Douglas High School, and look to the future and what it may hold for us , . , 166 The Seniors of Douglas High School wish to thank everyone for their help and support in helping us publish this annual. We especially wish to thank all the people and companies that donated money to the annual. Some of the ones giving donations were: Skyline Service and Supply Dr. W. L. Cooley, Dentist, Boaz Dr. A. G. Long, Guntersville Lumber Jack Meats Dr. Gerald R. Rowe, Guntersville Lathan Feed and Seed, Boaz Stinson's Jewelry, Boaz Charles Jones Ayers Manufacturing Co. , Boaz School Equipment Distributors, Montgomery Sheriff L. P. Dickson Stone ana Grass, Attorneys, Guntersville First Football Game At DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL - 1970 168 EARL SMITH MOTORS DOGGONE GOOD DEAL VAL-MONTE RESORT Phone 582-5457 Gunters ville DIXIE SUPERMARKET Boaz-Douglas Highway 593-5882 117 S. Broad Street Albertville, Alabama 169 KUT KURL BEAUTY SALON FAITHWAY FEED CO. Be as Lovely as You Really Are GOLDEN FLAKE INC. For Goodness Sake - Eat Golden Flake Potato Chips, Popcorn, Peanuts, Korn Kurls, Cracklings, and Peanut Butter Sandwiches 110 South 6th. St. Box 2192 Birmingham, Alabama Best Wishes to the 1970 Seniors ! ray McClendon Tax Assessor MACK MOSS Tax Collector Compliments of BROOM GROCERY Highway 75 High Mound CAMBELL’S TEXACO We specialize in Oil Changes, Greasing and Tire repairs Snead, Alabama 466-7947 Gunters ville, Alabama 170 PET DAIRY DIVISION P. O. Box 309 Phone 593-4206 Highway 431 Boaz, Alabama 171 WAKEFIELD’S Linen Service, Laundry and Dry Cleaning Senior's 70 Are The Best! And a what in a pear tree? Phone 878-2681 Albertville, Alabama WGSV-WTWX-FM ABC Network 1270 KC 95. 9 MG Guntersville Alabama You can't roller skate in a buffalo herd. Compliments of McCALL’S HARDWARE Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Snead Alabama CHASTAIN-ROBERTS CO. Supply House for Independently Owned Food Stores with a Future Anniston Alabama 172 BOAZ DAIRY QUEEN DfllRV QUEEN k 1 tAT f0R T W fOOD FOR HlklA Phone 593-3747 Boaz, Alabama MARSHALL DRIVE-IN THEATRE Home of the Big Screen Hits Phone 878-0191 Albertville GREEN’S FLORIST AND GREENHOUSES 319 Martling Road Albertville Phone 878-3511 MICKEY’S BARBER SHOP Snead Alabama GOLDEN AUTO SUPPLY Pitzler Del-Krome 3-M Foxcraft Boaz, Alabama 593-6824 173 COX MOTOR CO. Raindrops keep Falling' JORDAN OFFICE SUPPLY Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY Boaz Royal Typewriters Victor Adding-Calculators I'm a '70 Senior at Douglas ! P.O. Box 1068 Phone 546-0428 305 East Mill St. Boaz, Alabama Compliments of McKEE PRINTING All Your Printing Needs. 616 Broad St. Gadsden, Alabama North Broad Street Albertville 174 ALBERTVILLE APOTHECARY The Prescription Store Three Registered Pharmacists Free Deliveries Open Every Day 209 South Broad Street 878-1514 Albertville, Alabama P. O. Box 651 Compliments of H. D. LEE CO. INC. Manufactures of Mens and Boys Work and Leisure and Wear Clothes Boaz, Alabama MARSHALL CO. EXCHANGE Arab 586-5515 Guntersville 582-5783 Albertville 878-3261 Boaz 593-6370 175 TRO-FE DAIRY CO. Gadsden, Alabama Compliments of LORCH-ROBERTS The South's Largest Furniture and Jewelry Stores Boaz, Guntersville, and Oneonta Lorch, Inc. , Albertville Wish I was at camp! Oh, Sherry, Baby, What's on your Mind? 176 ALABAMA FARM BUREAU Compliments of A. D. ALLISON Farm Bureau comes to the seen of the accident. Auto, Fire, Life 177 103 Madison Street Albertville Alabama BURKETT 304 Governors Drive, S. W. WEATHERS Electrical Supplies Plumbing Paints Floor Coverings SUN OIL COMPANY WHITTEN’S Town and Country Clothes Est. 1948 308 East Main Street 878-3321 Albertville, Alabama 113 Ober Avenue, West Albertville, Alabama 178 Compliments of Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN Highway 431 Albertville, Alabama Compliments of JAY COPELAND Douglas Alabama 35964 Floor Mats Fender Skirts Dupont Paint Rocker Panels BONDS BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Albertville, Alabama 710 Miller Street 878-3221 Compliments of ROBERT CARROLL Good Luck to the 1970 Seniors J. O. JACKSON STORE Douglas Alabama Douglas, Alabama Compliments of PORCH DRY GOODS GILLILAND GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION We appreciate your patronage Phone 582-3752 Gunters ville, Ala. Mt. Hebron Phone 593-3372 179 BUDDY’S JEWELRY Watches, Gifts, Diamonds Albertville, Alabama 127 East Main Street Phone 878-0521 MORGAN TYPEWRITER New and Used Sales, Service, and Rentals 205 East Main Street Phone 878-2687 Albertville, Alabama JIM WALTER CORP. ADKINS Pete GRAVES, JR. JIM WALTER HOMES 1010 Memorial Parkway Huntsville, Alabama Call Collect 536-0751 BOB HEMBREE Buick and Opel Guntersville, Alabama M. M. MADDUX We specialize in oil changes, greas- ing and tire-repair. PIGGLY-WIGGLY Highway 75 Albertville, Alabama Albertville, Alabama 212 North Broad Street 878-4721 BUSH MOTORS, INC. Gunter sville W. L HALSEY GROCERY Institutional Grocers We feature code quality Foods Reliable Merchandise since 1879 Huntsville Alabama 180 W. S. RODEN CO. WINFREY Railroad Avenue Albertville, Ala. BROWN HARDWARE AND DRILLING Well drilling, pumps, paint. 593-6086 Douglas, Alabama AMBERSON’S Home of Quality Clothing. BILL AMBERSON, Owner Boaz, Alabama BEN FOSSETT AND SON (66) Groceries Fishing Tackle Highway 431 Guntersville SEGLER WATCH SHOP North Broad Street 582-2823 Guntersville, Ala. THOMPSON PRINTING CO. Letterpress and Offset Screen Process Printing Office Supplies 878-2021 Albertville, Ala. LANG’S SPORTING GOODS 118 E. Moulton St. 353-1258 Decatur, Ala. 35601 181 FLAV-O-RICH MILK ALL-JERSEY MILK Broad St. , Albertville, Alabama Fayette, Alabama FORMBY’S SHOP-EZY AND STANDARD SERVICE Serving you makes us happy! Douglas, Alabama Highway 75 EAGLE BURGER Good Food Douglas, Alabama Good Service 183 PAUL SMITH CHEVROLET See us for your automotive needs Volume Sales means bigger discount ,isnf53iir Albertville, Alabama Highway 431 SOUTH CENTRAL BELL TELEPHONE CO. Your diploma can make you an important part of South Central Bell 185 Compliments of STEPHEN’S Store of Better Clothes Three O'clock Cowboy! Boaz, Alabama ROBERT O. JOHNSON Photographer WILSON’S DISCOUNT Albertville, Alabama Health and Beauty Aids School Supplies And the sign plainly says GIRLS J North Main Street Boaz, Ala. Box 567 878-2561 JUDGE BILL JETTON JAMES “BUDDY” ALBERT Best Wishes Seniors County Court Marshall County Circuit Clerk Guntersville, Ala. Best Wishes Seniors BROWN MOTOR CO. JACKSON’S CLOVER FARM MARKET Drive What the Editor Drives - A Good Used Car From Brown Motor Co. General Merchandise Douglas Alabama Horton, Alabama TOM’S BUDDY MILLER DISTRIBUTOR HORTON BEAUTY SHOP Toasted Peanuts, Peanut Butter Sandwiches, Candies, Potato Chips, Vending Machines Best Wishes to Seniors. Albertville, Alabama 878-5021 Res. Phone: 878-3036 Phone 593-6955 Horton, Ala. HAMMER’S DOBSONS Broad and Main St. Your Family Clothing Store Phone 593-6691 Boaz, Ala. Albertville and Boaz 187 JIM WEST SON Grocery and Service Station Good Luck to the Graduating Class Route 4 Highway 75 Albertville 878-9908 Compliments of TOMMY’S OK BARBER SHOP Albertville Alabama HEWETT DRUG CO. 121 S. Broad St. Albertville, Alabama FRITO-LAY INC Coast to Coast Makers of the Best in Snack Foods 533 8th. Ave, So. Birmingham, Ala. Compliments of ABBIE AUTO PARTS Machine Shop Service East Mill Street Phone 593-5891 Boaz, Alabama CHARLIE COX Pontiac Phone 878-0992 Highway 431 North Albertville, Alabama 188 Compliments of JAN’S STUDIOS THE HOME DISPATCH We Specialize Boaz, Alabama P.O. Box 480 593-6186 Portraits, Children, Weddings, and Frames 102 South Carlisle Albertville, Ala. SAND MOUNTAIN AUTO AUCTION MARSHALL TIRE APPLIANCE Sale Every Wednesday 593-4293 Highway 431 Boaz, Alabama 618 Broad St. Guntersville, Ala. Compliments of Compliments of HAMMER’S GUNTERSVILLE DOUGLAS FURNITURE APPLIANCE Phone 593-5847 North Main Street Guntersville, Ala. Highway 75 Douglas, Alabama Compliments of Compliments of NANCY’S BAR-B-QUE REVIS GREEN GROCERY Best Wishes to Seniors Snead, Alabama M. C. Murphee Route 2 Altoona, Alabama 189 KENNAMER FURNITURE CO. Compliments of BENEFIELD’S JEWELER’S Sxquiaite Petvetry Class Rings In the Modern Manner Complete Furnishings for the Home Phone 582-5421 Guntersville, Ala. 101 South Main St. Boaz, Ala. 384 Broad St. Guntersville, Ala. FRED KING LTD. HIBBETT SONS SPORTING GOODS Boaz, Alabama Phone 593-6312 Albertville, Ala. Phone 878-2451 P. O. Bpx 130 Florence, 1242 Florence Blvd. Alabama 35630 190 VAUGHN’S RECREATION CENTER Vaughn's Fishing Camp Telephone 582-4821 P.O. Box 84 Guntersville, Ala. RAINS FURNITURE COMPANY Highway 431 Between Guntersville and Albertville WORTH RATLIFF COMPANY 191 BOAZ LEADER Serving Sand Mt. for 65 Years Photographic Dept. Advertising Printing 593-3361 Boaz, Ala. GUNTERSVILLE MOTOR CO. JOIN THE FUN. 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