Ensley High School - Jacket Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)
- Class of 1970
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The school year 1969-1970 was a time ofcrowds, iclenti-
ty, athletic whistles, chaotic clamor, slamming lockers,
screeching tires, repetitions greetings, cleafening cheers, wilcl
laughter, and mind reverberation. It is this TIME we record
in the following pages of this the 1970 Ensley High School
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Seniors .
Juniors 69
Sophomores '93
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Activities 125
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Athletics 1
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DEDICA T I ON
MRS. RUTH SMITH
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Mrs. Smith with her 1967-1968 cheerleading squad.
There is a smile at Ensley High School through which
friendliness, understanding, and concern are reflected. This
smile belongs to a person whom most students have come to
know and appreciate - Mrs. Ruth Smith.
During the past ten years at Ensley Mrs. Smith has ac-
tively participated in numerous school events, giving freely
of her time as cheerleader sponsor, acting as chairman of
the Girls' Athletic Department, sponsoring the Girls' Athletic
Association' Club, in addition to teaching a full schedule of
girl's gym classes. This year, Mrs. Smithbegan a new phase
of her career in the capacity of guidance counselor.
Many students have been influenced and inspired by her
warm, Christian personality. As an expression of apprecia-
tion for her contributions and influencef we respectfully
dedicate the 1970 JACKET to Mrs. Ruth Smith.
The '66 G,A.A. Club with Mrs. Smith
The fael-cet Staff - l970
Editor Sharon Greer
Assistant editor Sandra Ciulla
Layout and design editor Sharon Andrews
Business Martha McDonald
David Walker
Ed Cater
Activities A ,faniee Potts
Urganizations Carol Adams
fllarietta Pueeio
Administration Gail Deaton
Phyllis Marino
Typist Karen Keith
Sports Susan Miller
Bill Hand
Classes
Seniors fan Sherrill
funiors faniee Hubbard
Sophomores 1 Kitty Hewes
Freshmen Lisa Catalina
Sponsor Mr. Howard Ballew
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Our three guidance counselors assist students
with schedules, courses of study, college and
vocational plans, as well as listen to students'
personal problems, Mrs, Murlee Beard, who
did such a fine job at Ensley last year, and Mrs,
Ruth Smith, who is new in the field of counseling
at Ensley, are our two academic counselors,
This year for the first time we have a vocational
counselor, Mr, Ed Prichard, who assists students
in choosing a vocation or a college through var-
ious interests and ability tests. We salute Mrs,
Beard and our two new counselors for the excel-
lent job they are doing helping students at Ensley.
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MRS. MESCAL MAHAFFEY ff ,' MRS- IEWEL CARTER
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LIBRAR Y
Unlimited opportunities tor improving understanding and increasing knowl-
edge are offered to students at Ensley through the library which normally cir-
culates over 15, OOO books, New books received each month add to the many
fiction and biographical books already available and are made known to the
students through the "Library Bulletin" published each month, The large
reference division of the library and the more than seventy -five magazines
and periodicals greatly aid students in preparing term papers, various reports,
and in keeping abreast of current events. Because it provides such a wealth
of information for students, the library is a very essential part of Ensley 's teach-
ing progr
MISS FRANCES SEAY
Head Librarian
MISS NAN MILES
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English comprises a thorough study of the concepts of grammar,
usage, composition, and an analysis of varied forms of literature in
the English language.
Grammar, a set of language principles followed in communicat
ing with others, associates words with meaning, then puts these word
together to show how ideas are related. Grammar and EE are
closely connected because usage determines the appropriate expres-
sions in various grammatical situations. A full understanding of
grammar, therefore, requires attention to the usages of "standard"
English.
Composition comprises the expression of organized thoughts in
both writing and speech. A writer is not clearly understood unless
he follows the rules of spelling, capitalization, and punctuationg
therefore, if full expression is achieved on paper, speaking powers
develop accordingly. Literature, a collection of imaginative or
critical prose and verse, has helped our language grow by serving as
a basis for new thinking, The literature of other countries adds word
and phrases to one's own language.
Ensley High students are given excellent training in these four
phrases of English, as well as being given the opportunity to participa
in accelerated classes, designed for exceptional students. Likewise,
basic English classes are provided for
those students needing special help in
the understanding and mastering of the
English language. This diverse instruc-
tion, offered on various levels, affords
all students of Ensley -the opportunity
to know and understand all aspects of
English.
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MRS. VIVIAN CUMMINGS
Chairman
MRS. SUSAN LYNN
MARY MADDOX
MRS. IOAN MEADOWS
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MRS. JOAN ROBERTS
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HI TORY
All students begin their study of history during X
their first year at Ensle with Alabama history, w ich
provides students with ipacts about the state they live
ing Civics, which explains the privileges, rights,
and duties of the modern American citizen: and
Communism, which illustrates the governmental sys-
tem rnost violently opposed to our own,
The second year student may continue his study
of past events with World History, which traces the
development of man and his civilizations through the
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AUGUST CIRILLO
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mental colony to a world power is the topic thoroughly
covered during the third year stud? of historyi K
Seniors finalize their study o history by analyzing
the structure and function of our nation's government,
contrasting it with Communism, and investigating our
system of economics.
Through these four years of instruction students
incorporate the use of bulletin boards, film strips,
slides, current events, and outside research projects
to enliven and recreate scenes and areas of particular
interests.
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The Math Department offers courses which
can lead students into the business world of
facts and figures, or guide them through col-
lege testing programs into training for jobs to
meet the countless demands for persons with the
precise skills mathematics requires.
Commercial math consists of many types of
mathematics used in business, as well as review
and further study of basic artihmetic.
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Math for college hopefuls includes algebra I and II,
geometry, trigonometry, and calculus.
Available to all math students are the facilities of
the well-equiped Math Lab which is staffed by a math
aide and serves to offer guidance and a broader know-
ledge of math. Overhead projectors, screens, and pro-
jects corresponding to the student's past and present work
are frequently employed to further augment understanding.
C. T. McArthur MISS MARY TILL
"Who said trig wasn't fun?"
MRS. KAY TIPTON
MRS. ELIZABETH SHEETZ
Math- aide
Each year science plays a more important role in our
daily lives. The curriculum of general science, biology,
chemistry, and physics helps students to understand and
make better use of the increasing advantages offered to us
through science. General science offers a fundamental
introduction to many branches of scientific studies ranging
from geology to meteorology, therefore allowing students
to grasp the basic meaning of various sciences employed by
us each day. Biology involves the study of all living orga-
nisms and their activities, Chemistry is the study of ma-
terials found on the earth, to determine their atomic and
molecular structure and changes that occur in them, Physics
involves matter and energy in the form of mechanics heat,
light, sound, electricity and magnetism. These subjects
give students an insight into the principles indispensable for
life in the seventies,
MRS. RUBY HARDEN
Chairman
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French, Latin and Spanish are the three foreign languages of-
fered to students at Ensley, These languages give a student in-
sight into the customs and cultures of countries other than their
own, One of the most important learning aids in the Language
Department is the fully -equipped language lab, This lab con-
tains booths, recorders, and microphones for twenty -seven stu-
dents plus many records to he used at the master control.
There is a club associated with each language and the Latin
Club is affiliated with a national organization, "The Junior Clas- MISS DOROTHY HORTENSTINE
sical League, " Chairman
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MISS MARY TURNER
The Business Education Department offers a wide range of topics to Chauman
meet the needs of more students in a changing society, The secretarial
course gives students a firm foundation for well-paying positions in the
business world of the future, Teaching students to communicate with
people in the business world is the primary purpose of Business Communi-
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VOCAL
To satisfy the different musical needs and abilities of various students, the
Vocal Department is arranged into 4 specialized choral groups - Girls' Vocal,
Boys' Vocal, Choir, and the Ensemble, Each group is given instructions in
sight reading and the essentials of music and voice training, as well as the
technical aspects of musical performance in duets, solos, and ensembles, To
sharpen their musical skills, the choir participates in district competitions
with other schools throughout the city, Several times during the school year,
the entire Vocal Department combines to present concerts and programs for
assemblies.
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The Band, composed of three elements - the Marching Band,
the Stage Band, and the Concert Band - provides for students, with
the ability and desire, an opportunity to play musical instruments.
The various divisions of the band provide music for such school ac-
tivities as football games, pep rallies, special assemblies, and con-
certs for the entire student body, as well as participating in many
parades, By teaching students to master a musical instrument through
coordination, practice, and teamwork, the Band provides not only
entertainment, but an academic atmosphere,
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One of the absolute necessities of life as we know it is to be able to ex-
press ourselves and our ideas clearly to others, The fundamental concepts of
the art of communication are instilled by the Speech Department, Special
attention is given to overcoming the basic impediments of speaking to a large
number of people by instruction in controlling stage fright, choosing subjects,
making outlines, and writing speeches, Recordings, plays, readings, group
discussions, and debates are employed to improve diction and voice, The
needs and potential of each individual is thoroughly explored in an effort to
make students more able to transmit their impressions of life and living to
each other,
In addition to the Speech Department's program of dramatics, speech
therapy, oration, and discussion, it also sponsors Thespian Troupe 285, The
Thespians, with the assistance of other interested members of the student body
produce a spring and fall play each year,
MISS CYNTHIA DEASON
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Art students at Ensley apply their talent and determination to the graphic
arts, ceramics, painting, drawing, sculpture, and various other crafts designed
to please their assorted interests. Each year they prepare exhibits in the school
and design and construct scenery for the school plays, Their efforts result in
the development and expansion of their creativity, the occasional discovery
of potential talent, the sharpening of their perception of beauty, light, form,
and color, and in a deeper enjoyment of all forms of the arts.
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HOME ECO OMIC
Ensley is proud of her Home Economics Department which offers a
wide variety of courses including foods, clothing, and Everyday Living.
In the foods course, a girl learns various methods of preparing and serving
food and the requirements for a balanced menu, In clothing, a student
learns to sew a number of garments as she works with many different cloth
textures. "Everyday Living" helps a girl to improve herself as well as
teaches her the proper management of her future home,
Each year the Home Economics Department sponsors a "Simplicity
Fashion Show" where members of the clothing classes model the latest
fashions in the Simplicity pattern line. This department also sponsors
the "Betty Crocker Homemaking Contest" which offers the title of "Miss
Homemaker of Tomorrow" and an award pin to the girl attaining the
highest score on the test, Any girl can profit from having taken any one
of the courses offered in our Home Economics Department.
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The Industrial Arts Department offers instructional shopwork of a non-
vocational type to boys interested in this field. The courses offered in this
department provide general educational experiences centered around the
industrial and technical aspects of life today, In woodwork a boy learns the
basic skills of carpentry , while machine shop offers him experience in work-
ing with metals and various industrial machinery, To boys who have not yet
made up their minds as to a vocation, this course serves as an exploratory ex-
perience which may prove helpful to them in making vocational choices,
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SERGEANT JOHN ROBBIRDS
R.0.T.C.
Membership in the Army R.O.T. C, is open to all high school boys. The Reserve
Officers Training Corps teaches military tacticsi rifle handling, military commands,
marching, defensive practices, and gives information on specific weapon systems.
By earning merit points a boy can advance from "Private" to the highest rank of
"Lieutenant Colonel. " Respect for constituted authority, citizenship, and habits of
discipline are instilled in cadets through R.O, T. C,
SGM EUGENE P. MELTON
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To help reduce the number of traffic accidents and to give teenagers an understanding
of traffic regulations, the Birmingham Board of Education offers a Driver Education course
in each high school, Thirty hours of classroom instruction and six hours of actual driving D
experience are required of each student. Not only do students learn traffic regulations, M'
they also learn the causes and preventions of automobile accidents. On successful com-
pletion of the course, the student receives a certificate stating that he has successfully
completed the driving and study requirements, This certificate may then be used to reduce .
the cost of a student's auto insurance when he begins driving on his own.
MRS. KATHLEEN BURFORD
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Distributive Education is offered to students interested in learning general business principles while working in a real- job-
situation. D.E. I, a new preparatory course for Sophomores who do not work, teaches a student the fundamentals of business
and their application, plus grooming and efficiency in business, Coofrative D,E, I fCDE D is a course for Juniors and Seniors
qsixteen years and olderj who wish to receive on-the-job training in fields such as food distribution and general merchandising.
Students who have taken CDE I may continue their work and study in CDE II, Benefits to students taking D,E, include training
and supervision while working in a real-job-situation, confidence in developing one's abilities, earning-while-learning, and
references for future employment.
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MIKE BAILEY TONY VIZZINA
BILL SPARKS
Head Coach
PHY ICAL
The boys' physical education department strives to promote physical,
mental, and social fitness, With the guidance and assistance of the coaches,
the boys engage in such varied activities as, Weihtlifting, gymnastics, basket-
ball, football, volleyball, soccer, and track, Also included this year is a
special second -period pilot class of grading based on the point system, With
such a broad and varied program each individual's needs, interests, skills,
and capacities are met and fulfilled,
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Physical Education for girls attempts to help girls achieve and maintain
a high degree of fitness adapted to the maturity and capability of the individual,
Opportunities for the skilled are offered in after school intramurals, while spe-
cial attention is given to those who are physically under -developed,
The program includes exercisesg team and individual sports such as base-
ball, basketball, volleyball, track and soccerg physical fitness testing, and
tumbling.
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The road I took was named Goodbye
The path looked strange, I wondered why
It left familiar things behind.
A hand caught mine , , , I paid no mind,
The stranger never once did say
Just what had brought him on my way.
On we went, and some afraid
I wished I hadn't come, but stayed,
All the friends that I once knew
Took a road named Goodbye too.
There were no two roads just the same
'Though all were called Goodbye by name.
The road went on: we went on too,
And I was sad, for then I knew
That 'never could I be the same
Having walked down Goodbye Lane,
And though I cou1dn't understand
We walked together hand in hand,
We said no words, but just walked on,
I thought of things now past and gone,
I thought of games I'dflost and won,
I thought of all the things I'd done,
I thought of those I loved and cared ,
Of times we'd had, of things we'd shared,
I thought of those I'd come to know,
just knowing them - they 'd helped -mc so,
I thought of things, of tears I'd shed . . .
Those same things now brought smiles instead
The tasks I'd done, those left to do,
I wondered how I'd make it through
When something inside seems to say,
"The best you can from day to day, "
'I'he way was roughg I knew the score,
It never ends . . . the're's always more,
But now I know that all in all
Each thing in its own place will fall,
I thought of all the happy days,
The sad ones now just seemed a haze,
And in a flash I came to see
I-Iow much the past had meant to me,
We walked along - I wondered where
The future led and what was there,
The past still echoed from behind
I was its, and it was mine.
But in my heart was still a fear,
And in my eye a shining tearg
Yet on my face there was a smile,
And we walked forward all the while.
I walked along the road Goodbye,
I looked back once . . . I heaved a sigh.
Then I remembered at my side -
My silent, but my constant guide,
The stranger's hand I felt in mine,
I looked into his face this time.
I asked his name - he turned just so,
He smiled and said, "I'm called Hello,"
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STEVE PENNINGTON
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EDDIE PHARRIS
KATHY PINKERTON
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MIKE PLAN
PAUL POCOPANNI
MITCHELL POER
KATHY PORTER
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LINDA POWELL
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WILSON TIDWELL
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Eric Adcock
Beth Aderholt
William Agee
Dianne Aldrich
Arlene Alexander
Sherry Alverson
Vicki Anderson
Sharon Andrews
Joe Antonio
arietta, Faye, Debra, Henriett
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Mike Arbo
Denise Atkins
Vicki Atkins
Joe Bains
Debra Baker
Marilyn Baldwin
Allen Bates
Marie Beard
J oy Bearden
Debra Bell
Cindy Blakeney
Billy Bottomley
Bill Bowlin
Regina Boykin
Donna Bradley
lected C eerleaders
Teresa Bradley
Diane Brewer
Kate Brown
Larry Brown
Richard Brown
Russell Bryant
Stanley Buchanan
Jackie Burch
Kenny Burks
Frank Burton
Johnny Butera
Marlene Caldwell
Johnny Canant
Jim Cannon
Marilyn Caraway
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Linda Carper
Diane Cates
Susan Chabert
Wayne Chalmers
Ozell Cheatham
Debra Clark
Ricky Clay
David Coan
Debra Cobb
Eddie Goldsmith
Betty Cole
Steve Cooley
Jean Coward
Mike Crapet
Peggy Crauswell
Debra Creel
Dennis Crin
Robert Crocker
Tommy Crooks
Bobby Crosley
Peggi Cross
Clarence Crump
Dennis Crumpton
Ronald Crumpton
Ray Culver
hosen H1 hsteppers
Debra Cumbie
Larry Davenport
Bill Davis
Don Davis
Jedcli Davis
Sandra Davis
Willie Dawson
Janice Day
Gail Deaton
Carlos DeCubas
Gerald Dejohn
Mike Dempsey
Rita DiGiorgio
Candy Duck
Randall Dunn
Glenda Earwood
Betty Edgil
Janice Edwards
Mark Elliott
Peggy Elliott
Bruce Enloe
Rita Erazmus
Pam Erickson
Karen Erwin
Bruce Evans
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Suzy Evers
Cheryl Fairley
Jimmy Falls
John Farrell
Bobby F ayet
Marilyn Ferry
Marilyn Fields
Renae Fisher
Faye Freeman
Kaye Freeman
Doris Fuller
Gary Garner
Tricia George
Tim Gierke
Rhonda Gilbert
e Bank Board
Mal Giles
Linda Glass
Vicki Glenn
Nella Globetti
Debbie Goolsby
Mike Greenlee
Monica Gribbon
Linda Guetschoff
Susan Hall
David Hamilton
Sandra Hammond
Bill Hand
Gary Harp
Sandra Harper
Connie Harris
Mark Hart
Linda Harvell
Mike Hassell
Billy Harley
David Henderson
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Deborah Hill
Donna Hill
Samuetta Hill
Frankie Hilyer
Debra, Glenda, and Suzy ar
Richard Hindman
Brenda Hobbs
Lee Hollingsworth
Johnny Hollis
Paul Hooker
Bruce Home
Nancy Hudgins
Tommy Huey
Karen Hulslander
Faith Hunt
John Imhof
Jimmie Ippolito
Sherry Irvin
Brenda Jackson
Joe Jackson
OTC Sponsors
Cindy James
Eddie J eely
Chuck Johnson
James Johnson
Philip Johnson
Walker Johnson
Ben Jones
Patty Jones
Susan Jones
Linda Kassaw
Steve Kelly
Kathy Kendricks
Jacki Kerins
Lew Kirk
Patti Kirk
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Sheryl Kirk
Laurantine Kirkland
Margaret Kneisley
Joan Knight
Twila Knowles
Marilyn Kopp
Earl Kreider
Judi Kreidler
Carl Kreps
Rhonda Kulp
Paul Lawson
Ricky Lawson
David Lawrence
Ann Lee
Cathie Lee
Gary Lee
Philip Leon
Donna Lewis
Jimmy Lewis
Shirley Lewis
Ronald Loggins
Tim Lovelady
Rodger Lowry
Kyle Lusk
Doug MacMurdo
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KAREN ERWIN-Marshall Captain
Linda Malone
Phyllis Marino
Jimmy Martin
JoAnn Martin
Rickey Martin
Vilinda Maxwell
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Randy Mayfield
Cheryl Mays
Mike McArd1e
Linda McClain
Donna McC1endon
Rita McCorstin
Becky McCrary
Dennis McCrary
Larry McCravy
Paula McCu1ley
Bill McDonald
Tommy McIntosh
Diane McKinney
Linda McMahon
Marion McNee1
Clem McWhorter
David Merkl
Gwen Mewbourne
Danny Miles
James Miller
Janet Miller
Arthur Mitchell
Linda Mitchell
Sharon Mitchell
Jane Mize
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Marietta is chosen Junior Favorite
Linda Mize
Stephanie Moore
Tom Moore
Juniors contribute idea
Johnny Mooney
Leon Moore
Richard Morgan
Beverly Morgan
David Moss
Donna Muir
Samuel Mullins
Van Neff
Kathy Nelms
Susan Newsome
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Linda Nobles
Mike O'Brien
Bill O'De11
Mary Jane Olander
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Parn Overton
Butch Owens
Connie Owens
Wanda Owens
Doris Parker
Tina Parr
Nina Parrott
LaVince Pati11o
Carl Peacock
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Mark Hart experiences the "joy" of Ushers Club
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Debra Pender
Linda Penick
Cheryl Perkins
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Gracie Petelos
Tony Petelos
Thelma Peters
Jeff Phillips
Charles Piazzo
Janet Pierce
Johnny Plan
Sundra Plunkett
Susan Plunkett
Judi Poer
Carolyn Pope
George Postell
Linda Prince
Patricia Pritchett
Marietta Puccio
Pam Purvis
Sandra Rackley
Donna Radford
Angie Ray
Arthur Ray
Debra Ray
Patty Reach
Rena Redus
Tommy Reed
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Don Reeve
L1n Re1d
Danny Relnhardt
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Karen Rhodes
Becky Rice
Patsy Riley
Becky Robbins
Jane Roton
Dan Rowell
Jim Roycroft
Desma Russell
Sammy Russo
Denise Saulters
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Donna McClendor1 is a Color Guard.
Steve Savincki
Donna Scatura
Sherry Schroeder
Brenda Serio
Susan Sheppard
Linda Shoemaker
Steve Shook
Mark Slye
Ridley Smart
Ken Smith
Marilyn Smith
Paula Smith
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Sharon Smith
Susan Smith
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Arnella Snow
Toni Spanos
Randy Spencer
Geraldine Spicer
Randy Srofe
Nancy Staggs
Sharon Stephens
Norman Stokes
Ann Stone
Lamont Strong
Rebecca Teat
Terry Theros
Catherine Thomas
Rossiline Thomaf
Sharon Thomas
Lindsey Thompson
Margaret Tillery
Mary Tillery
Donald Tucker
David Tornbrello
Ricky Trotrnan
Tim Tucker
Bob Tuberville
Joe Varner
Carol Vaughn
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Tommy Mcintosh - Football Manager
Frances Vizzinia
Ann Wailes
Belinda Walker
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Gayla Wallace
Ronald Wallace
Jim Wallis
Diane Ward
Christine Watts
Gary Webber
Betty Wells
Steve Wheeler
Henrietta White
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Sharon, Ronald, and Rebecca - Junior
members of Debate team,
Ricky White
Rusti White
Karen Whitfield
Mary Jo Williams
Steve Williams
Darlene Willard
Charles Wolfe
Brett Wood
Patricia Woodall
Cecilia Woods
Mike Wray
Carol Yeager
Gary Young
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Mary Jo Zito
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Juniors gain knowledge through an advanced English class.
Junior Session Room Presidents
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Zelda Bryant
Susan Butler
Bob Cagle
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Gail Caldwell
Gene Carden
Jerry Carr
Mike Carter
Karen Chadick
Rocky Chaffin
Steve Chandler
Dwight Churchill
Fred Clark
Jean Clark
Becky Cobern
Virgie Coleman
Don Cornutr
Joe Cotten
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Antoinette Crapet
Cindy Crumpton
Sherry Cunningham
Mike Daniel
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Jerry Davis
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Bill Dooley
David Downs
Patricia Downing
Donna Driskill
Jeffery Duncan
Tim Dunston
Kathy Earley
Charlotte Egger
Billy Emfinger
Maunette Ethridge
John Falls
Susan Falls
Ray Farris
Beverly Ferguson
Beverly Fields
Jon Fitzgerald
Mike Flynn
Artie Fortner
Suzanne Franklin
Joe Franks
Renee Frederick
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Vicki Graves
Becky Green
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Ricky Greene
Ion Greenlee
Patricia Gregory
Cindy Grinstead
Jerry Haddox
Marina Hall
Stephanie Hargett
Mike Harbor
Ronald Harper
Debbie Harris
Rose Harris
Denise Harig
David Hawkins
Don Hawsey
Jo-Lane Headley
Don Heatherly
Martha Hester
Patsy Hicks
Steve Hicks
Beverly Hill
Nancy Hill
Donald Hobbs
Patti Hope
Larry Hopkins
Charlotte Horne
Dwight Horton
Marjorie Horton
Sheila Horton
John Hoskin
Jannette Howell
Patricia Howell
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Kip Irvin
Lucette Jackson
Terry Jett
Debbie Johnson
Larry Johnson
Randy Johnson
Pam Johns
Anita Jones
Cathy Jones
Ginny Jones
Jennifer Jones
Venitta Jones
Lee Kelly
James Kent
Robert Kinzinger
Mike Kirkland
Sam Kurtts
Party Land
Karen Landers
Toni LaRussa
Don Lay
Danny Lee
Rudolph Lee
Carol Lenoir
Diane Lewis
Marguerite Lewis
Denise Lindbergh
Linda Gilbert and Randy West are sophomores on the Yellow Jacket
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Robert Lovett
Vincent Lovetto
Kathy Lumpkin
Sharon Lynch
Billy Lytle
Carl Lytle
Doug Malloch
Lisa Malone
Earl Logan
Mary Lorino
Paul Lorino
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Steve Manley
Vicki Manzella
Susan Martin
Wayne Mashburn
Jean McAna11y
Alan McCa1eb
Raymond McCown
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Mary Ann McCullough
Wanda McDaniel
Terrye McGinnis
Kevin McG1augh1in
Dianne McMeekin
Don McNabb
Terri McTaggart
Vivian Meadows
Dianna Mims
Steve Moon
Lynn Moon
Meg Mooney
Paul Moore
Beth Miller
Dixie Miller
Paul Miller
Joseph Miller
Julia Miller
Gene Mitchell
Terry Morrison
Rod Moss
Gary Mullins
john Musgrove
Larry Myers
Richard Nelson
Sam Neugent
Johnie Newman
Jane Norton
Mike O'Berry
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Nancy Parkin
Charles Patterson
Pam Patterson
Patty Patterson
David Patton
Vicky Peterson
Shir1'ey Petties
Edna Petrus
Joe Pat Piazza
Jerry Pocopanni
Nancy Plant
Mark Poe
Jessica Pope
Debbie Powell
Robbie Powell
Brenda Preston
Tommy Pridmore
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Mike Ragusa
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Carol Reed
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Barbara Rice
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Susan Ronilo
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Jim Settle
Andrew Shears
Jan Sims
Mike Sims
Curtis Smith
Kathy Smith
Terry Smith
Frada Sneed
Curtis Snow
Pam Snow
Gerald Stephens
Libby Stephens
Charlotte Stew art
Sharon Stribling
Lou Ann Suell
Libby Taylor
Melissa Thies
Georgia Thompson
Regina Thompson
Bill Timmons
Marlena Tinker
Tommy Tortorice
Joe Troncale
Ricky Tyler
Linda Vanstrum
Donna Vaugrm
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Rosalind Agee
Bena Alesce
Fermon Alexander
Sam Alfano
Jenny Amos
Clark Andrews
Frank Antonio
Frances Arnold
Kathy Ashley
Patsy Atkins
Eugene Ausman
Jeanne Bailey
Terry Baily
Ann Bakane
Susie Baker
Randy Ballard
Gloria Barnes
Charles Blythe
Cathy BoHannon
Kathy Bonner
Alan Booker
Debbie Borella
Pam Borland
Brenda Bousack
Don Bowerman
Jo Ann Bracknell
Diane Bradley
Dennis Brawley
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Raymond Barnett
Jodie Beckers
Diana Bell
Saundra Bell
Brenda Berry
Luther Bertram
Ed Bibb
Bill Blackburn
Pete Blackmon
Rocky Blakeney
Hope Blankenship
Bridgett Blanks
David Burton
Teresa Butera
Vincent Butera
Debbie Butts
James Cain
Tommy Calfee
Brenda Campbell
Marshall Canant
Bonnie Cantavespre
Rita Carr
Vito Carruba
Mamie Casey
Roy Brodie
Wilburn Brooks
Jerry Brown
Larry Brown
Paul Brown
Scott Brown
Tommy Burch
Debby Burns
Larry Burt
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John Churchill
Geri Ciulla
Wayne Clark
Frank Cleveland
Jimmy Colbern
Janet Coleman
Mike Collett
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Sandy Crain
Mike Crawford
Carol Creel
Lauretta Creel
Roger Crossley
Mark Crumpton
David Cumbie
Becky Davis
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David Earnest
Carl Eastis
David Elliot
Steve Ellis
Tim Enloe
Lee Etheredge
Gwen Evans
Betty Farris
Debbie Fix
George Flack
Jan Fleet
Jane Davis
Larae Dawson
John Defnall
Mike Delohn
Mike DeLeonardo
Craig Dellinger
Pat Dempsey
Carol Dietz
Cathy Dobson
Deborah Dolbeare
Loretta Duke
Linda Dumas
Kenneth Grays
Julie Green
Delores Gribbon
Joey Griffin
Kay Glazan
David Grumm
Sherry Haddox
Vera Hamilton
Michael Hammock
Vickey Hammond
Wayne Harbin
Vickie Harbour
Joyce Fleming
Pam Flowers
Ann Foreman
Lynn Forman
David Gallagher
Michelle Gamble
Jan Garener
Joni Garmon
Greg George
Terry Gibson
Patsy Gilbreath
Laura Gilliam
Steve Glass
Joel Glaze
Jeffrey Goodwin
Kathy Gooldrup
Billie Gray
Cheryl Gray
Brenda Harden
John Harden
Vicki Harden
Alan Haggan
Phillip Harris
Tommy Harris
Joel Hatcher
Sandy Hatton
Clarence Hawsey
Ben Hayley
Mike Head
Warren Herring
Patricia Hicks
Ronnie Hicks
Connie Higdon
Sandra Higgins
Mike Hinch
Debbie Hinkle
Betty Hodge
Hycentha Hodge
David Holden
Lorenzo Hollis
Vicki Holt
Martha Horton
Danny Howard
Carla Howton
Ridgy Hoyle
Paul Huckebee
Barry Huff
Mark Humphrey
Kenneth Johnson
Debbie Jones
Greg Jones
Jerry Jones
Ricky Jones
Pam Jones
Roslyn Jones
Diane Jordon
Joe Juliano
Jim Kallaher
Elaine Kendrick
David Kenerley
Elizabeth Hunter
Earnie Hunter
Chuck Hurliman
Rita Hyche
Dorothy Imhof
Barbara Ingram
Robert Ingram
Hilda Jackson
Bruce Jenkins
J an Johnson
Candy Latham
David Lee
Denise Lee
Terry Lee
Fran Leon
Donna Levels
Chris Little
Leigh Logan
Linda Logan
Sherry Lokey
Annette Kennedy
Karen Kennedy
Doug Key
John Killian
Yvonne Kirk
Ronald Kirkpatrick
Cecil Knight
Rob Kurtis
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Mary E. Lucia
Janet Ludolph
Andrea Lusk
Kevin Mahoney
Janet Marino
Judy Marlin
Scott Marlow
Steve Marlow
Greg Maze
Julie McBride
Robbie McBride
Dan McCrary
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Lisa McCutchen
Mark McCutchen
Perry McDaniel
Jimmy McNarnee
Vicki Medlock
Chuck Metcalf
Duane Miller
Bruce Millsap
Charles Mitchell
Shirley Naro
Anna Nash
Charece Neighbors
Carolyn Nelems
David Nelms
Richard Neumann
Buffy Norris
Rusty Oliver
Peggy O'Neal
Jan Owens
Gary Parker
Connie Parkin
John Mitchell
Randy Mize
Kitty Mooney
Jennice Moore
Laquetta Moore
Mary Clair Morgan
Danny Morrow
J an Muir
Debra Musgrove
Donna Margrove
Steve Porter
A1 Potts
Greg Prestage
Jimmy Preston
Terry Prison
Al Pruitt
Jeannene Purvis
Marilyn Quinn
James Randolph
Danny Rary
Susan Pate
Charlesetta Pattilla
Rhonda Patton
Zandra Payton
Lorretta Penick
Joan Pennington
Danny Perkins
Steve Perkins
Sylinda Peterson
Terrell Philen
Josephine Piazza
Robert Pierce
Debbie Pike
Dennis Pike
Dennis Plan
Kathy Poer
Steve Poer
Craig Porter
Steve Rauch
Marla Rawlinson
Donna Ray
Kathy Ray
Vicki Ray
Eddie Raymond
David Reach
Cathy Reed
Sue Ann Reynolds
Sheila Rice
Jo Beth Riddle
David Rogers
Ricky Rogers
Carol Rosser
Catl y Rowe
J. B. Rowser
Teresa Roycroft
Peggy Russell
Phillip Russell
Ken Salter
Johnny Sandford
Michael Saulters
Vicki Sawls
Betsy Sawyer
Terry Scalisi
Ricky Scott
Sally Scott
Sara Serio
Andy Sheppard
Bebe Simonetti
David Snow
Elizabeth Snow
Gladys Spicer
Donna Stack
James Stack
Gary Starnes
Carolyn Stephens
Karen Stew art
Mike Stewart
Freddie Stone
I an Storey
Irisse Stovall
Gilda Singleton
Brenda Smith
Debbie Smith
Leigh smith
Robbin Smith
Steven Smith
Thomas Smith
Walter Smith
William Smith
Donna Snider
Joe Tidwell
John Tillary
Jerry Tinker
Harry Tortorice
Wanda Tracy
Ken Trotman
Ken Trucks
Teresa Tucker
Pat Tullass
Charles Turberville
Johnny Strength
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Paula Swindle
Charles Thomas
Chester Thomas
Sandy Thompson
Charlotte Thorn
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Tim Wadsworth
Beth Walker
David Walker
Renee Walker
David Wall
Mike Ware
Debbie Wasley
Terry Watkins
Steve Watts
Berry Whatley
Karen Wideman
Ronnie Young
Sharon Zales
Anthony Zito
Walter Norton
Tommy Wiles
Debra Williams
Diane Williams
Kelly Williams
Sharon Williams
Micki Williamson
Debra Wilson
Robert Wilson
I an Wix
Bill Woodall
Cathy Woods
Ricky Woods
Terrie Woods
Steve Wray
Kevin Young
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Vice- President:
LINDA GU ETS CHOFF
Secretary:
DIANE CATES
Treasurer:
OZZIE INGRAM
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BECKY ROBBINS
President:
RONALD WALLACE
Vice-President:
CYNTHIA ELLISON
Secretary:
KATHY PORTER
Treasurer:
DIANA BLAKE
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MARK SLYE
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DORIS FULLER
Secretary:
RHONDA KULP
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ROW 1: M.A. McCullough, P. Riley, E. Graves, J. Bagwell, D. Miles, R. Bryant, B.J. Whitfield, G. Waters
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STEVE COOLEY
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CAROL VAUGHN
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D. Pender, F, Freeman, Mrs, Black. ROW 2: L, Guetschoff, S. Wilson, V. Fuller, S. Evers, N, Staggs,
D. Lewis, S, Miller, D, Price, N, Hill, L, Malone, R. DeRamus, D, Imhol. ROW 3: S, Greer, N. Rogers
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Future Physicians
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Sanson, P, DuPriest, M, Horton, P, Riley
President: PATSY RILEY
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Treasurer: PHYLLIS DUPRIEST
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LINDA AGNESIA
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Chaplain:
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L, Guetschoff, P, Marino, N, Staggs, ROW 4: L, Harvell, D, Ellis, P, Christopher, J, Mumpower, D,
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President:
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CYNTHIA ELLISON
Secretary:
KATHY PORTER
Treasurer:
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season, by which the Jackets compiled 2506 net total yards,
LEFT: JACK CARTER, Captain
eierminaiion and siamina.
During their high -school years, the 1970 seniors will have seen three Ensley
football teams with winning records: 1966 17 -2 and city champsy, 1967 46-2-21,
and 1968 Q7-1-17. In their final year at Ensley, these same seniors would know a
team with an even record 15-53, To an outsider, this last season might appear to
be anticlimactic.On the contrary, only in the seasonal record does such a drop in
prominence actually exist,
The 1969 season was definitely a time for determination and stamina while
faced with apparently superior qualities, In the final game of the season, the
mighty Huffman Vikings seemed to have totally overcome Ensley, as all fans pres-
ent believed that time was insufficient for acome-back. However, the I ackets
on the field were oblivious to this belief, and, gathering touchdowns as needed,
late in the game they rose to victory with determination rarely seen in high-school
ball,
Someone may ask, "1f Ensley had so much 'class, ' why was the record not
better?" The answer lies in the fact that at the first of the season, the Ensley
team was an almost totally new creation with a new head coach, Bill Sparks.
After spring practice, 34 seniors and the previous head coach, Bennie Storie,
departed. From this it can be seen that the early games were times for adjustment.
Four of the five seasonal losses came during these trying times, In the remainder
of the year, only Woodlawn, the city 's best, defeated Ensley. This, then, is a
probable answer to the question stated above, but it is not to be seen as an excuse.
The '69 season doesn't require excuses, Rather, it is a most solid foundation of
experience upon which the '70 team will be built.
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Ensley 0 Bufler I4 Ensleg 56 Jonesvalleg 28
Ensley 7 Banks 33 'Ensleg QI Phillips I2
Ensley QI Ramsay 35 I I Ensleg 7 Woodlawn I7
Ensleg I7 WesiEnd I5i Ensleg 39 Huffman
The Year in Review:
A Coaoh's Look . . .
First I would like to thank my coaches for the outstanding job done by them
for the Ensley High School football team of 1969, Without people like Coaches
Ronnie Syphurs, Jerry Ryan, Jimmy Tucker, and Buddy Sparks we would not be
able to have the quality athletic program and winning tradition that Ensley has.
I also want to thank our principal, Mr, Robert L, Pennington, the Ensley High
School faculty, and the Ensley student body for the fine support that they have
given to our football team.
Our team this year was one that was hurt by graduation the past year with 34
seniors graduating. The 1969 team started off short on experience, and as a result
of this, we think this helped to account for the slow start that we had. We lost
the first four games to Bessemer, Butler, Banks, and Ramsay: then won four: West
End, Hueytown, Jones Valley, and Phillips. The Woodlawn Colonels then beat
us in the fourth quarter 17-7, but we ended the game on their nine yard line.
This was one of our best efforts in a losing cause, considering that Woodlawn went
on to the semi-finals in the state playoff, Our Huffman game has to rank as the
greatest comeback by any team with whom we have ever been associated, With
less than four minutes to go in the game, we scored three touchdowns and won
the game 39-37.
We think that the 1969 team made progress each week of the season, and by
the end of the year we were a good football team. Our seniors did an outstanding
job in furnishing the leadership which is so vital to having a winning team.
Coach Bill Sparks,
Head Coach
Coach Bill Sparks is married to the former Avis Legrone, and they have two
girls, Following graduation from Jones Valley, he graduated from Samford, He
received a Master's Degree at Auburn and worked on an "AA" certificate at
Alabama. Coach Sparks spent 5 years at Phillips coaching baseball and football
before he saw the light and came to Ensley. This year Bill Sparks was raised to
the position of head coach: he deserved this after his five years of fine coaching
in football and baseball,
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Coaches . . .
Coach Jerry Ryan was born May 25, 1940, Happily married to
the former Kay Sanders, he has three children, After graduation
from Phillips High School, Coach Ryan attended Auburn where he
majored in Physical Education and minored in math. This gave him
the necessities for teaching and coaching at Alex City, Chavala
High, and Dixie Ir, High, His past four years have been spent at
Ensley, While at Ensley, Coach Ryan has coached Freshman, B-
Team, and Varsity football, B-Team and Varsity basketball, track,
and cross-country.
Coach Ronald Syphurs is married to the former Miss Jo Ann
Dunham, and has two children, He left Jones Valley High School
with Auburn University as his destination. After two years at Auburn,
he transferred to Samford, He has previously coached at Jones Valley
High, and completed five years at Fairfield in football, basketball,
and baseball, Since coming to Ensley three years ago, he has
coached freshman basketball Q2 yrs,J, football, and tennis fwith
several excellent teamsb,
Coach James Douglas Tucker is also married fto the former Gail
Dennisj, and has two children. Coach Tucker is a fine young Ensley
graduate, After high school, he received a B,S. in Physical Educa-
tion from Samford, with a minor in history. For two years, Coach
Tucker has coached B-Team basketball, In '69 he also accepted
positions coaching B-Team track and football, Apart from his
coaching, Jimmy Tucker teaches history.
Coach Buddy Sparks is not a regular coach at Ensley but is an
intem. He attended Banks High where he participated in football
and baseball, before he entered Montevallo, where he played base-
ball. While he is now finishing work on his certificate at Monte-
vallo, he has completed work as coach of Ensley's freshman football
and basketball teams.
Firsi iwo games Iosi on
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The team traveled to Huntsville in comfort, and left in depression.
The Jackets stepped into the Bessemer "Tiger Trap"
untried, but prepared, and yet left with a slightly bitter taste
within. They fought hard, but found themselves beaten 6-0
at the end of the game. This score came on an around -end
run of 57 yards by the Bessemer quarterback in the third
quarter, The PAT was missed,
Ensley's offense managed only 5 first downs, but, for
many players, this game was valuable experience, As a
whole, the team showed good preparation, but especially
good was the preparation of Coach Syphurs with the line, De
fensive standouts were Rick Pruitt, Jim Downing, and Tim
Tortorici,
The second game was especially tough . . .Again, the
team was on the road to play, this time traveling to Huntsville
to meet Butler, a highly -ranked team on the state level,
Action began with a bruising defensive game, one
similar to the Bessemer competition, Even though Butler had
tallied 100 yards more than Ensley on the ground the half
closed with a 0-O deadlock,
ln the third quarter, all-state fullback Bo Matthews con-
tinued his bone-crushing rushing, giving Butler two touch-
downs. However, credit for one of these went to Larry Town
send, who, after Matthews had been forced to fumble, re-
covered the ball in the end zone, The PAT'S were good,
making the final score 14-0 in Butler's favor.
Our Trainers are always prepared. Roger Russell and P3111
Pocopanni work on lim Downing. V
Ensley
First downs - - - - - - 5
Passing ---- - 2-4-0
Passing yards - - - - - 9
Rushing yards ---- - - 97
Total offensive plays - - - - 37
Net yards ------- - -106
Pums -------- - - 7-so
Fumbles lost - - - - 2-2
Penalties - - - - - 3-25
Ensley
Firstdowns-- ---- 2
Passing ---- - - 5-10-0
Passing yards - - - - - - -27
Rushing yards - -- - - - 38
Total offensive plays - - - - 23
Net yards - -
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Punts ----- - - 7-49
Fumbles lost - - - - 0-0
Penalties - - - - - 4-43
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Passing
Passing yards
Rushing yards
Total offensive
Net yards
Punts
Fumbles lost
Penalties
First downs
Passing
Passing yards
Rushing yards
plays
Total offensive plays
Net yards
Punts
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Penalties
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On September 25, the Yellow Jackets were to play Banks at Legion field, Surely, many
of the Ensley squad would approach the game differently if time could be rolled back, for this
game ended with Ensley on bottom of a 33-7 game score.
During the first half, the Jets put a powerful pass-run combination attack which left the
Jackets 14 points under at the close of the half. After the half, Benson and company returned
with pass completions totaling 120 yards, but with rushing plays amounting to a net - 5 yards,
The only score came by Bruce Evans, when he pulled in a pass and ran in home-free, None-
theless, Banks continued scoring with 19 points in the second half, which made a downhearted
group of the Jackets.
Ramsay came to Legion field on October 2nd, expecting to meet a fully prepared Yellow
Jacket squad. They knew how tough Ensley's defense could be, for they had seen the Bessemer
and Butler game films, Also, they knew that they could expect a fired-up offense that was
eager to score after being held back to seven points in .three games. The Jacket offense did
score three times, but the Rams put five TD's on the scoreboard,
This game showed that Ensley had really matured as a team. The defense was sharp,
but the offense made too many mistakes in the first half, and the Rams were able to cross the
goal three times and to get two PAT's. In the second quarter, however, the Jacket offense
pushed two successful drives topped off with short touchdovm runs by Benson and Burks, The
score at the half was 20-14,
In the second half, Ramsay scored first on a forty-six yard run, Ensley countered with
McKinney pulling in an aerial for a TD. Even with their new experience and maturity, the
Jackets cou1dn't score again, Ramsay's Rams continued scoring by acquiring another TD.
The final score was 35-21,
Ensley's record was now 0-4, and several tough teams still awaited in the future.
Pruitt C73 EJ pounds Prewett Q44 RJ after a short stride through the line.
tempt for extra yards,
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Passing
Passing yards
Rushing yards
Total offensive
Net yards
Punts
Fumbles lost
Penalties
First downs
Passing
Passing yards
Rushing yards
Total offensive plays
Net yards
Fumbles lost
Penalties
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fourth quarter.
Hueytovm managed to gain 156 yards on the ground, but couldn't
SCOPE,
val of Victorious Times
Before the West End game, the Jackets had lost 4
games and had won none. Nevertheless, at every game
they had learned new experience, and it seemed that
they had that certain something that was manifest in
the form of strong blocking and sure running. Bruce
Evans had 168 yards on the ground and Ken Burks had
88. Because of this extra something, Ensley achieved
their first victory of the season with a 17-15 victory
over West End.
An excellent West End team met an indestructable
force with the first kickoff. In the first half , Ensley
displayed a dazzling offensive show, but managed to
score only one touchdown, which came on a Benson to
McKinney hook-up in the second quarter. West End
shortly followed suit, and at half-time there was a '7-'7
deadlock,
Ensley returned in the second half with evenfmore
powerful running. Bruce Evans scored his second TD of
the year in the third quarter, and Jerry Hayes booted a
27 -yard field goal in the fourth quarter to put the score
at 17-7. Late in the fourth, the Lions scored a second
TD, quickly followed by a two-point conversion, The
clock ran out with Ensley on top 17-15.
The Jackets next traveled to the Gopher Hole to
meet Hueytown. Hope and momentum were both high,
as the Jackets had won a big one the week before, Ens-
ley's offense again came on strong, this time with 265
total yards offense. The Gophers also had momentum ,
but the Jacket defense was too much, holding Hueytown
scoreless with only 140 yards offense.
From the first, the Golden Gophers felt the full
power of the Ensley rushing. Burks scored first on a two-
yard run in the second quarter. He scored again in the
third on a hand-off right up the center of the line.
Hueytown tried with all their might, but this Ensley
defense wouldn't permit a score. Hayes missed the
extra points and the half closed with Ensley ahead 12-0.
In the third, Evans showed his strength by running
directly through the Hueytown line for the third and
final score. Hayes'makes good his third PAT attempt
of the night, and Ensley was then ahead 19-0, With
this lead, the great majority on the sidelines saw ac-
tion. The Jackets defense continued to hold and at the
expiration of playingtime, it was clear that the Jackets
had totally shut out a team.
Ensley Found Time io Joi
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When the Yellow Jackets entered Fair Park on October 24th,
they carried with them momentum from two straight wins and a de-
sire to win an important game, After the game, it could be seen
that the Jackets had matched Jones Valley 2 to 1 in touchdowns,
winning by a score of 56 to 28.
Ensley's first play from scrimmage was a 67-yard run by Ken
Burks. This wasn't Ken's only show, however, for in his three
quarters of play he amassed a total of 300 net yards. Ensley con-
tinued the attack, and by the end of the half, the Jackets had scored
Petelos 1881 carried this aerial in for a score.
First downs
Passing
Passing yards
Rushing yards
Total offensive
plays
Net yards
Punts
Fumbles lost
Penalites
Ensley
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35 points. Jones Valley only scored 16. Both teams continued scor-
Jones Valley
ing in the second half with Ensley and Jones Valley scoring 21 and
22
18'41'2 12 more points, respectively. Scoring for the Yellow Jackets were
177
128 Burks, Evans, McKinney, Petelos, and Martin with touchdowns, and
58 Hayes with his kicks, This game ended with the Jackets victorious
305
1-35 for their third time in eight tries.
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Rico 1125 crossed the line twice against Phillips.
he High Scorers
Ken Burks 1329 follows a Benson block in one of his seasdn's 138 carries by which he totaled 943 net yards.
Homecoming always brings high spirits to the Jackets. Upon
Homecoming '69, it also brought another victory, Phillips had
schedul.ed Homecoming also, but lost 21-12,
Ensley's first score came on the heels of Mike Dempsey late in
the first quarter. Hayes made the conversion, and Ensley was out
'7-0. Ensley scored another seven with Benson crossing the line.
Phillips passed for a score also, and the teams left the field with
Ensley 'leading 14-6,
The second half was lacking in the action of the first, but Benson
scored again plus a successful PAT. The Red Raiders were still fight-
ing for Homecoming happiness, but only scored once more, Another
game ended with the Jackets on top, this time 21-12. This game put
the Jackets on an even keel with a 4-4 record. The season appeared
to be salvaged, as time would show true,
First downs
Passing
Passing yards
Rushing yards
Total offensive
plays
Net yards
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Fumbles lost
Penalties
Ensley
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55
243
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33
60
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6-26
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Woodlawn was great buf ihe
Burks ran for 51 yards during the game against
Woodlawn's first rate defense.
The season was gradually becoming more joyous for the Jackets,
Even during the earlier disasters, student body spirit was overflowing, but
now that the Jackets were winning it had reached a peak. The student
body expected greatness from the Jackets. However, Woodlawn promised
to be the toughest opponent yet, since later on they were ranked third in
the state play-offs. The Ensley defense held strong until the fourth quarter,
when Woodlawn scored twice. This decisive Woodlawn victory kept the
Colonels highly ranked and forcefully clipped the Ensley winning streak,
There were several injuries going into the game, and several more coming
out. Benson was sidelined the entire game, as were several others, and
during the course of the game, there were many injured, including middle-
linebacker, Mike O'Brien, who couldn't return to the field again this year,
In the first half, the ball changed hands six times, Both the Jackets
and the Colonels generated good drives, but the only score either could
achieve was a field goal by Woodlawn late in the second quarter, After
a scoreless first half, the teams returned for a scoreless third quarter,
Nonetheless, Ensley scored early in the fourth, Burks charged in for a
TD after a Dempsey to Evans aerial' had set the Jackets near the goal.
This score plus the PAT put Woodlawn behind 7-39 this was the first time
Woodlawn had been trailing in a game, It appeared that Ensley might
make it all the way. On the contrary, the Colonels had a goal to make,
and with a drive and spirit not yet seen in the game, Woodlawn scored
twice against the weary Jacket defenders, Ensley was pushed for one
more loss, and the Jackets had to prepare for one final game.
Woodlawn was tough, but Burks was able to break the goal-line defense for a
TD.
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McKinney beat out 31 net yards on 5 carries and one pass against the Colonels.
Ensley Woodlawn
First: downs - - - -12 1'7
Passing ---- 5-'7-1 5-9-1
Passing yards - - - - -84 62
Rushing yards ---- - 110 247
Total offensive plays - -49 62
Net yards ------- - - - 194 309
Punts --------- - 7-34 4-45
Fumbles lost - - - - - 0 2
Penalties - - - - - 1-5 9-'75
Ensley 's defense performed well all during the game, Wood1awn's greatest gains SeVefa1 Players were injured before the
were in the fourth quarter after the Jackets had been wom down a little, 82-me, 35 Was Peel' C011 Cfufehesif but there
were several more injured during the game
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Huffman . . . A Time of Exulfafion
The Senior Jackets march out for the coin toss of the last game of their high school career. The Jackets in
the stands, both seniors and underclassmen, backed them one-hundred per cent.
Huffman had a mighty, keyed-up offense against Ensley,
but when the chips were down in the fourth quarter, the
defense held,
Nine games had passed. Ensley's standing record was 4-5. The
stage was set for the finale, If Ensley won this big one, the record
would be even, instead of a losing season if they lost. Huffman was
also fighting for its record, A Viking win would offer not only the
pleasure of beating Ensley, but would provide a record equal to
Ensley's. Both teams were fired-up for a big game that would after-
wards be remembered as the greatest comeback ever made by an
Ensley team,
The first half was a merry time for Ensley's pessimists, a
troubled time for the objective students, and a long wait for the
optimists, Neither team scored in the first quarter, but in the second
quarter Huffman rammed four touchdowns down the Jackets' throats,
while the Jackets scored but once, Both teams missed PAT's except
that Huffman made one of their four. The half closed with Ensley
behind 25-6,
The second half started slowly, with both teams trying, but
neither could attain more than one score each during the third
quarter, However, Ensley's TD was followed by a critical PAT,
while Huffman's was not, At the end of the third, the score was
31- 13. Before the end of the fourth, the pessimists had left, the
objectives were preparing to leave, and the optimists waited until
satisfied. And satisfied they were, too. The Jackets took up the
spirit that Woodlawn had shown against them. When needed most,
the Jacket defense was at its best, permitting only one more TD
qagain without PATJ amid a quarter of frenzied offensive display,
On the other hand, the Ensley offense took the reins, and, in the
last half of the fourth quarter, the Jackets pushed four touchdowns
and two PAT 's at the mighty Vikings, 'I'he last Jacket touchdown
came after the scoreboard clock had hit zero, A penalty had
called the play back, and, with only one chance to score, the Jackets
concocted a 28-yard Benson to McKinney pass that brought the final
score, The concluding game ended with Ensley on top 39-37,
First Downs - - - - -
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FIRST ROW: Buz Nelson, Ronald Jones, Don Lay, Paul Lorino, Vince Lovetto, Gene Mitchell, Greg Waters, Bill Ricks, David
Patton, Mike O'Byme. SECOND ROW: Keith Bailey, Paul Walker, Tim Dunston, Mike Nelson, Bokie Settles, Billy Lytle, Bill
Bowden, Don Olvey, Mike O'Berry, Carl Lytle, Frank McCrary, THIRD ROW: Coach Tucker, Buster Baggett, Jerry Pocopanni,
Joe Franks, Tom Tortorici, John Hoskin, Eddie Olvey, Johnny Hatkins, Mike Flynn, Sarn Kurtts, David Garsarek, Manager Paul
Pocopanni, FOURTH ROW: Ed Roberts, Rocky Chaffin, Don McNair, Randy Johnson, David Downs, Kip Irvin, Mike Harbour,
Jack DiBenedetto, Sam Brodie, Rod Moss.
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FIRST ROW: David Holden, Terry Prisor, Wayne Clark, Scott Marlow, Luther Bertram, Joe Juliano, Alan Booker, Daryl Brown,
Terry McDaniel, Paul Huckeba, Mike Delohn. SECOND ROW: Manager Jerry Tinker, Ricky Burch, Sam Alfano, Wayne Harbin
Mark McCutchen, David Wall, Steve Ellis, Al Potts, Jim Brodie, Robby Kurtts, Steve Watts, Robert Ingram, Terrell Philen,
THIRD ROW: Coach Tucker, Joe Tidwell, Ricky Jones, Tommy Wiles, Mike Held, Anthony Bolling, Vincent Butera, Rocky
Blakeney, Barry Huff, Marshall Canant, Randy Ballard, Bill Blackburn, Greg George,
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The 1969 Ensley Yellow Jackets
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Outstanding Back of the Year: Bruce Evans
Permanent team Co-Captain: Jim Downing
Permanent team Captain: Jack Carter
Outstanding Lineman of the Year: Ricky Pruitt
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Davies. SECOND ROW: Roger Russell, Anthony Jones, Louis Trapolino. BACK ROW: Guy Horton, Terry
Templin, James Tucker, Jim Downing, Jack Carter, Ricky Pruitt, Randy Flynn, John Gallant,
Junior and Sophomore LeHermen
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FRONT ROW: Tom McIntosh, SECOND ROW: Mike O'Brien, Gary Webber, Monty Strong, Andy Graffeo, Bruce
Evans, Mike Dempsey, Tim Lovelady, Joe Cotton, BACK ROW: Joe Miller, Doug MacMurdo, Johnny Plan,
Johnny Mooney, Randy Mayfield, Ken Burks, Bill Agee, Lindsey Thompson, Johnny Canant, Jim McKinney.
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The managers as they appeared in Huntsville before the Butler
game, QL to RJ Andy Graffeo, Paul Pocopanni, Tom McIntosh,
Ens1ey's managers are a source of spirit and pride Monty Strong, Roger Russell,
for the athletic department, Their time is freely
given for the betterment of the teams in all sports,
Our two seniors, Paul Pocopanni and Roger Russell,
took summer courses in training, and are official stu-
dent trainers, The two juniors, Torn McIntosh and
Monty Strong, and the sophomore, Andy Graffeo, are
still learning the tricks of the trade, In any case,
all five of them always seem to manage.
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On the afternoon before a game, while the team rests, the man-
agers have a brief period of recreation on the practice field. Soon
afterward, they return to their duties.
Roger Russell aids Carter, 16454, with an injury during
the West End game,
The consummation of the gear -
-l'he End-of-the-Season Banquet
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The coaches presented worthy players with letters,
And so . . . Exit Football '69, as the team presented the coaches
and athletic director plaques in appreciation of their guidance,
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Mitchell Poer, Jim McKinney, Johnny Plan, Johnny Canant, Bruce Evans. FRONT ROW: Managers Tom Mclntosh, Roger
Russell, Coach Jerry Ryan, Managers Paul Pocopanni, Monty Strong.
The '69-'70 basketball effort has been uphill all year. None-
theless, the Jackets adjusted well throughout the year. At mid-
season the record did not appear to be too good, but, in many of the
games that were lost, the Jackets trailed by only a few points. By
the end of the year,. the Jacket cagers had shown tremendous im-
prowment. To be specific, the squad had gained experience, and,
at the end of the season, had reversed the trend of losing.
There were only four seniors on this year's squad. The remain-
ing eight juniors and one sophomore are expected to start off next
season with the same winning spirit instituted at the close of this
season.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Harbin, Pete Blachman, Marshall Canant, Steve Poer, Ricky Rogers, Bill Woodall
Anthony Bolling, Tony Butera, Al Potts, Steve Watts. Jim Kallaher, Sam Alfano, Rock Blackeny, Scot
Marlow.
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During the holiday week of AEA, when most students are enjoying themselves, Ensley 's baseball
team was at Fort Lauderdale, training for their upcoming season. The team had four sophomore starters,
four junior starters, and one senior starter, Dennis Whitehead, the senior starter who played catcher,
was awarded a scholarship to the University of South Alabama,
The record for the season was seventeen games won, fifteen games lost, In the County Tournament
the team won three games and lost two, They beat John Carroll, Western, and Erwin, Other than city
teams, they played Leeg Emma Samson, Lanier, and a team from Columbus, Georgia, Ensley was the
champion for their division,
Coach Sparks coached the West in the East-West All Star games. Representatives from our team
were Dennis Whitehead, Johnny Mooney, Jerry Shaw, and Ricky Benson,
Commenting on last year's team, Coach Sparks said, "l thought we played as well as we could play
with the exception of a very few games, "
This year the state play -offs will be revised, Sixteen teams from the entire state will be in the
play -offs, State play -offs are a big part of any sport, and Coach Sparks says, "We think it is a great
thing for baseball to get more recognition by having a state play-off once more, "
Commenting on the 1970 team Coach Sparks says, "We have the potential this year for the best
ball club ever, "
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RIGHT: ROW 1: Kenny Burks,
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Mayfield, Jerry Shaw, Mike Wray.
MANAGERS: Paul Pocapanni,
Roger Russell. Coach Bill Sparks,
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Ensley 's track team last year was one of the best ever! We sent eight boys to the State Track Meet.
Lee Berger received two points in the triple jump and was awarded third place. Those also competing
in the State Meet were: David Lewis, Basil George, and Howard Von Hagel. The relay team consisted
of Chuck I ohnson, Bob Duvall, David Watson, and Melford Wright.
Ensley played many invitational meets during the year. In the Woodlawn Invitational, Rick Romano
was voted most outstanding field performer. In both the Woodlawn and City Invitationals, he won first
place in the shot put and discus throws.
Many Ensley records were broken last year. Lee Berger broke his own school record in the triple
jump. The new record - 44 feet '7 inches., David Lewis set a new Ensley High record in the high
hurdles - Time 14. 8. The old record by Mike May - Time 15. 1 - was set in 1959. Basil George set
a new time in the mile run - Time 4:32.41
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SHOT PUT TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Lavett, Mike O'Brien, Johnny
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Cross-Country
This year Ens1ey's Cross-Country team has earned some
very high honors. They won first place in the City Flight
Meet and second place in the City Cross Country Meet.
The climax of the year was to obtain sixth place in the
State.
Coach Ryan had this to say about the team , "The
Cross-Country team this year is a young team and should
be even better next year," There are only two seniors
leaving.
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TENNIS
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The 1969 team started slowly, but came back to finish second in the city, No team in the city beat them
in both rounds, Ensley was the only team to defeat Banks, who won the city title,
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Anderson, Tom Ferguson, Tommy Crooks, Johnny Plan, Walker Johnson, Ken Smith,
Woody Herring, Jim Burch, Jim O'Neil, Ed Roberts, Ricky Trotman, John Marty, John McNutt, David Rancont,
Jimmy Ippolito, Coach Syphurs,
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athletic department. Therefore, it has a great deal of' growing to do.
Their schedule consists of'l5 to 20 matches, and the State Competition.
Highland GOU' Course is the team 's home course. They usually play 4 to
6 players for 12 holes each match. Points are made for the teams who win
the most holes individually and as a team.
Ensley's record last year was 6 wins and 9 losses.
Tim Lovelady led the
team as the number one We
player during the season.
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CAROL REA ADAMS
National Honor Society: Highstepper 137: Pres. ,
Veep and Sec. of S.R.: Student Council: Miss
Touchdown Representative 127: The JACKET Staff,
Organizations Editor: Lyric Club: Pep Club: Pro-
moters: Tri-Hi-Y: French Club: Y- Teens, Sec.:
Choir: Ensemble: Chorus of Camelot: Basketball,
Softball and Volleyball Intramurals: Freshman
Track,
LINDA SUE AGNESIA
Y-Teens 147, Sec, , Treas, , and Chaplain: Youth
for Christ: Basketball, Softball and Volleyball
Intramurals 147,
CLAUDIA MAE AKINS
Bank Teller: Y-Teens: Basketball and Volleyball
Intramurals.
JAMES EUGENE AKINS
Disc and Diamond Club: Red Cross Club: Assistant
Banker of S,R.
THOMAS ANDERSON
Banker of S.R. : Art Club: Boy's Vocal,
DAVID BRUCE ANDREWS
Banker of S. R. : Track: Boy's Vocal.
.TERRY WAYNE ARGO
Baseball: Science Office Assistant 137: D,E. C.A,
Club.
DENISE GAU. BAGBY
Sec. and Banker of S.R.: R,O.T.C. Sponsor:
Y-Teens: Future Teachers Club: Track Team: Bas-
ketball and Volleyball Intramurals,
DONNA LYNN BAGWELL
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National Honor Society 127: Latin Club 137, Chap-
lain: Latin Award 127: Math Club 127: Pep Club 127.
VICKIE LYNN E BALL
Honors from W. A. Berry: W-Day Candidate: Red
Cross Representative: Drama Club: Art Club: Fresh-
man Track Team: Marshall. Honors from Ensleyg
Miss Touchdown Representative: Y-Teens: Promoters
Pep Club: Miss Fire Prevention Candidate: Basket-
ball and Volleyball Intramurals.
BARBARA DEAN BARDEN
Y- Teens: Art Club, Veep: Youth for Christ, Veep:
Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals.
WILLIAM STEVEN BARTON
Veep and Banker of S,R.: Band 147, Veep: Choir 127:
Lyric Club.
PATRICIA BATCHELOR
Sec. of S,R.: D,E.C,A, Club, Veep: Y-Teens:
Red Cross Club: Future Teachers Club,
TERRYE IO BEAN
Highstepper 137: Pres, 127 and Sec. of S.R,: Student
Council: Miss Touchdown Representative: First
Alternate Miss Touchdown Contest: Miss March of
Dimes Candidate: East-West Baseball Queen: Pro-
moters: Tri-Hi-Y 127, Pres.: Pep Club: Annual
Salesman: A-B Honor Roll: Math Lab Assistant:
Marshall 127: Intramurals 127: Tumbling Clinic,
JAMES RANDALL BECKERS
Banker of S,R.: Choir: Lyric Club: Electron Club:
Language Lab Assistant: A-B Honor Roll: N,E, D. T,
Certificate of Merit.
PAULA LINDA BEHEE
Class Favorite 127: Cheerleader: Highstepper: Veep
and Banker of S. R.: Y-Teens 127, Pres.: Promoters:
Bank Board of Directors.
RICHARD WAYNE BENSON
Class Favorite 145: Vice-Pres, of Student Body: Sr,
Who's Who - Best Dressed: Varsity Baseball 145:
East-West Game: Basketball 135: B-Team Football
125: Varsity Football 125: Veep of S.R,: Sec, of S,R,
MARCIA LYNNE BERRY
Veep and Banker of S,R.: Yellow Jacket Staff:
French Club: G.A,A. Club,
CAROLLE JUNE BINFORD
Sr, Who's Who - Most Talented: Choir 125: Lyric
Club: Spring Play, Camelot.
GEORGE WI.LLIAM BLANKS , IR,
Ushers Club: Latin Club 125: Science Office As-
sistant 135,
WILLIAM EDWARD BOTTSFORD
Civitan Oratorical Contest.
HERMAN EDWARD BOWDEN
R,O,T,C, Officer: Drill Team: Rifle Team: Disc
and Diamond Club, Sergeant-at-Arms,
DORIS ANN BOWMAN
National Honor Society: Math Club 125: Latin Club
125: Y-Teens: Youth for Christ: Basketball, Softball
and Volleyball Intramurals: Marshall.
STEVE WILLIAM BRADLEY
Electron Club: Youth for Christ: R,O, T.C.: Drill
Team.
DONNA CAROL BRADY
Miss March of Dimes Representative: Sr. Who's Who-
Silliest: Miss Touchdown Representative: Bank Tel-
ler: Y-Teens.: Youth for Christ: Pep Club: A-B Honor
Roll: Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intramurals
Volleyball Tournament: Marshall. I
PATRICIA ANNETTE BRELAND
Y- Teens: Tri-i-Ii-Y: Intramurals,
JAMES DALE BROGDEN
Veep of S.R.: D,E, Club.
RUFUS BROWN
Science Club: Band: Choir 135: Lyric Club.
STEPHEN WALTON BURKS
Thespians: Fall and Spring Plays: Choir: Lyric Club,
IOE REID BUSH
Electron Club 125: Chemistry Stockroom Assistant:
Lab Assistant: N, E,D, T, Certificate of Merit.
KENNETH LANE CAPPS
Assistant Banker of S. R.: Spanish Club: D,E,C,A,
Club: Art Club.
LINDA KAY CARROLL
Class Favorite 115: Cheerleader: Homecoming Court:
Sr. Who's Who - Best Dressed: Student Council,
Sec.: Miss Ensley Contest: Miss Touchdown Repre-
sentative: Pres, 125 and Veep 115 of S.R,: Y-Teens
125, Chaplain: Miss Y-Teens Contest: Tri-Hi-Y:
Promoters: Choir: Lyric Club: Pep Club: Youth for
Christ: Outstanding I unior, University of Alabama:
Marshall 145.
JACK BALLARD CARTER, IR,
Class Favorite 125: Sr. Who's Who - Most Athletic:
Captain of 1969 Football Team: Varsity Football
125, Lettered 125: B-Team Football 125: Varsity
Track: B-Team Track: Veep of S.R. : Boys' State
Representative: Ushers Club, Sergeant-at-Arms:
Choir: Ensemble: Bank Board of Directors.
LISA KAREN CATALJNA
National Honor Society: Class Favorite 145: Cheer-
leader 125: National Cheerleader: Homecoming
Queen: Cabinet-Scholarship Chairman: Sr, Who's
Who - Most Outstanding: Sec. 125 and Chaplain 115
of S.R.: Y-Teens, Pres.: Miss Y-Teens Contest:
Miss Ensley Contest: Promoters: Math Club: Spanish
Club: Spanish Award: Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Club: Youth
for Christ: The JACKET staff, Freshman Class
Editor: Annual Salesman: Marshall 145, Capt. 125:
Outstanding Junior, University of Alabama: Intra-
murals.
EDWIN RAY CATER
Pres. of Student Body: Class Favorite 115: Sr. W'ho's
Who - Most Dependable: Pres. and Sec, of S.R.:
Boys' State Representative: Bank Board of Directors,
Veep: B-Team Football: Varsity Football: Math
Club 125: Ushers Club 135: The JACKET Staff: Pep
Club.
JOAN MARIE CHABERT
Miss Touchdown Representative: Sec. of S, R, :
Annual Salesman: French Club 125: Math Club 125:
Electron Club 125: Youth for Christ: Pep Club: Band
135: Instrumentalists Club,
LAWRENCE CHAMBERS
D. E. C.A. Club.
ROBERT CI-IANCEY
D. E, C. A, Club, Pres.
PEGGIE LYNN CHRISTOPHER
Miss Touchdown Representative: Y-Teens 135:
Marshall.
SANDRA MARIE CIULLA
National Honor Society: Sec. of Student Body: Class
Favorite 115: Homecoming Court: Sr, Who's Who -
Best Personality: Miss Fire Prevention: The JACKET
Staff 135, Assistant Editor, Business Editor, and Fresh-
man Class Editor: Miss Ensley Contest: Miss March of
Dimes Candidate: Miss Touchdomm Representative
145: Pres, 125 and Banker 115 of S.R.: Student Coun-
cil: Annual Salesman: Latin Club: Math Club: Pro-
moters: Junior Council Representative for Festival of
Arts: Intramurals,
JAMES ALFRED CLEMENT
Physics Stockroom Assistant.
HOMER CRAWFORD COKE
Junior Achievement Representative 135: French Club
125: Spanish Club: Drill Team 125, Letter: Rifle
Team: Track Team 125: Cross-Country Team.
IANICE ELAINE COLEMAN
Sec. of S.R. : Banker of S.R. : Annual Salesman:
Y-Teens: Pep Club,
JAMES DANIEL CONNELL
D,O, Club: D.E, Club.
ROSA JUAN CORBIN
Colorguard: Choir 125: Future Teachers Club, Sec.:
Art Club: G,A.A. Club: Gym Letter: Gym Assistant:
Youth for Christ: Pep Club: Cast of Camelot: Intra-
murals.
GLENN WILLIAM COX
Who's Who Among American High School Students:
National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist: N. E,D, T,
Cer1ificate of Merit: Outstanding Junior, University
of Alabama: Electron Club: Chemistry Stockroom
Assistant: Band 145: Assistant Banker of S.R.
ROY POWERS CRAWFORD
National Honor Society: Disc and Diamond Club,
Pres. and Chaplain: Battalion Commander of
R.O, T. C.: Captain of Rifle Team 133: Drill Team
123: R.O. T.C, Medals: Electron Club 123: Spanish
Club: Spanish Award: Youth for Christ: Annual Sales-
1'I'13Il,
MARCELLA CREEL
Future Teachers Club 143, Treas.
MARGARET THOMPSON CROCKER
Y-Teens: Tri-Hi-Y: Volleyball Intramurals,
RODNEY BARTON CRUMP
Freshman Football: B-Team Football: Future Physi-
cians Club 123,
ERICKA LINDA CU NNINGHAM
Y-Teens: German Club: Math Club: Basketball,
Softball and Volleyball Intramurals,
LINDA SUE CUNNINGHAM
Y-Teens 123, Sec.: Future Nurses Club 123: Future
Physicians Club 123, Sec.: Youth for Christ: Pro-
moters: Girls Vocal: Basketball, Softball and Volley-
ball Intramurals: Track.
DEBORAH DAVENPORT
Y-Teens 123: Basketball 133: Softball 113 and Volley-
ball 143 Intramurals: Track: Annual Salesman.
RICHARD WATTS DAVIES
B-Team Football 123: Varsity Football 123, Lettered
113: Art Club,
STEVEN RAY DAVIS
B-Team Track: B-Team Cross Country: Varsity Cross
Country: D.E. Club: Spanish Club,
RODNEY DOUGLAS DELLINGER
Spanish crub 123.
JANIS SUZANNE DOWNEY
Art Club 123, Sec. : Library Club: Library Assistant
123: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Marshall,
JAMES HOWARD DOWNING
Sr, Who's Who - Friendliest: B-Team Football:
Varsity Football 123, Lettered 123: Co-Capt. of
1969 Football Team: All-City Football, 1969:
B-Team Track 123: Varsity Track, Lettered: Pres,
of S.R.
PHYLLIS ANNELL DU PRIEST
Choir 123: Girls Vocal: Future Physicians: Basketball
and Volleyball Intramurals.
JERRY WAYNE EASON
Thespians, Parliamentarian, Treas. , Chaplain, and
Pres.: Cast of 6 plays: Best Actor Award 123: Best
Minor Actor Award 123: Choir: Ensemble: Band 143,
Librarian: Assistant Drum Major: All-City Band:
Art Club: Library Assistant.
DENISE ELIZABETH ELLIS
Y-Teens: Future Nurses Club: Marshall.
CYNTHIA LYNN ELLISON
Veep of S,R. : Sec. of S,R,: Pres. of Band: All-
City Band: lnstrumentalists Club, Veep and Sec.
CHARLOTTE EVESQUE
Girls Vocal: Intramurals: Marshall,
F AY FARMER
Veep of S,R. : Miss Touchdovm Representative:
Y-Teens: Pep Club: Basketball, Softball and Volley-
ball Intramurals: Marshall,
TERRY FRANKLIN FARMER
B- Team Football.
DOROTHY LOUISE FARRELL
National Honor Society: Sec. and Banker of S.R. :
Y-Teens: French Club, Sec.: Youth for Christ,
Sec.: Electron Club: Pep Club: G.A.A, Club: Gym
Assistant, Letter: Basketball and Volleyball Intra-
murals: Marshall: Math Lab Assistant.
TOM D. FERGUSON
Tennis Team f2J, Lettered f2J: Representative to
Freedom Forum at Harding College: Staff of 3 Plays:
Art Club: Youth for Christ: Annual Salesman.
THOMAS EDWIN FERGUSON
Veep of S.R,: Ushers Club, Pres.: Homecoming
Escort: N.E.D, T, Certificate of Merit: Youth for
Christ: Pep Club: Physics Lab Assistant.
BRIDGETTE F IKES
Y-Teens: Red Cross Club: Band 123: Girls Vocal:
Intramurals,
KENNETH WAYNE FIKES
B-Team Football: B-Team Track: D.E.C.A. Club,
METTA FAYE FISHER
Red Cross Club, Treas.: Y-Teens: Track: Basketball
and Volleyball Intramurals,
CONNIE FIX
Pres. of S.R.: Choir: Girls Vocal: Tri-Hi-Y: Y-Teens
625.
RANDY LEE FLYNN
Honors from Jones Valley: Class Favorite fly: Pres,
of S.R.: Baseball f2j: B-Team Basketball: B-Team
Football: Varsity Football 125: V-Club. Honors
from Ensley: Baseball: Varsity Football.
REBECCA JANE FORD
Tri-Hi-Y 125: Spanish Club: Future Teachers Club:
A-B Honor Roll: Marshall 421.
DANA CAROLE FORTNER
Highstepper: Miss Touchdown Representative: Pres, ,
Sec. and Banker of S.R,: Student Council: Y-Teens
Promoters: Pep Club: Annual Salesman: A-B Honor
Roll: Marshall: Intramurals.
VALERIE IEARN FULLER
Y-Teens: Library Club, Assistant: Youth for Christ:
A-B Honor Roll: Marshall 433: Basketball and Volley
ball Intramurals,
JOHN GALLANT
Football q4J.
DONALD WARE GAMBRELL
Latin Club,
PAULETTE GARRETT
Spanish Club: Red Cross Club: Miss Touchdown
Representative: Marshall.
SUSAN DENISE GEORGE
Veep and Sec. of S.R.: Y-Teens: Lyric Club f2y:
Pep Club: Youth for Christ: Bank Teller: Yellow
Jacket Staff, Feature Writer: Quill and Scroll:
International Honor Society: Voice of Democrary
Broadcast Scriptwriting Program: National Survey
Contest of Handicapped Veterans: Outstanding
Junior, University of Alabama: University of Ala-
bama Journalism Clinic: Choir: Intramurals.
FRANCES CAROLYN GILBERT
Yellow Jacket Staff 123, Editor and Assistant Editor:
Quill and Scroll, Journalism Award: Banker of S.R,:
Y-Teens 143: Future Teachers Club: Youth for Christ:
Pep Club: A-B Honor Roll: Softball Intramurals.
PAM GILBREATH
Miss ACKET: Class Favorite 123: Homecoming
Court: Second Alternate, Homecoming Queen:
Cheerleader: Highstepper 123: Sr. Who's Who -
Most Popular: Miss Touchdown Representative:
Pres. 133 and Veep of S.R.: Choir 123, Veep: Lyric
Club 123, Veep: Promoters: Pep Club: Intramurals:
Marshall,
SARAH GILES
Y- Teens 123.
PATRICIA GILMORE
Y-Teens 123: Future Teachers Club 123, Veep: Red
Cross Club: Library Club 123, Sec, , Assistant 123:
Bank Teller: Annual Salesman 133: Intramurals:
Gym Letter.
ROBERT CHRISTOPHER GODWEL
B-Team Football 123: B-Team Track 123: Varsity
Track 123, Lettered 123: Thespians: Fall and Spring
Plays: Art Club: Art Honors,
LINDA GAJL GOODNER
Yellow Jacket Staff: Y-Teens 123: Promoters: Busi-
ness Education Department Assistant: Assistant
Banker: Annual Salesman: Basketball, Softball and
Volleyball Intramurals,
SHARON REED GREER
National Honor Society, Treas.: The JACKET Staff,
Editor and Sophomore Class Editor: Sr, Who's Who -
Most Courteous: Veep and Sec. of S,R,: Miss Touch
down Representadve 133: Miss Ensley Contest:
Y-Teens, I,C,C, Representative: Promoters: Tri-
Tri-Hi-Y: French Club, Veep: Youth for Christ: Pep
Club: Outstanding Junior, University of Alabama:
Marshall 133, Capt.: Basketball and Volleyball In-
tramurals.
SHARON LEIGH GREGORY
French Club, Pres.: Y-Teens 133: Volleyball Intra-
murals.
LORETTA EILLEN GRIBBON
French Club 123: Assistant Banker of S.R, 123: Pep
Club: Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals,
LINDA GRIFFIN
Y-Teens 133, Treas.: Miss Y-Teen: Veep of S,R,:
Annual Salesman: Cast of Spring Play: Marshall,
RHODA PATRICIA GRUMM
Miss Touchdown Representative: Y-Teens 123: Future
Teachers Club 123, Pres, : Future Homemakers of
Tomorrow Club, Treas,: Future Nurses Club: Mar-
shall 143,
LYNN ELTON HAMMOCK
B-Team Basketball: Varsity Basketball 123: B-Team
Track: Varsity Track: Varsity Cross-Country: Ushers
Club: Homecoming Escort,
CAROL SUE HANLIN
First Alternate Highstepper: Cabinet Member: Sr,
Who's Who: Miss Touchdown Representative 133:
Y-Teens 123: Prompters, Pres.: Lyric Club 123, Sec.:
Choir 123: Ensemble 123: Pres, of S.R.: Basketball
Intramurals,
JOYCE NANETTE HANNAH
Pres. of S,R, : Assistant Banker of S.R. : Student
Council: Y-Teens: Youth for Christ: Choir: Ensemble
Intramurals 133.
DAVID A. HARLAND
Latin Club: Banker of S,R,
KATHLEEN ELIZABETH HARRIS
National Honor Society, Sec. and Veep: Veep and
Sec, of S,R,: Math Club 425, Veep: Latin Club 425,
Treas.: Y-Teens 425: Promoters: Marshall, Intramurals,
EVELON LARIE HASKELL
Y-Teens: Volleyball Intramurals.
SAMMY HAWKINS
VGGP Of S.R.: D.E.C,A, Club, Sec.: Boys Vocal.
JERRY PORTER HAYES
Freshman Football: B-Team Football: Varsity Foot-
ball 425, Lettered 425: Freshman Basketball: B-Team
Basketball: Baseball 425: Pres, of S.R,
WARREN JACK HENDON
Pres. of S,R,: Art Club, Treas.: Annual Salesman.
EDWARD HENDRICKS
Sr. Who's Who - Quietest: N.E.D.T. Certificate
of Merit: S.R, Officer,
FLOYD HENDRIX
Varsity Baseball 435, Lettered 415: Spanish Club 425,
JANET ELIZABETH HENSON
Highstepper 425: Sr. Who's Who - Most Talkative:
Pres. of S.R.: Y-Teens 425: Tri-Hi-Y: Promoters:
Pep Club: Choir.
WOODSON LESLIE HERRING
National Honor Society, Pres. : Sr. Who's Who -
Most Outstanding: Electron Club, Treas,: Latin
Club: Math Club: Veep of S.R.: Tennis Team:
B-Team Football: Representative to State Citizen--
ship Conven1:ion: Representative to "Goals for
Birmingham" Program: N.E.D.T. Certificate of
Merit: Perfect Attendance,
CARL SUMMERS HESTER
D.E. Club, Pres.: Track Team: Cross Counuy,
KENNETH DANIEL HESTER
Pres. ofS.R,: B-Team Track.
CARLA SUZANNE HOEHN
National Honor Society, Veep: Sec. of Sr. Class:
D,A,R, Good Citizenship Girl: Homecoming Court:
Sr, Who's Who - Most Likely to Succeed: Miss
Touchdown Contest - Junior Class Winner: Optimist
Club Representative: Representative to Citizenship
Conference: Representative to Business and Profes-
sional Women's Conference: Latin Club 425: Cum
Laude and Magna Cum Laude La1:in Award: Latin
Convention: Y-Teens, Pres.: Math Club 425, Sec.:
Math Lab Assistant: Electron Club: Pep Club: Banker
of S, R.: Annual Salesman: Outstanding Junior,
University of Alabama: Gym Assistant, Letter: In-
tramurals: Marshall.
MARY JANE HOLDEN
Veep of S.R, : Latin Club 425, Veep: Yellow Jacket
Staff 425: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow:
Y-Teens: Math Club 425: Promoters: Assistant
Banker of S. R.: Annual Salesman: Library Assistant
425: Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals.
DEBRA HOLLIFIELD
National Honor Society: R.O. T.C. Sponsor 425,
Head Sponsor, Lieutenant Colonel: R. O. T. C.
Awards - Unit Citation, Outstanding Sponsor:
Disc and Diamond Club: Yellow Jacket Staff 425,
Page Editor: Quill and Scroll, Honorary Journalism
Society: Tri-Hi-Y: Y-Teens: Youth for Christ: Pep
Club: Future Teachers Club 425, Pres.: Basketball
and Volleyball Intramurals: Marshall.
LYNN MARIE HOLLINGSHEAD
Pres, and Veep 425 of S.R,: Y-Teens 425, Sec.:
Tri-Hi-Y: Bank Teller: Bank Board of Directors:
Pep Club: Marshall 445: Basketball and Volleyball
Intramurals.
GERRY EDWIN HOLMES
Sec. of S.R.: Annual Salesman: Math Club: Elec-
tron Club: Fall Play.
DEBORAH DIANE HOLT
Highstepper 135: Miss Touchdown Representative:
Promoters, Sec.: Tri-Hi-Y: Y-Teens 125: Pep Club:
Choir: Marshall: Basketball and Volleyball Intra-
murals.
GUY HORTON
Veep of S.R.: Sr, Who's Who - Best Personality:
Cabinet Member: Bank Board of Directors 135 ,
Treas.: B-Team Basketball: Varsity Football: Ushers
Club, Veep: Choir: Lyric Club 125: Youth for Christ
125: Cast of Camelot: Marshall.
THERON NATHAN HOULDITCH
D. E, Club: Assistant Banker of S.R.
SANDRA DELL HOWARD
Girls Vocal 135,
IANICE FAYE HUBBARD
National Honor Society: Bank Board of Directors
135, Sec. and Pres.: Bank Teller 145: Sec, of S.R.:
Banker of S.R. 125: -The JACKET Staff , Junior Class
Editor: Y-Teens 125, Treas.: Spanish Club: Marshall:
Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intramurals 145,
DOROTHY LYNN HU DGINS
Y-Teens 125: Math Club 125: Latin Club 125: Marshall:
Intramurals.
OSMOND CARRAWAY INGRAM, IR.
Mr. School Spirit: Sr. Who's Who - Silliest: Veep
and Banker of S.R.: Annual Salesman: Thespians
135, Pres. and Treas.: Thespians State Executive
Council:,Cast of 5 Plays: staff of 8 Plays: Optimist
Oratorical Contest: A,E,A, Dramatic Reading:
Civitan Oratorical Contest: Bank Teller: Choir 125:
Ensemble 125: Red Cross Council 125: Pep Club:
Marshall.
ANTHONY IONES
Varsity Football 125, Lettered 115: Track Team:
Drill Team 125, Lettered: Rifle Team, Expert
Rifleman Award: Disc and Diamond Club, Veep,
JASPER PAUL .TULIANO
Sr. Who's Who - Best All-Around: Cabinet Member -
Athletics: Freshman Track: Freshman Basketball:
B-Team Football: Varsity Football,
KAREN LEE KEITH
The JACKET Staff: Math Club 125: Spanish Club :-
Future Nurses Club: Marshall 125, Capt, : Volleyball
Intramurals.
MELWYN ANN KELLY
Choir: Future Nurses Club 125: Marshall.
VIRGIL RAY KICKER
Chaplain of S.R. 135: Youth for Christ: Art Club:
Pep Club: Staff of Play.
ELIZABETH SHARON KINNEY
School Chairman for March of Dimes: French Club
125: Math Club: Electron Club 125, Veep: Lyric Club:
Choir 135, Treas.: Ensemble 135: Best Choir Member
and Best Soprano Awards: Marshall 1359. G,A.A. Club:
Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals 145: Volleyball
Tournament: Chorus of Camelot.
SOFIA THEODORE LAFAKIS
Colorguard: Promoters: Y-Teens: Bank Assistant:
Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intramurals 135,
GLENN ELLISE LANDRUM
Freshman Basketball: B-Team .Football 125: Varsity
253
Football 125, Letter-ed 125.
CURTIS STEELE LAWSON
Electron Club5 Math Club: Annual Salesmang Physics
Lab Assistantg Language Lab Assistant5 Marshall.
PATRICIA GAIL LEAGUE
Intramurals 145,
DONNY LENOIR
Sr, Who's Who - Most Courteousg Banker of S,R,
GARY CHARLES LESTER
S,R, Pres, 1255 Student Council 1255 Ushers Club.
SANDRA LOUISE LEWIS
National Honor Societyg Math Club 1255 French Club
1255 Y-Teens1255 Promotersg Bank Teller 1255 Mar-
shall 1355 Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals.
DEBORAH GAIL LINDBERGH
Math Club 1255 Annual Salesmang Marshall 1155
Basketball and Volleyball 145 Intramurals.
JOE PHILIP LOVETTO
D,E,C,A, Club,
ZANE EDWARD LOWERY
D, E, C, A, Club,
KENNETH LANCE MADDOX
Band 145, Letter5 First French Horn 1355 Band Student
Director.
JOHN G. MARTY
B-Team Footballg B-Team Track: Tennis Team
125, Lettered 1255 French Club 1255 Math Club 1255
Marshall.
GEORGE WILLIAM MATTINSON
Freshman Basketball,
KATHERINE GAE MAYS
Banker of S.R,5 Y- Teens5 Girls Vocalg Pep Club5
Intramurals,
MICKIE RAE MAYS
Y-Teens 1255 Annual Salesman5 Pep Clubg Girls
Vocalg Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intra-
murals 145.
JOYCE ANN MCCRARY
Sec, of S.R,5 Annual Salesman: Bank Tellerg
Y-Teensg Pep Club5 Basketball 135 and Volleyball
115 Intramurals5 Marshall,
PATRICIA ANN MCCRAY
Red Cross Club: A-B Honor Rollg Basketball, Soft-
ball and Volleyball Intramurals 145,
JOSEPH DURICK McDEVITT
Science Lab Assistant,
MARTHA GRACE MCDONALD
National Honor Societyg Pres. , Veep and Banker
of S.R.5 Miss Touchdown Representative 1255 French
Club 1255 Y-Teens5 Latin Club: Promoters Pep Club5
The JACKET Staff, Business Manager5 Gym As-
sistant 125g G.A,A. Club 125, Pres,5 Basketball,
Softball and Volleyball lntramuralsg Marshall:
Outstanding Junior, University of Alabama.
JOHN THOMAS MCGRAW
D,E,C.A, Club,
JERRY WAYNE MCQUEEN
Freshman Football: Track Team: D.E.C,A, Club.
I EAN MARGARET MIDDLETON
Sr, Who's Who - Wittiest: Miss March of Dimes
Candidate: The JACKET Staff: A-B Honor Roll:
Y-Teens 143, Chaplain: Promoters: Choir: Ensem-
ble: Intramurals.
CATHY SUE MILES
Y-Teens: Sec. of Speech Class: Home Ec. Club,
SUSAN VETTLER MILLER
Highstepper 133, Head: Homecoming Court: Christ-
mas Seal Princess: Miss Ensley Contest: Sec, and
Banker of S. R.: The JACIGIT Staff, Sports Editor:
Y-Teens123, Veep: Promoters: Tri-Hi-Y: Spanish
Award: Choir: Ensemble: Lyric Club: Pep Club:
Cast of Camelot: Best Freshman Athlete: Basketball
and Softball Inuramurals: Track.
MARCIA LEE MILLSAP
Thespians: Cast of 4 Plays: Student Director of 1
Play: Pep Club, Pres.: Y-Teens 123: Math Club:
French Club 123: Promoters: Marshall.
MARY VIRGINIA MITCHELL
National Honor Society: Sr. Who's Who - Most
Dependable: Latin Club: Sum Laude and Sum Lauda
Latin Awards: Y-Teens 123: Math Club: Electron
Club: Youth for Christ: Marshall Capt,
PAT'I'l SUE MOBLEY
Y-Teens: Staff of 2 Plays: Marshall,
MARGARET ANNE MORELAND
National Honor Society: Latin Club 123: Magna
Cum Lauda Latin Award: A, A-B Honor Roll: Elec-
tron Club: G.A,A, Club 123, Veep: Gym Assistant,
Letter: Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intra-
murals: Y-Teens 123,
LINDA ARDENIA MORRIS
Y-Teens 123: Marshall: Intramurals,
DIANE MOUDRY
Sec, of S,R.: Youth for Christ 133, Veep: Red Cross
Club 123, Sec.: Promoters: Y-Teens: Math Lab
Assistant: Science Office Assistant: Marshall Capt.
JUNE ELIZABETH MUMPOWER
National Honor Society: Youth for Christ 133,
Veep: 1969 Birmingham Youth for Christ Sweet-
heart: Miss Touchdown Representative: Sec, of S,R.:
Banker of S,R,: Latin Club 123, Sec.: Math Club:
Y-Teens 133: Marshall 123,
BONNIE JEAN MYERS
Pres. and Veep 123 of S,R.: Yellow Jacket Staff 123,
Sports Editor: International High School Journalism
Honor Society: Y-Teens 123, Veep and l.C,C, Rep-
resentative: Electron Club 123, Sec.: Pep Club:
G,A,A, Club, Treas.: Gym Assistant 123: Volley-
ball Intramurals.
SUSAN ELIZABETH NAILEN
Promoters: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Choir: Lyric Club
Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intramurals,
SANDRA WILENE NEUMANN
First Alternate Homecoming Queen: Miss Fire Pre-
vention Candidate: Miss Ensley Contest: Sr. Who's
Who - Friendliest: Colorguard: Sec. of S,R,: Math
Club 123: German Club: A Honor Roll: Home Ec.
Club, Pres.: Future Teachers Club, Veep: Intra-
murals: Marshall.
REBECCA ELAINE NEWMAN
Yellow Jacket Staff 123: Page Editor: Quill and Scroll
Journalism Award: R,O,T. C. Sponsor: Rifle Team
Sponsor: Disc and Diamond Club: Future Nurses Club
133, Veep and Chaplain: Y-Teens: Promoters: Youth
for Christ 123: Choir: Basketball and Volleyball In-
tramurals: Marshall.
ROBERT EARL NEWTON
Pres. of S, R. : Student Council: Delegate to State
Latin Convention 123: Math Club 123, Treas. : Latin
Club 123: Electron Club: Baseball: Chemistry
Stockroom Assistant, '
BRENDA KAY NICHOLS
Sec. and Veep of S. R. : Y-Teens 133: Promoters:
Volleyball Intramurals,
JAMES PATRICK O'NEAL
Pres, , Veep and Sec. of S.R, : Student Council:
Birmingham Southern Summer Honor Scholarship:
Homecoming Escort: Latin Club 133, Pres.: DSIC' 1
gate to State Latin Convention 123: Tennis Team 133,
Lettered 123: Physics Lab Assistant.
ANTHONY JOE PARDI
D,E, Club,
BARBARA LYNN P! RROTT
Student Council: Beta Club 15 : Junior Mid Century
123: Future Teachers 133: Ban' 143, Most Outstanding
Band Student: Future Homen Lkers of America Club
133: Future Nurses Club.
JAMIE LYNN PARTAIN
D.E. Club: Volleyball Intramurals.
PAMELA IO PATTERSON
Volleyball, Softball and Basketball Intramurals.
PANDORA PATTON
Class Favorite 133: Highstepper 133: S,R, Offices:
Y-Teens 123, I, C,C. Representative: Promoters:
Math Club: Youth for Christ: Junior Council Rep-
resentative for Festival of Arts.
DWIGHT STEPHEN PENNINGTON
National Honor Society: Harvard Book Award: Sr.
Who's Who - Most Talented: Representative to Op-
timist Club Scholarship Competition: 'I'he JACKET
Staff: Football and Basketball Statistician 133: Youth
for Christ: Accompanist for Choir 143 and Ensemble
123: Rehearsal Accompanist for Oklahoma and
Camelot: Head of Make-up Committee for Camelot
and One Foot in Heaven: Lyric Club 133.
CURTIS NEAL PERKINS
Third Place American Legion Oratorical Contest:
Disc and Diamond Club: Battalion Executive Officer
Rifle Team, Lettered 123: The High School Firer123:
Drill Team: D,E.C,A. Club: Cast of Oklahoma.
SYLVIA PERRY
Student Council: Glee Club: Catherine Spalding
Club: Spanish Club: Red Cross Club: Dramatics,
BILLY NICK PETELOS
Freshman Football: B-Team Football: Varsity Foot-
ball 123, Lettered 123: Pres. of S.R. 133: Cabinet -
Sportsmanship: Ushers Club: Track: Marshall,
EDWIN ELLIS PHARRIS
B-Team Football: Thespians: Cast and Staff of Plays:
D,E,C,A. Club.
KATHY LOIS PINKERTON
Miss Touchdown Contest, Club Winner 1969: Home-
coming Court: Sec, of S,R,: Jr, R.O.T.C. Sponsor:
Disc and Diamond Club: Promoters: Y-Teens 143:
Youth for Christ: Pep Club: Day in Court Repre-
sentative: Girls Vocal: Intramurals: Marshall.
EDNA PISSANOS
Future Teachers Club, Sec. and Treas,: Art Club:
Volleyball Intramurals,
MICHAEL PIERRE PLAN
Varsity Basketball 123, Lettered 123: Varsity Baseball
123, Lettered 123: Cross Country 123, Lettered 123:
Tennis Team 123, Lettered 123: Ushers Club: Spanish
Club: Science Office Assistant 133: Homecoming
Escort.
PAUL POCO PANNI
Manager of Baseball, Basketball and Football Teams
143: Manager of Track and Tennis Teams 113: Art
Club: Youth for Christ.
MITCHELL LEE POER
Mr, JACKET: Class Favorite 143: Sr, Who's Who -
Most Popular: Chairman of Student Council: Pres,
of S.R. 123: Banker of S.R.: Best Freshman 1967:
B-Team Football 123: Varsity Football 123, Lettered
123: Freshman Basketball: B-Team Basketball: Var-
sity Basketball, Lettered 113: Varsity Baseball 143,
Lettered 143,
MARY KATHLEEN PORTER
Majorette: Band 123, Sec.: Instrumentalists Club,
Sec.: French Club 123, Chaplain: All-City Band:
Band Ensemble: Art Club: Choir: Girls Vocal: Staff
of One Foot in Heaven.
IANICE ELAINE POTTS
Head Marshall of Student Body: Cabinet: Alternate
Highstepper: Sr, Who's Who - Coolest: Miss Ensley
Contest: Pres. , Veep and Banker of S.R. : Annual
Salesman: Student Council: Bank Board- of Directors,
Veep and Sec, : Bank Teller 133: The JACKET Staff,
Activities Editor: Y-Teens123: Tri-Hi-Y: Promoters:
Youth for Christ: Pep Club: Junior Council Represent-
ative for Festival of Arts: Marshall Capt. : Intramu-
rals.
LYNDA ANN POWELL
Highstepper: Second Altemate Miss Ensley Contest:
Miss Touchdown Representative: Veep of S,R, 133:
Y-Teens, Veep: Promoters: Pep Club: Volleyball
Intramurals: Marshall 143: Miss Ensley.
LINDA PRATT
Future Nurses Club: Pep Club: Basketball and Volley-
ball lntramurals 143: Marshall 123,
RAYMOND BENTON PRESTON IR.
Band 133: Stage Band: Instrumentalists Club 133,
Chaplain: Choir: Youth for Christ: Pep Club:
Electron Club: Science Lab Assistant: Outstanding
Junior, University of Alabama: A-B Honor Roll,
TERRI DENISE PRICE
Jefferson County Junior Miss: Second Altemate
Alabama Junior Miss: Class Favorite 123: High-
suepper: Homecoming Court: Sr. Who's Who -
Prettiest: Best Freshman 1967: May Court: Miss
Ensley High School: Miss Touchdown Representative
French Club: Y-Teens, Pres.: Thespians 143: Math
Club: Promoters: Youth for Christ 143: Pep Club 123,
Sec.: Pres, of S.R,: Veep of S. R.: La Sertoma
Award: First Alternate State Civitan Oratorical
Contest: First Alternate Birmingham News Citizen-
ship Contest: Representative to Birmingham News
Citizenship Tour: Representative to Girls' State:
Freedom Forum: Marshall.
MILTON EDWARD PROFFITT
Class Favorite 123: Sr, Who's Who - Most Talkative:
Pres. , Veep and Sec, of S.-R. : Varsity Baseball 133,
Lettered 133: B-Team Football 123: Golf Team:
Spanish Club,
ANNE PROPST
Y-Teens 123: Art Club 123, Pres.
RICHARD ALEXANDER PRU ITT
Freshman Football: B-Team Football: Varsity Foot-
ball 123: Lettered 123: Most Valuable Lineman:
Freshman Basketball: B-Team Basketball: Veep 123
and Banker of S.R.
DAVID ROLAND RANCONT
Tennis Team 133, Lettered 123: Electron Club 133,
Pres.: Bank Teller: Representative to Annual Re-
cruiting Congress at Annapolis.
VIRGINIA RAPE
Y-Teens: Softball and Volleyball Intramurals,
ROBERT EARL REACH
Varsity Football: B-Team Football: Freshman Track
JANET RICKS
Y-Teens, I. C,C. Representative: Promoters: Bas-
ketball and Volleyball Intramurals,
JANET CLARE RITTER
Pres, and Sec, of S.R,: Y-Teens 433, Treas.: Out-
standing Junior, University of Alabama: Youth for
Christ: Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intra-
murals 443: Marshall 433,
DEBRA ROBERTS
Basketball and Softball Intramurals: Marshall,
NANCY ELLEN ROGERS
Yellow Jacket Staff, Circulation Manager: Quill and
Scroll Award: Choir: Lyric Club: Youth for Christ:
Y-Teens: Latin Club: Banker of S.R, 433: N.E. D. T.
Certificate of Merit: Basketball, Softball and Vol-
leyball Intramurals: Library Assistant.
JANET KAYE ROLLINS
Y-Teens, Pres.: Banker of S.R.: Choir: Ensemble:
Girls Vocal: Youth for Christ: Spanish Club: Out-
standing Jr. University of Ala.: Intramurals,
RONALD ROWELL
Sr. Who's Who - Most Handsome: Baseball 433:
Banker of S,R, : Boys Vocal,
ROGER RUSSELL
Baseball, Basketball and Football Manager 443:
Science Assistant 423,
WANDA SU ZETTE SANSOM
n
National Honor Society: Sr. Who's Who - Quietest
Y-Teens 423: French Club 433: Future Physicians.
SHARON MARIE SAWLS
Y-Teens 423: Pep Club: Language Office Assistant.
JAYNE MARIE SCHRIMSHER
Home Ec. Club, Chaplain: Y-Teens.
DONNA SCHROEDER
Veep of S.R.: Y-Teens.
WILLIAM SCOTT
Pres, of S.R, 423: D.O, Club, Chaplain.
MATTHEW SEALS
National Merit Scholarship Finalist: French Club:
French Award: Band.
PATRICIA IEANNE SELLERS
Y-Teens 423: Choir: Basketball and Volleyball In-
tramurals: Marshall,
MARY SERIO
Pres. , Veep 423 and Sec. of S.R. : Basketball and
Volleyball Intramurals 423: Marshall.
TINA MARIE SF AKIANOS
Yellow Jacket Staff, Third Page Editor: Quill and
Scroll Journalism Award: Miss Touchdown Repre-
sentative: Bank Teller 443: Annual Salesman: Elec-
tron Club 423: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Chemistry Lab
Assistant 423: G.A. A. Club '423: Gym ASSiSf2HfC2D1
Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intramurals.
JERRY SHAW
Baseball 433.
Rl-IONDA IAN SHERRILL
National Honor Society, Sec.: The JACKET Staff,
Senior Class Editor: Promoters: Y-Teens 445, Veep
and I, C, C, Representative: Youth for Christ: Pep
Club 435: Miss March of Dimes Candidate: Banker
of S.R.: A Honor Roll: N.E.D. T. Certificate of
Merit: Outstanding Junior, University of Alabama:
Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intramurals 445:
Freshman Volleyball Tournament: Marshall 435,
ALLEN HOWELL SIMMONS , IR.
Sr. Who's Who - Wittiest: Band 445: Drum Major:
Stage Band: Pep Band: Choir 445, Pres.: Ensemble
435: Lyric Club 425, Program Chairman and Pres.:
Accompanist for Boys Vocal: All-State Chorus: Cast
and staff of Oklahoma: Youth for Christ: Veep and
Banker of S. R.
ROBERT FINDLAY SMITH
B-Team and Varsity Track: B-Team Cross Country:
Freshman and B-Team Basketball: N.E, D. T , Certi-
ficate of Merit: A-B Honor Roll: German Club:
Electron Club.
ROYCE BOYD SMITH, IR,
Track: Lyric Club: Boys Vocal: Choir: D,E. Club.
SUSAN CAROL SMITH
Sec, of S.R. : French Club 425: French Award:
Y- Teens 425: Math Club 425: Pep Club: Basketball,
Softball and Volleyball Intramurals.
CHARLES SPANOS
Electron Club: Science Lab Assistant 425: Staff of 2
Plays.
VICKIE STANTON
Sec. of S.R. : Annual Salesman 425: Thespians 425:
Y-Teens 425: Tri-Hi-Y: Basketball and Volleyball
Intramurals 425: Marshall 435,
CHARLES STEPHENS
Lab Assistant.
SANDRA STEWART
National Honor Society: Perfect Attendance 445:
Chaplain of S. R.: Math Club: Youth for Christ:
Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals: Marshall.
CLYDENE ANNETTE STOKES
Highsnepper: Miss Touchdown Representative: Sec.
of S.R.: Chaplain of S.R.: Y-Teens 425: Youth for
Christ 425: Home Ec, Club 425, Pres.: Pep Club:
Cast of Camelot: staff of One Foot in Heaven: A-B
Honor Roll: Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals
425: Track.
PAM STOREY
Y-Teens 445: Future Nurses Club 435, Sec.: Girls
Vocal 425: Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals.
TERRY TEMPLIN
Class Favorite 425: Sr. Who's Who 4 Coolest: B-Team
Basketball: B-Team Football 425: Varsity Football
425, Lettered 425: Pres. , Veep and Banker of S.R.
DEBRA TERRY
National Honor Society: Alternate Highstepper:
Veep, Sec. and Banker 425 of S.R.: Bank Board of
Directors: French Club, Pres.: Y-Teens: Tri-Hi-Y:
Promoters: Pep Club: Basketball, Softball and
Volleyball Intramurals: Marshall,
KATHY THAXTON
Youth for Christ: Pep Club: Future Teachers of
America: Basketball, Softball and Volleyball Intra-
murals.
CONNIE ANN THOMAS
Y-Teens 435: Latin Club 435: Basketball, Softball
and Volleyball Intramurals: Marshall 425.
TOMMY THRASHER
Boys Vocal 425,
JAMES TINKER
Banker of S. R.: B-Team Football: Varsity Football:
Spanish Club 123: Pep Club 123: Science Stockroom
Assistant.
FRANK DAVID TOMBRELLO
B-Team Football: D,E, Club: Boys Vocal.
JO ANN TOMBRELLO
Y-Teen Inter-Club Council-Pres. : Y-Teen Inter-
Club Council Chaplain: Y-Teens 143, Pres. : Miss
Touchdown Representative: Pres. of S.R, : Youth
for Christ, Veep: G.A.A. Club: Gym Assistant:
Girls Vocal: Intramurals 143: Marshall.
TIMOTHY MIKE TORTORICE
B-Team Football 123: Varsity Football 123, Lettered
123: Honorable Mention 123, All-Metro Football:
Honorable Mention 113, All-City Football: Baseball
143, Lettered 133: Freshman B-Team and Varsity
Basketball: Pres. of S.R. 123: Chaplain of S.R,
JOE GERARD TORTORICI
D.E, Club, Treas.: Boys Vocal.
LOUIS TRAPOLINO
B-Team Football 123: Varsity Football 123, Lettered
C23-
REBECCA TREMELLING
Band 133: Future Nurses Club: Basketball Intramurals:
Marshall.
TERRI LYNN TUBBS
Banker of S,R, : Y-Teens: Promoters: Lyric Club:
Choir: Girls Vocal.
JAMES TUCKER
B-Team Football: Varsity Football 123: Art Club.
CYNTHIA DIANNE TYLER
Choir: Girls Vocal: Y-Teens: Future Nurses Club
123, Veep and Chaplain: Basketball and Volleyball
Intramurals.
GLORIA VAIL
Yellow Jacket Staff: Promoters: Y-Teens: French
Club: Red Cross Club: Basketball and Volleyball
Intramurals: Library Assistant.
DAVID VARNER
Annual Salesman: Pep Club: Disc and Diamond
Club: Science Lab Assistant 133, Letter.
JAMES RICHARD VERNON
Science Lab Assistant.
PAT VOYTANOVSKY
B-Team and Varsity Football.
CYNTHIA SUE WAGGONER
National Honor Society: Class Favorite 123: Cheer-
leader 123, Head: Miss School Spirit: Homecoming
Court: Sr, Who's Who - Best All Around: Miss Ensley
Contest: Student Council, Veep: Pres. of S,R, 133:
Veep of S.R.: Y- Teens 123, I,C.C. Representative:
Math Club: Pep Club: Promoters: Youth for Christ:
Math Lab Assistant: Basketball and Volleyball In-
tramurals: Marshall, Capt.: Outstanding Junior,
University of Alabama.
BONITA WALKER
Library Assistant 123: Basketball and Volleyball In-
tramurals 143: Marshall 123.
MARY JACQUELINE WATSON
Yellow Jacket Staff: University of Alabama, Jour-
nalism Clinic: Voice of Democracy Contestant:
Miss Touchdown Representative: Promoters: Y-Teens
Math Club: Youth for Christ: Art Club 133, Pres. and
Chaplain: Birmingham "Paint-ln": Cast of Play: Set
of Play: N.E.D.T. Certificate of Merit: Basketball,
Softball and Volleyball Intramurals: Marshall.
REBECCA DEE WEEKS
Y-Teens: Tri-Hi-Y: Latin Club: Future Nurses Club,
Pres. : Annual Salesman: Staff of Play: Basketball,
Softball and Volleyball Intramurals: Marshall, Capt
623.
DEBORAH WEAVER
Y-Teens: Red Cross Club: Basketball and Volleyball
Intramurals.
PATRICIA WELLS
Sec, of S.R. : Annual Salesman: Home Ec. Club,
Veep and Sec.: Basketball, Softball and Volleyball
Intramurals 133.
ROBERT WHATLEY
Boys Vocal,
JOE WILKS
Disc and Diamond Club,
DENNIS CLIFTON WILLIAMS
National Honor Society, Pres, and Treas,: Pres.
of Sr, Class: B-Team Basketball: Varsity Basketball
123: Varsity Track 123: Varsity Cross Country 123:
N.M.S.Q.T. Semifinalist: N.E.D.T. Certificate
of Merit: Samford University Math Tournament:
BUS Math Tournament: Ouistanding Junior, Uni-
versity of Alabama: Pres. of S,R.: Student Council:
Latin Club 133: Latin Award: Math Club 123, Pres.:
Pep Club: Language Lab Assistant: Math Lab As-
sistant: Chemistry Lab Assistant: Marshall.
ANN WILSON
Choir: French Club: Red Cross Club: Cast of
Camelot: Basketball 133, Softball 113 and Volley-
ball 123 Intramurals.
DIANA RUBY WILSON
Pres, of S.R,: Student Council: Promoters: Y-Teens,
Veep: Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals: Mar-
snan 123,
SHEILA WILSON
Y-Teens: Girls Vocal: Youth for Christ: Basketball,
Softball and Volleyball Intramurals,
VONDA GAY WILSON
Y-Teens: Art Club: Girls Vocal: Staff of 3 Plays:
Softball 113 and Volleyball 123 Intramurals.
DONNA FAY WILSON
Cabinet: Choir 133, Pres.: Ensemble 123: Girls Vocal
Lyric Club 123, Treas,: Promoters: Y-Teens 123,
Chaplain: Annual Salesman: Basketball and Volley-
ball lntramurals: Marshall 133,
REBECCA WOODS
Chaplain of S. R. : Miss Touchdown Representative:
Tri-Hi-Y: Y-Teens: French Club: Youth for Christ:
Pep Club: Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals.
MILFORD WRIGHT
Track Team: Cross Country Team.
JOYCE WYNN
Sec, and Banker of S,R.: Promoters: Y-Teens:
Youth for Christ: Pep Club: Staff of 2 Plays: Marshall
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