Erwin High School - Aquila Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1974 volume:

To the Students of E.H.S. AQUILA E. B. Erwin High School Birmingham, Alabama 35215 Volume 8 Principal, Barto Hughes Advisor, Carolyn Hardy Editor, Kathy Treadaway Mike Poole and Marun Keenum in tUw Am A Student , a person I am no! content just to exstst. nust also be able to produce something of value, it only for my sell- it for my class and for Erwin as a whole, one, I find that I am weak, wve many conflicting sides, it each unite to form my whole being, im the school! 3 lie Hogan learm to uw the microscope In Mi WUson's biology class. French Oub striven for recognition in parade. Mrv Brooks' homeroom takes tirsl place tn homecoming spirit door competition am A Participant am Erwin's life . . . s spirit, its burning heartbeat. Dr without me Erwin could not thnve. am its innermost activities. I Am A Competitor The sweat, the blood, the aches o! drills, the agitation of performance, the reality ol deteat, the fulfillment of victorv, I , . . have experienced them all. Top—Paul Sutton rdchts to make the out against Pinson. Bottom—fcfwinottes arr highly rated by loothall team at lirst pep rally ot the season. 6 Paul Anthony uses the library' I Am An Individual I chose this path to find myself, to develop both physically and mentally— to be altered from the immature, to be shaped into my true and complete self by the experience called-high school. Mb Griffin Irilem lo problem . 9 10 Dedication We are very proud 10 dedicate AQUILA 1974 to a devoted Christian couple who has dedicated their lives to helping young people. Mrs. Armstrong's Home and Family classes will never be forgotten by her students. She is responsible for much of the happiness of many young couples. Coach Armstrong's greatest reward as a football coach comes in helping to mold boys into strong responsible men. Contributions that the Armstrongs have made to Erwin are immeasurable and we hope this dedication will be received as a small gift of our appreciation from the students ol Emin High School. ■ 13 I AM A STUDENT 9 mm Jp Mrs. Armstrong directed the very successful senior play, Cat O'Nine Tails. The cast was made up of Doug Gamto, Don Weems, Jeri Lynn Campbell, Pam Guthrie, Paulette Logan, Debbie Carter, Bonita Wilemon, Ken McClellan, Denisa Baker, Terry Harrell, and Steward Jones. 14 Student life senior Play Was Fun But Graduation Took Top Billing Mrs. Pettry, senior sponsor, and the class officers jnned a very impressive graduation. In evidence were e traditional red, white, and blue tassels of class offi-rs and gold ropes of honor society members. Decora-ig the stage was a huge arrangement containing wild wers which had been chosen as the class flowers. Mr. ighes presented diplomas to 283 seniors. Student Lite 15 Cindy Eades Crowned Football Queen Cindy Morrison, Gary Anthony, lisa Smith. Ronnie Chism, Cyndi Reese, David Anthony, (yrvdi Bislvop, Eddie Kinney, Cindy Eades, Roderick Washington, lynne Flowers. Above left—Cindy Eades is crowned (ootball Queen by Lynn Weldon as Mr Hughes presents her trophy. Above right—Cyndi Reese is crowned Foolball Princess. 16 Student Life t Intrasquad Game The team was divided by the coaches for Erwin's first intrasquad game. Coaches Wood and Blair were pitted against Coaches leffrey and Combs. Coach Wood's Red Eagles defeated the White Eagles 24-14. Quarterback, Rod McSweeny, was voted outstanding offensive player by the team. Senior, Lynn Hayes, was voted outstanding defensive player for three interceptions and one fumble returned for a touchdown. This game ended the 1973 spring training and kicked off the 1973 football season. Student Lite 17 Four sessions are too lew for some who lind it necessary to Ret information second hand. Seniors Enthusiastic For College Day Twenty-one Alabama colleges sent representatives to the annual College Day. Senior attendance was excellent and contributed to a very successful day. Guidance office assistants acted as teacher and student hosts. This experience helped many students to make their final choice of a college. As a show of appreciation to Seniors for their outstanding participation during College Day, Mr. Hughes gave them the rest of the day off. _ S CB EHiorS l CollEGJ Refreshments are ready for representatives. Troy State invites students to the southern part of the state. IB Student Life Jefferson Stale found many interested prospects. Student life 19 Fifties Pep Rally Brings Walls Down To promote spirit for the last football game of the season the Seniors organized a Fifties Day. Girls were seen in long skirts, bobby socks, and sweaters. Boys wore rolled-up bluejeans and white socks. The favored hair styles seemed to be pony tails for girls and the wet look for boys. The climax of the day was the Fifties Pep Rally . As the students filled the gym the band played such old favorites as Rock Around the Clock. The cheerleaders led the crowd in cheers honoring the football team while the students prepared skits. In the first skit Shana Burns, Judy Fortenberry, Pam Chandler, and Sherry Smith pantomined the Leader of the Pack. Sherry Smith's dying scene at the end of their skit brought both laughs and applause. A band consisting of limmy Williams, Earl Waller, and Johnny Williams played rock and roll music while a group of Seniors did the Bunny Hop. Then they broke out into a fast song and these Seniors demonstrated some of the favorite dances of the fifties. The walls of the gym shook as people danced and cheered. Cracks actually formed along the Freshmen and Juniors' side of the gym. Some of the students termed this pep rally as the best we've ever had. It certainly achieved its purpose. the leader ot the Pack skit. 20 Student life Zoiind.1 Zbinden, Vince Shannon, Kathy Trcadaway, Johnny Coker, and tori Guest demonstrate dances. Student Lite 2� Amos M(X«} Swan Lake Highlight Of SGA Follies At Christmas the Jefferson County Council of Student Governments requested each school organization to raise money for the county home for the aged at Ketona. Erwin SGA put together a very entertaining program which was climaxed by an all-male presentation of Swan Lake. Vince Shannon stole the show from the barber shop quartet. 22 Student Life Club prepared scenery lor balk ! Right-Cathy Cooke selects a sportswear outfit. Below-Zolinda Zbinden awards door pri c to Vickie Simmons Dana Harris wears a jersey dress. Kathi loiner models an evening dress. Patty Hobby likes this party dress. 24 Student Lite Fashion-minded Girls Attend Y-Teen Assembly An assembly was held by Debbie Durant of the She Shop for senior high girls interested in this year's new fashion ideas. The Senior Y-Teens modeled selections that they had chosen according to their own tastes. Door prizes were awarded at the end of the show. A fifteen dollar gift certificate to the She Shop was won by Vickie Simmons and S. Elaine Jones was awarded a ten dollar certificate. The money earned by the twenty-five cent admission charge was used to buy Christmas presents for Partlow. Y-Teen girls display a variety of costumes for this fashion show. Student life 25 Chris Pappas performs tor the wrestlers. Clamour boys line up. 2b Student Lite Fashions Benefit Wrestlers To finance the new wrestling equipment. Coach Jeffrey decided to allow the wrestlers to show off their 74 fashions. They selected their own costumes, some of them modeling after their favorite teachers. The first half of the show ran smoothly except when heavyweights, Greg Key and Mike Lanthorne, almost lost their bikinis. Coach Jeffrey, impressed by the off-stage performances of Chris Pappas at previous pep rallies, asked him to top the fashion show. Abovo-|ot; Deatherage models his mini-skirl. Lower Left— Sam Pearson removes his robe to reveal lovely nightwear, lower right-David Mewtjourne leads the crowd In a cheer. Student I ile 27 SENIOR WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Front row-S. Elaine (ones, Zolinda Zbmden, Larry Haefner. Rob Chapped, Johnny Williams, Jimmy Williams. Row 2-Karen Spence, Kathy Treadaway. Cindy Smith, Denise Dykes. Vela Bailey, Pam Flurry', Christy Graham, lyndy Hewett, tori Greer. Not pictured: Gary Crumly. Karen Fowler, Rachel Peltry. Vince Shannon. JUNIOR WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Front row—Jackie Goodwin, Kelly D«mny, lulie Hewett, Dana Harris. Row 2-Gary Stewart. Steve Sowers, Cindy Massey, Kathy Chap| cll. Not pictured: Nancy lindley, Jennifer Vest. 28 Student Lite Honor Students Recognized The Senior and )unior Who's Who Among American High School Students were chosen by a board of faculty members. These students were recognized for their grade average and their leadership ability among the students. Representing Erwin at Girls' and Boys' State were Lee Bryant, Mike Blocker, Steve Kelley, and Johnny Coker. These students went to Montgomery to learn about their government and to learn how to be better citizens. Harold Tynes, not pictured, was also an honor student. He was a semifinalist in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test on which he received a 99 percentile rating. This meant only one per cent of all students who took this test across the United States scored higher than Harold. Girls' State Hoys' St.lie Student life 29 Service Groups Aid School and Community LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Front row-Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. Wallace, Mrv Me Tier, Mrs. White. Row 2-Tim Key, JeanctU Hollis, Rene Baldwin, Tina Gorincy. Norma Mason, Kim Holland, Lisa Page, Sharen Rusk. Row 3-Connie Martin, Debbie Johnson, Sylvia Davis, Cindy Slra dus, Deborah Dawes, Jan Bailey, Cariene Minnilield, Ann Sutherland, Susan Hicks, lanice Griftin, Gayle Payton. JO Student Life Above: GYM ASSISTANTS front row—Krysti Holloway. Terri Cason, |incl Woody, Karen Spence, Lori Vincent Row 2-Kim Massey, Pam Morrison, Cindy Massey, Leigh Ann Kinney, lavne Morgan, Melinda Skxumb, |ill McDutlie. Row 3-Mry. Weed, Mrs. White, Miss Hare, Miss Cline. Below: YOUTH ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CHILDREN Front row-Mike Burhanan, Sherri Meeks. Pam Flicks, Lisa Harper, Jeannie Gullcdgc, Dcena McCombs. Row 2—Kathy Kane, Wayne lane, Mike Stewart, Dennis Harper, Sieve Wright. Desvi lane. Student Life 31 Students Assist In Guidance Office From row-Shcrri Tinsley, Becky Braswell, Dessa Lane, Ginger Sheffield, Patti (Hedge. Row 2-Dana Hants. Terri Brown. Row 3-Donna Wiggins, Decna McCombs Row 4-Quana Thomas, Cathy ( ookc, |udy Fortenberry. Row 5-Janice Thompson, Melinda Slocomb, Cindy Stubbs, Nlnfa Phillips, Pam Kirth-ner, |anice Weed, lulie Hewott, Pat Cartwright. 2 Student Lite Teen Boards Tie School to Community Renee Chevalier Parisian Christy Owens Ian Townsend Los-eman's pj jt Student life 33 Judy Fortenberry. Queen ol Hearts. Jackie Goodwin presents a plaque to class sponsor, Mr. Sox. The Erwin Singers entertain the audience while the judges add up scores. 14 Student life The stage band provides musi for the pageant. Judy Fortenberry Is First Queen of Hearts In an effort to raise money for the prom, the lunior Class presented the first Queen of Hearts beauty pageant. The top twenty girls, chosen from pictures, faced the final competition Monday night, February 11. Featured in street clothes and evening wear, the girls were rated by a panel of outside judges. The Erwin Singers and the stage band supplied the entertainment for the pageant. Mr. Sox, Junior Class Sponsor, was awarded a plaque in appreciation for his dedication and hard work on the many projects throughout the year. Veronica Gilliland, second runner-up; |udy Fortenberry. Queen of Hearts; Renee Chevalier, first runner-up. Student Life J5 Vince and Christy Selected The Most Well-rounded Seniors Each year the search for the most well-rounded students is climaxed by the Mr. and Miss Erwin pageant. The pageant is only the appearance phase and represents about one fourth of the contest. Individuals may be sponsored by homeroom teachers, clubs or may enter through their own initiative. The Top Twenty is determined from entry blanks based upon grade point average, club participation, and honors received. The second round of judging is before a faculty committee who awards points in the attitude and character areas. Above left—Miss Erwin 1973, MiK K.iy Pair, presents trophy an«t (lowers to Denise Dykes. Above Right-|immy Armstrong and |ill Isles are voted Mr. and Miss Congeniality by fellow contestants lower lelt-Runrwrs-up look on happily as winners receive awards, lower Right—Congratulations Vince Shannon and Christy Graham, Mr. and Miss Erwin 1974! Student life Miss Christy Graham and Mr. Vince Shannon Student I.tie 37 Miss Vcronica Gilliland and Mr. Danny Garrett First Runners-up 8 Student Lite Mis Cindy Smith and Mr. David Mewboume Second Runners-up Student life t‘� Miss Denise Dykes and Mr. Wayne Norris Third Runners-up 40 Student Lite Miss Kathy Chappell Mr. |immy Williams Miss Renee Chevalier Mr. Johnny Williams Student Lite 41 Miss Rachel Peltry Mr. |oe Deatherage Miss Gndy Glover Mr. Sonny Armstrong 42 Student Lite Miss lyndy Hewctt Mr. Mike Hughes Miss Karen Spence Mr. Mickey Howie Student Life 43 Vela Bailey. Renee Chevalier. Kathy Chappell, Pain Coker, Denise Dykes, Cindy Eades, Veronica Gilliland, Cindy Clover, lackie Goodwin, Christy Graham, Lynn Henderson, lyndy Hewell. Jill Islcy, Rachel Peltry, Cathy Ponder, Cyndi Reese, Debbie Sewell, Cindy Smith, Karen Spence. Kathy Troadaway, Robin Williams. •14 Student life Semi-Finalists limmy Armstrong, Sonny Armstrong, lames Bagby, Mike Blanks. |oe Dcatlieragc, Danny Garrett, Howell Gordon, Ronnie Hollis, Mickey Howie. Carl Hulfstutler, Mike Hughes, Greg Key. Michael lanthom, Brian Lee, David Mew bourne, Wayne Norris. Bruce Reagan. Vince Shannon, |immy Williams, johnny Williams. Student Life 45 Kathy, Denise, and |an serve ihe cake. 46 Student Lite Party Boosts Players Spirit A parly for the Eagles honoring Seniors was given by Erwi-ncttes, Majorettes, and Cheerleaders. The three heads acted as hostesses serving the festive cakes. The lobby decorations added to the spirit of the occasion. II Is obvious the coaches consumed their fair share of refreshments Mrs. Stone coaches from the sidelines. Student life A7 Band Leads Spirited •18 Stixtent life Homecoming Parade The parade began at 3:30 after a long, hard day of preparation. It was long awaited and the students were filled with enthusiasm. The crowd lined the streets eagerly looking on. The F.T.A. entered a car covered with ballons. The French Club sported a colonel atop their car. The Erwin Ambulance Service was provided by the Science Club. Student Lite 49 Janice Weed Crowned SO Student life Vtiss Homecoming 1973 Student Life SI G.A.C.'S. Take Top Honors 52 Student Life n Homecoming Parade Floats and cars showed evidence of many hours of ard. tedious work. Girls' Athletic Club took first place in ie competition with a very different kind of lawn owef Second place went to the Art lub whose idea •as to make flakes of the Colonels and “Eat 'um All Up.'' he junior Y-leens took third place with a car. Senior Favorites front row-left Kruse, Veronica Gilliland, Dan Harrison. Kathy Treadaway. Rachel Pettry, George Yarbrough Second row-Freddy Biddy, Debbie Mahaffey, Nina Ellison, Vince Shannon, Gary Crumly, Denise Dykes. r� 4 Student life Underclassmen Favorites ronl mw-Mike Winstead, luniot; Pam Paschal, Sophomore; Mike Clements, Sophomore; Glenda Newton, (unior; Trey Hancock, Junior, econd row—Jackie Goodwin, Junior; Debbie Gargus, Sophomore; Steve Walker, Sophomore; Pam Bridges, Freshman; Dennis Webb, reshmon; Tina Gortney, freshman; Paul Anthony, freshman. Student Lite S5 Brown Bags Are In Evidence As school opened this year the price of lunches increased to fifty-five cents due to higher food costs. The result was shorter lunch lines and more brown bagging. Teachers were also seen getting into the act. 56 Student life As Lunch Prices Go Up Student life $7 Practice— Offensive and defensive lines square off on one-on-ones, Push-ups, push-ups. and more push-ups strengthening determination as well as muscles. Blocking drills for the offensive line take up most of the afternoon. 60 Football Vital Part Of A Winning Season Coach Jeffery talking to a few of the team about assignment for the upcoming game. At the beginning of summer while others swam and played around, a group of Erwin footballers settled down to practice sessions. One drill a day in the morning usually stifled most other activities but Erwin was determined to be a winner. Twice-a-day sessions began before camp at Nau-voo. Here a feeling of togetherness united the team. Some of the comments from players concerning practice were; “Practice hard to have a good team and create mental toughness. “Practice builds a person's pride and sta-mina-prepares him for the coming game physically and mentally. “It is rough! Work hard every day and on Friday it all pays off. Most of us did not like Nauvoo though we knew it was necessary. Stretching their muscle , Erwin players are shown readying for practice. Football 61 Leadership—Key To Winning College? and professional football players are of a better breed than ever. Most people agree this is due to better all around high school coaching. Erwin's coaching staff is no exception with John Armstrong serving as head coach handling the offensive backfield. Others on the staff are )im Jeffrey, offensive line; Tommy Combs, defensive backfield; Richard Wood, defensive line. They meet all through the day reviewing film, preparing for opponents and just plain talking football. Erwin's team did a great job this year. Much of the credit can be given to the coaching staff. 62 Football Football 63 Hopes fly high at the beginning of the season for a new Erwin team under its second year of coaching by john Armstrong. Most of the players know his system and perform well to it. Losing two powerful backs from the offense. Coach found Steve Barber, who previously played defense, Steve Mclaurin, a returning back, and Mike Clements. Sammy Russo earned a job in the backfield. Rod McSweeney and Carl Huffstutler shared quarterbacking assignments throughout the season. lynn Henderson and the big eagle, Mike Guthrie, bring on the spirit in an effort to uproot the Vikings. Over on the sidelines hopes are flying high as the eagles plan the big upset of 73. Eagle secondary wakes up in an attempt to stall a lone Viking downfield. ( 4 Football iagles' Offense Soars High Football 65 Eagle Defense Drops Curtain On Opponents The Erwin defense was lough against the runs and very stingy when opponents tried to pass. Picking up a total of eleven interceptions, six by Lynn Hayes, opponents found it almost impossible to pass on Erwin. The defense held opponents' rushes to eighty-five yards or less in seven games. They caused three or more fumbles in four games. On each occasion the offense was able to score. Don Bryan, Craig Smith, Donnie West, Dtnk Tucker, and Marlon Gillespie trot on to the field after half-time breather. lou Kinney rides a Minor tiger down as Sam Pearson and Phil Sutton arrive lor the assist. Coach leffrey lend the officials help in tailing the game. bb Football Ri-ruy Moore bruised, battered, and tired, wekomes the sideline while Er- Coach Wood helps Oon Bryan in defensive situation, win’s offense takes over. football 67 Row 1 Larry Davis. Larry Carter, Phillip Blankenship, Danny Garrett. Wayne Leslie, Stanley McClain, Sammy Rosso, frank Brown, Ronnie Hollis, Dennv Bartlett. Bill Posey, lackie Wilkes, lim Oliver Row 2 Mike McSweeny, Scott Moore, Mike Pearson. Mark Snider, lohnny Davis, David Mewbourne. Rick Thomas. Stanley Sims, John Armstrong, Sam Pearson, Joel Crocker, Trey Hancock, Mike Clements, Buddy Smith, Anthony Pritchett Row 3 Tommy Holmes, Jimmy Armstrong, Bill Horn, Jim Wells, Dink Tucker, Freddy Biddy, Randy Puryear, Eddie Kennemur, Mike Sartin, Bobby Ward, Carlton Hullstutler. Freddy Morris, Mark Tolar. Steve Barber, Rod McSweeny Row 4 Randy Helms, Mike Challin, Craig Smith. Richard Smith, Willie Williams, Mike Dennis. Mike Hughes, Rob Chappell, Eddie McCombs, Lchi Kinney, Don Bryan, Renay Moore. Greg Key, Mark Fincher. Donnie West, Gerald Brasher 7-2-1 Best Ever The Erwin Eagles of 1973 won seven games, lost two and tied one. This was the best record Erw in High School has ever had. Coach Armstrong said the reason that this team was so great was their togetherness. Erwin was noted by other coaches as being aggressive, tough, and last. The fact that this was Erwin's best season ever is illustrated in the fact that Erwin placed four players on the All-County Team. Lynn Hayes, Freddy Biddy, Stanley Sims and Steve Barber made first string All-County for the Birmingham News. Center Mike Dennis gets inside instructions from Coach Armstrong while Coach Jeffrey cheers on the defense. Lower Steve Barber dragged down by a gang of Minor tigers. 68 Football IMS Football 1973 Record 7-2-1 Ol'l 6 Huffman 19 19 Huntsville 0 o Mt. Brook 0 12 Fairfield 7 (► Woodlawn 21 18 Homewood 15 l-t Berry 7 W Glenn 0 W Shades Valley 20 n Minor 6 Timers on the prowl again .! Erwin's aggressive back field. Top Mike Clements awaits advise from the press box. lower Coach Woods gives signals to his defensive unit Football 69 Grapplers Work For Success The wrestlers this year have worked hard to develop our winning team. Dieting, experiencing wrestling, and sweating made up a great deal of the wrestling day. Coach jeffrey worked his dedicated wrestlers hard, but this made, not only better wrestlers, but better individuals of the Erwin Matmen. Above Left-Drilling to gel out of the aggresor's hold. Above Right—Ronny Murphree, as the team watches, tries for a takedown on his teammate. Bclow-Randy Helms anti Mark Snider stretth their legs to avoid in-luries during matches. 70 Wrestling Lclt—Coach leffrey, Erwin's wrestling coach since the beginning. Lower Lell-Stan McClain, in the up position, readies for the whittle. Below Right-Erwin's manager, Robert Eskridge. Front Row-loe Deatheragc. Alan Muncher. Butch Stewart. Mike Carter, Stanley McCain, Eddie Kcnnorneur, Sam Pearson, David Mew-bourne, Steve Barber, Stanley S«m Mark Snider, Randy Helms, Greg Key, Mike lanthorne. Row 2—Mickey Howie, Denny Bartlett, Bill Reynolds. Frank Brown. Richard Boone, Paul Pockrus. Ronnie Murphree. Mark Fincher, Mike Pearson. Phillip Blankenship, Randy Kemp, Ronald Tillman, Mickey Sutherland. Wrestling 71 A Winning Tradition Wrestling is a winning tradition at Erwin. Coach Jeffrey, who never wrestled before, is coaching the winningest team in Jefferson County. Most wrestlers were expecting an undefeated season and a state championship in wrestling. Hueytown and Berry slipped up on the Eagles, and an undefeated season will have to wait until next year. Above-Senior, Eddie- Kennemur, stretches out .in opponent in just one of his many wins Betow-Mike Pearson helps a teammate while Coach Jeffrey and Last year's State Champ, tim Walters, add encouragement. 72 Wrestling Top Le(l—Stanley McClain, on lop as usual, attempts to break down his foe. Top Right-One Erwin wrestler Irvin desperately for the pin. Bottom-Sam Pearson in command ol his rival Wrestling 73 They Combine To Win |oe Deatherage, only a sophomore, was in his first year as a varsity wrestler and promised to be great. Allen Mun-cher was moved up one weight class and wrestled at his best this year. Mike Carter, also in his first year, showed promise for coming year. Frank Brown moved out the starters and took over first position at 119. Stan McClain has been wrestling at Erwin from as far back as most can remember, and is one of the best to ever wrestle at Erwin. Eddie Kennemur was in his fourth year as a wrestler and took over the Chattanooga Championship at 132. Sam Pearson was scaring away all competition at 138. David Mew-bourne, wrestling at 145, had his best year. Steve Barber, Chattanooga Champ, continued living up to his honor as possibly Erwin's best w restler. Stanley Sims kept his reputation as a winner and was rarely beaten during his reign at Erwin. Mark Snider was wrestling at 175 and was a threat to all his opponents. Randy Helms was possibly the most improved wrestler, winning at 185. Greg Key will be around for two more years at 192. Mike lanthorn was as small as heavyweights go, but was quicker than most. Erwin Wrestling 1971-74 EHS OPP 46 Huntsville 21 55 Tuscaloosa 12 26 Hoeytown 27 54 Fairfield 6 41 Mountain Brook 22 61 Banks 9 51 Alexander City 18 53 Phillips 18 36 Vesta via 27 57 Walker County 21 26 Berry 34 62 Homewood 12 Above-Chattanooga Champ, Eddie Kennemuer. attempts to pin Berry wrestler. 8elow-Mark Snider in control ol a tired opponent. 74 Wrestling Top Lett-Frank Brown, Ihe aggresor. on this Bank's Jet Top Righl-Stan McClain tries to throw an opponent on his back. Below-Freddy Price struggles to get free. Wrestling 75 Above lefl-Steve Sowers waits to receive a pass while Mike Blanks reaches to defend him Above Right-Tommy Holmes, a guard, tries dribbling around his fellow guard, |immy Armstrong. Below Left-Jimmy Armstrong stretches for two. Below Right—The Erwin basketball team listens to Coach DeVenny as he issues uniforms to the Eagles, who will later become number one in � he county. 74 Basketball Sieve Sowers and Gary Harding warm up. Off Hours Of Practice Pay Developing skill, improving accuracy, and strengthening endurance resulted from basketball practice sessions. The basketball hoopers practiced after school in preparation for coming games. The first and second teams scrimmaged against each other simulating an actual game. The experience gained from these scrimmages proved invaluable in real games. Each week's practice varied from others, depending upon the teams to be played. Many different defenses were installed to deal with the opposition. Before any of the players could leave practice, fifty free throw shots had to be hit. By doing this exercise, the players improved their overall average. Dink tucker, Gary Harding. Steve Panncll, Gary Stewart, Mike Blanks, Dave Wilson, Martin Eubanks, Jimmy Overstreet, Steve Sowers, Donnie West, Tommy Holmes, jimmy Armstrong. Coach DeVenny. Basketball 77 Top-Dave Wilson, Jimmy Overstreet, limmy Armstrong. and Tommy Holmes receive further game strategy during an Erwin timeout. Dink Tucker and Mike Blanks, along with the rest of the team, listen attentively. Above Lefl-Donnie West sets his sights for a basket. Above Center-Dink Tucker receives his first Erwin basketball uniform while Gary Stewart and Donie West wait to gel theirs. Above Right-Senior guard. Tommy Holmes, dnves in for a lay up. 78 Basketball Eagles Snag County Title A determined DeVenny ball club would not settle for anything less than first place. The Eagles were pleased with last years second place finish. Revenge glared in the Eagles' eyes as they squared off against the Dragons. Erwin's top position was good enough to place Tommy Holmes and jimmy Overstreet on the All-Star team, with Jimmy Armstrong, the most valuable player for the series. ibove-Pulling in a rebound. |immy Overstreet outclasses opposing jumpers. lelow-Tommy Holmes pops from the outside while jimmy Overstreet waits Erwin Basketball 1973-74 EHS OPP 70 Hewitt 47 85 Shades Valley 63 72 Banks 65 % Mortimer jordan 71 57 Berry 50 67 Huffman 74 73 Leeds 62 78 Leeds 65 60 Hewitt 65 55 Enslev 41 69 Huffman 78 86 Warrior 73 72 Cardendale 47 62 8erry 56 60 Wenonah 54 75 Cardendale 51 58 Berry 59 59 Vestavia 60 87 Huffman % 102 Shades Valley 77 64 Minor 58 66 Cardendale 53 59 Hewitt 7S 66 Leeds 58 78 Homewood 70 74 Minor 61 57 Vestavia 55 � rebound. Basketball 79 Brlow-Erwinetles pour out spirit tn Ervvin's lirst victory over Hewitt Right—|immy Overstreet, well guarded, attempts two under the bucket against Cardendale. Lower Left-Senior, Donnie West, totaling up two more for Erwin. Lower Right-Bombing from the outside, limmy Armstrong keeps his average in the double figures. Coach Keeps Promise Experience slung the 1974 basketball team into one of the finest years of our history. Coach |im DeVenny, in his first year at Erwin, was forced to follow the Eagles best season ever. In 1973, Erwin placed second in the county. In 74 DeVenny vowed we would win it all. His predictions came true. Jimmy Overstreet and Dave Wilson were responsible for most of the rebounds pulled down. They also scored the points from inside. Jimmy Armstrong, Tommy Holmes, and Donnie West were the bombers from the outside. Dink Tucker, Overstreet, Armstrong, Holmes, Wilson, and West will all be missed from the line-up next year. Cary Stewart, Steve Sowers, Mike Blanks and Martin Eubanks added to Erwin's strength and will supply most of the power next year. 80 Basketball ►.uh |.m DeVcnny experience la guide Dave Wilson, rebound leader lor the Eagles. dome his thine gles through winning season. Basketball HI Combs Knocks In 14 Wins Top-Paul Sutton defending first base against Pinson. Middle-Kenny Bramlet strikes out a Pinson Valley Indian! Bottom-The team greets Chris Pappas after his homerun slam. 82 Baseball Woods Paces Eagles To Second In County The Erwin 1973 track team went with three wins and roe losses. Under Coach Wood the track team placed cond in the county behind Berry. The mile relay team was probably the most exciting up at Erwin. David Anthony, Ray Pair, David Eskridge d Mike Vise placed second in the state. David Anthony placed third in the state in the 880. As a im the Eagles came in ninth in the state. Track 81 Many Honors Brought By Minor Sports Golf began its first year at Erwin in 1973. The team claimed its home course to be Cumberland. All matches were played after school against other teams in Jefferson County. The starting four players were determined through practice games. Three other sports new to Erwin were Tennis, Gymnastics, and Volleyball. Tennis came through last year's season with a record of twelve wins and six losses. Gymnastics, sponsored by Miss Hare, went to many competitive meets and made a good showing in all of them. Volleyball gave girls another opportunity to compete with other schools. Chuck Hams practices for a perfect swing. Front—David Kin , Mike- Shelton, Jimmy Clover. Robert Eskeridge Back Mr. Harvison, Randy Sims, limmy Ogle, Mark Nesmith. B4 Minor Sports Left lo Right Beth Cook, Cathy Ponder, Debbie Sewell, lisa Tidwell, Tori Collins, Dam Tilman, Betty Perm, Miss Hare, Kathy Roby, Sheree Simpson. Becky Smith, Terri Seales, Lisa Smith, lisa Busby. Doris Tucker. Led: Becky Smith and Betty Penn help teammate. Right: Dam Tilman practices Chinese splits. front: Patricia Harper, Esther Peltry, Cinch Massey, lulie Hewetl. |ill McDuffie. 8ack: Ten Cason. Beth Ayers, Diane Anthony. Denise Gamble, Kim Massey. Kristi Holloway. Karen Spence. Minor Sports 8S Nancy llndley Connie Willmon Lynn Henderson Melinda Skxumb «. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Win Trampoline At Clinic The Varsity Cheerleaders, sponsored by Miss Cline, began preparing their new members last spring tor new experiences of the coming year with a memorable initiation. The highlights of this event included doing cheers in the East-wood Mall and rolling paper down the mall with their noses. Led by head cheerleader, Jan Townsend, this group of girls held a Superior rating every night at the NCA clinic at Tennessee Tech. They also won the spirit stick, a mini trampoline for their stunt performance, and were first runners-up for the highest awarcJ, the Coca-Cola Award. Ml Mev. Go-head Robyn Nolm jnd Robin VVillurm CheerteodefN H7 All-Star Eagles This was Erwin's finest sports year, not only as a team, but as individuals as well. The football team set the pace landing four gridders on the All-County team. Stanley Sims and Steve Barber were selected for the county offensive team. Lynn Hayes and Freddy Biddy were selected for their defensive feats. The basketball team had three receive All-County honors. Seniors, |immy Armstrong, Tommy Holmes, and Jimmy Overstreet were chosen for their rounded skills. Erwin won the Sectional Wrestling Tournament for the first time. Sectional Champs were Steve Barber, Stanley Sims, Mark Snider, and Randy Helms. The only Champ Erwin had in the Chattanooga Central Invitational Tournament was Eddie Kennemur. Mark Snider went to win a state title in his weight class. limmy Overstreet Stanley Sims Lynn Hayes limmy Armstrong Steve Barber Freddy Biddy Tommy Holmes 88 All Sports All Sport «9 Eddie Kennemur Mark Snider Steve Barber Kandy Helms Winning Is Not Everything Coach Combs' B team footballers won two games, lost three and tied one. The main purpose of a B team was not to win games but to receive game experience. These players will all add to the varsity team in the future. Front Row-Bu Gillespie, lames Posey, Paul Skaggs, Freddy Morris, Willy Williams. Larry Carter, Wayne Leslie. |im Wells. Row 2—Anthony Pritchett, Jack Wilkes, Kraig Smith, Danny Garrett, Larry Davis. Mike Hughes. |ohn Armstrong, Billy Horn, Scott Moor. Tim Oliver, Coach Combs. 90 Football Byron Ackerman. Ouk« Petrus, Bubba WHImon. Wink Chapman, Ronnie Hammond. Donnie Hammond, Alex Moore, Don Leslie. Eddie McCombs. Mike Dcdman, Nathan Dudley. Sieve Walker, Tony Rut-ledge. Coach Combs. B Team To Fill Gaps In his second year as B team Coach, Tommy Combs led this year's team through eleven victories and nine losses. Outstanding players of this team included Nathan Dudley and Don Leslie. These two, along with the rest of the B team, will fill the gaps vacated by graduating Seniors on the varsity team. Mike Dcdman lays up two points for the B team Basketball l Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Attend Susan Stewart Patti Coker Pam Bridges Rhonda Brown Kim Hancock Rhonda Hartsheld Patti Helms Kim Parker 92 Cheerleaders Clinic at Jacksonville State Junior Varsity Cheerleaders prat tree new cheer. In the homecoming parade. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders lead the crowd In cheers. Sponsored by Mrs. Pam Weed, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders received one third place and two fourth place ribbons at Jacksonville State this summer. Beginning at five-thirty in the morning, the girls spent the entire day practicing. At night, the competition began among all varsity squads. They cheered at Erwin B-team football and basketball games, boosting the spirit of Erwin fans. Diane Shelby Cyndi Reese Cheerleaders 93 Fronl Row-Marcus Pritchett, Harold Johnson, Paul Anthony, Tommy Fields, Bobby Van Hoosier, lay Foster, Bark Row-C'oath Blair, Dale Graham, Doyle McDonald, Tommy Overstreet. Skip Thornhill. Joey Lynch, lohn Hudson, Robert Morrell, Binky Keith, Ninth Grade Finishes Tough Coach Blair's ninth grade basketball team finished the season at the 4-9 mark. Doyle McDonald, Tommy Fields, Tommy Overstreet, Joe Lynch, Jay Foster, and Bobby Van Hoosier started the season off slow. After Christmas the team dedicated itself to winning. Coach Blair was very proud of the way his team came back and matured after the slump. Basketball Front Row—Brent Benefield. Pat dements, Craig Carter. |oe Howie, Steve Townsend, David Huffstutler, Dan Cox. Kerry Dixon, lay Foster, Lyndon Minot. Dan F'lllano, Chipper Highfield, Tim Smith Row 2-Coach Blair. Doyle McDonald, Jeff Hurst, Steve Keenum, Greg McClain, David lacks. Dale Graham, Mark Hardin. Steve Allen, Robert Morrell, Steve Kelly, lohnny Baker, Ives Shores, Kyle Richardson, Row 3-Mike Howard. Johnny Keenum, Frank Keith, Steve Smith, Barry Brown, Steve McSweency, Thomas Thornhill, Kyle Fincher. Tommy Fields. Paul Anthony. Bobby Van Hoosier, Claude Inzer, Bill Gilmer. Junior High Football 5-1-2 Coach Blair is responsible for the best record in Junior High Football, at Erwin. His 73 football team won five games and lost only one. Coach Blair promised his team will grow to make one of Erwin's best. The Junior High supported and was very excited over their winning team. Football 95 Coach Wood, Richard Damon. Stevie Woods, |cff Robc rts, Freddy Ware. Row 2-Kyle Faught, Stan Dickinson, Eric Harper, Todd Tralongo. Steve Powers Ricky Woods. Row 3-David lee. Bill Gilmer, Rickey Daniel, Thomas Iordan, Reggie Storey, Arizona Winbome, Jerry Penn, |im Smallwood, Coach Armstrong. All The Way Junior High The Junior High had a basketball team to be proud of. Coach Woods, and Coach Armstrong have led Erwin's Junior High Basketball team through an undefeated season. Twelve games were won by the best team in Erwin's Junior High Team history. Bill Gilmer, Reggie Storey, and Arizona Winborne were among the stars on this talented team. % Basketball Fair Year For Junior Matmen The junior High Wrestling team finished off the 73-74 season winning three matches and losing seven. Coach Jeffrey said his team was fair. Promising wrestlers were Jeff Hodge, ( hip High field, and Andrew Mewbourne. These individuals along with the other Junior Matmen hope to add to Erwin's winning wrestling tradition in later years. Jeff Newcomb. George Jones, Byron Jones, Rusty Craft, Joe Howie, Andrew Mewbourne, Greg Garrett. Row 2-David Jacks, Steve Kemp, Donnie West, Scott Miller, Clint Moore, Lyndon Minet, James Jackson, Dan For-lano, Wayne Martin. Row 3-Chipper Highfield, Greg McClain, Danny Cox, Greg Price, Glen Johns, lim Smith, Lloyd Nelson, Barry Brown, Steve McSweeney, Kyle Fincher, Whil Smith. Wrestling 97 Junior High Cheerleaders Make Their First Year A Great One Tracy Eubank, Head Vicki Henderson Joy Armstrong 98 Chcerk-adcrs For the first time, Erwin junior High had cheerleaders. They uplifted the football team through a great season and made pep rallies a success. Their sponsor, Mrs. Armstrong, and Sherry Hunter, student assistant, contributed to the success of these girls and to the team. Cheerleader do Ihcir pari for the Homecoming parade Dianne Garrett Kathy Hale Pam Atkins Cheerleaders 99 Coach's Shorts Are Showing Freddy Biddy was named the most valuable player on Erwin's 7-2-1 season by his teammates. Stanley Sims was named as outstanding lineman by Coach Jeffery. Coach Armstrong selected Rod McSweeney and Steve Barber as the most valuable men in the backfield. Lou Kinney was Coach Wood's choice as outstanding defensive lineman. Lynn Hayes earned the spot of most valuable man in the secondary. The team presented each coach with gifts. A team scrapbook, an Eagle helmet lamp and a box of cigars were given to the coaches. As a reminder of Coach Jeffrey's saying to his linemen, Kick 'em in the rear , he was presented a pair of shorts with his picture on the back. Illllll I r Top-Freddy Biddv receives Most Valuable Player award Irom Mr. Hughes Below left-Coach Armstrong ponders his speech while Mrs. Armstrong enjoys the- banquet. Below right-Renay Moore ai d Stanley Sims hold up Coach Jetfery's ' Kick 'em in the rear shorts. 100 All Sporls David Mewboume. Secretory; Jimmy Armstrong, President. Sieve Barber. Vice President; Dink Tucker. Chaplain; Trev Hancock. Special Committee Chairman; Sam Pearson, Treasurer. Athletes Step Out Many institulions across the Southeast have established a club for Christian athletes. Coach Armstrong strived to organize a Fellowship of Christian Athletes in his first year at Erwin but was held off until the 1974 season. The organization of this club was a high point for Erwin High School. The athletes stepped out as an example for other schools in this area. Among their activities was providing gifts for needy children at Christmas as well as at their birthdays. Promoting Christian fellowship while rendering help to the school and community was another service. Living Christ-centered lives on and off campus was the main goal of the FCA. front row-Frank Brown. Danny Cox, Allen Muncher, Carey Coin, Mickey Howie, Joe Dcatherage. Sun Hagood. Byron Ackerman Row 2-Dale Graham. Mike Winstead, Mike Sartm, |ohn Armstrong. Randy Puryear, Ronnv Hollo, David Mewboume, Lynn Hayes, Trey Hancock, Wayne Leslie, Rickey Thomas, Dink Tucker, Row 3-Mike Chaffin, Mike Pearson, Stanley Sims, |ell Kruse. |im Wells, One Chapman. Jimmy Armstrong. Eddie Ken-nemur, Gerald Brasher. Robert Eskridge, Sam Pearson, Steve Walker, Mark Snider, Mike Dedman, lorry Davis. Row 4-Jack Wilkes, Danny Garrett. Marlon Gillespie, Bubba Willmon, Bobby Hood. Billy Horn. Scott Moore, Tim Oliver, Paul Skaggs. Freddy Morris, Randy Helms, Freddy Biddv, Ronny Murphreo, Steve Barber, Don Leslie, Donnie West Rovs 5—Eddie McCombs. Craig Smith, Donnie Hammon, Ronnie Hammon, Alex Moore, Rob Chappell, Chris Pappas, Mike Hughes. Coach Armstrong. All Sports I AM A PARTICIPANT Row 1 Cordon Gamble, Monctte Shannon, tw Bryant, Secretary; Freddy Biddy, Vice-President Christy Graham, President: lyndy Hcwett, Sherry Thomas, Terry Bierd, Susan Ricidle, Pam Winfield. Nancy Lindley, Row 2 Randy Ozley, Randy Kemp, Ricky Coffee, larry Haefncr, Gary Stewart, Steve Sowers, Ronnie Martin, Pam Logan, Jennifer Vest, Deborah long, Debbie Graves, Row 3 Brenda Wright, Kathy Chappell, Pam Hicks Cynthia Parker, Frank Gamble, Cindy Massey, Karen Spence, Mike Winstead, John Williams, Lynne Pugh, Charlotte Sage, Karen Talley, Row 4 Martha Warren, Kelly Denny, Dana Bryant, Rob Chappell, Kathy Treadaway. Belinda Howard. Gary Crumbly, Chaplain; Karen Fowler, Denise Dykes, Cindy Fades, Zolinda Zbinden, Mrs. MeCuBar, Miss Wilkerson. Row 5 Renee Chevalier, Eddie Hughes, Jackie Wilkes, Jimmy Williams, Johnny Williams. Keith Lee. Dclen Boyd, Don Powers. Ken Battles. Mrs. Stewart. 101 Organizations Academic Excellence Is Awarded By Honor Societies The junior and Senior Honor Societies encouraged good school work by honoring students with leadership ability and academic excellence. Membership was based on character, leadership, service, and scholarship. A minimum scholarship rating of 3.5 and 3.5 rating from a panel of teachers enabled students to enter these organizations. Projects completed by the junior Honor Society included a car wash and a float for Homecoming. A tapping ceremony was held in February to welcome new members. The Senior Honor Society sponsored the Awards Day Assembly. This was a day of recognition for individuals with outstanding accomplishments in a particular area. I he tapping of new members into the Society was held in March. A tea honoring these new members and their parents was held after the assembly. Row 1 Mrs. Davis, Pam Bridges, President; David Crawford, Vice-President; Cindy Walker, Treasurer; Doyle McDonald, Secretary; Binky Keith, Sergeant-at-Arms. Row 2 Christy Swanson. Kathy Horne, Patti Crocker, lisa Smith, Venita Yates, Tracy fubanks, Sherry Wyrick, Lou Pennington, Kenny Hewitt, Wee Shores, Row 3 Jootte King. Linda Al-loway, Carol Coggins, Robbie Van Hoover, Denise Talley, Gina Strickland. Vtcki Brown, Mark Hardin, Dak- Graham, Row 4 Paula Harmon, Chris Naugle, Jerry Weed. Rhonda Ozlcy, Sandy Wilson, Bruce Stewart, Tim Smith, Jeanne Waller, Bobby Van Hoover. Row S Cindy Wyrick. Jennifer Parker, Lisa Brewer, Glen Bryan, Russell Abrams. Harry Scott, Jamie Sharpton, Byron Jones. Donald Posey, Pat Clements. Row b Sonny Armstrong, Re Wingard, left Bruton, John Whitley, David lolly, Ryan Shipman, Jim Ragby, Mike Howard. Organizations 105 Y-Teens Unite School And Community Through Service junior Y-Teens, sponsored by Mrs. Carla Davis, carried out many projects helping the needy people in the community. The girls worked during Christmas holidays at the Coodtellow store. Their main project was the adoption of a needy family in Remlap. Front Row Donna Smith. President; Linda Cargos. Vice-President; Peggy Higginbotham, Secretary; Clyn Grigsby, Treasurer; Debbie Sewell, Chaplain, jane Dixon. Historian; Teri Smith, Cinnj Burns, Mrs. Davis. Row 2 Lauren loncs. Robyn Patton, Becky Braswell, Rhonda Wiggins, Debbie Mit-chen, Doreen Carrol, Sheryl Guttery, Patti Eitedge, Row 3 Linda Helton, Julie Storey, Leigh Kinney, Cindy Stra dus, Cheryl Strickland. Julie Greer, Row 4 Gale Payton, Paige Bmanagel, Kathy Fox. Pattie Barrett, Cindy Adams, Linda Simmons, Debbie Shirley, Linda Campbell. 106 Organisations Each month the Senior Y-Teens carried out a special service project. Some of these were a party for a nursing home, one hundred dollar donation to Goodfellow store, March of Dimes, Easter Egg hunt for Opportunity Center. The sponsor. Miss Linda Griffin, was selected best advisor in the county last year. Our club kept in close contact with other school clubs through Inter-Club Council meetings each month. Front Row Susan Hicks, ICC Representative; Dana Harris, Kay Cromer, ICC Representative, Zolinda Zbindon, President; lori Greer, Treasurer; Cindy Glover. Sherry Smith, Vice President. Row 2 Kim Hendricks, Lynn Henderson, Jill lsk y, Shan.! Burns, Pam Chandler, Kim Harris, Becky Sutherland, Julio Hcwctt, Glenda Newton. Row 3 leannie Carter, Cynthia Parker, Nancy Hobby, tela Hallow, Kathy loiner, laura Buffington, Becky Donno-van, Jaira Currie, Kay Town ley, Judy Fortenberry, Leah Harris, Miss Griffin. Row 4 Cathy Cooke, Jackie Goodwin, Tore Bailey. Londa Abbott, Beverly Keith. Girh sponsor fashion show to raise money for Goodfellow store. Organirations 107 Junior Civitans Work For The March Of Dimes The junior Civitans helped the community by raising funds for the March of Dimes and National Association for Retarded Children. In addition, this active group collected money, clothing, and various other necessities for needy families. Mrs. Thompson, group sponsor, was especially proud of this group because of their attitude. front Row Laurie Harris, President. Tommy Gower, Vice-President; Paula Harmon, Secretary; Mitsy West, Treasurer; Steve Harville, Chaplain; Leigh Ann Harrison, Teresa Cordon, lori Ab!x tt, Board Members; Mrv Thompson. Row 2 Randy Gortney, Patti Hawkins Dee Braunagrl. Dianne Brown. Sue Gilmore. Sonya Van Horn, Kelly Curiotte, Debbie Holt. ( andy Hicks, Mike Griffin. Row 3 James Brown, tommy Ctcghorn. terry Yerby, Bill Baughan, Scarlotte Highlit‘Id. Dc?bbie Hollis, Sandra Sims. Im Earnest, Claire Harris, Carolyn West. Lou Davis. Row 4 Donna Mitchell. Vicki Vann, Beth Eades. Tammy Tlmmpson, Stacie Woodson, Rhonda Williams, Denise Hartley, |erri Sue Smith, Vicki Stewart, Denise Davis. Row S Mane Hancock, Deidra Allen, Kristy Floyd, Kelly Scott, Teresa Sholes. Wanda Short, Sherry Silvey, Rhonda Johnson, Nita W'tlliams, Tammy Smith tOB Organizations Key Club Gathers At The Norris Home Sweethearts-Robin Williams, Kathy Smith, lela Ballew, Rom Gilliland, front Row Jackie Weldon, Treasure!, Vince Shannon, Secretary; Larry Mariner, President; Kevin F aught, Don Vise, Freddy Morris. Row 2 Buddy Smith, Phil Sutton, Freddy Biddy, Vice-President; Steve Me laurin. Row .3 Jeff Kruse, David Mcwbome. Carlton Ffuffstutler, Mike Winstead, Steve Pannell, Steve Walker, Wayne Norris, Vice-President; Steve Sowers. Danny Garrett. Gary Stewart Key Club members were on ihe move selling pent ils and candy. They also look lime out for lunch ai ihe Holland House with Ihe Kiwanis Club every Friday, while meeting other Key Club representatives. Organizations 109 Illfl G.A.C.'s Sponsor Intramural Games Kim Massey, Treasurer; Terri Cason, Parliamentarian; Krysti Holloway, Karen Spence, President; Cindy Massey. Secretary; Pam Morrison; fill McDuffie, Chaplain. Requirements for membership in the Girls' Athletic Club are rigid. Besides the stride grade point average, members must complete rigorous athletic accomplishments. These girls lend great support to the physical education department through their sponsorship of the girls' intramural program. There is either volleyball, flag football, badminton or track going on almost continuously. 110 Organizations Crimson And Blue Known For Collages Fronl row Binky Keith; Mike Winstead; Ronnie Mollis; Roni Gilliland. Editor; Steve McLourin; Tommy Sell, Photographer; Danny Garrett. Row 2 Cathy Crumly; Cindy Glover; Veto Bailey; Cindy Fades. Ads Manager; Renee Chevalier; Julie Greer; Cindy Wallace, Business .Manager. The newspaper staff set as their purposes to publicize sports events and general school happenings while they learn the process of writing and publishing a paper. Members are selected through faculty recommendations. Photographer, Tommy Sell, supplies professional pictures. Organizations Bruce demonstrates a pose tor senior portraits. 74 Aquila Staff Uses New Ideas For the first time members of the annual staff attended a workshop. Kathy, Terry, Shelly, and Bruce spent a week in August at Camp Cosby on Logan Martin Lake. Classes on yearbook techniques and photography were held twice a day. The afternoons were filled with such activities as canoeing. swimming, water skiing and horseback riding. The new knowledge and ideas gained from this workshop were put to use by all the members of the staff. Some of the goals of the staff were to produce a bigger book with more color pictures in it and to add candid pictures throughout the book. An index to aid in finding pictures of particular subjects or students was also added. Myra, terry, and Shelly learn the correct way to write investing copy. Tammy listens attentively to new ideas. 112 Organizations Tom Bentley, Publisher Representa-tive, teaches the staff yearbook techniaucv Front Kathy Trcadaway. Editor; Tammy Morrow, Shelly Floyd, Terry Grissom Back Myra Hunter. Lisa Bond. Mrs. Hardy, Advisor; Bruce Stewart. Organizations 113 O Club Encourages Good Citizenship Top front Row Mr. Robbins, Mike Blocker. President; Karen Spence. Vice-President; Cyndi Reese. Secretary; lulie Greer. Treasurer; Steve Kelley. Chaplain; Wade Blocker, Parliamentarian; Danny Stanley and Sam Pearson, Sergeant-at-Arms. Second Row Roni Gilliland, Reporter; Kathy Troadaway, Cindy Massey. Rhonda Brown, lisa Tidwell, Brian Goodwin, representatives Third Row Cathy Ponder, Betty Penn, Christy Graham, lee Bryant. Cindy Glover, Krysti Holloway, committeemen. Below Cindy Glover and Cindy Massey take part in Center Point Christmas Parade. 114 Organizations Patriotic Committee Promotes Americanism Debbie Ogle Christy Graham, Secretary Cyndi Reese Julie Greer Judy Fortenberry Betty Penn Patti (Hedge Cathy Ponder Kathy Turner Cindy Clover Row 2 llmmy Glover, Vice-Chairman Rusty Hudson, Chairman Mr. Robbins John Tanner and Bruce Reagan, Sergeants-at-Arms Bill Flowers Wayne Hood Club Aids Science Oriented Students First Row Joe Deatherage, Gayle Payton, Carolyn Powell, Karen Fowler, Christy Owens, Lynda Helton. Mr. Wilson Second Row Jeff Bailey, Deena McCombs. Holly Elliott. Patti Parker. Bob Nolen. Doug Morrison. Julie Storey. Organizations 115 Hosts State Medical Careers Club Health Careers Congress f' ft Students who are interested in careers in the medical field and who have a 3.0 grade average are eligible for the Med club. The group acts to maintain interest and provide information regarding careers and their requirements. The dub sponsored a trip for over seventy-five students to the Health Careers Fair at Eastwood Mall. They acted as host club for the Alabama Health Careers Congress. Firs! Row Kathi Tinney, Patli Parker, Cindy Massey (Secretary), Cindy Clover (President). Christy Graham (Vice-President). Karen Spence. Row 2 Craig Smith. Rusty Hudson, jimmy Glover, Deborah lee, jan Davis, Patty Barrett Row 3 |ohn Tanner, lori Greer, Kathy Fox, Peggy Higginbotham, Pam logaa Row 4 Julie Greer, Larry Freeburg. 11b Organizations Erwin Gets New Math Club Row I Kathi Dodd. Scrgeant-at-Arms; Larry Haefner, Secrelary-Treasurer; K bn Williams. Vice-President; Keith lee. President; Frank Gamble. Ser-geanl-at-Arms; lames Williams, Sam Pearson, Larry Freeburg. Row 2 Sherry Meeks, Pam Hicks, Cindy Smith. Karen Spence, Desa lane, Karmel McCombs, Martha Warren. Kathy Treadaway, Christy Graham. Doog Schauer, Gail Patton, Cynthia Parker, Janice W'eed, Miss Wilkerson. Row 3 S. Elaine tones, Charlotte Sage, Robyn Eskridge, Pam Kirchner, Ninta Phil-lips. Kathy Hardwick, Darlene Jett, Karen Talley, lenniler Vest. Pam Win-field, Rachel Caddell, lita Gamble. Renee Chevalier Row 4 Steve Kelly, Mike Burgess, terry Garrison, Kevin Faught, Robert Webb, |immy Glover. Chuck Horn, Lee Silvey, Ken 8attles, Danny Garrett. Smai Luemintra. The math club was organized by Miss Wilkerson primarily to increase interest in mathematics. They act as a service organization particularly to the math department. One of the main goals of the group is to encourage participation in math tournaments where there are many scholarships available. The basic requirement for membership is an overall C average and a B average in math. Organizations 117 D. E. Students Learn While They Earn Right-Ernie Oliver on the job. Ccnter-Seated-Sharon Hartman. Treasurer; Vicki Halpin. Standing-Mr. Harvison, Steve Naish, Ernie Oliver, Glenn Poole, tarry Yarvosky, Mike Guttery, |ohn Manning, Stan Bishop, President. 118 Organizations Future Business Leaders of America Organize A Chapter at Erwin Hr ! Row Judy Thompson. Tracey Major . Judy Glenn, Chaplain; Cindy Reese, Parliamentarian; Teresa Harris. President; Julie Hewed, Treasurer; Charlene Patterson. Vice-President; Janet Woods, Susan lashley. Janice Williams, Deborah Franklin. Debbie Anderton, Donna 8arr, Fran Swanson. Second Row Teresa lindley. Kathleen Jackson, Becky Braswell, Rhonda Wiggins, Debbie White. Sharon Marsh, TimmJe Tyler, lanice Alverez, Jan Pierce, Karen Price, Laura Bullington, Cathy Shannon. Third Row Wanda Mott. Caren Davidson, Sharon Ross, Vicki Melbourne. Sharon Rusk, Carol Ml e. Christy Shannon, Jean Griffith. Fourth Row Clara Clancy. Janice Griffin. Susan Coker. Jane Fulton, Sharon Gilbert, Karen Maorey, Susan Morris, Wanda Cargus. Jill Islcy, Lynn Henderson, Kay Townley. Sheila Garrett. Leigh Ann Kinney, Debbie Chambers, Jill McDuffie. Fifth Row Debra Howell, lulie Woodson, Debbie Long. Cynthia Tidwell. Sharon Williams, Patty McKinney, Reporter; Debbie Lin ley, Lynn Wiggins, Deborah Howell, Cynthia Graham. F. B. L. A. is a nationwide organization whose purpose is to prepare students tor a career in business by developing competent, aggressive business leadership. Any student in grades ten through twelve who is taking Business Office Occupations is eligible for membership. Organizations 119 Jackie Goodwin, Cindy Smith, Debbie Sewell, lane Dixon, Kim Hancock, and Kathy Smith sing in barber shop quartet Student-Teacher Relationship is Main Goal of SGA The Student Government Association, sponsored by Mrs. Patrick, strove to keep the student body and faculty working together. The first major project completed by the SGA was Homecoming. They sponsored the Miss Homecoming and Fall Favorites contests and planned the parade. They also published a student directory and staged a Follies” assembly. Perhaps the biggest job completed by SGA was the Mr. and Miss Erwin Pageant. Row 1 Debbie Sewell, Jane Dixon. Cathy Cooke, Cindy Wallace, Jackie Goodwin, Vice-President; Kim Hancock, Secretary; Cindy Smith, Treasurer; Wayne Norris, C haplain; Row 2 Renee Chevalier, Cindy Eades. Roni Gilliland, Kathy Smith, Steve Walker. Jclf Kruse, |ohn Tanner, Parliamentarian; Eddie Kennemur. Parliamentarian; Vince Shannon. President. 120 Organizations Organizations 121 Art Club Keeps Lunchroom In Holiday Spirit The Art Club has been very active this year and successful with their Christmas sale. The art room is now extensively furnished with a wide variety of art tools. The club has provided decorations for the lunchroom, a beautiful background for SCA's Swan Lake ballet. Membership has greatly increased, bringing out many good artists such as Billie Smith, Kelly Denny, Billy Rhodes, David McKeever and Dennis Harper. Front row Nina Pappas, Londa Abbot, laira Currie, Cheri Turner, Cheryl Strickland, Donna Edge, Karen Waters, Bill Currier, Kim Massey. Row 2 Esther Peltry, lane Morgan, Marian Koenum, Cheryl Gridin, Carole Mason. Tim Smith, |ulie Greer, Kevin Roberson, Lloyd Nutter, John King. Row 3 Cathy Cooke. Patty McKinney, Marcia Brasficld, Ricky Knowles, Don Bryan, Marilyn Crain, Tim Pond. Charlotte Sage, Leigh Ann Kinney, John Whitley, Mike Rich. Row 4 Steve Butts, Diane Adams, Willard Waters, Scr-geant-at-Arms; Tern Pn• irlunii tiillir Smith, Vice-President; Kelly Denny, Treasurer; Klm jr y, Secretary; |Rex Harrison. Decoration sale brought plenty o( funds for art room needs 122 Organizations Bank Board Phones In Scores To Message Center Banking has become a weekly habit with students, especially seventh graders. Our school has won trophies for best and most improved bank. The Bank Board has been very busy, phoning in football scores to the BTNB message center and attending meetings there to improve the banking system. Mrs. Burks and Mrs. Matthews have been advising and helping the students work. The Board members are: President, Cindy Smith, Vice-President, Julie Dodd; Secretary, Julie Hewett; Cashier, Kathy Joiner; Stock Chairman, Ginger Sheffield; Board Members, Donna Dole, Cindy Graham, Randy Helms, Mike Hughes, Kay Townley, Cindy Standridge, Dana Harris, Donna Smith. Row I Iris Earnest. Clair Harris, Diane Kelly, Jennnie Yarbrough, lisa Tucker. Tena Bastow, Terri Self, Debbie Holt, Jonl Edwards, Ellen lehano, Lisa McCutcheon, Pam Martin, Lisa Curlee, Todd Richardson. Jeff Newton, Steve Riccio, Row 2 Dale Graham, Cheryl Snow, Candy Burtord, Phyllis Cobb, lisa Willis, Kathy Flowers, Sandra Bonner, Kathy Tlnney, Paula Harmon, Derek Couch, Joette King, Jan Lindsey, Becky Goins, lesa Inman, Row 3 Vicki Varin, Eddie While, Brian Rose now, Linda Johnson, Linda Lin-dley, Donna Huey, Sally Bell. Linda Conrad, Linda Harris, Brenda Walker, Donna Harris, Cynthia Parker, Sam Pearson, Row 4 Becky Sutherland, Cy-ndi W'yrlck, Jackie Rush, Kathy Roby. Karon Ellison, Nancy Prater, Tina Treadaway, lita Gamble, Terri Wyatt, Laura Huff, Julie Bowman, k V Ay-cock, Michelle Wilson, Gale Payton, Row 5 Allen Rejoms, Mike Carroll, Bob Nolen, Joe Deathorage, Lauren Jones, Don Leslie. Tracy Majors, Undo Simmons, Cheryl Brown, Kellie Hardwick, Lori Vincent, Paige Hi.iun.igel. Tracy Peoples, 8rucc Reagan. Row 6 Jeff Coleman, Vicki Robinson, Susan Morris, Tammy Morrow, Beth Ayers. Donna Castleberry. Kay Henderson, Debbie linley, Belinda Jackson, Dale Davis, Denise Arnold, Row 7 Doreen Carroll, Patti Coker, Julie Hewett, Debbie Hailey, Icla Ballew, Pam Logan, Gndy Glover, Pam Flurry, Denise Dykes, Patti Elledgc, Jan Bailey, Renee Chevalier. Organizations 123 German Is Added To Curriculum Students had their first taste of German this year. The Freshmen had a wider choice of foreign languages from which to select with German being included. It was a very- popular subject especially with students in the ninth and tenth grades. There were five classes the first year. We were happy to find Mrs. McCracken who was already on our faculty and qualifies to teach German. She was able to make it more interesting because she lived for some time in Germany. Front row Jeff Moore and Joanie Zingle. Sergeants-at-arms; Joe Deathe-rage. President; Patti Parker, Vice-President; Cindy Dollar, Reporter; Roxanne Rector, Treasurer; Janis Golden, Secretary, Row 2 Cindy Davis, Debbie Bradford, Keith Stewart, Linda Helton, Cindy Koda, Malin Garrison, Susan Garner, Linda lackson, Kim Holland, Dale Davis, Kevin Hodges. Linda Campbell, |an Bailey, Row 3 Christy Swanson, Cathy Horne, Mark Conglelon, Kerry Garrison, Doyle McDonald, Bryan Shipman, |tm Bagby, Rena Baldwin, Mel Densmore. Row 4 Tim Key, Melissa Smith, Cassandra Hood, Debbie Clark, Shirley Sims, Christy Owens, Tracy Majors, lanice Thomas, Gina Strickland, Vicki Brown, Terri Noe, Mike Fain, Row 5 Valerie Emerson, David Reybum, |ohn Wilder, Bobby Green, Bob Nolen, Alan Taylor, Jeff Large, Chris Naugle, Randy Ammons, Sonny Armstrong. Jeft Crook. Kathy Fox. Row (� Randy Wilson, Rickey Stewart, |ohn Novak. Paul Scaggs, Don Shadix. Cullen lent , Bobby Harris, Don Hammon, Keith Bur-field, Randy Hudson. Marcia Anton, Jeannie Waller, Patti Barrett. 124 Organizations Spanish Club Wins Second Place At Convention ronl row Jackie Goodwin, Kim Massey. Alex .Moore, Debra Dawes, Becky Jonavan, SlK-rry Meeks Row 2 Jill l ley, Ninfa Phillips, Pam Logan, Debbie Wtchem, Johnny Coker, Boi bv Jackson. John Tanner, Tommy Powell. Row 3 '.ayle Payton, Donna Harris. K.«th Kane. Esther Pettry, Jennifer Vest, Pam Winfield, Debbie Gargus. Julie Hcwctt, Jimmy Glover. Row 4 David Phillips, Richard Boone, Roger Herron, Danny Garrett. Lesa4nman, Wayne Carroll, On stairs Kim Harris, Karmel McCombs, Tere Bailey, Jaira Currie. Susan Riddle, Patti Talley, Charlotte Dawson, Pat Cartwright, Martha Warren, Bill t'llis. Bar-bara lohnson, Debbie Hadden, Robyn Eskcndgc. The Spanish Club attended the third annual convention for Alabama Spanish clubs and received two awards. They won second place in group competition and were elected as Treasurer Club for the state of Alabama. At the convention they presented a play for the group activities and some of the members took part in the individual competition. National Foreign Language Week was celebrated with an awards banquet. Organizations 125 French Club Attends Convention At UA Front Row-Jelf Sowell, Paula Jones, Norma Mason, Rhonda Hartsfield. Cynthia Parker (Historian), Patti Dykes, Kathy Crumbly, Kim Cray (President), Brenda Walker. 2nd Row- Joe Noia, Donna Bryant. Mac Hackney, Donna Dole, Julie Hogan, Cindy Clover. Pam Shelton, Jane Pitts, Patti Blum, Vicki Anton (Treasurer), Kenny Hewitt 3rd Row-Debble Johnson, Laura Dawes, Ginger Sheffield, Rex Wmgard, Binky Keith, Kathy Chappell (Vice-President), Bill Flurry, Jane Roper, Renee Chavalier (Secretary), |oye Ancwalt, Sam Keen on, Howell Gordon. F.T.A. Explore a Vocation Front Row-Jarme Thompson, Kim Harris, Glenda (ones (Vice-President) Gndy Glover, Judy Fortenberry (seated), (Secretary), Denise Dykes. Joye Anewall (seated), (President), Patricia Byrd, Nancy Hobby. Teresa Mustek (Treasurer), Kay Townley. Ian Townsend, Chcri Turner, Cindy Smith, Lisa Powell, Robyn Eskridge. 2nd Row-Renee Chevalier, Kathy Chappell, Gndy Lades. Veronica Gilliland, Kim Hendricks, Susan Moorer, Pam Chandler, Pam Flurry, Cindy Wallace, Cathy Cooke. Laura Buffington, Ginger Sheffield, Gina Carlisle. 126 Organizations Stage Band—A Jazzy Ensemble front Row Gina Cart fete, Charlene Norm. Bobby Wilson, Mike Burgess, Gary Qumly, Phillip Horton. 2nd Row Troy Perry, Scott Rosenow, Bruce Harmon, Ricky Stewart. |ohn Ray, John Tanner, Ricky Knowles, looy Moore. Karen f owler, Dick Couch. 3rd Row Scotty Glover, Wayne Carroll, Shirley Sims, Carolyn Powell. The Stage Band is a jazz ensemble made up of the better players and those interested in this type of music. All types of popular music, swing, jazz and rock music are explored; some of which is, of course, rehearsed for performance. The Stage Band participated in jazz and Stage Band Contests. They always made either a I or a II at these contests. Organizations 127 Concert Band Members Compete for Honors Being selected for the red All-State band is the highest individual honor a band member can receive. The solo and ensemble contest is a regional one where members may compete alone or in small groups. Students audition for All-County band the same as for All-State. All-Stale representatives Carolyn Powell. Martha Warren, Karen Fowler. 128 Organizations Winning modal , in the Solo and Ensemble contest are Front Row Martha Warren, Kelly Denny, |oey Moore, Karen Gilliam, Karen Fowler, Kathy Hardwick, Kathy Kano. Row 2 Paula Jones, Cathy Crumbly, Denise Tally, Sally Pittman. Bruce Harmon, Melissa Smith. All-County representatives Front Row Martha Warren, Bruce Harmon, Wayne Carrol, Karen Fowler, Joey Moore, Kathy Hardwick, Carolyn Powell, Christy Graham, Kathy Kano, Melissa Smith, Janis Golden, Ninla Phillips. Pam Kirrhner, loatha Jones. Row 2 David Adams, Tammy Thomhlll, Lynn Payne, Greg Price, Mike Chambers, David Adams, David Northington, Donnie Cox. Paul 8echtel, Mary Ann Murrell, Sherri Wyrick. laun Harris, Patti Naogle, Sandra Busby. Rhonda Thomas, Paula Harmon, lou Pennington, Carol Wright, Vicki Parker, Mike Poole, Donna Webb. Karmcl McCombs. Theresa Hughes, Valerie Enx rson. Chuck Rogers, Karen Gilliam, Kelly Denny. Organizations Beginning and Junior Bands Front Row Sherri Wyrick, President: Christine Odom, Vice-President; Suzanne Terry, Treasurer; Dawn Scott, Assistant Treasurer. Row 2 Brian Roso-now, Property Manager; |im Oewt erry, Assistant Property Manager; Paula Harmon, Head Secretary; Rhonda Thomas, Assistant Secretary, Row 3 Joy Wilkes, Head Librarian; Allison Abbott, Assistant librarian; Tammy Huie, Assistant Librarian; Carol Wright, Assistant Uniform Manager; Terrs McKay, Uniform Manager; Kathy Flowers, Assistant Secretary. 130 Organizations Provide Musical Enrichment From Row-Joe Cook, Mike Reynolds, Jeff Newton. .Mark Taylor. Row 2-Norma Scogin, Librarian: lisa Curtee. Secretary; Teresa Bierd, Vice-President; Beth Duncan, librarian; Carol Rogers, Secretary; Glenda Lawrence, Secretary. Organizations 131 The band plays as they march into a formation Band members participate in pep rallies. 132 Organizations The band prepares to begin a ballt,me show Marching Band Is Vital Part Of School Activities Karen Fowler h awarded a position in the McDonald's All-American Band Organizations 133 Majorettes Active In Many Areas Of School Life The Majorettes include honor roll students who also hold first chair positions in the concert band. As a group they received a superior rating at the Marching Festival at Tarrant High School this year. They attended a summer camp at Jacksonville State University and returned with trophies for the best group in all aspects of camp life and twirling competition. These girls remained active throughout the year. They participated in half-time shows for basketball games and the community Christmas parade. Head majorette, Kathy Hardwick, served as co-chairman for the March of Dimes effort. Erwin can be proud of this group who represented our school well. 114 Orjjani .itions Kathy Hardwick, Head Pam Kirchner Lynn Carr Karen Gilliam Janice Weed Organi atiorw 115 Denise Dykes Head Erwinettes Receive Recognition As Best High Steppers In County The Erwinettes, sponsored by Mrs. Stone, became one of the favorite types of entertainment at pep rallies, assemblies and sports events. They received trophies for the best drill team and best all around group during camp at Auburn. These girls give up a lot of time to practice which was one of the reasons for being the best. Erwinettes practice new routine. Karen Posey, Laurie Yates, Pam Pascal, Teresa Musick, Pam flurry, tanice Thompson, Quana Thomas, Kathy Smith, Roni Gilliland, Susan Moo-rcr, |oye Anew alt, Glenda |ohns, Cindy Wallace, Ginger Sheffield, Lyndy Hewitt, Donna Dole, lisa Powell, Denise Dykes, Head. I Organizations Organizations 137 Choral Department Led by Mr. Wallace Huey, Erwin's Choral Department has been very active. Earlier this year, the choir was asked to perform at a very important P.T.A. meeting at Shades Valley High School. The Eighth and Ninth Grade Girls Chorus, and Concert Choir made the meeting a success. While all of the choirs participated in the Christmas concert, the Concert Choir, Girls' Ensemble, and Erwin Singers toured to Columbus, Georgia by special invitation. They sang at a beautiful Episcopal church in downtown Columbus and also a neighboring high school, representing Erwin well! ERWIN SINGERS-Fronl row |im Coggins. Ronald Matthews, Chuck Rogers, Dick Couch, Eddie Hughes, John Rav. Ervin Cash Row 2 Sherri Rob,, Suzy Pruett, Carol Shadix, Kay Cremer. Shirley Sims, Doreen Carroll, Pam Elrod. Debbie Shadix, Christie Crawford, Karen Sawhill. Instrumentalists |ohn Tanner, Joey Moore, Cary Crumly, Scott Rosenow, Delon Boyd. Karen Fowler, lerry Garrison, David McAfee. 138 Organizations Has Tight Schedule GIRLS' CHORUS-Front row Fran Swanson, Leah Harris, Pam Hicks, Susan lashley, Janice Griltin, Holly Elliott, Carta Reese, Janice Williams, Deborah Lee, Sherri Meeks, Mona McDowell, Deena McCombs. Row 2 Gale Pay-Ion, Cindy Adams, Jan Pierce, Tcrc Bailey, Christy Owens, Marcia Brasfield. Kathy Fox. Frances Tyler, Sharon Gilbert, Jayne Fulton, Sharon Rusk, Pam Winfield, Donna Harris. Row 3 Teresa lindley, Gwen Duncan, Carla Ponder. Lynda Helton, Debbie White. Alanc Herritt, Julie Story, Celeste lack-son, Jeanne Waller, Jo Miller, Donna Hicks, Lisa Bell. Doreen Carroll, Pianist. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS—Front row Christie Hoehn, Dawn Baldwin, Karen Weldon, Candy Hicks, Kellye Curlctte, Laurie lee. Cathy Maddux. Nita Williams. Vicki Varin. Eddie White, Sherrill Bechtel, Wade Harper, Catherine Davis, Nora Able, Irene Threat, Georgia Underwood, Doris Threat Row 2 Diana Gresham, Beth Pugh, Charlene Reynolds, Joanne Gresham, Cathy McGuire, Peggy King, Patti Tumor, Melissa Christian, Erin Garrison, Debbie Holt, Gina Hasenfuss. Patti Hawkins, Mike Wilson, Donna Mitchell, Pam Burns. Karen Tennyson. Row 3 Diane Brown, Tracy Adams, Lori Ablsott, Bridget! Murray, lane Grigsby, lisa Harrison, Lisa Wilbanks, Sherri Greer. Susan Wright. Nadine Graham. Al Wheeler. Wendy Wynn, Connie Sage, Debbie Hollis. Organizations 139 Choir Students Raise Money Above—GIRIS ENSEMBLE—Front Row Debbie Shadix, Chert Turner. Debbie Ogle, Lynne Pugh. Nlnfj Phillips Pal Cartwright, Phyllis Tidwell. Sherry McDonald, Marcia Trimble. Teresa Stanley. Debra Franklin. Melissa Kimbrough. Row 2 Cynthia Parker. Grace Towery, Suzv Pruett, Kelly Pruett. Jeri lordon, Kathy Chappell. Kay Cremer. Pat Shelton. Karen Mims, Nancy Armstrong. Karen Saxvhill. Becky Gulledge. Below -EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE GIRlS CHORUS-Fronl Row Shelia Hurd. Sally Bell. Rita Stanley. Essie Iordan. Beverly Solomon. Cindy Harrison, Wanda Inman, Janice Rogers, Becky Goins. Teresa Burchfield, Cindy Davis. Donna Lynne Huey, Mary Baker. Karen Kinney, Row 2 Jeanette Cray, Linda Brown, Cathy Mims. Linda Johnson, Shelia Hawkins, Cindy Davidson, Valerie Shuey. lisa Rich, lunn Duncan, Pam Elrod, Annette Chappelear, Kelly Gibb. C hristie Crjyvford. Kathy Watkins, Sherri Roby, Angela Roberts. Anita Grigsby. 140 Organizations For Choral Department The hardworking students in the Choral Department have worked all year raising money to support its many activities. Along with selling “World's Finest candy, Zayre Department Store offered to pay the choir for its help in taking inventory. At the Spring Concert, the outstanding students in the choir received honor awards for their hard work and devotion to the choir. CONCERT CHOIR-front Row Robyn Eskericfge, Gina Strickland, Debbie Shadm. Melissa Kimbrough, Nancy Armstrong, Chen Turner, Debbie Ogle, Shirley Sinn, Glenda Sanderson, Phyllis Tidwell, Lisa Harper, Janice Thomas. Cindy Koda, Karen Sawhill, Becky GullcdgC, Delores Jordan, Row 2 Karen Price. Lynne Pugh, Suzy Pruett, Marilyn Crain, Sylvia Davis, Lori Greer, Karen Mims, Lauren Chambers, Jeri Jordan. Cathy Chappell, Kay Owner. Pat Shelton, Diane Gibbs, Myra Hunter, Patti Barrett, Debra Trank-lln. Sherry McDonald. Kay White, Helen Gay. Nancy Sutton. Row 3 Grace Tow cry, Vcta Bailey, Brenda Henderson. Kelly Pruett. Carol Shadix, Paula Smith. Mike Ingram, Delen Boyd, Ronald Matthews, David McAfee, Danny Stanley, Chariene Patterson, Jeanne Yarbrough. Kerry Garrison, Karen Fowler, Margaret Coleman, Sharon Hartman. Row 4 Tim Key. Dan Cox, Phillip Gillespie, Rex Wingard, Kenny Carroll, Edward Davis. Mark Congleton, David Couch, Eddie Hughes, Van Vandever, Chuck Rogers, Keith Lee. Rusty Hudson, David Brewer, John Ray, Jimmy Glover, Sam Keenon, Jim Coggins, Ken Shannon, Ervin Cash. Bruce Daniel Organizations 141 ivnaiAiaNi NV WV I Valedictorian Karen Talley Salutatorian Christy Gr.th.im Seniors 145 Senior Class Donates Money To Library The Senior Class sold candy to help raise money for their class project. Larry Haefner, class president, presented a check for $1000.00 to Mr. Hughes to be put in the library account. The library planned to use this money to buy new books that would be on a higher academic level. These books could be a great help to students doing research for reports and term papers. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front Vela Bailey, Historian: David Tyler, Ser-geant-at-arms; Veronica Gilliland. Poet; Zotinda Zbiridcn, Treasurer; Larry Haelnor. President; Kathy Treadaway, Secretary; Mrs. Peltry, Sponsor. Back George Yarbrough, Sergeant-at-arms; |immy Williams, Vice-President; Johnny Williams, Artist. 146 Seniors MARY ANN ADCOCK JIMMY ARMSTRONG LINDA ASHLEE BETH AYERS VETA BAILEY LEIGH BANKSTON KEN BATTLES LIZ BECHT I AMES BENNETT FREDDY BIDDY IUETTE BILLINGSIY RENEE BINNS STANLEY BISHOP MIKE BLOCKER DELEN BOYD JOHN BRAITHWAITE Seniors 147 A Strong Sense Of Unity GERALD BRASHER MARK BRIGHTWELL DON BRYAN LEE BRYANT MIKE BURGESS LUKE CAMP1S REENA CARPENTER PAT CARTWRIGHT DONNA CASTLEBERRY ROB CHAPPELL TERRY CHRISTIAN WHEARLEE CLIFTON 1. Teresa Mustek 2. Danny Stanley L Larry Yavorsky 4 Donnie West 5. Robert Webb 6. George Yarbrough 7. Ricky Yarbrough 8. |anice Weed 9. Lyndy Hewett 10. Mary Ann Adcock 11. Bobby Wilson 12. Donna Wiggins 13. Zolmda Zbinden 14. Willard Waters 15. Nina Ellison 16. Reena Carpenter 148 Seniors s Found Among Seniors DAVID COCHRAN JOHNNY COKER CHERYL COOPER DICK COUCH SANDY COYNE MARILYN CRAIN KAY CREMER RICKY CRENSHAW RICKY CRICK RICKEY CRIDER JOEL CROCKER JERRY CROOK 1. Dink Tucket 2. Steve Mclaunn 3. Connie Willmon 4. |an Townsend 5. Van Varvdorvcr 6. Rom Gilliland 7. Leigh Bankston 8. Eddie Kenncmur 9. Pal Cartwright 10. Lori Guest 11. lanice Welch 12. Dick Couch 13. Denise Dykes t4. Mavis Murray 15. Lynn Hayes 16. Kathy Treadaway 17. Dawn liner 18. Roy Hayes 19. Leigh Neal 20. Wayne Lane 21. Johnny Coker Seniors Are Active In All GARY CRUMLY KIM CULPEPPER I AMES DAILEY SUSAN DAMERON ETHEL DANIEl JACK DAWSON KATHI DODD TIM DUKE NANCI DUTTON DENISE DYKES CINDY EADES MARK EDDY PATTY EDWARDS ALFONSO ELLIOTT BILL ELLIS CARY ELLISON 150 Seniors Phases Of School Life Carolyn Powell and Karen Fowler compare their portrait proofs. NINA ELLISON ROBERT ESKRIDGE ROBYN ESKRIDGE MARY IO FAULKNER PAM FIKES GARY FLEMING BILL FLOWERS PAM FLURRY STACIA FORDHAM KAREN FOWLER DIANE FOX |EFF FRAZIER LARRY FREEBURG FRANK GAMBLE Seniors I SI Spirit Prevails Throughout GLYNIS GARDNER IERRY GARRISON VERONICA GILLILAND C INDY CLOVER RONNIE CODSEY CHRISTY GRAHAM BONNIE GREATHOUSE LORI GREER LORI GUEST IUIIA GULLEDGE MIKE GUTHRIE MIKE GUTTERY LARRY HAEFNER VICKI HATPIN KATHY HARDWICK DENNIS HARPER 152 Seniors The Senior Class UAH HARRIS TERESA HARRIS DAN HARRISON SHARON HARTMAN CHARLES HATCHER DEBBIE HATHCOCK IYNN HAYES ROY HAYES BRENDA HENDERSON IYNDY HEWETT JACKIE HICKS BARBARA HILL 1. Lynne Pugh 2. John Br.iilhw.ulc 3. Karen Mabrey 4. Belinda Howard 5. Lesa Inman Ex Jimmy Overstreet 7. Marilyn Crain 8. Carole Mason 9. Pam Klrchncr 10. Jerry Crook 11. Nannotie Munchcr 12. Kathl Dodd 13. Ethel Daniel 14. Joel Patterson Seniors IS3 Seniors Set An Example ROBERT HOLLAND RONNIE HOLLIS TOMMY HOLMES RUSSELL HOOD PHILLIP HORTON BELINDA HOWARD RUSTY HUDSON EDDIE HUGHES LINDA HUNTER LESA INMAN Seniors do I heir p« rt in .Hiding spirit to pep rallies. 154 Seniors For Others To Follow TIM JACKS DARLENE JETT JERRY JETT ClYNDA JOHNS HOWARD JOl IY I. ELAINE JONES S. ELAINE JONES DELORIS JORDON |ERI JORDON STEVE KELLEY KAREN KENNEDY EDDIE KENNEMUR SHARON R. KILLOUCH LOU KINNEY PAM KIRCHNER VIVIAN KNIGHT Senior 155 Seniors Are Enthusiastic People RICKY KNOWLES |EFF KRUSE WAYNE LANE BELINDA IAWRENCE KEITH LEE GENEVA LEWIS DAWN LINER DEBBIE LINLEY CLARA LITTLE RICKY LITTLE PEGGY LOTT SHARON LOVELACE SMAI LUEMINTRA SHARON LYNCH KAREN MABREY DEBBIE MAHAFFEY 156 Sc-nlors 1. Mike Blocker 2. David Mcwboume 3. Charlene Patterson 4. Sharon Wear 5. Jerry Garrison 6. Charlotte Sage 7. Silvia Sims 8. Kathi Tinney 9. Kathy Hardwick 10. Teresa Harris 11. Karen Talley 12. Lee Bryant 13. Nancy Speights 14. lee Silvey 15. Beth Ayers 16. Cindy Smith 17. Karen Fowler 18. Christy Graham 19. Paul Sutton 20. Karen Spence 21. lorry |ett |OHN MANNINC SUSAN MARDIS CAROLE MASON RONALD MATTHEWS LEROY McCALL PAT McGRAW STEVE MclAURIN WAYNE MCNEILL ROD McSWEENEY DAVID MEWBOURNE BRIAN Mill WEE ANITA MINNIEFIELD Seniors 157 RE N AY MOORE SUSAN MOORER ALLAN MORRING |ACK MORRISON SANDRA MOTLEY NANNETTE MUNCHER MAVIS MURRAY TERESA MUSICK Seniors Show A Strong TERRY ANITA MIXON DONNA MOORE IOEY MOORE STEVE NAISH IANICE NAYLOR LEIGH NEAL ROCKY NEASON 158 Seniors Determination To Succeed larry Hacfncr and Elaine Jones take time for conversa-tion between classes. MARK NESMITH DEBBIE NOLEN ROBYN NOLEN CLIFTON NOWAK LLOYD O'DANIEl SHARON ODEN ERNIE OLIVER LAUREN ORTH JIMMY OVERSTREET KAREN PAIR STEVE PANNED CHRIS PAPPAS Seniors 159 1. Mary Jo Faulkner 2. Jack Dawson 3. Jen Jordan 4. Debbie linley 5. Terry Christian 6. Belinda Lawrence 7. Mark Nesmith 8. Darlene Jett 9. Jell Kruse 10. Rusty Hudson 11. Cindy Fades 12. Eddie Hughes 13. Steven Kelley 14. Gary Ellison 15. Mike Stewart 16. Cary Fleming 17. Stacia Fordham 18. Robyn Nolen 19. Mike Ponder 20. Stanley Bishop 21. Carla Reese 22- Ronald Matthews 23. Kay Cremer 24. Narxi Dutton 25. Kim Culpepper 26. Ninla Phillips 27. Cary Crumly CYNTHIA PARKER CHARLENE PATTERSON IOEL PATTERSON SAM PEARSON COLLEEN PEINE RACHEL PETTRY DAVID PHILLIPS NINFA PHILLIPS 160 Seniors ieniors Accept Responsibility Townsend, head cheerleader, collects equipment after MIKE PONDER CIENN POOLE SHEILA POOLE CAROLYN POWELL TOMMY POWELL DON POWERS DAVID PROSCH RANDY PRUITT LYNNE PUGH DEBRA W PULS RANDY PURYEAR CARLA REESE Seniors 161 Senior Voices Heard Above TERRY REYNOLDS IRA ROBINSON ALICE ROGERS |ANE ROPER BRAD ROSENOW CHARLOTTE SAGE IINETTE SANDERS DOUG SCHAUER CAROL SHADIX VINCE SHANNON MIKE SHELTON LEE SILVEY SILVIA SIMS Senior players show enthusiasm. 162 Seniors STANIEY SIMS DONNA SLAUGHTER CINDY SMITH PAULA SMITH Seniors 16,1 Seniors Work Hard To NANCY SPEIGHTS KAREN SPENCE DANNY STANLEY RONNIE STEPHENS MIKE STEWART RICKY STORIE CINDY STUBBS BRENDA STURDIVANT PAUL SUTTON KAREN TALLEY JOHN TANNER QUANA THOMAS JEFF THOMPSON CYNTHIA TIDWELL Artistic Senior Class sign was displayed at pep rallies. 164 Seniors chieve High Goals KATHI TINNEY SHERRI TINSLEY MARK TOLAR |AN TOWNSEND MICHAEL TOYt'R KATHY TREADAWAY MARCIA TRIMBLE DINK TUCKER 1. Gerald Brasher 2. Linda Ashlee 3. Vicki Halpin 4. Cindy Glover 5. Vince Shannon 6. Cindy Stubbs 7. John Tanner 8. Sandy Coyne 9. Ronnie Williams 10. Kay S. White 11. Doug Schauer 12. Paula Smith 13. led Frazier 14. lane Roper 15. Cynthia Tidwell 16. Debra W. Puls 17. Sherry Tinsley 18 Renay Moore 19. Mike Shelton 20- Jimmy Armstrong 21. Ronnie Stephens 22. lulia Gullcdge 24. Ronnie Hollis 25. Stanley Sims 26. Robin Williams 27. Ricky Stone 28 Glynis Gardner 29. Sharon Hartman 30. Glynda lohns 31. Marcia Trimble 32. Susan Moorer 33. Barbara Hill 34. Carol Shadix 35. Lori Greer 36. Mike Guttery 37. Debbie Hathcock 38 David Tyler Seniors 165 School Is Over Seniors like Danny Stanley and Sam Pearson participate in physical education through sports. 166 Seniors lut Memories Linger DAVID TYLER VAN VANDIVER BRENDA VASSER ROBIN VIGER RONNY VINSON FARl WALLER WILLARD WATERS SHARON WEAR ROBERT WEBB JANICE WEED IANICE WELCH DONNIE WEST BOBBY WHEELER KAY S. WHITE DONNA WIGGINS IIMMY WILLIAMS Seniors 167 1. Sharon lynch 2. Don Powers 3. Terry Reynolds 4. Sam Pearson 5. Carolyn Powell 6. Rocky Neason 7. Tommy Powell a Mark Eddy 9. Sharon Oden 10. Karen Pair 11. Ernie Oliver 12. Joey Moore 13. Debbie Nolen 14. Wayne McNeill 15. Cynthia Parker JOHNNY Will I AMS ROBIN WILLIAMS RONNIE WILLIAMS DIANNE WILLINGHAM CONNIE WILLMON BOBBY WILSON DAVE WILSON GEORGE YARBROUGH RICKY YARBROUGH LARRY YAVORSKY JODY YOUNG ZOLINDA ZBINDEN 168 Seniors luniors 74-Seniors 75 her first year as vanity cheerleader, Nancy lindley shows her spirit. Londa Abbott Alan Able Dianna Albrett Kevin Aldridge Keith Alderson Brad Allen Doug Allen Ricky Alvis Debbie Ammons Debbie Anderton |oy Anewalt Diane Anthony Vickie Anton John Armstrong Jane Aufedemonte Steve Barber Tere Bailey Donna Baker tela Ballew Donna Barr Judy Barton Susan Baty Bec ky Becht James Becht Lisa Bell Bill Bivins Terry Bierd Sharon Binns Patricia Bird Cyndi Bishop Mike Blanks Keith Boyd Marcia Brasfield Joe Breighner Deborah Broyles Frank Brown Joey Brown Cindy Bruton Barbara Bridge-man Juniors 169 Juniors Win Over Seniors Dana Bryant Laura Buffington Caryl Burks Shana Bums Stephen Butts Don Bullard Richard Bullard Cheryl Caddell David Cain Kenny Calloway Dennis Cannon Icanna Carlisle 170 Juniors n Homecoming Float Competition Mike Carter Mike Chaffin Lauren Chambers John Champion Pam Chandler Kathy Chappell Renee Chevalier Deborah Oark Clara Qency Karen Cline Ricky Colley Diann Collier Margaret Coleman Susan Couch Lisa Cox Tracy Craft Billy Crow Sidney Culpepper Rebecca Curl Jaira Currie Gloria Daniel Sylvia Davis Deborah Dawes Charlotte Dawson Mike Dempsey Kelly Denny Mike Dennis Stanley Dill Marsha Dixie lulie Dodd Becky Donovan Gwen Duncan Kathy Durie Donna Edf e Hollye Elliott Martin Eubanks Derry Evans Teresa Evans Ronny Everett Mike Fain Kevin f aught Shelly Floyd rry Bierd concentrates on cheering. juniors 171 Juniors Enjoy Participation William Flowers Randy Foust Judy Fortenberry Debra Franklin Reginald Gardner Rickey Garrett Kerry Gamcon Helen Gay Diane Gibbs Sherri Gitlord Zena Gilbert Karen Gilliam Stan Gladden |oe Classco Jimmy Glover Jackie Goodwin Dara Goodman Cynthia Gou Debbie Graves Kim Gray Mike Greer Cheryl Gritlin lanice Gridin Joan Griffith Terry Grissom Si Guest Janet Hogan Debbie Hatley Sherri Halpin Tommy Hammett Trey Hancock Gail Hardage Gary Harding Chuck Harris Dana Harris Kim Harris Glenda Newton, second runner-up to Miss Homecoming, was escorted I Mike Thoma 172 luniors In Many Extracurricular Events Rex Harrison Teresa Hartley Randy Helms Lynn Henderson Kim Hendricks Donald Henry Alane Herrit Julie Hewett Donna Hicks Pam Hicks Randall Hkks Susan Hkks Frances Hilley Nancy Hobby Donna Hodge Sam Hodge Kay Hoffman Carl Huffstutler Demetris Huggins Mike Hughes Becky Humphreys Sherry Hunter |ill Isley Bobby Jackson iy Tosvnley. escorted by Vince Shannon, was a lunior Cindy Wallace, sponsored by the band, was escorted by Mike Ponder and ass representative jnd a finalist in the Miss Home- ssas a finalist in the Miss Homecoming competition mtng competition. Juniors 173 Class of 75 David Jackson Earnest ine Jackson Melanie Jackson Barbara Johnson Rodney Johnson Phil Johnston Kathi Joiner Emily Jones Lethea Jones Julre Jordan Tim Junkin Kathy Kane Sam Keenon Beverly Keith Randy Kemp Arrice Kinj? Jeannine King lohn King Unda King Dessa Lane Susan Lashley Debra Latham Deborah Lee Delores Lee Kelly Denny, in a moment of concentration, between classes. 174 Juniors repares For Senior Year ■'Jancy Tolar and Patricia Bird throw in a little extracurricular activities. (union 175 Iff Juniors Aim Wayne Leslie Nancy Lindley Don Little Garry Uttlepago Wanda Littlepage Pam Logan Deborah Long Rochelle Long Rita Lowe Sharon Marsh Connie Martin Howard Martin Keith Martin Ronnie Martin Cindy Massey Gina McAnally Nora McCall Deena McCombs Sherry McDonald David McDowell Mona McDowell lack McDuffie Stan McGill Frank McKenzie Max McKenzie Sherry Meeks Vicki Mewbome Kenneth Mixon Carol Mize Steve Mize Jayne Morgan Susan Morris Terry Morris Marcellos Morrow Tammy Morrow Loring Muir Ronny Murphree Chris Newman Glenda Newton Debbie Graves studies schedule. 176 |uniors :or High Academic Goals Michael Newton Mike Newton Mike Nix Dwight Norris lennifer Norris Wayne Norris Debbie Ogle lean Oswalt Christy Owens Karen Owens Margaret Ovsens Melanie Oxford Randy Ozley lisa Page Richard Palmer Robert Palmer Jeff Parker Greg Pate Mike Pate Mike Pearson Steve Peeples David Peine Troy Perry Esther Pettry Dawn Phillips Greg Pollard Tim Pond Jeff Pope lames Posey Karen Posey Freddy Price Roger Putman Keith Quarles John Ray Nancy Reyer Bill Reynolds Mike Rich Susan Riddell Debra Riggins Vicki Robinson Chuck Rogers Scott Rosenow my Bierd and Tucker Conradi enjoying chemistry lab. Juniors 177 Juniors Elect Mr. Sox Sharon Ross Dwight Rudolph Sammy Russo Bernard Sanders Mike Sartin Christy Scott Scotty Scott Monette Shannon Ginger Sheffield |im Shields Pam Shelton Shirley Sim Melinda Skjcumb Billie Smith Buckfv Smith Richard Smith Sherry Smith Mark Snider Steven Sowers Teresa Stanley Gary Stewart Keith Stewart Richard Stewart Ricky Stewart Rosemary Study mire Becky Sutherland Dwight Sutherland Phil Sutton Patti Talley Randy Terry Ricky Thomas Janice Thompson Phyllis Tidwell Ronald Tillman Nancy Tolar Kay Townlcy Grace Towory Scott Townsend Chcri Turner Frances Tyler Harold Tynes lennifer Vest Cindy Wallace Steve Ward Martha Warren Robin Washburn Karen Waters Jim Wells 178 tumors :or Class Sponsor Melissa Wesson Debbie While Kim Whitfield lack Wilkes Candy Williams Janice Williams Neel Williamson Tommy Willingham Judy Wilson Pam Winfield Mike Winstead Janel Woods Lynn Henderson devotes extra time to running errands for the Guidance Office. Steve Sowers escorts Pam Shelton to class. lunlors 179 Junior Officers Lead On Prom Plans Standing—Renee hevalier. treasurer; Steve Barber. Sergeant-at-arms; Mike Hughes, President; Wayne Norris, Vice-President 180 Juniors Sophomores Excited By New Opportunities Felisha Peeples and Oran |ones make new discoveries in Biology. Keith Able Byron Ackerman Janice Alvarez Nancy Armstrong Bubba Arnold Jimmy Atkinson Jeff Bailey Billy Baker Terry 8amctt Pattie Barrett Denny Bartlett Marie Beard Phillip Blankenship Wade Blocker lisa Bond Richard Boone Kay Bostick William Bostick Billv Bradley Becky Braswell Paige Braunagel Peggy Brock Doug Brown Cary Brown Rhonda Brown Terri Ann Rrown Terri Norene Brown Mike Buchanon Blair Burgess Cinna Burns Byron Busby John Butts Sophomores 18t Rachel Caddel Sylvester Caddel I Sharon Calloway lynn Carr Doreen Carroll Wayne Carroll tarry Carter Terri Cason Debbie Chambers Carol Chandler Gene Chapman Mike Clements Diane Cline Lisa Coburn Pattie Coker Susan Coker Boyd Collins Mark Congleton Deborah Cooper Brenda Cox Mike Crane Ricky Creed Patricia Dailey Caren Davidson New Privileges Are Matched Paige Braurugd, Laura Donaldson, and Cinna Burns clap it up at pep rally. 182 Sophomores With New Responsibilities Fdward D vh |.in Davis Larry Davis Laura Dawes Joe Death erage Mike Dtdman Bobby Dewill lane Dixon Sabrina Dixon Donna Dole Laura Donaldson Mike Douglas Nathan Dudley Belinda Edwards Loretta Elliott Valerie Emerson lay Enterkln Charles Eskcridge Terry Extell Gil Evans Kathy Evans Maik Fincher Albert Ford Forrest Fordham Chris Foster Kathy Fox Vicki Fox Eddie Franklin Dianne Frazier |ohn Free The tickets are selling fast lor the First football game of the season. Sophomores 181 Bruce Freeman Earl Galloway Lila Gamble Bill Gardner Debbie Gargus Linda Gargus Wanda Gargus Danny Garretl Sheila Garretl Missy Gay Sharon Gilbert ludy Glenn Scotty Glover lanis Golden Deborah Colson Howell Gordon Cynthia Graham Carmen Grant lulie Greer lean Griffith Cfyn Grigsby Jimmy Grose Jennie Gulledge Keith Gunter Larry Guthrie Debbie Hadden Stan Hagood Henry Hamby Donnie Hammon Ronnie Hammon Kim Hancock Tommy Hardwick Bruce Harmon Spirited Sophomores Sophomores come alive during class competition. 184 Sophomores Make Pep Rally Debut Lisa Harper Patricia Harper Bobby Harris Donna Harris Rhonda Hartstield Teresa Hatcher Mary Hawkins Greg Hayes Lynda Helton Kay Henderson Lynn Hendricks Roger Herron Peggy Higginbotham Teresa Hill Beverly Hoehn Greg Hodge Julio Hogan Joel Holbrook Krysti Hollaway Kathy Hollis Cassandra Hood Robert Hocxi Wayne Hood Billy Horn Chuck Horn Joel Horton 8uddy Howard Becky Howell Debra Howell Micky Howie Sharon Huggins Danny Hughes Richard Hughes Myra Hunter Cheryl Hurd David Hurst Celeste Jackson Kathaleen lar kson Eddie Jeffery Debbie Johnson Jo Anne Johnson Phillip Johnson Sophomores IBS Leigh Johnston Greg Jones Lauren Jones Oran loncs Tanya lunkin Melony Kay Marian Keenum Vangie Kennemur Greg Key Missy Kimbrough Gertha King James King Ron King Leigh Ann Kinney Keith Knighton Bart Krack Belinda Lann Mike Lanthorn Jeff large Brian Lee Don Leslie Cheryl lewis Scott Lindsey Magnolia Louis Mike lunceford Tracey Major Jayne Marlow lett Martin Kim Massey Karmel McCombs |ill McDuffie Patti McKinney Mike McLean Variety Of Sophomore Schedules Teresa Hill. |immy Atkinson, and Kelly Williams talk the situation over. 186 Sophomorc s Vtake Tenth Grade A Challenge Cindy Standridge hard dt work in bankroom Mike McSweeny Rob Metcalf |o Miller Karen Mims Debbie Mitrhem Alex .Moore Jeff Moore Johnny Moore Scott Moore' Rusty Morgan Freddy Morris Douglas Morrison Pam Morrison Wanda Mott Susan Nichols Janet Nolde Bob Nolen John Nowak lloyd Nutter Tim Oliver Nina Pappas Kim Parker Patti Parker Pam Paschal Robyn Patton Gayle Payton Betty Penn Earnest Pettus Jan Pierr e Paul Prxkrus Sophomores 187 Carla Ponder Cathy Ponder Mike Pool Bill Povcy Lisa Powell Karen Price Suzy Pruett Vivian Pugh Terri Ray Wendell Ray Bruce Reagen Roxanne Rector Ricky Reed Cyndi Reese Ricky Reid Richard Reymond Kevin Roberson Connie Robinson Robyn Rothe Denise Rudolph Sharen Rusk Tony Rutledge Adraham Sankey Tommy Sell Debbie Sewell Don Shadix Christy Shannon Kathy Shannon Larry Sherbet |ulie Sherer Elizabeth Sherman Debbie Simmons Linda Simmons Jeff Sindalar Paul Skaggs Allan Smith Sophomores Well Represented _________v ' Miss Debbie Cargos, finalist in homecoming court, escorted by Cary Orr. 1B8 Sophomores n Homecoming Festivities Donna Smith Kathy Smith Kraig Smith Mike Smith Rick Smith Steve Smith Suzy Snow Kerry Sparks Cindy Standridge K.itln Slew art Susan Stewart Julie Storey Terri Storey Vicki Stott Cindy Strazdu Cheryl Strickland Mkkcy Sutherland Scott Sutherland Nancy Sutton Fran Swanon Don Talley Allan Taylor Allen Thomas Dennis Thomas Miss Pam Paschal, finalist in homecoming court. Miss Kathy Smith, fourth runner-up to Miss Home-escorted by Robert Holland. coming, escorted by Jimmy Overstreet. Sophomores 189 Jimmy Thomas Terri Thomas Judy Thompson Al Thorn Randy Trice Doris Tucker Susan Tullis William Tullis Timmie Tyler Ross Varin Victor Vcitch Lori Vincent Mike Vinson Brenda Walker Roland Walker Steve Walker Joel Wampoi Kathy Weems Sophomores Lead In All Pam Paschal and Lori Yates ready to perform with Erwinettes. 190 Sophomores Aspects Of Life At Erwin lackie Weldon leisa White Lynn Wiggins Rhonda Wiggins John White Sharon Wilkinson Ginger Willett Oarene Williams Kelly Williams Kent Williams Kandy Williams Sharon Williams Willie Williams Jimmy Willmon Andre Wilson Glen Wilson Randy Wilson Vikki Woods Julie Woodson lou Anne Wright Ken Wyatt Debbie Yeager James Yearby Laurie Yates Student participation makes pep rallies a success. Sophomores 191 Sophomores Review The Year Mrs. Friday's homeroom on Monday morning. Caught chal Paul Skaggs, Mickey Howie, and Doris Tucker. Bare middles popular with the students but not with the teachers. 192 Sophomores Cindy Strazdus learns to play badminton. Miss Homecoming-Goal For Freshman Girls P.nn Bridges, third runner-up for Miss Patti Helms, Freshman representative for Miss Homecoming, was escorted by Paul Homecoming, was escorted by Steve Keenum. Anthony. Cindy Adams Ronald Adcock Tommy Aderholt David Allen Phillip Allen Danny Alsabrook Randy Ammons Russ Ammons Paul Anthony Marcia Anton Harvey Armstrong linda Arrington Dana Auton lames Bagby |an Bailey Stephen Bailey Ralph Baker William Baker Rena Baldwin Lcannc Barnes Eddie Bayne Rose Beard lay Bell Brent Bennefield Freshman 193 Monica Berry Robert Bierd Tommy Billingsly Donna Bums Robert Bird Patty Blum Susan Boettcher IuIk' Bowman Debra Bradford David Brewer Pam Bridge Wendy Brightwell Rodney Brock Barry Brown Cheryl Brown Dr Mina Brown Natalye Brown Donna Bryant Rodney Bryant led Bruton Keith Burfield Scott Burgess Billie Calvin linda Campbell Beverly Carroll Ervin Cash Deborah Cason Terri Chambers Charlotte Cheney Steve Clarke Pat Clements Jacqueline Clifton Vicki Cline Leslie C lower Betty Cobb Teri Collins Linda Conrad Beth Cook Debra Cook Freshmen Change With The New Christopher Robinson at lunch 194 Freshman Responsibilities Of Senior High School Rena Cook Ray Copeland Bill Cosby Denhe Counsclman Danny Cox led Crook Cathy Crumly Bill Currier Debby Dahlke Bruce Daniel Sharon Daniel Cindy Davis Dayle Daviv Sabrina Davis Michelle Dcatherage Lee Deavers Barry DeFoor Mel Densmore Paul Dewberry Cindy Dollar Kerry Duke Lynn Duncan Mike Duncan Ricky Duncan Patti Dykes Ioann Edwards Patti (Hedge Tom Farabce Keith Farmer Tommy Fir-Ids Cathy Home, Wanda Inman, Vicki Cline hard at work in clothing class. Freshman 19S Bill Fluny Keith Foshee lav Foster Bruce Franklin lane Fulton Tonetia Gallagher Keith Callaway Denrse Gamble Susan Garner Malm Garrison Angela Gibbs Gwendolyn Gipson Duane Gilbert Phillip Cillespie Doug Gilreath Donna Glenn Donna Codsey Mary Godsey Sandra Godwin Becky Goins Audrey Goodman Tina Courtney Dale Graham Doug Gray Renee Greathouse Anita Grigsby Sheryl Cuttery Mac Hackney Glenda Hallmark Kathy Hancock lecil Hancock Randall Hanson Mark Hardin Kellie Hardwick Mike Harper Gina Harris Charles HartsfiekJ Renetta Helms Patti Helms Darryl Heritage Kenny Hewitt Butch Hodges Kevin Hodges Pete Hoffman Kim Holland leannetta Hollis Tommy Horn Cathy Horne Freshmen Keep Having Fun 1% Freshman t Varsity Football Games Jim Houston Mike Howard Johnny Hudson Pam Hudson Randy Hudson Dawn Huh Gwen Huffman David Huffstutler Terri Hughes Jeff Hurst Wanda Inman Claude Inzer David Jacks Belinda Jackson Linda Jackson Cindy Jenkins Aubrey Johnson Delores Johnson Harold lohnson Joey Johnson Teresa Johnston David lolly Johnnie Jones Paula Jones Essie |or don Johnny Keenum Sieve Keenum frank Keith Bill Kelly James Kelly ■ ky Goins and IcAnne Barnes having lun al Varsity Football game. Freshman 197 Egg Band Members Are Shaped Sieve Kemp lames Kcnnemur Mark Key Tim Key Vickie Kirchrter David Klmner Tony Knight Rosie Knighton Denise Knowles Cindi Koda Dercck Lawrence Patricia Lee Ronnie Lee Terri Lee Ellen Lchane Arleda Levesque Glenda Logan Mark Long Cathy Lowery Michele Lvkens |oe Lynch Eddie Madden Steve Maddox Freda Mardis Band lines up lor march onto the held Freshman Jp For Football Season ay Copeland, an Egg Band member, tires (rom marching practice. Doug Marr Janet Martin Pam Martin Ricky Martin Norma Mason Nancy Matthews Suzanne Maxwell |an McAnnally Greg McClain lay McLendon Leslie McLendon Eddie McCombs Leisa McCutcheon Doyle McDonald Dennis McDuffie lack McGinnis Mark M Kimzie Bnicc McNeill Cathy Miller Cariene Minnifiekt Lyndon Minot Louis Mize Betty Moore Laurie Moorer Lynne Morton Mike Muir Allen Muncher Chris Nauglc Jerry Nelson Joy Nix Terry Noe loseph Nora Robert Norrell Charlene Norris Brent Orth Vonda Osmon Harvey Owens Rhonda O ley Gary Pair Dawn Pate Mike Patterson David Pearson Skip Pennington Jeanette Peterson Freshman 1W Hard Working Freshmen Don Pittman Sally Pittman lane Pius Selton Phillips Ginger Player David Posey Terry Prater Monkca Prince Kelly Pruett Sheree Pugh Plirl Ray David Reyhurn Robin Reymond Greg Reynolds Randv Reynolds Lvle Rice Kyle Richardson Debra Richardson Patti Riley Kathy Roby lacki Rush Linda Rusk Debbie Russell Glenda Sanderson Mrs. Friday's first period Spanish class. 200 Freshman Find Time For Fun Sandy Wilson in Her sixth period class. Torn Seales loll Sewell Barry Scott Dawn Scott Michael Schaaphock Ken Shannon lamie Sharpton Diane Shelby Jo Ann Shelton Pat Shelton Terry Shelton Ryan Shipman Debbie Shirley Keriey Slndelar Wes Shores Mike Shot well Becky Smith Donna Smith Lisa Smith Melissa Smith Rebecca Smith Terri Smith Tim Smith Libby Snider Cheryl Snipe Cheryl Snow Alan Sparks Helen Stemen Alex Stewart Bruce Stewart Cary Storie Ann Sutherland Jim Swann Christie Swanson Denise Talley Kim Taylor Mike Tennyson Janice Ihornas Mario Thomas Thomas Thornhill James Thornton Wanda Thornton lisa Tidwell Dani Tillman freshman 201 Sociology Class Becomes Ronnie Tinsley lanlce Torrance Rose Towns Pam Toyer Marshall Trawick Tina Treadaway Calhi Turner Bobby Van Hooser Marty Veasey Ondy Walker Jeanne Waller frank Wampol Sharon Waters Tammy Waters Kathy Wear Tim Wear Dennis Webb Donna Webb Debbie Bradford Riving a book report 202 Freshman A New Activity For Ninth Graders lorry Weed |ohn Whitley Alice Williams Buddy Willi,inn tommy Williams Bruce Wilson Leila Wilson Sandy Wilson Tommy Wilson Rex Wingord Susan WrxKl Audrey Woods Adrian Wyatt Terri Wyatt Cindy Wyric k Uura Yarbrough loannJe Zingle Sonny Armstrong, Kyle Richardson, Jamie Sharpton, and Barry Scott wailing lor the homeroom bell to ring. Sirs. Patrick's sixth period English class. Freshman 20 T Eighth Graders Help Raise Money Allison Abbott Russell Abrams David Adams ludv Agee Jennifer Allen Lynda Alloway Joy Armstrong Stephen Ashlee Pam Atkins Debbie Austin Elaine Ayers lohn Bagby Denise Baker Mary Baker Vicki Ballew Sammy Barnett Shirley Barnett Dana Bates Paul Bechtel Sally Bell Robin Berg Sylvester Billingsiy Scott Bishop Micheal Blackman Tony Blackman Bubba Bond Sandra Bonner Kirkland Bostic Cindy Brightwell, escorted by Mark Eddy, selected Eighth Grade Fall Favorite. 204 Eighth Grade :or Their Fall Favorites Nancy Bostick Charlotte Bresnan Ginger Brewster Donna Brightman Cindy Brightwell Sonja Brock Linda Brown Mark Brown Monecia Brown Vicki Brown Wesley Browning Chris Bryant Matt Bryant Donna Burbank Teresa Burchfield left Burell Randy Hurtord l.Ka Busby Debra Cabe James Caddell Marvin Caddcil Scott Calloway Edward Cam| bell Greg Cannon :la Crenshaw wonders if the ceiling is falling again. Eighth Grade 20S Eighth Graders Show Ann Carr Kenny Carroll Robin Carson Craig Carter loo Carter Donna Chambers Mike Chambers Celia Chapman Annette Chappelcar Annette ('humbler David Clark Rudell Clayton Tommy C leghorn Robin CIoik y Tommy Clower Phillip Cobb Phyllis Cobb let! Coleman Billita Collier Robert Collins Bruce Congleton lames Cook Marty Cook David Cordle Rusty Craft Christie Crawford David Cr.nvford Sam Crawford Linda Crenshaw Patty Crocker Sherri Crooks Kyle Crosswy Robert Curler Ricky Daniel Sandra Davidson Claudia Davis Eighth graders are seen in numbers at football games. 20( Eighth Grade Charlotte Bresnan enjoys her lunch Their Spirit In Many Ways Mike Oasis Patricia Davis Randy Davis Kenneth Dawson Teresa Dawson Dana Drriman lames Dewberry Donna Dilbeck Rhonda Donaldson lohnny Downs Kathy Dudley Tim Edgeworth Regina Edwards Teresa Elkins Sherry Ellard Karen Ellison Martin Ellison Pam Elrod Tracy Eubank .Margie Evans Pricilla Evans Scott Evans Doug Farabce Donnette Fosse tt Kyle Faught Rosetta Feagon Barry Fincher Kelly Fincher Kyle Fincher Kathy Flowers Mike Fortenberry lames Foshee Rodney Fosse tt Glenn Franklin Angela Fuller Dan Furland Sieve Gamble Robert Gandy Diane Garrett Richard Gay lea Gerharht Kelly Gibb Keith Cillespie Tammy Gilliland Eighth Grade 207 Eighth Graders Are Finding Bill Gilmer Don Gilmore Mark Gilrcalh Frankie Glasscox Bryan Glen Carol Coggins |im Coggins Carey Coin Brad Goodwin (ill Gosnell Angela Go a Peggy Graham Jeanette Gray Kay Gray Bob Griffin |an Griffith Kim Griffith Susan Cutlery Kathy Hale Gary Hardin Paula Harmon Derrick Harper Denise Harris I auric Harris Leslie Harris Cindy Harrison Mike Harvey Steven Harvtlle Ruby Hatcher Eariine Hawkins Shelia Hawkins Ricky Helms Micky Henderson Vicki Henderson Paula Henley Walter Herrit Chipper Hightield Michael Hobbs Sandra Hodge Terry Hodges Ann Hoffman Frit Hogan Mrs. English's class shows spirit with a homecoming door. 208 Eighth Grade slew Things To Explore Beverly Hogtand Sloven Holcomb Mike Holloway Beau Howard John Howie Ptlillip Hubbard loseph H lithe m Donna Huey Rodney Huggins Tammye Huie Shelia Hurd Darcy Inzer Steven Irwin Vnkl Irwin Brian Jackson Don Jackson Eli ah Jackson James Jackson Mary Jai kson Brenda Jelt Kim Jell Iirn Jett Glenn Johns Anthony Johnson Don |ac kson moves his attention from Social Studies to the camera. Eighth Grade- 209 Lunch Becomes 1.1 Johnson Paula Johnson Tarnmie Johnson Julie Johnston Deanna Jolly Byron Jones Cherrie Jones David lones Frances Jones George lones Thomas Jordan Mark Judson Cynthia Keel Donald Kelly Greg Kennemer Patricia Kennington Donna King Joette King Karan Kinney Kim Kirchner Melinda Klinner Annie Knighton Herman Krock Karan take Susan Lane Maria Lang Marian Latham Kimberly Lawson Beth Lee Sandra Lindsey Becky little Terry Littleton Shirley liveoak Joanna Logan Terry louts Janice Lowery Bob luncetoid Susan Lyle Robbin Maddox Keith Clayton w-aits lor a schedule adjustment in Guidance office. 210 Eighth Grade Time For Socializing Duane Marlin Billy Mason Patricia Massey Sherry Mathis Connie Matthews Gloria McCall Morgan McChetney Diamond McCurdy Charles McDonald lanice Me Elroy lisa Mcfalls Kenneth McIntyre Terri McKay Steve Me Sweeney Icon Mealing Andrew Mewbuurne Scott Miller Kathy Mims Clint Moore Wilfred Moore Anthony Morris Cindy Morrison Tony Morrison lay Morton i a Ann Weems enjoys extracurricular activities at lunch. Eighth Grade 211 Eighth Graders Are Gilbert Mmiv.il Maureen Murphy Donna Murray Mary Murrell Valisa Naish Patti Naugle Carolyn Naylor lohnna Neason Keith Nelson Lloyd Nelson left Newcomb Darlene Norris David Northington Susan Oden Christine Odom Barbara Owens Linda Owens Nancy Owens Janet Pace Jennifer Parker Vickie Parker Stephanie Pate Lynn Payne Becky Patterson Andrea Peagler Debbie Pearman Jerry Penn Lou Pennington Patricia Pennington Susie Pennington Eighth graders wait for their fourth period class. 212 Eighth Grade More Spirited Than Ever Pam Peoples Tracey Peoples Roderic k Person Steven Pettry Mark Phillips Eugene Picket David Poarch Pat Poole Donald Posey Ronald Potter Stew Powers Nancy Prater Pat Price Susie Prince Greg Prose h lames Pugh Chip Ra Allen Reionis Barry Reynolds Sherry Reynolds Lisa Rich Mary Richards Angela Roberts Jcfi Roberts Sherri Roby Elizabeth Rogers Janice Rogers Brian Rose now Teresa Satfold Janet Sage Brenda Sanders Cinch Savvyer lisa Schaaphok Norma Sc oggin Craig Scott Tammy Scott John Seagle Mice a Sellers Debbie Shacks Beniamin Sharpton limmy Slvelton William Shelton Pam Sherard Valerie Shuey Sherre Simpson till Sims Shelia Sims I ynn Sisfrunk Eighth Crack- 213 Eighth Graders Are Frankie Smith lisa Smith Risk Smith Steve Smith Vicky Smith Mike Smithson Kristi Snider Wayne Snider Donald Snow Beverly Soloman Tim Sowers Rita Stanley Pam Stc|� hcns Reggie Storey Diane Sturdivant Emily Sturdivant Carol Suggs Shelby Sutherland Steve Sylvester lane Tedder Tammy Thackerson Eddie Thomas Rhonda Thomas Sharon Thomas Mark Thompson Tammy Thornhill George Thorton Sandee Thurman Su anne Tinney Teresa Tover Todd Tralongo Cynthia Tucker Danny Tuggle Chris Vandever Robbm Van Hooser Vicki Vl kery Kicky Vinson Mean Wallace Kenneth Ward Freddy Ware lames Warren Mark Wasson Kaths Watkins Mary Weaver Lee Ann W'eems Mark Wesson Donnie West |o Ann Wiggins 214 Eighth Grade Working Hard Toward 78 Joy Wilke Bonita Williams Elizabeth Williams lame Williams Jeffery Williams Diane Williamson Keith Williamvsn lisa Willis Eurico Wilson Arizona Winborn Pat Winfield Kathy Witte Susan Womack Kathy Wood Kicky Woods lisa Wooley Carol Wright Sherry Wyrick Venita Yates Cathy Yaw Tammy Yeager Janice Yost David Cordlc decides to take a break from Science. Eighth Grade 215 Seventh Graders Look Nora Able Lon Abbott Tracy Adams Tripp Adams Deidra Allen James Allen Michael Allen Linda Alvarez Denise Arnold Renee Arnold |oy Aycock Keith Ayers Fred Bagsvell Dawn Baldwin David Barber Billy Barnett Dianne Barnhouse Tens Bastow Richard Batv Bill Bauglun Tres Beard Barry Beasley Sherrill Bechtel Andrew Belcher Dianne Bell Cories Berry Timmy Beverly Teresa Bleed Pamela 8inns Donna Bohata Eddie Bonla Steve Boone Tommy Bradley Larry Brand Boyce Brasher Dee Braunagle |ohn Bresnan lerald Brewster Diane Brown James Brown Janet Brown Gary Broyles Jetf Burleson Linda Caddelt Shelia acklell Sarah Campis Ronnie Cargo Mike Carroll 216 Seventh Grade :orward To 79 $ Kathy Hewitt announced seventh grade Fatl Favorite, escorted by drew Mewbomo. Terri Carter Mark Chattin Gwen Chandler John Chattin Greg Cheatham Melissa Christian Robin Clements Kelly Cloud Bobby Cobb Gary Colreld Tommy Coleman Kenneth Coley Terri Collier Hilly Conrad loo Cook lisa Cornelius Tommy Cory Richard Cosby Derek Couch Donnie Cox Robbie Coyne Dale Cranford Melody Crawford Vernon Crayton David Creed Rex Crouch Ricky Crow Glenn Cruet Seventh Grade 217 Lunch Gives Renac Culpepper lynncttc Curl Lisa Curlco Kelly Curlette Ronald Currier Catherine Davis Chuck Davis Darryl Davis Denise Davis Greg Davis Lynda Davis Robert D Davis Wayne Davis William R. Davis Sam Deatherage Darrell Deavers Terry Dewitt Quinton Dial Jimmy Dill Kerry Dixon Evan Dobbs Nelda Dorr Linda Downs Ralph Drew Mark Duncan Beth Eades Spencer Eades Margaret Eady Felica Edwards Iris Ernest |om Edward lisa Edwards Norita Etheridge Tim Tallin Jett Farmer Susan Fields Steve Tike Leigh Fincher Fredrick Flatt Kristy Floyd Tommy Floyd Mike Foushee Travis Fowler Karen Freeburg Bruce Friday Rusty Fuller Frederick Fuller Ftarry Futral 218 Seventh Grade Time To Relax Alan Gamble Brian Gamble Al Ganll Adraon Gardner Gregg Garrett Chuck Garrison Erin Garrison Pliil Garrison K hn Gates Dawn Gatewood Ronnie Gay Chris Gibbs lohn Gitlx rt Carol Sue Gilmore Gary Godsey lynn Godwin LeGail Coggins Benita Colson Cheryl Goodman Brian Goodwin Teresa Gordon Randy Gortnoy Dale Graham Nadine Graham Keith Gravett lack Green Sherri Creer Dianne Gresham Joanne Gresham Mike Griflin eventh graders have a hard time deciding. Seventh Grade 219 Junior Civitans Enter Cars David Grigsby lane Grigsby Vicki Gimslcy Gary Grissom Becky Gulledge Mark Glittery Mike Hale Randy Hall Libby Hamby Marie Hancoc k Terry Hand Terri Hardin Guy Hardwick Anna Hardy Wade Harper Claire Harris Sieve Harris Leigh Ann Harrison lisa Harrison Denise Hartley Gina Hansenluss Carl Hawkins Patti Hawkins Siralon o Haywood Junior Civitans add to the spirit o( the parade. 220 Seventh Grade n Homecoming Parade Mrs. Alford and Mrs. Goldman taking a lunch break Terry Helms Kathy Hewitt Candy Hicks Scarlet Highfickl Serena Hill Willie Hill Jell Hodge Christie Hoehn Debbie Hollis Debbie Holt Ernest Hood Debbie Horton Sammy Hudson Susanne Hudson Tina Hudson Laura Hull Kelly Hulgan Donna Ingram Vicki Irvin Vanessa lack son Rhonda Johnson Sherri Johnston Bobby Ray Jones Mike I ones Randy Jones Tracy lones Charlie Jordon Roy Kay Bryan Keen on Daniel Keith Diann Kelley David Kenny Peggy King Kathy Knighton Rand ’ Knotts Phillip Kuykendall Franky Langston David lee John lee Seventh Grade 221 Spirit Door Award l.iuri lee Billy leverelt Dodl Levesque Debbie lewis Greg lewis |ohn lewis Terry lide llnda I indiey Jackie little Michael little Bill lord Mitchell love Sidney love Greg Lowe lynn lusk Ronald Mabrey Cathy Maddux David Marlow Rhonda Mann Anthony Martin tan Martin Marcus Martin Terry Mathis Russell Mayfield Mrs. Brooks' class enjoying their first experiments. 222 Seventh Grade Goes To Mrs. Brooks' Class Victor McCombs Stanley McDonald Robert McDuffie Cathy McGuire Alison McIntyre Debra McKenzie Terr McKenzie Dennis Me lain led McLendon Renee Meredith Rodney Mewborne Linda Minnifietd Donna Mitchell Gerald Moore lay Moore Nola Morgan Aifonzo Morris Rita Morton |oel Murphy Al Murray Bridged Murray lottery Murray Kevin Nelson Man Nelson Ann Newman Don Nesvton Jeffery Newton Doris Nichols Bobby Nicholson Jimmy Nic holson Wendy Nicholson Babotto Norell Thomas Norris Cubby Nunn Terry Ort Mike Osinski Bobby Oswall lannie Owens Brett Page Big Eagle leads cheers in Junior High Pep Rallies. Seventh Grade 223 Challenge Accepted Mrs. Matthew's class working hard on class work. Pam Parr (off Pearce Scott Pearman Shirley Penn Gary Phillips Steve Pittman Teresa Ponder led Posey lack Prentice Robert Price Danny Prichett Scott Pruiett Beth Pugh Marylin Pugh Stacy Reed Mike Reynolds Steve Ricco Todd Richardson Valeric Ringslafl left Robinson Sharon Ro( insoo Carol Rogers Crystal Rogers Sheree Ronsisvalle 224 Seventh Grade 3y Seventh Graders Donna Rom |oe Ross Dawn Ruark Michael Rudolph Cheriyn Rulfin Eddie Rush Connie Sage Tommy Sanders Karen Sawhill Frederick Scales Ion Scholl Marie Scogin Kelly Scolt Laura Sell Terri Sell lellery Shelton Vernon Shelton Vicki Shelton Teresa Sholes Susan Shores Craig Shorey Wanda Short Sherry Silvey Phillip Simmons Kathy Simrell Timothy Simrell Sandra Sims lerry Skotrky lames Smallwood Darly Smith Coach Combs getting acquainted with new students. Seventh Grade 225 Exciting Times Begin lorry Sue Smith Kelly Smith Kenneth Smith Kevin Smith Melanie Smith Steve Smith Tami Smith Mike Spcakman Ricky Stafford Keith Stewart Vicki Stewart Steve Sutherland Michael Taylor Tommy Taylor Karen Tennyson Paul Thomas William Thomas Tommy Thompson William Thompson Ken Thorn Keith Thornton Wanda Threadford Doris Threat Brian Tribble Ricky Trice Steven Townsend lisa Tucker Susan Tuggle Patti Turner Kathy Tyler Terry Tyler Charles Underwood Seventh graders experience their first pep rallies. 226 Seventh Grade A ith Pep Rallies Georgia Underwood Sonya Van Horn Vickie Varin Anita Vaughn lerry Vermillion Albert Viger Matthew Vincent George Vinson Bill Vise Tim Vise Tim Walker John Weaver Bryan Webb Mary Webb Karen Weldon Carolyn West Janet West Mit i West Al Wheeler Eddie White Mark Whitley Tina Whittaker Greg Wiggins lisa Wilbanks Debbie Wilcutt Estella Williams Nita Williams Rhonda Williams Tyrone Williams Mary Wilson Michelle Wilson Mike Wilson Mike I Wilson Janice Womack Tcrl Womble Debbie Woods Stevie Woods Stacey Woodson Susan Wright Wendy Wynn Bubba Yarbrough Randy Yarbrough Seventh Grade 227 Principals Make Time For All Students and teachers coming in and out of the principal's office left little time for them to rest. No matter how busy their schedule might be there was always some time for a student or teacher who was in need of advise. For this reason the student body and faculty highly regarded the easy-goingness of their principals. Sarto Hughes-Principal Roy Hokomeback-Assfetant Principal Kenneth McMahan-Assistant Principal 228 Faculty Mr. McMahan issues lunch tickets. Faculty 229 Guidance And Office Staff ludy Awbrey Margaret Adderhold Lula Coman Doris Brown I inda Crilfin Laura Forman Evelyn Brown helps students checking in and out. The office, an essential part of Erwin High School, is mostly accredited with the smooth-running of the school. These ladies can be seen filing records, keeping books, and informing the school through the intercom system. The Guidance Department takes an active interest in the activities and problems of all students. They assist in the selection of colleges and give achievement tests throughout the year. The student body wishes to express their appreciation to these eight ladies who keep Erwin High School running. Mrs Hardy and counselors discuss schedule tor club pictures. 210 Faculty Roselyn Me Tier Lucille Strickland I nret la Wallace Pearl White Library Helps Students With Class Assignments The library is an essential part of Erwin High School. It is an aid to teachers and students in their search for information. Library assistants are students who keep the library orderly and clean. These people help you to locate books and to check them in and out. In such a well-equipped library one may find books of all types. Magazines and school yearbooks may be checked out for pleasure. The library is necessary to students doing research papers or reports. Over 4,000 books are checked out monthly from a large collection of fictional and biographical volumes. Mrs While and Mrs. Strickland help stu dents check books Faculty 231 Diane Ashley George Belle leanette Brock Rebecca Chambers William Counce Katherine Goodgame Georgia Flemming gives spelling test. Dorothy Sims oilers extra help with term papers. 232 Faculty B.iftuf.i Harris Wilda Harris Linda Matthews Carolyn Patrick LaVerne Shannon Alice Smith Helen Staggs Rebecca Stone Xerox Machine Aides English Students English research papers were required of the Junior and Senior students this year. They were made much easier by the Xerox machine which was a new addition to the library. The study of grammar helps pupils to communicate more easily among one another. Through the study of literature the department hopes to develop an understanding of the student himself. Seventh graders enjoy Ed Strickland's English class. Faculty 233 Susan Dane Carla Davis Marilyn English Mary Caines Rosa Goldman Annie Grady Math Courses Offer New Fields of Study Offered to the Erwin students in the mathematical field this year were Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, Trigonometry and General Math. Students taking these courses leam to apply what they have been taught to many new areas of life. The math teachers try to give the students the needed knowledge for future college courses. Janice Wilkerson goes over lest grades. 234 Faculty Billit- Higginbotham Sam Sox Betty Howard Maureen Thompson Bettye lonk ins Barbara Vickery Harold Varner, our newest math teacher. Teachers get involved in the pep rally. Faculty 2TS Science Classes Prepare Students For the Future Four physical sciences were offered to the Erwin students this year. These included biology, chemistry, physics and general science. Biology, taken mostly by sophomores, involves students in their first year of disecting. Chemistry, another elective, is taken by juniors and seniors who work with confusing equations. Physics prepares seniors for college by helping them learn to reason. General science, for the first year, is not required of freshmen but may be taken as an elective. Mrs. McCullar prepares (or class experiments. Bonnie Alford Kill.i Boone Monte Brakefield Anne Brooks Lenair Colvin Nathaniel Mason 236 Faculty Earl Wilson gives students their assignments, Reha McCullar Clarence Sandusky Kenneth Veitch faculty 237 Social Studies Builds Ruth Rookur Vcrbon Crane Patricia Dillard Willie Caines Ann Hobbs Wiley 8- Robbins Preparing students to be well-informed United States citizens was a main objective of the history department. Group discussions and class debates were frequent in American History classes. Outside reading was one way of learning in Democracy and Economics. World History, an elective, helped students relate to the world today by understanding the events of past generations. Tape recordings were used as an aid in teaching Alabama History and Civics. The new freshman sociology Is a challenge for |o Ann Armstrong. Faculty Better Citizens lulhcr While enjoys Senior Democracy classes. Idell Peltry glances through new books lor the special Western Thought class. Faculty 239 Barbara Shaw Fannie Shepherd Evelyn Williams Ruby Weaver enjoys lunior High Students Take Advantage lames Civile Bedford Davis Bill Harvlson Vocational subjects play a major role in developing skills, work habits, and proficiency in the student. In the business department, typing, shorthand, bookeeping, clerical, business math and business law are provided. B. O. E. is a blocked class which takes in most of these courses within a two hour period. D. E., for the students who wish to work after classes, are given morning classroom instructions and on-the-job training in the afternoon. Driver's education, a course available to the students who do not yet have their drivers license, help the students to learn the skill of safe driving and to gain experience at the wheel. Ellen lohnstnn calk roll in her typing clasv Seniors take vocational interest tests. 240 Faculty Of Business And Vocational Courses lie Mac Hamaker enjoys new living room furniture. Carolyn Hardy makes plans for her clothing classes. Faculty 241 lohn Armstrong dresses up tor picture day. John Blair studies the game to plan his next play. 242 Faculty Pam Weed Richard Wood Physical Education-Fun And Fitness Physical Education is a way of education through physical activities. It helped to find the values in human growth development and behavior. It aimed for the same goals other educational programs did. It built well-rounded children and youth into responsible citizens for a democratic society. Barbara Cline instructs students on behavior during pep rally. Ethel While grades girls on tumbling skills. Barbara Hare surprised by camera. Wallace Huey Larry Smith Ronald Widener lirnmye Friday Georgette Gobeil Carolyn McCraken Fine Arts Develop Talents In Students The art department was headed by a new, but very capable art teacher, Mrs. Smith. She taught her classes new techniques of drawing, painting, and designing. The other fine arts included in this department were band, directed by Mr. Widener, choral by Mr. Huey, and the foreign languages. Languages offered were Spanish, French, and for the first year at Erwin, German. Harriet Smith, new art instructor. 244 Faculty Mrs. ( handler checks lunchroom bills. Lunchroom Staff And Custodians Mr. and Mrs. Bullard fs orders. Jones if. I ' !■.' ' 1 Mrs. Cud Mrs. layne Mrs. Waldon Mrs. Garrett Mrs. Morton Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Hagwood Mrs. Pennington Mr. Bates Mrs. Hampton Mrs. Simmons Mrs. Deloach Mr. Aldridge Stall MS Index Abbott. Allison I 10, 204 Abbott. Londa 107. 122. 169 Abbott, lori 108, 139. 2It. Able. Alan «6‘) Able. Keith 181 Able, Nora 139, 216 Abrams, Russell 105, 204 Ackerman. Byron 91, 101, 181 Adams. Cindy 106. 139, 193 Adams. David 129, 204 Adams, Diane 122 Adams. Tracy 139. 2lb Adams, Tripp 216 Adcock. Mary Ann 147. 148 Adcock, Ronald 193 Adderhold. Margaret 230 Addorhrjtl, Tommy 193 Agee. |uds 204 Albrelt. Dianna 169 Aldenon, Keith 169 Aldridge. Kevin 169 Alford, Bonnie 221. 236 Alien, Brad 169 Allen. David 193 Allen. Dcidra 108, 216 Allen, Done 169 Allen, lames 216 Allen, Jennifer 204 Allen, Michael 216 Allen, Phillip 191 Allen, Steve 95 Alloway, Lynda 105. 204 Akabirook, Danny 193 Alvarez, laniie 119, 181 Alvarez. Linda 216 Alvis, Ricky 169 Ammons. Debbie 169 Ammons, Randy 124, 193 Ammons, Ruvs 193 Andertbn, Debbie 119. 169 Ane-walt, loye 126. 136. 16 3 Annual, Stall 112, 113 Anthony. Diane 85. 169 Anthony. Paul 8, 50, 51, 55, 94. 95. 193 f Anton. Marcia 124, 193 . - Anton, Vickie 126. 169 Armclrohji, Jimmy 16, 45. 68, 76, 77, 78, 80. 81. 88. 101. 147, 165 Armstrong, |u Ann 10, II. 100, 238 Armstrong. |nhn (Coach) 10. 11. 62, 63. %, 100. 101, 242 90, 101, 169 204 MO, 141, 181 42. 45. 105. 124, 193, 203 Armstrong. John Armstrong, joy Armstrong. Nar Armstrong. So Arnold. Bubba 181 Arnold. Denis 123. 216 Arnold, Renem216 Arrington. I indi 193 Art Club 122 Ashley. Diane 232 Ashler. Lind 147. 165 A shire, Mc-fthen. 04 Assc-mbl.cs, 22. 23, 24, 25. 26, 27 Atkins. Pam 99, 204 Atkinson. I.rnniv 181. 186 Aufdemonte, Jane 169 Austin. Debtik- 204 Auton, Dana‘193 Asvtirey. |udy 210 Aycock, Joy 123. 216 Ayers. Beth 8r . 121. 147, 1S7 Ayers. Elaine 201 Ayers, Kceth 216 Bagbv, lames 45, 105, 124. 191 Uagby. |ohnj 204 Bagwell, Fred 216 Bailev, Jan 30, 123, 124, 191 Bailey, Jeff 115, 181 Bailey, Stephen 191 Baik-y, Ten- 107. 125, 119, 1b9 Bailev, Vela 28. 44. 111. 141, 146. 147 Baker. Billy 181 Baker. Denise- 204 Baker. Donna 169 Baker. Johnny 95 Baker. Mary 140. 204 Baker. Ralph 1 � 3 Baker. William 193 Baldwin, Dawn 139. 216 Baldwin, Rena ™124, 193 Ballcw. Uto'f07. 109. 169 Bailees. Vicki 204 8and. 127. 128, 129. 1.10, 111, 1� 133 Bank 123 Bankslott, Leigh 147, 146 BartM-r, David 216 Barber. S se 7. 68. 71 bH, 101, 169, Barnes, itfsrv I9i, 197 Barnett. Rill? 216 Barnett, Sammy 2«4 Barnett, Stiidev 204 Barni-tt. Terry 181 Barr. Donna 119 Barrett. PSMtie 106. 181 Barrett. Patty 116,124, 141, 181 Barnhouse. Dianne 216 Bartlett, Denny � 8, 71, 181 Barton, Judy 169 Baseball 82 Basketball. '8 - 91 , BasketbjMI. Ninth Basketball. Junior High % Basketball. Varsity 76, 7f. 7«, 79, ao, Ml Bastow. Tena 123, 216 Bate . Dana 204 Battles, Ken KM. 117. 147 Baty. Richard 216 Baty. Susan 169 Baughait, Bill 108, 216 Bayne. Eddie 191 Beard, Marie 181 Beard, Rose 193 Heard. Tres 216 Beasley. Barry 216 Becfiri Becky 169 8ecHti lames 169 Bccht, Li 147 Bechtel. Paul 129, 2CM Bechtel. Sherrill 139. 216 Belcher. Andrew 216 Bell, Diane 216 Bell, lav 193 Bell, Usa 139. 169 Bell, Sally 121, 140, 204 Belle, George 232 8enneOeld. Brent 95. 191 Bennett. James 147 Berg. Bobbin 204 Berry. Cories 216 Berry. Monica 194 Beverly, Timmy 216. Biddy, Freddy 54.68.88, UK), 101, 104. 109. pierd, Robert 194 BR:rd, Teresa 131, 216 Rierd. Terry «6. 104. 169. 171, 177 Billmgslv. Juetle 147 Btllmgsly, Sylvester 204 Billingsly, Tommy 1‘ 4 Binns Donna 194 Binns. PamcLt 216 Binns. Renee 147 Binns. Sharon 169 Bird. Patricia 169, 175 Bird, Robert 194 Bishop, Cyndi 16. 169 Bishops Scott 204 Bishop. Stanley 118. 147, 160 Bivins, BiN 169 Blackman, Michael 20-1 Blackman, Tony 204 Blair. John 94. 95, 242 Blankenship, Phillip 71, 168, IBt Blanks. Mike 9. 45, 7b, 77, 78. 16 3 Blocker. Mike 29, 114, 147. 157 Blocker. Wade 114, 181 Blum, Patty 126, 194 Boellcher. Susan 194 Bohata, Donna 216 Be md. Bubba 204 Bond, lisa 113. 181 Bonner, Sandra 123. 204 Bonta, Eddie 216 Booker. Roth 238 Boone Richard 7) 125 181 Boon . Rilla 236 f Booth-. Steve 216 Bosnian, Julie 123 Bostic, Kirkland 201 Bostick. Kay 181 Bostick. Nancy 205 Bostick. William 181 Bowman, Julie 194 Bcryd, Deten 104, 138. 141. 147 Bo d. Keith 169 Bradford, Debra 124, t'M, 202 Bradley, Billy 181 Bradley. lommy 216 Braithwaite. John 147, 153 Braketield. Monte 236 Brand, lorry 216 Brastield, Marcia 122. 139, 169 Brasher, Boyce 216 Brasher. Gerald 68. 101, 148. 165 Braswell. Becky 12. 106, 119. 181 Bruanagel. Dec- 108. 216 Bruanagel. Paige- 106. 123, 181. IK2 Breiglmer, Joe 169 Bresnan. Charlotte 205. 207 Bresnan. Jcifin 216 Brewer. David 194 Brewer, lisa 105 Brewster, Ginger '205 Brewster. Jerald 216 Bridge-man. Barbara 169 Bridges, Pam 50. 51, 55, 92, 105, 193. I«W Brightman, Donna 205 Brightwell, Cindy 204, 205 Brightwe.-ll, Mark 148 Brightwell, Wendy 194 Brock, Jeanette 232 Brock, Peggy 181 Brock, Rodney 194 Brock, Sonja 205 Brooks. Anne 216 Brown. Barry 95, 97, 194 Brown, Cheryl Brown, Diane ItW. 13 ). 216 Brown, Donna£}94 Brown, Doris 230 Brown, Decqwftt Brown, Evelyn 230 J47 Brown, Frank u8, 7t. 75, 101, 169, 180 Brown, Gary 181 Brown, lames 108. 216 Brown, lanel 216 Brown, |oey 169 Brown. I Indl 140. 205 Brown. Mark 205 Brown, Monjra 205 Brown. Natan-191 Brown. Rhonda 92. 114. IBt Brown. Terri 181 Brown, Terri 181 Brown. Vic kj 105. 124, 205 Browning, Wesley 205 Broyles. De borah H.9 Broyles, Gary 216 Bruton. Cindy 169 Bruton. Jetf IDS, 194 24to lodes Hr .in Don Wi.«k 122, 14M Bin aril. Chris 20S Hfv.mt, Dana HM, 170 Bryant, Donna 13b, 104 firvanl, Un 29. 44 104. T14, 1441, 1 7 Bryant, Man 20S Bryant, Kurhanan, Mike it. 181 Buffington, Ijui.i Ml?. 119. 12f� , Iflfce Bullard MRNT Bullard, Richard 9?0 Burbank, (xttffla 20$ Bull htivld, TCfeu 140 8ufell. |dl 205 Burbeld, Keith 124. PM Hurfofti. Rand 121. 20 . totpxi, Blair 181 ges Mike 117. 127 148 Burgess. Scott 194 Burks, Caryl 170 JjM BurkKon, Jell 21b Buins 'Cmru 106, 181, 182 Bi ims. Pam 119 Bums. Sliana 20, 107, 170 Busby, Bryon 181 Husby. lisa 85. 205 Busby, Sandra 129 Butts. John 181 Ouiis. Stephen 122 470 Bsrd, Patricia Uff •. Debra 20V| V Cadck‘ll. OhtvMTO'V ml Well. I.unc gfr A ' ■I. tindl op J I. Marvin . I. Rachel 117 IU2 Shelia 2 Sylvesl g ml David PU % a Kenny'17 1 as. S olLH f 2v.shaA.lc O x„ £ . 1I� . 144 l‘W jL vv y a1 .• all « al ' arnf un i .. am annon annon I .VRO arks! i .u pettier i .ur. Ann art. I vim « jrroQ. i am U. Dr Carroll. K men. Mr i arroll, W i anon, R after. Craig i atteir. |Mnni i alter, Joe 20i� r.vrler, lairv i Oftei. Mike Carter. Terri _ ... CaltsMvgln Pji v Yl X � � ‘ • � ovale, lam.- .’tfl ( ash. tivm Dll. VM Cason. tvb ab ‘ t Cajon. Tern It. ttfc MO. 182 r astlebvrr.. Donna 2X 148 Chdlin. Mark 21? I halltn, Mike Ml, 101. 171 t tumtM-TV DoIvImc no. IB� Clumbers, Donna 2uv Chambers tauten Ml 171 Chambers. Mike i; , 206 Chambers Rrb v Chambers, Ten i '; Chamfikviv lobe I Uu.u11.-f « .1 . ( lundtei. iivsen Chandler, hm : o i w Chapman, Cotta 20b Chapman Gene 91, HU, |«2 Chappdear, Anncite 140,20b (iuppi ll Kaihy 28. It, 44. HM. tffb. 1 UJt t4? 171 ( lujvjx ll, Rob 28. 1 8 101. HM, 148 Clutlin, John 217 Cheatham. Greg 217 ClU’erUvKlpD. Junior High 8, 99 Owerh adefs. Junior Vanity 92. 93 (hoertejderv Varsity 8b, 87 (Itcnev. Chadotn 194 Chevalier Ron ’ 33, 35.41, 44. KM, 111 117, 121. 12.1, 126. 171, 180 Choral 130. njXj 14a 141 Christian. Melissa 119. 217 Christian. Tern 148. 160 0HJtflbJt f, 4niliM!r 20l� Chttans 108 Clancy.«lara 119 Clark. Or lxKah 124. 171 Clark. David 20b Clarke, SfOvrn PM Clayton, kdttt 210 (lay Inn. Rudetl 20b Cleghorn. Toriunv 108, 200 dements. Mike 5S. 60, 1 9, 182 OemetTfs Pal 35, 105, 194 (lemrnh. Ri bin 217 Clpncy, Bobby 20b OniK v, Clara 171 Gif ton. Diqiidtne I'M CHfton. WhC.uleo 148 Cline. Barbara 31, 241 Clme, Diane 182 Cline. Karen 171 line Vicki 194, 101 ( I. Hid. Kellv 217 Mower Iesli$l94 (lower lommy 108, 20f t . .lib Brils I jj obb. Bot� b 217 I . .1)1) I'Mlilip ■ Bn. 1’m.iiq 123, 306 Cor bran David 149 ( alley. Risky 124. 171 CNield. Gary 217 Coker. Johnny 21, 29, 125. 149 Coker, Patti 44. 92. 123. I ft? r nker. Susan 119, 182 ( . ili-man |ett 123. 20b ( nlr-m.ui, MarRjrct 141, | | ( Neman, tommy 217 College Day 18. 19 I oilier. BilliU 20b l olliei, Diann 171 Collins. Boyd 182 i ollms. K w� M-rr 2D� CNIins, Terri 22, mi 191 Colvin, Lenoir 2 ’• Coman. l ela 2? Combs, ft CnogkMon. (.angielon Conrad, li Conradi. b ContonH. ,n YlL HI, 149. 151 182 2.W 6 5. Ml 242 If 2Ufi pk 124. 182 ■ 12). CM Ikrr 177 J ■ ill.' ol Cook. Belli 85, 194 Cook. Oebr-i i'M A Cook. James 20f •-unv2(K. Cook, Rene IV. i (Mike. (ailiv 24. 12. 107, |� , |22. l.� (, I oopot. Cheryl 149 l uoper. Detioratl 182 ( ofM-laiul. Kay 195, 1'I9 C «-dle. David 20b. 215 Cosby. Bill 195 Casbs. Rh h.ud 217 Courh Dvnfk I2t 217 Couch. Dick 127, 138. 149 ( hj( h, v u an 171 Omni.- William 232 160 C cndiaw Crick, Rk Crider. R OifiWffl (rocker. (rgjnsdnun, Deniv 195 ( m Brenda 18? ( ot. Danny 91 T 101. 195 ( ox, Donnie l?9, 217 Cot, livi 171 ( mile. R n W JT7 Coymr, Sandv .149, U� 5 (rail. Rutty; 97. J06 Cr.iM. Trai Crain, Ma Gam?. Mi (rane. Su Crane. VerHB38 ______________ (r.wlord, Dale 217 1 Crawford. Cnjntir 138, 140. 51)6 O.iyviord. DjvicJ USr 20h Crawford. MtUniy 217 Crawford, Srfl IflB (ravfon, V Creed, David jjj _ (ru'd. Ricky 1KJ Oerner. Kay 107 138. 140. 141. 149. Crenshaw, l ifldi 205, 20b (V 149 149 fy 149 Blue til- e' IR) ( Otker. Patty fUj. 2Wj (look, Irfl 124. 195 Crook. Jerry M9. 15.1 CffXvkv shern 20b DomwYt Kyle W ( rouch, Re« 217 Crow, Billy 171 I Crow, Ricky J17 Owe, Gkhwi 217 Cnimi . Cathy Mi. 12b. 129. 195 Cromly. (iary KM. 127. IUUWJ60 CuifM'fJpOr, Kim 1 ( ulpejipe . Rr Culpepper ‘•idrvey Cur , lynefie 2l8;: irff Rebecia l7t Cmlee. Hu 121, Hi 2K‘ Curler . R i -rt 206 Cuifelie. Kellyv 10B 218 Currie. Jana 107. � 2l 125. Currier. Bill 122. l95 CurrW, Ronald 218 Cusloduns 24S DanhJkr, Debby 195 Dailey, fames 150 lies. Palrifn 182 Jicrnn. Susan 150 el. Bruu.’ 19 DamM. IBM 1% IB Daniel. Gloria t?1 Daniel. R.sky % 20'.’ Daniel. 9 Mr on 195 Oavidsnn (,aien IP , 182 D.mdson f indy 40 Dasidson f2l 2|8 ■ . (‘hoik 2Uj 24. I4«i.-1 206 218 121. 12-1 195 JOB. 210 181 Das P 9o, mi I. . 108 Davrs. I.yntla 318 Oasis. Mike 207 fi Davis ttalrii. m p. k sabnoa 1 Davis. Sylvia n . J4i. i?i Davis, Wayne 218 Davis, William R. 218 D«ww, IH'bcuah 30. 125. 7� Djtvm. I aura 126, 18) Dawscin. Charlotte 125, 141, 171 Daw son. Jack no. 160 I'awNon, Kenneth 2 7 Dawson. R« hard % I )awson, Jeresa 207 «H Oalberago. |oo 27. 42. 45. 71. 101. il DcJfherage, M.yhello 195 Deathcroge. Sam 218 I havers. Darrell 218 Dcavtol. lee 195 DECA 11B Indication to, it Dednun. Dana 20' Dfditun, Mike ««1. H f 183 Di-Foor, Barry ' ’ Duipptey. Mike t't Dennis. MiV 68. 171 Deiinv. Pv 28. KM. 122, 129. 171. 174 I Densmore. Mel 124. 195 A DeVenny jimmy 71 . 77, 81, 242 Dewberry. lames 111), 2li7 Dewtx'rrv Mini IM B ihw ti K I lew it! 1r Dial. Oiiifiti DnkrtiM-n. m.i 121. 18 ' Donna bv 218 171 kina 2 171 Dixon. Jane ,0r. Dixon, Kerry 95, 218 Dixon. Sabrina 183 ' Dobbs, Evan 218 Dodd, lulle 171 Dodd. Katlil 117. 150, 151 Dole. Donna 126, 136, 183 Dollar. Cindy 124. 195 Donaldson. Laura 182. 183 Donaldson, Rhonda 207 Donovan, Becky 107, 125, 171 Oorr, Nelda 218 Douglas, Mike 18) Downs, Johnny 207 Downs, Linda 218 Drew. Ralph 218 Dudley . Kathy 207 Dudley. Nathan 91. 18 i Duke, Terry I9S j Duke. Tim 150 Duncan, Beth 131 Duncan, Gwen t)9, 171 Duncan, Lynn 140, 195 Duncan. Mark 218 Duncan. Mike 195 Duncan, Ricky 195 Durle. Kathy 171 Dutton. Nanci 150. 160 Dykes. Denise 28, 44. 46, 48. 54. 104. 121. 136. 137, 149, ISO Dykes, Patti 126, 218 Eadey Beth 108. 218 Eadev Cindy 16. 44. 104. lit.-121. 126,150, fades. Spenser 218 Eady, Margaret 218 Eddy. Mark 150. 168, 204 Edge, Donna 122, 171 Edgeworth. Tun 207 Edwards. Belinda 183 Edwards. Felicia 218 Edwards, Ioann 195 Edwards. |onl 123, 218 M Edwards. Lisa 218 Edwards. Patty 150 Edwards, Regina 207 Eltard, Sheny 207 Eltedge. Patti 32, 106. 11$. 123. 195. 202 A 126 Elliott, Allotuo 150 Elliott, Hollye 115. 139, t7l Elliott, Loretta 183 l llis. Bill 125, 150 Ellison. Cary 150. 160 I llison, Karen 123, 207 Ellison, Martin 207 Lttison. Nina 54, 14ft. 151 Elrod. Pam 13ft, 140, 287 Emerson, Valeue 124. 129. 18) English. Marilyn 234 Lntcrkm. lay 18) Ernest. Ins 108 123, 218 Erwinettes, 80, 136, 137 Irsvin. Mr and Mbs. 6, )7. 38. $9. 40. -it. .4.1 44 44. 45 Eskridge, Charles IHt Eskridge. Robert 7t. 84. 101, tS| Eskridge. Robyn D7. 125. 126. Ut. 151 Estett, Terry IB) Estheildge. Noota 218 Eubank. Marlin 77. 171 Eubank, Tracy 98, 105. 207 Evans, Derry 171 Evans, CM 183 Evans, Kathy 181 Evans, Margie 207 Evans, I'm ilia 207 Evans. Scoll 207 Evans, Teresa 171 Everett. Ronny 171 I armor. Keith Farmer, |c!t Farabee, Trim Farabe.- D-.ug FWtin. l.irtvm t.iiu Mik, I Bt I 1‘ lavnfiliw i. I atilkm-r. l-iughl h t■ • I aughi. Kcwn RiiM-lt.i Susan .Mil I • Ids I omitw •' !. I.tt-s Das .Ml .M I ikes. Pam I .1 tike sieve 21M fmi tier. B.ury 2071 Mn her. K ll .1)7 line her. Kyle i,7. 207| fin- her. Leigh .Mtl f.n« tier. Mark .41 71 I Halt. IredOn, k 218 ■111 151. Ihtj I'IHgM 7 17 Km, 218 flosd. Shelly 112. 111.| llovci. Tommy 218 Hers. Hill 115. 151 Lers. Kalin 121. 110. 707 1 eis. William 172 [Flurry. Bill 126. 196A..� , .j flurry. Pam 28, 123J126. 136. 1 7. 151| Football, B '•■ Fleming, Fleming, Floyd, Ki Football, lunior Hi, f ootball, Varsity 1 | 65.66,67,68, Ford. Albert 183 Fordham. Forrest Fordham, Statu Forman, Laura Fortenberry. |u 172 tinberry. Mi shoe lames iee, Keith ssett. Doni ssett, R ster, Chris 1 ster. Jay (M, Mik Foust, Randy ricr. Karo 95 117, 46. 47, r0,61,62,63. 64. 83 1, 160 20. 32, K 35. 107, 115, 126. 207 e 207 •207 1% 8 104. 115, 127. 128, 129, 133, 138. 141, 151. 157 fowler, Traves 218 fox. Diane 9, 151 I ox. Kathy 106. Ith, 124, 119. IB) Fox, Vickie 183 Franklin, Bruce 196 Franklin. Debra 119. 140. 14t. 172 franklin, Eddie 181 Franklin, Glenn 207 Ira ior. Dionne 183 Fra ior, |vfl 151, 165 Fr e, |ohn 183 I ret burg. Karen 218 Frceburg, lorry 116, 117. 151 Freeman, Bruce 184 fiench flub 126 Friday. Bruce 218 Friday, limmye 244 Fuller, Angela 207 Fuller Frederick 218 fuller. Ruslx 218 Fulton, (am- 119, 139. |96 Furlano, Dan 95. 97. 207 Futral, Many 218 Future Teachers ol America I-’1' (..tines, Mary 214 Gaines. Willie 218 Gallaw.iv, Keith 1% Galloway, Earl 184 A Gamble, Alan 219 Gamble, Brian 219 C.amble. Denise 85, I'M, frank 104. 117, 151 Cordon 104 lit.i 117. 123. 184 Steve 207 207 219 ..ifdm i Adracm 219 .ardner. Bill 184 Gardnei. Glynis 152, 165 kuirdner. Reginald 172 ■rguv DtlWe 55. 125. IfW. IW Irgus. I nda 106. 184 |gus Wanda 1 � � MiK 1% It'll, Danny 38. 45, 68, 5 0. 101. 109. 111,117. [25. 184 Lett, Diane � . 207 ■ell, Gregg 97. 219 urett, Rickey 172 ■rctl. Sheila 119, 184 [iurison, Chuck 219 larrison, Eon 139, 219 f.orrison, |erry 117. 138, 141, 152. 157 pi.irrivon. Kerry 124, 141, 172 Garrison, Mjlin 124, 146 Garrison, Phil 219 Gates. John 219 Gatewood, Down 219 Gay. Helen 141, 172 City. Missy 184 Cay, Richard 207 Gay. Ronnie 219 Gcrhjrht, lea 207 German (dub 124 Gibb, Kelly 140, 207__________________________ Gibbs, Angela %■ C.lhhs. fills .MM Gibbs. Dunn l it. 1 .itiord, Sherri I ( .11fx-rt. I Kune Gilbert, |ohn F | Gilbert, Sharon 119, 1)9. 1«4 Gillespie, Kftlh 207 Gillespie, .Marlon 66, • , 101 Gillespie, Phillip 1% , Gilliam. • Karen 129, 135, 172 I Gilliland. Tammy 207 [Gilliland. Veronica 35. 38. 44. 54. 109. 111. 114. K126, 136. 137, 146. 149, 152 ■cr. Bill 95, ' 6, 208 more, Carol Sue 108, 219 more, Don 208 248 Index OMh. I9f� tall., Marl .MB nor. Gwendolyn ins Alhleiit dub 110 . _ . . 3h, Sian 172 Jlassm. Jne 172 Ok. I raMM I I«H. Bryan |Ui, 2UH n. I • nru I % m. Inch 119, IB-1 ••f. imly AJ. 44, 107. 111. 1M. lr.. 111,. 12 . 126. I 2. 105 ,.r limrrivM 115, III., 117, 125, 172 184 244 in. ( .,r«?y 101. 20H MU'. Itt-cky 121. I'M It 1%. 197 ,c lf l« n. lanh 124. 129. 1IW . 1(1111.m, Rosa 221, 2W .11 M 4m UCfliUi 219 •Kun Deborah ■odgarfie k.ilheftne 2)2 .■-xliii.in. Audrey i w ■ ■•KlMi.in. Cheryl 219 .•hkImmU, Oar a 172 • Midwife 8r.nl 2(18 In i(l« Brian 114. 219 .inKlnin. .ilkir 28. 44, 55, 107, 120 j?i 12s 1 A 180 ' Howell 5, I2r� . nit .ordon, foritta 108, 219 .ortnev, Randy 108. 219 .ortnev, Tina K). 55. 1% rjtiwfl, (ill m 1 i .i, Angela 208 OM, ( ynthia 172 iraduaiion 14, Ti r.Hlv. Ann 2)4 .rabam. ( hfiMy 2b M . 17, 44, l(N. M4. 115. Ilh H7. 12 4. 145. 132. 157 .raham, ( vnthra 119, IK4 daham, Dale 'H 95. 101. lUi, p , irahairtj Dal.- 123, J19 - .raham, Nadine 1)9. 219 iraham. Pi ggv 20B iranl, ( jrmm 184 MJ flH ' J i__________________________ -raves. Debbie 104, 172. 17( ravell, Keith 219 � av. Down 1% r.n, Jeanette 140, 208 Mv, Kav 208 ray. K.m Ml 12b. 172 |. Bonnie 152 , Kenee'I'di � vn, Bobby 124 lyjn, k 219 eef. lulic IQtt 111, 114, 115, Ilf,, 122, 184 iff, Ion 28. 1U7, 11b. HLjfjZ IbS iff. Mike 172 iff, SJiefri 1J9, 219 •shorn Dianne 119, 219 ••ham, Joanne 119, 719 llin, (lob 2UH Mm, (hervl 172. 172 Kin. Janice W. 119. 1J9, 17? Ifln. Uffia 107. 210 fin Mike 106. 219 Tfih. Jan 20B fith, lean 119, 184 liih, Joan 172 lith. kirn 208 shy, Anna 140. 1% shy. David 220 shy. Glyn 108, 184 Grigsby, Jane 1.19, ,!7n Gnmsley, Vicki .’20 Grbvjirt. Gary 220 Grissom. lerry 112. 11 J, 172 Grose, Jimmy IW Cue , l« 21. 149, 152 Guest, Si 172 CuHedgt . Becky 140. 141, 220 Culledge. Jennie 31, 1B4 Culledge. (ul a 152. 105 Gunter. Keilh 111! Guiluic. lam IH4 Clithrie Mike 04, 152 Cutlery Mark 2 0 Cutlery. Mike 1111. 152. 105 Cutlery, Sheryl 100. 1% Cutlery Susan 20B C.ym Assistants � 1 Gymnast it s «5 HarklU-y. Mac 120, I'M Hadden, Debbie 125. 1H4 Hoelm r, 1art 28 104, 109. 117. 14f., 152, 1S9 Hagan, land 172 Hogixxl, Man IUI, IB4 Hailey. DHtbie' 12). 172 Halt , Kathy 99. 208 Hale Mike 220 Hall. Kandy '220 Hallmark, Glenda 1'Mi Halpm. Sherri 172 H.ilpm, V.tlU 118 152. 165 Hamakvf, Willie Mae 241 Hamby, Henry 1H4 Harnlyy. I ibbv 220 Hammett, Tommy 172 Hammon Donnie 91. 101. 124, 1B4 Hammon. Ronnie 91, 101, 184 Hancock, Kathy 1% Hantock. kirn 92. 120, 121. 181 Hanrofk, tecil 1% Hancock. Mane 108, 220 Hancock. Trey 55, 1 . 101. 172 Hand, lerrv 220 Hamenlim, Gina 1)9, 220 Harwon. Randall 1% Haulage. Gail 172 Hardin, Gary 208 Hardin Mark ' 5, 105. 1% Hardin, Tern 220 Harchruv Gary 7b. 77, 172 Marchs ick, GUV 220 Hardwick, Kathy 40, 117. 129. 1)5, 152. 157 Hardwk k. Kellie 121. i% Hardwick, Tommv 184 Hardy. Anna 220 Hardy. (aroh.MU, 2JO. 241 n Male. Barbara 31, 85. 24) HarmiiLfaub 105. 10 123. 129, HO, 208 Hannon, Brut e 127. 129. 184 Harper. Danms )i, 152 Harper Dcrrit k %, 208 Harper, lisa 3� , 141, 185_______________ Harper. Mike |% Harper. Patricia Harper.Made 119. 220 MarrH. iarlkira 2i) , U dWW y 124. 185 £ Hams. Hunk 1M. 172 Hams, Claire 108. 121, 220 .Harris, Dana 24, 28. )2. 107. 172 Harm,' IXiuse 208 Hams. Donna 12). 125, 1)9. 185 Harm, Gina 1% Hams. K.m 107, 125. 1?h, 172 Harris, Laurie 108, 129, 208 Hams, leah 107, H9, 153 Hams. Leslie 208 Harris, Linda 12) Harm, sieve 220 Harris, leresa 119. 15), 1 $7 Harm, Wild 233 Harrison, Cindy 140. 208 Harrison, Dan VI. 153j[ Harrison. Leigh Ann I OH, 11 juts'Mt, Lisa 139. 220 HariistKi. k«x 111. 173 Hartley Demse I0B. 220 Hartley, 1«t“u 171 Hartman. Sharon 118,441. 153. toi Hadslk4d, Charles e«u HarlstielrJ, Rhomit «, 1� � . IBS Harvey, Mike 2«i Hjrville. Steven inB. . 08 M.tr. iv.m. Bill U4. 240 HjV her. Chaties 1M Halt her. Ru1� y 20B Hatcher. Ictevi 185 Halhcot k. DeWne 153. 11,5 Hawkins. Lad XtU Hawkins Eat line 20H j Howkitw. Mary 18S Hawkins. Paul 1 «K. i'J. 220 Hawkins Shelia 1 U). 208 Haves, s,reg 185 Hoses. Lynn 47. � «, till, I4 � 15) Haves. Rov 149. 15) Haywood. S«alon o 220 Helms, Bem'tla 1% Helms. P.itii 92. 19), 1% Helms. Randy MV 70, 71. 89, 101. 171 Helms. Ri k 208 Helms, Terry 771 Mellon. Lynda I0b. 115, 1M, 1 K5 Hcndeison. Ibemla 141. 151 Henderson Kay 123, 1B5 Henderson, Lvim M,(� k Ub. 107. 119. 17). 179 Henderson, Micks 2Uft Henderson. VkM «. 208 Hendrick), Kim 107, Ub, 173 Hendricks. Lynn 185 Henley. Paula 208 Henry, Donald 171 Heritage, Darryl 19b Hen it. Mam- 1)9. 17) Hen it, Waller 208 Menno, Roger 125, 185 Hew ell. lulie 28. a 85, 107. 119. 121, Hi., 171 Hew ell, lyrnK ii . H 44. U 4. 1 b 11 148, I ) Hewitt, Kathy 217. 21 Hewitt, Kenny 105. 13k 1‘k� S Hkky, Gandy 108. !� . 221 •; links Donna 1)9. 171 Hukv, )at ktc 151 Mukv. P.tm 11. 104 11 V 119, 17) H rk RancWl 7) Hicks, Su«n 30. 107. W Hi ggmboih m, Billie 235 J MiggnthoiluM,' Peggy I (lb. I lb, 18S H� ghlii4d, ChipjVer 95,97. 208 Highheld, Scarlet® 108, 221 Hill, Barbara 151,11,5 H.II. Setena 22JJ. IbU. Terts.� 185. 1HT, Willie 221 V. Ibintey 17) Ann 23H Michael 208 . Nancy 25. 107. 12b. m IbKlge. OdWU 17) Greg 185 If ri Hodge. Stm 17) HixJgc, Sandra 208 Hpdips, Butch 1% Hodges. Kevin VM. 1‘Jh Hodgcrs. lem 208 Hoehn. Beverly 185 Hifhn. UMistlo TV . 221 Htiifnun. Ann 208 Hodman. Kay 171 Hnifman Pcle l‘R Hogan, Lik 208 Hogan, Ich’1 185 Hogan, lulu ), 12b. 185 Hogland. Beverly 209 Holcomb, Steven 20 Holland. Kim 10. 124, 1% Holland, RoIh’H 154. 1K«i Index M Hollis. CMjbWsflOe. 119. 221 Hollis. Kathy 105 Hollis, k'lnotifflO, 1% Hollis. Ronnie 5.68. nil. Ml l 44 165 Holloway, KfyJBi 31, BS. 110. 114, 18 Holloway. Mil 20 Holmes. Tommy 68. 76, 77, 78. 79. 81. 88 Hohomeback. Roy 22H. 229 Holt, Debbie l(Vi, 121. 121, 139 Homecoming 48, 49. SO,SI. .5J, %3 ' Horof. ?8; ; J Honor Society. Junior 105 j Honor Society. Senior l()4 Hood, CAnH 124. IBS Hood, Ernes! 21 Hood, Robert 101, 18S Hood, Russel ns, WO, 17, ms .190 )5. 124, 195, 1% 221 127. 154 154 IS, IBS 3. Hit; IBS Hood. Wavr Horn. Rill Horn. Buck Hum. Tomr Horne Cathy llrJhun, Del Horton Joel Morion, Phil Houston. Inn 197 Howard. Brail 709 Howard, Belinda KM, 15 J. IS4 Howard, Belly 2.15 Howard, Buddy IBS Howard. Mike •� $, 105. 197 Huwdl. Becky 185 Howdl, Deborah, 119 Howell, Debra 119. 185 Howie, Job 93, 97 Howie, lolm 209 Howie Micky 41, 45, -'7. 101, IBS. 192 Hubbard, Phillip 209 Hudson, lohriny ‘M, 197 Hudson. |oseph 209 Hudson. Pam 197 HOrison. Randy 124. I � 7 Hudson, Rusty 115, 116. 154. 160 Hudson. Sammy 221 Hudson. Sukmtte 221 Hudson. Tina 221 Hupy, Donna 123, M0, 209 Hues. Wallace 244 Hud. Dawn 197 Hud, I aura 121. 221 Huffman. Gwen 197 HuM'luller ( ail 45. 68. 10 � . 171 I lulivtutler. David 95. 197 Hugglnv, De meins 173 Huggins. Rodney 209 Huggins, Sharon IBS Hughes, Harm IS, 146. 228. 229 Hughe . Danny IBS Hughes. Eddie 104. 118, 154, 160 Hughes, Mtlcrr 4J, 45. 08 90, ini, 171, 1H0 I lughe'S, Terri 129, 197 m Huie, Tammyc 110. 209 Ktl‘ Humphries, Br-ckV ITL Hunter, Linda 154 Hunter, Myra 112, IIJ, 1 11. IBS Hunter. Sherry 174 Hurd. Cheryl 185 Hurd. Shelia 140, 20 ) dlurst, David 185 Hurst, |eff 93. 197 Ingram, Donna 221 Ingram, Mike Ml Inman, Lusa 121, 125, 153. 154 Inman, Wanda i4n. 195, 197 hirer Claude 95. 197 Inzer, D:ft v 209 Irvin, Vicki 221 Irwin. Steven 209 jQ Irwin, Vicki 209 Idey. Iill w, n, 87. 107 I m. 125, 171 lac ks. David 95. ' 7; 19? kicks. Itml S Jackson, Barbara 174 lack son, Belinda 124, 197 lackson. Bobby 125, 174 lackjott, Brian 209 lac kvon. C eleste 119, IBS ■ . 125, lac son. David 174 lackson, Don 20 1 lackson, Earnestine 174 Ja kson. Ell ah 209 Jac kson. James ‘47, 209 lackson. Kalhaleen 119, 1H5 fatlMli llnda 1242.197 | Jac kyun. Mars 2091 lafkson, Melanie 17,4 lackson, Vanessa 221 Icffery.'Eddre 1 5 - • leftitv. |im 61. 61 61; fiK 71. 72. 242 Jenkins, Bettye 215 I • Ivnkins. C .i� dv 197 • 2 Jett. Brenda'209 . led. Darlene 117, 1542 KjQ Jett. Jfrry IBS, R7 1 1 Jrtt Kim � 9 Jell. Tim 209 5 Johns, t.lenn 97. 209 ? JoKnv Gylncta 126; IK.. 137 155; 165 lohnson, Anthqgy 209 JE lohnson, Aubrey 197 Johnson. Barbara 125 M Johnson, Debbie 40, 126, IBS Johnson, Delores 197 . Johnson, Harold ■«, 197 ■ Johnson, Jo Anne 185 lohnson, Joey 197 Johnson. Linda 121. 140 lohnson, Li 210 lohnson, Paula 210 Johnson. Phillip 185 ■Johnson. Rhonda 108. 221 Johnson, Rodney 174 lohnson, Tammic 210 Johnston, Ellen 240 Johnston, lulre 210 fohnston. Leigh 186 lohnston, Phil 174 Johnstoa Sherri 221 1 Johnston, Teresa 197 Joiner, Kathi 24. 107, 174 P Jolly. Deanna 210 David 105, 197 MW Howard 145 Jones. Hobby R.ty 221 |cMH s. Byron 97, 105, 210 Juries Overtle 210 , I Jones David 210 Jones, Emily 174 Jones. Frances 210 4 lonev George 97. 210 Jones, Greg 1H6 Jones | Elaine 155 Jones. Johnnie 197 |ones Lauren 106, 123, 186 Jones, lethea 129, 174 Jones. Mike- 221 |ones. Oran 180. I8b lorn-'. Paula 1,26, 129, 197 Jones Randy 221 Elaine 28. 117, 155. 159 Tracy 221 Jordon. Charlie 221 JoWckv. Delores 141 Jordon, Essie 140. 197 -Jordon, Jed 140. 141, 15S, 160 Jordon. Julia 174 Jordon, Ehomas 96, 2l0 lurhon. Mark 210 V lunkln. Tanya 186 futtkin, ftm 174 Kane. Kathy 31. 125, Sy, Melony 186 f Rby 22l ► 'a Keel, Cynlhcj 210 Keenort, Bryan 2Zl Kc-r.-non, Sam |2f , 1 Keemirn, Johnny 95, 197 Kec-num, Marian 2. 122, Kegnym, Steve .9.4, .191, 19 Keith. Beverly 107, 174 Keith Binky 9.1. 1Q5. 111. 126 Keith. Daniel 221 Keith. Trank 95, 197 Kelley, Sieve 29. 114. 117. .135. 160 .7- neve •� If , Kandy 71. 1,M M 129, 174 ,w '' Kemp, «£ . Kc-nnemer, Gn Kennemur E - , KfcnneWur. I K.-nnetmii. Vi Ke-rnmopn Kenny;T)aVid Kerchm y Jackid 1% ,vrk I'Vi 40. 1 h. Share v. M Arrice 1 avid m-Dcvnna 210 King. G‘-dtv King, fktm IB.. King, leannine. 174 Ring. l K Me 105. M 21 King, lohn 121 174 .King flnda 174 King, Peggy 139. 221 King. Ron 1H6 Worn Kinney, Karan T to, (f) Kmur-y. L igh Ann Tj. m Kinney. too 6fc 68. 155 Kirchnef, Kirn10 Kirchnef, Pam 42. 117, ViSL m ,c- Klinner. David 198 Klfnner, Mehrfda _M(I W 55 • 210 221 IH6 122. Ilk □ t � a Knight, lony Knight, Vrvij Knighton. Ar1 Knighton. K.i Knighton, KnkhlotV KnoBs. Ran1 Knowles,!) Knowles.cRii ky 122. P27. 1% Koda. Crttd 124. Ml, )« Krack, Bart Krock. T Kruse. Jt Kuyken lake, Karan I ane. Dess.i | Lane. Susan I ane,.vy.ivi Lang. Mari LangsTon, F • lanrs.B.lmd.1 186 I nnthnrh; Mike 45. 71. 1J«. large. Jed 186 Ushjy, Susan 119. 139. 174 Latham, Debra 174 Latham, Marian 210 Lawrence. Belinda 156, 160 Lawrence, Dereck I9H Lawrence. Glenda 131 Lawson, Kimberly 210 Lee,.Beth 210 lot . Brian 45, 180 IPV. David %. 221 tee„ Deborah I IK, 119. 174 I err, Delores 174 ntr% m . I ce. I auric 119, 222 H-c Patricia 198 lee. Ronnie-i'ia lee. Terri 198 ■ I eh.un , Ellen 121, 198 I col . ( uil.m 124 Teslic. lirth 9h 101.12), 186 Leslie-, Wayne Ofk 90,dfrt. 176 lovwelGB.il 222 I eyesque, Arieda I « Lewis. Debbie 111 lewis. Geneva 150 I ewis, Greg in lewfc, John 121 library Assistants 10 lick . Terry 111 Lrndley. Linda 12 J. 222 Lirwflev. Nancy 28. 80, KM. 169. 176 lindfey, Teresa 119, 119 Lindsey. )an 121 Lindsey. Sandra JlO Lindsey, Scon 186 liner. Dawn 149, 156 Linley, Debbie 119. 123, 1% 160 lilile, Becky 210 Utile, Clara 156 tinle, Don 176 Lillie. Jackie 222 little, Mic hael 222 Little. Rickv 156 l nth-page. Cary 176 Littleton, Terry 210 liveoak. Shirley 210 Logan, Glenda 198 Logan, Joanna 210 Logan. Pam KM. 116, 123. 125 long. Debbie 104, 110 long, Mark 198 Long. Rochelle 176 l «� d. Hill 121 loll. Peggy 156 t ools, Magnolia 186 Louis, terry 210 Love. Mitchell 111 I ove. Sidney 222 I ovolaek Sharon 156 Wme,'Greg 222 loyyr, Rita 176 Cathy 1 l I.as cry, lanice 210 ' Snwi 117. 06 Bob 210 ford. Mike 186 Lunchroom Staff? 245 list, tvnn 222 yktttw. Michele 19H lyle. Susan 210 lynch, |oe 94, 198 l yncii, Sharon 156, 168 Mahrey, Karen 119, 151, 156 Mabrey, Ronald 222 Madden. Eddie 19B Maddox, Robbln 210 Maddox, Sieve 198 Maddux. Calhy 139.121 Mahalfey. Debbie 9. 54. 156 Major, Tracey 119. 121, 124. )j Majorette 114, 115 Mann, Rhonda 222 Manning, John 118, 157 Mardis. Freda 198 Mardts, Susan 9. 157 Marlow. David 222 Marlow. Jayne 186 Marr, Doug 199 Marsh. Sharon 119, 176 Martin. Anthony i'll Marlin, Connie 10. 176 Marlin, Duane 211 Martin, Howard 176 Martin. Jan 222 Marlin, Janet 199 Marlin, |efl 186 Martin, Keith 176 Martin, .Star us 222 Marlin, Pam 121. 1 19 Martin. Ricky 199 Martin. Ronnie 104, 176 Martin, Wayne 97 Mason, Billy 211 Mason, Carole 122. 151. 157 Mason, Nathaniel 236 Mason. Norma V). 126. 199 Massey. Cindy 28. 11.85, KM. 110, 114, 116, 176 Massey. Kim 31. 85. 122, 180 Massey, Patricia 211 Math Club 117 Mathis. Sheer- 211 Matthews. Connie 211 Matthews, linda 213 Matthews, Nancvc 199j Matthews, Ronald 118,157. 160 Maxwell. Su anne 199 May held. Russell 111 McAfee, David 118, 141] Mc.Annallv. Gina 176 Me Annally. Jan 199 McCall. Gloria 211 McCall. Leroy 157 McCall. Nora 176 McChejney, Morgan 211 1 Mi (lain. Greg 95, 97. 199 £ fl M. ( lam Stanley • . 7U, 71, 71 75 M ( ifiil Di-erva 11. 12. 1 19. 17b McCombs, Edc Mc Combs. Ka McCombs, V McCracken. McCullar, R McCurdy. McCulchec Me Donald, McDonald, D 91. 101. 199 117. 125, 129. IN. rt 244 217 211 T 21. 199 .Ml ,3t LM. 95. 105. 124. V iJk McDonald, $herf? 140, 141. 15 Mi Donald, Stanley 223 Me Dowell, David 176 McDowell, Mona 119, 176 McDulfic, Dennis 199 McDuffie. Jack 176 McDuffie, Jill 31. 85, 110. 119, 186 McDuffie, Robert 223 Me Elroy, laniie 211 Mr Falls, lisa 211 McGill. Stan 176 McGinnis, Jack 19 1 A McGrow, Pal 157 j |fl McGuire, Cathv 1 l i, 223 Mi Inly re M vun 22) Mi Inly re, Kenneth 211 s o, lerr. 1 HI 211 McKen ie. Debbie 771 McKwruie, I rank i76 McKcrO ie, Mark 199 McKir0 ie. I ell 221 McKinney, Pom 11 . 122 WO M lain.fn-unfi 221 M, HI, 149, 157 Mft Lay on Mi l.-an. M Mi I '-''(I. ifi Mi I millm Mi I i ndon. M Mahan. Krnoi-j McNeill, Brim- A___ Mi Neill. Wayne 157,. I68j Mi Swi i-nev, Mike 68. M( Sweeney, Rod fiM. 157 MOwy my, Sieve «. 97. 211 Me llcr. Kosely n I ML 211 Meadows. Verdi 241 Mealing, I eon 211 Medital Careers Club 116 Meeks, Sherry It. 117. 125. 1 � 9 17b Meredith, Renee 721 Metcalf, Rob 187 Mew borne RcKlney 221 M. wfvnne. i.U T19. 176 Mijwbd ne. Andrew -tr, 211. 217 Miwboume. David 27. 16.45, (41, 71. 101. Mi e. Sieve 176 Moore, Alex 91, 101, 125, 187 Moore. Betty 199 Moore. Clint lf?. 211 Moore, Donna 158 Moore. Gerald 221 Moore, Jay 223 Moore. Jeff 124, 187 Moore, Joey 127. 129. 113, 118, 158 168 Moore. Johnny 187 Moore. Keruy 67, 68. 100, 158, 165 Moore. Scott 68, 90, 101, 187 Moore. Wilfred 211 iMoorer. Laurie 199 (Mcyon-r. Susan 12b, I K . 117. 158. 165 ; Morgan, Jayne 11. 122, 176 VNoia 221 Morg.ni. Rugtv 187 Matring, Alan 158 Moms, Allon o 221 Morris, Anltyony 211 Mi Kris, f r edrjy 68 ‘10. 101, 10 1 IU7 Morris Susan 119, 123. 176 . Morriv Ferry 176 Morrison. Cindy 16 Mormon. Douglas 115, 187 Morrison, J.u k 158 Morrison, Pam 110r 187 Mom von, forty 211 Morrow, Man elluv 176 Morrow, Tammy 117. Ill, 123. 176 Morton, Jay 211 Morton. Wtne 199 iorton, Rita Motley, Sandra 158 Mott. Wanda 11“. Bb 109, . 57 Miller. :(iithy 19 1 Miller. |6 119. 187 Miller, Scott 97. 211 Millwee. Brian 157 Mims. Karen 140. 141. 187 Mims, Kathy 140. 211 Minnlfldd. Anita 157 Minnifield. Carlene 30. 199 Minnilield, Linda 221 Minot, Lyndon 95, 97. 199 Mwso. Terry 122. 158 Mitchell, Donna 1(B, 139, 221 Mitchem, Debbie ltX� . 125. 187 Mixon. Anita 258 Mixon, Kennelh 176 Mi e. Carol 119. 176 Mi e. louis 199 l.yiuuyaL Gilbert 2lnB Muir, lomng 176 Muir, Mike 199 Muncher; Allen 71. 101,1199 Mum her, NanneUe .151. 158 Murphree. Runny TOJSTl. 101. I7i Murphy. Joel 223 Murphy, Maureen 212 Murray. Al 221 Murray, Hmlgelt 119. 223 Murray, Donna 212 Murray, Jeffery 223 Murray, Mavis (49. 158 Murrell. Ann 129 Murrell, Maty 2u Muwck, Teresa 126. Ufc. 117. 148, 151 Notify Steve lilt. 158 Naixh. Valisa lil Narre.tt. Robert 190 Naugfe. Chris 105. 124, 199 Naugle. Pam 1 9, 212 Naylor, Carolyn 712 SB- l- nicc 158 heigh 149. m .iso.,. Rot ky 158. UiH son, Kclrtt 213 Ison, jerry 199 Nelson. Kevin 223 Nelson, Umd 97, 212 k): Nelson. Marc 221 ' : ; . .Ne-anith. Mari 84. 159, 160 Newcomb, felt 97. 212 Newman. Ann Zli Newman, Chm 176 Newton, Don 223 Newlon. Glenda 50. 51, 55, 107. 172, 176 Newton; Jeffery 121. 223 Newlon, Michael 177 Newton, Mike 177 Nichols, Doris 223 NichoN. Susan 187 Nicholson. Bobby 223 Nicholson, Jimmy 221 Nu liohon, Wendy 223 Nit. Joy 199 Nix, Mike 177 Noe. Ferry 124. 199 Nou. Joseph ?u. 199 Notch-. Janet 187 Nofen. Bob IIS. 121, 124. 187 Nolen. Debbie 159, 168 V Nolen. Robyn 87. 159. 168 Norrell Babettr 22§ NiKtrll Roht9l 94. 95 Norm. harlene 127. 199 Norris. Darlene 212 Norris. Dwight 177 Norm lennilef 177 Nr ns. Thomas 223 N.wns. VYavne 40, 4 5, 109. 121 177. I HO N itthiugioo. Ojvid 120, 212 Nuwak. « Minn 150 Nnw.ll |oh� 124. 1H7 Nunn. 1 ubhy 221 NiiIIit. Hovd 122. ia7 -O I lull 114 O’damol. Lloyd 159 Oden Mumn 159. HA Oden. Susan 212 Odom. Chr.vime 110. 212 Otlm- Assistants 12 Ogle, U.-hUr 114. 140. 141 177 Oliver. I mu- 11I . 159, HA Olnvr. Tim Ml. 90. 101. 18? Oft. I errs 221 Orth. KretH 199 Orth. latirrn 159 Oimki, Mike 223 Osrtum. Vonda 199 Oswalt. Hobby 223 Oswalt lean 177 Ovtnlrfi !. |tmmv VI. 51.77 711. 79, T� J. 88. 153. 159. 189 Overstreet. lummy 94 Ovvrnv Barbara 212 Owrnv . twisty 33 llj, OwriK, llarvcy 19 1 On ens, 15, 124, I 9. 177 - -m O ley, 1 ll 0. label Page, Brcrt Page, I H . Pair. Cary ««� “I Pair Karri. l V . oat Palmer Ku harcl 177 P.ilim-r. Robert f.iniKll. sieve 77. 109, 159 Pappas. Chris 2h. 62. lot. 159 PapfMv Nma 122. 187 Parker. ( ynlhu 104 107. 117, 12$. 126. 140. IM). HA Parker. Jell 177 Parker. Jennder 105. 212 Parker, kirn 187, 192 Parker. Path 115, 110. 124. 1H7 Parker, Vickie 129, 212 Parr. Pam 224 Pasrhal. Pam 55. I K.. 187. 189. 190 Pale. Dawn 1 A Pate .re« 177 Pale. Mike 177 Pile. Stephanie 212 Patmk. Carolyn 233 PatnolH I venH 115 Pjltrrsnn Becky 212 Patterson, t Harlene 119, 141. 157. 160 Patterson. |oel 153. 160 Pattervm. Mike 1 19 Patton Cail 117 Patton. Robyn HR.. 1R7 Payne, lyrin 129. 212 Payton, Gayle U). 106. 115. 123, 125. 139. 187 Peagler. SrvJrea 212 Pearce. left J24 7 j Pearman, l r.-bbtc ’212 Pearman, oft 224 Pearson, D.wid 199 Pearson. Mike 68. 71, 72. 101, 177 Pearson. Sim 27. 66. 68. 71 7.3, 1(11. 114. 117, 12$. Hid. 168 Pee jib's, Mi-tsha 1H1 Peejrles. Sieve 177 Peine. ollcen 160 Peine D.IVItl 177 Penn. Hetty 85. 114. 115. 187 P- nr. |. rry 96. 21?. Perm. siiiHey 224 Pennm inn, Loo 105. 129, 212 Pennington. Patricia 212 Pennington. Skip 199 Pennington, Susie 212 Penjiies. Pam 213 !’eu|:!i' Tracey 123, 211 Pens troy 127. 177 Person. Roderick 213 P P i sun, leanrtle 199 Peltry Dthur 85. 122. T2S, 177 Pellry 1,1.-II 146. 239 Peltry. R.uhel 28. 42. 44. Vi. 51 54. H , Peltry SI,-sen 213 Petlns. fames! 91. 107 Phillips Das id 125. 160 PhAge. I laysn 177 Phillips 1 .ar 224 l‘liilli|,s Mark 213 ■ Hips Nmt.i 12, 117, IJ.V 129, 140, 1(41 Hips Selti ill 200 ■ 1 ett. i ugene 213 er«e. Ian I in. |J9. 187 Oman. Don 700 , Oman. s.iily 129,V ttman. st. se 22 Is. Jane 17b .11) Plas n (anger 7'� Poor h I i.isnl .“t t Pocirus. Paul 71. t Pollard (.reg 177 I Pond. Tim 122. 177 Ponder aria I 19, l| Ponder. ( athy 14. 85. 114. 115 Ponder Mike IMl. I(,t. 17J Ponder. Irres.1 724 Po,4,.. Mike 2. 129. 188 _J. (Venn 118. o.l ■toir. Pat 2! t |Pook sheila K.l PojK , lell 177 Posey. K.H 68. 188 Posey. David 200 Poses. Donald 105. 71 I Posey, lames ‘Xt. 177 Posey. led 22-1 Posey, karen I fc 17' Potter, Ronald 213 Powell. Carolyn 115, 127. 128, 129. 151. 161. Possell. lisa I2(. IK. 188 J Powell. Tommy 125, 161. HA Powers. Don 104, 161. HA Powers. Steve ' . 211 Prater. Nancy 123, 211 Prater. lefty 20b Prentice, lack 224 Price. Freddy 75.177 y Pme. Greg 97. 129 e. Karen 119. 141. 1R8 Price. Pal 213 Price. Robert 224 Prirhett, Danny 224 Ponce. Monur 200 Prinre. Susie 21 $ Pritchen, Anihony (A. 90 Pritchett, Marcus 94 Prosch, David 161 Prosch, Greg 213 Prut‘11, KHly 140. 141. 200 Pruett. Su y 138. 140. 141, 188 Prurelt, Stott 224 Pruifl. Randy 161 Pugh, Beth 139, 224 Pugh, lames 211 Pugh. Ivnne KM. 140. Ml. tr $. i � Pugh. Marilyn '224 Pugh. Shefce 200 Pugh. Vivian 188 Puls, Debra 161, 165 Puryear, Randy (A. 101. 161 Putman. Roger 177 Quarles. Keith 177 Ray. Keith 177 Ray, Chip 2! 1 Ray. An 127. 138. 177 1 1 Ray. Plt.i 21X1 Ray. Tern 188 Ray Wendell 188 Rector. Ro� anne 124, 188 Reed. Ricky 18« Reed. Slocy 224 Reese. Carla 119, HA. 161 RojonK Cyndi 16. 44, 93. 114 ij' Reid. Ricky HA Rejonis. Allen 123, 213 Reyer. Nancy 177 Rey bum, Das id 12-1 20b Raymond. Richard 188 Reagen. Bruce 45. 115, 12$, Revtttonrt. k'..bin 200 Reynold' Harry 21$ Reynolds. Bill 71. 177 Reynolds. ( harlene 119 Reynold . Greg 200 Reynolds. Mike 224 Reynolds. Randy 200 Reynolds. SI terry 21 3 StVnotds. Terry 162. HA Rkcn. Sieve I 1. 224 Rice. Lyle 2(X) Rich. 13 140. 211 Rich, Mike 12? 1 7 Richards Mary 213 I_______________ Richardson, Debra 20b Richardson, Kyle 93. 20b MIJ Rlchardsun, Todd 12$. 224 Riddell. Susan 104. 125. 177 Riggins, Debra 177 Riley. Polly 200 Kingstalt. Valerie 224 Robbins. Wiley H 7 IB rvtn. Kevin 122, 1� A ■-rts. Angela 140, 21$ Roberts. Jed ‘H., 213 Robinson. ( hnstopber 194 Robinson. ( unnio 188 Robinson, Ira lt 2 Robinson, Jell 224 Robinvm. Sharim 22-$ Robinson, Vic kt 123, 177 Roby, ( heri 1$8. 140 Roby. Kathy 85. 123. 2tm Kobv. Sherri 213 Rogers. Alice 162 Roam Carol 1 1. 724 Rogers. Gluck 129. 13B. 177 Rogeis Crystal 224 Kogrfs. Elizabeth 213 Rogers Janice 140. 21 $ Romisvjllc. Sberee 224 Roper. Jane I. 6. 162. 165 Rose, Donna 225 Rosenow, 8r.� d 162 Ruienow, Brian 123, 130, 21$ Rov.-now. Stoll 127. 138. 177 Ross, Joe 225 Ross. Sharon 119, 178 Rothe. Robyn 188 Ruafk. Dawn 22S Rudolph. Dmrsc 188 Rudolph. I)vvighl 178 Rudolph. Mit hael 225 Rutiin. ( heryln 225 Rush, EcJcIh 225 Rush, lat kie 123. 200 Rusk. Linda 200 Rusk. Sharon Ml 119, C$9. 188 RutseU. Debbie 200 Russo, Sammy HA, 121. 178 Rutledge, Tony 91. 188 Satfold, Teresa 213 Sage, Charlotte 104. 117. 127 r,7 Sage. Connie 139. 225 Sage Janol 213 Sanders, Bernard 178 Sanders. Brenda 211 Sanders, t incite 162 Sindr-rs, lommy 225 Sanderson. Glenda 140. 198 Sandusky, Clarence 237 Sankey, Abraham HA Sartin, Mike 68, 101, 178 Sawhill Karen 138. 14b, 141, 22'. 119. 188 162 25 _ 2f' r. a 7- c I r c kin affsgoj s -i — =f - i o iiiff!? Hii.Ui g g 8 jf -I J 5 £ ■§' • - i ££££ = ££££€££££££££££££££££££££ £ I 11 If! 111! 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Calhi TT5. 202 Turner. Chert 122. 126. 140, 11T T78 Turner. Patti 139, 226 Tyler. David 146, 165. 167 Tyler. Frances 139. 178 Tyler. Kathy 226 Tyler. Te rry 226 Tyler. Timmie 119, 190 Tyne . Harold 29, 178 Underwood. Charles 226 Underwood. Georgia 139, 227 Vandever. Chris 214 Vandcrver, Van 149, 167 Van Houser, Bobby 94. 95, 105. 202 Van Hooscr, Robbin 105, 214 Van Horn. Sonya 108. 227 Varin, Ross 190 Vann, Vickie 108. 123. 139, 227 Varner. Harold 235 Vaster, Brenda 167 Vaughn, Anita 227 Vaughn. Melinda 241 Veasey. Marty '202 Veilch, Kenneth 237 Voile h. Victor 190 Vermillion. Jerry 227 Vest, Jennifer 28, 104, 117. 12S. 178 Vickery. Barbara 235 Vickerv. Vicki 214 Viger. Albert 227 Viger, Robin 167 Vincent. Tori 31, 123, 190 Vincent, Matthew 227 Vinvin. George 227 Vinson. Mike 191) Vinson, Ricky 214 Vinson. Runny 167 Vise. Don 109 Vise. Bill 227 Vise. Tim 227 Volleyball 85 Walker. Brenda 123, 126. 190 Walker. Cindy 105, 202 Walker. Roland 190 Walker, Sieve 55, 91. 101, 109. 121. Walker. Tim 227 Wallace. Cindy 111. 121. 126. 136. 173. f78 Wallace, I lean 214 Wallace. Loretta ,30, 231 Waller, lari 21. 167 Waller. Jeanne 105, 124. 139, 202 Wampol. Frank 202 Wampo), Joel 190 Ward, Bobby 8 Ward, Kenneth 214 Ward. Sieve 178 Ware, Freddy 214 Warren. James 214 Warren. Marlh 104. 117. 125. 128. 129. 178 117. 135. 148. 167 Washburn. Robin 178 Wasson. Mark 214 Waters, Karen 122. 17H Waters, Sharon 202 Waters. Tommy 202 Waters. Willard 122, 148, 167 Watkins, Kathy 140. 214 Wear. Kathy 202 Wear. Sharon 157. 167 Wear. Tim 202 Weaver, John 227 Weaver, Mary 214 _____________ 227 Webb. Ovnnhfcft 202 Webb, Donna Webb, Robert 117. Webb, Mary 227 Weed, lattice 12. 50. Weed, Jerry 105. 20? Weed. Pam 31. 243 H Kathy 190 f lee Ann 211. 214 [Welch, lanice 149, 167 Weldon. Jackie 109, 191 Weldon, Karen 139. 27 ells, Jim 1,8. 90. 101, 178 Wesson, Mark 214 Wesson, Melissa 179 West, Carolyn 108. 117 Zest, Donnie 65. 66. 68, 76. 77. 78. 80, 81. 101. 167 West Donnie 97. 2K West. Janet 227 Wert. Mit J KW? 22 Wlieelcr. AT 139. 227 Wheeler. Bobby 167 While. Debt ie 119. 139. 179 While. Edd.t'i 123. 139. 227 While. Ethel (31. 243 white, John kti White. Kay 141. 1b , 167 White. LoKa White. tiithcT While, Pearl Whitfield. Kim Whitley. John Whitley, Mark Whittaker. Widennt. Wiggins. I Wiggins, C.n Wiggins. Jo Wiggins, lyrm 9, 191 W'igginAf____ WilhaOk . t is.� Wilcutl. Debbi Wilder. John Wllkerson, WHkonon. Wilkes. Jack Wilkes. Joy Willet, Ginger Williams, Ain W'illiams. Williams. Williams. Williams Williams Williams Williams, E Williams, Williams. lanice 1 Wrlli.ims, ffPutfrv William.: Jimmy 2 ■Williams, |ohn 10] Williams, Joluiov 168 Williams. Kelly I Williams, Kent t Williams. Nitd 1 _______ Williams. Rarely 191 Williams, Rhonda 10K. 127 Williams. Robin 44. 8� ,. 109. Williams, RonnufllfiS, H 8 Williams. Sharontti 19, Williams, Tammy 202 Williams. Tyrone 227 Williams. Willie 68. 90, 191 Williamson. Diane 215 Williamson. Keith 2IS Williamson, Neel 179 Willingham, Dianne 168 Willingham, Tommy 179 Willis, lisa 123, 215 Willmon. Connie 86, 14 . 168 Willmon, Jimmy 91. 101, 191 Wilson, Andie 191 Wilson, Bobby 127, 148. 168 Wilson. Bruce 202 Wilson, Dave 77, 78, 81. 168 Wilson, Carl 237 Wilson Eurice 215 Wilson, Judy Wilson, Leila._______________ 227 123. 22? 139. 227 I. 227 124. 191 105. 201. 20? Wilson. Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson. Wilson, 139, 179 109, 111, 179 Tommy 202 i. Arinina 9i Pam HU Pal 215 04 Wood, Kathy 215 Wood. Richard (C Wood, Susan 202 W'oodall. laucm 1 Wood?,’ Audrey Woods. Debbie? Woods. Janel 31, Woods. Ricky Jo. Woods. Stevie %. SVoods. Vikki 191 3. 07. 96. 243 146, 231 3. 122. 202 Woodson. Julie 119, 191 Woodson. Stacey KM. fc' Wixidson. Stacey I0J}. T?7 Woodward. Rulun 179 Wooley, lisa 215 Wrestling, lunior HighB7 32. 148, 167 Wrestling. Vais.lv 7(1®!, 72. 7 3. 74. 75 Wnghl. 8rcnd. |l04. 179 Wright, Carol 29. 130. 215 Wright, lou Anne 191 WrighC irvc' 31, 179 Wright. Wvan 139. 227 Wyail. Adrian 202 Wyatt. Ken 191 Wyail. Tern 122. 202 Wvnn. Wendy 139. 227 Wwttk, ( indy 105. 123. 202 214 i 106, 119. 191 19. 227 227 vrfek. Sherry 1Q5. 129, 130, 215 through. Btiblia 227 54. 14c. 148, 168 123. Ml Q 3F m r 168 by Jam iai Venn. Terry UW 327 VoM. Ian ■ 235 Young 1o«iy 168 i- Ail.niG 2 24 ,'M |(V1 ingle, loannie 124, 2H Mti, 167 28. 41. 117. 14b. 139. rn u Autographs Autographs 255 As a student at first I fel Afraid of what the future Yet I was determined that waste. Testing. I gained knowledge, and through this knowledge I Suffering defeat in a few things I realized victory in many thing Accepting what passed my way; I was able to enjoy life. Sadly, but with renewed confide I am now ceady to let go of the to face a future made brighter b called EHS. would not be a wisdom. the experieni e