Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

1982 HURRICANE Volume 45 Flomaton High School P.O. Box T Flomaton, Ala. 36441 Contents Opening 1 People 12 Activities 70 Organizations 78 Sports 98 Advertisements 116 82 We students at FHS were shining through with anticipation as we awaited the completion of our new school building. We put our best foot forward by working and studying hard during the week, and playing just as hard on the weekends showing our pride and rooting for our teams. We made the memories we will never forget by shining through in '82. Opening 3 A C )penmg Hey Flomaton, Show Us Your Bright Sides! Opening 5 p rom look Sk inq inincj f Prom 7 Breaker Calling Cinderella After an absence of seven years, the tradition of the Senior Play returned to FHS. The play was performed by a cast of seven seniors, three juniors, and one sophomore under the direction of Miss Pat Ridley and Mrs. Christine Young. The play Breaker Calling Cinderella, written by William Gleason, was a Cinderella-type love story set in a scene of C.B talking cowboys and country folk. Cast Rose Lee Bonaventure Birdie Bonaventure Baby Bonaventure Biddie Bonaventure Billy Bob Bender Shucks Tucker No Name Jones C.B. Godmother Mr. Taylor Prompter Lights and Sound Stage Crew Karen Tew Michele Keese Jane Bondurant Tanya Wagner Darryl Morgan Marc O'Gwynn Chris Justice Jennifer Arrington Richard Byrd Fred Salter Tony Allen 8 Senior Play May Day Kelli Herndon, Samatha Stewart and Rita Armstrong were named May Day queens during the day of fun and festivities sponsored by the Flomaton High School Band and band parents. May Day 9 IN MEMORIAM JIMMY LEE October 29, 1963-July 11, 1980 JERRY SEARCY December 27, 1966-January 10, 1981 KIM RAY September 10, 1965-September 11, 1981 Remembering-all those precious J ys._ that we did spentTwith them. They linger in our hdarts but in ways ' that keep things fronrjgrowing dim: „ We'll always keep thejir love with us no matter the time of flay or year. -ybut still there ts a Jot to discuss l feout these peoplej?y)i6 were so dear: There is aTot we should have learned from our.frichds with alf fjlfir love. Many peoptfshoy Id not be concerned, y or they aic now as free as a dove. The wonderful ncrhories should carry on: Tm sure in our hearty they'll never be gone. IN APPRECIATION Mrs. Lola Weaver has served as secretary at Flomaton High School for eighteen years. She has served under three principals: Mr. John L. Folsom. Mr. Carl Daugherty, and Mr. Kenneth Corbin. Her duties include typing, filing, filling out reports, selling football tickets, and handling the money. Even with all the responsibility, she enjoys her work. So with a very large ‘thank you, we would like to dedicate this 1982 Hurricane to Mrs. Weaver. Opening 11 p E O P L E Peopte 13 fWotto §ong may neuer pass tijis uiay again §o let’s Hue eadj moment mitt; all our Ijearts Anb let’s not miss tlje beauty of tobay Jn our concern for tomorrom Colors Jtflouier ICaucnber and 2It. Hrlloui ©rrijid Class of 1982 REA Award Denise Bell and Fred Salter were the recipients of this year's REA Outstanding Student Award for Flomaton High School. This entitled them to compete in the REA Washington Youth Tour Competition. This competition was held at Jefferson Davis junior College and consisted of an interview during which the students were asked questions about electric cooperatives and were given a cnance to express their ideas on current issues Denise Bell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Shorty Ray Bell of Flomaton. Fred is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Salter of Brewton. Learning about city and state government is just one of the many things Karla Morris experienced at Girls' State in Montgomery, Alabama. Karla is a senior at Flomaton High School and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jack Morris of Flomaton. Richard Byrd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Byrd of Brewton, was selected to represent Flomaton High School at Boys' State. Boys' State was held at Universi- ty of Alabama. There he attended sessions pertaining to state government, its functions and procedures and discussed ways to amend the Alabama Constitution. Youth Citizenship Seminar Ken Hollington, Lewis Curry, and Fred Salter were selected by the Brewton Civitan Club to represent Flomaton High School at the 26th Annual Youth Citizenship Seminar. The Seminar was held on the campus of Harding Universi- ty located in Searcy, Arkansas. Ken, Lewis, and Fred departed on )une 7 and enjoyed a week of seminars dealing with free enterprise, democracy, and the American economy. 16 Awards s e n i o r T o P T e n Billie jo Blackmon 6.0500 Darlene Reid 5.8473 George Hendricks 5.6438 Denise Bell 5.4939 Lamar Heller 5.3849 Richard Byrd 5.9500 Ken Hollington 5.4979 jeff Bell 5.5411 Top Ten 17 Representing the 1982 Senior Class as Valedictorian with a 7.2927 average is Fred Salter, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Salter. Prior to atten- ding Flomaton High School he attended McCall )r. High where upon graduation in 1979, he was Valedictorian of the class. Fred is a member of the Beta Club, Joy Club, and Annual Newspaper Staff. He has been a member of the Flomaton High School Band for the past six years. His hob- bies include racquetball, music, horseback riding, swimming, and reading. After graduation his plans include attending the United States Military Academy at West Point and majoring in mechanical engineering. 18 Valedictorian Representing the 1982 Senior Class as Salutatorian with a 6.4590 average is Tony Carden, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Carden. Prior to attending Flomaton High School, he attended McCall |r. High where upon graduation in 1979, he shared the honor of Salutatorian. Tony is a member of the Beta Club, Student Council, and is Vice-President of the Senior Class. He was chosen as Sr. Who’s Who - Most Athletic by the Senior Class. Throughout school, he has played football, basketball, and baseball. His hobbies include swimming, tennis, listening to the radio and reading sports articles. He also enjoys going to watch Alabama football games. His plans after graduation include attending the University of Alabama with a major in Computer Programming. Salutatorian 19 Senior Memories Scottie Anderson Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball 9, 10, 11, F Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 12, Sr. Who's Who — Most Flirtatious, Powder Puff Cheerleader 11; FFA 9, 10, 11; Friday night foot- ball games and after; Summer Jam '80; McIntosh and Jay games '81; E.L.O. concert; Jay Prom; Baseball Trips; Nights in Milton; Bell's House (At- more); P-Cola beach; A.P.B. Rita Armstrong Marching and Concert Band 7-12, Band Pres. 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Treas. 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Who's Who - Friendliest, Most Im- proved Musician Award 78-79; 8 7 81; Friends; Surprise B'day Party 9 3 80 Happy Jo's; 2 14 81; 10 30 80 13-12; Atmore Skating Rink 79-80; Sum- mer Band Practice; Away ballgames (Band Bus); Prom '81; May 18, 1982, Driver's Ed 10, (K.M., A.W.) Kim Arrant Cheerleader 9,11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; F Club 11, 12; FHA 10, 11; Asst. Sec. 10, 12, Sr. Who's Who — Most Unpredictable; Top Ten 10 9; Concerts; 10 31 80 13-12, Summer's of '80, '81; 4 15 81 P-Cola; Bumps 81-82, J.M. Roses; Six Flags 79; Panama City 79; Powder Puff; Friends; 11 7 81; Ballgames; Cheerleader Clinic 81; Homecoming 80, 81; Homecoming Dance '81; Prom Mark Arrington FFA 9, 10, 12, VICA 11; Sr. Who's Who - Most Thoughtful; Homecoming Attendant Escort 11,12; Graduation Night; May 18, 1982 Randy Ay delot t 79 Football 10, 11, 12; F Club 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12, FFA V Pres.; 10 31 80 13-12, July, beach with friends; McIntosh 81 Football; Jr., Sr. Prom Jeff Bell FFA 9, 10; VICA 11, Sr Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Sr. Top Ten; Graduation Night; May 18, 1982; Sr. Skip Day; Winning Bon Fire; '81 Homecoming Denise Bell Class Favorite 10, 12; Sr. Who's Who — Most Talkative; Cheerleader; Beta Club; FHA 9, 10, 11; Sr. Top Ten; F Club 12; Homecoming Attendant 9, 10, Southern Pine Student Award 11; Friends; May 18, 1982; Prom 4 24 81, Powder Puff; Baseball games; 10 31 80 13-12, Homecoming Week 80, 81, Summer of 79, Cheerleader Clinic '81 Billie Jo Blackmon Basketball 9, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Joy Club 10; Annual 11, 12; FHA 9; 3 Top Ten; Sr. Who's Who - Most Intellectual; class V. Pres. 9; 1 1 79, 1 2 82, Six Flags '79, May 18, 1982, P- Cola Fair '81, P-Cola Beach 8 81; New Year's Eve '82, Prom 80,81; Sr. Skip Day Paula Bout well FHA 9, 10, FBLA 11, 12; Sr. Who's Who - Most Thoughtful; May 18, '82 Sparky Boutwell Football 10, VICA 11, 12; FFA 9, 10; May '81; 10 7 79; Weekends Dave Brantley FFA 9, 10, 11, 12, Sr. Beta Club 9, 10, 11; July trip; Homecoming '81; Graduation Night; May 18,1982; Sr. Skip Day; Winning Bonfire '81 Willie Brooks Basketball 9, 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, All ERC 12; FFA; F Club; 11 7 81, May 18, 1982, Jay Game 81; McIntosh Game 81 Tommy Brown FFA 9, 10, 12; VICA 11 Michael Burkett nil Jr. Varsity Football; 80 Varsity Football; F Club 10, 11, 12; FFA 9,10, 12; McIntosh '81, Jr., Sr. Prom; 10 31 80 13-12; Sr. Skip Day; July trip; Winning bonfire 81; Homecoming '81, May 18, 1982; Graduation Michille Burkett FHA 9, 10, FBLA 11, 12; Sr. Who's Who - Biggest Goof Off; FFA 9; 4 24 81; Sr. Prom; Sr. Skip Day; 7 4 81, 10 31 80 13-12; May 18, 1982 Lisa Bush FHA 9, 12; Sr. Skip Day; Prom night 82, Class Day '82; Sr. bonfire; May 18, 1982; Graduation Richard Byrd Editor, Class paper 9, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Section leader 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, Drum Major 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Boys' State 11, Honor student 3, 9, Honor student 4, 12; Sr Play 81, 82; Marching Contest 10, 11, 12; Sr. Who's Who - Most Talented; All State 82, Blue Gray Game '79; State Contest '76; Prom '81; MJH Class Trip 9; Band Camp 11 Sherry Cannon FHA 9, 10; Class Favorite 9, 11; Assistant Class Sec. 11, Homecoming Attendant 11; Homecoming Queen 1981; Sr. Who's Who - Most De- pendable; 10 26 81; New Year's Eve '81 1 24 82; May 18, 1982 Tony Carden Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball 11, 12, Class Pres. 9; Beta Club; Sr. Who's Who - Most Athletic; Salutatorian 9, 12; Class Vice-President 12; MJH Basketball 9, 17-3 County Champs; Baseball - Area Champs 1980; Student Council 12, F Club 10, 11, 12; 10 31 80 13-12; Highest batting average 80, 81; MVP Jr. High Tour- nament MJH; May 18, 1982 Harry Carmichael Basketball 9, 10, 11, Newspaper Staff 9, Class Trip 9; Mek Pur”, Feb. 1979 MJH Basketball Championship Carry Carter Basketball 11, 12; Football 12, Dec. 10; Atmore Basketball game; Jay Football game Roger Cash FFA 10,12; VICA 11; Basketball 9, 10; H.C. at- tendant escort 12; Homecoming 81, Winning bon- fire; Graduation; May 18, 1982 Kay Chandler FBLA 11, 12, FHA 10, Citizenship Award 9; Student Council 12; MJH; Six Flags 1979, Friends; Sr. Skip Day 81, 82, Class Day 82, Prom 82; 10 31 81 13- 12, Mobile, Beach; May 18, 1980 Dale Chavers Football 10,11, 12; FFA 10, F Club 10, 11, 12; Class Favorite 12; MJH Best Defensive lineman; Sr. Who's Who - Friendliest; Class Pres. (Trade School); Building Construction 12; Six Flags; McIn- tosh Riot ; 10 31 80 13-12; MJH County Champs 17-3; Darlene, 9 15 80, Dec. 4 Michael Coleman FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA Sec. Treas.; Summer of 78, 79; C.O.C. Lewis Curry Basketball 9, 10, 11; MJH County Champs 9; Stu- dent Council 11, 12; V. President 12; FFA 10, 11, 12; Sr Who's Who — Most Dependable; Citizen- ship Seminar; Homecoming Escort; Sr. Skip Day 1982, May 18, 1982 Michael Davis Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, 10. 12; F Club; 11 23 81; May 18, 1982 David Eiland Basketball9, 10, 11, 12, MJH County Champs 17-3 Most Assists; Best Defensive player 11, All ERC 11; Beta Club 11, 12, Joy Club 10, 11, 12, FFA 10, 11, 12; 10 31 80 13-12; McCall; New School; May 18, 1982 Irene English Joy Club 8, 9; Powder Puff Football 81; Being a Sr.; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; 9 17 63; 7 11 81, 5 18 82; 1 22 79; 13-12, Sr. Prom; 10 13 81; Softball '82 Larisa Florie Class V.P. 9; Student Council 12; F Club 9, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 11, 12; Track 11, Editor - Hurricane Herald 12, Annual - Sr. Editor 12, Sr. Who's Who — Most Athletic; Corresponding Sec. Beta Club 11, 12; 1st Place talent — 2nd runner-up Miss FHS 1980, 2nd runner-up Miss FHS 1981, 2nd place talent and Miss FHS 1982; Candidate State Beta Club Sec 11; Concerts; Destin, F W B. '81; Powder Puff; 10 31 80 13-12; St. Paul games 3 24 78; Bumps 81-82, Beta Club Convention; Homecoming 80-81, 8th Grade; Sunflower seeds; SAT, SGM; Graduation — Dunes; May 18, 1982 Bobby Franklin May 18, 1982 Traci Godwin FHA 10, 11; Student Council 11, 12; Band 6 yrs., Section Leader 10, 11, 12, Band Officer 12; Class Officer 10, 11, 12; Class Favorite 11, 12; Sr. Who's Who - Most Talented; Annual Newspaper Staff 12; 3rd runner-up Jr. Miss, Spirit of Jr Miss award; Talent Winner, 1st runner-up Miss FHS 1982; Good time at McCall; Summer '80, Powder Puff; 10 31 80 13-12; 1 18 82 Karan Green Jr. High Cheerleader; Class Favorite 10; FHA 10, 11; 9th Top Ten 7; Sr. Who's Who — Most At- tractive; l6 3 80; Bumps 81-82, 4 25 81; P'cola; Six Flags 1979; Concerts; 10 23 80, Friends; Homecoming Dance 1981, Summers; May 18, 1982 Lamar Heller Football, All ERC 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Mosi valuable defensive player 9, Beta Club 10, 11, 12; FFA 10; F Club 10, 11, 12; Top Ten 10; Kay; 10 3 81; FHS Homecoming; Friday Night football games and after; Ernest Ward 80, CHS Homecom- ing; Andalusia; Operation Midpoint; 1 1 82; Christmas Eve 1981; Sunday afternoons; New Year's Eve 1981 George Hendricks Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, 10, 11; FFA Presi- dent 12; Top Ten Ladon Henry FFA 9, 10, 11,12, May 18, 1982 Chris Hillman TRM Band 9, Bible Club 9; S A F E. Club 9; Science Club 9; Track Team 9. WSN Band 10, 11, Ma- jorette 11; S.A.F.E. 11; Joy Fellowship 11; Teacher's Aid 10, Science Club 10, F.H.S. Band 11, 12, Joy Club 11, 12; Summer '81, Camp Counselor (Atlanta); Dec. 27-31, '80 Convention; Dec. 18-23, '81 Camp Reunion; August, 1980 Convention Ken Hollington F Club 10, 11, Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Beta Pres. 12; Student Council 11, 12; Student Council Treas. 11; Student Council Pres. 12, Joy Club 11, 12; Class Pres. 10, Class V Pres. 11; Track Team 10, 11, An- nual 12, H-H staff 12; Youth Citizenship Seminar; FFA 9, 10, June 7-12, '81, Oct 1-3, '81, 1 8 82; Friends; Being a Senior; Beta Convention 80, 81, 20 Senior Memories 82; Homecoming Escort, Homecoming '81; May 18. 1982 Lance Howell FFA 10, 11. 12; Football 10, 11, 12, May 18, 1982; 13-12 '81; Gravel Lakes; Pollard; junia; 4-Wheelin' Sandra Howell FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; joy Club 11, Sr. Who's Who - Shyest; May 18, 1982, Prom '82, 10 16 81; Aug '81 Special Weekend; 12 19 81 Terry Howey M.B.H.S. Track 9, 10, FHA 9; Volleyball 9, 10; FHA 11. 12; Library Club 12; Prom 80 Herman Hutchcraft FFA 10, 12; VICA 11, Homecoming '81, Winning Bonfire; Sr Skip Day; Graduation Night; May 18, 1982 Christine Jackson Library Club 12, Voc. Ag. 9; Home Ec. 11, 12; 6 28 80, 1 10 82; 6 3 81, 12 24 81, May 18, 1982; C-O-ER Pam Johnson FHA 9, 10, 11; Class Favorite 9; Jr., Sr Beta Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Sr. Who's Who - Best Dressed; Sum- mer '79; Homecoming Week '80, '81, Powder Puff 11; 4 24 81; Friends; Football and Baseball games; 10 31 81 13-12, Sports Banquet 5 12 80, May 18, 1982 Chris Justice Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Play '81, '82, Student Coun- cil 10; Annual Photographer 10; Blue and Gray Game '79; State Contest '76; Marching Contest 10, 11, 12; Percussion '80, '81; Sr. Who's Who — Best Dressed; Prom '81, '82, Band Officer; Sum- mer '81, Section Leader 12, May 18, 1982 Donna Knowles Band 11, 12, Home Ec. 9, 10, 12; Trade School (S and M) 11; 2 13 81 Jamie; Home Ec. Trip '80; 8 20 81; Class Day; May 18, 1982 Janice Killam FHA 9; Friends; Homecoming '80, '81; Summer '81, '82; Powder Puff; 9 25 81, 7 4 81, 10 31 81 13-12; May 18, 1982 Greg Lock Her Football 10, 11, 12, All ERC 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Class Pres. 12; Sr. Who's Who - Best All Around; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, F Club; Powder Puff Cheerleader 11; Annual Staff - Sports Editor; Class Favorite 11, 12, Splinter Club - V.P. 10; Beach; Baseball Trips; Jay and McIntosh Games; 13-12; Graduation '82 Danny Lord FHA 9, 10, 12; FFA 9; Building Construction 11; Library Club 12; Sr Who's Who - Most Talkative; Sr. Skip Day '80, '81, 12 31 80; 10 31 80 13-12; Homecoming '80, '81; 6 13 80; 11 13 81; 7 19 81 The Circle; 2 27 81; 3 26 81, Wolf log; Summer '81; Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders P-Cola Fair '80, 2 17 81 Richard Manry Football 10, 11, 12; All E.R.C 11, 12; Most Valuable Offensive Back 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Hustler Award 9; Powder Puff Cheerleader 11; F Club; Class Favorite 9, 10, Sr. Who's Who - Most At- tractive; Mr. F.H.S.; 9 5 80; 10 31 80 13-12; Fri- day Night Football Games and after; McIntosh and Jay Game '81; ELO Concert; Fore's Lake; Opera- tion Moonlight; Patty; Creek; Beach at night Darryl McLemore Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 11; Track 9; Trade School 11; Jr. Football 9; 10 28 81 Birth- day; 1 14 81, 1 14 82; May 18, 1982 Gradua- tion; 12 25 81 Christmas Hayley Mize Home-Ec. 10, 11, 12, 9 6 80, 6 9 81; May 18, 1982 Karla Morris Marching and Concert band 7-12, Sec. - Treas. 12; Section Leader 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; 3rd runner up Miss F.H.S 12; Sr. Who's Who - Most Likely to Succeed; Girls' State; Annual and Journalism. 10-12; Business Manager 12; 3 26 78, Blue-Gray Game '79, Atmore Skating Rink; Prom '81; 10 31 80 13-12; Friends; Summer Band Prac- tice; Band Trips; Homecoming Dance '80, May 18, 1982 Teresa Morris FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, Homecoming Court '81, 1 14 81, 9 16 81; 12 24 81; 11 14 81; May 18, 1982 Tammy Nelson Track 10, Joy Club 11, 12; FHA 10, 12; Summer '81; May 18, 1982 Mike Newby Football 10, 11, 12, All ERC 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; F Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Who's Who — Most Unpredictable; Class Favorite 12; Splinter Club Pres. 10, Powder Puff Cheerleader 11; 11 6 79; 10 31 80 13-12; Friday night football games and after; P-Cola Beach; McIntosh and Jay Games; Middle School Window; Oil Well Pad ; Hwy. 4, Graduation May 18, 1982; Melissa ; Late Night Trips Tracy Owens Band (Marching and Concert) 7-12; Majorette 10, 11, 12; Head Majorette 12; FHA; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Student Council Sec. 11, 12; Class Favorite 10, 11; Class Sec 10, 11, 12; Sr Who's Who — Most Popular; FHS vs. CHS 13-12; 1st Runner-up Homecoming Attendant 81-82; Prom 80-81; Blue-Gray Game; State Contest; Sr. Skip Day '79; Baseball Games '81; 10 2 81 Jay-Flomaton Luther Peebles '80 Baseball Season (Coach Norris); 79-80 Jr. Foot- ball (5-1 season); McIntosh Riot ; Atmore on Weekends Debra Price FHA 9, 10. 12; Trade School 11; 10 30 80, 4 24 81 Darlene Reid Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Vice-Pres. 12; Jr Cheerleader 8, 9, Capt. 9, Varsity Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Capt 12, Student Council 10, 12, Top Ten 5. Class V P. 12, Sr Who's Who - Most School Spirit; Basketball 10, Powder Puff Football 11; FBLA 11, 12, Pres. 12; 9 15 80 Dale; 10 31 80 13-12; Cheerleader camp Angela Rhea FFA 9, 10, FHA 9, 11, 12; Library Club 12, Prom '80, '81; 11 13 81; 3 3 81; 2 27 81, Wolflog Creek; P-Cola Fair '79; 12 31 80, 13-12, May 18, 1982 Huston Roberson FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9; May 18, 1982 Gradua- tion, C.O.C. Sue Roberson Marching and Concert Band 7-12, Sr. Who's Who - Best All Around; Home Ec. 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Favorite 12-3; Blue-Gray Game '79; State Contest '77; 7 30 81, 10 31 81 13-12; Skating Rink '80; Baseball games; Summer band practices; Band Bus; Powder Puff game; Prom '81; Friends; Gulf Shores; 3 21 81, Homecoming '80, '81, Last Day of School '81, Valentines Dance 9; May 18, 1982 Fred Salter Valedictorian 9, MJH; Valedictorian 12, Beta Club 10, 11. 12, Joy Club 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; June 7-13, 1981,6 10 81 Brenda Searcy FHA 9, 10, 12, FFA 9, DECA 11; Class Day '82; Prom '82; Sr Skip Day '82, May 18, 1982; Summer '81; Bonfire '81; New Year's Eve '8V82; June '81 - S.W., S.L. '81, Oct. '81S. and L. Kay Smith FHA 9, 11, 12, FFA 9; Library Club 10, Porm '80, '81; 4 1 81; 3 3 81, 2 27 81, P-Cola Fair, Oct. '79; 12 31 81, 10 3 81, 10 31 81, Sr. Who's Who — Most Flirtatious; W.W. '81; L.B '81; 11 13 81; 10 31 80 13-12; May 18. 1982 Roxanne Smith FHA 9, 10, 12; FFA 9, 10, 10 20 81; 1 1 82; 1 24 81 Ronald Spears Basketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 11; FFA 9, 10, 12; 12 20 81; May 18, 1982 Ronnie Wayne Spears Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12, FFA 9, 10, 12, Trade School 11. 1 7 82; Oct. 2; 11 25 81, CoER; 1 1 82; May 18. 1982 Andrew Straughn FFA 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10; Track (440 relay - 100 yd. dash) Wilton Thompson 3 Baseball 11. 12; 11 Jr. Varsity 9; 25 B Varsity 11; FFA 9. 10, 11, 12; F Club 11. 12; Mobile Baseball Trips; Good Times; 2-3 vs. Baker, lead off double 1981 Tommy Turk Football 9, 10. 11. 12; VICA 11; FFA 9, 10, 12; Sr. Who's Who - Most School Spirit; F Club; All ERA 80-81; Most Valuable defensive lineman 11; 8 7 81; 10 31 80 13-12; 2 14 81, Prom 81; McIntosh Game 1981; 2 10 81; May 18, 1982 Pam Turner M.C.H.S. Band 9, 10, FHA 9, Girl Sports Club 10, 11; Library Club 11; Prom 81; Miss FHS Beauty Pageant; 12 18 81; M.C.H.S. School Plays; Carousel '80, Graduation; May 18,1982 Calvin Washington Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, All ERC '81; Magic ; Football 9,10, Summer of '81, May 18, 1982 Lisa White Marching Band 7, 8, 9, 10, Concert Band 7, 8, 9, 10; Jr. Cheerleader 8; Varsity Cheerleader 11, Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Beta Club Treasurer 11; Blue Gray Game 79; State Contest '77; Marching Contest '78; Prom 80, 81, 82, 8 2 79, 10 14 79; 10 14 81; W.W. 81-82; 7 7 82; 3 17 81, May 18, 1982 Gilbert White FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 12; Joy Club 11, 12; Treasurer 12; May 18, 1982 Alissa White Marching and Concert Band 7-12, Vice-Pres. 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12, Blue Gray Game 79, State Contest 77; 9 3 81 Happy Jo's; Skating Rink '80; 10 31 80 13-12; Summer band practices; Away Ballgames (Band Bus); Friends; Montgomery '81; Homecoming 80. 81, May 18, 1982 Sherry Wilson FHA 10, 11, 12; Jr., Sr. Prom; Class Day; Skip Day; Summer 1981; Christmas 1981; Graduation; May 18, 1982 Dennis Wolford FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; May 18, 1982 Graduation Date Senior Memories 21 Jeffrey Scott Anderson Rita Diane Armstrong Kimberly Elaine Arrant Allen jeffery Bell Elizabeth Denise Bell Billie )o Blackmon Paula Lynn Boutwell Randall William Aydelott Mark Jerome Arrington Anthony DeWayne Carden Harry Lee Carmichael Garry Vondell Carter Marbara Kay Chandler Dale Edward Chavers Michael D. Coleman Lewis Curry, Jr Michael Levon Davis Seniors 25 David Warren Eiland Marjoice Irene English Ellen Larisa Florie Bobby Ray Franklin Traci Anne Godwin Herbert Lamar Heller George Mike Hendricks Karen Sue Green lames Ladon Henry Robert Lance Howell I Kenneth Walter Hollington Christina Lorraine Hillman Christine jackson Pamela jeanette johnson Herman E. Hutchcraft James Christopher Justice ■ Sandra Jane Howell Seniors 27 Janice Bilbrey Killam George Gregory Locklier Donna Elaine Knowles Haley Marie Mize t -i Richard Thomas Manry Karla June Morris Darryl Lamar McLemore John Daniel Lord Teresa Jean Morris Seniors 31 Seniors 32 Senior Leaders And Favorites Serving as the Senior Class sponsors are Sherrie Lisen- by, Beverly Ferguson, and Peyton Williams. The spon- sors assist with class ac- tivities such as homecoming dance, homecoming atten- dant float and Miss F.H.S. Pageant. In addition to this, the senior sponsors work very hard preparing for bac- calaureate service and graduation exercises. Officers for the Senior Class are Greg Locklier. President. Darlene Reid and Tony Garden. Vice-Presidents; Tracy Owens. Secretary; Traci Godwin and Kim Arrant, assistant Secretaries Class favorites are 12-3 - Mike Newby. Sue Roberson; 12-1 — Denise Bell. Dale Chavers; and 12-2 — Traci God- win. Greg Locklier. Seniors 35 ms?© MOST ATHLETIC: Tony Carden and Larisa Florie MOST TALENTED: Richard Byrd and Traci Godwin MOST ATTRACTIVE: Richard Manry and Karan Green BEST ALL AROUND: Greg Locklier and Sue Roberson 36 Senior Who's Who MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Kenneth Hollington and Karla Morris MOST FLIRTATIOUS: Scottie Anderson and Kay Smith BEST DRESSED: Chris justice and Pam johnson MOST THOUGHTFUL: Mark Arrington and Paula Bout well $££? ©$ tn w§ tro®?© Senior Who's Who 37 MOST UNPREDICTABLE: Mike Newby and Kim Arrant BIGGEST GOOF-OFF: Tommy Brown and Michille Burkett SHYEST: Randy Aydelott and Sandra Howell MOST POPULAR: Doug Rackard and Tracy Owens 38 Senior Who's Who MOST DEPENDABLE: Lewis Curry and Sherry Cannon FRIENDLIEST: Dale Chavers and Rita Turk MOST INTELLECTUAL: Fred Salter and Billie |o Blackmon MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Tommy Turk and Darlene Reid na tus?© Senior Who's Who 39 Chris Agerton J U N I O R S Charles Allen Patty Allen Patricia Allen Tony Allen Randy Bagwell John Barrow Angie Bell 40 Juniors Clayton Baldwin Artie Bell Dawn Bethea Ronald Burkett Amy Cameron David Carter Sharon Danztler Derek Dixon Murphy Dixon Roosevelt Dixon Frances Ellison Scott Emmons Robert Engram Greg Findley Kris Findley Donald Forbes Tommy Fowler David Gardner Rosemary Gardner Donnie Grissett juniors 41 Mike Cuss Lynn Harris Sharon Howell Kenneth Jackson Michael Jackson Mike Johnson David Kelley Cecilia Knotts Becky Lambeth Steve Lisenby Denita Long Mark Lunsford Roy Moye Waymon Neal 42 Juniors Lana Nelson johnny Odom Michelle Pleasant Kim Ray Mitzi Sasser Carol Sales Bonnie Smith Sharon Strength Mike Upton Melissa Ward Cay Watson Dorothy Wilson Jeff White Todd White Juniors 43 s o p H O M O R E S President - Carol Parker; Vice Presidents - Audrey Steadham, Cindy Conner and Pam Booth; Secretary - Phyllis johnson; Asst. Secretaries Pam Salter, Cindy Blair, Brian Richburg Class Favorites: 10-1: BoBo Bell and Kelly Bout well 10-2: Mark Ellis and Karen Jones 10-3: Rodney Mdnnis and Michelle Pittman 10-4: Ray Holland and Beth Watson 44 Sophomores Wendall Adams Anita Baldwin Angie Baggett Rusty Bagwell Dwayne Barker Bo-Bo Bell Barbara Benson Catherine Benson Willie Benson Cindy Blair jimmy Boutwell Eddie Boutwell Kelly Boutwell Pam Booth Cheryl Brock Tina Buckley Mike Bowles jesse Burch Kim Burt jane Byrd Kenny Cannon David Carden Robin Carden Marilyn Cash Wendall Carnley Tammy Carroll Marvin Carter Cindy Conner Dwayne Conrad Pam Davis Sophomores 45 Christine Dixon Mark Ellis David Emmons Robert English Jeff Fowler Robin Godwin lulie Graves Tim Green Greg Hinote Ray Holland Harry Hoosier Paul Howell Darryl lackson Brenda Johnson lames Johnson Phyllis Johnson Karen Jones Janet Knowles Timmy Kyles Teddy Lambeth Tina Lambeth Susan Locklier Michelle Lister Lori Lord Rita Malone Marlon McLemore Toni McLemore Billy Merritt Rodney Mclnnis Becky Odom 46 Sophomores Burt Odom Earnestine Odom Harvey Odom Kimberly Odom Steve Odom Carol Parker Brian Peebles )ohn Pettis Michelle Pittman Brenda Price Rachel Pugh Steve Rackard Brian Richburg Pam Salter Rocky Scott Gary Sellers (no pic) Kenny Shivers Kevin Smallwood Teresa Spears Audrey Steadham Anthony Straughn joAnn Summerlin Shirley Tolbert (no pic) Tammy Turk Beth Watson Brenda White Lori White Sophomores 47 F R E S H M E N Richard Armstrong Paula Ates Sharon Beasley Jeff Bell Jamie Bout well Sidney Boutwell Sandy Brantley Sonja Brooks Todd Buckley Paul Byrd Angela Carter George Carter Vida Carter Yolanda Carter Greg Chavers Billy Coleman Junia Courtney 48 Freshman Cliff Dixon jimmy Fagin Lea Hancock jeff Harris Sandy Hitchcock Liz Hollington Redda Huckaboo Eric Jackson Donna Jernigan Debbie Knowles Jamie Lunsford Michelle McLemore Fred Morris Tim Odom Tammy Owens Brian Parker Anthony Price Wanda Price Harold Roberson Tonya Roberson Cheryl Sellers Sherrie Sellers Alan Smith Stan Smith Joe Smith Tony Smith Scott Stewart Jamie Strength Debra Turk Benion Van Hoosen Sandra Washington Doug Welch Edward Wesley Sue White Freshmen 49 E I G H T H G R A D E Class Favorites 8-1 Ronnie Hammond Sheila Conway 8-2 Shannon Lambeth Dee Dee Brantley 8-3 John Fields Laura White Sheila Ates Michell Baldwir Raye Barrow Steven Bell Celeste Black Pete Blair Anthony Boutwell Jeffery Boutwell Dee Dee Brantley David Burch Samantha Carden Terry Carson Elizabeth Carter Scott Chandler Tammy Childress Class Officers President Tammy West Vice Presidents Sandy Sales Anthony Boutwell (not shown) Secretary-T reasurers Samantha Carden Chris Norwood Asst. Secretary-T reasurers Tippy Wagner Angie Strength Sheila Conway Ryan Currenton Patricia Dixon Rhonda Dixon Catherine Ellison 50 Eighth Grade Picturo Not Available Scotty White Sherry White Chris Wilson Mike Wolford Tracy Emmons Kim Entinger john Fields Robert Floyd Chris Fowler Renee Fowler Ronnie Hammond Pam Hicks left Hill Albert Hobbie Aretha Hodges But fie Holt Jim Howell (no pic) Alexis Jackson Delores Jackson Donat hon Johnson Kenny Johnson Linda Johnson Marilyn Johnson Cindy Kimmons Marion Knowles Tonya Kyles Shannon Lambeth Lisa Lawson Tonya Lee Alisa Lister Anthony McCurdy Cary Morris Chris Norwood Judy Odom Rhonda Odom David Oglesby Bradford Pleasant Jacqueline Price Ronald Pugh Sandy Sales Shelby Searcy Priscillia Sellers AmancJa Steadham Tracy Steadham Christi Stewart Angie Strength Sabrina Thomas Richard Thomas Jett Upton Tippy Wagner Eugene Waguespack Tami West Laura White Eighth Grade 51 Seventh Grade RandeB Adams Keith Ageflon PhHip Baggett Shannon Baggett Jamie Barrow Scott Barrow HoflyBefi Paula Bell Travis Bethea Shelhe Booth Candace Boutwel Joey Brock Rita Brooks Susan Burch Patricia Bush Ray Byrd Keith Chavers John Cole Darren Davis Mite Dixon Tonya Dixon WineB Dixon Kenneth E Bison Greg Fillmore Donna Fowler Gene Godwin Roylene Graves Rusty Harm Scott Harwell Scott Herndon David Holnton Chris Hoomes Tonya Jackson Thmiothy Johnson Christi Killam Mark Lambert Keith Lambeth Steve Lawson Melvin McBride lames McLemore Vince Morgan Bobby Morris Laura Morris Joey Norwood Greg Odom Sharman Owens Valerie Pope Debbie Powel Kay Raines Tracey Reiche Dee Dee Romero Brian Shelton Karren Simmons |ohn Simpson Michelle Smith Heather Stewart Sammy Stewart Steven Sunday Charles Thompson Tag Wagner lames Wesley Johnny White Sidney WJiams Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 52 Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Dana Aydelott Ke y Arr gton James Bagwell Angela Baldwin David Beasley WJiam Bell Jimmy Blair Shane Booth Chuck Bout well Herman Boutwel Michael Bout well Steve Bout well Ronnie Brnnon Stony Brock Jo Ann Brooks KenBusbee Mark Bush Shannon Chancery Scott Coleman Shelly Deslonde Anthony Dixon Gloria Dixon Randy Enf« Kevin T Jason Fi- Chns Folsom Scott Hammond Jim Hancock Greg Harris Timmy Harris Jeff Harwell WJiam Hastings Aaron Hicks Michael Howmgton Bryan Johns Vince Johnson Douglas Kimmons Tamm Lambeth Rodney Lord Gad McBride Christy McKinney Carlos McLemore John McShea Shannon Matheny Anthony Odom Sandy Parker Rena Peacock Amy Pope Glen Pndgen Rusty Roberson Tandy Romero Ellen Savage Lon Shivers Angie St eadham Audra Strength Kathy Wolford Sixth Grade 53 Fifth Grade Sheryl An I Tommy Benson I )aniel ltt.nr James Bout well Srottie BoutweB Shann m Bout well Todd Koulwfll Mark Brittngham Sonja Burl Teresa Carden Kim ( arter Anthony Dixon Anthony Ovon Cynthia Dixon EH ert Dixon Ta juana Dixon Doug Dole Traty fiimore Alisa Fir ley (lit lord Forties Juba Graves James Hastings Paul Hastings (no M) Chester Hendrix (no pn) Derr k Hoilgos Jon Moon ies EJndgett Mouse Ebsalteth latkson Roshelle Jackson (no f � ) WiHie lac kson Tara Johnson Dennis |orv s Matt Iordan Ant� � Kelly Dale Kitlam Sandy Kllam Tracy Knowles Rwky lamltelh Shannon lamltelh Vine e lord Cmdy Me Bride Stejthanie Millam Bryan Newby Tina () Reilly Wendy ( wens Tammy Pet erv n Er� Pr� e Timothy Rackard lant e Ren he Maleit Rowland Mk haH Searc y Varx e Smith April Stewart (no | k ) Sylvia Strength Wayne Strength Mark Sunday Jett Taylor Teresa Thomas Tina Thompson Teg Upton Sharon Washington Sherry Washington Degee White Eugene White Shannon White Mk haH Wiliams Rol ert Wilsrtn 54 Fifth Grade Fourth Grade leana Barrow Paul Bell Ester Blair Sam Blair Amy Bout w HI Beverly Bout well Marvin Bout well Pam Burkett Scott Bush Johnny Busbee Terry Carr Wayne Coleman Brett Deslonde Bernard Dixon Gnger Fowler Curtis George Tonya Grant Crist ie HbrwHI Kathy Henry Chrissie Ftcks Jennifer HoUington Scott Jackson Darrin Johns Angela Johnson Kevin Iordan Lisa Knowles Adam Kyles Leonard Kyles Joey Lister Dale long Heather McCoy (no pic) Michael Me She a Marcus Mathis Glenda Moye Jamie Neal Keith Odom Rebecca Odom Shane Odom Timothy Odom Bridget t O'Reyly Bi8y Owens Jeremy Pndgen Larry Pope Chris Powell Tara Romero Stephanie Samson Donald Smmons Tiffany Simmons Kevin Smith Tomira Stanley Terry Strength Jeflery Taylor Sabrina Wallac e Scott Ward Stephanie Washington Kim Waters Monte Wesley Kelt White Fourth Grade 55 Third Grade Venessa Adams Alien Bagget Oucfca kay Barnes Ashley Beasley Dean Bout well Nicole Brown Judson Carden David Chancery lerry Coleman Terry Coleman Dempsey I )aniah Brandy Dole Shawn Emmons Jamie Fears Robbie Graves Cynthia Green (no pic) Anthony Gr nsley kelh Herndon Dee Holt Denise House Terry Jackson Vickie Johnson (no pic) Dela Jones Andy kng Angela Knowles Kevin Knowles Ronnie Knowles Veto! Kyles Stacie lamliert Eric Lambeth Jason Lambeth Michael Lambeth (no pn Phillip Lambeth Robby Lee Anthony Lowery Greg Lowery Sheri McCall Elishia McGhee lames McKinney Regina Me Neal Rochelle McWiiams Sandy Milam Terra Nolin loefce Owens Alysia Perryman Kayian Philer loutisha Roberson Christina Smith Kristi Smith Stacey Steadham Michael Strength Michael Taylor Jimmy Tesster Charles Thomas Chasity Turk Eli al eth Walston Carol Warren Kristi Warrick Chris White Kerri White Fredrick Williams Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 56 Third Grade Second Grade Star Adkmson Dana Anderson Sleven Baggett Randall Blair Phillip Bool well Phyllis Boulwefl Shawn Bout well Tnna Burt Glen ( arter Jarred Cotiekl My Ray Colernan I etgha Cox Terrance I)ameh Jimmy Dixon Bn Igett Dortch Kevin Fillmore Adrienne Carey Belinda Godwin Dennis Green Johnny Grillis Kim Harwell Loretta Hendnx Tm Henry Torry Hicks Anna Hi Donnie Hite lx cxk kendreah Hodges Carla lames Heath Johnson Timothy Jones Brads Lambeth Shannon Lamlxeth Cam lecflietter Blake Lee Laura lynch Casandra Me V iHiams James Maddox Steixhame tatheny Gxiget Mathis Hank .Morris RaynxMxi V� ye David Nolm Kevm Pnc e lonnel Packard Ben Roe Dam Rummler Dewayne Scott Chris Strength Christy Strength David Strength StauTH e Thomas Tammy Upton Emily Warren Afyssa Wek h Melv m Whatley Shane V hit� I )aisy Williams Second Grade 57 First Grade Annette Mien Chris Beverly Dietrich Bondurant Douglas Bout well I ynn Brantley Kevin Brooks Natasha Burkett Deedra CoiieW Brad Conner Rita Crosby Ra heal Fore lenmter Freeman Bobby Gardner Norman Gardner David Green Susie Hendrix Stacey Hoomes Eric lack son Kim Iordan Paul Iordan Amy Ktllam Ivory Kyles Casandra Lambeth Dan Lambeth Tammy lowrey Rodney lynch lames McWilliams Dana Maddox lenmter .Martin (no p«c) Lee Minor Angel Moore let trey Morris Ntckie Moye Tonya Mulder (no p c) Angel Nfsewonger Alice Nohn loiynn Nolm Jeremy Odom Wilbur Odom Cassidy O'Reilly Shad F easant Michele Rackard Sam Roe Jessica Sheffield Terry Sheffield Bobby S� nmons (no pic) David Tessier loshua Townsend Josh Ward Thomas Waters Celena Welch Benjamin White Elizabeth White George White 58 First Grade Kindergarten Ben Black Chnsty Blackwell Heather Boutwell Karen Boutwell Swan Boutwell Bubba Brown Apnl Buckley larme Burkett Paula Burkett Wykesha Carter Carmen Coursey Wendy Dantzler Lynell Dixon Robby Fore Scott Green junior Harris David Herndon Raymond Hodges Andrea Holmgton jessie lack son Eric johnson Kan lohnson Brad jones Conway jones Traci kdlam Dwam Kimmons Detria Lowery jimmy Lynch jerry Maddox Joshua Martin Da vida Mat heny Kiesela Phifer Karen Preiean Zelma Pugh Becky Renfroe jamie Smith Christy Strength Stephanie Strength Charlene Thornton James Tinker Earl Washington Sharon Whatley Dennis White Kindergarten 59 Elementary Band Elementary Band: First Row: Christy McKinney, Wendy Owens, Amy Pope, Teresa Carden, Stephanie Milam. Second Row: Teg Upton, Matt Iordan, Sylvia Strength, Tina Thompson, Cheryl Ard, Alisa Findley. Third Row: Shannon Matheny, Jim Hancock, Chris Folsom, Bryan Johns, Tracy Knowles, April Stewart. Ms. Eleanor Anderson serves as 4-H Club and Green Thumb Club sponsor. Green Thumb Club Green Thumb Club Officers: Donna Fowler Kelly Arrington — Sec., Christi McKinney — Vice-Pres., Shannon Chancery — Pres. Green Thumb Club Officers and Chairmen: First Row: Shannon Chancery, Christi McKinney. Kelly Arrington, Donna Fowler. Second Row: Wendy Owens, Audra Strength, Jimmy Blair Third Row: Chris Folsom, Degee White, Rena Peacock, Tam- mie Lambeth, Alisa Findley, Julia Graves. American Education Poster Winners: First place — Shannon Chancery, Second place — Charles Thompson, Third place — Alisa Findley. Other participants were Debbie Powell, Shannon White, Mark Sunday, Doug Dole, Eugene White 60 Clubs 4-H Club 7th Grade 4-H Officers: Girls: Shellie Booth, President; Sharmon Owens, Vice President; Shannon Baggett, Secretary; Karen Simmons and Tracey Richie, Song Leaders. Boys: Greg Fillmore, President; Keith Lambeth, Vice President; jamie Barrow, Secretary; Darren Davis. Reporter; Ken- neth Ellison and Gene Godwin, Song Leaders 6th Grade 4-H Officers: Girls: Shannon Chancery. President; Audra Strength, Vice President, Kelly Arrington and Shellie Deslonde, Song Leaders; Amy Pope. Secretary and Reporter (not present) Boys: Scott Hammond, President: Vince Johnson, Vice President; Stony Brock, Secretary; Ken Busbee, Reporter; Anthony Odom and William Bell, Song Leaders. if . tl 4-H Electric Demonstration Win- 4-H Wood Working County Win- ner: Chris Folsom - first place ners: Second Place: Bryan Johns and in County and District. Brian Shetton 5th Grade 4-H Officers: Girls: Alisa Findley, President; Sheryl Ard, Vice President; Tracey Fillmore, Secretary and Reporter; Tara Johnson and Teresa Carden, Song Leaders. Boys: Jeff Taylor, Presi- dent; Ricky Lambeth, Vice President; Tim Rackard, Secretary; Mark Sunday, Reporter; Scotty Boutwell and Vince Lord, Song Leaders. 4-H Baking County Winners: First Place: Dana Aydelott; Second Place: Shannon Chancery; Third Place: Kelly Arrington. 4-H Sewing County Winners: First Place: Paula Bell and Shellie Booth; Se- cond Place: Valeria Pope; Third Place: Kathy Wolford and Audra Strength. Clubs 61 High School Adminis Mr. Kenneth Corbin heads up the faculty and administrative staff as principal. He is responsi- ble for the administrative and instructional functions of the school, as well as general school discipline. Coach jim McCutchin serves as guidance counselor, helping students with college plans, grade problems, etc. He also teaches a personal motivation course. Mrs. Lola Weaver performs general secretarial and bookkeeping duties for the school. Mr. Leon lackson, assistant principal, assists Mr. Corbin, as well as teaches Algebra II and physics. 62 Administration tration Middle - Elementary Mr. George Brown is principal of the middle and elementary schools Bus Drivers The people who brought us to school and carried us on trips this year are Lilian Rackard, Gene Rackard, Gwen O'Bannon, Judy Courtney, Nina G Powell, Devere Moye, Sherry Lambert, Gwin Knowles, and Jake Baldwin Admin. Support 63 Janitors The individuals who spend many hours cleaning up our buildings and grounds are lames Hartley, Sadie Baldwin, Linda Steadham. Lucy Black, and Earlie Stallworth. Lunchroom Workers The people responsible for preparing our meals are Betty Pleasant, Bonnie Byrd, Reavie Watson, Marjorie Nelson, Frances Palmer, Ioann Steadham, and Louise Moye Not pic- tured: Hiley Bell Williams Mrs Moye serves as lunchroom supervisor. Her responsibilities include lunch planning, supervising their preparation, and keeping the books 64 Support Personnel Teachers' Duties Vary .. . Besides spending many hours in the classroom and preparing for class, teachers' responsibilities in- clude sponsoring extracurricular ac- tivities, chaperoning school events, and decorating for parades, dances, the prom, and the beauty review. Coordinating, instructing, guiding . . . teachers need to be versatile. 65 High School kxty Bell Math. Algebra I, BS Troy State Unfv Mrs Beverly Ferguson FHA. Miss FHS. Senior Class Spon- sor. MS Univ of Southern Mississippi Mrs MarthaFloyd Special Education. B A. Bethune Cook man College Mrs SheknerdeneP Folsom English, Joy Club, Annual. MEd Livingston University Mrs Ann Jackson Typing, Accounting, Cheerleader and Beta Club Sponsor, B S kid- son College Mrs Barbara Iordan Biology. Jr Cheerleader Sponsor. M S. Troy State University Mrs Sherrie Lisenby Govt and Economics. Senior Class Sponsor. Homecoming. B S Auburn University 66 High School Faculty Faculty Mr Leon Jackson Asst Principal. Algebra H. Physics. Student Council. M A University of Montevallo Mrs Annie Locke P E . Social Studies, M Ed Alabama State Univ Mrs Cassandra Powell Business Math. English. Prom, M Guidance Counseling. Alabama State University Mr Peyton Williams Voc Ag . FFA. Senior Class Spon- sor, M Ed Tuskegee Institute Mrs Lola Weaver Secretary Coach GeorgeS Mosby Dnvers Ed, Social Stucies. M A Columbia University Mrs Gwen Walton 8th and 9th Science. Prom. AA. University of South Alabama High School Faculty 67 Elementary and George Brown Principal. M Ed Troy State Umv Eleanor Faye Anderson 4-H and Garden Club 5. 6, 7, Math, B.S Troy State Umv Coach Tommy Blair Science. Footbal, Basketbal. B.S Troy State Umv W M Broughton Math M-A. Alabama State Umv Brenda Dean Social Studies, B A Umv of West Florida Ondy Douglas Kindergarten. B.S. Livingston Umv Paula Henderson First Grade B.S. Umv of Alabama lamce Johnson First Grade M.Ed Livingston Umv lean Johnson jr Garden Club. 4. M.Ed. Alabama State University Gloria Key SID. B.S Umv. of West Florida Linda Luttrell Second Grade, MS Livingston Univ 68 Faculty Middle School Faculty David Curran Assistant Principal. Fourth Grade. M A Troy State Univ Lmda Lord Kindergarten. 8 A Umv of West Florida Patty Sue Ridk y Social Studies. Readme P E . Gris' Basketball, M S Troy State Umv Frankie Samuel EMH. BS Livingston Univ Mary Samuel Pat Sasser Readmg. Spelng, B S Alabama Engfcsh. B.S Umv of West Florida State Umv Picture Not Available Ola N Sogers Third Grade, B.S Alabama State Umv Wyvonma T Thomas Science, M Ed Livingston Umv lola Title I Williams eadmg Manon Williams Title I Readmg, B.S. Alabama State Univ Martha Wood Second Grade, BS University Troy State Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Dorothy Morgan Secretary Caroline Jordan Kindergarten Aide Abce Brown Title I Aide Merle Nokn Title I Aide Faculty 69 Homecoming The juniors won the Senior Division Float Competition with the theme Hurricanes Luv Them Dogs. The competition was stiff with the seniors' float, The FHS Bulldogger. The sophomores won the Junior Division with the theme “Pound the Bulldogs. The Senior Class decided to do something a little different this year by sponsoring the homecoming court float. The float was not entered in competition but turned out to be one of the most attractive. 8th Grade Attendant Samantha Carden escorted by Eugene Waguespack 9th Grade Attendant Sharie Sellers escorted by Greg Chavers 10th Grade Attendant Susan Locklier escorted by Brian Peebles I Ith Grade Attendant Bonnie Smith escorted by Ken Hollington 72 Homecoming Highlights Senior attendants were Tracy Owens, first runner-up, escorted by Lewis Curry; Sherry Can- non, Homecoming Queen, escorted by Mark Arrington; and Teresa Morris, second runner- up, escorted by Roger Cash. Sherry Cannon, 1981 Homecoming Queen, was crowned by Mr Ken Corbin, Mrs Sherrie Lisenby, and Patty Allen. She bursts into tears of surprise when she was announced Homecoming Queen The excitement mounted on Thursday night as the bonfire competition and downtown pep rally got underway. The Seniors won the bonfire competition with unanimous decision. Following the bonfire, the cheerleaders led in the traditional snake dance downtown. While downtown, the pep rally was held with the cheerleaders doing a dance to the popular hit, Boy From New York City. Miss FHS Preview The tea followed by the judges interview was the highest scoring event in the Miss FHS pageant. The interview counted 30% of the judging. Angie, Kay, Angela, Danny, Rita, and Teresa served refreshments at the tea. Miss Michele Keese, 1981 Miss FHS, served as official hostess for the tea. The judges for the Miss FHS Pageant were: Mrs. Carolyn Bivins, Mrs. Glenda Summerford, and Dr. William Ward. judge Earnie White presided as Master of Ceremonies for the pageant. Miss FHS 75 Larisa Florie Has Dream Come True Karla Miss I , 1482 SharorVDantzler, Fourth Runner-up The talent competition was held Thurs- day, Dec. 3 in the auditorium following the tea. Before each contestant presented an individual talent, she performed in a group a physical fitness routine to the Barry Manilow tune, lump, Shout, Boogie.” The talent portion counted 25% of the contest, with the top ten perform- ing their talents again the following night. Carrying out the theme Celestial Revue,” the pageant presented each contestant who was judged on poise and beauty with each counting 15%. After the selec- tion of the top ten, the finalists were each asked a question compiled by the sponsor and judges counting 15%. This completed the possible total of 100 points. As Miss FHS 1982... And Miss FHS 1982 is .. . contestant 18, Miss Larisa Florie. After being crowned by Michele Keese, Miss FHS 1981, Larisa hugs her father as her mother looks on. Larisa” After winning 2nd runner-up two years in a row, Larisa Florie was crowned Miss FHS by receiv- ing the highest number of points compiled by the judges. Larisa is serving her second year as Corresponding Sec. of Beta Club. She is a member of the girl's basketball team, F Club, Student Council, and was selected Most Athletic in Sr. Who's Who. Larisa is also editor of the Hurricane Herald and senior editor of the annual. Larisa, a Taurus, loves going to the beach and reading. Selected to the All ERC Basketball Tourna- ment Team, she enjoys par- ticipating in all sports. Richard” Richard Manry was elected Mr. FHS 1982 by popular vote of the student body. Lettering three years in football and four years in baseball, Richard has always been actively involved in sports. He has been a member of the F Club for four years. He was chosen class favorite in the ninth and tenth grade and Most Attractive in Sr. Who's Who. Born under the sign of Taurus, Richard enjoys hunting, fishing, and ail types of water sports. Presenting each girl with a car- nation, he kissed her on the cheek and whispered words of en- couragement. How many guys do you know who get to kiss twenty-six girls in one night? 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S 79 Beta Club Kim Arrant left Bell (no pic) Billie )o Blackmon Richard Byrd Tony Carden (no pic) David Eiland George Hendricks Pam Johnson Greg Locklier Karla Morris Doug Rackard (no pic) Lisa White Fred Salter Amy Cameron (no pic) Sharon Dantzler Lynn Harris Cecilia Knotts Lana Nelson Bonnie Smith Mike Upton Gay Watson Todd White Dwayne Barker Mike Bowles Tina Buckley (no pic) Pam Davis Phyllis Johnson Karen Jones Michelle Lister Pam Salter Kenny Shivers Beth Watson Brenda White Mark Ellis Brenda Johnson Audrey Steadham Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 80 Beta Club Gets Involved Ken Hollington President Darlene Reid V-President Denita Long Corr. Secretary Larisa Florie Rec Secretary Denise Bell Treasurer Sponsor The 1981-82 Beta Club proved that they had the Beta Spirit by having a very productive year. Some of the major projects includ- ed a Cystic Fibrosis Bike-a-thon, running the visitors' concession stand, and attending convention. At the 1980 convention, Flomaton's talent entry, Darryl Morgan, Michele Keese and Marc O'Cwynn, won first prize for their performance of Suddenly. junior Beta Club First Row: Todd Buckley, Mrs. Walton - Sponsor, Liz Hollington. Second Row: Allan Smith, Jamie Lunsford, Paula Ates, Greg Chavers, Stan Smith. Third Row: Sharon Beasley, Debbie Knowles. Fourth Row: Clifton Dixon, Yolanda Carter, Doug Welch, Tammy Owens. Beta Club 81 Student Council Picture Not Available Ken Hollington Pres. Lewis Curry V. Pres. Tracy Owens Sec. Rita Turk Treas. Tony Carden Pari. Striving to do more for Flomaton High School in the 1981-82 school year was the goal of this year's Student Council. Several major pro- jects were carried out by the council. Here the council is shown around the grand piano, bought by the joint efforts of the 1980-81 and 1981-82 Student Councils. Kay Chandler Larisa Florie Traci Godwin Darlene Reid Alissa White Frances Ellison Lynn Harris Mike Upton Angie Baggett Karen lones Beth Watson Liz Hollington Freddie Morris DeeDee Brantley Buffie Holt Coach Jackson Sponsor 82 Student Council Joy Club lesus first, others second and yourself last - this is the general principle to which the members of joy Club prescribe. They meet every morning before school to have devotions and prayer. |oy Club members also get involved in school activities by sponsoring a car in the Homecoming Parade and having bake sales during the school year Proceeds from the bake sales go to help needy families of Escambia County at Christmas. The following are this year's officers: Lewis Curry, President; Denita Long, Vice- President; Lana Nelson, Secretary; Gilbert White, Treasurer; Shelmerdene Folsom, sponsor F Club The F Club is an organiza- tion consisting of students who have lettered in one or more varsity sports - football, boys' and girls' basketball, boys' and girls' track, baseball or cheerleading. The ”F Club has been a part of Flomaton High School for approximately 25 years. The highlight of the year is the annual sports banquet, held sometime in the spring. The sponsor is the head foot- ball coach. This year's sponsor is Guy Sawyer. Raising money to purchase new equipment for the library and helping in the maintenance and running of the library are the general goals of the Library Club. Meetings are held at dif- ferent intervals during the year, during which fund-raising pro- jects are discussed. Providing needed leadership this year are the senior members. Mr. Dees is the sponsor. Library Club Clubs 83 Hurricane Preparing the '82 yearbook was the duty of Susan Locklier, Pam Salter, Traci Godwin, Pam Davis, Brenda White, Fred Salter, Ken Hollington, Jeff White, Mike Upton, Karen Jones, Sharon Dantzler, Beth Watson, Cindy Conner, Mrs. Folsom, Sponsor; Greg Locklier — sports editor; Karla Morris and Denita Long, business managers; Cay Watson and Amy Cameron, co-editors; Cecilia Knotts, photographer; Larisa Florie and Billie Jo Blackmon, senior editors. Traci and Sharon prepare copy for lay-outs. Annual Staffers listen to professional advice given by the Taylor representative, Ron Stiers. Yearbook officers have the responsibilities of recording events and meeting deadlines. 84 Hurricane Hurricane Herald Hurricane Herald members indude Brenda White. Pam Davis, Mike Upton. Karen Jones. Cecilia Knotts, Beth Watson. Susan Locklier, Billie Jo Blackmon. Ken Hollington, Denita Long. Karla Morris, Gay Watson, Cindy Conner. Pam Salter, Jeff White, Fred Salter. Amy Cameron, Sharon Dantzler. Traci Godwin, Larisa Florie, Greg Locklier (Not pictured: Mrs. Folsom, sponsor) Larisa Florie. Editor, and Greg Larisa and Billie Jo examine news articles and make needed Locklier, Co-Editor, served as corrections, leaders for the H-H staff K. yr Ken and Amy go over finished copies Hurricane Herald 85 Feeding the ever-increasing population of the world today is one of the problems faced by the Future Farmers of America. Striving to meet demands put on them, they work to achieve methods of agriculture that are both efficient and economical. Now in its 44th year at F H.S., the F.F.A. has proven itself many times to be worthwhile. Leading the chapter in 1982 are George Hendricks, president; Randy Aydelott, vice-president; Waymon Neal, secretary; Gilbert White, treasurer; Todd White, reporter; Mike Johnson, sentinel; Mr. Williams, sponsor. Learning to cook, sew, and balance a diet are only a few of the many skills accomplished by Future Homemakers of America. Their theme Toward New Horizons” magnifies their belief that their field of study now ex- pands its grip far into the modern world of today. The 1981-82 of- ficers are Sharon Dantzler, presi- dent; Melissa Ward, vice- president; Cindy Conner, secretary; Carol Parker, treasurer; Carol Sales, reporter, Michelle Pitt- man, songleader; Kay Smith, social chairman; Tina Lambeth, historian; Mrs Ferguson, sponsor Aides Helping teachers with daily responsibilities, helping in the running of the office, and just being there when something needs to be done are the general duties of the F.H.S. Aides. Running off papers, counting money, and catalog- ing books are only a few of the duties performed by the aides. The different kinds include teachers aides, office aides, and library aides. 86 Clubs Our Pride Is Shining Band Officers: Public Relations - Karen Jones, Traci Godwin; Librarians - Beth Watson, Patty Allen; Secretary Treasurer - Karla Morris; Vice President - Alissa White; President - Rita Turk Band Seniors Chris Hillman, Sue Roberson, Chris Justice, Richard Byrd, Fred Salter, Tracy Owens, Traci Godwin, Alissa White, Rita Turk, Karla Morris, Donna Knowles Richard Byrd, band drum major, received a superior rating at the Little Big Horn Marching Festival held October 17, in Opp, Alabama Band 87 FHS Band — Sounding On Oct. 17, 1981, the FHS marching band attended the Little Big Horn Marching Festival and received a good rating. The colorguard received an excellent rating and the drum major received a superior rating. bth William Bell 7th Keith Agerton, Shannon Baggett, Holly Bell, Paula Bell, Chris Brown, Keith Chavers, Donna Fowler, Gene Godwin, Christi Killiam, Greg Odom, Sharman Owens, Valerie Pope, Debbie Powell, Heather Stewart, Johnny White 8th Celeste Black, DeeDee Brantley, Catherine Ellison, Renee Fowler, Jeff Hill, Donathon Johnson, Gary Morris, Sandy Sales, Christi Stewart, Richard Thomas, Laura White 9th Richard Armstrong, Paula Ates, Sandy Brantley, Valonda Carter, Greg Chavers, Junia Courtney, Sandy Hitchcock, Jamie Lunsford, Michelle Moye, Doug Welch 10th Angie Baggitt, Kelly Boutwell, Cheryl Brock, Jane Byrd, Cindy Conners, Dwayne Conrad, Karen Jones, Phyllis Johnson, Michelle Lister, Susan Locklier, Lori Lord, Rita Malone, Becky Odom, Carol Parker, Pam Salter, Kenny Shivers, Audrey Steadham, JoAnn Summerlin, Beth Watson, Lori White 11th Patty Allen, Tony Allen, Amy Cameron, Sharon Dantzler, Sharon Howell, Denita Long, Kim Ray, Gay Watson 12th Richard Byrd, Traci Godwin, Chris Hillman, Chris Justice, Donna Knowles, Karla Morris, Tracy Owens, Sue Roberson, Fred Salter, Rita Turk, Alissa White Band Seniors: Fred Salter, Chris Justice, Tracy Owens, Sue Roberson, Richard Byrd, Karla Mor- ris, Rita Turk, Alissa White, Traci Godwin, Donna Knowles, Chris Hillman. Section Leaders: Clarinets — Traci Godwin, Flutes — Karla Mor- ris, Low Brass — Marching Band, Fred Salter; Concert Band, Richard Byrd, Percussion — Sharon Dantzler, Saxophones - Marching Band, Denita Long; Concert Band, Chris Justice, Trumpets — Amy Cameron 88 Band Through In 82 Band 89 Sparkling Majorettes Tracy Owens captain Susan Locklier Phyllis Johnson Patty Allen lunia Courtney The majorettes this year were under the leadership of Tracy Owens, the only senior in the squad. The other members were Patty Allen (Junior), Susan Locklier and Phyllis Johnson (Sophomore), and Junia Courtney (Freshman). The majorettes attended camp for a week in July at the University of South Alabama, where they worked hard and learned many new things. 90 Band Flags Shine At Halftime From Row: Cay Watson, Carol Parker Back Row: Lori Lord, Sharon Howell, Cindy Conner, Donna Knowles, Becky Odom, Kim Ray, Angie Bag- gett, Pam Salter, Sandy Hitchcock, Sandy Brantley, Christi Stewart, lane Byrd, loAnn Summerlin, Audrey Steadham The 1982 FHS Flag Corps consisted of sixteen girls grades 8-12. During the summer the girls attended a clinic, held by Susan Gallman, where they were instructed in the basics of flag twirling. They successfully completed their year by scor- ing an excellent rating at the Lit- tle Big Horn Marching Contest held in Opp, AL. These people chose to attend Trade School each morning: Michelle Burkett, Kay Chandler, Lisa White, Dale Chavers, Darlene Reid, Donnie Grissett, Chris Agerton, Scott Emmons, Murphy Dixon, Roosevelt Dixon, Ray Scott, Paula Boutwell, Sharon Howell, Mike Guss, lohn Barrow, Ronald Burkett, David Gardner, Tony Allen, Harry Carmichael, Roy Moye, Johnny Odom, Donald Forbes, Mark Lunsford, Derek Dixon, Kenneth Jackson, Sandra Baggett, Becky Lambeth, Tommy Brown, Robert Engram, Bobby Franklin, Sparky Boutwell, Randy Bagwell, Steve Lisenby, Mike Coleman, Clayton Baldwin, Artie Bell, David Kelley, and Greg Findley. Officers Flomaton students providing leadership at At- more are: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION: Dale Chavers, Pres.; Greg Findley, V. Pres.; Mike Coleman, Sec.; Mark Lunsford, Rep. RADIO, TELEVISION AND ELECTRONICS: Tony Allen, Club Adv.; David Kelley, Pari. POWER AND DIESEL MECHANICS: Randy Bagwell, Pres.; Kenneth lackson. Club Adv.; Robert Engram, Pari. AUTO BODY AND FENDER REPAIR: Ray Scott, V. Pres. BUSINESS AND OFFICE EDUCATION: David Gardner, Sec.; Darlene Reid, Pres. 92 Trade School Radio, Television And Electronics Training in this field prepares students to diagnose trouble, to maintain and to make repairs on radios and other electronic products such as tape recorders, phonographs and other high fidelity sound equip- ment. Taking Radio, Television, and Elec- tronics are David Kelley and Tony Allen. Classroom and shop experience concerning all phases of the repair of damaged automobile bodies and fenders, in- cluding metal straighten- ing and part replacement, are taught in Auto Body and Fender Repair. Class replacement, upholstery, trim, and shop safety also are integral parts of the program. Taking this course are )ohn Barrow, Mike Cuss, Chris Ager- ton, Ray Scott, and Steve Lisenby. This course is designed to help students under- stand the basic concepts of engineering in the area of agricultural machinery, equipment, and in automobile mechanics. Students taking this course are Harry Car- michael, Donald Forbes, Randy Bagwell, Kenneth Jackson, Derek Dixon, Roosevelt Dixon, Clayton Baldwin, Murphy Dixon, Johnny Odom, Robert Engram and Roy Moye. Trade School 93 Both classroom and shop experience in this subject enable students to become proficient in the installation, repair and maintenance of home and commercial air condi- tioning systems, as well as refrigeration and cooling and heating. Taking part in this program are Luther Peebles and Ronald Burkett. This is an occupation- centered course that enables students to understand the construc- tion of building facilities. Instructions given include carpentry, cabinet mak- ing, concrete and masonry, electrification and water and waste disposal. People who chose this field of study are Mike Coleman, Scott Emmons, Tommy Brown, Greg Findley, Mark Lunsford, Donnie Grissett and Dale Chavers. BOE trains students for stenographic, secretarial and such related office employ- ment. Instruction includes typing, bookkeeping, shor- thand, filing, sorting and classifying. Occupations associated with office train- ing are File Clerks, General Office Clerks, Duplicating Machine Operators, Office Machines, and general secretarial and clerical oc- cupations. Taking BOE are Paula Boutwell, Lisa White, Michelle Burkett, Darlene Reid, Sharon Howell, Kay Chandler, David Gardner, Becky Lambeth, and Sandra Baggett. Air Conditioning Refrigeration Building Construction Business Office Education 94 Trade School Moving Up To A Victory! The 1981-82 Jr. Cheerleaders were elected in May of 1981. To go out for Cheerleader, the girls had to learn various cheers, chants, and stunts. The )r. Cheerleaders cheered at four football games this year and also cheered at the )r. boys and girls basketball games. lamie Lunsford Christi Stewart Laura White Dee-Dee Brantley Yalonda Carter Captain Lea Hancock Co-Captain Mrs Barbara fordon has served as sponsor for the Ir. Varsity Cheerleaders for eight years. I The Name of the The 1981-82 varsity cheerleaders were elected on May 1, 1981. After school was out, practices were held three times a week to prepare them for clinic held July 27th through July 31st. Clinic was conducted at the University of Alabama. During clinic, the cheerleaders learned several routines and cheers that were used throughout the season. At clinic the cheerleaders received a competition ribbon for 3rd and 4th place, and 2nd place pep rally. On the final clinic day, the cheerleaders won All-State which is the highest award a squad can get. One person that has helped make all this possible is Mrs. Ann Jackson. She has been the sponsor of F.H.S. cheerleaders for the past eleven years. Many hours of hard work go into being a cheerleader. They are also responsible for many things. The most important thing, though, is to help keep the spirit of F.H.S. going strong. Kim Arrant Denise Bell Darlene Reid Captain Practice mat Yelling for a victory Michelle Pittman Game Is Spirit! Dawn Bethea Co-Capt. Lori White Perfect! Mrs. Jackson, Sponsor 97 mmai 7 'ftps ' - . Varsity Cheerleaders Hurricanes Have 5-5 Front Row: Mike Upton, Robert Engram, Tim Green, Kenny Cannon, Charles Allen, Randy Bagwell, Chris Agerton, left White, Ronald Burkett, Randy Aydelott, Timmy Kyles, Anthony Williams. Second Row: Tippy Wagner, mgr Steve Rackard, Todd White, Mike Burkett, Mike Johnson, Lance Howell, Greg Locklier, Gary Sellers. Waymon Neal, Luther Peebles, Mike Newby, Scott Emmons. Harry Carmichael, Anthony Straughn, Harvey Odom Third Row: Mike Brantley, trainer, Roosevelt Dixon, Doug Rackard, Scotty Ander- son. Tommy Turk. Richard Manry, Dale Chavers. Lamar Heller. Tony Carden, Donnie Grissett, Ar- thur Brooks, lohn Barrow, Murphy Dixon, Derek Dixon, Willie Brooks, Gary Carter The Hurricanes' 5-5 record did not Flomaton 8 W.S. Neal 16 even come close to meeting the expec- . Flomaton 19 Alba 0 tations of the players, coaches, and Flomaton 20 St. Pauls 7 fans, but it is a respectable record for Flomaton 6 Silas 7 Flomaton. They were clearly a far better Flomaton 31 lay 12 team than what their record indicates. Flomaton 26 Chatom 45 Flomaton lost two very close games; Flomaton 18 McIntosh 13 one to a powerful 3 A W.S. Neal 16-8 Flomaton 20 Century 27 on a very bad roughing-the-punter call Flomaton 44 Earnest Ward 6 which would have ended up in a touchdown for the Green Hurricanes and another to Silas 7-6, who went on Flomaton 0 Baker 28 to win the Area I title. The Hurricanes finished second in area play and third in the E.R.C. Sixteen seniors will leave the squad this season. Among those seniors are nine starters on offense, and seven on defense, but the Hurricanes will still be returning a team of experienced underclassmen to lead the Hurricanes next year. The Coaches - Guy Sawyer, head coach, |im McCutchin and )erry Dunaway — did a terrific job with the Hurricanes this year. To the players they were more than coaches; they were friends, also. 100 Football Record Led By Seniors Scot tie Anderson - QB Randy Aydelott Willie Brooks - WR Mic heal Burkett - WR Luther Peebles - TE Doug Packard - QB Mike Newby — WR Tommy Turk - T Football 101 Underclassmen Work Hard To 102 Football Waymon Neal C Improve For The Future Robert Fngram T Donnie Grissell DE Mike lohnson C Mike Upton QB left White G Todd White DE Kenny Cannon WR Timmy Kyles RK EHarvey Odom RB Anthony Straughn RB 104 F.H.S. Fighting Hurri canes in Aetion Hurricanes Claim Coach |im McCutchin, Darryl McLemore, Calvin Washington, Murphy Dixon, Michael Davis, David Eiland, Arthur Brooks, Tony Carden, Cary Carter, and Ronnie Spears. The 1981-82 Flomaton High School Varsity Basketball Team was perhaps the best squad in the school's history. The Hurricanes won the Escambia River Conference Championship and set a school record by burning their way the 2A Area 1 Tourn, seeded first and were Top-seeded Flomaton, E.R.C. Toi streak Going into Hurra anes were on to state, st time without much competition. Tl d )ay 73-57 in the semifinals and blew Baker righ a 92-66 domination in the finals. Named Team were Murphy Dixon, David Eiland, Ronnie Spears. The Hurricanes were 8-0 in regular season E R.C. competition, defeating Baker, lay. Walnut Hill, and Century twice each. Flomaton defeated their arch-rival Blackcats by scores of 79-78 and 93-82. Hurricanes started dowlv with a 4-3 record, losing all three to W. S. Neal. Flomaton Men got its offense untracked and an unselfish lean bv working the ba around opponents defense and taking the high percentage shot. During the winning streak, it was typical for the Hurricanes to place five players in double figures. The success of the netmen brought the school closer together and the F.H.S. spirit was at its best during this fine season. D Coach |im McCutchin 106 Basketball E.R.C. Championship Arthur Brooks — C Tony Carden — F Cary Carter - G Michael Davis - F Murphy Dixon — F David Eiland - C Darryl McLemore — G Ronnie Spears — G Calvin Washington - G 108 Tear It Up! 'B' Varsity: Movin' Up Coach George Mosby. Bottom Row: Timmy Kyles, Darryl lackson, Robert English, Greg Williams. Top Row: Steve Odom, Rosevelt Dixon, Kenneth lackson, Mickey McLemore. The 'B' varsity, under the direction of Coach Mosby, played their games preceeding the 'A' varsity games. They worked hard this year to form a com- bination to make a winning season. With the 'B' team playing as well as they did the 'A' team will have no problem finding quality players for the future. 'B' Basketball 109 Lady Hurricanes 1981-82 Coach Judy Bell, Tonya Kyles, Angie Bell, Michelle Baldwin, Audrey Steadham, Lana Nelson, Amanda Steadham, Larisa Florie, Billie )o Blackmon, Rhonda Dixon, Anita Baldwin, Kim Enfinger, Denita Long, Sabrina Thomas, and Alexis lackson. Coach |udy Bell The Flomaton High School Girls' Basket- ball Team proved themselves to be a rapidly improving squad during the 1981- 82 season. With new Coach )udy Bell, the Hurricanes should be even stronger next year as they lose only two seniors, Larisa Florie and Billie )o Blackmon. Florie and Lana Nelson were chosen to the All ERC Tournament Team and the Hurricanes finished with a 6-8 record. 110 Girls Basketball Post Best Record Ever Anita Baldwin Michelle Baldwin Angie Bell Kim Enfinger Girls Basketball 111 Jr. Sports '81-'82 Front Row: Tony Smith, Raye Barrow, Ray Holland, Ronnie Hammond, Bob Floyd, John Fields, Chris Norwood, Greg Hinote, John Pettis, Anthony Williams, Scottie White, Jeff Harris, Rodney Mdnnis. Back Row: Kenny Cannon, Kevin Smallwood, Billy Merritt, James Johnson, David Gardner, Tim Green, Jessie Burch, Gary Sellers, Brian Richburg, Rocky Scott, Tracey Steadham, Ryan Currenton, Anthony Straughn, Harvey Odom. (Not Pictured: Coaches Jim Brittain and Thomas Blair.) Front Row: Raye Barrow, Anthony Price, Benny Bell, Jeff Harris. Back Row: Carlos McLemore, George Carter, Eric Jackson. Clifton Dixon, Keith Lambeth. (Not Pictured: Coach Thomas Blair.) 112 Junior Sports Tracksters Set the Pace jHSC X The 1981 Hurricane track team gained much experience in their thira season of competition. The Hur- ricanes, who are rapid- ly improving each year, were led by Most Valuable Players )im Hollmgton and Paula Johnson Coach |im McCutchin served as coach for both squads Jim Hollington clears the bar with room to spare Karen Jones shows good hurdling form Ken Hollington hurdles toward the finish line Front Row Ken Hollington. Nikita Wilson, Anthony Williams. Timmy Kyles, Dewayne Conrad. Dewayne Barker Back Row Mike Johnson, Charles Allen, Todd White. Darrell Barker. Jim Hollington, Mike Turner, Tommy Turk. David Eiland Front Row Beth Watson, Corean Kyles, Eia Leasha Martin, Lacy Bozeman Back Row Angie Bag- gett, Lori White. Karen Jones. Paula Johnson. Bonnie Smith, Terry Howey, Pam Salter Not Pic- tured: Larisa Florie Hurricane Baseball Front Row: Mike Newby. Ronald Spears, Creg Locklier, Mike Upton, Boo Thompson, Chris Agerton, Ronnie Spears. Back Row: David Gardner, mgr.; Scottie Anderson, Doug Rackard, Richard Manry, Lance Huggins, Tony Carden, Steve Rackard, )ohn Barrow, Coach |im Brittian. The Hurricanes just couldn't get their stuff together” as tne 6-12 record of the 1981 baseball team shows. Agreeable this losing record is, not much to smile about but the bright aspect of the situation is that the Hurricanes will be returning a squad of experienced players to lead the team in the 1982 season. The Hurricanes were led by Lance Hug- gins, the only senior of the squad, who was a starting pitcher. Tony Carden also made a showing at the plate with a .333 batting average. Flomaton's schedule consisted of W. S. Neal, Century, Ernest Ward, Alba, T. R. Miller, lay, St. Paul, and Baker. Their wins came over Baker, Alba (2 DH's) and W. S. Neal. Agerton reaches out to connect for a base hit. Lance Huggins, the only senior of the Hurricane baseball team, winds up and fires the rock. 114 Baseball Swings Into Action The M.V.P. of the '81' season, Doug Rackard, watches a low ball. Coach Brittain at work in his first year of coaching at Flomaton. The Hurricanes await their turn at bat. Manry strokes a key base hit against St. Paul. Anderson comes through with a hit on his turn at the plate. Baseball 115 A d v e r t i s e m e n t s Advertisements 117 SOUTHERN EQUIPMENT COMPANY 603 Highway 31 South Brewton, Alabama (205) 867-6061 SOUTHERN PINE Owned by Those We Serve Brewton, Alabama 867-5415 TRI-CITY CLOTH STORE Fabrics and Notions Virginia McCurdy Ringold Street Flomaton, Alabama BELL FORD INC. New and Used Cars P.O. Drawer 26 Atmore, Alabama 36502 368-2135 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF ATMORE, INC. F.O. 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Brewton’s Most Complete Department Store Brewton, Alabama 124 Advertisements Compliments of JACKSON REALTY Compliments of BREWTON FLOWER SHOP CRAVER FUNERAL HOME MILLER FAMILY CLOTHING Paiafox Street Flomaton, AL LITTLE ESCAMBIA BAPTIST CHURCH TELESTAR DRIVE-IN BREWTON SMALL MOTORS Dexter Truesdell, Pastor Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Training Union 5:00 P.M. Evening Worship 6:00 P.M. “Come Worship With Us” Owners: Ray and Marie Peebles Highway 31 North Phone: 296-4638 Gene Aycock, Owner Lawn Mowers Chainsaw Small Engine Parts GREEN’S IGA FOODLINER Everyday Verry Low Prices Escambia County’s Lowest Food Prices Compliments of BEST BURGER Troy B. Scott, Owner 304 Forrest Ave. East Brewton, Alabama 36426 Advertisements 125 TREES . . and Your Future Twenty years from today, will the career you choo«e continue to offer you growth and challenge? The pine seedling planted today will be a mature tree then, ready for making into paper and thousands of other products made from trees. Indeed, the South is secured by its fast growing forest and the industry it supports. No industry in this industrial nation has a more certain demand for its products than the forest industry, and you can be a part of it. Think of the paper business. Think of tree farming and forestry Timber is a crop, perpetuated and conserved by skilled forestry practices. St. Regis, a leader in Southern industrialization and forest managemert. invites every ambitious youth to take a look at forestry as a profession, and the paper industry as a challenging career. Jacksonville, Fla. Monticello, Miss. Pensacola, Fla. GILL S SHOES Name Brands Shoes for the Entire Family Horton's Plaza 867-6379 E. Brewton, Ala. MAMIE’S RESTAURANT 202 Hwy. 31 N. 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Because we also recognize the importance of preserving the forest as an animal habitat and place of recreation, we make most of our forest land available for these purposes. Part of these lands is a wildlife area managed by the State of Alabama. A majority of our other land is also available for hunting and fishing. We recognize the advantages of the multiple use of the forest. It provides a good source of jobs, recreation, wood products and beauty. And the animals are right at home. T.R. Miller Mill Company, Inc. Brewton, Alabama Poles iSl Piling Lumber Boxes Crates Chips tor Paper Advertisements 127 BIG BEAR SUPERMARKET “Where Shopping Is A Pleasure” Brewton, AL B. C. MOORE SONS, INC. Brewton’s Most Complete Department Store Brewton, AL 36426 Antiques and Accessories 110 St. Joseph St. Brewton, AL 36426 Buy Sell Appraise Complete Interior Design Service Furniture and Gifts JAY SENTRY HARDWARE GIFT SHOP Complete Hardware Lines Quality Gifts and Cards for All Occasions Florida Compliments of CROSBY INSURANCE AGENCY Brewton, AL 867-4358 THOMPSON’S Complete Tuxedo Rentals Brewton Heights Shopping Center Brewton, Alabama 867-2698 128 Advertisements L L WELDING, INC. P.O. Box 796 Flomaton, AL 36441 Office Phone 296-5353 Earl Lambert George Lambert (205) 867-2124 (205) 867-3897 MOYE’S PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 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Advertisements 129 LARRY WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY Serving South Alabama and Northwest Florida 421 Ringold Sr. Flomaton, Alabama 130 Advertisements FLOMATON BRANCH BANK of The Bank of Atmore Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Night Depositor Money Orders Safety Deposit Boxes Direct Deposit Individual Retirement Plan Social Security Checks Traveler’s Cheques Cashier’s Checks Bank by Mail Loans STAFF Larry Booker, Vice Pres, and Manager Joyce Arnette, Secretary Barbara Scott, Secretary Judy Maness, Head Teller Martha Sims, Teller Grace Wilcoxon, Teller Jan Brunson, Teller Shirley Beasley, Teller Cynthia Rackard, Teller Richard Ash, Teller Dusty Godwin, Teller ADVISORS James W. Ash Jim Justice J.E.Jackson T. J. Stewart Ralph Rose Wiley P. Henderson Advertisements 131 Your Independent Community Bank For Over Half A Century J3GE T7SCAMBIA OUNTY BANK Flomaton, Alabama 36441 Member F.D.I.C. All Accounts Insured To $100,000 132 Advertisements Compliments of J. RANDALL VARIETY STORE Horton’s Plaza East Brewton, AL 867-6525 Phone Men 867-9490 Women N Children CHRIS’ BEAUTY SALON Permanents — Hair Color Precision Cutting Full Service Shop Mgr. — Christine Wilson 110 Mildred St. Asst. Mgr. Brewton, Alabama Compliments of BRACKEN’S BIG R Brewton, Alabama Phone: 867-4851 TOT SHOP Best in Junior Clothes Q “Quality in Metal Building Sales, Service and Erection” H. J. (Jud) Strength, Mgr. J. C. (Joe) Brantley, President P.O. Box 296 Office (205) 296-2479 Flomaton, AL 36441 Home (205) 296-5459 SOUTHEASTERN ERECTORS INC. MARTIN AUTO PARTS Hwy. 29 S. SOUTH FLOMATON HARDWARE Century, FL Advertisements 133 Larry Jones’ Daughter 13-12 13 Years 12 Victories CAMPBELLS SAND AND GRAVEL 256-3674 Compliments of JAY FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. 675-6551 Jay, FL CENTURY PHARMACY Rt. 3 Box 22 Century, Florida G H WHOLESALE SUPPLY Blp Paint Fiberglass Shingles Insulation Paneling Plywood Owners: Roy Gomillion B. D. Hendricks ASSOCIATE STORE Owner: Tommy Northrop Flomaton, AL the family store land Illi catalog j— ||]| ORDER 134 Advertisements SOUTHERN TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY, INC. Continuously Since 1939 ALAFLORA FOREST PRODUCTS P.O. Box 649 The Leigh Place Clarence R. Luttrell Real Estate and Appraisals JORDAN’S Owner: Billy Jordan Century, Florida FARM BUREAU INSURANCE FEDERATED GUARANTY LIFE Life — Auto — Fire — Health Charles Jackson Agent Office: 867-5461 305 Forest Avenue Home: 867-7953 Brewton, Alabama 36426 Advertisements 135 HIGDON OILFIELD SERVICES 24-Hour Service Senior Band Members Kenny Higdon Roustabout Crews Winch Trucks 203 Sue Street Rt. 1, Box 13W Flomaton, AL 205-296-4627 THE fill SHOP 867-7581 700 Douglas Ave. Brewton, AL 36426 EDGAR’S BUSINESS MACHINES INC. Office Supplies — Typewriters — Adding Machines Calculators — Duplicators — Mimeograph Sales and Service 110 N. Main St. Atmore, AL 36502 368-3887 JUSTICE wxatt DRUGS HEADQUABS8S CLASS RING J. W. CARPET JAY CENTER, INC. SEED Phone: 867-4810 After hours: SUPPLY 867-7262 675-4994 Ray Skidmore Seeds 109 Snowden Fertilizer E. Brewton, AL Chemicals ATMORE OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLY 109 North Main Street Atmore, Alabama 36504 W. R. BONSAL COMPANY Highway 31 North Flomaton, Alabama 36441 205 296-4252 Quality WEAVER’S, INC. Merchandise P.O. Box 144 at Brewton, AL 36426 Thrifty Prices Advertisements 137 138 Advertisements Members FDIC and Ellis Banking Corporation Assets Over One Billion Dollars FIRST NATIONAL BANK Advertisements 139 Jay, Florida 675-4541 Discover i BEN FRANKLIN il WJe bring variety to life! Flomaton, AL Owners: Joe and Jewel Lister FAITH ENTERPRISES INC. Lumber Number 296-3362 Flomaton, AL WPIK AM 990 Best of Country and Gospel Music Compliments SHEILA’S STYLE of CENTER JAY For Professional Cuts and Styles PHARMACY Century, FL 256-3903 Refrigeration • Heating • Air Conditioning Authorized Sales • Installation • Service 906 Forrest Ave. 867-5466 East Brewton Thomas Lowrey Compliments of VIC-TONE CLEANERS Owners: Joe and Judy Champion PITNIC BREWTON PLACE FIRESTONE INC. DEALER STORE 912 Douglas Ave. Brewton, AL 36426 Phone: 867-2200 Glynn Eiland — Owner Wilmer Adkisson Manager Registered and Certified Soybean Seed Custom Cleaning Bagging John S. Pittman Pres. P.O. Box 117 Jay, Florida 904-675-4250 CENTURY MARINE Complete Service on Outboards, Bass Boats, Fishing Boats and Ski Boats Homelite Chainsaws, Johnson Outboards, Wheelehorse Garden and Lawn Tractors Sales and Service 140 Advertisements p $ § Weddings — Portraits — Commercial Copy — Restorations Photographers: James E. Knotts Mrs. James Knotts Tommy Knotts Assistant: Cecilia Knotts 136 Karen Drive Flomaton, AL 36441 Advertisements 141 Football games, basketball games, baseball games. Homecoming, and Prom night are all sparkling memories of the 1982 school year, but the memory that will outshine them all is the anticipation and pride we all felt as we waited to enter the new school building. The old school, like an old friend, is only a dim and comfortable memory, but the new school, like a new friend, offers bright and exciting memories to be created for the future. Flomaton High School, built in 1928, has served as an institu- tion of learning for 54 years. Beginning with Mr. John Martin as principal and a staff of only 5 teachers, Flomaton High School has grown to a staff of 18 teachers with Mr. Ken Corbin as principal and Mrs. Lola Weaver as secretary. You Made It Shine 142 Closing After months of anticipa- tion, the bright spot of the 1982 school year finally arriv- ed; we were allowed to move into the new school on February 10, 1982. While we, the students, made the moments shine, upon entering the new school we realized that the presence of sunshine yellow walls and skylights would make even the dullest days seem brighter. Construction of the new school had begun in lanuary 1981 and after several delays was finally completed and ap- proved in lanuary 1982. At the time of its completion, the new school cost about fifty-six dollars per square foot, more than any other school previously built in Escambia County. The building housed approximately 350 students. We the annual staff sincere- ly hope that the pride that the students of Flomaton High School now feel toward the new building will continue to SHINE in years to come so that this school will endure for future generations. Autographs 55uj1 Auedtuoo feuigsiiqn jo|A«i s