Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

s'1984 N, VOLUME 47 FLOMATON HIGH SCHOOL P.O. BOX T FLOMATON, AL 36441 F L 0 W I N G As you, the students of F.H.S., returned for another year, time had placed many changes on you. Some of those changes were apparent, but others were kept locked away in your heart waiting for time to reveal them. Remember to plan your future, but live one day at a time. Minutes filled with opportunities to grow and learn are flowing by endlessly, waiting for you to experience them and learn from them. 1. The hourglass symbolizes the flowing of time. 2. Some 8th graders take time out from their busy schedule to enjoy themselves at break. 3. The band shows their pep by cheering at the football game. 4. We’re number one! 5. The four minutes allowed between each class give students enough time to get their books and hurry to class. 'fA 2 Opening 1. Vida, Darryl, Sonya, and Christine take time to talk things through. 2. Walking back from lunch gives Angie, Heather and Valerie time to catch up on “important business.” 3. Lisa Chavers takes it E-Z on Homecoming Day. 4. Alan Smith and his pet racoon, Trouble. 5. The cheerleaders boost the crowd’s spirit. 6. Football has brought Kenny Cannon and Ronnie Hammond closer together. Opening 1. We’re finally seniors! 2. Take time to be pleasant. 3. Take time to be thankful for your homeland. 4. Halftime entertainment is provided by the band. 5. Time in detention reminds us to abide by school rules. Time Enough, Aright. — Goethe 1. Studying is essential for success in school. 2. Time hurries on with a resistless, unremitting stream ... — Blair 3. Coaches review plays before the kickoff. 4. Dressed as clowns, JoAnn Summerlin and Pam Booth passed out candy during the Homecoming Parade. 5. Jammin’ at the Homecoming Dance. What is time? — The shadow on the dial, the striking of the clock, the running of the sand, day and night, summer and winter, months, years, cen- turies — these are but the arbitrary and outward signs — the measure of time, not time itself. Time is the life of the soul. — Longfellow .3lowina Jlirouali Jl q nroucfh Jime With ctivitieA fp. Activities v Pride Shines Through Through extra effort these students received recognition for their outstanding projects and creative works. 1. 7th, 8th, 9th SCIENCE — Jamie Bar- row (hon. mention). Rusty Harris (3rd), Tracey Steadham (2nd), Glen Pridgen (hon. mention), Chris Brown (1st), Chris Folsom (2nd), Celeste Black (hon. mention), Tonya Lee (hon. mention), Dee Dee Brantley (3rd). 2. 10th SCIENCE — Jamie Lunsford (1st), Kasey Nelson (3rd), Paula Ates (2nd), Denise Smith (hon. mention), Michelle Moye (3rd), Jeff Harris (hon. mention), Greg Chavers (hon. mention). 3. 8th SOCIAL STUDIES — Scott Herndon (3rd), Keith Agerton (2nd), Charles Thompson (1st). 4. 9th SOCIAL STUDIES — Buffie Holt (1st), Marilyn Johnson (1st), Steven Bell (2nd), Tracey Steadham (3rd). Not Pic.: Pete Blair (2nd). 5. CREATIVE WRITING PENMAN CON- TEST — Pam Booth (1st — Essay), Marilyn Cash (1st — Short Story), Rhonda Hatfield (3rd — Poetry), Dwayne Conrad (2nd — Poetry), Denise Smith (1st— Poetry). 6. 11th SOCIAL STUDIES — Pam Davis (2nd), Beth Watson (1st), Phyllis Neal (3rd), Carol parker (4th). 7. SPECIAL ED. SOCIAL STUDIES — Sue 'SV'White, Regina Ward, Melvin McBride, Robert rj A English. W . -I y' Awards w Girls’ Basketball Through extra effort, stamina, and determination, the girls ended their season with a 18-9 record. The girls placed in the top four of the state play-offs. 1. Representative Skippy White presents a plaque from Governor George Wallace to Coach Judy Bell and the girls basketball team for their outstanding season. 2. TEAM MEMBERS — Lana Nelson, Denita Long, Teresa Spears, Kasey Nelson, Tonya Kyles, Amanda Steadham, Sonja Brooks, Susan Curry, Kim Enfinger. No Pic.: Annitta Baldwin 3. Susan jumps for tip-off at beginning of game against St. Claire County. 4. Susan shoots for 2 pts. 5. Kasey steals the ball. 6. Tonya dribbles to set up offense. 7. Lana gets rebound and dribbles out to set up offense. Awards L ii,: ir1' p r 0 m 1 9 8 3 Prom week began with the Junior Class decorating the gym for that special night. As the week progressed, excitement could be felt in the air and plans could be heard everywhere. The night of Friday, April 22, seniors, juniors, and their dates waited in line for the lead out. The song “We’ve Got Tonight’’ was played for the lead out dance and added romance to the air. Finally, the Prom Queen and King were crowned, all the dances were over, and everyone had gone home. Prom 1983 had enchanted the hours of many! Enchants Hours 1. The gym was decorated to the theme “We’ve Got Tonight.” 2. Frances Ellison is crowned Prom Queen by the 1981-82 Prom Queen, Denise Bell. 3. Prom couples dance to the leadout song “We’ve Got Tonight.” 4. 2nd Runner-up: Kris Findley; 1st Runner-up: Patty Allen; Prom Queen: Frances Ellison; Prom King: Mike Upton. V 12? Prom of Many! 1, 2. Everyone enjoys dancing to the music provided by D.J.’s. 3. Junior class sponsors, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Folsom, Ms. Powell, and Mrs. Walton, helped juniors with the prom preparations. 4. The Flomaton High School Class of 1983. 5. Dancing to the sound of the beat! t Prom v,:i • Homecoming Activities Homecoming Week was filled with many memorable ac- tivities. On Thursday, the Seniors and Juniors tied in the bonfire competition. Following the bonfire was the traditional snakedance downtown. On Fri- day the parade was held, with the Seniors winning in the Sr. float competition and the eighth grade winning in the Jr. float competition. After the game against Ernest Ward, the homecoming dance was held. f r' r ■: A V 14, Homecoming 7 4. The eighth grade received first place in the Jr. high float competition with the theme “Electrify Eagles. 5. The cheerleaders show their spirit on Rock and Roll Day. 6. The Mini Mites won the Pee Wee float competition. 7. Audrey Steadham and Debbie Powell participate in Hillbilly Day. Seniors v15.y Homecoming Court During homecoming pregame ceremonies, Beth Watson was crowned 1983 Homecoming Queen by Mr. Ken Corbin. Beth was escorted by Tim Green. First runner-up, Susan Locklier, was escorted by Ray Holland. Michelle Lister, escorted by Brian Peebles, was the second runner-up and Teresa Spears, escorted by Dar- ryl Jackson, received third runner-up. The other atten- dants and escorts were: 11th — Lynn Mclnnis and Stan Smith; 10th — Marilyn Johnson and Steven Bell; 9th — Shellie Booth and Greg Fillmore; 8th — Jimmie Courtney and Jason Fields. 1. Homecoming Queen, Beth Watson, and her attendants. 2. Mr. Corbin crowns Beth Watson as Homecoming Queen. 3. Beth Watson, the Homecoming Queen for 1983, and her escort Tim Green. 4. The Homecoming Queen, her atten- dants, and their escorts. 5. Senior homecoming attendants. t V 16 .. V y Homecoming Si' L. Thanks Mrs. Young this 1984 yearbook to Mrs. Christine Young for her years of dedicated service to young people. Our wish to you upon your retirement is that you may see these years as Shakespeare described them: “Our life, exempt from public haunt, finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, sermons in stones, and good in everything.” The Perfect Witch, ’73; The Grass Harp, ’74; Don’t Blow the Whistle, ’ 77; Breaker Calling Cinderella, ’81; and The Unin- vited, ’82. Mrs. Young, who always stresses manners and behavior as well as subject matter, in- structed her students to rise when an adult entered her classroom. She also showed her school spirit and supported the athletic program. The yearbook staff dedicates During her fourteen years at FHS (1969-1983), Mrs. Christine Young taught courses in social studies, family living, math, art, and English. She also served as senior sponsor for six years. One of her special interests was drama and during her years at Flomaton, she directed many outstanding senior plays. Among these were Cheaper by the Dozen, ’72; Appreciation f £ ‘U - V 17 1 y Time Alters Fads and Favorites Time brings many changes. A recent poll of F.H.S. students, taken in Nov. 1983, showed changes in fashions, music, TV shows, and places to go on dates. New styles in clothing included different types of jeans. Some of these were Lee’s, Levi’s, Chic’s, and Calvin Klein’s. The OP (Ocean Pacific) t-shirt was the popular choice to wear with jeans, followed by Panama Jack, second, and Alabama Roll- Tide, third. The roll-down boots, the boat-shoes, and Nike tennis shoes were among some of the favorite shoe wear. Music has taken on many changes, also. For example, the number one band was ALABAMA. Other singers included Hank Williams, Jr. and Michael Jackson. Among the top songs was Michael Jackson’s “PYT” in the number one position. Others were “Islands in the Stream” by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton and “Fooling” by Def Leppard. The A-Team was the number one TV show, followed by Dynasty as the number two choice while Webster received the third highest vote for favorite TV shows. The movies still seem to be the favorite place to go on a date. “Parking” and Pensacola were also popular places for couples. h jq i y Fads and Favorites Saturday In The Park The interviews and the tea for the Miss FHS pageant were held Thursday afternoon, Dec. 1. The interview counted 30% of each girl’s score. The girls who entered were: Charolette Henderson, Pam Saltar, Jo Ann Sum- merlin, Michelle Baldwin, Junia Court- ney, Karen Jones, Lorie Lord, Dee Dee Brantley, Arlene Cooper, Sandy Sales, Tammy Carroll, Tina Weaver, Lea Han- cock, Tina Lambeth, Rachel Pugh, Lynn Mclnnis, Susan Locklier, Denise Smith, Beth Watson, and Cindy Blair. The entertainment for the pageant was provided by “Pizzaz,” a dance group from J.D.J.C.; The Crestview Singers; Darryl Morgan, Tracie Godwin, Sharon Dantzler, former students of FHS; Eric Ferguson of Brewton; and the Drama Club who presented a skit. Phyllis Neal played the piano as the girls were presented in their evening gowns. 1. Darryl Morgan sings “The Way We Were” to Miss FHS 1983 Amy Cameron. 2. The judges for the pageant were Mrs. Gertrude Cook, Mrs. Hermine Holzborn, and Mrs. Cathy Stokes. 3. Serving for the tea were Pam Booth, Lori White, Janet Knowles, Robin Carden, Teresa Spears, Angie Griffis, and Carol Parker. 4. Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Lisenby, Sr. sponsors, are in charge of the Miss FHS pageant. 5. Some of the contestants perform a dance routine. 119 - Miss FHS v Talent competition for Miss FHS was held Thursday evening following the tea. Before each girl presented her talent, some of the contestants performed a physical Fitness routine to the music “You Dropped a Bomb on Me,” by the Gap Band. Each girl then presented her talent for competiton which counted 25% of the final score. On Friday evening, December 2, the contestants were judged on poise and appearance, each category counting 15% of the score. The top ten were then asked a question which counted 15% of their score. While the final selection of Miss FHS was being made, the top ten presented their talent once again for the audience’s entertainment. TOP FIVE — 1. Pam Salter, 4th runner up; Karen Jones, 2nd runner up; Susan Locklier, Miss FHS 1984; Judge Earnie White, Emcee; Beth Watson, 1st runner up; Charlotte Henderson, 3rd runner up. 2. TOP TEN — Pam Salter, Sr.; Lynn Mclnnis, Jr.; Arlene Cooper, Sr.; Lea Hancock, Jr.; Beth Watson, Sr.; Tammy Carroll, Sr.; Susan Locklier, Sr.; Charlotte Henderson, Sr.; Denise Smith, Jr.; Karen Jones, Sr. 3. Charlotte Henderson — 1st place talent. 4. Arlene Cooper — 2nd place talent. 5. Rachel Pugh — 3rd place talent. Poise, Personality, and Charm Crown Susan Locklier Miss FHS SUSAN LOCKLIER was crowned Miss FHS of 1984 by receiving the highest number of points compiled by the judges. Susan, daughter of Mrs. Jeanette Locklier, was 12-2 class favorite, Student Council representative, first runner up in Escambia County’s Jr. Miss, was chosen “Most Attractive” in Sr. Who’s Who, and was head majorette. BRIAN RICH BURG was selected as Mr. FHS by the student body several weeks preceding the pageant. Brian, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richburg, was chosen as “Best All Around” in Sr. Who’s Who, was chosen 12-3 class favorite, was a member of FFA, and was selected All-E.R.C. in football. 1. Mr. FHS 1984. 2. Mr. and Miss FHS 1984. 3. Miss FHS 1984 4. Miss FHS 1983, Amy Cameron, crowns the new Miss FHS, Susan Locklier. 5. Arlene Cooper, second place talent; Charlotte Henderson, first place talent; Rachel Pugh, third place talent. Miss FHS llowincf Jkrougli Jime Know the true value of time; snatch, seize, and enjoy every moment of it. — No idleness; no laziness; no procrastination; — never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. — Chesterfield XiJitk Snorts f : ■ 23 V Sports Baseball ’83 First Row. Gary Morris, Ken Busbee, Greg Chavers, Ronnie Hammonds, Scottie White, Jeff Upton, Scott Hammonds, Robert English, James Johnson. Second Row: Coach Davidson, Mike Upton, Scottie Stewart, Anthony Straughn, Roosevelt Dixon, Derek Dixon, Murphy Dixon, Jimmy Fagan, Clifton Dixon, Ray Holland and Ray Barrow. The F.H.S. ’83 Baseball team finished their season with a record of 14-10. Under the coaching and discipline of Coach Anthony Davidson, the Hurricanes had wins over Earnest Ward, 6-5; Century, 5- 1; and W.S. Neal twice. The Hurricanes lost 3-2 to T.R. Miller in the 8th inning and lost to Luverne in area play 7-3. Senior team members were Mike Upton, leading pitcher; Derek Dixon, leading hitter with 28 hits; Murphy Dixon, RBI leader with 16; and Roosevelt Dixon. “ 24 ' Baseball £ y Softball Is a Success First Row: Michelle Smith, Sabrina Thomas, Aretha Hodges, Audrey Steadham, Mitzi Sasser, Robin Carden. Second Row: Bonnie Smith, Tracey Reiche, Heather Stewart, Christine Dixon, Tonya Kyles, Shannon Baggett, Cheryl Brock, Sharman Owens, Sherry White. Third Row: Debra Powell, Sonya Brooks, Teresa Spears, Coach Judy Bell, Linda Johnson, Amanda Steadham, Angie Baldwin, Holly Bell, Annitta Baldwin. 1. Coach Judy Bell watches as her team strives to win. 2. The team watches as Tonya Kyles hits the ball. Under the leadership of Coach Judy Bell, the Flomaton Girls Softball Team had a record of 10 and 2. The girls had wins over Jay, 8-3 and 7-4; Castleberry, 6-5; Century, 14-6; Earnest Ward, 16-14; Elba, 17-2 and 6-5; and Florala, 23-13. The team lost once to Earnest Ward and Century. This was the second year Flomaton had a girls softball team. The 1984 Lady Hur- ricanes will be returning with valuable experience upon losing only three seniors. Softball Weight Lifting Club .26 - y y The Weight Lifting Club has as its purpose to motivate athletes to lift more and more each week. Meeting three days a week, the members work out with weights and through this regular training develops determination and strength. 1. At the Tri-City Weight Lifting Meet held Feb. 15 at the Century High School Gym the Flomaton team took overall 4 out of 7 events. Overall winners were Scott Hammond, Scottie Waller, Tracey Steadham and James Allen. Winners in the Bench were Scotty White, Doug Welch, Scottie Waller, Tracey Emmons, Ronnie Hammond, Jamie Strength, Gene Waguespack, James Allen and Scottie Stewart. 1. Top: James Allen, Scott Stewart, Ronnie Dixon, Shannon Lambeth, Tracy Emmons, Vince Morgan, Scott Herndon, Hamp Smith, Gene Waguespack. Bottom: Ronnie Ham- mond, Tracy Steadham, John Fields, Jamie Strength, Scotty White, Doug Welch, Scottie Waller, Greg Chavers, (not pic. Rusty Roberson). 2. Leaders in Bench Press: James Allen with 275 lbs.; Gene Waguespack with 250 lbs.; Ronnie Hammond with 250 lbs. Weight Lifting Young Hurricanes!!! Front Row: Scott Hammond, Jeff Upton, John Fields, Greg Harris, Doug Welch, Greg Hinote, Jeff Harris, Chris Norwood, Scott Barrow Timmy Kyles, Scottie White. Middle Row: Ray Barrow, Ray Holland, Greg Chavers, Hamp Smith, James Allen, Ronnie Dixon, Wendell Richburg, Jamie Strength, Rusty Roberson, Vince Morgan, Anthony Straughn, Scottie Waller. Back Row: Coach Dunaway, Coach Sawyer, Ronnie Hammond, Keith Lambeth, Tracy Emmons, Brian Richburg, Eugene Waguspack, Tracy Steadham, Shannon Lambeth, Scott Herndon, Scottie Stewart, Coach McCutchin, Coach Davidson. Fighting to overcome injuries and inexperience, the 1983 Hur- ricanes Football Team had a record of 2-8. Only three starters from last year returned to play this year. They were Brian Richburg, on offense; Timmy Kyles, who played on defense and offence; and An- thony Straughn, who played on defense. The other two seniors were Greg Hinote and Kenny Can- non. Both played on offense; however, Kenny sat out most of the season because of injuries. With nine juniors, twelve sophomores, three freshmen and three eighth graders, the team was very young. According to Coach Sawyer, with our different classification schedule next year and valuable experience gained this year, we should have a good chance to improve considerably in the future. Head Coach Coaches Dunaway, McCutehin, Davidson, Head Guy Sawyer Coach Sawyer Football 127 - V .J Gain Valuable Experience f � - 28 - V y Anthouy otraughn — RB 5' 9 155 1. Timmy Kyles blocks TD pass. 2. Anthony Straughn scores six more points. Kenny Cannon — WR 5' 11 160 Ureg Hinote — WR 5' 8 122 for Future Years Greg Chavers G 5' 9 160 Jr. Ronnie Dixon E 6' 1 155 Jr. Jeff Upton WR 5' 7 123 Soph. 1. Tracy Emmons attempts to tackle Earnest Ward’s running back. 2. The Hurricanes charge onto the field ready to play ball. 3. Backs. Football Brains and Brawn Go Hand John Fields RB Hamp Smith E Shannon Lambeth RB Scottie White WR Chris Norwood G 5' 8 135 Soph. 5' 11 160 Soph. 5' 10 150 Soph. 5' 4 124 Soph. 5' 8 144 Soph. Tracy Steadham T Eugene Waguspack E Tracy Emmons E Ronnie Hammonds QB Raye Barrow T 6' 0 175 Soph. 6' 3 175 Soph. 6' 0 155 Soph. 5' 10 156 Soph. 5' 9 200 Soph. Scott Herndon G Vince Morgan C Scott Barrow LB Scott Hammonds QB Greg Harris 5' 10 185 Fresh. 5' 10 200 Fresh. 5' 6 130 Fresh. 5' 2 140 8th 5' 4 116 8th t [ 30 4 Football v . J In Hand on the Gridiron 1. Straughn works for extra yards. 2. Team leaves field for halftime. 3. White and Waller cause Ernest Ward oppo- nent to fumble. 4. Coach Sawyer calls timeout. 5. Coach Sawyer goes over field strategies. 6. Cannon sprints for valuable yardage. 7. Kyles blocks oncoming pass. 8. Hammonds attempts to dodge Georgiana opponent. 9. Waller cuts to the outside. Football f 311 1. Anthony struggles to make first down. 2. Timmy finds open field on third down. 3. Anthony runs around the end to gain yardage. 4. Brian and Tracy give Jamie open field. 5. Anthony breaks through to make T.D. J-V Football Has 2-4 Season First Row: Ronnie Brinnon, Phillip Baggett, Ken Busbee, Steven Lawson, Sidney Williams, Stony Brock, Johnny White, David Holl- ington, Robert Cash, Tag Wagner, Bobby Morris, Dee Bondurant, Jimmy Harris. Second Row: Randy Enfinger, Keith Agerton, Joey Brock, Steven Sunday, Brian Shelton, Rudy Burkett, Keith Lambeth, Greg Odom, Scott Harwell, Rusty Harris, Gene Godwin. Football Steppin’ Up to 1 Heather Stewart Co-Captain The Jr. Cheerleaders began this year by having bake sales and having a back-to-school dance to raise money to buy uniforms and other accessories to benefit them throughout the year. The cheerleaders cheer at all Jr. Varsity football games and cheer for the “B” team boys’ basketball. They keep spirit alive for their teams by holding pep rallies and making spirit signs. The cheerleaders are under the leadership of Mrs. Barbara Jordan, who has served as sponsor for ten years. 1. Cheerleaders yell for more spirit at games. 2. Practicing before the game improves the squad. 3. Cheerleaders practice their double stunts. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders L 33 i Team Scores High Coach Jim McCutchin Jimmy Fagin Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Georgiana Excel Earnest Ward Excel Century T. R. Miller Baker . Atmore Uriah v Century Tim Green Clifton Dixon Darryl Jackson Timmy Kyles Greg Williams Ronnie Dixon Tony Y uhasz Jeff Harris I. I 4'} ■ifinid Basketball In Individual Achievement The 1983-84 A Varsity had a record of 5 and 15 under Head Coach Jim McCutchin. As of Feb. 9, the statistics were as follows: Timmy Kyles led in free throws with 53 and total points with 239; Tim Green with 89 total rebounds; Darryl Jackson led in assists with a total of 88. 1. Kyles shoots longshot. 2. Kyles scores 2 with layup. 3. Dixon jumps high against the Bulldogs. 4. Green goes up with jump shot. 5. Jackson evades Blackcat defense. 6. Green tries jumper against Miller. Basketball 35 - V _ y iJ Keith Agerton Dee Bondurant Ken Busbee Scott Hammond Scott Harwell Anthony Price Hamp Smith Flomaton Flc Flomaton Flomaton n Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomaton Flomator Flomaton Georgiana Excel Earnest Ward Excel Century Baker ou Uriah 36 34 d 'AI Earnest W Florala Baker Florala W.S. Neal Jay Uriah 51 39 35 31 40 56 33 49 42 Coach George Mosby Basketball V36 B Varsity Team Chris Wilson Vince Morgan Sidney Williams Wendell Richburg ■ Prepares For The Future The 1983-84 B Varsity, made up of Junior High as well as B Varsity players and coached by George Mosby, had a record of 4 and 13. Leading scorer as of 2-9-84 was Wendell Richburg with 133 points, while Scott Hammonds led the team with 38 free throws. 1. Price does a lay up against Century. 2. Hammonds goes up for two more. 3. Hammonds with a jump shot for two. 4. Wilson goes up with a jumper. 5. Richburg scores two against Century. 6. Richburg shoots inside the lane. 7. A lay up lands Hammonds two points. 8. Smith takes an outside shot. Basketball •V 37 S The 1983-84 Varsity Cheerleaders attended a DCA clinic at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, August 8- 11. Here they received “outstanding” ribbons every night, and on the last night received an overall second place rating in their division. Spreading 1. Cheerleaders prepare big sign for Century. 2. Cheerleaders present seniors Beth, Michelle, Lori and Audrey with flowers for the last game. 3. Capt. Lori White and Co. Capt Michelle Pittman let their pride shine through! 4. Cheerleaders do pyramids while the band plays. Cheerleaders That Spirit! Being a cheerleader does not mean their only job is cheering at games. They keep school spirit alive by making spirit signs, selling booster badges, and holding pep rallies. Not on- ly do the cheerleaders keep school spirit high at football games, but they also cheer for girls and varsity boys basket- ball. The cheerleaders are under the experienced leadership of Mrs. Ann Jackson, who has served in this capacity for thir- teen years. Dee Dee Brantley - . Jtl 1. No. 1, Second to None! 2. Go... Fight... Win ... Hurricanes! 3. Ain’t We Bad Now! 4. Stack up for a victory! 5. Cheerleaders pose in front of big sign before the Century game. y y Cheerleaders Lady Hurricanes End Season Kasey Nelson, Kim Enfinger, Anita Baldwin, Angie Dole, Susan Curry, Coach Judy Bell, Amanda Steadham, Angie Baldwin, Jill Byrd, Tonya Kyles, Manager Jimmie Courtney. {•40 i ¥ Anita Baldwin Senior F Susan Curry Junior C Kasey Nelson Junior G Jill Byrd Junior G Coach Judy Bell .H.S. Georgians T.R. Miller Opponent 54 36 21 51 58 Excel 26 48 Jay 45 40 Excel 6 36 St. Paul 38 50 Century 30 73 W.S. Neal (Toum.) 28 39 T.R. Miller (Tourn.) 40 30 Bass (Tourn.) 66 31 Baker 60 46 Atmore 40 53 Atmore 38 49 Jay 54 45 Uriah 14 48 Century 14 41 30 Georgians Red Level 37 31 44 Walnut Hill 17 35 Florala 34 49 Jay (Toum.) 53 28 T.R. Miller 36 39 Baker 50 40 St. Paul 36 26 Florala 32 Girls’ Basketball Tonya Kyles Amanda Steadham Sophomore G Sophomore F Angie Dole Sophomore F Kim Enfinger Sophomore G 1. Tonya goes up for the rebound. 2. Jill shoots for two to make it eight. 3. Angie hesitates before shooting. 4. Susan shoots her foul shots. 5. Jill shoots a fifteen footer. 6. Kasey tries from the outside. 7. Teresa tries to make her free throws. 8. Susan shoots for two more against Century. 9. Kasey takes foul against Uriah. Girls’ Basketball 1'41 i y y jllovuinq Jhrouali T)i me Make use of time if thou lovest eternity; yesterday cannot be recalled; tomorrow cannot be assured; only today is thine, which if thou procrastinate, thou losest; and which lost is lost forever. One today is worth two tomorrows. — Quarles 1. Betas raise money. 2. Talking at break. 3. Bonfire ’83 — Fun for everyone. 4. David, Carol, and BoBo enjoy themselves at break. 5. The Jr. Beta Club operates a school store. Dwayne Barker (no pic) Pam Booth Mike Bowles (no pic) Cindy Conner Pam Davis Angie Griffis Darryl Jackson (no pic) Brenda Johnson Karen Jones Michelle Lister Phyllis Neal Rachel Pugh Pam Salter Kenny Shivers Audrey Steadham Anthony Straughn (no pic) Beth Watson Tina Weaver Brenda White Theresa Wolford (no pic) Paula Ates Jeff Bell Sonya Brooks Todd Buckley Greg Chavere Junia Courtney Susan Curry Rhonda Hatfield Donna Hendrix Liz Hollington Jamie Lunsford Michelle Moye Kasey Nelson Tammy Owens Alan Smith Doug Welch Denise Smith Celeste Black Dee Dee Brantly Chris Brown Amanda Steadham Jeff Upton Tami West Mike Wolford t tx r 44 i v y Sr. Beta Club Beta Club 1. Audrey Steadham, Recording Sec.; Angie Grif- fis, Corr. Sec.; Karen Jones, Treasurer; Beth Wat- son, President; Pam Salter, Vice Pres.; Pam Davis, Reporter. Mrs. Jackson, Sponsor (not pictured). Our Achievers of Tomorrow Achievement, Character, Leadership, are qualities of Beta members. Being a Beta member is the highest scholastic honor received throughout high school. Beta Club started their year with an induction ceremony of their nine new members. They are very proud of the addition to their large family. The Beta Club plans include having their third annual gong show; sponsoring a bike-a-thon for St. Judes; purchasing tassels for the Seniors; and going to convention in Birmingham. 1. New Beta members take the pledge of honor to become official members of the Beta Club. 2. Audrey performed her famous skit “Audey” at state Beta Club convention. 3. Audrey receives her plaque from Beta Convention for performing “Audey.” 4. Officers wait to be installed. 5. Tami, Amanda, Mike, and Chris look on as Karen pins Dee Dee at the induction ceremony. 6. Pam takes her oath as Vice Pres. 7. Bob Moore was invited to F.H.S. to speak to our students about personal motivation. 8. Scott, Gene and Darren were the worst act in the 2nd annual gong show. 9. Ann Jackson has been the Beta Club sponsor for 12 years. 10. Rhonda Dixon does a dance routine to “Mickey” in the gong show. 11. Tina and Kelly sing “Rocky Top” in the gong show. Beta Club V 46; � 0 r B e t a C 1 u b encourages scholastic achievement for the younger members at FHS. They plan to contribute to several different service projects in order to help these organizations. Some of these projects are Cystic Fibrosis, St. Jude and The Leukemia Society. 1. Donna Fowler, Sec.; Sharman Owens, Pres.; Heather Stewart, V. Pres. 2. Chris Hoomes, Scott Harwell, Vince Morgan and Pam Salter (Sr.) all wait in anticipation for the ceremony to begin. 3. Our officers and senior members performed the induction ceremony. 4. All new members taking the oath. First Row: Shelly Deslonde, Stephanie White, Tami Lambeth, Karen Simmons. Second Row: Dana Adelott, Christi Killam, Sami Stewart, Heather Stewart, Sharman Owens, Steven Settle, Greg Byrd, Stoney Brock, Tommy Standefer. Third Row: Gwen Walton, Sponsor, Shannon Chancery, Donna Fowler, Valeria Pope, Angie Steadham, Kelly Arrington, Jeffery Beloat, Tag Wagner, Chris Holmes. Fourth Row: Timmy Harris, Greg Odom, Vince Morgan, Scott Harwell, Shane Booth, Rodney Lord, Chris Folson, Steven Sunday, Brian Shelton. No Pic.: Shellie Booth, Tracey Reichi, Sherry Hall, Shannon Lowery. r „ ■ First Row: Coach Jackson, sponsor. Second Row: Beth 7 son, Vice-President; Karen Jones, President. Third 1 i I Angie Griffis, Sec.; Pam Salter, Treasurer. F.H.S. Student Council Gettin It Together 1. Beth Watson, vice-president and Karen Jones, president. 2. Last year’s Student Council project of purchasing two palm trees to accent the FHS sign in front of the school was com- pleted on November 15,1983. 3. Karen, Beth, and Angie work hard to make the Council a success. Striving to improve Flomaton High was the goal of the 1983-84 Student Council. The officers are elected at the end of the previous year while the members are elected at the beginning of each year. In grades eight through eleven, one representative is elected from each homeroom. In the Senior Class, two representatives are elected from each homeroom. Student Council members work for better understanding between students and the administration. Tammy Carroll Pam Davis Susan Locklier Rachel Pugh Audrey Steadham Paula Ates Liz Hollington Denise Smith Dee Dee Brantley Christi Stewart Paula Bell Scott Harwell Tracey Reiche Tami Lambeth Shannon Chancery Kathy Wolford Student Council V r 47 3 First Row: Karen Jones, Asst. Business Manager; Pam Davis, Business Manager; Tippy Wagner, Photographer; Beth Watson, Editor; Brenda White, Co-Editor. Second Row: Junia Courtney, Denise Smith, Christie Stewart, Susan Locklier, Dee-Dee Brantley, Sherry Hall, Kasey Nelson. Third Row: Cindy Conner, Cindy Blair, Richard Armstrong, Paula Ates, Jamie Lunsford, Mike Wolford and Mrs. Folsom, sponsor. 1. During the summer Denise, Beth, Brenda, Junia, and Mrs. Folsom, at- tended annual clinic at South Alabama in Mobile. While there, they received a trophy for creativity in layouts and best ideas. 2. Karen, Susan, Christie, and Paula ask for Mrs. Folsom’s advice about a layout. 3. Paula, Jamie, Junia, Dee-Dee, Susan, Beth, Karen, Christie, and Pam pose for a picture on rock-n-roll day. 4. The Seniors in annual this year are: Cindy Blair, Karen Jones, Susan Locklier, Beth Watson, Brenda White, Pam Davis, and Cindy Conner. 5. Jamie looks on as Cindy prepares her layout. 6. Kasey works hard to meet deadlines. H u r r • i c a n e e r a 1 d First Row: Lynn Mclnnis, Junia Courtney, Cindy Conner, Dwayne Barker, Lisa Chavere, Timmy Kyles, Darryl Jackson, and Tonya Kyles. Pam Booth. Second Row: Mrs. Powell, For the first time, the Hur- ricane Herald was given its own class which was held fourth period. Each six weeks the H.H. staff published an edition of the school paper. 1. This year’s officers include: Co-Editor — Junia Courtney; Business Manager — Dwayne Barker; Editor — Cindy Conner; and Sponsor — Mrs. Powell. 2. Mrs. Powell and Cindy discuss the published paper. 3. Lynn and Pam work hard to meet deadlines. 4. Junia, Dwayne, and Cindy run-off sheets to complete paper. 5. Tonya, Darryl, and Timmy count votes for Ideal Boy and Girl. ft� Hurricane Herald : 49 v' Science Club To promote interest in science as a career or, at least a hobby, a new club was developed. This club is the Science Club, which also gives the students a chance to express their interests in the science or health fields. Plans for the year included entering Regional Science Fairs, and perhaps going to the Junior Academy of Science Convention. The main goal of the Science Club is to promote interest in the science fairs. The officers were Chris Brown, Pres.; Michelle Smith, V. Pres.; Shellie Booth, Sec.; and Mrs. Walton and Mrs. Jordan, Sponsors. F.F.A. The main purpose of the F.F.A. is to develop competition, aggression, rural and agricultural leadership, to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupation, and to develop character, train for useful citizenship and foster patriotism. The F.F.A. officers are Dwayne Barker, Pres.; Doug Welch, V. Pres.; Jeff Harris, Treas.; Bo Bo Bell, Sent.; Brian Parker, Rep.; Richard Armstrong, Sec.; and Mr. Williams, Sponsor. F.H.A. The F.H.A. theme for 1983-84 is “New Beginnings — Daring to Discover.” The main purpose of F.H.A. is to strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society and to create an awareness of the multiple roles of men and women in today’s society. The officers are Lori Lord, Pres.; Tina Lambeth, V. Pres.; Brenda Johnson, Sec.; Sharie Sellers, Treas.; Janet Knowles, Hist.; Angie Griffis, Soc. Chairman; Cheryl Sellers, Song Leader; Robin Carden, Rep.; and Mrs. Ferguson, sponsor. • 5CM Clubs y F Club The F Club is an organization consisting of students who have exhibited outstanding athletic ability. Each spring an annual sports banquet is held, and students who have lettered in one or more sports — football, boys’ and girls’ basketball, baseball, cheerleading — immediately become a member of the F Club. This club has existed at F.H.S. for approximately 27 years. The sponsor is the head football coach. This year’s sponsor is Guy Sawyer. Joy Club “Jesus first, Others second, and Yourself last” is the basic principle to which Joy Club members prescribe. Every morning short devotions are given by members of the club. Besides having devotions each morning before school, Joy Club has several bake sales during the Christmas season to help buy Christmas presents for underpriviledged families in Escambia County. The following are this year’s officers: Pam Davis, president; Cindy Blair, vice president; Theresa Wolford, Secretary; Brenda White, treasurer; and Mrs. Folsom, sponsor. Clubs L 51 “ v . ? fir1 “id Presenting the Pride of Half Time! OFFICERS ARE — First Row: Susan Locklier, Treasurer; Karen Jones, President; Pam Salter, Vice- President. Second Row: Junia Courtney, Librarian; Dwayne Conrad, Librarian; Kenny Shivers, Public Rela- tions; Cheryl Brock, Public Relations; Michelle Lister, Secretary. SENIORS — Michelle Lister, Kenny Shivers, Susan Locklier, Karen Jones, Lorie Lord, Pam Salter, Cheryl Brock, Tami Beloat, Carol Parker, Kelly Boutwell, Dwayne Conrad. JUNIORS — Michelle Moye, Sandy Brantley, Junia Courtney, Paula Ates, Richard Armstrong, Cheryl Sellers. SOPHOMORES — Sandy Sales, Celeste Black, Laura White, Renee Fowler, Tami West, Lisa Lawson, Gary Morris, Samantha Carden, Catherine Ellison, Chris Brown, Shelia Ates, Jeff Hill. FRESHMEN — Shannon Baggett, Holly Bell, Sharmon Owens, Jodie Courtney, Heather Stewart, Donna Fowler, Christi Killam. 8th GRADE — Shannon Chancery, Amy Pope, Shannon Matheny, Chris Folsom, Jeff Beloat. 7th GRADE — Teresa Carden, Alisa Findley, Juanette Howell, Tracy Knowles, Shannon Lambeth, Wendy Owens, April Stewart, James Brown, Kendall Byrd. The band was under the field direction of Drum Major Karen Jones. Karen has served as drum major for the Flomaton Hurricane Marching Band for two years. She attended the “Heart of Dixie” Band Camp at Auburn University during the summer where she learned various directing techniques. We’ve Got Spirit 1. Senior band members are First Row: Susan Locklier, Kelley Boutwell, Lori Lord, Karen Jones, Pam Salter, Tami Beloat, Carol Parker. Second Row: Dwayne Conrad, Kenny Shivers, Michelle Lister and Cheryl Brock. 2. Karen directs the band at half-time. 3.-4. On October 15, the band traveled to Opp, Alabama, and participated in the Little Big Horn Marching Contest. Karen received a superior rating as drum major. The band received an excellent rating and also placed second in their division. 5. Jeff Hill, Valerie Pope, Katherine Ellison and Jeff Beloat prepare for the half-time show. Majorettes Earn Superior The majorettes were under the leadership of Head Majorette Susan Locklier. The majorettes received an overall superior rating at the Little Big Horn Marching Contest held in Opp, Alabama. During the summer they also attended the Heart of Dixie Band Camp where they learned various routines which have been helpful in accenting the band by performing dance routines, baton routines, and fire twirling. Carol Parker, Head Majorette Susan Locklier, Sandy Sales 1. Susan twirling at halftime. 2. Susan Locklier and Carol Parker are this year’s Senior Majorettes. 3,4,5. The majorettes twirl their fire batons carefully during the Flomaton and Century game. Majorettes £ t 55 ' v y Pride Shines Through Under the leadership of Capt. Pam Salter, the 1983-84 colorguard added to their performances with sporty, new rainbow-striped flags and stylish uniforms. This helped add color and dimension to the outer field. During the summer, the Colorguard attended the “Heart of Dixie” band camp at Auburn University in Auburn, Alabama. Here they learned various routines and marching skills. These were to be very useful to them during the marching season. The Colorguard finished the season with an excellent rating which they received at the Little Big Horn Marching Contest in Opp, Alabama. First Row: Pam Salter, Sandy Brantley. Second Row: Sheila Ates, Jodi Court- ney. Third Row: Cheryl Sellers, Lisa Lawson, Lori Lord, Tami West. 1. Pam and Lisa show their pride during practice. 2. Practice makes perfect! 3. Lori, Pam and Sheila work during afternoon practice. 4. Pam and Lori are the only senior col- orguard members. 5. The Colorguard works on new routine for Homecoming. 56- Flags Behind The Scenes The Drama Club was or- ganized on September 15, 1983. The club’s primary purpose is to encourage students’ interest in and appreciation of theatrical drama, both professional and amateur. The club has enjoyed attend- ing both professional and col- lege productions of plays. For entertainment during the Miss FHS pageant, the drama club presented a skit entitled “Fami- ly Feud.” This year’s events culminated in the club’s pro- duction of the spring play, Webb of Murder, a mystery comedy written by Jonathan Troy. 1. Audrey Steadham and Mike Wolford played Mr. and Mrs. Hickory for the skit entitled “Family Feud.” 2. Greg Harris, Carol Parker, Audrey Steadham, and Mike Wolford played as the Hickory family. Alan Smith played Richard Dawson. 3. Chris Brown, Pam Davis, Cheryl White and Tippy Wagner played as the Snobbit family. 4. Drama club members entered a car in the Homecoming parade. 5. The Hickorys open fire on the Snobbits. Atm Ar Voca Cen Trade 1. The trade school officers include: B.O.E. — Jo Ann Sum- merlin, Pres.; Tammy Owens, Hist.; Rhonda Hatfield, Rep.; Donna Hendrix, Pari. Auto Body and Fender Repair — Billy Merritt, Pres.; Scottie Waller, Sec.; Tuffy Boutwell, Treas. Power and Diesel Mechanics — Paul Howell, V. Pres. 2. Ronnie Dixon and Tony Yuhasz practice skills learned in Building and Construction. 3. Attending trade school this year were: Front Row: Donna Hendrix, Tammie Owens, Angie Carter, Sandy Brantley, Binion VanHoosen, Phyllis Neal, Jamie Boutwell, Kelly Boutwell, Cheryl Brock, Rodney Mclnnis. Second Row: Annitta Baldwin, Rhonda Hatfield, Scottie Waller, Ronnie Dixon, Paul Howell, Debbie Knowles, Stan Smith, Tuffy Boutwell, Wendell Carnley, Tony Yuhasz, Jamie Strength. 4. Wendell Carnley, Rodney Mclnnis, Paul Howell, and Binion VanHoosen look on as the parts of the machine are explained in Power and Diesel Mechanics. 5. Tuffy Boutwell, Jamie Boutwell, Stan Smith, and Jamie Strength work on a car in Auto Body and Fender Reapir. 6. Cheryl Brock, Phyllis Neal, Sandy Brantley, Tammy Owens, Donna Hendrix, Rhonda Hatfield, and Debbie Knowles learn the skills of office management in B.O.E. 7. Annitta Baldwin learns how to take inventory in Sales and Marketing. Trade School ore ea tional ter School ■59 Trade School V' 7 }lowinq TJhrouqh TJime Be avaricious of time; do not give any moment without receiving it in value; only allow the hours to go from you with as much regret as you give to your gold; do not allow a single day to pass without increasing the treasure of your knowledge. — Letourneux 1. Learning about computers. 2. Art gives students a chance to express their talents. 3. Standing in the lunch line is part of a typical school day. 4. Cokes: 40c; Potato Chips: 35e. 5. Ready! Set! Go! Will, People Administration Ken Corbin — Principal Administrator M.A. Livingston University Duties include finances, scheduling, and over-all supervision. “I would like to see the students receive a well- rounded education to their abilities.” Margaret Long — Secretary Duties include typing, filing, and keeping the books. “Surely if we take advantage of opportunities in the process of education the words stated in Proverbs will hold tremendous treasures for us. Leon Jackson — Assistant Principal M.A. Livingston University Teaches — Alg. I and II, and Physics. “Everyone is created equal. After that it’s up to the individual.” I u‘ 62 v y Administration High School Faculty ... 1. Jim McCutchin M. Ed. Guidance Counselor, Psychology. “The only difference in being a champ and a chump is u” 2. Judy Bell B.S. Computer, Algebra, Geometry, P.E. “Dig a little deeper.” 3. Gerald Cofer B.S. Band “Practice and Pride make Perfect.” 4. Shelmerdene P. Folsom M. Ed. English, Annual. “Knowledge is horizontal; wisdom is vertical — it comes down from above. 5. Guy Sawyer M.E. P.E. “Give it your best shot.” 6. Sherrie S. Lisenby B.S. American History, American Government. “The world stands aside to let anyone pass who knows where he is going.” Faculty I f 64 V y 6 1. James Dees B.S., Library Science “Our children are our greatest natural resource.” 2. Annie M. Locke M.Ed., Health, P.E. “Waste not my time.” 3. Beverly A. Ferguson M.S., Home Economics “Before you flare up at anyone’s faults, take time to count ten — ten of your own.” 4. Ann Jackson B.S., Typing, English, Art, Accounting “You can do anything you want to, if you want to enough.” 5. Brenda Gandy B.A., English, Math “This above all — to thine own self be true. And it must follow as night the day. Thou cans’t not then be false to any man.” Hamlet I, iii. 6. Barbara Jordan M.A., Biology, Social Studies “Be yourself; who else is better qualified.” Faculty Education Is The Apprenticeship Of Life. Wiiimott 1. Cassandra C. Powell M.Ed., English, Business Math, Journalism Failure doesn’t mean you should give up ... it does mean you should try harder 2. Paul H. Dickerson, Jr. M.A., English, Math Thy word is a lamp unto my feet.” 3. Martha J. Floyd B.A., Special Education Knowledge is free five days per week — bring your container and drink. 4. Gwen Walton A.A., Science A mind is a terrible thing to waste. 5. Peyton Williams A.A., Vocational Agriculture I am going to fry ymir ham! 6. George Mrjsby M.A., Social Studies, Driver’s Education Good, better, best. Never let it rest until good is bet' ter and better is best. - . Better Education Begins With You j Time passes and things change but how they change is up to us as faculty and students. A better school isn’t just composed of a new school building. We, as students of F.H.S., should strive to make ourselves bet- ter people-morally and academically. The county and state, as a whole, are working to upgrade education. But their efforts will be in vain if each student doesn’t want to improve him her self. The change must first begin inside the individual. 1. Mr. Corbin experiments with the new inter- com system. 2. Students view video tape of “Dead Wrong,” a story about the life of John Lewis Evans III. ft t66; Academics To get the most out of education a student must show determination and courage. Each student must take advantage of guidance available, select courses that are suitable to his abilities, and put forth day to day effort to become the best student possible. 1. The Jr. High computer team Dee Bondurant (timer), Chris Brown, Chris Folsom, Jonathon Simpson, Brian Shelton, Mike Wolford, won the National Knowledge — Master academic competitor 2. College — prep English class discusses the day’s work in groups. 3. Coach Jackson explains to Denise, Alan, Brian, and Junia how to work a physics experiment. 4. Kasey and Susan work hard to finish their lab work. 5. Students in Mrs. Jordan’s biology class prepare to dissect a fetal pig. 6. The Sr. team; Pam, Rachel, Tina, Beth, Charlotte, Ray, Karen, and Brenda also competed in the National Knowledge — Master academic competition. 7. Mrs. Jackson’s Art class prepares the scenery for the Miss F.H.S. pageant. I Academics 7 .67; v. .. Exploring Available Learning Resources The state and county can pass the laws and provide the facilities for excellence in education, but on- ly YOU can attain this excellence by your individual efforts. 1. Mrs. Jordan displays the success card given to students who showed outstanding achievements. 2. Tag Wagner, on behalf of the Jr. Beta Club, presents Mrs. Young with a plaque on her retirement. 3. Judge Earnie White talks to the students of F.H.S. about the dangers of drugs and alcohol. 4. Guidance counselor, Jim McCuthin, discusses the Alabama High School Graduation Exam with Scottie Stewart, Fred Morris, Jeff Harris, and Debra Turk. 5. Brenda wins first place in the Montgomery Advertiser Spelling Bee held at the school. 6. Denise attends the Second Annual Governor’s Con- ference on Drug Awareness. 7. S. Career Night offers students an opportunity to talk to colleges and services about their future. {■68 - V Academics They Brighten Our Environment What would Flomaton High do without their lunchroom workers, janitors, and bus drivers? These employees are sometimes taken for granted, but their work is essential to the function of the school. 1. Lunchroom workers, Louise Moye (manager), Reavie Watson, Hiley B. Williams, Majorie Nelson, Joann Steadham, Frances Palmer, Lilly Tolbert, Betty Pleasant prepare hot lunches for the students daily. 2. The Elementary custodians are Lucie Black and Earnest Bowen. 3. The custodian for the Middle School is Linda Steadham. 4. The High School custodians are Sadie Baldwin and James Hartley. 5. Busdrivers, Deannie Roe, Irene Graves, Sherry Bell, Gwen Knowles, Jake Baldwin, Judy Courtney, Bonnie Byrd, Devere Moye, Gwen Obannon, and Minnie Carter transport the students safely to and from school each day. Some of the drivers begin the day as early as 6 A.M. Support Personnel Instruction Ends in the Schoolroom Paula Henderson Janice Johnson Linda Luttrell Dorothy Bryant Cindy Douglas First Grade Second Grade Second Grade Kindergarten Kindergarten B.S. A.A. M.A. B.S. B.S. Jean Johnson Bettye Martin Patty Ridley Beth Drew Cindy Ellis (no Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade First Grade pic.) M. Ed. r 70 Xy 1 y Faculty ir' M. Ed. M.S. B.S. Mary Jordan Third Grade B.S. Pat Sasser Fifth Grade B.S. First Grade B.S. Ola Neal Sogers Third Grade B.S. Marion Williams Fifth Grade B.S. but Education Ends Only With Life. Brenda Dean Iola Williams Gloria Key Eleanor Faye Deborah Seventh Grade Chapter I SLD Teacher Anderson McDonald B.A. Reading M.S. Sixth Grade Sixth Grade B.S. B.S. B.S. Alice Brown Roberta Odom Teacher Aide Merle Nolin Teacher Aide W. M. Broughton Anthony Teacher Aide. Seventh Grade Davidson M.A. Seventh Grade B.S. Lynn Milligan TMR Teacher Frankie Samuel M.S. EMR Teacher B.S. Sarah Ward Teacher Aide Carolyn Jordan f1 Teacher Aide 71 1 Faculty V y Valedictorian Serving as Valedictorian of the 1984 Senior Class with a 7.0310 grade point average is Rachel Pugh. Rachel, a graduate of McCall Junior High School, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pugh. She was chosen to Who’s Who Among American High School Students, was selected as the Southern Pine Good Citizen- ship Girl, was a member of the Beta Club, a member of the Student Council, and was a recipient of the Washington Youth Tour. She enjoys singing, sewing, cooking, playing the piano, and reading. Her plans are to attend Jefferson Davis State Junior College and major in elementary education. 1. Rachel gains valuable knowledge by taking a course in computer math. 2. Rachel spends a great deal of time studying. 9Z f 72 V y U ' u Valedictorian Salutatorian Graduating with a 6.9262 grade point average, Brenda White is the salutatorian of the 1984 Senior Class. Brenda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. White. She was chosen to Who’s Who Among American High School Students, was Co- Editor of the ’84 Hurricane, was chosen to participate at the Youth Citizenship Seminar in Arkansas, was a member of the Beta Club, and was Treasurer of the Joy Club. She enjoys reading, listening to music, and swimming. Brenda plans to at- tend Jefferson Davis State Junior College and major in biology. 1. Physics offers a challenge for Brenda during her busy class schedule. 2. In order to maintain her grade point average, Brenda studies a great deal. Salutatorian r 73 r Y 73 'y 6- kS Seniors Make It To The Top Pam Davis 6.8023 r ’ii Beth Watson 6.7906 Karen Jones 6.2571 Mike Bowles 6.1310 Kenny Shivers 6.0725 Michelle Lister 6.0605 Tina Weaver 5.8933 Phyllis Neal 5.7791 V 'y Top Ten Senior Leaders 1. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Vice Presidents, Karen Jones and Lori White; President, Cindy Conner; Secretary, Michelle Lister; and Assis- tant Secretaries, Pam Salter and Dwayne Barker. 2. 12-1 Class Favorites Cindy Conner and Bo-Bo Bell 3. 12-2 Class Favorites Susan Locklier and Ray Holland 4. 12-3 Class Favorites Beth Watson and Brian Richburg 5. Senior sponsors, Mrs. Lisenby, Mr. Williams, and Mrs. Ferguson, organize and supervise various Senior activities. 6. The Senior Class chose their class song, class flower, and class colors during their first meeting. Officers, Sponsors, and Favorites ? 75 - v y B o G i s t y Mike Bowles and Pam Davis were chosen by the faculty as the Boys’ State and Girls’ State representatives. Girls’ State was held at Huntingdon College and Boys’ State was held at Troy State University. They spent a week learning about the city and state government and the due process of law. They each participated in mock elections with the elected officials spen- ding one day in their prospec- tive office. Mike was sponsored by the Flomaton Lions Club and Pam was sponsored by the Flomaton Research Club. c 1 Y o t 1 u z t h e S e n s m i h i n a P t 76 - y Senior Awards r Brenda White, Pam Booth, and Cindy Blair were selected by the Brewton Civitan Club to attend the annual Youth Citizenship Seminar held in Searcy, Arkansas. They, along with students from other parts of the South, departed on June 13 and spent a week at Harding University. While there, they attended seminars on democracy, communism, and free enterprise. The seminars included guest speakers and films which emphasized the responsibilty of each citizen in helping to preserve the freedoms of our country. 1. While attending the Youth Citizen- ship Seminar in Arkansas, Pam, Cindy, and Brenda visited a camp near Searcy. 2. On the final day of Girls’ State, Pam received recognition for her attendance. Washington Youth Tour ■ ■ ■ Rachel Pugh and Rodney Mclnnis were selected by the faculty as the Southern Pine Good Citizenship Girl and Boy. They were then given the op- portunity to compete with students from other area schools for a trip to Washington, D.C. After being interviewed by a panel of judges at Jefferson Davis Junior Col- lege, Rachel and Jeff Harris, a student from Uriah, were awarded this honor. During the week of June 12 — June 17 Rachel toured Washington, D.C. and visited many historic landmarks and met some of the prominent leaders of our nation. 1. The Capitol 2. United States Marines participate in the sun-set parade. 3. Supreme Court of Justice 4. Lincoln Memorial 5. A view of the Potomac River. Washington Youth Tour f � f'77 - V Flowing Through Time WENDALL ADAMS — FFA 3,4. ANNITTA BALDWIN — Basketball 8th, 2, 3, 4; We defeated Jay 1 10 83 — 59-46; All Tournament Basketball team 12 17 83; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Athletic; Softball Offen- sive Award — 3; F Club 8th, 2, 3, 4; FHA 8th, 1; Deca Club 3, 4. DWAYNE BARKER — Football 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Hurricane Herald Staff — Business Manager 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; FFA President 4; Prom 2, 3, 4; Art 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Most Dependable — Sr. Who’s Who. BOBO BELL — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior party 4; C.P., D.C., B.P., W.A., J.S., C.C.; Junior party 3; D.C., B. P., W.A.; Bonfire 3, 4; Sept. 10, 20, 28, 29 — C. P.; May 18, 1984; Most Flirtatious — Sr. Who’s Who; Prom 3, 4; Coon Hunting — 7 years. TAMI BELOAT — R.O.T.C. - 1, 2; R.O.T.C. Girls Drill Team — 2; Band 3, 4; Lit- tle Big Horn Band Competition 3, 4; Bonfire 3, 4; Pep Rallys 3, 4; Homecoming Parade 2,3; Christmas Parade 3, 4; Home Ec. 1, 3; Art 4; Drama Club 4; French 2. BARBARA BENSON — May 18,1984. WILLIE BENSON — May 18,1984. CINDY BLAIR - Sr. Beta Club 4; Joy Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Hurricane Herald 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Youth Citizenship Seminar 3; Bonfire 4; Miss F.H.S. 4; A.C. Troubled Tape; Modern Miss Scholarship Pageant — Summer of ’83; Class Trip to Mobile 3; Arkansas — Toga Party, running down the hall in sheets, room checks, Duran, canoeing, good times with B.W., L.J., P.B.; 16th and 17th birthday parties; May 18, 1984. PAM BOOTH — Boofie: Beta Club 3, 4; Convention 4; Jr. Beta Club 1; Assistant Secretary 1, 3; Vice-President 2; Student Council 4; FHA 1; Hurricane Herald 4; Valen- tine’s Day 3; Red Roses; Jr. Class Trip to Mobile; Football Season 2, 3, 4; Homecoming 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Dance 3, 4; Bonfire 3, 4; July 4, 1982; Thanksgiving ’83 S.S.; Memories of J.M., Prom 3, 4; Arkansas — Summer of ’83; Toga Party; Special times with great friends; P-cola Interstate Fair with R.C. and C.B.; P-cola with R.C.; Senior Parties; Weekends; Class Day; Graduation night. KELLEY BOUTWELL — Band 1, 2, 4; FHA 1,3; Trade School 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Class Favorite 1, 2; Senior Who’s Who — Most Flir- tatious; Driver’s Ed. (K.J., C.B.) Junior Trip; Bonfire 3, 4; FHS vs. CHS 1980; Prom 3, 4; Greg - 7 31 83; 7 30 83; 10 1 83 (L.L., C.B., R.C., H.B.. S.B.) Talent Show, P-cola 10 18 83; 6 25 83; 1 13 84 Friends; May 18, 1984. MIKE BOWLES - J.V. Basketball 1; Junior Beta Club 1; FFA 1, 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Convention 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Prom Night 3, 4; Senior Who’s Who — Shyest; May 18,1984; Top Ten 6. CHERYL BROCK — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Of- ficer 4; Most Improved Musician 1979-80; FHA 1; F Club; FBLA 3, 4; Softball Statisti- cian 3, 4; Brockie; Laughs at Trade School with K.B., P.N.; Parties in Brewton; Junior Trip to Mobile; Bonfire 3, 4; Best Friends K.B., L.L., R.C., P.B.; Homecoming 1, 2, 3, 4; Operation Spotlight; Haunted House; Hardee’s and Pizza Hut; May 18,1984. KIM BURT — May 18,1984. JANE BYRD — Class Play 1; Flag 2; Little Big Horn Marching Contest; FHA 2, 3; Soft- ball 2; Bonfire ’82; A.A.V.C. Social Chairman 3; Basketball 3; Class Trip 3; Prom 3 — R.G., 4; Bonfire ’83; Joy Club 3, 4; Friends L.B., R.G., A.C., M.E., T.W., J.G., C.H., K.J., A.D.; Special Memory B.F.; May 18, 1984; Summer ’84. KENNY CANNON — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; F Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 4; Prom 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most School Spirit; Sr. Trip; Homecoming 4; Jay game 1983; McIntosh 1981. DAVID CARDEN — Alabama — Auburn same ’83; Coon Hunting with BoBo; Journey; Loverboy; AC DC; Van Halen; Class Party; Party in Pensacola; May 18,1984. ROBIN CARDEN — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; Softball 3, 4; F Club 4; Junior trip to Mobile; Bonfire 3, 4; Oct. 30, 1983 — C.M.; Good Times in Flomaton and Brewton; Senior Parties; 13-12; Bama; Firecracker Fight with D.L.; Class Day; May 18.1984. WENDELL CARNLEY — Trade School President 4; Ag. 2; Summer ’83; May 18,1984. TAMMY CARROLL — FHA 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; Miss FHS 3, 4; Prom 3, 4; Class Favorite 3; Roses 2 14 1983; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Thoughtful; Faded friendship; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 18,1984. MARILYN CASH — Sept. 17, ’83; Homecoming; Atmore with Dennis Bell; Flomaton and Century game — Oct. 28; Mud Riding; April 22, 1982; G.H.; April 2, 1984; May 84! CINDY CONNER - Class President 1, 4; Class Vice-President 2; Asst. Class Secretary 3; Class Favorite 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Dependable; Beta Club 4; Jr. Beta Club Treasurer 1; Annual 2, 3, 4; H.H. Editor 4; H.H. Co-Editor 3; FHA Vice President 1; FHA Secretary 2, 3; Bonfire 3; Fire-fighting with A.G.; Playing in boxes with T.G. 4; P.N.’s friendship 1, 2, 3, 4 and always; Prom 2 and good times with Donnie; Feb. 1981 — March 1983; Summer ’83 with Gay; Kenny Rogers’ Concert; Prom 4; “Ronnie”; 10 14 83 (Forever) Sr. Party 1 6 84; May 18,1984. DWAYNE CONRAD - Band 8 years; Sec- tion Leader 4; Band trips; Most Improved Musician Award 1980-81; Treasurer 4; Honor Band Concert 2, 3, 4; All State 4; Class Day 4; Prom 3, 4; Bonfire 3, 4; B.J. April 5, 1983; Blue-Gray Game 79; FFA 1, 2; 13-12; F Club; Track 8th, 1, 2; Brewton; Atmore; Lab 3, 4; Homecoming 1, 2,3,4; May 18,1984. ARLENE COOPER — Class Favorite 3; Miss FHS Top Ten 4; 2nd runner-up Talent 4; Friends — C.B., B.W., T.W., J.C., J.B., M.C.; Class trip 3; Joy Club; FHA. PAM DAVIS - Jr. Beta Club 8th, 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; Class President 3; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Business Manager 3, 4; Joy Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Drama Club Secretary 4; Senior Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; H.H. Staff 2, 3; Top Ten 3; Girls’ State Representative; 2nd place — County Social Studies Fair, State Beta Con- vention 2, 3, 4; National Beta Convention 3; Feb. ’83; Creek D S; P-cola-Red Lobster; Crooke’s Collards and mailbox; Saturday night jams; Homecoming ’83; Buster’s; Bon- fire 3, 4; Chemistry Lab shower — Tina; Jr. Class trip; Business Tournament in Andalusia with B.W., T.W., K.S., P.S.; Annual Clinic 3; “Family Feud” skit; Computer Knowledge Bowl — Technical difficulties 4; Class Day; Baccalaureate; Computer room — Lunch — T.W., B.W., B.H.; Lightbulbs; May 18.1984. CHRISTINE DIXON — FHA 1, 3, 4; Soft- ball 3, 4; 11 19 81; Trade School 3; April ’83 trip; Century Game 4; Homecoming 4; FHA party 4; Deca 3; Century game ’83; Gong Show 82; F Club 3, 4; 6 28 83; 7 14 83; May 18, 1984. MELISSA EASTERLING — FHA 1, 2, 3; Joy Club 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Foreign Language Club 2; Prom 3; May 18, 1984; Cheerleader 2; Volleyball 1, 2,3; Softball 1. ROBERT ENGLISH — May 18,1984. ROBIN GODWIN — Prom 3, 4; FHA 1, 3, 4; Joy Club 4; Trade School 3; P-cola Beach; Homecoming ’83; May 18, 1984; July 4, 1983; Weekends; Bonfire 3,4; Dec. 24,1983; Auburn tt3 1984; 1 14 84; Summer ’84. JULIE GRAVES — May 18,1984; Joy Club 3, 4; Century game 3, 4; Valentine’s Dance 3; Homecoming 3, 4; Prom 3, 4; Friends T.W., T.C., R.G., J.B., T.W., R.G., A.C., B.W.; Class Trip 3. TIM GREEN - Michelle; 5 14 83, Very Special Love; 10 4 83, M.P.; U.C. This B’s for you; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; ERC Champs 2 (18- 7); Football 2, 3; ROLL TIDE! Who’s Who — Most Intellectual; Homecoming 4; Journey ’83; Alabama ’83; Kenny Rogers ’83; May 18, 1984; Sr. Beta Club 4. ANGIE GRIFFIS — Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Cheerleader 3; F Club 3, 4; Prom 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Chair- man 2, 4; Class Officer 3; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Talkative; Summer of ’82 with G.W.; Married 1 21 83; Brandy 8 27 83; Roses from Rodney; Milton with M.P.; Band 1, 2, 3; Flag 2; All my rowdy friends K.B., C.P., M.P. CHARLOTTE HENDERSON — Drama Club — Treasurer 4; State Playoffs 3; Annual Staff 3; EAC Cheerleader 3; FCA 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Extraordinary Christian High School Students 3; 3rd runner-up, 1st place talent — Miss FHS 4; Knowledge Bowl — Technical Difficulties; Softball — District Champs 3; Softball 4; Prom 3, 4; Class Day; May 18, 1984; Bama Homecoming; Baccalaureate; Best times of my life. GREG HINOTE — Senior Who’s Who — Most Unpredictable; FFA 1, 2; F Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Camping with B.R., S.S., W.R., B.P., T.B., J.B., J.B.; Bonfire; Prom 3, 4; Kelley; May 18,1984. RAY HOLLAND — French II 1; J.V. Foot- ball 2; Baseball 3, 4; Weight Lifting Competi- tion 3; Prom 3, 4; Senior Parties 4; Homecom- ing 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Best Looking; Class Favorite 2, 3, 4; Class Day 4; May 18, 1984. PAUL HOWELL — Ag 1, 2; Trade School 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Prom 3; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Thoughtful; May 18, 1984. DARRYL JACKSON — Basketball 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Sr. Who’s Who — Best Dressed; F Club 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball Defense Award 1982-83; Journalism 4; Jr. Class trip to Mobile; May 18,1984. BRENDA JOHNSON — Basketball 1; Secretary 4; Prom 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bonfire 3, 4; April 24, 1982; Two years with Jeff B.; Class Day; May 18, 1984. KAREN JONES — Band 8 years; Drum Major 3, 4; Superior rating 3, 4; Band Presi- dent 3, 4; Public Relations 1, 2; Concert clarinet; Blue-Gray Game; Spring Concert 3, 4 (Bathtub); Jr. Beta Club 8th, 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Beta Convention 2, 3, 4; Lightbulbs; Student Council 8th, 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; F Club 1, 2; Jr. and Sr. Class Trip; Mom, Dad, and Linda; Orange Beach — P.S., S.L., B.W.; Awesome Four- some; Top Ten 5; Bonfire 3, 4; Class of ’84 dominates; FHA; Miss FHS 2nd runner-up; Miss FHS Top Ten 3; Jr. Miss ’83; Senior Who’s Who — Most Intellectual; Class Vice- President 3, 4; Class Favorite 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Champions of Brass; Hawaii and Virgin Islands; Band Camp 3, 4; Six Flags; Bat girl with P.S. 3, 4; Track; Annual staff 2,3,4; Asst. Business Manager 3, 4; Gong Show; Best Friends P.S., B.W., S.L., L.W.; “Brick House”; P-cola; Football games; ROLL TIDE — “Bear”; Prom 3, 4; Century’s Prom — “Stairway to Heaven” Dozen red roses from Senior Directory With Memories Ramon; May 1, 1982 (Oats); 9 18 81; 12 25 83; (AN); Show Biz; New Year’s Eve with R.W.; Lionel Richie; Bocephus; ELO; Alabama; E.G.G.S. and J.A.J.S.; Class Day; Special times with Ramon West; May 18, 1984. JANET KNOWLES - Senior Who’s Who — Shyest; Home Ec. Social Chairman; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 3, 4; Joy Club; Bonfire; Best Friends T.L., A.W.; May 18,1984. TIMMY KYLES — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; FFA 1. 2, 3; F Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism 4; Track 1, 2; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Athletic. TINA LAMBETH — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Who’s Who — Best All Around; Miss FHS 3, 4; Bonfire 3,4; Jr. Class trip; Brian R. — June 19, 1983; Prom 3, 4; Homecoming 1, 2, 3, 4; Speical times with friends; K.B., G.H., B.R. — horseback riding; May 18,1984. MICHELLE LISTER - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 3, 4; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Convention 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Best Dressed; 2nd runner-up Homecoming Queen; Class Secretary 3, 4; Student Council 3; Top Ten 8; Prom 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; FHA 1, 4; Class Favorite 1; Times with best friends A.L., J.L., P.A.; Atmore 1 6 84-1 28 84; Shoc- co Springs ’83; May 18,1984. SUSAN LOCKLIER — Band 8 years; Ma- jorette 4 years; Feature twirler 3; Head Ma- jorette 4; Superior rating 3, 4; Blue — Gray Game; Band Officer 4; Student Council 4; Jr. Beta Club 8th, 1; Annual staff 2, 3, 4; H.H. staff 2, 3; Joy Club President 3; FRA 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; F Club; Track 1, 2; Class Favorite 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Attrac- tive; Miss FHS 4; 4th runner-up 3; 2nd runner-up 2; 3rd place talent 2; 1st runner-up in Jr. Miss; Talent award (knives), Physical Fitness Award; Top ten in Troy State Band Camp Pageant 3; Homecoming Attendant 8th, 2; 1st runner-up Homecoming Queen; Orange Beach, P.S., K.J., B.W.; Darrell; President Home Ec. 2; Song Leader 1; 13-12; Best Friends P.S., K.J., L.W., B.W.; Awesome Foursome”; E.G.G.S.; Journey; Loverboy; Prom 8th, 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Class trips; May 18, 1984; Bonfire 3, 4; Class Day; Senior Bowl ’83; Gong Show. LORIE LORD — FHA 1, 3, 4; President 4; Basketball 1; Little Bighorn Marching Con- test 2, 3, 4; Senior Skip Day 1; Homecoming 3, 4; Prom 2,3,4. RODNEY McINNIS — Football 1; Basket- ball 2, 3; Prom 3, 4; Drama Club 4; May 18, 1984. TONI McLEMORE — May 18, 1984. Good times with K.J., P.S., C.B., R.C., S.L., C.P., L.W.; Pizza Hut; 13-12; P-cola; Crimson Tide; Bonfire 3, 4; Colorguard; Miss FHS 2, 3, 4; Senior portraits; Class Day; Jr. Class Trip; Operation Spotlight; May 18,1984. PHYLLIS NEAL — Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3; Head 3; Superior 3; Century game 2; Class Secretary 1, 2; FBLA Reporter 3; FBLA contest 3, 4; Miss FHS 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Friendliest; Sugar Bowl 4; W.N. 5 1 80, 8 23 83, 1 29 83, 11 22 83; Sports Banquet 1; Prom 2, 3, 4; C.C.; Class Day; May 18,1984; Top Ten 10. BURT ODOM — May 18,1984. EARNESTINE ODOM — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball; Jr. Class trip to Mobile. CAROL PARKER — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Flag Captain 2; Mai. 3, 4; Class Presi- dent 2; Homecoming with B.B.; Prom 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Popular; 13-12; Bon- fire; Superior 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Beauty pageant 4; Senior Party with B.B.; Harvest Jam; Alabama; May 18,1984. BRIAN PEEBLES — Class Favorite 3; EscoR 2, 4; P-cola; Loverboy; Journey; Back stage — beauty pageant; Milton; Wolf Log; Bonfire 3, 4; Sr. Who’s — Most Popular; Senior Party; May 18,1984. MICHELLE PITTMAN — Sr. Beta Club 4; Jr. Cheerleader 1; Co-Captain; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3; Drama Club 4; Class Favorite 2, 3; Miss FHS 2; Jr. Beta Club 1; Bonfire 3,4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Unpredictable; G.P. 1,2,3; Prom 3,4; Kenny Rogers; Very Special Love”; 5 14 83; 10 4 83; All Tim’s; Class Day; Cheerleader Clinic 2, 3, 4; Allstate 2; Outstanding Award and 2nd Place 4; May 18, 1984. RACHEL PUGH — Class Play 1; Class trip to Six Flags 1; 4-H 1; Honor Student 1; FHA 2; Business Tournament 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Good Citizenship Award 3; Southern Pine Representative 3; Washington, D.C. Youth Tour 3; Jr. Class trip; Drama Club 4; Com- puter Knowledge Bowl (Technical Dif- ficulties) 4; Miss FHS 2, 3, 4; Top Ten 2; 3rd place talent 4; Joy Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club Convention 4; Prom 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Senior Play 4; Class Day; Bac- calaureate; D.S.; B.F.; May 18, 1984; Valedictorian. BRIAN RICHBURG — Class Favorite 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Best All Around; Football 2, 3, 4; F Club 2, 3, 4; Mr. FHS; ERC — first team; FFA 2, 3; Good times with friends; Jr. Class trip; Tina Lambeth; May 18,1984. PAM SALTER — Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Band — 7 years; Librarian 3; Vice-President 4; Flag 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3; Captain 4; Business Tourna- ment 3rd place; Miss FHS 2, 3, 4; Top ten 2; 1st runner-up, 2nd place talent 3; 4th runner- up 4; FHA 1, 4; Track 8th, 1; Bat girl 3, 4; An- nual staff 2, 3; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Talented; Band Camp 3, 4; Beta Club Con- vention 2, 3, 4; National Convention 3, 4; Best Friends K.J., S.L., L.W., B.W.; Gong Show 2, 3, 4; Alabama; Choir Tour; “Candy Gandy”; E. G.G.S.; 13-12; Great times with Robbie C.; Prom 3, 4; Class Day; Jr. and Sr. Class trips; Jr. Beta Club 1; Jr. Miss ’83; Orange Beach; Senior Bowl 4; Champions of Brass; May 18, 1984; Six Flags; Lionel Richie; Goodbye F. H.S. KENNY SHIVERS — Band 8 years; Sec- tion Leader 3, 4; Blue-Gray game; Homecom- ing 1, 2, 3, 4; 13-12; Statistician 4; Jr. Beta Club 8th, 1; Top Ten 7; Sr. Beta Club 2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Dances; Prom 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Talented; Beta Club Convention 4; Class Day; Good Friends J.W., P.A., J.L., M.L.; Joy Club; Band Officer 4; Senior Bowl 1,4; May 18.1984. TERESA SPEARS — FFA 1, 2, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Softball 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1, 3; Softball Most Valuable Defensive Player 2; Most Valuable Offensive Player 3; 13-12; State Tournament 3; Prom 2, 4; Class Day; May 18,1984. AUDREY STEADHAM — Basketball 1, 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Clinic; Mascot 4; Beta Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Convention; Light Bulbs; Little Audy 1st place; Student Council 4; Prom 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 4; President; Sr. Who’s Who — Biggest Goof- off; Band 2, 3; Flag; B Miss FHS 3; F Club 1, 2,3,4; Class Day; May 18, 1984. ANTHONY STRAUGHN — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Likely to Suc- ceed; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; F Club. JOANN SUMMERLIN — FHA 1, 2; Band 2, 3; Flag Captain 3; FBLA Historian 3; Presi- dent 4; Miss FHS 2, 3, 4; Prom 2, 3, 4; Ricky; 1 1 84 R.P., S.S., B.S.; Bonfire 3, 4; May 18, 1984. ____ BETH WATSON — Band 7 years; Librarian 2; Public Relations 3; Section Leader 3; Miss FHS Top Ten 2, 3, 4; 1st runner-up 4; Homecoming Attendant 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; FHA 1; Drama Club 4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 8th, 1; Captain 1; Varsity Cheerleader 4; 4-H 8 years; Track 8th, 1; Jr. Beta Club 8th, 1; Vice- President 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Vice- President 3; President 4; F Club 8th, 1, 2, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Likely to Succeed; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Vice- President 4; 13-12; Prom 8th, 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 2, 3, 4; Awesome Foursome; H.H. Staff 2, 3; Annual staff 2, 3, 4; Asst. Business Manager 3; Editor 4; Candidate for State Vice-President 3; Lightbulbs; Gong Show 2, 3, 4; Joy Club 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; American History Woodman of the World Award 3; Annual Clinic 3; Trophy; 1st place history project 3; All County 1st place; Piggly Wiggly 2, 3, 4; Century Prom 3; Jr. Miss ’83; Bonfire 3, 4; Blue-Gray Game; Christmas Parade 4; Auburn 23 Bama 20; Auburn — Sugar Bowl Champs 4; Convention 2,3, 4; Jr. and Sr. class trips; Cheerleader clinic; 2nd place; All Coun- ty section leader 3; Top Ten 4; National Convention 3, 4; Computer Knowledge Bowl — Technical Difficulty 4; Special times with Berry; Lunch — T.W., P.D., Red Lobster T.W.; W.S. Neal’s Prom 3; Best Friends L.W., T.G., K.J., P.S., S.L.; Class Day; Bac- calaureate; Gay — My favorite sister; May 18, 1984!!! TINA WEAVER — National Honor Society 1. 2; Sr. Beta Club 3, 4; Joy Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Convention 3, 4; Jr. Class trip to Mobile; Miss FHS and CHS; Atmore — long trips home; Chemistry Lab shower; P-cola Fair; POW WOW; Weekends; Walking the halls; Class Day; May 18, 1984; Top Ten 9. BRENDA WHITE — Salutatorian; Jr. Beta Club President 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Joy Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; H.H. staff 2, 3; Annual staff 2, 3, 4; CO Co-Editor 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; National Honor Roll 4; Youth Citizenship Seminar 3; 1st place School Spelling Bee 4; T.W. — Chemistry Lab Shower; Bonfire 4; Business Tournament; Arkansas — Toga Par- ty, C.B. running down hall in sheets, room checks, Duran, canoeing, good times with L.J., C.B., P.B.; Annual Clinic 3, 4; Jr. Class trip; Knowledge Bowl — Technical Difficulties P.D.; Convention 4; May 18,1984. LORI WHITE - Band 5 years; Blue-Gray Game; Track 8th, 1; Softball 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Social Chairman 3; Joy Club 3; F Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Cheerleader 8th, 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3; Captain 4; Cheerleader Clinic 2, 3, 4; Allstate 2; Outstanding awards and 2nd place 4; 13-12; Sr. Who’s Who — Most School Spirit; Spirit Award 2; Annual staff 3; Bonfire 3, 4; Gong Show 2, 3, 4; War Eagle 23-22, 23-20; Sugar Bowl 4; Best Friends B.W.. S.L., P.S., K.J.; Senior Bowl 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Class trips; Special times with Mike B. — 2 26 83, 3 11 83; Prom 3, 4; New Years 3,4 with M.B.; Class Day; May 18,1984. GREG WILLIAMS — Basketball 3; May 18,1984. ANGIE WILLIAMSON — FHA; Bonfire ’83; Homecoming ’82, ’83; Good times at the creek; ZZ Top ’82; May 18,1984. THERESA WOLFORD — Joy Club 3, 4; Friends J.G., T.C., A.C., M.C., R.G., J.B., T.W., C.B., B.W., P.D.; Drama Club 4; Business Tournament 2, 3; Class trip; July 9, 1983; May 18,1984. r 79 -i Senior Directory y 1. Seniors enjoy the excitement of haul- ing boxes and of competing with the Juniors in the bonfire competition. 2. Seniors wait to have their Senior por- traits taken. 3. Susan, Lori, and Pam get the “Rock- and-Roll Spirit during homecoming week. Seniors fu, W V 81, J Annitta Yvette Baldwin Wendall Evern Adams Thomas Ray (BoBo) Bell Tami Lea Beloat Dwayne Eddie Barker Barbara Jean Benson Willie Catherine Benson Cynthia Renee Blair 82 | Seniors Charles Michael Bowles Kelly Renee Boutwell Pamela Michelle Booth Kim Yvette Burt Cheryl Denise Brock David Ronald Carden Kenny Lane Cannon Jane Kathleen Byrd Senior Who’s Who One of the most cherished honors received by a senior is to be selected to Senior Who’s Who. The fact that this award is chosen by the Senior Class, reflects the way the class thinks of a person. This award also shows the abilities and attitudes of many of the seniors. For these reasons, member- ship in the Senior Who’s Who has been, is, and will continue to be a much sought after award. 1. MOST TALENTED Pam Salter and Kenny Shivers. 2. MOST INTELLECTUAL — Karen Jones and Tim Green. 3. MOST THOUGHTFUL — Tammy Carroll and Paul Howell. V A 84 % Seniors v y ■ f Senior Who’s Who 1. BEST ALL AROUND — Tina Lambeth and Brian Richburg. 2. BIGGEST GOOF-OFF — Audrey Steadham and David Carden. 3. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Beth Watson and An- thony Straughn. 4. MOST POPULAR — Carol Parker and Brian Peebles. Seniors I x irx 851 Seniore Robin Renee Carden Wendell Dewayne Carnley Tammy Patricia Carroll Marilyn Jean Cash Cynthia Ann Conner Leonard Dwayne Conrad P°tha Arlene Cooper Pamela Denise Davis Christine Annette Dixon Robin Marie Godwin Melissa Anne Easterling Julie Marie Graves Robert Goulet English Timothy Allan Green Angelia Baggett Griffis Charlotte Felicia Henderson Greg Earl Hinote Who’s Senior Who 1. BEST DRESSED — Michelle Lister and Darryl Jackson. 2. MOST UNPREDICTABLE — Michelle Pittman and Greg Hinote. 3. MOST FLIRTATIOUS — Kelley Boutwell and BoBo Bell. 4. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT — Lori White and Kenny Cannon. 5. MOST ATHLETIC — Annitta Baldwin and Timmy Kyles. t� 8 J Seniors Senior Who’s Who 1. MOST ATTRACTIVE: Susan Locklier and Ray Holland 2. MOST DEPENDABLE: Cindy Conner and Dwayne Barker 3. MOST TALKATIVE: Angie Griffis and Rodney Mclnnis 4. FRIENDLIEST: Phyllis Neal and Wendell Carnley 5. SHYEST: Janet Knowles and Mike Bowles Seniors r 90 Seniors w Susan Lynn Locklier Phyllis Johnson Neal Lorie Ann Lord Class Motto What lies behind us And what lies before us Are tiny matters compared To what lies within us. William Rodney Mclnnis Burton Odom, Jr. Earnestine Odom Carol Mary Parker Brian Karl Peebles ifj Seniors C 91- w Someday Someday I will look back to these days And I will laugh because they make me happy And I will cry because they are gone. I am glad for the now But someday 1 will be ever Glad for the memories. I A Seniors U 93.1 Anthony Levon Straughn JoAnn Summerlin Elizabeth Ann Watson Tina Jo Weaver Brenda Janelle White Lori Ellen White Gregory Lavone Williams Angela Christine Williamson Theresa Sue Wolford The Way We Were R«w One: Bo Bo Bell, Tami Beloat. Cindy Blair. Pam Booth. Kelly Boutwell. Mike Bowles. Cheryl Brock. Row Two: Jane Byrd. Kenny Cannon. David Carden. Robin Carden. Wendell Carnley. and Paul Howell. Tammy Carroll. Cindy Conner. Row Three: Arlene Cooper. Pam Davis, Melissa Easterling Rohm Godwin. Julie Graves. Angelia Griffis. Charlotte Henderson. Row Four: Ray Holland. Brenda Johnson, Karen Jones. Janet Knowles. Michelle Lister. Susan Ixx-klier. l orie Lord. Row Five: Rodney Mclnnis. Phyllis Neal, Burt Odom. Carol Parker. Michelle Pittman. Rachel Pugh. Pam Salter. Row Sis: Kenny Shivers. Audrey Steadham. JoAnn Summerlin. Beth Watson. Tina Weaver. Brenda White. Lori Wfhite. Row Seven: Theresa Wolford. Juniors Class Barbara Allen Richard Armstrong Paula Ates Sharon Beasley Jeff Bell Jamie Boutwell Tuffy Boutwell Sandy Brantley Sonya Brooks Todd Buckley Jill Byrd Paul Byrd Angie Carter Carolyn Cash Greg Chavers Lisa Chavers Junia Courtney Susan Curry Cliff Dixon Ronnie Dixon Jimmy Fagin Lea Hancock Jeff Harris Rhonda Hatfield Juniors Donna Hendrix Elizabeth Hollington Angela Johnson Brian Johnson Debbie Knowles Kathy Lasala Jamie Lunsford Lynne Mclnnis Billy Merritt Fred Morris Michelle Moye Kasey Nelson Tammy Owens Brian Parker Anthony Price Wanda Price (no pic.) Steven Reeves Cheryl Sellers Sharie Sellers Alan Smith 11th Class Officers First Row: Asst. Sec. Jamie Lunsford; Sec. Denise Smith; Asst. Sec.' Paula Ates. Second Row: Vice Pres. Kasey Nelson; Vice Pres Susan Curry. Third Row: Pres. Brian Parker. Denise Smith Stan Smith Scott Stewart Jamie Strength Debra Turk Benion Van Hoosen (no pic.) Scottie Waller Doug Welch Edward Wesley (no pic.) Tony Yuhasz Juniors James Allen Shelia Ates Michelle Baldwin Donald Barrow Steven Bell Celeste Black Pete Blair Jeff Boutwell Anthony Boutwell Dee Dee Brantley Keith Brittingham Chris Brown David Burch Samantha Carden Vida Carter Scott Chandler Kelly Chavers Tammy Childress Billy Coleman Danny Cook George Currenton Rhonda Dixon Angie Dole Monica Ellis Catherine Ellison Tracy Emmons Kimberly Enfinger John Fields Renee Fowler Bruce Gavin Gregory Gavin flWH v . y ii Sophomores James Hadly Ronnie Hammond Pamela Hicks Jeffery Hill Albert Hobbie Buffie Holt Eric Jackson (no pic) Donathon Johnson Kenny Johnson Linda Johnson Marilyn Johnson Tonya Kyles Darrell Lambeth Lisa Lawson Tonya Lee Vivian Lee Alisa Lister Bruce McCurdy Gary Morris Chris Norwood Jacqueline Price (no pic) Wendell Richburg Tonya Roberson Donna Ryals Sandy Sales Priscilla Sellers Hampton Smith Joseph Smith Amanda Steadham Tracy Steadham Christi Stewart Richie Thomas Sabrina Thomas (no pic) Glenn Tucker Jeff Upton Tippy Wagner Eugene Waguespack Regina Ward Tami West Laura White Scotty White Sherry White Sue White Mike Wolford Sophomores : 101 - y ir'ni Keith Agerton Phillip Baggett Shannon Baggett Rusty Bagwell Scott Barrow Jamie Barrow Holly Bell Paula Bell Willie Benson Travis Bethea Shellie Booth Candace Boutwell Herman Boutwell Joey Brock Rita Brooks Susan Burch Jimmie Burkett Lynn Bush Ray Byrd Marvin Carter Keith Chavers John Cole Jodie Courtney Darren Davis Millie Dixon Patricia Dixon Winell Dixon Tonya Dixon Kenneth Ellison Greg Fillmore Donna Fowler Chris Fowler Gene Godwin Roylene Graves Sherry Hall ,102; w Freshmen 7! Freshmen Class 77 ill «Iua 71 fm iyjvu 71 Rusty Harris Scott Harwell Scott Herndon David Hollington Chris Hoomes Delores Jackson Christie Killam Keith Lambeth Steve Lawson Shannon Lowry Melvin McBride Vince Morgan Bobby Morris Jonnie Nellums Joey Norwood Greg Odom Sharman Owens Bradford Pleasant Valeria Pope Debbie Powell Linda Raines Tracey Reiche Steve Settle Brian Shelton Karen Simmons Jonathan Simpson Michelle Smith Heather Stewart Samantha Stewart Steven Sunday JoAnn Tedder Tag Wagner Samuel Wesley Johnny White Sidney Williams Chris Wilson Freshmen Herbert Adams Becky Aldridge Kelly Arrington Dana Aydelott James Bagwell Angelia Baldwin David Beasley William Bell Jeffery Beloat Jimmy Blair Dee Bondurant Shane Booth Chuck Boutwell Kelly Boutwell Ronald Brinnon Stony Brock JoAnn Brooks (no pic) Kendral Busbee Marcus Bush Gregory Byrd Shannon Chancery Jimmie Courtney Shelly Deslonde Gloria Dixon (no pic) Randy Enfinger Kevin English 8th Grade Class of ‘88 f 104 Eighth Grade V y JfiH il 8th Class Favorites 8-1 Kelley Arrington and Shane Booth 8-2 Jimmie Courtney and John McShea 8-3 Kathy Wolford and Rusty Roberson 8th Class Officers First Row: President, Scott Hammond; Vice Presidents, Stony Brock; Ronnie Brinnon; Secretary, Cindy Odom; Asst. Secretary, Stephanie White; Ellen Savage. Doug Evans (no pic) Jason Fields Chris Folsom Scott Hammond Gregory Harris Timothy Harris Timothy Johnson Vince Johnson Douglas Kimmons Tami Lambeth Rodney Lord Christi McKinney John McShea (no pic) Shannon Matheny Cindy Odom Sandra Parker Amy Pope Glendall Pridgen Rusty Roberson Virginia Savage Lori Shivers Tommy Standefer Angie Steadham Charles Thompson Stephanie White Kathy Wolford Rita Wright £ Eighth Grade 105 f 105'- Seventh Grade Scott Bout well Shannon Bout we 11 Todd Boutwell Jamie Brown Sonja Burt Kyndall Byrd Teresa Carden Scott Coleman Anthony Dixon Anthony Dixon Cynthia Dixon Elbert Dixon Taijuana Dixon Douglas Dole Tracey Fillmore Alisa Finley Clifford Forbes Julia Graves Sean Hall Jim Hancock James Hastings William Hastings Aaron Hix Derek Hodges Jon Holmes Juanette Howell Dennis Jones (do pic) Matt Jordan Angie Kelly Sandy Killam Tracy Knowles Ricky Lambeth Shannon Lambeth Tracy Liman Vince Lord Byran Newby Wendy Owens Tammy Peterson Eric Price Malett Rowland Michael Searw Vance Smith (no pic) April Stewart Sylvia Strength Wayne Strength Mark Sunday Jeff Taylor Lywander Tedder Teg Upton Sharon Washington Sherry Washington Dee Dee White Shannon White fl06i v y Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Terry Ballard Jean a Barrow Paul Bell Tommy Benson (no pic) Eather Blair Sam Blair Amy Boutwell Marvin Boutwell Matt Brittingh m Pam Burkett Johnny Bus bee Scott Bush Kim Carter Robert Cash Andrea Cumbie Brett Deelonde Bernard Dixon Ginger Fowler Curt George Tonya Grant Dawn Hammonds Malcolm Harrelson Cristi Harwell Kathy Henry Paul Hastings Jennifer HoUington Scott Jackson Angie Johnson Tara Johnson Kevin Jordan Lisa Knowles Adam Kyles Lynn Kyles Joey Lister Dale Long Vince Lord Melinda Lowry Gerald McShea Cherokee Meek Glenda Moye Michael Nelson Keith Odom Rebecca Odom Shane Odom Billy Owens Larry Pope Brian Potts (no pic) Jeremy Pridgen Lance Reiche Tiffany Simmons Brenda Smith (no pic) Brian Smith Kevin Smith Terry Strength Jeff Taylor ( [no pic) Teresa Thomas Scott Ward Stephanie Washington Kim Waters Montez Wesley Eugene White Kelli White Michael Williams Jeans Windham Donald Wright Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Vanessa Adams Allen Baggett Ashley Beasley Chad Blankinchip Jim Bondurant Dean Boutwell Nicole Brown Judson Carden David Chancery Dempsey Daniels Brandy Dole Wayne Coleman Sean Hendersons Kelli Herndon Chrissie Hicks Dee Dee Holt Vickie Johnson Kelvin King Angela Knowles Ronnie Knowleee Velvet Kyles Eric Lambeth Michael Lambeth Phillip Lambeth Stacie Lambeth Robby Lee Anthoney Lowery Greg Lowery Marcus Mathis Sheri McCall Heather McCoy Elisha McGhee Melanie McMath David Meyers Jamie Neal Jodi Nellums Terra Nolin Debbie Odom Jody Owens Kaylyn Phifer Christina Smith Kristi Smith Tara Smith Shannon Standefer Jeffery Taylor Mike Taylor Jimmy Tessier Charles Thomas Chasitv Turk Ricky Van Hooeen Carol Warren Kristi Warrick Craig White Freaerick Williams QSS Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Star Adkinson Tina Aldridge Jeffery Beasley Tonya Black Erika Boswell (no pic) Phillip Boutwell Phyllis Boutwell Petrina Burt Jarrod Cofield Billy Coleman Jerry Coleman Terry Coleman Terrence Daniels Jimmy Dixon Bridgette Dortch Dana Emmons Jamie Fears Kevin Fillmore Adrienne Garey Robert Graves Johnny Griffis Anthony Grimsley Tammy Harrelaon Kim Harwell Brandon Hawthorne Tim Henry Anna Hill Kendreah Hodges Carla James Heath Johnson Brandy Lambeth Shannon Lambeth Cain Ledbetter Allen Maddox Stephanie Matheny Giajet Mathis Regina McMeil Hank Morris Raymond Moye David Nolin Alysia Perryman Martha Potts Kevin Price Loutisha Roberson Ben Roe Dewayne Scott Monica Shiver Chris Strength Christy Strength David Strength Jennifer Thornton Tammy Upton Christopher Van Hoosen Liz Walston Emily Warren Alyssa Welch Melvin Whatley Chris White Shane White Fourth Grade C109 i V Third Grade Annette Allen Stephen Baggett Steven Beavers Chris Beverly Randall Blair Dietrich Bondurant Timothy Boutwell Lynn Brantley Kevin Brooks Natasha Burkett Glen Carter Brad Conner Heather Davis Earl Elliot Rachael Fore Belinda Godwin David Green Dennis Green Spencer Harris Rachael Hastings Patrick Henderson Terry Hicks Stacey Hoomes Eric Jackson Kimberly Jordan Paul Jordan Amy Killam Ivory Kyles Cassie Lambeth Dan Lambeth Tammy Lowery Rodney Lynch Dana Maddox James Maddox Tonya Mulder Angel Nisewonger Alice Nolin Jolynn Nolin Wilbur Odom Jason Roberson Sam Roe Jessica Sheffield Terry Sheffield Matthew Shelton Sunny Shoulders Tony Smith Michelle Spears James Stead ham David Tessier Josh Ward Celena Welch Benji White George White Third Grade Second Grade Stacey Adams Eddie Addison Brad Adkinson Jason Allen Joeie Allen Amy Amos Angela Anderson Ben Black Claire Bond urant Melinda Bondurant Ray Boutwel! (no pic.) Swan Boutwell Bubba Brown April Buckley Jamie Burkett Paula Burkett Travis Carter Rita Crosby Michael DePew Lynell Dixon Micah Duke Robbie Fore Giles Roger Scott Green Stacy Hall David Herndon Raymond Hodges Andrea Hollington Conway James Eric Johnson Kari Johnson Traci K illam Dwain Kimmon Detria Lowery Christy Maddon Jerry Maddox Davida Matheny John McMath Joseph McMath Lewis Moore (no pic.) Benjamin Murrell Tina Nichols Louise Odom William Odom Kiesela Phifer Rashad Pleasant Karen Prejean Zelma Pugh Robert Rore (no pic.) Bobby Simmons Jamie Smith Christina Strength Stephanie Strength Roger Thompson Charlene Thornton James Tinker Earl Washington Thomas Waters Sharon Whatley Dennis White Second Grade First Grade Jill Adkinson Rita Allen Melissa Arrington George Batz Gerald Bell Ronnie Bell Therm an Benson Kevin Bishop Phillip Blackwell John Brantley Feast Broughton Todd Bryan Adrienne Carter Amanda Carter Jamie Coffield Jamie Copper Dennis Crosby Bill Davis Tommie DePew Marcus Dixon Donell Elliott (no pic) Morian English Michelle Fillmore Jill Fore John Fuqua (no pic) Kasandra Grace Vinson Graves Alicia Gresham Misty Griffis (no pic) Daniel Hagan Jeff Hammonds Brandi Hebert Francis Henderson Daniel Higdon Buddy Jackson Jermaine James Kimberly Kelly Jennifer Killam Jason Lambeth Laura Lane Jennifer Lynch Paula McCall Lindsey McPhearson Lisa Mort Aubrey Odom Edward Odom Kimberly Parker Cleveland Perryman Chris Pleasant Kanette Quinley Ladon Raines Amanda Reaves Pylan Roberson Chad Satterwhite Molly Simmons Eric Smith Krystal Smith Christopher Spann Dawn Sundie Jack Taylor Tiphanie Thompson Samantha Tullis Buddy Tyree Kimberly Van Hoosen Lance Ward Larry Ware Dena White Monica White Sheilah White Stephanie White Katrina Williams Licole Williams Lashawnda Wright d12; First Grade 777� mun 7, $5i|ioll20 x f 40t'30 James Lynch Rebecca Norris Christina Pierce Leslie Steadham Kindergarten Daniel Addison Jamie Baggett Lance Barrow Joseph Blackburn Ruth Ann Boutwell Kevin Bowman Nathan Brown Patrick Burkett Chandra Carter Lloyd Curtia Geoffrey Danley Katina Evans Angie Fore Phillip Fuqua J. R. Godwin Sharon Grace Timothy Greenwell Michael Harrelaon Joyce Hollington Dee Ann Ikner La Tisha James Bart Johnson Corey Johnson Julie Johnson Lisa Kelly Jeffrey Knowles Marcus Knowles Jake Lambert Kellie Lambeth Paul Lasala Seth Lauria Stephanie Lynch Kenyuta Malone Amanda Marshall Kendrick McPhearson Danielle Moore James Moye Amy Niaewonger Cory Odom Chad Payne Kenneth Powell Nicholas Roberson Jamison Simmons Leslie Strength (no pic.) Keyunna Strength Melissa Stuckey Jennifer Thompson Ashley Thornton Kindergarten 5th Grade 4-H Officers GIRLS: President, Nicole Brown; Vice-President, Vickie Johnson; Secretary, Debby Odom; Club Reporter, Melanie McMath; Song Leaders, Kelli Herndon (not pictured), Krissie Hicks. BOYS: President, Chad Blankenship; Vice- President, Ronnie Knowles; Secretary, Fredrick Williams; Club Reporter, Dempsey Daniels; Song Leaders, Michael Lambeth, Phillip Lambeth. Middle School 6th Grade 4-H Officers GIRLS: President, Tiffany Simmons; Vice- President, Ginger Fowler; Secretary, Tara Johnson; Club Reporter, Kelli White; Song Leaders, Kim Waters, Montez Wesley. BOYS: President, Larry Pope; Vice-President, Robert Cash; Secretary, Vince Lord; Club Reporter, Keith Odom; Song Leaders, Paul Hastings, Cherokee Meek. 7th Grade 4-H Officers GIRLS: President, Teresa Carden; Vice- President, Degee White; Secretary, Julia Graves; Club Reporter, Alisa Findley (not pictured) Song Leaders, Tracy Fillmore, Cynthia Dixon. BOYS: President, John Holmes; Vice-President, Rickey Lambeth; Secretary, Bryan Newby; Club Reporter, Kendal Byrd; Song Leaders, Michael Sercy (not pictured), Anthony Dixon. 4-H Winners GIRLS: Tiffany Simmons, 1st place (blouse), Jennifer Hollington, 2nd place (blouse), Glenda Moye, 3rd place (blouse), Christi Harwell, 3rd place (blouse and skirt) (not pictured). BOYS: Brian Potts, 1st place (County woodworking) (not pictured), Billy Owens, 3rd place (County Woodworking), Joey Lister, 1st place (Flomaton woodworking). t 1114' V y Middle School Activities BEGINNER BAND — First Row: Jodie Owens, Kellie White, Nicole Brown, Tiffany Simmons, Amy Boutwell, Elisha McGee, Ginger Fowler, Vickie Johnson, Brady Dole, Keri White, Mr. Cofer. Second Row: Andrea Cumbie, Crissy Hicks, Jena Barrow, Tonya Grant, Dawn Hammond, Kevin Smith, Jeremy Pridgon, Joey Lister, Angela Knowles, Sean Henderson. Third Row: Michael Nelson, Jim Bon- durant, Jim Busbee, Jami Neal, Sheri McCall, Shannon Standifer, Craig White, Scott Jackson, Ashley Beasley, Curt George. 1. GREEN THUMB OFFICERS — President — Christi Harwell, Vice-President — Shannon Lambeth, Secretary — Tiffany Simmons, Treasurer — Wendy Owens. 2. SPELLING BEE AND POSTER OF THE MONTH WINNERS (1983) — Chris Folsom, 1st place (Spelling Bee), Mark Sunday, 2nd place (Spelling Bee), Christi Harwell, 3rd place (Spell- ing Bee) (not pictured), Doug Dole, poster winner, Stoney Brock, poster winner. 3. STATE POSTER CONTEST — Mark Sun- day, 1st place, Water and Soil Conservation Poster Contest Lance Richie, 3rd place. 4. PROJECTS — CHAIRMAN AND CO- CHAIRMAN — Chairmen: Teresa Carden, Terry Ballard, Brian Potts, Brenda Smith, Alisa Findley, Tonya Grant. Co-Chairmen: Nicole Brown, Brandy Dole, Andrea Cumbie, Tracy Fillmore, Christina Smith, Dee Dee Holt. ? . •7 75- Middle School }lowinq Jhrouah Ji rime Time is the most undefinable yet paradoxical of things; the past is gone, the future has not come, and the present becomes the past even while we attempt to define it, and, like the flash of the lightning, at once exists and expires. — Colton 1. Ads encourage sales. 2. Well arranged time is the surest mark of a well arranged mind. — Pitman 3. Flomaton High School. 4. Computer Programing helps Greg, Brian, and Pam prepare for the future. 5. Flomaton, Alabama. lAJith VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP Cut Flowers Plants Floral Design 296-2496 Flomaton, AL Valvoline Havoline Oil Oil lul Open 7 Days a Week 6-9 Pipe Welding Farm Equipment Fabrication Heli-Arc General Maintenance Oil Field Office Phone: (904) 675-4436 or 675-6803 WELDING UNLIMITED INC. P.O. Box 516 Jay, Florida 32565 24 Hour Service Joe Huss Gary Brock Home Phone Home Phone (205) 867-7907 (904) 623-4707 “We’re Going All Out for Flomaton Students” See Us for Your Student Loan FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATMORE Main Office: Branch: 111S. Main St. 104 Lindberg Member FDIC Compliments of: BEN FRANKLIN Better Quality for Leas! Mamie’s Restaurant 202 Highway 31 South Flomaton, Alabama Mamie Hammoc “Owner” Where Friends Meet to Eat Compliments of: Tdayard eweferd 101 South Main St. Atmore, AL 36502 Quality Furniture Is Our Specialty COUNTRY PINE FURNITURE CO. Highway 31 North Flomaton, Alabama 36441 Robert W. Carden Ph. 205-296-2855 HENDERSON READY MIX CONCRETE CO. P.O. Box 301 Flomaton, AL 36441 (205) 296-3452 or 296-2515 Additional Plant in Brewton AL Earl Lambert (205) 867-2124 L L WELDING, INC. P.O. Box 796 Flomaton, Alabama 36441 George Lambert (205) 867-3897 Office Phone 296-5353 Ads 119 i y y Locations at: Flomaton, Brewton, Evergreen Wholesale and Retail J C’s Custom T Shirt Shop 100 E. Church Street Atmore, Alabama 36502 (205) 368-5318 Production Mgr. Public Relations Jimmy Aden Clayton Hall (904) 369-6390 (205) 368-1081 1 120 Ads V y CENTURy Rt. 1 BOX 105 Hwy. 29 Century, FL 36535 Phone: (904) 256-3007 £,ctle S Gfi Custom Picture Framing Art Supplies Trophies — Engraving — Ribbons Gift Items WESTERN AUTO Associate Store Owner: Tommy Northrop Flomaton, AL B C MOORE SONS. INC Brewton’s Largest and Most Complete Department Store Brewton Heights Shopping Center Brewton, AL 867-7145 The Standard Is Quality Stop By! Joe, John, Mack, Susie, and Clyde. Phones: 296-3445 and 296-3446 P.O. Box 612 Flomaton, AL SOUTH FLOMATON HARDWARE Hwy. 29 South Century, Florida 256-3486 : 122 - Ads v y FLOMATON WHOLESALE See Us for Your Building Needs Flomaton, Alabama (2 V petKe%cit DIAMOND GASOLINE STATIONS. INC TRI-CITY CLOTH STORE Virginia McCurdy Statement SNYDER’S INC. Furniture and Appliances Where Customers Send Their Friends Phone 368-4665 Atmore, Alabama m@Tt§ pmt© Compliments of: WEAVERS MONUMENTS Flomaton Alabama J OTnnnnnrjinrffTroTroTrffTnnnnroirsTrsiroTnnn Compliments of: Va nitu 3air IIIiHi, Jnc. Escambia Division Atmore, Alabama ft ,124- Ads V y ' ii Dozers — Motor Grades — Roustabouts Backhoes — Gin Trucks — Board Road Rentals Draglines KELLEY BROTHERS CONTRACTORS, INC. Flomaton, Alabama 36441 (205) 296-4356 Roger Salter, Rep. (205) 296-4625 (205) 296-3318 Serving Completely WATSON-KLINE ACE HARDWARE, INC. Hardware — Appliances — Furniture Gilts — Paints Flomaton, AL 296-2436 Build for the Future With Swift X y'SUPPLY Jay, Florida Congratulations Seniors! Sears AUTHORIZED CAT0L0G SALES MERCHANT imtlEY 296-5377 DQWM70WH SEARS Owner: Bo Brantley Pictured: Dee Dee Brantley Flomaton High Cheerleader HEADQUARTERS CLASS RING COLEMRN || DRUGS Flomaton, AL EDGER’S BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. Office Supplies — Typewriters — Adding Machines Calculators — Duplicators — Mimeograph Sales and Service 110 N. Main St. Atmore, AL 36502 368-3887 Ads ‘ 125 i V 1126.3 Roustabout Crews HIGDON OILFIELD SERVICES 24-Hour Service Kenny Higdon Heavy Hauling Van Hoosen Road Rt. 1 Box 13W Flomaton, AL 205-296-4627 Ads Your Independent Community Bank For Over Half A Century B MM T7SCAMBIA OUNTY BANK Ad, C127 i UNITED BANK Flomaton, Alabama Compliments of the United Bank in Atmore, Alabama Free Checking Accounts for Students STAFF Larry Booker, Vice Pres, and Manager Joyce Arnett, Secretary Jan Brunson, Secretary Belinda Hullett, Secretary Bill Cox, Account Adjuster Judy Maness, Head Teller Martha Sims, Teller Wanda Johnson, Teller Shirley Beasley, Teller Grace Wilcoxon, Teller Melissa Lambeth, Teller Dustin L. Godwin, Teller Pat Moore, Teller ADVISORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. Ernest Jackson, Chairman James W. Ash Wiley P. Henderson Dr. Ralph H. Rose Dr. Thomas J. Stewart Save Ifotvi THaney ft ,128 Ads v MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COMPANY Bus: 205-368-8134 205-368-5754 HAROLD ALLEN MOBILE HOMES William H. Allen President 323 North Main Street • Atmore, Alabama 36502 THE GREATER FAIR Henley’s Men and Boy’s Shop and James Jeans in Downtown Atmore Atmore’s Leading Home Owned Department Store 368-3881 1 Greater Fair Ads 1291 V .J Auctions of Early American Antiques Professional Handling of Fine Estates and Collections Owned and Operated by Herbert P. Heller Rt. 1, Box 196-A Flomaton, Ala. 36441 JlplM' Brewton Heights Brewton, Alabama 36426 No One Dresses You Like Brewton Heights Shopping Center Phone — 867-7731 MOYE’S PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. School and Office Supplies Art Supplies Teachers’ Aids Commercial and Offset Printing Office Furniture and Machines 122 Mildred St. Phone: Brewton, AL 867-4510 Compliments of: VIG-TONE GLEANERS Providence manufacturing Quality Ladies’ Apparel 200 Houston Street P.O. Box 598 Flomaton, AL 36441 301 South Main St. Atmore, Alabama Phone: 368-2123 Atmore Ai trance BANK OF BREWTON Brewton, AL Member FDIC Escambia County’s Oldest Bank Established 1889 Compliments of: TRI-CITY CAFE Pizza Sandwiches 256-9160 Lunches and Dinners s4CC 0Kc ui Route 1 Flomaton, AL Phone: 296-2828 Compliments of: JAY TRACTOR INC. 675-4551 Jay, Florida ? Ads ' 133 i V .. BRANTLEY’S TIRES, INC. 516 North Main St. Phone: 368-3123 ATMORE, ALABAMA 36502 COLONIAL MANOR MOTEL Open 24 Hours Phone: 205-867-5421 Hwy. 29 and 31 South, Brewton, AL 110 Rooms, A C, 2 Pools, Cable T.V. Sauna Baths and Restaurant Compliments of T-HE TRI-GITY LEDGER P.O. Drawer F Highway 31 South Flomaton, Ala. 36441 Phone: 296-3491 Serving Flomaton, Century and Jay. Jim Thornton Publisher Anne Thornton Associate Publisher Write Checks. Earn Interest. 1st SOUTHERN Accounts insured $100,000. H34 i V ? At'-d Compliments of: 1720 Douglas Ave. Brewton, AL 205-867-5713 Ads ADVISORS James W. Ash J. Ernest Jackson Thomas J. Stewart Ralph Rose Wiley P. Henderson Max Ray Smith Ads t’135; 6'iJ STAFF Larry Booker, Vice Pres, and Manager Joyce Arnette, Secretary Jan Brunson, Secretary Belinda Hullett, Secretary Bill Cox, Account Adjuster Judy Maness, Head Teller Martha Sims, Teller Wanda Johnson, Teller Shirley Beasley, Teller Grace Wilcoxon, Teller Melissa Lambeth, Teller Dustin Godwin, Teller Pat Moore, Teller UNITED BANK 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 f ('136 V 'w' J. Floyd Currie Purina Chow Dan A. Currie U.S. Bonded Warehouses CURRIE’S ATMORE MILLING AND ELEVATOR CO. Serving Area Farmers Since 1916 FIRST NATIONAL DAML Brewton’ Dlr INl Alabama Leading the way... Downtown-Northside-East Brewton Daniel C. Thomas Asst. Vice-President 227 Belleville Avenue Phone (205) 867-3231 SCOTT’S JAY APPLIANCE CO., INC. MIKE'S CIH siisp Ads CENTURY MARINE Complete Service on Outboards Bass Boats, Fishing Boats, and Ski Boats Homelite Chainsaws, Johnson Outboards Wheelhorse Garden and Lawn Tractors Sales and Service 256-4347 CENTURY FLOWER SHOP Highway 29 Flowers for all Occasions: • Funeral Designs • Birthdays • Anniversaries • Corsages • Potted Plants • Cut Flowers • Artificial and Helium Balloon Arrangements Owners: Phone: Bill and Brenda Cox 256-3076 WPIK Serving the Tri-County Area with 2500 powerful watts. For the Best Gospel Music and The Best in Sports, it’s WPIK. 990 AM THE JEAN SHOP Misses, Juniors and Children’s Wear Names you know with a price you can afford: Espirit Calvin Klein Wrangler Ocean Pacific Chic Hang Ten Levi Compliments Of Locations In Atmore, Bay Minette, Monroeville, Evergreen, and Jay, Florida NORTHROP OIL COMPANY INC. James W. Ash Claude Kent work 296-5460 Exec. V.-President home 368—3789 Ads ism DeBarc computers: Reagan Eddie Murphy- Dynasty A-TEA ist THE GOLD AND BEYONC f4 tcLpart ‘Satpuz par W,- ■ olorgold RnmarirP Ads f ]39; JAY SENTRY HARDWARE S GIFT SHOP Complete Hardware Line� Quality Gifts and Cards for All Occasions Phone: 675-6616 P.O. Box 305 Jay, Fla. 32565 t140; ROBBINS MCGOWIN DEPARTMENT STORE Tuxedo Rentals, Izod Sunbritches, O. P. Nike’ Panama Jack, Sebago — Visit Our Gift Shop — Downtown Brewton Ads Compliments of LGN’S JGWQGRS 208 Palafox St. Flomaton, AL 296-4574 WOLF LOG NURSERY GARDEN CENTER V« Mile Off Hwy. North of Flomaton On State Road 6 See Us For All Your Landscape Needs Phone: 296-5574 Rt. 1, Box 174 Flomaton, AL 36441 Time flows on endlessly pro- viding memories throughout the years. Although we will never have as much time to do all the things we would like to do, the important thing is to be selective in how we spend our time. It is the quality of the things we do, and not the quan- tity that counts. Students at F.H.S. will never have a year exactly like this to pass again. Studying, laughing at break, and eating at lunch brings us closer together. We spend at least eight hours a day together and make lasting impres- sions on each other. In tne future some of us will be leaving, but others will take our place. The memories we have made for ourselves are to be kept forever. ... No sooner is a thing brought to sight than it is swept by and another takes its place. The 1983-84 Hurricane Staff would like to express our deep ap- preciation to all of the people who have made our yearbook possible. Mr. Knotts, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Foster, Mr. Fisher, and Eddie Grissett, along with many more, have all been of great help to us in preparing our yearbook. They helped us record the memories of the 1983-84 school year and to make the year more enjoyable for all of us. We would especially like to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Folsom, for putt- ing up with us and for helping us in every way she could. Thanks to all of you for helping us to preserve our flow through time! 1983-84 Hurricane Staff Mrs. Folsom — Sponsor Beth Watson — Editor Brenda White — Co-Editor Pam Davis — Bus. Mgr. Karen Jones — Asst. Bus. Mgr. Tippy Wagner — Photographer Richard Armstrong Paula Ates Cindy Blair Dee Dee Brantley Cindy Conner Junia Courtney Sherry Hall Susan Locklier Jamie Lunsford Kasey Nelson Denise Smith Christie Stewart Mike Wolford Autographs '• ' .v; • Vv s Jr - i. Z:. ■. A '