Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1985 volume:

HURRICANE 1985 Flomaton Contents High School Opening Activities 1- 7 8- 21 P.O. Box T People 22- 75 Flomaton, AL Sports 76- 97 Organizations 98-115 36441 Advertisements 116-140 Volume 48 Closing 141-144 Broadening Horizons Clockwise from the lop: Brian Shelton uses the computer to expand his knowledge. Vonda Byrd realizes that good study habits are important. Home economics provides Michelle Baldwin with skills for the future. Coach Mosby teaches Tami Lambeth the basic fundamentals of driving. Reading provides DeGee White with vicarious experiences. Finding a challenge isn't hard to encounter, but accepting a challenge is. As we grow from day to day, we acquire experiences and tasks that follow us for the rest of our lives. This year, everyone was faced with opportunities, but it was up to you to take advantage of these opportunities. We broaden our horizon by accepting challenge and opportunity that may come our way. If this has been your goal for this school year, then you have a full year of cherished memories. If this has not been your goal, then change your frame of mind, and make it your goal. If you never try, you'll never know what lies beyond your horizon... Clockwise from the top: Knowledge, in truth, is the great sun in the firmament. Life and power are scattered with all its beams. Daniel Webster Michelle Moye broadens her horizon through artistic endeavors. Micheal Depew and Christy Strength learn team work and spirit early. Band Broadens Horizons in State Participation After an absence of six years, the 1984 Concert Band earned the rieht to return to state contest when they received a superior rating (I, I, II) at district contest held at Troy State on March 1, 1984. The band returned to Troy on April 13, 1984, and received an excellent rating (II, II, II). The band, under director Gerald Cofer, was judged on intonation, technique, balance, overall choice of music and sightreading. Members included Flutes: Michelle Moye, section leader; Michelle Lister, Cheryl Brock, Dee Dee Brantly, Sandy Sales, Celeste Black, Snarman Owens, Donna Fowler, Alisa Findley; Clarinets: Paula Ates, section leader; Karen Jones, Beth Watson, Pam Salter, Christi Killiam, Jamie Lunsford, Shannon Chancery, Amy Pope, Shannon Lambetn, Teresa Carden, Renee Fowler; Saxes: Richard Armstrong, sec- tion leader; Traci Knowles; French Horn: Susan Lockier; Trumpets: Dewayne Conrad, sec- tion leader; Laura White, Holly Bell, Kelly Boutwell, Wendy Owens, Shannon Matheny, April Stewart; Low Brass: Chris Folsom, section leader; Kendell Byrd; Per- cussion: Kenny Shivers, section leader; Chris Brown, Katherine Ellison, Valeria Pope, Junia Courtney, Samantha Carden. 4 Students Grow With Individual Effort Clockwise from the top: took first in the fifty-yard Cindy Blair, Audrey Stead- ham, and Angie Steadham are the top collectors in the 1984 St. Judes Bike-A-Thon, spon- sored by the Jr. and Sr. Beta Clubs. Denise Smith receives a plaque from the Beta Club for having her poem Peace published in the February '84 issue of the Beta Club Journal. For the Special Olympics held at T. R. Miller High School on April 13, 1984, Patricia Dixon took second place in the fifty- yard dash, Barbara Benson dash. Sue White took first in the softball throw, and Jackie Price took fourth in the fifty- yard dash. History project winners are Paula Ates — first, Susan Curry — second, Kasey Nelson — third, Ronnie Dix- on and Tammy Owens — honorable mention. Flomaton's Lion's Club Presi- dent, M. A. Allgood, con- gratulates Dee Dee Brantley on being chosen to attend the Alabama High School Lion's Club Conference. Sunbeam th� SuninirhYvAats Clockwise from the top: A part-time job supplies Rhonda Dixon with work experience. Brian Johnson finds time to aid his community by participating in the volunteer fire department. Musical ability is expressed through the band. Scottie Waller learns the skill of operating office equipment. Participation in the Jr. Miss program provides a challenge for Susan Curry and Junta Courtney. No man's knowledge Clockwise from the top: Traveling provides knowledge about the world for Chris Folsom. Computer registration sheets were a new experience for Doreen, Sherry, Sandy, and Tarra. Junia Courtney is allowed to serve others through her Emergency Medical Training. Shannon Chancery and Alisa Findley gain musical insight through band participation. here can go beyond his experience. John Locke , 7 BROADENING A Night to Remember The night was tinged with a coloring of romance as the couples gathered at the gym for the 1984 Junior-Senior Prom. Decorations were provided by the Jr. Class and Robert Howard provided the music. The theme song, Tonight I Celebrate My Love, was played during the lead-out and was played later as the prom king and queen, Greg Hinote and Kelly Boutwell, danced alone on the floor. At the end of the evening, the couples left with stars in their eyes. April 27 was truly a night to remember. Clockwise from the top: Couples wait in line for the music to begin. Lorie Lord, Beth Watson, Lorie White, and Dwayne Conrad and dates sway to the music of Robert Howard. The theme for the 1984 fr.-Sr. Prom. Greg and Kelly enjoy a dance as king and queen of the Prom. 10 TONKHT WE CELEBRATE OUR LOVE Clockwise from the lop: The Jr. sponsors, Mrs. Folsom, Ms. Powell, Mrs. fackson, and Mrs. Walton, helped with the '84 Prom. The cake was baked and decorated by the home ec. dept. The graduates of 1984. The juniors, seniors, and dates wait in line to have their pictures taken. The night was full of dreams. 11 F.H.S. Drama Club, directed by Mrs. Brenda Gandy, presented the play Web of Murder by Jonathon Troy on April 19 and 20, 1984. Mrs. Gandy was assisted by Miss Pat Ridley. Other members of the production staff included Student Director and Makeup Artist, Susan Locklier; Hair Stylist, Rachel Pugh; Set Construction, Dwayne Barker and Voc. Ag. Dept; Props, Rhonda Hatfield; Lighting and Sound Technicians, Chris Folsom, Mike Wolford, Tippy Wagner, and Jonathon Simpson; Curtain, Dee Bondurant; Publicity Directors, Denise Smith, Rachel Pugh and Renee Fowler. Web of Clockwise from the top: The cast of Web of Murder. Jeff Harris, The Man; GregChavers, Keith Latimer; Rodney Mclnms, Pete Martinelli: Tina Weaver, Stephanie Osterman; Beth Watson, Mary Hamilton: Charlotte Henderson, Nora the Housekeeper; Teresa Wolford, Belle Hamilton; Audrey Steadham, Minerva Osterman. Not pictured: Chris Brown, Dr. Adler. Keith and Mary discover Minerva dead. To prevent her hand from being bitten by a deadly spider, Mary struggles with Nora the Housekeeper. Mary and her fiance, Keith steal an affectionate kiss. Dr. Adler hypnotizes Minerva while Mary and Keith watch. 12 Clockwise from the top: Stephanie is pronounced dead by Dr. Adler. Minerva has a furious encounter with The Man, who is blackmailing her. Belle performs a dance routine for her ty. family and fiance. Minerva is presumed dead. Keith convinces Nora to give him the box of deadly spiders. 13 Excitement Filled Homecoming means dressing-up to show your spirit, the endless hours of football practice, and devoting time to work on your class float. On Thursday, the bonfire competition was held. After many long hours of frantically hauling boxes, the juniors were declared the winners. However, both the juniors and seniors' efforts equally added to the spirit of homecoming. The following day, the floats were judged before the homecoming parade. The juniors won in the senior-junior competition, and the freshmen won in the junior high competition. Clockwise from the top: Lisa Chavers, 1984 Homecoming Queen, and her escort, Doug Welch. Mr. Corbin crowns the new queen. Sonya Brooks, 2nd runner-up, and her escort. Cliff Dixon. Susan Curry, 1st runner-up, and her escort, Ronnie Dixon. The 1984 Homecoming Court. The Air ... Clockwise from the top: The senior and junior bonfires. The junior float entitled Where's The Beef? The freshman float entitled Hurricanes Knock Out The Tigers. Eighth attendant, Tracey Fillmore, and her escort, Michael Searcey. Ninth attendant, Jimmie Courtney and her escort. Dee Bondurant. Tenth attendant, Jody Courtney, and her escort, Greg Fillmore. Eleventh attendant, Marilyn Johnson, and her escort, Wendell Richburg. The attendants' float designed by the Senior Class and Student Council. . . . The Excitement Homecoming week was filled with many activities. One was dress-up days. The dress code for Monday was Second Childhood; Tuesday, Rock and Roll; Wednesday, Camouflage; Thursday, Alabama and Auburn; and Friday was Green and White Day. Other activities included the snakedance following the bonfire, the game, which was played on Friday night, and the dance following the game. 16 Clockwise from the lop: Seniors Lynne Mclnnis, Paula Ates, Greg Chavers, Jamie Lunsford, Junia Courtney, and Lee Hancock unload boxes. The Midgets win the Pee Wee float competition. Rudy Burkett, Jamie Barrow, Darrell Lambeth, and Dana Aydelott show their spirit on Camouflage Day. Jeff Bell, team captain, talks to the crowd at the bonfire pep rally. Shannon Chancery, Dana Aydelott, Debbie Powell, Tracey Reiche, Shannon Baggett, Buffie Holt, and Cristie Killam show their spirit on Rock and Roll Day. The student body gathers at the baseball field for the bonfire. Clockwise from the top: Following the bonfire, the students participate in the traditional snakedance. Jody Courtney twirls for the crowd at the homecoming game. The crowd listens to Jeff Bell and cheerleaders as they show their spirit. feff Upton gets tackled by the Red Level Tigers during the homecoming game. Two students do the moonwalk at the homecoming dance. 17 Christmas Clockwise from the top: Christmas Belles was the theme of the 1985 Miss F.H.S. pageant. It was held at the F.H.S. auditorium on Nov. 29, 1984. Mrs. Gayle Hathorne, Mrs. Mary Grissett, and Mrs. Joyce Busky served as the judges of the pageant. Judge Earnie White emceed the pageant and his wife, Angie White, provided a fashion show for entertainment. Other entertain- ment was provided by Phillip Young, Charlotte Henderson, Kenny Shivers, and Traci Godwin. Kasey Nelson, Buffie Holt, Sandra Washington, Liz Hollington, Sharie Sellers, and Cheryl White (not pic.), cooked and served dinner for the judges, and served refreshments. Mrs. Beverly Ferguson and Mrs. Sherrie Lisenby sponsored the pageant. Belles Clockwise from the top: The contestants for the Miss F.H.S. pageant were as follows: Denise Smith, Lisa Chavers, Dee Dee Brantley, Kathy LaSala, Lynne Mclnnis, Lea Hancock, Paula Ates, Sandy Sales, Junia Court- ney, Susan Curry, Jennifer Kilgore, Christi Stewart, Michelle Baldwin, and Jody Courtney. The setting for the stage was furnished by Mr. Peyton Williams and the Ag. 'Dept. The scenery was designed by the F.H.S. Art Committee and Mrs. Ann Jackson under the direction of Mr. Eugene Stallworth. Miss F.H.S. 1984, Susan Locklier, crowns the winner. The top five Miss F.H.S. 1985, Junia Courtney; 1st runner-up, Christi Stewart; 2nd runner-up, Lynne Mcln- nis; 3rd runner-up, Lea Hancock; and 4th runner-up, Jennifer Kilgore. Junia screams with excitement when she is an- nounced as the new Miss F.H.S. 19 The Desire Accomplished is 20 Sweet to the Soul. — Proverbs 13:9 Miss F.H.S.: Junia Courtney Junia is a member of the Joy Club, and has been a member of the Beta Club for 3 years.She has served as a class officer and on the student council. She has been a member of the F.H.S. band for 8 years, 4 of which she was a majorette. She was named Most Outstanding Band student during her sophomore year and served as head majorette during her senior year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Courtney. Mr. F.H.S.: Doug Welch Doug serves as Senior Class vice-president. He has been a member of F.F.A. for 4 years, during which he has served as secretary, vice- president, and president. He has played football at F.H.S. for 2 years, and has been a member of the Beta Club for 4 years. Doug was named Best All Around in Sr. Who's Who. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Welch. 21 HORIZONS WITH PEOPLE Valedictorian: Jeff Bell Jeff Bell, graduating with a grade point average of 6.9171, filled the position of Valedictorian. Jeff has been a member of the F.F.A. for two years. Beta Club, F Club, and he has been class favorite for three years. He was chosen as Most Intellectual in Senior Who's Who. Jeff has par- ticipated in the football program his Junior and Senior year. He enjoys hunting, fishing, football, four- wheelin', and country music. Jeff's parents are Ms. Julie Bell of Flomaton, and Mr. Frankie Bell of Atmore. He is planning to attend col- lege but he is undecided about the college of his choice. 24 Salutatorian: Greg Chavers Greg Chavers earned a grade point average of 6.7429, which qualified him for the honor of Salutatorian. While at Flomaton, Greg served as president of the Beta Club, president of the Drama Club, vice-president of the F.F.A., a member of the F Club, Senior Class vice-president, and he was chosen as Most Likely to Suc- ceed in Senior Who's Who. Besides being involved in the clubs at F.H.S., he also participates in the athletic program. He has played on the baseball team for one year, and on the football team for three years. He received the All Escambia River Con- ference trophy for his outstanding football ability. Some of Greg's hob- bies include scuba diving, wood work, water skiing, and weight lift- ing. Greg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chavers. He plans to further his education by attending Jeff Davis Jr. College, then Auburn University. 25 Honor Graduates Susan Curry 6.4357 Paula Ates 6.0833 Doug Welch 5.9833 Kasey Nelson 6.3286 Denise Smith 6.2429 Alan Smith 5.6732 Tammy Owens 5.5667 Michelle Moye 5.4857 Clockwise from the top: Senior class sponsors: Mr. Williams, Mrs. Ferguson, and Mrs. Lisenby. 12-1 class favorites: Jeff Bell and Carolyn Cash. 12-2 class favorites: Brian Parker and Liz Holl- ington. 12-3 class favorites: Doug Welch and Jennifer Kilgore. Senior Class Homecoming float. Senior Class officers: President Brian Parker, Vice-President Doug Welch, Secretary Denise Smith, Vice-President Greg Chavers, Assistant Secretaries Jamie Lunsford and Junia Courtney. s e n i o r s L e a d t h e W a y 27 Boys' State — Girls' State Greg Chavers and Denise Smith served as the representatives to Boys' State and Girls' State. Having been chosen by the high school faculty, they spent a week learning more about the city, state, and national govern- ment. Boys' State was held at Troy State University and Girls' State was held at Huntington College. Southern Pine Representatives Greg was sponsored by the Flomaton Lions Club and Denise was sponsored by the Flomaton Research Club. Greg Chavers and Kasey Nelson were selected by the faculty to serve as the Southern Pine Good Citizen- ship boy and girl. They competed with other students from different schools for a trip to Washington, D.C. Clockwise from the top: Mr. M. A. Allgood, president of the Lions Club, presents a check to Greg Chavers who u as chosen as the Boys' State delegate. Mrs. Charles Bowles, president of the Flomaton Research Club, presents a check to Denise Smith who was chosen as the Girls' State delegate At the end of the week, Denise received a certificate for attending Girls' State. Greg Chavers and Kasey Nelson represent Flomaton High School as the Southern Pine Good Citizenship boy and girl. Greg was given a shirt to designate which city he lived in. 28 When We Were Wee • • • Row 1: Richard Armstrong, Paula Ales, Jeff Bell. Jamie Boulwell. Tuff if Boulwell and Sandy Brantley. Row 2 Angie Burkett. Jill Byrd. Paul Byrd. Carolyn Cash. Greg Chavers. and Usa Chaivrs. Row 3: luma Courtney. Susan Curry, Ronnie Dixon, Lea Hancock. Jeff Hams, and Rhonda Hatfield. Row 4: Liz Hollington, Jeff Kilgore. Jennifer Kilgore. Debbie Knowles. Kathy LaSala. and Jamie Lunsford. Row 5: Lynne Mclnnis. Fred Moms. Michelle Moye. Kasey Nelson, Earnestine Odom, and Tammy Owens. Row 6. Brian Parker. Parrish Reeves, Shane Sellers and Cheryl White. Alan Smith, Stan Smith, and Denise Smith. Row 7: Scottie Stewart. Jamie Strength. Debra Turk. Edward Wesley. Scottie Waller, and Sandra Washington Row 8: Doug Welch and Ben VanHoosen. 29 Remembering RICHARD ARMSTRONG - Band 8 years. Band Pres. 4; Annual Staff 3, 4. Asst. Business Manager 4; Student Council 8th, 4; Treasurer 4. F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. F.F.A. Sec 3; Prom 2. 3. 4; An- nual Clinic 4; D.D.B.: L.H.; J.L.; L.M.; L.C.; Sr. Who's Who Most Talented; Drama Club 4; Senior Bowl 2. 3. 4; L.H.. D.D.B., D.W., Alabama 17 Auburn 15 (Sweet Victory), Alabama Games J.H., Hardee's G.G., L.H., J.L., P.A., T.Y., J.K., S.S.; Century Thursday. At more D.W., Canada Oak Ridge Boys. Deer Hunting 4 Does. Bonfire 3. 4; May 21. 1985. PAULA ATES — Band 8 years. Clarinet Section Leader 3. 4; State 3, Jr. Beta Club 8th. 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4, Student Council 3. 4; Pres. 4. Annual Staff 3, 4; Typist 4. F.H.A. 4; Sr. Who's Who Most Intellectual; Top Ten ft 6; Beta Convention 2, 3; Prom 1. 2, 3. 4; Homecom- ing 3, 4; Powder-Puff 24-6, Carl Gunter 1-28-84, Almost Paradise . Jay. Best Friends J.L., L.H., Friends M L.. K.L., Goo, S.A., L.M., L.C.; New Year's Eve '84, Summer '84, The Bluff . Stonelake . Gulf Shores '84. Mama and Daddy. My fawrite sister Sheila. P'Cola fair '84. Lee Greenwood. Annual Class with D.D.B., C.S.. R.A.. J.L.; Halloween Carnival Mr. and Mrs. Dracula. May 21. 1985! SHARON BEASLEY - F.H.A. 1, 2; Jr. Beta Club 1, 2; Tradeschool B.O.E. 3. 4; Hurricane Herald Staff; Sr. Who's Who Biggest Goof Off; Friends. Sammy Portwood. P'Cola with S.P., Grissetl Lakes. 6-10-83, D C.. 10-23-83 met Sam- my. 6-9-84. 6-10-84. 6-16-84. 7-10-84. Milton night (The Circle). Weekends in Brewton. Bomb Threat, P'Cola with Pam, Jr Beta Club trip to Montgomery, B.C. Liz and Tonya. Jill. Debbie. Rhonda, Class Day, Graduation May 21, 1985. JEFF BELL - Valedictorian; F Club 3, 4. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who Most Intellectual; Susan, Creek. Parties with S.S., T.B . J.B.. B.P., B. S., B.R.; Hunting and fishnig with S.S., B.P., T.B.; Camping with B.P., S.S., T.B., Sr year. Bon- fire 3, 4, 4-Wheeling with S.S., B.P., T.B.; Good times. May 21, 1985. JAMIE BOUTWELL - Ag. 1. 2; Tradeschool (Paint and Body); Diploma; Chevy Pickup; Class Ring 3; J.V. Football 1; Donna 2-13-81, 6-12-82; Creek 1979 1985. Hank Jr. Concert. All my rowdy buddies 1973-1985. movies at my house. Graduation. TUFFY BOUTWELL - Ag Sentinel 1, 2; Trade School Vice-President 3. 4; Football 2, 3; Class Ring 3; Diploma 4. Creek 2, 3, 4; Tractor pull in Mobile 2; Coon hunting in Brookhn 2, 3, 4; All my rowdy Buddies 1, 2, 3. 4; Weekend in Brewton 3, 4. SANDY BRANTLEY - F.H.A. 1. 2; F.B.LA. 3. 4; Flag Corps 1, 2; Co-Capt 3; Office Aide 4; Brian 2-14-83; Best friends D.K., D.T., A.B.. S.S.. C. C., T.W., At more and Flomaton Prom '84 with Chuck M.. Jr trip to Mobile. Special times with Tommy C.. C H S dance with M.C., Roses from Randy B., Weekends at the Inn and At more, Special moments with Anthony B., Kenny Rogers' concert '84. New Years Eve '85, 1-19-85 R.D., May 21. 1985 SONYA BROOKS - Sr Beta 2, 3, 4; F.H A 1, 2. 3; F Club 1. 2. 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Most Valuable Offensive Player 2; Sports Banauet 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; March 4. '83 Junior Trip '84. Good times with A.S., October 8, August 15, Upsetters Summer '84, 1-15-85, May 21. 1985 TODD BUCKLEY - Jr. Beta 1.; Sr. Beta Club 2. 3. 4; F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, 4, F.F.A. Treasurer 4; Sr. Who's Who Most Talkative; Jr Trip, Beta Club Con- vention 2. 3; Shake downs. May 21,1985. ANGIE BURKETT - F.H.A. 1, 2; F B L.A. 3, 4, Hurricane Herald 4. Ronnie, Crystal Dawn 1-22- 85. March 2. 1982, July 11. 1984. F.H.S Prom 1. 2. 3; F H.S Dances Promise Ring. Hardees, Homecoming. D.T., D.K . S B . T.O.; 83 Gradua- tion. Engagement Ring, Pizza Hut with R.B . D.T. T.S.; 5th period P.E. ( 84), Good bye F.H.S. JILL BYRD - Basketball 1, 2. 3; Tradeschool B.O.E. 3; Childcare 4; Best friends K.K., B.A., K.C., S B.. D.P.; All the good times at Wolflog '81-'84, Good times with Aft.A. '81-'84, ff 1 Friend K.J. '83. Prom '84 with D.W., P'Cola with C.C.. J. S.. D.W. T.C.. 6-2-84 M.A., 6-4-84 met N.M.. 9-13-84 bomb threat. New Year '85. classday. Norman Morris, May 21. 1985. PAUL BYRD - F.F.A. 1,2.3. CAROLYN CASH - Class Favorite 2. 4; Sr. Who's Who Most Unpredictable; F.H.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; H.H. Co-Ed it or 4; Basketball 1. 2; Softball 1; Special memories with Joe Smith, Prom 2, 3. 4; After Prom P'Cola with f.S. D.W.. J.B.. T.C., D.W.; Class Day; Bonfire 3. 4; Undefeated Lady Wolves, 2-14-84 Joe sent roses, 10-29-83. 8-4-84 promise ring. Summer of '83. Best friends S.B., V.B.. R.H.. A.S.; Good times in P.E. with R.H., V.B.; Christmas Eve '83. Mud riding with J.S., B.P., V.B.; Homecoming 1. 2, 3, 4; Ft Walton Beach Heart concert '83, M.C.D., Truck Pulls. Good times at McCall, May 21. 1985 We've Only Just Begun. GREG CHAVERS — Salutatorian 4; Sr. Class Vice-Pres.; F.F.A. Vice-Pres. 4; Drama Club Pres. 4; Sr. Beta Club Pres. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Sr. Who’s Who Most Likely to Succeed, Escambia River Con- ference Champ 4; R E.A. Youth Citizenship Award 3; Alabama Boys’ State 3; Class Favorite 3; F.F.A. Treasurer 2; Jr. Beta Club Pres. 1; Sr. Beta Club 2. 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2; Band 1; F-Club 2, 3. 4; F.F.A. Land Judging Team 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Land Judging District Winners 2. 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Shannon Owens, School Play 3, 4; State Beta Club Candidate for Vice-Pres. 3; State Beta Club Con- vention 2, 3. 4; Panama City 3; F.F.A. Convention 2, 3. 4; P.R.. D W., D.S'., L.M.; Bandtrips 1; Flomaton 'vs' Neal (Baseball) 2, March 10. 1984. Jr.-Sr Prom 3, 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. P'Cola Fair 4; 1-1-85, May 21, 1985! LISA CHAVERS — Homecoming Queen 1984. Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 1; Co-Captain 1; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Softball 1, 2; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; H.H. Staff 3; Student Council 4; Drama Club 4; F Club 2. 4; Miss F H.S. 2, 4; Powder-Puff (split end) 24-6; Prom 2. 3, 4; Cheerleader Clinic 4. Bonfire 3. 4; Crazy times at M.J.H.. Class trip to Six Flags with L.M.. B.R.. G.H; Jr. Class Trip; Christmas Parade 4; New Year's Eve '84; Sr. Class Trip; P'Cola Fair; Poiv-Wow 1. 2. 3; World's Fair with M.T.. Lee Greenwood. Heart, Best friends L.H., M.J., J.L., D.D.B., S.S., C.S.; Gulf Shores, Summer '83, '84; Lynne and the H.J., The creek '82, '83, '84; After 12:00 at U.S.A cheerleaders '84-'85, Roll Tide 17-15, The Bear , Homecoming 1, 2, 3, 4; Special times ivith Mike Turner, Class Day, May 21, 1985! JUNIA COURTNEY - Miss F.H.S 1985 ; Top Ten 2; Top Ten 4; 4th Place Talent 4; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Class Favorite 3; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Secretary 4; Band 8 years; Most Outstanding Band Student 2; Secretary 2; Public Relations 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Majorette 4; Superior Rating 2, 4; Annual Staff 3; H.H. Staff 3; Co-Editor 3; Miss Wonderland '84; Prom 1, 3. 4; Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4; State 3; Annual Clinic 3; Trophy, Parades 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Knowledge Bowl 4; ft 1 Ma- jorettes 4; Jr. Miss 4; Beta Convention 2, 4; Lightbulbs, Poirder-Puff 4 Sr. 24 Jr. 6; Cheerleaders; Jr. Class Trip; Joy Club 4. 13-12, Best friends S.C.. K N , D.S., Four Steps , 14 , 21 A C T., Donnie finally, 11-18-83. 4-1-84 ring, Hauling boxes with the gang 3. 4; Firecrackers (no) Transfer 3; Sisters Jo and Jim the best. New Year's 84-85 with D.G., Russell, I love you; Class Day, Beach, May 21, 1985, Goodbye F.H.S. SUSAN CURRY - Beta Club 2, 3, 4; F Club 2, 3, 4; Joy Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class V. Pres.. Basketball Captain 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who Most Athletic; Sr. Top Ten ft 3; All State 2; All F..R.C. 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention All American 2; Christmas Tourney MVP 4; E.R.C. Champs 4; Best Offensive Player 1, 2. 3; Jeff 11-15-82. 4-8-83, Times with J.B., B.S., SS.; 4-Wheehn', times at the creek. Prom 2. 3. 4; New Year's Eve 4; The 4-steps K. N.. J.C., D.S.; B'ham State Playoffs; Pensacola Interstate Fair 3, 4; Delilah , I love you, J.B., roses from Jeff, 1st Runner-Up Homecoming Queen; Powder-Puff Game 24-6; May 21, 1985. CLIFTON (PIC) DIXON - Jr. Beta Club 1; F Club 1.2,3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 4; F.F.A. 3, 4; lr. Class Trip, Slam Dunking , Nov. 29, May 21, 1985. RONNIE DIXON - Ag. 2; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Sr. Who's Who Most Thoughtful; Prom 3, 4; Mud riding, Pipeline, Par- ties at the creek with J.C.. S.S.. J.B.. T.B., J.B., T.U.. B.R.. T.Y., G.H.. T.E.. S.C.. B.S., J.K., JS: Good times at M.J.H. LEA HANCOCK — Class Favorite 8th, 1. 3; Jr Cheerleader 8th. 1; Co-Capt 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Capt. 4; Cheerleader Clinic 2, 3. 4; Outstanding Awards and 2nd Place 3; Sr. Who's Who Most School Spirit; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Miss F.H.S. 2. 3. 4; Top Ten 4; Top 5; 3rd Runner-Up 4; Homecoming 3. 4; Bon- fire 3. 4. Roll Tide 17-15; Senior Bowl '83; D.D.B., L.G.. and R A.. Ft. Walton, A.E.A. '83, D.D B.. Miami, A E.A. '84. D.D.B . Prom 2, 3. 4; New Years 3. F B. and J.L., S.C.; Jr. Class Trip. Best Friends: J.L., P.A.; Close Friends: L.C.. K.L., S.A., L.M.. M.J., C.S., D.D.B, S.S.; Alabama Concert with D D.B., L.G.; Cheerleader Party 2, 3. 4; World Fair '84 with J.L.; Powder-Puff (Seniors 24-6) 4; Choir Tour '83; Panama City '83; J.L., G.C.. M.L., S.t., P.A., S.A.; Century friends, 1-28- 84, 7-14-84. 11-17-84. 1-26-85, Summer '84, Goo, The Bluff , Stonelake . Gulf Shores '85, J.L. and P.A. and her famiy, P'Cola fair with D.D.B., L.G., S.S.; Special dales’ 2 19 83, 10 24 83, 7 8 84. May 21, 1985, Good-bye F.H.S. JEFF HARRIS - Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Football I, 2, 3; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Class Favorite 3; Play (The Man) 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who Most Dependable; Jr. Trip, All my rowdy friends, Prom 3. 4, Class Day, Graduation May 21, 1985. RHONDA HATFIELD - Good times at M J.H., Chcerleading 8th; B-Ball Manager 1. Class Favorite 2; Tradeschool S.B. J.B.. K B., L H F.B.L A. Reporter 3; Beta Club 3; 3rd Place Poetry 3; Annual 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who Most Attractive; Prom 3 B.L., Prom 4; all my buddies from McCall, Man Do You Remember When D.S. 6-12; B.J., Caro, Hallo- ween 1, 4. New Year's Eve 3 D.H., S B.. J.K., B.L.; New Year’s Eve 4 C.H., M M.. B.M.. J.K., S.W. R D ; Football Games, Seesawing with K.B. J. D. Pool with S B.. J.C.; P.E. with C.C., V.B.. G.B ; Working at Hardees M.B., D.S., K.L . G.B.; Watermelon Gum, Roll Tide . Rowdy. Hank Jr.. Alabama, ZZ top, I B. Suddenly Last Summer Good times with SB, Class Day, May 21, 1985 Only Just Begun LIZ HOLLINGTON - Class Favorite 4; Stu- dent Council 1. 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2; Jr Beta Club 1. 2 Sr. Beta Club 3, 4; Tradeschool B.O.E 3. 4: F.B.L A. Secretary 3. 4; Ranked u 12 in class; Alabama 'vs' Auburn 17-15 , Roll Tide! , Ir Class Trip to Mobile; Jr. Beta Club Trip to Montgomery; B.C Sharon and Tonya, Cheryl, Shane, Summer '84, Class Day, Graduation Man 21, 1985. ANGIE JOHNSON - F.H.A. 2, 3; Prom 3; Homecoming i, Sr Who's Who Most Depen- dable; Art 2. 1 Brewton Invitational Art Snow; 5 27 83; Sunday nights, 10 27 84. JEFF KILGORE - F.F A. 3, 4; Football 4; Sr. Who's Who Most Flirtatious; Hank Williams Jr. Concert with all my Buddies in '83, Partying at the creek with B P.. S.S., T.B., J.B., J.S.; the out-of- town basketball games with S.S., R.T., A.S.; trip to the Barn with BP. B.R., Back from Baker with ? JENNIFER KILGORE - Student Council 4; N.D.C.A. 2. 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Flag Corps 4; Camp U S.A.; Flomaton, Missie ff 3, Cliff, Parkers, Creek, Mrs. Ferguson, 4th Runner-Up in Miss F.H.S.; Class Favorite 4; Skating with L M.. L H . K.L, P A ; Best Friends L.M., L.H., K.L.. S.P., C.P.. P.A , D.W , A.S.jJ'.Y., W.R.; Football practice, Football and Basketball games. First visit to Rocky Mountain, Little red Mustang, Little Truck, M.L., Prom 3 Steve Richburg, Hardees, 30 Yesterday... Park Swing. Dauntcc', Cnmlcns, Aunt, Sandie H. always there, J.S.K Best Brother in the World, P'Cola Fair 4; Powder Puff Came (Seniors ft 1)4; Bonfire 4. DEBBIE KNOWLES - Jr. Beta Club 1; Class President 1; Class Favorite 1; Sr. Who's Who Friendliest; F.H.A. 1. 2; F.B.L.A. 3. 4; Hurricane Herald 4; 7112 82 Corey 12 17 83. 12 21 83, 12 27 83; Best Friends S.B., C.B., D.T., A.B. T.O.; Prom '84 and other special times with Steve R., C.H.S. dances and memories of James M.. Going to Atmore with Celeste. Blue Regal and Egyptian Lover , Red Firebird and Jungle Love . The Park . Rollercoaster Road, Navarre Beach, especially Aug. 8-10, 1983; Jr. Class Trip; Jr. Beta Club Trip; Kenny Rogers Concert '84; Roses, Skating Rink, Ernest Ward dance 1 19 85, Peppermint candy and windshield wipers, Pizza Hut, 16tli birthday party, Long-Distance 12 26 84, Class Day, May 21. 1985. KATHY LASALA — Homecoming 1,2; Band 1, 2; Choir 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; Sr. Who's Who Most Talkative; Joy Club 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Miss Summer Breeze 1st Alt; Most Photogenic; Most Fashion '84; MissCovergirl 1st Alt. '84; Prom 2, 3, 4; Homecoming 3, 4; Bonfire 3, 4; Float 4; Powder-Puff 24-6; Special times with Michael; 7 27 84; I Can Dream About You; Red Truck; R.L.; Good times in New Jersey; Wendy's; 9 Ash Ave.; West Deptford High; Best Friends J.L., L. H., P.A.; Close Friends L.M . L.C., PR ; Rollerskating, Pizza Hut, Century Boys. Goo; B.S., Mustang, Frog, Stone Lake , The Bluff , 41, 11, tennis. Mom, Dad, Paul, Mama. PaPa, Sweet 16 , World Series Phillies 80, Hardee's. Great limes at Flomaton High, May 21, 1985. JAMIE LUNSFORD - Band 8 years; State 3; Jr. Cheerleader 8th, 1; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Co-Capt. 4; Cheerleader Clinic 3, 4; Outstanding Awards and 2nd Place 3; Jr. Beta Club 8th, 1; Sr. Beta Club 3. 4; Beta Convention 3; Fish Skit Won; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 3. 4; F.H.A. 4; Class Secretary 3,4; F Club 3. 4; Sr. Who's Who Most Popular; Prom 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 24-6; Homecoming 3, 4; loading boxes, Syecial times with Steve Creamer, New Year’s Eve '83 , P'Cola Fair, Lee Greenuniod, Best Friends P.A., L.H., K.L.. S.A.; Times at Stone Lake, Summer '83, Halloween Carnival '84. Embarrassing moments with C.S., Panama City '83 with G.C., L.H., and M. L., World's Fair '84, Petunia, Annual with D.D.B.. R.A., and C.S., Fun times with all the cheerleaders. Alabama Concert '85, May 21, 1985!!! LYNNE MCINNIS — Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 8tli, Capt. 1. Varsity Cheerleader 4; Drama Club 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; 4-H 8 yr.; F club 2. 3. 4; Sr. Who's Who Best All Around; Miss F.H.S. Top Five 4; 2nd Runner-Up 4; 3rd Place Talent in Miss F.H.S. 4; Prom 2, 3, 4; H. H. Staff 3; F H.A 2. 3. 4; Sr. Play 3, 4; Softball I. 2. 3; Cheerleading Clinic 4; U.S.A. after 12 P.M. w L.C., M.J., C.$.; Cheering with L.C., L.H., D.D.B. S.S.. M.J., C.S., J.L.; Sr. Bowl 85 w S.W., Mr FH.S. D.W 4, P’Cola Beach w L.C., K.M.. L.C., Kenny Rogers w J.G., D.D.B., L.G.; P'Cola Fair w G.C., D.W., L.C., R.M., L.C.; Lee Greenwood 3, 4; Jr. Class Trip, Trip to Six Flags w L.C., G.H., B.R.; Class Day 4; Skating w L.H., P A., S.A.. J.K., K.L.; Best Friend L.C. 1, 2. 3, 4; Close Friends L.H., K.L., D.W., G.C., P R., D.D.B., M.J., S.S., S.P., J.L., P.A., J.K., L.C.; Auburn ft 1 3, War Eagle, Creek on Sundays 2, 3; Pizza Hut on Sun night 2, 3. 4; Sr. lunch table 4. My little twin D.D.B Bye Bye, Ft Walton Beach w D.D.B. 4, Homecoming 2, 3. 4; Pep Rallies 4; Football Team 4; Special memories w special friends 1, 2, 3, 4; Graduation at Gulf Shores w L.C., May 21, 1985!!! FRED MORRIS - Ag. 1, 2. 3, 4; F.F.A. Officer; Sr. Who's Who Shyest; Library Club; Junior Tnp; Shakedowns . Land Judging State Contest MICHELLE MOYE - Braddock my future husband, 1 21 84, Prom 3. 4; Celeste, forever best friends, Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Art 2. 3; Sr Wfw’s Who Most Talented; top Ten ft 10; All my wonderful friends at F H.S., May 21. 1985; June 10. 1985. KASEY NELSON - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Basketball Handler 1, Best Defensive Player 3, E. R.C. Team 3, Stale Tournament 2; F Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Convention 4; Top Ten ft 4; Sr. Who’s Who Most Flirtatious. Annual Staff 3, 4; Co-Editor 4. Jr Class V.P.; F.H.A 2; M.J.H. Val, American History Woodmen of the World Award, Good times at M.J.H. and F.H.S., Six Flags 8th, Best Friend SC. Aides 5 16 83-4 roses. Biology. Birmingham '83 L.N.. D.L., S.C., J.B., H.B., S.S.; Holiday Inn Rooms 106 and 112, 9110 83 Gravel Lakes, 1 3 84-1 15 85 (W.C R ) Louisiana. Beach. Homecoming 2, 3, 4. Hauling Boxes 3. 4 Bonfire 2, 3. 4; Powderpufj Seniors 24-6. Best Friends S.C., J.C.. D.S.; Tne 4 Steps. 4 Wheelin' Shrimp J.K., Beach 12 31 84 K.C.. Good times with K.C., LcAnn Loves Craig, S. C. Keys My favorite sister Lana, May 21, 1985 EARNESTINE ODOM - Home Ec. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball; I Can Class; Family Living, Important dates 1 14185, 2 3 84, 2 10 84. 1 27 85. 6 26 84, 7 16 84, May 21. 1985 TAMMY OWENS - Jr Beta Club 1, Vice-Pres. 1; F.H A 1; Class Asst Sec. 2; Sr Beta Club 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3. 4; Historian 3, 4; F.B.L.A. Competi- tion; H.H. Staff 4; Business Manager 4; Joy Club 4 Sr. Who's Who Shyest; Top Ten ft 9; Skating nnk with Buffie, 5 8 81, 5 15 81, Jr. Beta Club trip to Montgomery, Special times with A.B., D.K., and D.T. (Lunch and P.E.). Junior's trip to Mobile, Special times with S.D., A.P., and S.E.; F.B.L.A cook outs. Homecoming 1, 2. 3, 4; Special moments with Dxeayne. 12 1 84. 218 85. Roses from Dwayne, Class Day, Baccalaureate. May 21. 1985. BRIAN PARKER - Jr. Class Pres.; Sr. Class Pres.; Class Favorite 1. 2. 4; Sr. Who's Who Most Popular; Editor of H.H. 4, Ag Reporter 3; Ag Bicentennial 2; Ag 1, i. 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Jimmie Courtney, Sept. 2, '84, Aug. 23. '84, Jan. 12, '85, Aug. l7. '84, Jan. 10. '85. 4x4 Mud Riding, Pipeline, Creek, Hank Williams Jr., Concert '83 with S.S., J.B., J.K., J.H., D.N.; Parlies at Creek with J.C.. S.S., J.B.. J.B., T.B . R.D.. T.U., B R . G. H . T.E., S.C.. B.S., J.K., J.S., Froggmg with S.S., T. B.; Hunting with S.S., T.B., J.B.; Fishing with S.S., Pollard River with S.S., f B ANTHONY PRICE - Voc. Ag 2, yr.; Basket- ball 4 yr. WANDA PRICE - Home Ec. 1, 2, 3. 4 PARRISH REEVES - Baseball 1, 2, 3; J V. Football 1, F.F.A. 1. 4; F Club I. 2, 3; Sr. Who's Who Best Dressed; Piggly Wiggly 2, 3, 4; A.H.S. Big K . Summer of y84, K.C.. M.U., J.U., Auburn U., Billy Squire Ratt Concert, Bama 'vs' Auburn 17-15, Grrtj C.. Doug W., May 21, 1985. SHARIE SELLERS - F.H.A 1, 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Miss F.H.S. Pageant 2; F H A Treasurer 3; Miss F.H.S. Pageant Server 4; Friends . April 1st and 13th, Dcwayne', Good times at Sandy Mt., Old Friends (E.A., S.D., M.M.. D.G., J.E.), Johnsons '82-'83, Disney Land '82. New Orleans '84, P'Cola Beach with Dc- wayne. New Year's Party '84-’85, Jan 7 Willies and The Inn , Jr. trip to Mobile. May 21, 1985. ALAN SMITH - Sr Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Jr. Beta Club 8th; FF.A. 1; Sr Who's Who Most Un- predictable; Sr Top Ten ft 8; Junior trip, Beta Convention 2, 3; Creek, May 21. 1985 STAN SMITH - F.F.A. 1. 2: A.A.V.C. 3. 4; VIC A Club 3. 4; Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr Who's Who Most Attractive; Bonnie, Creek (Cliff), Hank Jr. '83, B.S.. J.B., S.C., Mud Riding, New Year's '84 and '85, Tractor Pulls '83 and '84, Homecoming '83 B.S., May 21, 1985. DENISE SMITH - Annual Editor 4. Joy Club Pres. 4; Beta Club V Pres 4; Drama Club Sec.- Treas. 4; Class Sec. 3, 4; Sr Who's Who Most Likely To Succeed; Powder-Puff Game (26-4) 4: Sr. Creek Princess 4; Girls' State 3; 1st Place Poetry 3; 2nd Annual Gov. Conference on Drug Awareness 3; Drama Club Publicity Director 3; Class Fav. 2. 3; Class Pres. 2; Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award 2; Jr. Creek Princess 2; Salutatonan I, Good Citizenship Award 1; Odyssey Mural 1; Undefeated Lady Wolves 1; Softball 1; 8lh Cheerleader Captain; 5th Place Talent in Miss F.H.S. ( The Broken Rose ); Beta Club convention talent. Special moments with Phillip, 18th birthday. Promise Ring (9-17-83), Most important dates 1 23 83, 1 30 83, 6 29185, My best friends P.Y., R.PF., R.H., C.S W., A.J.C., G.C.; All the good times with R.H., Good times at M.J.H., Top Ten ft 5, Hydrogen- Oxygen Bomb. Sr lunch table, Four Steps (b.C., J.C., K.N., D.S.). Denise loves Phillip forever. Class Day. Baccalureate. May 21, 1985 SCOTTIE STEWART - Varsity Football 3, 4; J I' Football 2; Baseball 2. 3; F Club 2. 3, 4 F F.A 1 2. 3, 4 F H.A. 4; first year in new school, I.V. Football games. Jr. trip and shakedowns. Last foot- ball game, working hard. Fair, Sr. Bowl, joined the Army National Guard. JAMIE STRENGTH - F.F.A. 1, 2; V.I.C.A. 3. 4 Football 2. 3. 4. B.P.. S.S., J.B.. T.B., J.B., J.K., T.Y., R.D., S.W.; F.H.S. dances. DEBRA TURK - F.H.A. 1. 2. 3; Student Coun- cil 4, F.BL.A. 4. Honor Roll; T Aide 3, 4 1 14 80 Tony, Promisi' Ring, C.H.S. Prom Stamvay to Heaven . F.H.S. Prom Tonight We Celebrate Our Love . 1 7 84, A B., D K.. T.O.. S B.. C.W., L.S.. Future with Tony, F H.S. and C H S. dances. Valentines Banauets, Roses. Beach. Blue Lake, Homecoming 1.2, 3, 4; Jr. trip, P'Cola. Thanksgiv- ing Program 3, If , Good-bye F H.S. EDWARD WESLEY - Voc. Ag 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 8th; Football 8th, 2; Baseball 8th. SCOTTIE WALLER — Citizenship Award 1; F.F.A 1. 4; Football 2, 3; B.B. 2; Trad esc hool 3; Class Favorite 2; Aide 4; McCall (Weekends) 1, 2, 3; School Dances, Friends, M B, Tradesehool, Basketball games, S A. 4; P.E.. Football Season. Summer School. F.H.S. Prom 3, 4; Homecoming 1, 2. 3. 4; Graduation. SANDRA WASHINGTON - Home Ec 1, 3. 4. Gong Show 1; Softball 1; Sr. Who's Who Best Dressed; Softball games away. Softball practice with S.B.. P H.. C.U., M B . N.B.; Jr. trip danc- ing and taking pictures 2. Gong Show ivith S.T., N B . C.J., T.K., M B.. D.T.; 1. DOUG WELCH - Mr. F.H.S. 1985; Sr. Who's Who Best All Around; Class Favorite 3, 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Pres. F.F.A. 4. Football 2. 3; Land Judging 1. 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres FF.A. 3; Sec. FF.A. 2; Sr. Beta Club 2. 3, 4. Jr Beta Club 1; F Club 2. 3; Band 1; Lori Dunn. Prom 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4. F.F.A Convention 2. 3; Sr. Beta Club Convention 2, 3; Alabama 17-15, Lifting weights. Neio Year's Eve '84. BEN VANHOOSEN - F.F.A 1. 2; Tradesehool. Sr. Who’s Who Friendliest, May 21. 1985. CHERYL WHITE - F.H.A. 1, 2. 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Flag Corps 3; Sr. Who's Who Most Thoughtful. Drama Club 3; Best Figure 1, H.H. Staff 4 F H.A Songleader 1. 3; Powder Puff Game (Seniors 24 Juniors 6); Dec. 4. 1981, Wedding Day Ian 7. 1984, Best Friends Debra T.. Liz H. Denise S., Laura W.; Alabama Auburn 17-15 . Tradesehool B.O.E. 4, Jr. trip to Mobile. Sum- mer of '83. Prom 1, 2, 4; Class Day, May 21. 1985. TONY YUHASZ - Sr Who’s Who. Most Athletic; Best Offensive Best Defensive; and Hustler Awards in Basketball; F.F.A; Tradesehool; Prom 3,4. Good times at McCall, May 21, 1985! 31 32 36 37 s c Jeffery Mart Bell James Douglas Boutwell Sharon Earline Beasley Sidney Malcolm Boutwell Sandra Jo Brantley Sonya Yvette Brooks Joseph Todd Buckley s E W N H I O W O ' H R S O Clockwise from the top: MOST ATHLETIC — Susan Curry and Tony Yuhasz MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT - Lea Hancock and Scottie Stewart MOST UNPREDICTABLE — Carolyn Cash and Alan Smith BIGGEST GOOF-OFF — Sharon Beasley and Tuffy Bout well 40 Clockwise from the top: SHYEST Tammy Owens and Fred Morris BEST DRESSED — Sandra Washington and Parrish Reeves MOST ATTRACTIVE — Rhonda Hatfield and Stan Smith MOST TALKATIVE — Kathy LaSala and Todd Buckley MOST FLIRTATIOUS — Kasey Nelson and Jeff Kilgore % t n t o r s Angela Renee Johnson Jeffery Scott Kilgore Jennifer Sue Kilgore 42 Debra Kay Knowles Andrea Lynne Mclnnis Amanda Michelle Moye Fredrick Leo Morris Kasey LeAnn Nelson Tammy Lynne Owens s E W N H I O w O H R S O Clockwise from the top: MOST DEPENDABLE Angela Johnson and Jeff Harris BEST ALL AROUND — Lynne Mclnnis and Doug Welch MOST THOUGHTFUL — Cheryl White and Ronnie Dixon FRIENDLIEST — Debbie Knowles and Benion Van Hoosen 5 c ii i 0 r s Brian Rodger Parker Steven Parrish Reeves Robert Anthony Price M Wanda Gail Price Alan Emanuel Smith in Fletcher Scott Stewart 46 Scottie Floyd Waller Sandra Layvette Washington Douglas Leon Welch, Jr. 5 c ti i 0 r s 47 Benion Van Hoosen Cheryl Sellers White Tony Bryant Yuhasz Juniors Allen, James Ates, Sheila Baldwin, Michelle Barrow, Raye Bell, Steven Black, Celeste Boutwell, Anthony Boutwell, Jeff (no pic) Brantley, Dee Dee Brown, Chris Brown, Glen Burch, David Byrd, Vonda Carden, Samantha Chandler, Scott (no pic) Childress, Tammy Currington, Ryan Dixon, Rhonda Dole, Angie Ellison, Catherine Emmons, Tracey Enfinger, Kim Fields, John Hammonds, Ronnie 48 Striving Junior Class Favorites: 11-1, James Allen and Sheila Ates; 11-2, John Fields and Marilyn Johnson; 11-3, Wendell Richburg and Sandy Sales. Hicks, Pam Hill, Jeff Hobbie, Albert Holt, Buffie Johnson, Brian Johnson, Donathan Johnson, Linda Johnson, Marilyn Kyles, Tonya Lambeth, Shannon Lawson, Lisa Lee, Tonya Lee, Vivian Lister, Alisa McCurdy, Anthony Morris, Gary Norwood, Chris Price, Jacqueline Richburg, Wendall Rushing, Cheryl Ryals, Donna Sales, Sandy Smith, Hamp Smith, Joe Steadham, Amanda 49 Steadham, Tracey Stewart, Christi Suggs, Lisa Taylor, Teresa Thomas, Sabrina Upton, Jeff Wagner, Tippy Waguespack, Gene Ward, Regina West, Tami (no pic) White, Laura White, Scotty White, Sherry Wolford, Mike Williams, Calvin To Reach the Top Picture Not Available I Junior Officers: President Jeff Upton, Vice-Presidents Shannon Lambeth and Chris Brown. Secretary Celeste Black, Assistant Secretaries Laura White and Tonya Lee. Sophomores Aggerton, Keith Arrant, Sherry Baggett, Phillip Baggett, Shannon Barrow, Jamie Barrow, Scott Bell, Holly Bell, Paula Bethea, Travis Booth, Shellie Boutwell, Candace Boutwell, Herman Brittingham, Keith Brock,Joey Brooks, Rita Burch, Susan Burkett, Rudy Byrd, Raye Chavers, Keith Cole, John Coleman, Tarra Courtney, Jodie Davis, Darren Dixon, Millie Dixon, Synethia Dixon, Tonya Ellison, Kenneth Few, Sandy Fillmore, Greg Godwin, Gene Graves, Roylene Harris, Rusty Harwell, Scott Heller, Doreen 51 Jackson, Eric Johnson, Kenny Killiam, Cristie Knowles, Ken Lambeth, Darrell Lambeth, DeAnn Lambeth, Keith Lawson, Steven Long, John Lowery, Shannon McLemore, James Morgan, Vince Morris, Bobby Morris, Kevin Norwood, Joey Odom, Greg Owens, Sharman Pleasant, Bradford Pope, Valeria Powell, Debbie Reiche, Tracey Shelton, Brian Simmons, Karen Stewart, Heather Stewart, Samantha Thomas, Richie Trice, Renee Wagner, Tag Washington, Wiggins Wesley, James Williams, Sidney Wilson, Chris Yuhasz, Pete Half Way Through Class Officers: President Shellie Booth; Vice-President Vince Morgan; Secretary Paula Bell; Assistant Secretaries Valeria Pope and Tag Wagner (no pic.) Class Favorites: 10-1: Keith Brittingham and Shannon Baggett; 10-2, Scott Herndon and Valeria Pope; 10-3, Pete Yuhasz and Tracey Reiche. Freshmen Adams, Randall Aldrige, Becky Arrington, Kelly Aydelott, Dana Bagwell, James Baldwin, Angie Beasley, David Bell, William Blair, Jimmy Bondurant, Dee Booth, Shane Boutwell, Chuck Boutwell, Kelly Brock, Stony Brown, Dean Busbee, Ken Bush, Mark Byrd, Greg Chancery, Shannon Courtney, Jimmie Deslonde, Shelly Enfinger, Randy English, Kevin Evans, Doug Fields, Jason 53 On Their Way Folsom, Chris Hammond, Scott Harris, Greg Harris, Timmy Johnson, Vince Kimmons, Doug Lambeth, Dina Lambeth, Tammie Lord, Rodney McShea, John Matheny, Shannon Odom, Cindy Parker, Sandy Peacock, Renea Pope, Amy Pridgen, Glen Roberson, Rusty Savage, Ellen Schanke, Michelle Shivers, Lorie Standefer, Tommy Steadham, Angie White, Stephanie Wolford, Kathy Wright, Rita Lr nMATn� .V Class Officers: President Scott Hammond; Vice-President Jimmie Courtney; Secretary Cindy Odom; Assistant Secretary Angie Steadham. Class Favorites: 9-1, John McShea and Jimmie Courtney; 9-2, Kelly Arrington and Shane Booth. Boutwell, Scott Boutwell, Shannon Boutwell, Steven Boutwell, Todd Brooks, JoAnn Brown, Jamie Burt, Sonya Byrd, Kendall Carden, Teresa Coleman, Scott Crapps, Tracey Dixon, Anthony Dixon, Arron Dixon, Cynthia Dixon, Tiajuana Dole, Doug Fillmore, Tracey Findley, Alisa Fowler, Chris (no pic) Graves, Julia Hancock, Jim Hastings, James Hastings, William Henderson, Vicki Hodges, Derrick 55 A New Beginning Hoomes, Jon Howell, Juanette Jackson, Rochelle Jordan, Matt Kelly, Angie Knowles, Tracey Lambeth, Rickey Lambeth, Shannon Linam, Tracey Newby, Bryan Owens, Wendy Price, Eric Rowland, Malett Searcy, Michael Smith, Vance Stewart, April Strength, Sylvia Strength, Wayne Suggs, Lashawna Taylor, Jeff Tedder, Rickey (no pic) Thompson, Charles Upton, Teg Washington, Shanon Washington, Sherry White, Degee White, Shannon Eighth Grade Class Officers: Secretary Teresa Carden, Assistant Secretary Tracy Fillmore, President Bryan Newby and Vice-President Jon Hoomes. 8-1 Class Favorites: Doug Dole and Julia Graves. 8-2 Class Favorites: Scott Coleman and Alisa Findley. 56 Administration Ken Corbin — Principal Administrator M.A. Livingston University Duties include handling the finances, scheduling, and supervision for the high school. You have to be a friend to have a friend. Leon Jackson — Assistant Principal M.A. University of Montevallo Teaches Alg. I and II and chemistry. If you aren't willing to pay the price, then don't sign up for the trip. Margaret Long — Secretary Duties include typing, filing, bookkeeping, and other clerical work. Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. 57 Faculty Broadens Horizons James Dees B.S., library science I enjoy working with the kids. Their ideas are so fresh and idealistic. Judy Bell B.S., Computer I and II, business math, P.E. Seeing the pride that students have in themselves for succeeding. Picture Not Available Gerald Cofer B.S., Band Watching students go from negative to positive human beings. Martha J. Floyd B.A., special education Having the oppor- tunity to help each of my students individually. What Satisfies You 58 in Knowledge Shelmerdene P. Folsom M.Ed., English, annual “Seeing students realize that hard work pays off and helping them to do their best. Annie M. Locke M.Ed., health, P.E. Observing students progress. Ann Jackson B.S., typing, English, art, accounting Seeing a student come to the realization that doing his her best is more important than being influenced by peer pressure. d Brenda Gandy B.A., English, math Seeing students push themselves to new and difficult accom- plishments. Jim McCutchin M.Ed., Guidance Counselor, psychology “Seeing students mature and assume responsibilities as young adults. Barbara Jordan M.A., biology, social studies When a pupil lets you know that they understand and ap- preciate what you're doing. Most About Teaching? 59 Faculty Sally Phillips B.S., math, pre-algebra. Algebra I It does not take brains to succeed in mathematics, just determination and hard work. Sherrie S. Lisenby B.S., American history, American government I may wear red, white, and blue underwear, but I'm proud I do. Gwen Walton George S. Mosby M.A., social studies, driver's education Look and act that each tomorrow finds us farther than today. Peyton Williams A. A., science Don't settle for anything less than do- ing your best and be- ing at your best in all that you do in life. A.A., vocational agriculture The only scraps we have are sawdust and shavens. :L i Guy Sawyer M.E., P.E. The price of victory is high, but so are the rewards. What Is Your Favorite Quote? 60 Developing Student Potential... Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the abili- ty to make yourself do the thing you have to do when it has to be done, whether you like it or not. Huxley Clockwise from the lop: The Montgomery Advertiser Spell- ing Bee Contest was held Dec. 3, 1984. Winners were Christi Stewart, 1st place; Chris Brown, 2nd place; Juanette Howell, April Stewart, Jimmie Blair, and Tracey Linam. Jamie S., Ronnie, Stan, Jumit' B., Brian, and Jeff collect information concerning the armed forces on College I Career Night. Supt. David Brantley, Dist. Pres. Brooks Steele, and other representatives attend- ed the computer workshop. F.H.S. students demonstrated computer knowledge to visitors from ASDI. At the beginning of second semester, Mr. Jeff Golden replaced Mrs. Sally Phillips, who taught math and algebra. He has a B.S. from the University of West Florida. 61 batablel . . . Through Inspiration and Involvement The only satisfac- tory way to make people do things is to make them want to do them. Wilfred Peterson MS Presidential election set NOV. 6 TEACHERS PARENTS STUDENTS LIGHT MY FIRE Clockwise from the top: In the fall students showed interest in the national presidential elec- tion. In a computer tabulated national mock-election, one hundred forty-four F.H.S. student voted for Reagan Bush and twenty-one voted for Mondale I Ferraro. The state and national mock-election results proved to be in favor of the Reagan Bush team also. The state election found 61 percent in favor of Reagan and 39 percent in favor of Mondale. On the national level, 59 percent of the students were in favor of Reagan and the remaining 41 percent were in favor of Mondale. To develop leadership skills, Junia, Celeste, Richard, Dee Dee, and Laura attended a leadership seminar that was held at the University of Alabama. Coach McCutchin demonstrates the use of the data terminal to Aman- da Steadham. It enables a student to obtain information concerning two and four year colleges, vocational schools, and military careers. The main terminal, located in Montgomery, is used to get into the SOICC (State Occupational Information Coordinating Committee) program. 62 Broadening Horizons ... Vice-Principal David Curran and Principal C Elementary Schools Yvonne Alford, Nurse Eleanor Faye Anderson, Anthony Davidson, Seventh Grade, B.S. P.E. Instructor, B.S. Cindy Douglas, Kindergarten, B.S. Gloria Johnson, P.E. Aide Alice Brown Teacher Aide Dorothy Bryant, Kindergarten, B.S. Janice Johnson, Jean Johnson, Second Grade, M.Ed. Fourth Grade, M.Ed. Carolyn Jordan, Teacher Aide Sandra Buchanan, Seventh Grade, B.S. Alfreida Crook, Kindergarten, B.A. Beth Drew, Second Grade, B.S. Cindy Ellis, First Grade, B.S. Not Pictured: W. M. Broughton, M.A.; Paula Henderson, B.S.; Monrie Salter, Teacher Aide; Brenda Dean, B.A. 63 ... In Learning Hi. Lynn Milligan, T.M.R. Teacher, M.S. Patty Ridley, Sixth Grade, M.S. Dot Morgan, Secretary Frankie Samuel, E.M.R. Teacher, B.S. Merle Nolin, Teacher Aide Pat Sasser, Fifth Grade, B.S. Roberta Odom, Teacher Aide Ola Neal Sogers, Third Grade, B.S. Debbie White, Iola Williams, Teacher Aide Chapter I Reading, B.S. 64 Deborah McDonald, Sixth Grade, B.S. Karla Ptomy, Librarian, B.ME. Sarah Ward, Teacher Aide Marion Williams, Fifth Grade, B.S. Support Personnel The lunchroom workers, custodians, and bus drivers are an important part of Flomaton High and contribute many hours of work during each week. The lunchroom workers, Louise Moye (manager), Reavie Watson, Beth Pleasant, Lilly Tolbert, Joann Steadham, Marjorie Nelson, and Elizabeth Comalander devote a large amount of time preparing and serving the school lunches. Pictured in first row are the elementary custodians, Lucie Black and Earnest Bowen, and in the back row are middle school custodian Linda Steadham and high school custodian Sadie Baldwin. These workers, along with high school custodian James Hartley (not pictured) contribute to the upkeep of our school. Busdrivers are Jake Baldwin, Bonnie Byrd, Gwen Knowles, Devere Moye, Irene Graves, Gwen O'Bannon, Sherry Bell, Minnie Carter, and Judy Courtney (not pictured). These drivers, some starting as early as 6 A.M., have the task of safely transporting students to and from school. 65 Fifth Grade 4-H Clubs: President Adriene Garey, Vice-President, Tammy Upton, Secretary Allyson Thorton, Reporter Monica Shiver, Song Leaders Star Adkinson and Emily Warren. President Robbie Graves, Vice-President Chris White, Secretary Chris Strength, Reporter David Strength, Song Leaders Jimmy Dixon and Anthony Grimsley. Sixth Grade 4-H Clubs: President Nicole Brown, Vice-President Vickie Johnson, Secretary Brandy Dole, Reporter Terra Nolin, Song Leaders Chrissie Hicks and Kristi Smith. President Chad Blankenship, Vice-President Ronnie Knowles, Secretary Jim Bondurant, Reporter Michael Taylor, Song Leader Eric Lambeth. Seventh Grade 4-H Clubs: President Larry Pope, Vice-President, Eugene White (no pic.), Secretary Jeremy Pridgen, Reporter Keith Odom, Song Leaders Paul Bell and Tommy Benson. President Tonya Grant, Vice-President Tiffany Simmons, Secretary Melita Hammond, Reporter Jennifer Hollington, Song Leaders Kim Waters and Esther Blair. 4-H Honors: Chrissie Hicks, 3rd place sewing; Dee Dee Holt, 3rd place cooking; Lisa Knowles, 1st place sewing; Nicloe Brown, 2nd place cooking; Carol Warren, 2nd place crafts; 1st place cooking; Sherri McCall, 3rd place crafts. Angela Knowles, 1st place sewing; Robbie Lee, 3rd place towel rack; Shannon Standefer, 2nd place county dress; Angie Johnson, 1st place cooking; Kim Waters, 3rd place cooking, 1st place electric demonstration, 3rd place district; Kristi Smith, 3rd place sewing. 66 Middle School Activities Dale Long, 1st place in the school spelling bee. Poster Winners: Melanie McMath, 1st place Easter poster; Nicole Brown, 1st place Halloween poster; Dale Long, 2nd place Christmas poster; Eugene White, 3rd place Christmas poster. Teresa Carden received a citation for Outstanding Achievement for participating in the Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl's Environment Poster Contest. Ms. Anderson serves as sponsor for the 4-H Clubs and the Green Thumb Club. Green Thumb Club officers: President Adriene Garey, Vice-President Kim Waters, Secret ary-Treasurer Nicole Brown. Ballard, Tern- Barrow. Jeana Bell, Jeana Bell, Paul Benson. Tommy Blair, Daniel Blair, Esther Blair, Sam Bhttingham, Matt Boutwell, Amy Boutwell, Marvin Boutwell. Trov (no pic) Burkett, Pam Busbee, Johnny Bush. Scott Carter, Kim Carter, Toni (no pic) Cash. Robert (no pic) Cumbie, Andrea Deslonde. Brett Dixon, Benard George, Curt Grant, Tonya Green, Tabatna Hammonds. Malita Harwell, Cristi Hastings. Paul Hicks. Aaron Hollington. Jennifer Jackson, Scott Johnson, Angie Johnson, Tara Jordon. Kevin Killam, Sandy Knowles, Lisa Kyles. Adam Kyles. Lynn Lister. Joey Long. Dale Lord, Vince Lowery, Melinda McShea, Gerald Moye, Glenda Nelson. Michael Odom, Keith Odom. Rebecca Odom, Shane Owens. Billy Pope. Larry Potts, Brian Pridgen, Jeremy Reiche, Lance Simmons, Tiffany Smith. Kevin Strength, Terry Taylor, Jeff Tedder, Henry (no pic) Washington, Stephanie Ward, Scott Waters, Kim White, Eugene White, Kellie Windham, Jeana (no pic) Wright, Donald (no pic) 68 Sixth Grade Adams, Vaneasa Boutwell, Dean Kin , Kelvin Nolin, Terra Smith, Tara Thomas, Charles Baggett, Allen Beasley, Ashley Blankenship. Chad Bondurant, Jim Brown, Nicole Calvin, Wayne Carden, Judson Chancery, David Chisum. Natalia Coleman, Wayne Dole, Brandy Harrelson, Malcolm Harris, Jason Henderson, Sean Henry, Kathy Herndon, Kelli Hicks, Chrissie Holt, Dee Dee Johnson, Brian Johnson, Vickie Knowles, Angela Knowles, Ronnie Kyles, Velvet Lambert, Stacie Lambeth, Eric Lambeth. Michael Lambeth, Phillip Lee, Robby Lowery, Anthony Lowery, Greg McCall, Sheri McGhee, Elisha McMath, Melanie Mathis, Marcus Meeks, Cherokee Neal, Jamie Odom, Debbie Owens, Jodie Phifer, Kaylyn Smith. Christina Smith. Kristi Standefer. Shannon Steadham. Stacy Suggs, Latricia Taylor, Mike Tessier, Jimmy Turk, Chasity Van Hoosen, Ricky Warren, Carol Warrick, Kristie Wesley, Montez White, Craig White. Keri Williams, Fredrick 69 Adkinson, Star Aldridge. Tina Beasley. Jeff Boutwell, Phillip Boutwell. Phyliss Burt. Trinia Cofield, Jarred Coleman, Billy Ray Coleman, Jerry Coleman, Terry Collins, Shannon Crawford, Elizabeth Dixon. Jimmy Dortch, Bridget Emmons, Dana Fears, Jamie Fillmore, Kevin Carey. Adrienne Craves, Robbie Griffis, Johnny Gnmsley. Anthony (no pic) Harrelson, Tammy Hawthorne, Brandon Heil, Anna (no pic) Johnson, Heath Lambeth, Brady Lambeth, Shannon McNeal, Regina Matheny, Stephanie Mathis. Cidget Morris, Hank Nolin, David Potts, Martha Roberson, Loutishia Roe. Ben Shiver, Monica Spears, Kendreah Strength, Chris Strength. David Thornton. Allyson Upton, Tammy Van Hoosen, Chris Walston, Liz Warren, Emily Welch, Allysa (no pic) Whatley, Melvin White. Chris White. Shane Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 70 Fourth Grade Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available White, Benji White, George W hite, Randall Wiggins, Chris Williams, Leisha Williams, Shemeeka Windham. Jason Allen, Annette Anderson. James Baggett, Steven Beverly, Christopher Black, Tonya Blair, Randall Bondurant, Dietrich Brantley, Lynn Brook, Kevin Brown, Belinda Burkett. Natasha Carter. Glenn Cofer, Johnny Conner, Bratf Crapps, Kathy Crowder, Timmy Elliott, Earl Fore, Rachel Gandolfo.Tony Garrett, Amanda Garrett. Anthony (no pic) Green, David Green, Dennis Harrell, Kim Harris, Spencer Henderson, Patrick Henry. Tim (no pic) Hicks. Torry Hoomes. Stacey Jackson. Erik James, Carla Jordan. Kim Jordan, Paul Killam. Amy Kyles, Ivory Lambeth, lassie Lambeth, Dan Lower)', Tammy Lynch, Rodney (no pic) Maddox. Dana Maddox. James Morris, Jeffery Mulder. Tonya Nisewongor, Angel Nolin. Alice Nolin, Jolynn Odom, Wibur Peebles, Lawrence (no pic) Price. Kevin Roberson, Jason Roe, Samuel Scott, Dewayne Sheffield, Terry Shelton. Matt Smith, Tony Spears, Michelle Strength, Christy Tessier, David Trice. Renita Ward. Josh Welch, Celena (no pic) 71 Adams, Stacy Adkinson, Justin Allen, Josie Amos, Amy Black, Ben Bondurant, Claire Bondurant, Melinda Bout well. Shawn Boutwell, Swan Brown, Bubba (no pic) Buckley, April Burkett, Jamie Burkett, Paula Carter, Travis Collins, William Dantzler, Wendy Depew, Michael Dixon, Lvnell Fore, Tony Green, Scott Herndon, David Hollington, Andrea Conway, James Johnson, Eric Johnson, Kari Johnson, Peggy Killam, Traci Lowery, Detria Maddox, Jerry McMillen, Jennifer McMath, Joseph McMath, John Matheny, Davida Moore, Lewis Murrell. Robert Nichols, Tina Odom, Louise Odom, William Patel. Dipal Phifer, Kiesela Prejean, Karen Pugh. Zelma Sheffield, Jessie Smith, Jamie Spears, Raymond Strength, Christina Strength, Stephanie (no pic) Thompson, Roger Thornton, Charlene Tinker, James Washington, Earl Whatley, Sharon White, Dennis 72 Third Grade Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Boutwell, Heather Giles, Roger Maddox, Christy Reaves, Matthew Roberson, Stephanie Washington, Derrick Adkinson, Jill Allen, Rita Anderson, Angie Anderson, Rhonda Arnngton. Melissa (no pic) Batz, George Bell. Gerald Bell, John Bell, Ronnie Bishop, Kevin Blackwell, Phillip Boutwell, Ray Brantley, John Bryan, Todd Carter, Adriene Carter. Amanda Cofield, Jamie Colvin, Erick Cooper, Jamie Crapps, Chris DePew, Tommie Dixon, Marcus English, Monan Fillmore. Michelle Fore, Jill Gaines. Calvin Grace, Kasandra Graves. Vinson Gresham, Alicia Griffis. Misty Hagan, Daniel Hammond, Jeff Hebert. Brandi Henderson. Frances Higdon. Daniel Jackson, Buddy (no pic) Johnson. Adam Kimmons, Dwain Lambeth. Jason Lane, Laura Lopez. Alma Lynch. Jennifer McCall. Paula McPhearson. Lindsey Mort, Lisa Mosley. Jennifer Odom. Aubrey Odom. Edward Parker, Kim Quinley, Kanette Raines. ladon Reaves, Amanda Roberson, Dylan Satterwhite, Chad Smith, Crystal Spann. Chris Sunday, Dawn Taylor, Freddie Thompson, Tiphanie Tullis, Samantha Van Hoosen. Kim Ware, Larry Ward, Lance Waters, Thomas White, DeAnna White. Shelah White. Stevie Williams, Jodie Williams. Katrina Williamson, Nicole Wnght. Lashawnda 73 Baggett, Jami Barrow, Lance Benson, Therman Blackburn, Joey Booker, Curtis Boutwell, Holly Boutwell, Ruth Ann Bowman, Kevin Brown, Nathan Bryan, Kyle Burkett, Patrick Carter, Chandra Crapps. Jeremy Curtis, Lloyd Danley, Geoffrey Evans, Katina Fore. Angie Fuqua, Phillip Grace, Sharon Greenwall, Timothy Hammonds. Christopher Harrelson, Michael Hollington, Joyce Holt, Richard Ikner, Dee Ann (no pic) James. Jermaine James, Latisha Johnson, Bart Johnson, Cory Johnson, Julie Kelly, Kim Kelly. Lisa Killam. Jennifer Knowles, Jeffery Knowles. Marcus Lambeth, Jason Lambeth, Kellie LaSala, Paul Lauria. Seth Lynch, Stephanie McMath, Jeremy McPhearson. Kendrick Marshall, Amanda Nisewonger, Amy Odom, Cory Payne, Chad Peeples, Anthony (no pic) Perrvman, Cleveland Powell, Kenneth Roberson. Nicholas Strength. Keyunna Stuckey. Melissa Thompson, Jennifer Thornton, Ashley White, Drema Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 74 Amos, Shannon Barrow, Shawn Bell, Celes Bell, Travis Bondurant, Jason Bonner, Tyrone Boutwell, Jonathon Bradley, Michael Carter, Jessica Chance, Sherry Conway. Brian Crapps, Angela Cravey, Ashley (no pic) Crosby, Jeremy (no pic) Danley, Gregory Daw, Vanroy Dixon. Arica Edens, Ben English, Tamika Gee, Johnny Gilbreath, Joseph Gray, Rachel Green, Shelley Harris, Ronald Henderson, Layla Huggins. Lisa Jackson, Casey Jordan, Adam Jordan, Kimberly Knowles, Jennifer Knowles, Kevin Lambeth. Knsty Lambeth, Liana Lambeth. Misty Lane, Alicia Lowery, Garrick McPherson, Tameka Mendez, Christina Miller. Kellie Mitchell. Vince Odom. Tokiwa Patel. Snehal Perryman, Mindy Pleasant, Dynell Powell, Kevin Sanders. Krystal Simmons, Timothy Spears, Serita Square. Maurice Starling, Corwin Straughn. Wesley Strength, Jennifer Thompson, Brian Thornton, Jennifer Trice, Melody Ware, Stephanie Welch. Robert (no pic) White. Nancy Williams. Hank Williamson. Brian Wilson, Timothy Xangus. Burl Garrett, Cherra 75 Hurricanes 2 984-85 Hurricane Team: Raye Barrow, Jeff Bell, Tracy Emmons, Wiggins Washington, Hamp Smith, Scott Herndon, Vince Morgan, Jeff Kilgore, Ronnie Hammond, Brian Shelton, Shannon Lambeth, Greg Chavers, James Allen, Scott Stewart, Rusty Roberson, Joey Brock, Chris Norwood, John Fields, Scott Hammond, Scotty White, Jeff Upton, Gene Godwin. Not pictured: Gene Waguespack, Jamie Strength, Tracy Steadham. HURRICANES OPPONENTS 20 Castleberry 0 12 J. F. Shields 6 7 Uriah 20 0 •Red Level 7 8 Earnest Ward 7 0 Georgiana 13 14 Jay 7 21 Frisco City 12 0 Century 32 •HOMECOMING 78 Have 5-4 Season Scott Stewart Tackle Jamie Strength Running Back Jeff Bell Center Greg Chavers Guard Guy Sawyer, Head Coach Randy Aydelott, Statistician; Jim McCutchin, End Coach; Guy Sawyer, Head Coach; Jerry Dunaway, Line Coach; Anthony Davidson, Defensive Back Coach; Mike Brantley, Trainer. Jeff Kilgore Tackle John Fields Jr. Running Back Janies Allen Jr. Guard Shannon Lambeth Jr. Running Back Scott Herndon Soph. Guard Jeff Upton Jr. Scotty White Jr. Quarterback Running Back 80 Gene Godwin, Soph. End Raye Barrow, Jr. Tackle Joey Brock, Soph. Tackle Tracy Emmons, Jr. End Vince Morgan, Soph. Tackle Chris Norwood, Jr. Guard Gene Waguespack, Jr. Linebacker Wiggins Washington, Soph. Running Back 81 Flomaton 20 Conecuh 0 In this season opener the Flomaton Hurricanes used a steady running attack and a powerful defense to storm past the Blue Devils. Touchdowns were scored by Shannon Lambeth, James Allen, and John Fields. Flomaton 12 J. F. Shields 6 Jeff Upton scored the first touchdown early in the first quarter. Shields came back later in the quarter to tie the score 6-6. At the end of regulation time, the game was still tied at 6-6. In the overtime period, J. F. Shields had first posses- sion but was unable to score. Flomaton took over and on the second down, Jamie Strength found the end zone to give the Hurricanes the victory. Flomaton 7 Blacksher 20 Flomaton's first season loss was at the hands of J. U. Blacksher. The Hur- ricanes got on the board first with a one yard run by Ronnie Hammond. The point after kick by Shannon Lambeth was good and the score was Flomaton — 7, Uriah — 0. Uriah came back in the second half to score three times and cap- ture the win. Flomaton 0 Red Level 7 The Hurricanes struggled valiantly against the larger and faster Red Level Tigers during the Hurricanes' Homecoming game, but lost by a single touchdown and extra point. Flomaton 8 Earnest Ward 7 The Hurricanes defeated the Earnest Ward Golden Eagles in a game that end- ed in a 0-0 tie and went into overtime. The Eagles got the first overtime posses- sion and scored on their first play. Shannon Lambeth and Scott Hammond scored on Flomaton's third down, and a bootleg run gave them the two-point conversion needed to win. Flomaton 0 Georgiana 13 Flomaton Hurricanes lost to Georgiana and consequently lost their chance at making the play-offs. Had they won, their place would not have been assured, but the loss put them out of the running. The Hurricanes fumbled one time for one turnover, while Georgiana had no fumbles. Flomaton lost 85 yards on nine penalties and Georgiana lost 50 yards on six. The Hurricane team had poor field position all night. Flomaton 14 Jay 7 Jay scored first on a 70-yard pass play at the top of the second quarter. Exactly six minutes later, John Fields carried 14 yards for six points. Shannon Lambeth's point-after kick tied the score at 7-7. In the third quarter, on fourth down and one yard to the goal, Jamie Strength went up the middle for the score. Lambeth's kick was good once more and Flomaton clenched the lead 14-7. Flomaton 21 Frisco City 12 Flomaton scored 15 points in the second quarter and six in the fourth while Frisco scored both touchdowns in the second quarter. John Fields made the first touchdown on a one-yard run. Lambeth's kick was good for the extra point. Scott Hammond made Flomaton's second TD on a 75-yard run. Ronnie Ham- mond took the ball on the next play and scored the conversion. In the fourth quarter, Ronnie Hammond connected with Scott Hammond for a 26-yard touchdown pass that put the final score on the board. Flomaton 0 Century 32 Good kicking and defensive play helped the Century Blackcats crush their crosstown rivals, the Flomaton Hurricanes, during the Century Homecoming game. Junior Varsity in Action 1984-85 J.V. Team: James Hastings, Scott Harwell, John McShea, Greg Odom, Brian Shelton, Keith Agerton, Ken Knowles, William Hastings, Coach McCutchin, Scott Barrow, Stony Brock, Ken Busbee, Joey Brock, Gene Godwin, Robert Cash, Dee Bondurant, Phillip Baggett, Paul Hastings, Larry Pope, David Beasley, Jim Hancock, Randall Adams, and Bobby Morris. Clockwise from the top: Flomaton J.V. football team finished their HURRICANES 0 Century OPPONENTS 12 season with a 4-2 record. 6 Century 12 The Hurricanes team kicks off against Frisco 8 Frisco City 0 City. 12 Jay 6 The young Hurricanes get ready at the line 12 Frisco City 0 of scrimmage. 12 Jay 6 84 Shooting to Become the Best Striving for a win!! Sweat pouring, tempers hot, Price goes for it. At the peak of his shot, McLemore leaves everyone else standing. Takin' it up for two, Yuhasz adds to the score. Making it happen, Tony Yuhasz puts it in .. . McLemore puts in his tuH)-bits upping the score one more time. 85 The Team Effort Cliff Dixon, Sr. Scott Hammond, Fr. Jeff Harris, Sr. Donalhanfohnson.fr. fames McLemore, Soph. Anthony Price, Sr. Wendell Richburg.fr. Wiggins Washington, Soph. Tony Yuhasz, Sr. Set it up. Put it in, That's the way to win! Basketball WE ROUND BALL SCORES THEY 45 Georgiana 37 55 J.F. Shields 60 48 Ernest Ward 53 54 Century 67 63 J.F. Shields 73 41 Red Level 73 44 Atmore (X-mas Tourn.) 70 52 Baker 72 80 Jay 57 67 Georgiana 54 48 Red Level 72 55 Ernest Ward 54 75 Baker (E.R.C. Tourn.) 83 64 Uriah 58 57 Century 66 100 Castleberry 72 59 Jay 49 72 Uriah 64 LOVE THEM HURRICANES!!! 87 Pride Excellence . .. Debbie Powell, Soph. Amanda Stead ham, Jr. Sabrina Thomas, Jr. The 1984-85 Lady Hurricanes finished their year with a record of 13 wins and 6 losses. Becky Aldridge, Fr. Tonya Kyles, Jr. Susan Curry, Sr. Angie Dole, Jr. Lady Hurricanes in action!! Kim Enfinger, Jr. Kasey Nelson, Sr. ... Girls Basketball WE 72 Teresa Taylor goes for two. 54 Lady Hurricanes keep their eyes on the ball. Georgiana Red Level J.F. Shields Earnest Ward Century Baker J.F. Shields W.S. Neal Atmore (X-mas Tourn.) Baker Jay Century Jay Georgiana Red Level St. Paul Earnest Ward (E.R.C.) Baker (E.R.C.) Red Level (Area) THEY 23 47 61 31 18 41 59 16 43 23 40 21 37 8 42 46 34 27 47 That's the Way the Ball bounces Dee Bondurant, Fr. Ken Busbee, Fr. Gene Godwin, Soph. Greg Harris, Fr. Scott Harwell, Soph. Scott Herndon, Soph. Joey Noruwod, Soph. Calvin Williams, Jr. 90 Scott Harwell, Gene Godwin, Coach Mosby, Scott Herndon, Ken Busbee, Greg Harris, Calvin Williams, Dee Bondurant, and Joey Norwood. WE THEY 19 Georgiana 23 35 J.F. Sheilds 31 32 Ernest Ward 26 41 Century 48 24 J.F. Sheilds 75 26 Red Level 27 40 Baker 51 35 Castleberry 25 40 Baker 57 40 Jay 49 40 Georgiana 41 30 Red Level 39 46 Ernest Ward 28 37 J.U. Blacksher 32 30 Century 78 60 Castleberry 38 B-team Hurricanes defend their court against Ernest Ward and try to recover the ball. 91 Never-Say-Can't, attitude is exemplified in the Varsity Cheerleaders. The girls tried out in the spring and were elected cheerleaders by the student body. During the summer, they attended DC clinic held July 30 through August 2 at South Alabama in Mobile. While at the clinic, they received outstanding ribbons every night and on the last day, they received a ribbon for having the best original cneer. Captain Lea Hancock Co-Captam Jamie Lunsford Lisa Chavers Lynne Mclnnis Clockwise from the top: Cheerleaders throw footballs during the game to help raise the crowd's spirit. The cheerleaders pose in front of the big sign before the homecoming game. Go Hurricanes' Capl. Lea and Co- Capt. Jamie pose for picture. Green Rocks Off The Floor! Get Fired Up! 92 One person that helped the cheerleaders achieve this is their sponsor, Mrs. Ann Jackson. She has been sponsor for the last fourteen years. The girls have many responsibilities being cheerleaders. Some of these are cheering at all football and basketball games, leading pep rallies, and making spirit signs; but they feel their greatest challenge is keeping spirit up at F.H.S. Clockwise from the top: The Seniors pose after receiving their homecoming flowers. Sponsor, Mrs. Ann Jackson. Wow!Christi! Say cheese for the camera. Cheerleaders show their spirit at the bonfire. Let's get a little bit rowdy! The cheerleaders enjoy doing stack-ups. 93 Hurricane Pride From Young enthusiasm, so common in the 8th and 9th grade girls, is exemplified by the J.V. cheerleaders. These girls, as nervous as they were, tried out in front of and were elected by the 7th and 8th grades last spring. The cheerleaders keep spirit alive at all the Jr. Varsity football games, B team boys basketball games and some girls basketball games, by cheering. The J.V. Cheerleaders are under the leadership of Mrs. Barbara Jordan, who has been J.V. sponsor for eleven years, and Mrs. Sally Phillips, who is serving her first year as sponsor. Sponsors Mrs. Barbara Jordan and Mrs. Sally Phillips. Amy and Stephanie show off their double stunts during a cheer. 94 '84 Sports Awards Football: Most Val. Off. Back — Anthony Straughn Sportsmanship Award — Greg Hinote Most Val. Linemen — Timmy Kyles and Jamie Strength Most Val. Off. Linebacker — Brian Richburg Hustler Awrd — Scotty White Baseball: Area Team — Jeff Upton, Kenny Cannon, Robert English. Most Val. Def. Player — Anthony Straughn Most Val. Off. Player — Kenny Cannon All E.R.C.-Jeff Upton Most Val. Team Player — Robert English Basketball: All E.R.C. Team — Susan Curry and Kasey Nelson Most Val. Off. Player — Susan Curry Most. Val. Def. Player — Kasey Nelson E.R.C. Tourn. Team — Angie Dole and Susan Curry Area Tourn. Team — Angie Dole, Susan Curry, and Amanda Steadham Softball: Most Val. Player — Debbie Powell All E.R.C. — Teresa Spears Academic Athlete Award — Teresa Spears and Anthony Straughn Most Val. Cheerleader — Lorie White Special recognition to Doc Brantley. Panhandle Officials Sportsmanship Award — Guy Sawyer (Not Pictured) Basketball: All E.R.C. Team, Timmy Kyles; Most Val. Def. Player and Most Rebounds, Tim Green; Most Val. Off. Player and Leading Scorer, Timmy Kyles. 95 Team Members: Wendell Richburg, Kenny Cannon, Parrish Reeves, Raye Barrow, Greg Odom, Anthony Straughn, Jeff Upton, John Fields, Ronnie Hammond, James Allen, Ray Holland, Moochie Williams, Brian Newby, Robert Cash, Scott Hammond, Scotty White, Jeff Hill, Robert English. (Not pic.: Gary Morris and Coach Davidson.) Baseball '84 The Flomaton Hurricanes 1984 baseball season ended with a 13-10 overall record and an 8-2 area record. Batting Title — Kenny Cannon, 420 average. R.B.I. Leader — Ronnie Hammond. Outstanding Pitchers — Jeff Upton and Robert English. Wendell Richburg and James Allen saw lots of playing time during the '84 season. Returning starters from '84 team are Jeff Upton, P; Scotty White, 2B; John Fields, C; Scott Hammond, CF; Ronnie Hammond, RF and DH; Greg Odom, IB; Wendell Richburg, IB and P; and James Allen, DH. Atmore — Lose Baker — Lose Win Ernest Ward — Rain Century — Lose Jay — Lose Ernest Ward — Lose T. R. Miller — Lose Pleasant Home — Win W. S. Neal — Win Ceorgiana — Win Goshen — Win Century — Lose Straughn — Win W. S. Neal — Win Jay — Lose Goshen — Win Florala — Win Luverne — Lose Georgiana — Win Florala — Win Straughn — Win Luverne — Lose •Area Games Double-header 96 Softball '84 Team Members: Top: Debbie Powell, Angie Baldwin, Linda Johnson, Coach Judy Bell, Sonya Brooks, Nila Baldwin, Becky Aldridge. Bottom: Shannon Lowery, Jimmie Courtney, Pam Hicks, Kathy Wolford, Tracy Reichie. 97 BROADENING HORIZONS WITH ORGANIZATIONS Presenting tt|e “P JBiE” of halftime 100 Under the direction of Mr. Gerald Cofer, the band performed at all the football games to provide halftime entertainment. The band began summer practice during the month of August, learning many marching techniques and a variety of songs which included Gacho, “Broadway, “Ice Castles and several others. Clockwise from the lop: The Senior members this pear include Richard Armstrong, saxophone section leader and band president: fuma Courtney, head majorette; Paula Ates, clarinet section leader; and Michelle Moye, flute section leader. Band Officers: Richard Armstrong, pres.; Laura White, vice-pres.; Cary Morris and Shannon Chancery. The 1984-85 Marching Band. Heather Stewart, field director, Gerald Allen Cofer, band director. 101 Clockwise from the top: Woodwinds: Richard Armstrong, Alisa Findley, Amy Pope, Shannon Chancery, Chstie Killam, Shannon Lambeth, Teresa Carden, Michelle Moye. Tracy Knowles, Paula Ates, (not pictured). Brass: Bottom: Sandy Davidson, April Stewart, Wendy Owens, Shannon Matheny, Laura White. Top: Kendell Byrd, Chris Folsom, Jamie Brown, Jeanette Howell, Gary Morris. 1985 Concert Band. Section Leaders include Bottom: Paula Ates, clarinet; Junia Courtney, head majorette; Michelle Moye, flute. Top: Lisa Lawson, flag captain; Gary Morris, low brass; Chris Brown, percussion; Laura White, trumpet; and Richard Armstrong, saxophone. Percussion: Chris Brown, Katherine Ellison, Samantha Carden, Sherry White, Joey Norwood. 102 Twirling With Pride Under the leadership of senior head majorette Junia Courtney, the majorettes helped entertain the fans at the ballgames while they performed a glove routine to On Broadway. During the summer they attended the Heart of Dixie Band Camp at the University of South Alabama in Mobile. Here, they received a trophy for a superior rating in camp competition. They also learned several routines that were to be very usefulTir- them during the marching season. 103 Flag Corps Pride The flags, under the leadership of Lisa Lawson, helped entertain the crowds during half time. During the summer the flags held a bake sale in order to raise money for uniforms. They also held a flag camp during the summer. Under the direction of Missy Watley, the flags acquired many new skills that were helpful during the football season. Clockwise from the top: Lisa Lawson, captain; Tami West, co-captain: Buffie Holt. 104 Tracey Reiche, Paula Bell, Donna Ryals, and Jennifer Kilgore. Beginner Band Bottom to top: Allyson Thornton, Tammy Upton, Allyshia Welch, Martha Potts. Adrienne Garey, Star Adkinson, Monica Shivers, Anna Hill. Hank Morris, Phyllis Boutwell, Stephanie Matheny, Heath Johnson. Danna Emmons, Jeff Beasley, Shane White, Brandon Hawthorne. Shannon Lambeth, Ben Roe, Jamie Spears. Intermediate Band Bottom to top: Kelli White, Nicole Brown, Shannon Standefer, Jodi Owens. Vickie Johnson, Brandi Dole, Kerri White, Amy Boutwell. Judson Carden, Kevin Smith, Tonya Grant, Angela Knowles. Andrie Cumbie, Jena Barrow, Jamie Neal, Jim Bondurant. Curt George, Craig White, Ashley Beasley, Chrissie Hicks. Joy Club Joy (Jesus, Others, Yourself) Club officers are President Denise Smith, Vice-President Bubba Hobbie, Secretary Sherry White, Treasurer Angie Johnson, and Sponsor Mrs. Folsom. The members meet every morning for a short devotion and prayer to start the day off right. The club's annual goal is to provide Christmas presents to underprivileged children in the county. 105 Betas Today Paula Ates Jeff Bell Sonya Brooks Todd Buckley Greg Chavers Junia Courtney Susan Curry Liz Hollington Jamie Lunsford Michelle Moye Kasey Nelson Tammy Owens Alan Smith Denise Smith Doug Welch Celeste Black Dee Dee Brantley Chris Brown Gary Morris Amanda Steadham Jeff Upton Tami West Shellie Booth Scott Harwell Doreen Heller Chris Hoomes Darrell Lambeth Vince Morgan Sharman Owens Valeria Pope Brian Shelton Karen Simmons Sami Stewart Tag Wagner 106 Being a Beta member is the highest scholastic club honor received in high school. A Beta member possesses three qualities: achievement, character, and leadership. The Beta Club began their year with an induction ceremony of the thirteen new Beta members. They include twelve sophomores and one junior. The Beta Club planned several activities for the 1984-85 school year. They included sponsoring a St. Jude's Bike- A-Thon, having a float in the Christmas parade, helping in the annual blood drive, baby sitting for the P.T.A., helping in the Halloween carnival sponsored by the P.T.A., and helping the Junior Beta Club in Teacher Appreciation Day. Some members of the club attended convention in Birmingham on April 12-15. 1984-85 Bela Club officers are Paula Ates, treasurer; funia Courtney, secretary; Greg Chavers, president; Denise Smith, vice-president; Tami West, recording secretary. 107 Junior Betas — They Hold Our Future Junior Beta Club Members: Shelly Deslonde, Shannon Chancery, Kelly Arrington, Dee Bondurant, Sonya Burt, Vickie Henderson, Matt Jordan, Vince Lord, Jon Hoomes, Doug Dole, Angie Steadham, Dana Adylotte, Tracy Linam, Wendy Owens, Juanette Howell, Teresa Carden, Rodney Lord, Mrs. Walton, sponsor, Shane Booth, Mark Bush, Ken Busbee, Greg Byrd, Kelly Boutwell, Tammy Lambeth, Mallette Rowland, Jamie Brown, Timmy Hams, Chris Folsom, Tommy Standefer, and Stony Brock. The Junior Beta Club encourages scholastic achievement for the younger students at F.H.S. To raise money for Christmas funds they sold key rings. They went on a trip to Mobile in December where they saw the Battleship and Fort Conde. In December they also held their annual Teacher's Appreciation Day where they cooked a fabulous dinner and presented the teachers with gifts. The president of the club is Shannon Chancery; Vice- President is Shelly Deslonde; the Secretary is Dana Aydelott, and the Treasurer is Greg Byrd. 108 Drama Club officers are President Greg Chavers, Vice-President Vince Morgan, Secretary-Treasurer Denise Smith, and Publicity Director Valeria Pope. The club attends professional and college plays, and presents their own production in the spring. Ms. Brenda Gandy organized and sponsors the Drama Club. Some members took part in the 1984 Halloween Carnival which took place October 30th, at the Flomaton Community Center. These ghouls are Junia, Jeff, Lynne, Rhonda, and Greg. Club members stand outside the Saenger Theater, Mobile, where they saw Edgar Allen Poe and Washington Irving productions on November 1st. 109 Annual Staff Clockwise from the top: The 1984-85 Annual Staff Officers. Members are Mrs. Folsom, sponsor; Heather Stewart, Valeria Pope, Chris Brown, Rhonda Hatfield, Kelly Arrington, Christi Stewart, Shelly Deslonde, Denise Smith, editor; Kasey Nelson, co-editor; Dee Dee Brantley, business manager; Richard Armstrong, assistant business manager; Tippy Wagner, photographer; Paula Ates, typist; Jamie Lunsford. Kelly, Shelly, and Chris work to meet deadlines. Denise gives Jamie and Paula advice on annual layouts. 110 Hurricane Herald Members of the Hurricane Herald staff are Brian Parker, Mr. Dickerson, sponsor; Rhonda Hatfield, Carolyn Cash, Tag Wagner, Sharon Beasley, Sandy Few, Greg Odom, Rhonda Dixon, Debbie Knowles, Jimmie Courtney, Kelly Boutwell, Tami Lambeth, Tammy Owens, Cindy Odom. Clockwise from the top: The 1984-85 Hurricane Herald staff. Officers are Carolyn Cash, co-editor; Tammy Owens, business manager; Brian Parker, editor. Greg and Cindy read the finished copy of the paper. Mr. Dickerson and Brian discuss points about an edition of the Herald. Tammy and Cheryl serve as typists for the paper staff. Ill F Club The F Club is made up of participants of sports including football players, girls and boys basketball teams, baseball and softball players, and cheerleaders. Head coach Guy Sawyer is sponsor. F.F.A. F.F.A. is made up of all vocational agriculture classes. Officers are Doug Welch, president; Greg Chavers, vice- president; Fred Morris, secretary; Jamie Barrow, sentinel; Todd Buckley, treasurer; and Keith Agerton, reporter. Mr. Williams is the sponsor. F.H.A. F.H.A. is made up of members of home economics and family living classes. Every year F.H.A. shows a giving spirit at Christmas by finding a needy family and buying gifts for them. Mrs. Beverly Ferguson is the sponsor. 112 Student Council Members of the Student Council are Shellie Booth, lamie Lunsford, Jennifer Kilgore, Lynne Mclnnis, Lisa Chavers, Kelly Boutwell, Shannon Chancery, Valeria Pope, Teresa Carden, Chris Brown, Liz Hollington, Debra Turk, Tracey Linam, Christi Stewart, Tonya Kyles, Paula Bell, Paula Ales, Dee Dee Brantley, funia Courtney and Richard Armstrong. The F.H.S. Student Council is made up of members from each homeroom who represent the student body. They serve as the student government for F.H.S. Clockwise from the top: The 1984-85 Student Council. Mr. Dickerson is Student Council sponsor. A powder-puff game was one of the fund-raisers for this year's council. The Sr. girls won over the Jr. girls with a score of 24-6. Mr. Dickerson and officers discuss a project at a Student Council meeting. The Jr. and Sr. boys serve as cheerleaders for the powder-puff game. Officers are Paula Ates, President; Dee Dee Brantley, Vice-President; Junia Courtney, Secretary; and Richard Armstrong, Treasurer. 113 Striving for Goals an The 1984-85 trade school officers include Business Office Education — Catherine Ellison, chaplain; Vivian Lee, reporter; Sherry White, parliamentarian; Liz Hollington, secretary; Tammy Owens, historian; Childcare — fill Bryd, chaplain; Samantha Carden, assistant secretary. The students that attend trade school left in the morning after homeroom. They spent the first three periods of the school day preparing for vocational careers. 114 Making Them Work Business Office Education There were fifteen students from Flomaton who chose to take B.O.E. They were Angie Burkett, Debbie Knowles, Catherine Ellison, Lisa Lawson, Tonya Kyles, Michelle Baldwin, Debra Turk, Sherry White, Cheryl White, Vivian Lee, Sharon Beasley, Tonya Lee, Kim Enfinger, Tammy Owens, and Liz Hollington. B.O.E. trains students to hold such jobs as file clerks, general office clerks, duplicating and office machine operators and general secretarial and clerical occupations. Auto Body and Fender Repair Classroom and shop experience concerns all phases of the repair of damaged automobile bodies and fenders including metal straightening, parts replacement and painting. Also included is glass replacement as well as upholstery and trim. The ten students who chose to take this course were Shannon Lambeth, Jeff Boutwell, Jamie Strength, Tuffy Boutwell, Steven Bell, Anthony Boutwell, Ryan Currington, and Anthony McCurdy. Power and Diesel Mechanics Basic instruction in the concept of engineering in the area of agricultural machinery equipment and automobile mechanics is stressed in this course. There were only three students from Flomaton that chose to take this course. They were Tracey Emmons, David Burch, and Benion VanHoosen. 115 BROADENING HORIZONS WITH ADS Office and School Supplies — Duplicators Mimeographs — Victor Calculators — Sharp Copiers — Typewriters Billy Edgar, Pres. Bus. (205) 368-9196 Res. (205) 368-9243 110 N. Main St. P.O. Drawer 410 Atmore, Ala. 36504 CHICKEN n BISCUITS Smile God Loves You! faith enterprises, Inc. Supplies and Materials Mobile Homes (Set Up) Builders Farmers Contractors James C. Johnson Rt. 1 Box 91 Joe Golden Flomaton, Ala. 36441 Phone: (205) 296-3362 Auctions of Early American Antiques Professional Handling of Fine Estates and Collections Owned and Operated by Herbert P. Heller Sons Rt. 1 Box 196 A Flomaton, Ala. 36441 WINN ® DIXIE Now more than ever, were right for REX SPEJRTING GQQDS EQMPflNY The Better Lines of All Sporting Goods 101 N. Main St. P.O. Box 348 Atmore, Ala. 36504 (205) 368-3479 118 Sears AUTHORIZED CATOLOG SALES merchant ... INDUSTRIAL MACHINE WORKS INCORPORATED P.O. 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Main Street Atmore, Alabama Phone: 368-2123 The Rtmoi'c Rdvanre Century ffiarine Johnson Outboards Wheelhorse Tractors Homelite Chain Saws Complete Service on Outboards Bass Boats, Fishing Boats, and Ski Boats Don Grant Rt. 3 Box 117A HWY 29 Owner Century, FL 32535 126 Compliments of RcnalcPs Barber and Style Shcn Flomaton, Alabama Atmore Office School Supply Co. 109 North Main Street Atmore, AL 36504-0500 (205) 368-3461 James Barnett Sales Manager oCiviny Word Bool, St I ore YOUR CHRISTIAN RESOURCE CENTER BIBLES — BOOKS — MUSIC — GIFTS — CHURCH SUPPLIES 101 St. Joseph Street P.O. Box 883 Brewton, AL 36426 Phone — 867-6185 128 S ScTMOTOlfS P.O. BOX 383 FLOMATON, AL 38441 STEPHEN M. WHITE Owner BUS. PHONE 298-3370 HOME PHONE 298-2345 Scuth Flomatcn Hardware Hwy. 29 South Century, Florida 256-3486 You Can Depend On Us “We Wrap Our Reputation Around Each Package” £ctie CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING ART SUPPLIES TROPHIES — ENGRAVING — RIBBONS GIFT ITEMS 129 •• i k i 1 i •• i i k i k {, •• 4 k i k i k i k i k i k i k i You Always Wanted To Be Ahead Of The Gang... We built a bank to keep you there. rtif c.xic.KJfftf' Atcoiw r-ofL srottvti THE — STEPAHEAD ..BANK ■ UNITED BANK ATMORE, FLOMATON, FRISCO CITY, MONROEVILLE Member FDIC ©MCMLXXXIV Leon Shaller Golnick Adv . Inc. '••it is i k k •• k i k I k i k i k 1 I I I I 1 1 i 1 1 1 I =: i 130 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 FIRST NATIONAL DAKIUrBrewton’ LJr l ll Alabama Leading the way. Downtown -Northside- East Brewton 227 Belleville Avenue Phone (205) 867-3231 ROBBINS McGOWIN DEPT. STORE Tux. Rentals, Sports Wear By Izod, Sun Britches, Munsingwear Members Only, Levi Dock Side and Nike Shoes, Men and Women Downtown Brewton ComlJim.nl, of JIM’S PHARMACY, INC. FAMILY DRUGS Phone 256-3458 DEA AJ 2088727 Century, Florida 32535 131 Stanton’s Furniture, Television, Appliances Century, Fla. Radio Shack A Tandy Corporation Highway 29 Flowers for All Occasions Funeral Designs — Birthdays — Anniversaries — Corsages — Potted Plants Cut Flowers — Artificial and Helium Balloon Arrangements Owner: Jerrianne Covan 904-256-3169 Compliments of: FAYARD JEWELERS 101 South Main St. Atmore, AL 36502 132 Ear Piercing Jewelry Angie’s Slaiies Mlear Free Giftwrapping and Gift Certificate Dresses, Pants and Tops Belts and Bathing Suits 5DUTHERN PINE ELECTRIC CDDPERRTIVE □wneri Blj Those UJe 5erve Funeral Director Iflnmaton SSrouin §eruice Funeral Home 205-296-2496 D. L. Mayson Flomaton, Alabama COLEMAN DRUGS Box 850 222 Palafox Street Flomaton, Alabama HEADQUARTERS CLASS RING COLEMRN DRUGS Flomaton, AL II MAMIE’S RESTAURANT 202 Highway 31 South Flomaton, Alabama Mamie Hammoc “Owner” Where Friends Meet to Eat Si ear 2) elite Complete Beauty Care Stylists: Phone Linda Deslonde 296-4290 Cynthia Marshall (904) 256-3640 SPEARS TV Television Sales and Service Bill Spears 409 Hwy. 29 S. Owner Century, FL 32535 Brewton’s Largest and Most Complete Department Store Brewton Heights Shopping Center Brewton, AL 867-7145 133 Wadkins Welding P. O. Box 738 Highway 31 N. 296-3325 Flomaton, AL BRANTLEY’S TIRES, INC. 516 North Main St. Phone: 368-3123 ATMORE, ALABAMA 36502 HENDERSON READY MIX CONCRETE Ready-Mix Concrete Company CJuafity Jot in I toll — H pnyi 24 Hour Service, 6 Days a Week Prompt Delivery Home Owned and Operated Call Collect For Free Estimates 296-3452 SERVING THE PUBLIC FOR 40 YEARS PLANTS LOCATED IN Atmore, AL Flomaton, AL Brewton, AL E. Ridgeley St. 303 HWY. 31 303 Hwy. 31S For hanking the way you deserve it, pin our 1ST SOUTHERN family: LJ Southern Federal Savings Member FStIC Quality Ladies Apparel 200 Houston Street P. O. Box 598 Flomaton, AL 36441 134 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 TRI-CITY CLOTH STORE Virginia McCurdy GREEN’S IGA FOODLINER Hwy. 29 Century, FL Every Day Verrry Low Prices Escambia County’s Lowest Food Prices Compliments of THE TRI-CITY LEDGER P. O. Drawer F Highway 31 South Flomaton, AL. 36441 Phone: 296-3491 Serving Flomaton, Century and Jay Jim Thornton Publisher Anne Thornton Associate Publisher EIOiSFS BEAUT! SHOP P. O. Box 644 Flomaton, AL Phone: jfl Mollll 296-2967 VILLAGE FLOWER (X SHOP Cut Flowers Plants Floral Design 296-2496 Flomaton, AL 135 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 Bus.: 205-368-8134 205-368-5754 HAROLD ALLEN MOBILE HOMES William H. Allen President 323 North Main Street • Atmore, Alabama 36502 Skinners Furniture Stores Inc. 125 Mildred Street Billy W. Black Brewton, AL Manager 36426 Belt ’ s feed $u Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers and Insecticides Flomaton, AL Phone: 296-2578 Joe and Yvonne Bell, Owners 136 UJoyp’s Printing ©fficr Supply School and Office Supplies Art Supplies Teachers’Aids Commercial and Offset Printing Office Furniture and Machines 122 Mildred Street Phone: Brewton, Alabama 368—4510 137 139 HIGHWAY 29 CENTURY, FLORIDA 256-3228 Dial 368-9161 H iP. Sand Mortar Sand Gravel Concrete Finisher Highway 21 ATMORE READY MIX Concrete for All Purposes Atmore, Alabama Prompt Delivery Beyond Your Horizon . .. what lies there is what you are to become. It all depends on what you make of yourself now. You have to work to reach your goals, but along with work, there is fun. In order for your goals to be worth their effort, you need to enjoy life. r: '■j-j ti 141 If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. 142 This year at F.H.S. has had its ups and downs, but they have been shared with our friends, the people we love. They are all a part of our lives, and they make us stronger. Keep on working and having fun, and strive to reach what lies ... beyond your horizon. ... and we've only just begun. 144 Autographs