Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

HURRICANE lyr 1986 Rt. 2 Box 80 T Volume Flomaton, Ala. 36441 49 TABLE OF CONTENTS I? Opening Student Life Organizations People Sports Ads 2-12 13-22 23-40 41-96 97-120 121-142 Spirit The spirit at F.H.S. has taken a dramatic leap within the past months! Students have come to be proud of themselves, as well as their leaders. Pride has grown to bring students, faculty, administra- tion, alumni, and friends closer together. This pride is now evident in every aspect of school life. James McLemore goes up for a dunk as Wiggins Washington watches. Alisa Findley. Julia Graves. Heather Stewart, Cristie Killain, Buffie Holt, and April Stewart pose on Rock and Roll Day. The cheerleaders | erform the pompon pass at the Homecoming Thurs- day night pep rally. As Hurricane Elena approached, the Hurricanes had a sweeping victory over Conecuh County. Hurricane Elena swirls Fi k,e Klena 8ta“ toward Panhandle coast i 61-8 145.000 prop! ' fW Monm's 100 n� ph w tifetua • am«.ui todiutln for hu� in. 1 Trarkimr hurricane- y-j ran r'm hr burins - | tiurrwanr t«� stir .1. k.«- j a In-gins totalling • .«ii i H. c' Sir St : A«L . VAT . u._ i -? -' Elena smashes inland too m Klonda hiiMnfi Elena swings back with 125 mph punc Th Path ol Ewni 4 Intensifies The faculty works to build strong minds and character in a countless number of students. The enthusiastic attitudes of our organizations have helped to raise the spirit to an all lime high. Wrestling has become a favorite pastime for Coach Cottrell’s P.K. classes. Paul Bell studies hard to help raise his grades. The “Mom Squad” cheers at the Homecoming pep rails to help raise the spirit. The band practices each dav for Kridav night performances. 5 Juniors and Seniors gather around to await their turn for pictures. 1984 Prom Queen — Kelly Boutwell crowns the 1985 Prom Queen Rhonda Hatfield. The Seniors begin the night as they lead-out with their dates. 1985 Prom Queen — Rhonda Hatfield. 1984 Prom Queen and King — Kelly Boutwell and Greg Hinote. 1985 Prom King — Stan Smith. 1st runner-up Lynn Mclnnis. 2nd runner-up — Susan Curry, 3rd runner-up — Liz Hollington. Slow dancing brings couples closer together. 1984 Prom King — Greg Hinote crowns the 1985 Prom King — Stan Smith. Couples dance as the theme song “All I Need is played. After working many hours, the Juniors produc- ed a finished project. Seniors Greg Chavers and Doug Welch enjoy dancing with their dales. 6 Excilemenl mounted, as the Juniors and Seniors anxiously awaited the arrival of Prom night. Lining up for the lead-out. with their dates, the Seniors realized that school was almost over for them. They were followed in the leadoul by the Juniors and their dales. The theme song All I Need” was played by “Star System as parents and friends watched the happy couples. Before the night came to a close Prom King and Queen of 1984, Greg Hinote and Kelly Boulwell, crowned the 1985 Prom King and Queen, Stan Smith and Rhonda Hatfield. The tradition lived on as Prom 1985 was held in the gymnasium April 26. 7 The world’s a . the earth a stage. Which Cod and Nature do with actors fill. — ritomas Heywpod (1612) Apology for Actors. 'rfyide Seek 8 IIi«i« ami Seek, written l) Le ley Harvard was performed in the spring of 1985 by a sdcrlcd group. Jennifer Kilgore played llir leading role its Jennifer draw ford. ol s ‘.ss ‘d will) many unanswered questions al oui her neighl ors John and Klly Bart (Chris Brown and Denise Stnilh). The Bari’s myslerious rhild (Cristi killiam) captured Jennifer’s attention, as well as that of her husband Richard (Greg Chavers). The parts of Martha Turner and Malt Lrskine were played by Lynne Mclnnis pnd Alan Smith, the suspicious workers of the Crawford household. Tony Crawford (Jeff Har- ris) and Vicki Bennett (Christi Stewart) joined the mysterious plot. The program ended with a dramatic solution. See6 9 The Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Five said their last farewells to their alma mater on May 21. Some seniors gladly walked out of the auditorium for the last time, but most left with heavy hearts. Many kept remembering the ringing of the tardy bell, detention, the sound of slamming lockers, cram- ming for tests and laughing w ith friends. Fifty-two seniors graduated in the Class of 1985. Seniors ’85 Well on Their Way! 10 Valedictorian Jeff Bell delivers address to fellon seniors at graduation. Khonda Hatfield. Carolyn ('.ash. and Jot Smith chat in the lobby after graduation. Mr. Johnny White challenges the seniors of ‘85. Salulalorian Greg Chavers delivers salutatory address. Denise Smith. Jeff Harris, and Lynne Mclnnis perform the class song. “We’ve Only Just Begun. Seniors and friends exchange congratulations. The last official group meeting of the class of ‘85. 11 ’85 Awards 11th Social studies: 1st — Dee Dee Brantley, Freedom’s symbol; 2nd — Chris Brown, Lock and Dam poster and model; 3rd — Vonda Byrd, Gold Mining Scenes; Honorable Mention — Jeff Upton, Covered Bridge; Raye Barrow, River Flatboat. 9lh social studies: 1st — Tommy Standefer, Metal Sculpture; 2nd — Cindy Odom, Turkish Mosque; 3rd — Ellen Savage, Model of the Partheon; Honorable Mention — Scott Hammond, Alabama’s early roads. Alabama Penman 1st — Senior division: Scotty Stewart, short story; Doreen Heller, essay; Jennifer Kilgore, poem; Kevin Jor- dan (junior division.) 12 Student Life Student Life Student Life Student Life Homecoming 85 The spirit intensified as Homecoming 1985 grew closer. Endless hours of practicing came to a close as the night approach- ed. The cheerleaders added to the spirit building effort by having dress-up days. Competitions field in the junior high grades and senior-junior division had each class working hard to try to out do the next class. The freshman class came out victorious in the junior high division and the juniors were declared the winners in the senior-junior division. The excitement continued to build as Alisa Lister was crowned the 1985 Homecoming Queen. The en- thusiasm reached an exciting climax as the Hurricanes defeated the Georgiana Panthers 6-3. 1985 Homecoming Queen Alisa Lister and escort David Oglesby. The 1985 Homecoming Court. The juniors float won first place in the Sr. division. The freshman float took first place in the Jr. division. Mr. Corbin and Dee Doc Brantley crown Alisa Lister Homecoming Queen. The 1985 attendants float. 1st runner-up Marilyn Johnson and escort Wendell Richburg. 2nd runner-up Vonda Byrd escorted by Brian Johnson. 11th grade attendant Tonya Dixon escorted by Keith Agerton. 10th grade attendant Sabrina Cuss and escort Jason Fields. 9th grade attendant Alisa Findley and escort Scott Coleman. 8th grade attendant Tiffany Simmons escorted by Ricky Lambeth. 15 Homecoming on the Move 16 The 1986 Miss FHS pageant, an annual event sponsored by the Senior Class, was under the direction of the class sponsors Mrs. Beverly Ferguson and Mrs. Sherrie Lisenby. Judge Earnest White served as emcee, as he has for several years. The Senior Class appreciates all the effort Judge White puts into the pageant. Servers for the tea were repre- sentatives from the Senior Class. Amanda Steadham, Alisa Lister, Sheila Ates, and Laura Parker prepared the refreshments for the tea. Judges for the pageant were Ms. Gussie McQueen, Mrs. David Stokes, and Mrs. Ray Carmichael. S 1 E I N S I S o R F H C S L A P $ a S g e P a R n E t S r E y N T S 17 SANTA'S W0RKSA0P To open ihe 1086 Miss HIS pageant, the con- testants. in two groups, performed a physical fitness routine to the song “Good Time Baby. To give the girls time to change before their talent, seniors Chris Norwood. Shannon Lambeth. John Fields, Gene Waguespack. and Jeff Upton per- formed a lip sine act and called themselves Van Tiffin. “Santa's Workshop.” the theme for the pageant, was carried out by using a mural of Santa's workshop and by toys displayed around the stage. V. 18 BUILDS fl DREAM EQME TRUE! Dee Dee Brantley placed first in the talent awards, presenting a piano solo entitled “To God be the Glory,” “O’ That Will Be Glory. and “Amazing Grace.” Placing second in the talent was Christi Stewart, performing a dance routine to “He's A Dream.” Doing a dance routine to “Man Hunt” was Heather Stewart, who placed third. Finalists for the Miss FHS pageant were se- cond runner up. Dee Dee Brantley; first runner up Heather Stewart; Miss FHS Christi Stewart; Mr. FHS James Allen; fourth run- ner up Shellie Booth and third runner up Shar- man Owens. 19 MR. AND MISS FHS 1986 Judging for ihe Miss FHS pageant is based on a point system in which each girl can have a possi- ble one hundred points. The girls are judged on their judges’ inter- view, ranking a possible thirty points, talent, twenty-five points, poise, fifteen points, and the top 5 question, fifteen points, which makes up the one hundred points. Mr. FHS is chosen by majority vole of the student body. All senior boys maintaining a C average or above are placed on a ballot and voted on by secret ballot by students in the tenth through the twelfth grades. James Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Allen of Brewton, was chosen Mr. FHS for 1986. James is a member of the FCA. Weightlifting Club. F Club. FHA, and was voted Most School Spirit in the Sr. Who’s Who. He played baseball for two years, and has played football for the past three years. He received an Honorable Mention on the All-State football team this year. Before coming to Flomaton, James attended Pollard-McCall Jr. High School where he graduated with honors. (tyiiatc StecowU Christi Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bell of Flomaton. and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Stewart of Can- tonment, was chosen Miss FHS by having the highest total points. Christi is a member of the Drama Club. YAD, Stu- dent Council, sports editor for the an- nual. and was voted Most Flirtatious in the Sr. Who’s Who. During her spare time Christi is a volunteer worker and a judge for the special Olympics. Christi also received second place talent and first alternate in the 1985 Miss FHS pageant. 20 ULIhats Hat... T.V. Shows: Cars: 1. Miami Vice — 50% 2. Moonlighting — 28% 3. The Cosby Show — 11% 1. Porsche —22% 2. Lamborghini — 13% 3. Datsun 4x4 — 10% Songs: 1. Smokin in the Boy’s Room - — 16% Movies: 2. Oh Sheilah — 14% 1 . Rambo — 32% 3. Cherish — 10% 2. Purple Rain — 8% Actors: 3. Goonies — 5 % 1. Sylvester Stallone — 16% 2. Rob Lowe — 13% Vacation Spots: 3. Bill Cosby — 6% 1. Florida — 15% 2. Beach — 8% Actress: 1. Molly Ringwald — 6% 3. Hawaii — 6% 2. Mancy McKeon — 5% Foods: 3. Heather Thomas — 2% 1. Pizza —48% Musical Groups: 1. Van Halen — 19% 2. Hamburger Steadk — 18% 3. French Fries — 14% 2. Alabama — 13% 3. Prince — 11% Subjects: Radio Stations: 1. English — 13% 2. Math — 6% 1. WABB-97 —62% 2. WOWW-107 — 10% 3. WBLX-93 — 12% 3. Algebra — 5% Soap Operas: Teachers: 1. Green —38% 1. General Hospital — 25% 2. All My Children — 12% 2. Mosby — 25% 3. Days of Our Lives — 5% 3. L. Jackson — 20% Name Brands: Sports: 1. Football —57% 1. Levis — 17% 2. Forenza — 13% 2. Basketball — 11% 3. Baseball — 9% 3. Nike O.P. — 9% College Teams: Soft Drinks: 1. Alabama Crimson Tide — 57% 1 • Classic Coke 35% 2. Florida State Seminoles — 5% 2. Dr. Pepper 11% 3. Auburn Tigers — 3% 3. New Coke Sprite — 8% “WHAT’S HOT”, a student poll, taken by the students of Flomaton High in the early part of the year, shows the fads and favorites of our school in the 1985-86 year. Shown on the preceding page and above are the resulting F.H.S. favorites. 22 Organizations Organizations Organizations Organizations Sinnuai Stuff This year the 1985-86 an- nual slaff has worked extra hard preparing this year's book. In July. Kelly Arrington. Valeria Pope, Dee Dee Brantley, and Christi Stewart attended a three-day annual clinic at the University of South Alabama in Mobile with their sponsor, Mrs. Folsom. Here they attended classes on layout design, theme development, advertising and merchandising. These classes enabled them to get an early start on this year’s annual and to win a trophy for excellence. Editor Dee Dee Brantley Business Manager Celeste Black Co-Editor Valeria Pope Assistant l.aura Parker Sports Editor Christi Stewart Assistant Chris Brown 24 Each year the annual staff strives to capture memories that otherwise may be forgotten. For sixteen years Mrs. Shelmerdene Folsom has served as annual sponsor. For your dedication and support, we thank you. Mrs. Folsom. The yearbook staff, in preparation for annual sales held an assembly to encourage annual sales. This year something new was added. A skit was performed by Laura Parker. Heather Stewart, and Shelly Deslonde. The skit and the slide show reminded the student body that memories can only be captured in a yearbook. 25 St udent (dt ounci President Dee Dee Brantle Viee-President Shellie Booth Secretar V aleria Pope Treasurer Heather Stewart Representing the 1985-86 student government are Shannon Chancer), Chris Folsom, tenth grade; Kevin Jordan, Scott Bush. Johnny Busbee. eighth grade; Brian Shelton. Shellie Booth, Valeria Pope, Heather Stewart. Shannon Lowery, eleventh grade; Dec Dee Brantley, Chris Brown. Tami West, Christi Stewart. Scotty White and Teresa Taylor, twelfth grade. The members are elected at the beginning of each new school year. In grades eight through eleven, one representative is elected from each homeroom. In the senior class, two representatives are elected from each homeroom. This year the Student Coun- cil held a powder puff football game to raise money to further improve our school. insor 26 Junior THetas iExcel Front Row: Brian Polls. Terry Strength. Jon Hoomes, Jennifer Hollington. Juanette Howell. Sonya Burl. Jeana Barrow. Donald Wright. Second Row: Doug Dole, Vance Smith, Teresa Carden. Tina Thompson, Rebecca Pugh. Wendy Owens. Tonya Cranl, Angie Johnson. Scott Jackson, Scott Bush. Curt George. Back Row: Mall Jordan. Male� Rowland. Virginia Vaughn. Tracy l.inam. Vickie Henderson, Jamie Brown. Terry Ballard. Larry Pope. Crisli Harwell. Melita Hammonds. Keith Odom. Dale l-ong. The Junior Beta Club consists of students from the eighth and ninth grades. These students are noted for their creditable achievement and com- mendable altitudes. Officers are President, Wendy Owens; Vice-President Jamie Brown; Secretary Juanette Howell, and Treasurer Virginia Vaughn. 27 Senior JBetas §triue vili Tami Wcsl President Sharman Owens Vice-President Dee Dee Brantley Recording Secretary Front: Scot Guy, Chris Folsom, Scott Hammond. Timmy Harris. Rodney l rd, Tami l mbeth. Lisa Lawson. Mark Bush. Gary Morris. Celeste Black. Sami Stewart. Doreen Heller. Sharman Owens, Darrell l ambeth. Shannon Lowery, Amanda Sleadham. Karen Simmons. Lisa Nowling, Christina McFadden. 28 Kelly Arrington. Shannon Chancery, Dee Dee Brantley. Mike Wolford. Chris Holmes. Chris Brown. Tami West. Shellie Booth. Teresa Taylor. Scott Harwell. Brian Shelton, and Tag Wagner. Doreen Heller Corresponding Secretary Gary Morris Treasurer for iExceUence Betas are top honor students who have maintained a 3.3 academic average for three consecutive semesters. Each student’s character and leadership must be approved by the faculty before being allowed to become a member. This year the members of this club helped at the PTA halloween carnival. Sixteen new members were installed this year: Marilyn Johnson. I.isa Lawson, Teresa Taylor. Steve Lawson. Kelly Arrington. Mark Bush. Shannon Chancery, Christina McFadden, Rodney Lord. Timmy Harris. Scott Hammond. Scot Guy, Chris Folsom. Tami Lambeth, Lisa Nowling, and Mike Wolford. IBeinljt'ffiifting (Elub FLOMATOfc The 1985-86 Flomaton High School Weight Lifting Club is making a strong name for itself. Winning both of two meets over the summer, this club is working for high goals and achieving them on their way. These boys lift during the off season. Their meet record proves to be the reward for their hard work. 29 The F Club is made up of participants of sports. The sports include football, boys' and girls basket- ball. softball and cheerleaders. The sponsor of the F Club is head coach Ronnie Cottrell. FCA is made up of athletes working together as a team — offering each other spiritual strength, sup- port. and the opportunity to grow in the Christian faith as it relates to life and sports. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes received its charter in 1985 and its first officers were Amanda Steadham. Presi- dent: Teresa Taylor, Vice-President; Angie Steadham, Secretary: Marilyn Johnson, Treasurer; Dee Dee Brantley. Chaplain; John Fields. Social Chaplain. The members of this club meet every morning before school for a devotion and prayer. President of the Joy Club is Sami Stewart; Vice-President is Chris Folsom; and Doreen Heller is Secretary- Treasurer. Their sponsor is Mrs. Shelmerdene Folsom. The club helps bring Christmas gifts to foster children and the elderly by contributing fifty dollars to the Fscamhia County Department of Pen- sions and Seeurity. A contribution of twenty-five dollars was also made to the Statue of Liberty Fund. 30 FFA develops competilion, aggression, rural and agriculture leadership, to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. The club also trains for useful citizenship and fosters patriotism. The FFA officers for 1985-86 are Tracy Stcadham, President; Shane Booth. Vice- President; Darren Davis, Secretary; and Rusty RoImtsoii. Treasurer. FHA The purpose of FHA is to strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society and to create an awareness of multiple roles of men and women in today's society. The club encourages students to build a better home and life for themselves. YAD This is the first year a Y.A.D. club has been of- fered at Flomaton High. Interested students met with Sheriff Tim Hawsey on the second Thursday of every month in the school's auditorium. Two assemblies were held on each visit where students viewed films, received counseling and discussed problems and dangers of alcohol and drug use. Sheriff Hawsey gave the students valuable information on drugs and alcohol. 31 Uocationa (St udentd The students above have chosen to attend trade school for this year. Leaving directly after homeroom and going to Brewton for the first lime, our students spent the first three periods of their busy day learning vocational careers. CUl care Some of the students here at FHS chose to take a course in childcare. They learn how to deal with children and their behavior. The students from FHS that took this course are Debbie Powell, Samantha Carden, Angie Dole. Judia Odom. Tonya Kyles, and Rhonda Odom. Officers are Vice President, Rhonda Odom and Tonya Kyles, Secretary-T reasurer. 32 p repare j or Zruture yduto lender and ddody Repair Those students at F.H.S. who chose to lake auto repair learn all phases of the repair of damaged cars. Some of these things are straightening metal parts, painting, replacement of parts, replacement of upholstery, and glass replacement. The students that take this course are Wiggins Washington. Tracy Emmons, Bobby Ray Morris. Kenneth Ellison, Chris Hoomes, Greg Fillmore, Ryan Cur- renlon. Jamie Barrow. Ken Knowles, Kevin Morris, and James McLemore. BT Con it ruction The students from F.H.S. who chose to take Building and Construc- tion this year are John Cole. John David Long, Scott Barrow, Travis Bethea, and Ray Byrd. These students learn how to make many different things out of wood and how to work with different tools. 33 „Jdeaflh Occupation Education The FHS sludents who chose to take H.O.E. this year are Karen Sim- mons. Pam Hicks, Shannon Lowery, and Michelle Baldwin. These students learn how to care for hospital patients. XUeidinCjf This year there were eleven students form FHS who chose to take welding. These students were Richie Thomas. Steven Lawson, Pete Yuhasz, Brian Roye, Alan Forbes, Mark Lambert, Keith Lambeth, Glen Brown. Randy Hinote, Keith Chavers, and David Oglesby. idusineii Offi education ice This year there were five students from FHS who chose to take B.O.E. These were Vivian Lee, Lisa Lawson, Sherry White, Kim Enfinger, and Millie Dixon. Students who take this class learn to hold such jobs as file clerks, general office clerks, duplicating and office machine operators and general secretarial and clerical occupations. 34 'Drama Sarfiad e cvitfi, 'Per nmOKcc Tlit Drama Club is organized lo fur- ther students' appreciation of profes- sional and college plays. This dub is made up of the speech and drama class as well as other students wishing lo par- ticipate. The members of the club work raising money lo create and aid with the scenery for the play in the spring. The of- ficers this year consist of Sharman Owens, President; Valeria Pope, Vice- President: Shellie Booth. Secretary; and Mike Wolford, publicity director. In the third year of the Drama Club, the spon- sor. Brenda Gandy, has met with great response and high membership. Over all this young club has been quite a success. Gerald Cofer Hand Director Superior Trophies Heather Stewart, Field Director Seniors: Gary Morris, Buffie Holt, Celeste Black. Laura Parker Samantha Carden, and Chris Brown Rand Officers: Heather Stewart Drum Major. I .aura Parker President, Kendell B rd Representative. Gary Morris Vice-President. Alisa Findley Representative (not pictured) 36 Band Rates Superior The 1985-86 Flomaton High School Marching Band is proud to say that it has proved itself Superior. After much hard work and concentration the “Pride'’ of F.H.S. proudly received superior ratings at the Dixieland Marching Festival in Brew ton, Al, on Oct. 12. Brass: Laura Parker. Sr.; Shannon Matheny. Soph.; Wendy Owens, Fresh.; April Stewart. Fresh.; Kevin Smith. 8th: Judson Carden. 8th; Tonya Grant. 8th. Low Brass: Gary Morris, Sr.; Chris Folsom. Soph.; Jamie Brown, Fresh.; Kendall Byrd, Fresh.; Janette Howell, Fresh.; Jeanna Barrow. 8th; Michael Nelson. 8th; Sean Henderson. 7th; Jamie Neal. 7th: Jim Bondurant. 7th. Woodwinds: Cristie Killam. Jr.; Amy Pope. Soph.; Shan- non Chancery. Soph.: Tracy Knowles. Fresh.: Alisa Findley. Fresh.: Kelli White, 8lh: Amy Boutwell. 8lh: Andrea Cumby. 8th; Brandy Dole. 7th: Jodie Owens, 7th; Nicole Brown. 7th; Vickie Johnson, 7th; Shannon Standefer, 7th. Percussion: Chris Brown, Sr.; Samantha Carden, Sr.: De.Ann Lambeth. Jr.; Dana Aydelott. Soph.; Angie Steadham, Soph.: Stephanie White, Soph.; Rebecca Pugh. Fresh.: Curt George, 8lh; Scott Jackson, 8th; Craig While, 7th: Ashley Beasley. 6th. 37 Valeria Pope Shannon Baggetl MAJORETTES The majorettes, under the leadership of head ma- jorette and only senior Celeste Black, smile big as they perform their halftime routines. After many weeks of practice, on October 12th their hard work paid off. The majorettes received a superior rating at The Dixieland Marching Festival in Brewton. Captain Celeste Black Co-Capt. Jodie Courtney Beginners Achieve Goals Concert Band lions to he played al district are North Star Overature,” Hickery Hill” and “Pulsar March.” ffif atuie. The '86 sele Our youngsters worked really hard this year to become part of the F.H.S. Band. They joined in on fundraising as well as spring concert activities. These hardworking students include Intermediate Students: Martha Potts, Alisa Welch, Tammy Upton, Star Adkinson, Adrian Garey, Anna Hill, Heath Johnson, Phyllis Boutwell, Shane White, Brandon Hawthorne, Jeff Beasley, Tammy Emmons, Shannon Lambeth, Ben Boe, Jamie Fears, and Beginner Students: Labet White, Cassy Lambeth, Jolyn Nolin, Kim Jordan, Lynn Brantley, Tonya Mulder. Amy Killam, Chloe Wilson, Cathy Starl- ing, Angel Nisewonger, Emily White, Tammy Lowery, Lawana Pritchett, Stacy Hoomes, Dan Lambeth, Brad Conner, Josh Ward, Jason Smith. Dwayne Scott, Dietrich Bondurant, Jeffrey Morris, Ben White, Tasha Burkett, Celna Welch, Terry Sheffield, Denise Green, Chris Beverly, Sam Roe. Patrick Henderson, Jason Roberson, Paul Jordan, Annette Allen, Lisia Williams, Not Pictured: Alison Thorton. People People People People 41 Administration 1. Kenneth W. Corbin Principal M.A.. Livingston University “When a winner makes a mistake, he says. 1 was wrong. When a loser makes a mistake, he says ‘It wasn't my fault. 2. I .eon Jackson Assistant Principal M.A.. University of Montevallo Physics. Algebra I and II “Success can be measured to a great extent by the number of things a person has done that he she didn't want to do at the time. 3. Margaret M. Long Secretary “Education makes people easy to lead, but dif- ficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. 42 New Faces Join Faculty 1. Ronald Wayne (Ronnie) Coltrell B.S.. Troy Slate University P.E. 8-12. Athletics Sponsor. FCA Sponsor “The things which are impossible with man are possible w ith Cod.” Luke 18:27 2. Selina Ann Garvin R.S.. Auburn University Bus. Math. Algebra 1, Geometry. 10 English J.V. Cheeleader Sponsor “Let us not dwell on things that have passed, let us rather prepare for w hat is to come. 3. Chuck Hitt B.S.. Troy State University Pre-Algebra. 8 and 9 Math. Football and Basketball Sponsor “Do the little things right. 4. Jerry Thomas Greene B.S., Alabama Christian English. Football Sponsor and Girls Basketball Sponsor “It's easy to criticize; that's the coward's way out. True loy ally and spirit come from the hearts of those who pull together when the cowards pull apart. 5. Patricia Parramore Taylor B.A.. Florida Slate University Spanish 1 “We can do all things through Christ which strengthens us. Phillipians 4:13 43 1. Gerald Allen Gofer M. Ed.. Livington University Band. Music Appreciation ‘‘Success only grows from planting work, sacrifice, and pride.” 2. James Dees B.S.. Auburn I Diversity I ibrarv Science ‘‘Do your personal best. 3. Paul Henry Dickerson. Jr. Vi. A.. University of South Alabama Psychology . Counselor. Student Council Sjn nsor “Study to show yourself approved. 4. Teachers participate in school activities in many different ways, including working the gates at the football games. 5. Beverly Ann Ferguson M.S.. I Diversity of Southern Mississippi Home Economics. Family Living. Senior Class Sponsor. FHA Sponsor “If what you did yesterday is still big to you today — then you haven't done anvlhing today.” Adding to 44 School Spirit 1. Manlia J. Floyd M.Ed.. Belhune Cook man Special Kd (KMK) “Knowledge is free five days a week, bring your container and drink.” 2. Shelmerdene P. Folsom M.Kd.. I.ivingslon University Knglish. Annual. Joy Club Sponsor. Jr. Class Sponsor “The secret of success for every man who is, or lias been successful, lies in the fad that he has formed the habit of doing things that failures don't like to do.” 3. Brenda C. Candy B.S.. University of West Florida Knglish. Speech and Drama. Drama Club Sponsor “The true teacher defends his pupils against his own personal influence. He inspires self-trust. He guides their eyes from himself to the spirit that quickens him. He w ill have no disciple.” 4. Annie L Jackson B.S., Judson College Typing I. Typing II. Computer I. Beta Club Sponsor. Cheerleader Sponsor “What you do will always be consistent with what you think you can do.” 5. Mrs. Jackson helps cheerleader Kelly Boutwell prepare for a football game. and Contributing 1. Barbara While Jordan M.S., Troy Slate University Biology. 9 Social Studies J.V. Cheerleader Sponsor Science Club Sponsor “You can Ik anything you want to 2. Sherrie Smith Lisenby B.S.. Auburn University American History. American Government. Senior Class Sponsor “The Constitution gives us tin right to do our own thinking. It's up to us to acquire the ability.' 3. Teachers help add to spirit and excitement during the school year. 4. Annie Margaret Locke M.K.. Alabama Stale University P.E.. Health “Love conquers all.” 1. George Stewart Mosby M.A., Columbia University Social Studies, Driver Ed. “Good, better, best: never let it rest until good is better and better is best.” 2. Gwendolyn T. Walton A. A.. University of South Alabama 8 Earth Science. 9 Physical Science Junior Class Sponsor “What you do speaks so loud that i cannot hear what you say.” 3. Pey ton Williams A.A.. Auburn University Vo. Ag., FFA Sponsor “If the I-ord is willing and the creek don’t rise. 1 will be at the ball game Friday night.” •1. Administration and faculty help make Homecoming activities special. to Education 47 Girls’ State and Boys’ State Dee Dee Brantley and Chris Brown were chosen for Girls’ State and Boys’ State which were held this past summer. They were chosen by the teachers as Flomaton High School’s representatives. This convention for high school students helps to expand their knowledge of our government. A week was spent at South Alabama to fur- ther their understanding and help them to take part in our governing system. Southern Pine Representatives Southern Pine hosts a competition of high school students each year. The winners of this program later go to visit Washington, D.C. The girl is sponsored by the Flomaton Research Club and the boy is sponsored by the Flomaton Lion’s Club. This year the students chosen were Chris Brown and Dee Dee Brantley. 49 50 oDonufJ Uuye Jarrow, J r. (Jbn Sir unnon e. town Cjeorye Uyun C urrcn ion 51 m m to Senior 1. Mont Thoughtful — Vomia Byrd and Donatlum Johnson 2. Shyest — Kim Enfinger and Scott ('.handler 3. Best Dressed — Brian Roye and Teresa Taylor 4. Most t'upredietahle — Samantha Carden and Wendell Kirhburg (not pictured) 5. Biggest Coof-OfTs — Catherine Kllison and John Fields 6. Most Attraetive — Tracy F.mmonsand Alisa l.isler 7. Friendliest--Joe Smith and Tami West 8. Most Dependable----(lamp Smith and Buffie Holt 52 cn co a urre St annon -Humbelli T ratu -Stewart fit m mans J(i miter fy - Inn fin Jin Irian ( faire Jolt nson Sonya punite -fee Catherine Sue £lti lion Jeffrey Sale Mill Buffie jbartene Molt rHiiU S urfene - 1 au ion 54 f- umefa 2)tjniie fliihi Jol, n 2ft o nut i 2iefdi 2 on a lit an Jee Jolt nion l riitn f oSe rd.ee Jti Stt r 2?istrr 2ontfu fdrna J yfeS Wittian, 2ft omai VUU f onafd 2a von 2 antntond, 'jr. Dfurifyn 2)enise J oft nSon Senior 1. Beni All Around — Donna Ryals and Scolty While 2. Most Flirtation — Christi Stewart and Jeff Hill 3. Most Intellectual — Celeste Black and Chris Brown 4. Most Popular — Sheila Ales and Chris Norwood 5. Most Talented — Dee Dee Brantley and Gary Morris 6. Most School Spirit — James Allen and Marilyn Johnson 7. Most Talkative — I Jsa I .aw.son and Anthony Boulwcll 8. Most Likely to Succeed — Amanda Stcadham and Ronnie Hammond 9. Most Athletic — Tonya Kyles and Jeff Upton 56 Sruie ‘Inthonu W. Curi {John ( Iris iun I loruooJ WeMfCruio Kuhh ur j -jLuuru t)iane ParL er - Hampton Sean Smith otonlt -Ileon Smith _X 'manda Sin n Slrtidh am (n (jite im- S enise PrU. 58 Brim� L out 2)onna Wari, Kyat, Sanjru Jou€tt.n Sat. eS Dra,V (Jr.nl St ta Jk am Ckristi Wu Let St ewari TJereia Idfondeff Day for Judia rjCouiie Odom Rl ondu _ d feci a Odt om Jbui'id Wiffium Oyfeiby ornas Krai na €lnal.il Ward yueSpac § £ 5 © § -Stolly Wayne Untile Skerry 2 i ane Win. Wula.tJ n Wolford 62 v - ' v- .« V % - V' ' 1. C ■ •- r- %5 r. • - - t 'V . ‘ ' «i . 4 2 . V c. v. , « . B i . 4 y • iVUSn •;S; • President Jeff Upton. Vice-Presidents Scotty Whin and Chris Brown. Secretary Tami West. Asst. Sec retaries Shannon Umbelh and Mike Wolford. Senior Class s|x nsors are Mr. Payton Williams. Mrs. Sherrie Lisenby. and Mrs. Beverly Ferguson. I hanks for the help you've given us! Class favorite's for the Senior Class are 12-1 Vonda Byrd and Brian Johnson 12-2 Alisa Lister and Chris Norwood 12-3 Sherry While and Wendell Hirhhurg (not pictured) 64 In the Beginning • • • James Allen. Sheila Ales, Raye Barrow, Celeste Black, Anthony Boulwell, Dee Dee Brantley, Chris Broun, Yonda Byrd, Samantha Carden, Tammy Childress, Ryan Currcnton. Angie Dole, Catherine Kllison. Kim Endnger, John Fields, Pam Hicks, Jeff Hill, Buffie Holt. Donalhan Johnson, Marilyn Johnson. Shannon l.am! clh. Lisa Lawson, Tonya Lee. Vivian Lee, Alisa Lister. Gary Morris. Chris Norwood. Judy Odom, (.aura Parker. Brian Roye, Donna Ryals. Sandy Sales, llani| Smith, Amanda Steadham 65 Tracy Sleadham. Christi Stewart. Teresa Taylor. JelT llpton. Hegina Ward. Tippy Wagner. Gene Waguespack. Sherry While. Scotty While. Calvin Williams. Mike W'olford Seniors outflame the Juniors in the an- nual bonfire competition. Seniors Teresa Taylor. Kim Enfmger, Lisa Lawson, Sherry White, Mike Wolford. Buffie Holt, Vonda Byrd. Gary Morris, and Chris Brown show off their Championship Tee-shirts. Senior football players lead the way for victory. 66 James Allen and Vonda Byrd share a coke and a smile. Family living gives Steven Bell, Anthony Boutwell, Scott Chandler, Brian Johnson, Von- da Byrd, Donna Ryals, Amanda Steadham, Tammy Childress, and Alisa Lister a time for chatting. Regina Ward. Jackie Price, and Patricia Ellis put up the class bulletin board. Some seniors enjoy having first lunch each day. Tommy Matlock seems to think computer is just a bunch of “GOSUB’s.” Rainy days are not funny when Teresa Taylor and Michelle Baldwin have senior portraits to make. Senior football players accept the Kicker 104 Coca Cola school spirit award for the second time this year. Senior Candids.. 67 4 gjpj JU WQ©TLJ1'Or HE James Allen — Mr. FHS; Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3; Sr. Who’s Who — Most School Spirit; F Club; FHA; Weightlifting 340 lb ’85; Crunch Bunch ’85; Bonfire 3, 4; Float 3; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986! Sheila Ate — Class Sec. 2; Class Favorite 1. 3; Drama Club 4; YAD 4; Flag Corps 1, 2; Sum- mer Band Camp at Troy. 1; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Popular; Office Aide with L. P.; Marty Lee 7- 15-84, 1-6-85; Mv sister Paula; special friends ML. LP. CS; friends AS, AL, TC. DR. ST, ST, BH. LH. JL; Float 3; Bonfire 3. 4; July 4, 1985 with CB, AF; Prom 2. 3, 4; Class Day; Baccalaurate; May 27. 1986! Michelle Baldwin — Basketball 8th; Softball, Secorp I-ady’s 1; Cenlurv Sluggers 2, 3. 4; F Club 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA 1; Trade School BOE, FBLA 3; HOE I; HOSA 4; HOSA Vice-Pres. 4; Sports Ban- quet May 10, 1985; Friday May 31, 1985; Bat Girl 3; SADD 4; FCA 4; Basketball Bookkeeper 1, 2. 3; Miss FHS Pageant 2, 3; friends AB, ST, JO. RO. PH. TD, WD, CC, PW. RW; 1985-86 football games and dances; HOE, 1985 trip to LAB and the Birmingham zoo; November 8. 1985 playoff game; 5th period government; Prom 3. 4; Bonfire 3, 4; Christmas ’85; Class Dav; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Rave Barrow — Football 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; FFA 1, 3; FHA 3; Brewton Trade School (VICA); trade school bus; Jay 1983 (football game); Prom 4; fun times with SW, DO, AL. DR, CB; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Steven Bell — FFA 1. 2. 4; Family Living 4; Trade School 3 (Paint and Body); Prom 4; Bonfire 3. 4; Float 3; friends AB, SC. “Time.” DB. BJ; May 27, 1986. Celeste Black — Jr. Beta Club 8th. 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 3; Band 8 Years; Art 1, 2; Annual 3, Bus. Mgr. 4; 1st chair flute 4; Ma- jorettte 3, 4; Head majorette 4; Superior rating 4; Prom 3, 4; E. W. Prom 3; Teacher Aide 4; Honor Band 3; Majorette Camp 3; Beta Club Convention 2; Ronnie Dove; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Intellec- tual; Sr. Top Ten 5; “RLC”; Army ’88; War Eagle; 11 17 84; Special friends: LP. JB, RB, DK. AP, VP. DDB, AL, AF; May 27, 1986! Anthony Botilwell — Ag 1,2, 4; Family Liv- ing 4; Trade School Paint and Body 3; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Talkative: Prom 4; Bonfire 3, 4; Class Day; Float 3; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Dee Dee Brantley — Salulalorian; JV cheerleader 8, Capt. 1; Student Council 8, 1,2. V. Pres, 3, Pres, 4; Band 8. 1,2, 3, State 2; Prom 8. 1.2. 3. 4: Jr. Bela Club 8. 1; FHA 1; Class Fav. 8; Homecoming Alt. 1; Lion’s Club Con. 2; Good friends LM, KB. MJ. SS. SO. TR. SG. CB; Var. Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4; Cheerleader Clinic 2, 3, 4, 2nd Place clinic 2; F Club 2. 3. 4; FCA 3. 4 Chaplain; Annual 2, Bus. Mgr. 3, Editor 4; Clinic 4; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, Sec. 4; Float 3; Sr. Who’s W ho — Most Talented; LG; Jr. Miss 3rd Place 7 27 85 LAD and DP; Miss FHS Pageant 2, 1st Place Talent 3, 2nd Place and 1st Place Talent 4; Southern Pine Rep. 3; Girls State Rep. 3; Bonfire 3, 4: Powder puff Football 3; Area 2, 2A Football Champs 4; Good times with JRR; Class Day; Bac- calaureate. May 27, 1986; “PROUD TO BE A HURRICANE!” Chris Brown — Valedictorian; Band 8 Years. Section Leader 3, 4; Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Play 2. 3, 4; Student Council 4; Science Club 3, Pres. 3; Class Vice- Pres. 3. 4; Southern Pine Rep. 3; Boys’ Stale 3; Science Fair 1st Place; Annual Staff 1. 3, 4, Asst. Bus. Mgr. 4; Honor Band 1. 2. 3; Sr. W'ho’s Who — Most Intellectual: Beta Con. 3; Prom 3. 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4; Annual Clinic 3; Bonfire 3, 4: l’s at District 2; Spelling Bee 2nd Place 3; Halloween Carnival 4; Bellingrath Gardens, May 27, 1986! Glen Brown — FFA 1. 2: VICA 4: May 27, 1986! Vonda Bvrd — Class Fav. 4; Sr. Who’s W ho — Most Thoughtful; FHA 1, 2, 4; HH 3; Drama Club 3. 4; Jr. Beta Club 8th; YAD 4; Class Officer — Sec. 2; Homecoming Attendant 4 — 2nd Runner-up; Prom 3. 4: Bonfire 3, 4; Float 3; Homecoming Parade 4; friends; BP. CC. JS. BH. DR, TW, RH, MM. SS, Class Day; Baccalaureate May 27. 1986! Samantha Carden — 8th Homecoming At- tendant; Sec-Treas 8th; FHA 1. 2; Drama Club 3; Sec-Treas Asst. 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Unpredictable: 8 13 85; Class Day; Bac- calaureate; Prom 4; Bonfire 3, 4; AD. DP. KE, LL, SW. VL; 11 26 83; Trade School ’85-’86: May 27, 1986! Scott Chandler — FFA 1, 2, 4; Trade School Paint and Body 3; Family Living 4; Sr. W ho’s Who — Shyest; Bonfire 3, 4; Float 3: friends VB. AB, SB. DB. BJ, BH; Class Day; Baccalaureate May 27, 1986! Tammy Childress — DECA 3; FHA 1. 4: Prom 4; Powder Puff 3; Trade School 3; Bonfire 3, 4; AL, AS. DJ, RB; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986! Rvan Currenton — Football 1. 2; Bonfire 3, 4; FFA 1, 2; State Playoffs 4; May 27. 1986! Angie Dole — MJH Basketball and Softball; FHS Basketball 2, 3. 4; Softball 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; Trade School 3, 4; Bonfire 3, 4; SC. DH, KE, LL. SW; May 27, 986! Patricia Ellis — May 27, 1986! Catherine Ellison — Band 1.2, 3; Asst. Sec. 1: Sr. W ho’s Who — Biggest Goof-off; Prom 4; 8 24 84; Prom 3; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Tracy Emmons — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; F Club 1.2, 3, 4; FF A 2; Trade School 3, 4; Trade School Bus; Second Team ERC 3: Spring Training; leadership Award 4; Sr. Who’s W ho — Most At- tractive: Prom 3. 4; Class Day; W R. TS, GH. JB. TB. CN; May 27, 1986! Kim Enfinger — Basketball 1. 2, 3; F Club 1, 2. 3; Sr. Who’s Who — Shyest; Prom 3, 4; 2 14 85; Friends AS, SC, VL, AD, SW, LL, RD; State Playoffs in B’Ham; Bonfire 3, 4; Homecom- ing 1, 2, 3, 4; Float 3; FHA 1; FBLA 3. 4; 6th period 3; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! John Fields — Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4; State Playoffs — Baseball and Football; Coach Cottrell (Dad); Cane Time; SL, CN, TS, JU, TE. HS, JA, GW. SW, VM. SH; FCA 4; FFA 1. 2; All ERC; Baseball’s Mr. Hustler; Uriah — 1984 — KO; Red Level 34-0; Computer; My vette; Doug; FSU: TSU; “PROUD TO BE A HURRICANE!” Ronnie Hammond — Basketball 8th: Foot- ball 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; FCA 3. 4; F Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Likely to Succeed; Jr. Beta Club 8. 1; Prom 4; Red Level 34-0: State Playoffs, second round; ALL-STATE QUARTERBACK in 2A Football: UA and FSU Football Camp; Most Valuable Player in Spring Training of 85; FFA 8; Benching 300 lbs.; Class Day; Baccalaureate, May 27, 1986, Crunch Bunch; Cane Time: 2A Area Champs; Bonfire 3, 4; Class Fav. 1; Drama Club 4; JU, GW, JF. VM, TE, SH. MU, JA. CB, TS. HS; “PROUD TO BE A HURRICANE” Pam Hick — FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; F Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Beta Club 1; FCA 4: Home Ec. 8. II 2; Soft- ball 8, 1.2. 3. 4: Century Sluggers 2; Jones’s Girls 3. 4: Basketball 4; Trade School 4; HOE. HOSA 4; Science Club 3; SADD 4; Prom 2. 4; Powder Puff 3; Bonfire 3, 4; May 17. 1985; Football Playoffs 4; CK. ST, SG, CK. MB. MN 4; HOE field trip to UAB 4; Summer School; Float 3: Class Day; Bac- calaureate; May 27, 1986! Jeff Hill — AC 1.2. 4; Baseball 2, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Flirtatious; Jr. Beta Club 1; Prom 3, 4: Bonfire 3. 4; Float 3; Class Day. Bac- calaureate; May 27. 1986! Buffie Holt — Drama Club 4; Jr. Beta Club 8, Pres. 1; Student Council 1, 2: FHA 1, 2, 3; Color- Guard 3, 4 Capt; Tea 3; Miss FHS Pageant 4: Prom 3, 4; YAD 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Dependable; Bonfire 3, 4; Hauling Boxes 3, 4; Float 3; Slate Playoffs 4; l’s Band 4; Drama Play 4; friends: PB, SA. VB, CB, TW, BN; Halloween Carnival; May 27, 1986! Brian Johnson — FFA 1; Class Fav. 1, 2: Prom 3. 4: Homecoming escort — VB 4; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Donathan Johnson — Basketball 3: Baseball 1; FCA 4; F Club 1. 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Trade School (VICA) 3; VICA District Treasurer 3; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Thoughtful; Bonfire 3. 4; Friends: AL, TC; Prom 3, 4; Class Dav; Baccalaureate; Mav 27. 1986! Marilyn Johnson — Cheerleader 2, 3, Capt 4; Jr. Beta Club 8, 1; Treasurer 1; Beta 4: Homecoming Attendent 2. 3, 1st runner-up 4; Sr. W'ho’s Who — Most School Spirit; FCA 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4; F Club 2, 3. 4; FHA 1, 3. 4; Miss FHS Background 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Clinic 2, 3, 4; Second Place 2; clinic with DDB, SS, SO, SG, KB, CS, TR: Class Fav. 1, 2, 3; Prom 2, 3, 4: Bon- fire 3, 4; Area Champs Football 4; May 27. 1986! Tonya Kylea — Basketball 1,2. 3. 4: Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Journalism 2; Student Council 3; F Club 1. 2, 3. 4; FHA 1; FCA 4: All ERC 3; All Area 3; Trade School Atmore BOE MB, DDN, CH. EB, VB. TL. CE, SW. LL. VL, KE. TL, 3; Gong Show 1; Trade School Brewton Child Care CW, RU, JO, SS, JF, PD, LP; B’Ham Slate Playoffs; Prom 4; Class Day: Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Shannon Lambeth — Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Cane Time; Crunch Bunch; 6-5; 1985 2A Area Champs; Homecoming ’85; State Playoffs 4; Red I evel 34-0; Class Day; Baccalaureate; FFA 1.2, 4; FHA 4; F Club 2. 3. 4: Prom 3, 4; Bonfire 3, 4; Float 3; Class Sec. 4; Trade School 4; “Van Tif- fin”; SB; May 27, 1986! 68 rj n n Lisa Lawson — Color Guard 2, 3; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Talkative; Friends VI„ SW. KE, AD, SC. TW'; Bonfire 3, 4; Powder Puff 3; Float 3; Bela Club 2, 4; Prom 3, 4; FHA 1; FBLA 3. 4; Class Day; Baccalaureate; Top Ten 10; May 27, 1986! Tonya Lee — FHA 1. 2, 4; Jr. Beta Club 1; 5-11-84; Trade School 3; Prom 3, 4; Bonfire 3, 4; Powder Puff 3; May 27, 1986! Vivian Lee — May 23, 1983; FHA 2; Float 3; Prom 3, 4; Sr. Bonfire and Boxes; July 1, 1985; FBLA Reporter and Sec. 3, 4; Class Day; Bac- calaureate, May 27, 1986; friends RB. LL, SW, KE, AD, SC, DL; Homecoming 3, 4. Alisa Lister — FHA 1, 4; DECA 3; Prom 2, 4; Trade School 3; Class Fav. 4; Homecoming Queen; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Attractive. Bonfire 3, 4; Powder Puff 3; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986! Tommy Matlock — Foreign language Club 1; Top Ten 4; Football 1; Computer 4; CS, BL. AA, DS. JR; Class Dav; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Anthony McCurdy — Bonfire 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 4; Trade School 3 (Auto Body); Float 3; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986; SB. AB, SC, DB, JS! Gary Morris — Sr. Who’s Who — Most Talented; Drama Club; Baseball 1, 2; Band 8 Years; Summer Band Practice: Most Improved Band Musician 8; Honor Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Band Go- ing to State: 1 s at District; Beta Club 2, 3 treasurer 4; Beta Con.; Solo and Ensemble 4; Play Practice; CB, CF; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986; Top Ten 8! Chris Norwood — Football 1, 2. 3, 4; F Club; Cane Time; Crunch Bunch; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Popular; Class Fav. 1. 4; 1985 2A Area 2 Champs; Stale playoff 1st ever; Van Tiffin; Prom 2. 3, 4; Homecoming 4 6-3; Class Day: Bac- calaureate; Family Living 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, 4; Bonfire 3, 4; May 27, 1986! Judia Odom — Track 1, 2: Softball 3, 4; Sports banquet 85 Hustler Award; Softball Summer league 82-85; ROTC 1, 2; Prom 3, 4; Home Ec. 1, 2. 3; Trade School 4; friends PD. SB, MB, ST, TD. AB. PH. TK. TT. RO. CW: football games 85; Bonfire 4: FCA 4: Class Day: Sports Banquet; Bac- calaureate; May 27, 1986! Rhonda Odom — Softball 3, 4; F Club 3, 4: HERO 4; Vice-Pres. HERO 4; Sports Banquet 5 10 85; FHS Bat Girl 3; Prom 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; FCLA 3, 4; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986! David Oglesbv — Football 1, 2; VICA Club 4; F Club 1; FFA 1. 2. 3; Welding 4; Prom 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Class Dav; Baccalaureate; May 28,1986! Laura Parker — Band 8 Years; Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Trumpet Section I-eader 3, 4; Superior Concert Band 2; Superior Marching Band 4; An- nual Staff 3. Bus. Mgr. 4: FHA 4; YAD 4; Class Fav. 8; Miss FHS Tea 4; Prom 3. 4; Jr. Beta Club; Powder Puff 3, 4; Bonfire 3. 4: Office Aide 3, 4; Asst. Class Sec. 3; JV Cheerleader 8th; Art 1: Mike; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Jacqueline Price — Joann, Regina, Cythia. Pam, Patricia, Idella; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986! Wendell Richhurg — Class Day; Bac- calaureate; May 27. 1986! Brian Roye — Football 1, 3. 4: Baseball 1; VICA 4; FFA 1; Art 1, 2; Annual 3: Soccer 2; Swimming 3; FHA 1; Class Dav: Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986! Donna Ryals — FHA 1. 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Best All-Around; 2 7 85; MA; SA, LL, JS. BR, TW, AL, AS. TC, JA. HS; Prom 4; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Sandy Sales — Band 1. 2; Majorette 1. 2; Vice-Pres. 1; Class Fav. 2. 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; FCA 3. 4; F Club 3. 4; FHA 4; Miss FHS Pageant 2, 3. 4; Miss FHS Background 4; Cheerleader Clinic 3. 4; Majorette Clinic 1, 2; MJ. LM. LC. DDB, SO, SG, TR. KB; Majorette Superior 1986! Trophy 1, 2; Concert 1, 2. 3, 4; Prom 2, 3, 4; 2A Area Champs; Bonfire 3, 4; Float 3; Family Living 4; Powder Puff 3, 4: Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Hamp Smith — Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who’s W'ho — Most Dependable; Prom 3. 4; Best W'orkoul Attitude Award: FFA 2. 3: FHA 4; 1st Place Weightlifting Meet 85; Class Day: Bac- calaureate; May 27, 1986! Joe Smith — FFA 1, 2, 3. 4: FHA 3, 4; Class Fav. 8th; Sr. Who’s Who — Friendliest; Prom 2, 3, 4; May 27, 1986! Amanda Steadham — Top Ten 6: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. 4: Softball 1. 2. 3: Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; FCA Pres. 3. 4; F Club 1, 2. 3. 4; FHA 1, 4; Sr. Who’s Who Most Likely To Suc- ceed; Undefeated in ERC 84; Area Tournament Team 84; Semi-finals of State Tournament; Citizen- ship Award in Gov.; Miss FHS Tea 4; Bonfire 3. 4: Float 3; Powder Puff 3. 4: AL, RD, TT, KE, TC, SA. CS, LP, DP, DR, AD, SC; ‘‘PROUD TO BE A HURRICANE”; Clss Day; Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986! Tracv Steadham — Football 1, 2. 3, 4; F Club 1,2, 3, 4; Prom 3. 4; FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; FHA 4; Spring Training Hustle Award 3; Class Day; Bac- calaureate; May 27, 1986! Christi Stewart — Miss FHS 1986; 1st Runner-up 3; 2nd Place Talent 3, 4; JV Cheerleader 8th, Co-Capt 1; Flag Corps 8. 1; Clinic Troy; Var. Cheerleader and Clinic 2, 3, 4; F Club 2, 3; FCA 3; Student Council 2. 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Plav 8, 3, 4: Annual Staff 2; Sports Editor 3, 4; Clinic 4; FHA 1. 4; Prom 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4; World’s Fair 84: HS. AS. LP, RR. VP. SA. TW. RB: Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986! Teresa Taylor — Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 3, 4; Softball 3. 4; Miss FHS Pageant 7. 4; FCA Vice-Pres. 3. 4; F Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Drama Club 3. 4; Science Club Pres. 3; Beta Club 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1. 2; Student Council 4; SADD 4; Sr. W ho’s W'ho — Best Dressed; Band 1; All ERC 3; All ERC Tournament 3; Undefeated in ERC; Prom 4; Class Day; Baccalaureate; DH, TA. TK. AS. AM; May 27. 1986! Sabrina Thomas — Basketball 8, 2. 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue Angels 3. 4: F. Club 1,2, 3, 4; FCA 4; FHA 1; Trade School HOE I; HOSA 4; SADD 4; MB. PH. MN, CK. SG; HOE 85 trip to LAB; Prom 2: Sports Banquet 5 10 85; Playoffs '85; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986! JefT Upton — Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 4; FCA 3. 4; F, Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 3, 4; Sr. Who’s Who — Most Athletic; Beta Club 2; Prom 2, 3, 4; Baseball trips; Miss FHS Background 3, 4; Red Level 34-0; Crunch Bunch; Area Champs; Van Tiffin; Most Valuable Defensive Back; Baseball State Playoffs 2nd round; Top Ten 9; May 27. 1986! Tippy Wagner — JV Basketball 1: Jr. Beta Club 8, 1; Drama Club 2, 3; Annual Staff Photographer 1. 2, 3. 4; YAD 4: Float 3; TJ. BH. VB, TWr, JA, CB; Class Dav; Baccalaureate; May 27, 1986! Gene Waguespaek --------- Football 1. 2, 3, 4 State Playoffs Area 2 Champions 4; Crunch Bunch 25; Challenger Award Banquet 4; FCA 3, 4; F Club 1. 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; AG 2: Miss FHS Background; Van Tiffin; Class Day; May 27, 1986! Regina W ard — SADD 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4: JJ, JP, PE, PD. JAB; May 27, 1986! Tami West — Flag 2, Co-Capt 3; Jr. Beta Club 8, Treasurer 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, Cor. Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Beta Con. 3 KN, SB. DL, CH, SO, SH. 4; Bonfire 3. 4; Miss Teen of Alabama 2: Class Fav. 1; Class Sec. 4; Sr. Who’s Wrho — Friendliest; Drama Club 4; Student Council 4: Powder Puff 3. 4: Prom 3. 4; DR. LL. SB. BS; Class Pres. 8th; Class Day: Baccalaureate: May 27. 1986: Float 3: Top Ten 3! Scotty W hite — Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Sr. Who’s W’ho — Best All-Around; ’85-’85 Year of the Hurricane; Challenger Award 4: Baseball State Playoffs 3; Class Day; Baccalaureate; May 27. 1986! Sherry W hite — Basketball 1; FHA 1. 2; Joy Club 1. 2. 3, V. Pres.; Class Fav. 4; Prom 3, 4: Class Day; Baccalaureate: May 27. 1986: Bonfire 3. 4: Powder Puff; Band 1, 4: 12 20 85 W C; 4- H: VL, LL, SC. AD. KE, RB! Calvin Williams — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1,2; FCA 3. 4; F Club 1, 2, 3. 4: CO. CP, RT, JB, TT, PH. TK. ST, JO. JW. BP, ST! Mike Wolford — Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 2. 4; Drama Club 2. 4: V. Pres 1; Asst. Sec. 4; Annual Staff 1, 2: Science Club 2; Prom 3; Class Day: Baccalaureate. Top Ten 7; May 27. 1986! 69 V aledictorian Chris Brown Chris Brown, with a grade point average of 7.0095, is representing the Senior Class as Valedictorian. Chris has been a member of the band for eight years and has served as per- cussion section leader for the past two years. He is a member of the Sr. Beta Club, the Drama Club, Student Coun- cil, is Asst. Business Manager of the annual, serves as Vice-President of the Sr. Class, and was voted Most In- tellectual in the Sr. Who's Who. In his spare time Chris enjoys fishing, horseback riding and reading. Chris, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Brown of Brewton, plans to further his education but is uncertain as to where he will be attending college. He plans to major in engineering. 70 financing. Salutatorian Dee Dee Brantley Dee Dee Brantley, with a grade point average of 6.5381, represents the Senior Class as Salutatoria� . Dee Dee serves as Co-Captain of the Var- sity Cheerleaders, President of the Student Council, Chaplain of the F.C.A., Editor of the annual. Recor- ding Secretary for the Sr. Beta Club, is a member of the F Club, and was voted Most Talented in the Sr. Who's Who. In her spare time Dee Dee en- joys playing the piano, reading, being with friends, and cross stitching. Dee Dee, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bo Brantley of Flomaton, plans to further her education by attending Jeff Davis Jr. College. She plans to major in T@p Tsoi] Completing the top ten seniors are Tami West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon West and Mr. and Mrs. Hill Pelletl. Tami ranked third with a grade point average of 6.2714. Ranking fourth with a g.p.a. of 6.0561 is Tommy Matlock, son of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Thomas Matlock. Sr. Celeste Black ranked number live with a g.p.a. of 5.9595. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Black. Amanda Steadham. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Steadham, ranked sixth with a g.p.a. of 5.9547. Hanking seventh with a g.p.a. of 5.6548 is Mike W olford. son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Turk. Gary Morris ranked eighth with a g.p.a of 5.3381. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morris. Jeff Upton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Leo Upton, ranked ninth with a g.p.a. of 5.1810. Ranking tenth with a g.p.a. of 5.1059 is Lisa Lawson, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Ramon West. Riding High on Campus 72 Wins , 3 JUNIDPG Juniors art faced with many ac- tivities: magazine sales are a part of their busy year to raise funds for the Junior-Senior Prom. Homecoming competitive spirit between the Juniors and Seniors resulted in the Juniors winning the float competition. The Century game held the rigorous ac- tivities of collecting boxes for the Bon- fire. with the Seniors being declared the winners. The Juniors' busy year holds many memories for the future. The Class Favorites are 11-1 Scott Herndon and Shellie Booth 1 1 -2 Scott Parker and Tracey Reiche (Not Pictured) 1 1 -3 Wiggins Washington and Karen Simmons The (.lass Officers arc Pres. Vince Morgan. Vice-Pres. Sharinan Owens and Allen Forbes. Sec. Doreen Heller. Asst. Sec. Christi Killam and Tonya Dixon. 74 Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Keilh Agerton Sherry Arrant Phillip Baggett Shannon Baggett Jamie Barron Sroll Barron Holly Bell Paula Bell Travis Belhea Shellie Booth Herman Boulnell Joey Brock Rita Brooks Rudy Burkell Ray Byrd Keilh C ha vers John Cole Jodie Courtney Darren Davis Millie Dixon Tonya Dixon Winell Dixon Kenneth Kllison Sandy Fen Greg Fillmore Allen Forbes Gene Godwin Rusty Harris Scott Harwell Doreen Heller Scott Herndon Randy llinote Chris Hoomes Eric Jackson Crislie Killam Ken Knonles 75 Mark l.amlx rl Darrell Ltmbcth Deann Ltmbcth Keilli Lamlteih Sieve I .aw son John Long Shannon Lowery James McLemore Vinee Morgan liol l Ray Morris Kevin Morris Joey Norwood Greg Odom Johnny Oglesbee Sharinan Owens Seoll Parker Bradford Pleasant Valeria Pope Debbie Powell Tracey Reiche Jason Roye Brian Shelton Heather Stewart Sami Stewart Karen Simmons Richie Thomas Tag Wagner Wiggins Washington James Wesley Mark White Sidney Williams Pete Yuhasz Pamela Dobbs Roylene Graves 76 5DPHDfTlDRE5 Class Officers: Amy Pope. Assl. See.: Dana Aydelotle. Sec.; Chris McFadden. Assl. Sec.: Dee Bonduranl. and Angie Sleadham. Vice-Pres.: Scott Ham- mond. Pres. Kandall Adams Kelly Arington Dana Aydelott James Bagwell Angie Baldwin David Beasley William Bell Jimmy Blair Dee Bonduranl Shane Booth Chuck Boulwell Kelly Boulwell Stony Brock Dean Brown Crystal Burt Ken Busbee David Bush Mark Bush Greg Byrd Tonya Carden Shannon Chancery David Childress Jimmie Courtney Michelle Denn Shelly Deslonde Karen Dixon Jerry Eiland Idella Ellis 77 Randy Fnfmger Kevin English Doug Evans Jason Fields Chris Folsom Scot Guy Sabrina Cuss Scott Hammond Greg Harris Tim Harris Delores Jackson Jeanette Jenkins Vine Johnson Woody Kilcrease Tami Iximheth Rodney l )rd Shannon Matheny Wade Matlock Chris McFadden John McShea Lisa Nowling Anthony Odom Cindy Odom Sandy Parker Amy Pope Glendall Pridgen Rusty Roberson John Satterwhite Tim Satterwhite Ellen Savage Michelle Schank Lorie Shivers Tommy Standefer Angie Steadham Doug Vickery Picture Picture Stephanie White Kathy Wolford Rita Wright Class Favorites: 10-1 Stony Brock. Kelly Arrington: 10-2 Scott Hammond. Sabrina Cuss; 10-3 Tim Satterwhite, Stephanie White. 78 FRE5HCT1EN Class Officers: Pres. Jamie Brown; Vice- Pres. Tina Thompson; Sec. Teresa Carden; Asst. Sec. April Stewart. Scott Bout well Shannon Boutwell Todd Boutwell JoAnn Brooks Jamie Brown Sonya Burt Kendall Byrd Teresa Carden Scott Coleman Anthony D. Dixon Anthony J. Dixon Tijuana Dixon Doug Dole Tracy Fillmore Alisa Findley Clifford Forbes Julia Graves Vicki Henderson Kenny Higdon Derrick Hodges Jon Hoomes Jaunette Howell Rochelle Jackson Matt Jordan 79 Angit kelly Tracy Knowles Jana l.ambelh Shannon l.ambeth Tracy I .inani Dale Move Bryan Newby Wendy Owens Eric Price Male� Rowland Chris Roye Michael Searcy Vance Smith April Stewart Sylvia Strength Wayne Strength Jeff Taylor Tina Thompson Teg Lpton Sharon Washington Sherry Washington Degee White Shannon White Cynthia Dixon Enoch Ellis Rebecca Pugh Virginia Vaughn Class Favorites: Chris Roye, Scott Coleman. Alisa Findley (not pic- tured). Rebecca Pugh. 80 8th Grade Terry Ballard Jeana Barrow Jeanie Bell Paul Bell Esther Blair Marvin Boutwell Pam Burkett Favorites: 8-1 Dale Long and Tonya Grant 8-2 Robert Cash and Jen- nifer Hollington 8-3 Brett Deslonde and Stephanie Washington Johnny Busbee Scott Bush Robert Cash Andrea Cumbie Brett Deslonde Bernard Dixon Jackie Dreadin Solon Gandy Curt George Tonya Grant Dawn Hammonds Cristi Harwell Aaron Hicks Jennifer Hollington Scott Jackson Mauge Jenkins Angela Johnson Kevin Jordan Peggy Kilcrease Sandy Killam Lisa Knowles 81 Lynn Kyles Jayne Lambeth Ricky Lambeth Joey Lister Dale Long Melinda Lowery John Matlock Shannon Mauro Gerard McShea Danny Moore Glenda Moye Michael Nelson Keith Odom Rebecca Odom Shane Odom Tim Odom Billy Owens Larry Pope Brian Potts Richard Prichett Jeremy Pridgen Keith Reaves Lance Reiche Chris Shenk Tiffany Simmons Kevin Smith Terry Strength Charles Thompson Charles Vernon Scott Ward Stephanie Washington Kim Waters Eugene While Kelli White Donald Wright Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Officers: Asst. Sec. Kim Waters and Jennifer Hollington, Sec. Melita Ham- monds, Vice-Pres. Keith Odom and Kelli White, Pres. Robert Cash 82 SUPPORT PERSONNEL The bus drivers, custodians, and lunchroom workers help keep school spirit alive by contributing to the upkeep and well-being of our school. The FHS bus drivers rise early and make sure the students arrive at school safely. The 1985-86 bus drivers are Bonnie Byrd. Gwen O Bannon, Mark Turk, Devere Moye, Gwenn Knowles, Judy Cortney, Irene Graves, Minnie Carter, Sharon Bell, and Denie Hoe. 1985-86 custodians Earnest Bowen. Lucie Black. Linda Steadham, Sadie Baldwin, and John Dewberry play a vital role in keeping the school clean and in good shape. The FHS lunchroom workers spend long hours preparing hot lunches for the students. This year’s lunchroom staff includes Reavie Watson. Lilly Tolbert. Marjorie Nelson. Bonnie Byrd, Judy Bra .well, Joann Steadham, and Manager Louise Moye. 83 I George Brown Alice Brown Chapter I Aide Brenda Dean Social Studies B.S., University of West Florida Elementary and Mozelle Broughton Computer Math M.A., .Alabama Slate University Betty Donaldson Teacher Aide Hearing Impaired Dorothy Bryant Kindergarten B.S.. Alabama A M Cindy Douglas Kindergarten B.S., Livingston University Sandra Buchanan Seventh Grade B.S.. Jackson Stale University Beth Drew First Grade B.S.. Troy State Yvonne Alford Nurse Eleanor Anderson Sixth Grade B.S., Troy State Anthony Davidson P.F. Instructor B.S., University of Alabama Jan Graves Hearing Impaired B.S., University of Alabam; Paula Henderson First Grade B.S., University of Alabama Nancy llitl English B.A.. University of Florida Gloria Johnson Teacher Aid Gloria Key SLD B.S.. Florida Stale University MIDDLE SCHOOL David Curran — Assistant Principal. Middle and Elementary Schools M.A.. Troy State University Janice Johnson Second Grade A.A.. Auburn University Robert Lambeth Speech B.S., Auburn University Jean Johnson Fourth Grade M.Ed., Alabama State University Linda Lultrell Second Grade M.A.. Livingston University Carolyn Jordan Teacher Aide Belly� Martin Fourth Grade M.Ed., Auburn University Mary Jordan Third Grade B.S., Jacksonville State University Lynn Milligan Special Education M.A.. Troy State University 85 FACULTY Merle Nolin Chapter I Aide Picture Not Available Monrie Salter Teacher Aide Karla Ptomey Librarian B.S., Troy State Shirley West Knrichment B.S., Auburn University Pat Ridley Reading. Math. Social Studies M.S., Troy State Frankie Samuel EMR B.S.. Livingston Univ. Debbie While Lunch Aide Ola Neal Sogers Third Grade B.S.. Alabama State University Marion White Fifth Grade B.S., Alabama State University Roberta Odom Spec. Ed. Aide Hope Raley First Grade B.S.. Troy State Alfreda Taylor Kindergarten B.S., University of West Florida Sarah Ward Chapter I Aide Cynthia Wiggins F.nglish. Math. Reading B.S.. Mobile College “THccUUe I c t 1.6lh Grade 4-H Honors Winners: Kmily War- ren. 2nd place school baking contest. 1st place count) sewing: Tammy Upton. 3rd place school baking contest: Alyssa Welch, 1 st place district setting contest: Kcndrcah Spears. 2nd place school baking contest and Phyllis Boulwell. 2nd place district sewing contest. 2. 7ill Grade 4-H Honor Winners: Carol War- ren. 2nd place school Iniking contest. 1st place county baking contest. 1st place county crafts: Chrissic Hicks. 2nd place school sewing con- test: Sheri McCall. 3rd place county crafts: Melanie McMath. 3rd plae school baking con- test: Kaylyn Phifer. 1st place school sewing contest: Bobby Ijce, 3rd place school wood- working contest; Kristi Smith. 1st place sc hool sewing and cooking contests and Terra Nolin, 2nd place county crafts. 3. 1985-86 Green Thumb Club Officers: Presi- dent Alysaa Welch; Vice President Adrienne Garey: and Secretary Tammy Upton. 4. Miss Anderson is the sponsor of the 4-H Clubs and Green rhumb Club at Klomnlon Middle School. 0 c (A i t C e 87 Fifih Crade 4-H Club: President Emily White, Vice-President Jolynn Nolin. Secretary Tonya Mulder. .Reporter Tasha Burkett, and Song Leaders Lawana Pritchett and Stacey Hoomes. President Matthew Shelton, Vice-President Ernie Thomas, Secretary Sam Roe, Reporter Eric Jackson, and Song Leaders Kevin Price and Benji White. Sixth grade 4-H Clubs: President Adrienne Carey, Vice-President Tammy Upton, Secretary Anna Hill. Reporter Allyson Thorn- ton. President Michael I,ambeth. Vice- President Brady Lambeth, Secretary Jamie Spears. Reporter Hank Morris, and Song Leaders Ashley Beasley and Allen Lambeth. Seventh Grade 4-H Clubs: President Vickie Johnson, Vice-President Kristie Smith. Secretary Debbie Odom, Reporter Shannon Standefer. and Song Leaders Sheri McCall and Chrissie Hicks. President Chad Blankinchip, Vice-President Jimbo Pugh, Secretary Ricky Van Hoosen. Reporter Daniel Blair, and Song Leaders Tommy Benson and David Chancery. The leaders of the 4-H clubs at Flomaton Middle School are Assistant County Agent Dru E. Rush and Associate County Agent Carolyn F. Bevins. 88 Picture Not Available Seventh Grade Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Vaneasa Adam� Tommy Benson Daniel Blair Chad Blank inch ip Jim Bondurunl Amy Boutwell Dean Boutwell Nicok Brown Jut I M ) Carden Kim (Warier Way ne Coleman John Crawley David Chancery Brandy Dole Creg Dougin Karen Kilts Sharon KIU� John Fields Malcom HnrrrUon Jason Harris Paul Hasting Sean Henderson Kalhy Henry Kelli Herndon Chrisste Hicks Dee Dee Holl Jerrie Jemigan Brian Johnson Vickie Johnson Kelvin King Carrie Knowles Bonnie Knowles Velvet Kyles Eric Lambeth Phillip l ambelh Sucte I jimlielh Robby l,ee Vince Lord Anthony l mrry Creg Lowery Randy Lowery Marcus Mathis Richard Matlock Sheri McCall Elisha McChee Melanie Me Math Jamie Neal Terra Nolin Debbie Odom Sheri Oglesby Jodie Owens Kaylyn Phifer Jimbo Pugh Charla Reardon Brian Smith Christina Smith Kristi Smith Tara Smith Jdl Soviet Karla Spears Shannon Standefer Sucey Steadham Mike Taylor Charles Thomas Chasitv Turk Ricky Van Hoowen Carol Warren Kristie Warrick Craig White Ken While Frederick W illiam Kyle w i Ison 89 Star VIk niton Allen Raggett Ashley Beasley Jeff Beasley Phillip Boulwell Phylli Boutwell Trina Bun Jarred Cofield Billy Ray Coleman Jerry Coleman W ayne Colvin Jimrny Dixon Bridge� Dortch Dana F.mmon Dustin Fears Jamie Fears Adrienne Cary Johnny Griff� Anthony Cimsley Tammy Harrelson Brandon Hawthorne Anna Hill Willy Holley Cleve Johnson Heath Johnson Brady l ambeth Michael Lambeth Shannon l unbeth Cidget Mathis Regina McNeal Karen Moore Hank Morris Martha PoUs Rarhil Reardon Loutishia Roberson Ben Roe Kendreah Spears Chris Strength David Strength Ally son Thornton Tammy I pton Alyssa W elch Melvin Whatley Chris U hile Shane White Chris Van Hoosen Sixth Grade Picture Not Available 90 Fifth Grade Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Annette Allen Steven Baggett Chris Beverly Randall Blair Dielriech Bonduranl Lynn Brantley Kevin Brook Joy Brown Natasha Burkett Glen Carter Stacy Cartwright Mat) Cash Jerry Coleman Shannon Collins Brad Conner Kalhv Crapp Far I Klliotl Kevin Filmore Raeheal Fore Amanda Garrett Anthony Carrell David Green Dennis Green Spenser Harr� Mark Hasting Patrick Henderson Tim Henry Torry Hicks Stacey Hoome Erik Jackson Carla James Chrystal Jermgan Kim Jordan Paul Jordan Amy Killam Ivory Kyles Caaaie I ambeth Dan Lambeth Judd lambrlh Tammy Lowery Rodney Lynch Dana Maddox James Maddox Keith Marcangeli LaTonya McCreary Jeffrey Morris Tonya Mulder Angel Nisewonger Alice Nolm Jolynn Nolm U ilhur Odom Kevin Price lawanda Pritchett Jason Roller son Sam Roe Dewayne Scott Terry Sheffield Matthew Shelton Jason Smith Tony Smith Michelle Spears Christs Strength Joah Ward Gelena Welch Benji While Emily While George White I .a belt White I eisha U illiams Cloey Wilson 91 Starry Atiam� Brad Adkinson Pamela Allen Brn Black Clairr Bonduranl Melinda Bondurant llrallirr Bout well Swan Boiiiv.cll Bublia Brown April Buck lev Jaimr Burked Paula Burkril Johnny Cofer Wendy Danuler l.ynrll Dixon Matthew Edevold Tony Fore Sc oil Greene David llerndon Andrea llolliiiglon Conway James Kari Johnson Peggy Johnson Traci Kdliam Sonya l vira Delna l-owery Amy McBride Joey M Math John McMalh Jennifer M Millen Kevin Moore I . out Moore Ben Murrel Tony Nichols Tonya Nichols William Odom Kiesala Phiphrr Karen Preyean Zelma Pugh Brandie Reardon Matthew Reese Jessie Sheffield Jamie Smith Raymond Spear� Christina Strength Stephanie Strength Roger Thompson Charlene Thornton James Tinker Earl Washington Sharon Whatley Dennis While Fourth Grade Picture Not Available r I t-u Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 92 Third Grade Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Jill S. Adkinaon R.U K. Alien Angela S. Anderson Melissa Arrington Gerald D Bell John W. Bell Lindsey Berry Kevin J. Bishop Philip S. Blackwell John A. Boutwell Ray A. Boutwell Shawn T. Boulwell John K. Brantley Todd (). Bryan Adrienne L Carter Jamie L Cofield Shane Connolly Jamie L. Cooper Chris J. Crapps Robin 'Duane Diamond Marcus L Dixon Marian L Kngliah Brenda M FiMmore Andrea J. Fore Alicia D. Gresham Misty D. Griff� Daniel K. Hagan Jeffery K. Hammond Brandi N. Hebert Francis J. Henderson Ronnie D. Higdon Eric T. Johnson Jeffrey A. Johnson Dawn Kelly Jason (.ambeth Jennifer M. Lynch Jerry P. Maddox Joshua S. Me Brule Paula L McCall Jenifer Mosley Auberley Odom Kim A. Parker Jeremiah Pritchett Knelte L ( uinley Steven L Raines Amanda Reave� Dylon J. Roberson Chad J. Salterwhite Krystal L Smith Christopher J. Spann Dawn A. Sunder Freddie B. Taylor Tiphanie M. Thompson Samantha N. Tullis Zachary S. Tyree Kim D. Van Hoosen laince J. Ward Thomas J. Waters Deana M. While Monica W hile Sheilah M. W hite Stephanie Y White Jodie M Williams Nicole A. Williamson lashaunda R. Wright 93 Second Grade Jami M. lU rll Unr«‘ Barrow George W Hal K mih- I). Bril Therman E. Benson Joseph K. Hlarklwrit Curti� W. riookrr Holly M Boulwell Kulh Ann Boulwell knm I,. Bowman Nathan A. Brown Kyle E- Bryan Patrici E. Burkett Chandra L Carter Erick S. Cols in Cheryl M. Croley I Jos cl C. Curtis CeofTrey D. Dailies Duane Dtamon Jason Erics old Katrina K. Esans Annie L. Fore John P. Fuqua Kasondra Y. Crace Timothy C. Greenwell Chria W. Hammonds Michael A Harrelson Josre R. Hollmgton Richard K. Holt Builds I.. Jackson Jermaine M. James Bart D. Johnson Cory R. Johnson Julie M Johnson Kimberly Kells lasa M Kells Jennifer A. Killiam Jeffrey P. Knowles Marcus C. Knowles Kellie D. Limbeth laiura lame Paul S. lai Sala Seth T. laiuria Alma P. I asper Stephanie J. Lynch Amanda I- Marshall Kittreall McCreary Luke McKinley Jeremy T. Mi Math I jndses McPhereson Amy N. Nisewonger Cary S. Odom Kamethns S. Odom (.alisha R. Odom Chad M. Payne Cleveland D. Perrynton Janiii- Phillips Kenneth R. Powell Nicholas R. Roberson Cina Sayler Eric J. Smith l.r lic K. Strength Melissa L. Slucks Jennifer R. Thompson Ashley C. Thornton larry L H are Drenu I). While Jason C. Wilson 94 First Grade Shawn Harrow Jason D. Beasley OIps A. Bell Travis C. Bell Jason S. Bondurant Tyrone I- Bonner Jonathan Bout well John M. Bradley Jtuin k Carter Sherry L. Chance Edward B. Conway Angela B. Crapps Jeremy A. Crapps Brenl C. Danley Carrie Daw Vanroy Daw Anna N. Dixon Tamika I. English Andy Eaircloth Cherra Mae Garrelt Johnny Or. Jr. Joarph C. Cilbrrath Sharon D. Grarr Rachel Gray Barbara Green Ashley D. Harris Brady I.. Harris lay la Henderson Casey C. Jackson Latisha James Adam S. Jordon Kimberly Jordon Jennifer Knowles Kevin K. Knowles Kristy Lambeth Misty lambrth loans Lambeth Aliria D. One Stephen P. Irvins Garrik J. Lowery Kendrick M. McPherson Christina Mendez Kellie R. Miller John V. Mitchell Tawika A. Odom Mindy Perryman Dynell M. Pleasant Kevin R. Powell Timothy R. Simmons Serita L. Spears Maurice D. Square Wesley E. Slraughn Jennifer D. Strength Erica R. Taylor Willis B. Thompson Jennifer L Thornton Stephanie A. Ware Robert L W elch Yolonda M. Wesley Nancy E. White Hank P. Williams Brian J. W illiamson 95 R how In Anderson Nano G. Arrington Johnny Braslrv Seth R . Bell Hollene M. Benson Hank W. Bonner Derrick II. Boutwell Talsatha Boutwell Sheree A. Bawmon Emmily C. Brown Aim J. Bryan Adam Buckley Ryan K. Chaser� Charles K. Cooley ho in 1.. Cottrell Das id U . Craps Shelley Creamer Cheryl A. Croohe April I). Danl ler Jacob Davi� Carrie Daw Ben J. Edens Crystal M. Emmons Joseph M. Fullerton Cecilia L. Fuqua Tracey Grace Dana B. Grases Toni M. Creenwell Christina Guillol Vicki M Holt Frederick G. Jackson Riva A. Jackson hatrice Jenkins John T. Jones Amanda M. Jordon Michael L. Kornegay Jeremy S. I-re Anthony Los ill Gavm L. Lowers Stesen Lowery Kristin McCleery Brooke A. M Math Tomeka McPherson Jeremy D. Morris Donald F.. Nolin Terrell Odom Tersel Odom Miranda C. Owens Thomas J. Phifer Joshua Phillips Candice N. Powell Joseph Rolins Kent Sayler Ricky Sellers Willis R. Square Corwin Starling Nicholas S. Strength Jamie Swain Lesley A. Thornton Jeffry A. Tinker Paula D. Tolbert Beth E. Warren Brian U ashington Lanena S. halley James A. Williamson Timothy M. Wilson Kindergarten 96 Sports Sports Sports Sports VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SET THE Tlie 1985-86 Varsity Cheerleaders were chosen April 18. 1985. Several of the respon- sibilities of these girls include cheering at football games, basket- ball games, and pep rallies, but their greatest responsibility is keeping alive the spirit at Flomaton High. 98 M00D WITH fl NEW ATTITUDE In July, practices were held in order to prepare them for the clinic they attended August 6 through August 9 at the University of South Alabama. While at clinic, they received two excellent ribbons, two superior ribbons and a super squad ribbon. They learned cheers, chants, partner stunts, jumps, and how to achieve squad unity. One person that has helped to make all of this possible is their sponsor Mrs. Ann Jackson who also received a superior ribbon at clinic. 99 ’85 Hurricanes 2A Area 2 Champs Make Playoffs At one minute after midnight on August 1, 1985. the F.H.S. Hurricanes began to brew after a summer of extensive weight training and exercise. For weeks the team had punted, passed and reviewed plays and at last they were ready to make landfall. On the eve of Elena, (another hurricane not nearly as fatal) the Hurricanes stormed the Conecuh County Blue Devils. Side by side throughout the season the Hurricanes romped and stomped leaving havoc in their path. Each week the Hurricanes grew mightier receiving only four losses, until in a frenzy they took the Area Championship and advanced to the State Playoffs. Unfortunately, by playoff lime llur- rican season was over but 1985 had been recorded as The Year of The Hurricane” for the school as well as the area. Robert Cash (33) searches for open field. Robert Cash (33) struggles for first down against Marengo. Ronnie Hammond (10) readies to fire a pass. Tracy Steadham (80) receives first Flomaton T.D. pass of the playoff. Here come the Hurricanes! The Hurricane team received flowers from the cheerleaders in con- gratulations for their winning season. Cedric Odom (24) gained valuable experience as well as yardage from the Hurricanes. Anthom Davidson. Ronnie Cottrell. Lee Gunter. Chuck Mill. Jerry Greene. Mike Brantley. John Williamson Ronnie Collrell Head Coach Front: Ashley Beasley. Shaun Emmons. Mike Phillips. Roberl Wilson. Burl Turner. Mauge Jenkins. Ron Phillips. Jeff Taylor. Larry Pope. Gerard McShea. Chuck Boutwell. I.ance Reiche. Roberl Cash. Chris Rove. Michael Lambeth. Richard Armstrong. 2nd: Teg Upton. John Salterwhite, David Beasley. Rodney Lord. Greg Harris. William Bell. Dee Bondurant. Phillip Baggett. Scott Parker. Rusty Roberson. Stony Brock. Tommy Standefer. Scott Hammond. John McShea. Chuck Hitt. Mike Brantley. John Williamson. 3rd: Lee Gunter. Ronnie Cottrell. Jerry Greene. John Oglesby. Jamie Barrow. Jason Roye. Keith Agerton, Ken Knowles. Scott Harwell. Brian Shelton, Scott Herndon. Vince Morgan. Gene Godwin. Rudy Burkett. Scott Barrow. 4th: Chris Norwood. Tracy Steadham. James Allen. John Fields. Shannon l mbeth. Hamp Smith. Ronnie Hammond. Gene Waguespack, Brian Roye. Jeff Upton. Tracy Emmons, Scotty White. Anthony Davidson. 101 FOOTBALL ’85 Date Team We They 8 29 Castleberry A 13- 0 9 06 J.F. Shields H 8- 12 9 13 Uriah H 21- 6 9 20 Red Level A 34- 0 9 27 Ernest Ward H 12- 0 10 4 Gerogiana 11 6- 3 10 11 Jay H 29; 0 10 18 Frisco City A 3- 6 10 25 Century H 14- 28 11 1 Baker A 6- 21 11 8 Marengo H 19- 26 John Fields (20) breaks oul around the end after he receives the kickoff from Georgiana in the 3rd quarter. YovB ET. Senior Members: Scolly While. Gene Waguespack. Jeff Upton. Chris Norwood, James Allen. John Fields. Harnp Smith. Ronnie llammond. Tracy Steadham. Shannon Lambeth ami (loach Ronnie Cottrell. Not Pictured: Tracy Emmons and Brian Roye Ernest Ward defense closes in on John Fields (20). Ronnie Hammond (10) is ‘‘sacked behind the line. John Fields (20) breaks through the middle for a first dovtn. Team strategy encourages man) victories. Scott Hammond (11) looks for open field from the 15 yard line. Flomaton's strong defense played a part in a winning season. As Cedric Odom (24) is hit by his opponents the football is stripped from his hands. James Allen Senior Tracy Steadham Senior Vince Morgan Junior Dee Bondurant Sophomore Tracy Emmons Senior Jeff Upton Senior Johnny Oglesbee Junior Chuck Boutwell Sophomore John Fields Senior Gene Waguespack Senior Scott Parker Junior Stony Brock Sophomore Ronnie Hammond Senior Scotty White Senior Jason Roye Junior Scott Hammond Sophomore John Satlerwhite Sophomore Chris Roye Freshman Burt Turner Freshman Shannon Lambeth Senior Chris Norwood Senior Gene Godwin Junior Scolt Harwell Junior Scolt Herndon Junior Brian Roye Senior Hamp Smith Senior Jamie Barrow Junior Brian Shelton Junior Wiggins Washington Junior David Beasley Sophomore William Bell Sophomore Greg Harris Sophomore Rodney Lord Cedric Odom Rusty Roberson Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Robert Cash Eighth Grade Gerard McShea Eighth Grade Larry Pope eighth Grade loanee Reiche eighth Grade 105 Varsity Basketball Front: Coach Chuck Hitt. Back Row: Ken Busbee, Wendell Richburg, Jeff Upton. Calvin Williams. Sidney Dixon. Cedric Odom, Scott Harwell, Gene Godwin, James McIx more. Jerry Eiland. 106 Jerry Kiland (42) goes after a rebound against J.F. Shields. Cedric Odom (24) attempts a shot against the faculty during the sludenl facully game. James McLemore (34) shows expression and form while shooting a la up. Jerry Kiland (42). away from faculty op- position. in the right corner strips the net from 18 feet out. 107 Varsity Action Sidney Dixon (22) slioots for two against J. K. Shields. James McLemore (34) puts out the effort as he shoots above a Shields defender. Surrounded by opposition. James McLemore (34) keeps up his concentration as he goes for two. 108 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Tonya Kyles (20) shoots for two during the leacher facully game. Mr. Corbin attempts to block Tonya Kyles' shot. Tonya Kyles prepares to shoot as Gloria Johnson and l.ee Gunter of the faculty team prepare to block it. 110 Junior Girls’ Basketball Leu lo Right: Jayne Cimheili. Kelli Herndon, Taijuana Dixon, Rochelle Jackson, Crist i Harwell. Coach Lee Gunter, Cynthia Dixon. Deegee While. Kim W aters, Sonja Burt. Tara Smith. Team Date We They McCall 11-25-85 23 42 Centurx 12-03-85 10 17 McCall 12-12-85 10 26 Baker 1-06-86 8 32 Jay 1-10-86 20 26 Ja 1-13-86 14 36 Century 1-14-86 25 26 Ernest Ward 1-16-86 20 8 McCall 1-18-86 16 26 Kelli Herndon shoots for two against the faculty in the sludenl faculty basketball game. Cynthia Dixon lakes her shots from the free throw line after she is fowled by Mrs. Klovd during the student faculty game. iji fcl mi ALWAYS SAY “WIN The 1985-86 Junior Varsity cheerleading squad is made up of ,� six girls from the 8th and 9th grades. They were elected last spring. Before being elected, they had to perform certain stunts, and know ten cheers. Pictured is this year’s squad: Co-captain Julia Graves, Shannon Lambeth, Cap- tain Tracey Fillmore, Tiffany Sim- mons, Jennifer Hollington, and Tonya Grant. 235 34)8 IfiC ss r laf--« • «1 v tiur DULL 2353 Ror to ROLL MWWES RO FIOMA W ro aoMA- 112 NEVER SflY “DIE After elections last spring, these girls sold candles to raise money for new uniforms. During the summer, car washes were held to provide money for extra expenses. Serving as sponsors for the J. V. squad are Mrs. Barbara Jordan and Miss Selina Garvin. The girls cheer at all J. V. football and basketball games. Along with the help of their sponsors, these six girls help to keep up school spirit at F.H.S. 113 Junior Varsity Gains Experience for Future Front Row: Ashley Beasley. Mgr.. David Bush. Ricky Lambeth, Bryan Newby. Jon Hoomes, Dee Bondurant. Brian Smith. Second Row: Jeff Taylor, John Salt white. Jeff Taylor, Woody Kilcrease. Larry Pope. Gerard McShea, Lance Reiche, William Bell. Third Row: Mike Brantley, Trainer, Coach Davidson. Stoney Bra Chris Roye, Robert Cash. Rodney lx rd, David Beasley, Doug Vickery, Randy Enfinger. Coach Aydelotl, Mauge Jenkins, (not pictured). The J.V. Football team finished the season with a 3-3 record. Made up primarily of freshmen and sophomores with a few eighth graders, the J.V. team coached by Anthony Davidson, gained valuable experience during their six game schedule. FHS Opponent 6 Conecuh Co. 28 16 W.S. Neal 12 34 Jay 0 40 Jay 0 8 W.S. Neal 9 14 Ernest Ward 22 Jr. Hurricanes warm-up before a practice session. 114 Bryan Newby in hoi pursuit. Coach Davidson discusses team strategies during time outs. 115 Chris Roye picks up valuable yards against Neal. Junior Boys’ Basketball Team Date We They J. F. Shields 11-26-85 16 41 Georgiana 1-7-86 21 35 Jay 1-10-86 46 64 Earnest Ward 12-10-86 42 19 Shields 12-13-85 13 64 Century 1-14-86 29 55 Red Level 1-17-86 47 48 Earnest Ward 1-21-86 34 36 Earnest Ward 1-23-86 36 51 Baker 1-28-86 54 28 J. U. Blaeksher 1-31-86 29 37 Baker 2-03-86 33 35 Norwood shoots over Shields' defender. (30) Calvin English. (20) Bernard Dixon. (42) Joey Norwood, (22) Fredrick Williams. (24) Jeff Taylor. (34) Phillip Baggett. Not Pictured: Coach George Mosby. Joey Norwood shoots as Jr. Hurricanes rally for a win. Norwood lays il up for two. Joey Norwood releases a crucial shot as the 'Canes try to stop Shields. 117 AREA CHAMPS The 1985 Hurricane baseball learn won the area championship and advanced lo state playoffs w ith fifteen wins and eight losses for the season. Freshman Scott Hammond was voted most valuable player by his teammates. Hammond also led in stolen bases with forty-two which was one up on Junior Scotty White who had forty-one. Junior Jeff Upton and Freshman Randy Enfinger were the leading pitchers for the Hurricanes. The only senior on the team was Pic Dixon. The Hurricanes won in the first round of state playoffs as they defeated Millry by a score of 2-1. In the second round their dreams of winning the state championship were shattered as they were defeated by Cottonwood 7-1. Scotty White (1) headed for first base. His speed was a big asset for the Hurricanes as he stole 41 bases during the 85 season. Front: Robert Cash. Tim Satterwhile, Vince Johnson, Scott Hammond. Scotty White. John Satlerwhile. Brian Newby, Teg Upton. Mgr. Back: Mike Brantley, Trainer. Mike Upton. Ronnie Hammond. Crcg Odom. Clifton Pie Dixon. Jeff Upton. John Fields, Randy Knfinger. Ken Busby. endcll Riehburg. Stony Brock, Anthony Davidson. Coach. Baseball ’� 5 118 FHS 10 T.R. Miller Opponenl 9 5 Almore 16 6 Soulh. Normal 4 0 Ernest Ward 4 13 Century 3 8 T.R. Miller 7 11 J.K. Shields 9 1 Century 8 16 W.S. Neal 3 2 Ernest Ward 12 5 Gerogiana 2 13 Baker 0 8 Excel 5 11 J.E. Shields 12 13 W.S. Neal 9 15 Georgiana 4 2 Millry 1 1 Cottonwood 7 1985-86: The Year In Sports 120 T h e Y e a r I n S P o r t s 1985-86 was certainly The Year Of The Hurrieane. The football team won the 1986 Area Championship and the baseball team won the 1985 Area Championship. On October 16. 1985. Flomaton was ranked 9th in the stale for football and the team also made it to the state playoffs for the first lime in history. Mayor Frank Davis proclaimed Nov. 4-8 as the Week of the Hurricane. The cheerleaders while at clinic, received two excellent, two superior, and one Super Star Squad ribbon. The Vi eighllifing Club participated in and won two meets this season: the 1985 Flomaton Invitational Power Meet and the Dual Meet against Coffee Springs. This year F.H.S. had four basketball teams, jr. girls, jr. boys, varsity girls, and varsity boys. 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HILBURN, D.D.S. BARRY L. LANGLEY, D.D.S. 308 RINGOLD STREET TELEPHONE FLOMATON, ALABAMA 36441 205-296-2486 Ear Piercing, Jewelry tayie 4 cutie Ti eon Free Giftwrapping and Gift Certificate Dresses, Pants and Tops Belts and Bathing Suits Two tanning beds — WOLFE SYSTEM FDA Approved 296-2083 141 THESE ARE THE MOMENTS The “Year of the Hurricane” proved to be true along the Gulf Coast, in the community, and at F.H.S., where spirit rose to a new high. Goals were set and achieved. Dreams were realized. The moments of this past year have included all of us. We, as students, must work to maintain the quality and high stand- ards that have been achieved in this past year. May we accept the challenge to constantly perpetuate the pride and spirit we have helped to build. Next year always holds a new beginning. Hurricane Elena swirjgf Eickie Elena stalls, Pontionrllo Uite Kate charges Panhandle Sh .1 m-ut ,tr Mondiaiw hra � fa� tic_v. • 1 F to Juan wobbles ashore, stalls over Louisiana 142 THAT BUILT OUR SPIRIT AND COMPLETED OCR DREAMS 144 Autographs Taylor Publishing Company ilnsdco V f ?- • 4 ,1k' t « - ' i .V . r %