Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1987 volume:

Sfurmane 1987 Contents Opening 2-10 High School 17-54 Organizations 55-80 T_. Sports 8M04 Middle and Item. 105-120 Rdoertisements 121-141 Closing 142-144 AIWA «ASIE Our Alma flBatrr, wr will not faltrr So lour thu honor and sing thu praiir. Shu U,ar of trarhing to m brsrrrhing So br trnr in all wr bo Shrongh a� our bay� Shr yrars wr’ur brrn hrrr, Arr u ar wr t|old brar, Shru mahr us trrl nrar, Although wr part, Af grari roll bu Shou wilt br nigh Wr alwag will Sour thrr «till Within our hrartf. Although wr’rr Irauing Our h art arr griruing Our thoughts arr wrauing, iwrrt brrams of you. Whrn trials brsrt us, (ilrasr bon’t forgrt us, o wr part, with fonb brart, Anb sab abiru. 3 Forever, The past golden as shimmers bright. Forever, NEW ---L _______________r How can such deep-imprinted images sleep in us at times, till a word, a sound, awake them? — Lessing 5 Golden memories are gathered from year to year. The Hurricane staff strives each year to provide an effec- tive record of the year's events. For the past fifty years our yearbook has displayed several different titles Green White — 1937-1939, Flomascope — 1940-1947, and Hurricane —1948-. Many changes have taken place in these fifty years. However, the golden memories continue and their indelible images become a permanent part of our lives. J------------------ 6 Dost thou love life? — Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made Franklin Each year brings Flomaton High School many new faces as well as many new goals and achievements. FHS has taken several steps for- ward in looks, scores, and academics. Our logo, uniforms, and mascot have been a definite eye- pleaser for students and alumni alike. The football team, with its undefeated season, has given a brighter hope for the future. Academics now include an honor's diploma program, advanced courses, and for the first time an Advanced Placement American History Course with possible col- lege credit. Every past year takes a golden place in our memories just as every future year is given a golden place in our dreams. 7 (fa£de t 'Tfiy it tyicutcuUtott %6 ▼ ▼ Valedictorian Chris Brown and Salutatorian Dee Dee Brantley challenge members of the graduating class. ▼ ► Upon receiving their diplomas, john. Gene, Brian. Jeff. Scotty, and Ray congratulate one another. 8 A Buffie Holt and Sandy Sales provide entertainment for those at- tending graduation. A The last meeting of the class of 1986. Peter R. McCoy provides encouraging words for the class of 1986. 9 Finders Creepers In the spring of 1986, the cast and crew presented Finders Creepers, a play with humorous dialogue and a witty cast including the following: Mike Wolford, Hercules Nelson; Tag Wagner, Wilbur Maxwell; Greg Odom, Mr. Quigley; Sammy Stewart, Granny; Shellie Booth, Madeline; Brian Shelton, Harry Schuster; Doreen Heller, Mrs. Nelson; Gary Morris, Mr. Nelson; Christi Stewart, Frankie Nelson; Buffie Holt, Celeste Nelson; Tami West, Nina Quigley; Chris Brown, Dr. Brown; Gene Godwin, Henry; Greg Harris, Helper; Sherry Arrant, Daphne; Darren Davis, Claude; Scott Harwell, Student Director; Sheila Ates, Make-up; Cindy Odom, Props; Chris Folsom, Technical Director; Pat Ridley, Asst. Director; Mrs. Brenda Gandy, Director. 11 This Could Be the Night l rom 'SH ► Couples participate in the lead-out. ► ▼ After the crowning. Prom King John Fields and Prom Queen Alisa Lister dance the traditional dance. ▼ 1st runner-up Marilyn Johnson, 2nd runner-up Sandy Sales, 1986 Prom King John Fields, and 1985 Prom Queen Rhonda Hatfield. ▼ The 1985 Junior class decorate for the prom. 12 ◄ D.J. Chuck Maples of Mobile provides popular tunes for the Prom. ▼ 1985 Prom Queen Rhonda Hatfield takes her final walk before the crowning. ▼ Angie, Jason, Shane, and Shannon enjoying themselves at the Prom. Couples share special moments on this golden night. 13 Homecoming ’Sii As always. Homecoming week was filled with many memorable activities. Classes, as a show of spirit, decorated their homeroom doors. On Friday, the parade was led by Grand Marshall, Eudora Stallworth, a ninety-year-old former FHS teacher. In the after- noon, the student council also held a tea for the classes of '36, '46, '56, '66, and '76. The class of '36 participated in the parade. The Seniors won in the Sr. High float competition, and the Sophomores won the Jr. High float competition. 14 During homecoming pregame ceremonies, Shellie Booth was crowned 1986 Homecoming Queen by Principal Ken Corbin. Shellie was escorted by Bobby Ray Morris. First runner-up, Shannon Baggett was escorted by Kenneth Ellison. Second runner-up, Angie Smith was escorted by Keith Chavers. Representing the 11th grade was Stepahnie White, escorted by Vince Johnson. Virginia Vaughn, escorted by Malett Rowland, was the 10th grade attendant. Tonya Grant, the 9th grade attendant, was escorted by Solon Gandy, and Debbie Odom, escorted by Jimbo Pugh, represented the 8th grade. Homecoming festivities climaxed with a Hurricane victory over Mobile Christian. 15 Class of 1937 L Paula Faye Bell Sherry Lynn Arrant Phillip Henry Baggett, Jr. James Everette Barrow Holly Ann Bell Travis Kent Bethea Betty Rochelle Booth 18 1 Herman Andy Boutwell Raymond Patrick Byrd Joel Randolph Brock Marcus Keith Chavers Jodie Regena Courtney I 9 8 7 19 1. Friendliest — John Long and Sami Stewart. 2. Shyest — Johnny Oglesby and Sherry Arrant. 3. Most Thoughtful — Joey Brock and Paula Bell. 4. Most Dependable — Greg Odom and Karen Simmons. 5. Most Unpredictable — Keith Lambeth and Shannon Lowery. 6. Most Talkative — Travis Bethea and Tracey Reichie. 7. Most Flirtatious — Keith Chavers and Jodie Courtney. 8. Most School Spirit — Scott Herndon and Sharman Owens. 20 Synethia Winell Dixon Kenneth Greg Fillmore Roylene Renea Graves Clarence Kenneth Ellison Clarence Allen Forbes Michael Scott Harwell 22 Patricia Ann Ellis Timmie Eugene Godwin Doreen June Heller r t L -4 Jeffery Scott Herndon Stephanie Grey Herndon Darrell Steven Lambeth Hollie Deann Lambeth Randall Willis Hinote Kenneth James Knowles Leland Keith Lambeth 23 1. Best All Around — Greg Fillmore and Valeria Pope. 2. Most Attractive — Jason Roye and Angie Smith. 3. Most Popular — Vince Morgan and Shannon Baggett 4. Best Dressed — Scott Harwell and Heather Stewart. 5 .Most Intellectual — Brian Shelton and Doreen Heller. 6. Biggest Goof-Off — Kenneth Ellison and Deann Lambeth. 7. Most Likely To Succeed — Darell Lambeth and Shellie Booth. 8. Most Talented — Darren Davis and Christie Killam. 9. Most Athletic — Wiggins Washington and Debbie Powell. 25 Mark Harding Lambert J Steven Ellis Lawson James Douglas McLemore, Jr. John David Long Jeffrey Vincent Morgan Joey Noven Norwood Bobby Ray Morris Kevin Stacey Morris 26 Gregory Lee Odom I . i James Scott Parker Bradford O'Neal Pleasant Debra Sue Powell Tracey Susan Reiche Sharman Lynn Owens Valeria Lee Pope Jason Conrad Roye 27 And the Changes Keith Agerton Sherry Arrant Phillip Baggett Shannon Baggett Holly Bell Paula Bell Travis Bethea Shellie Booth Herman Boutwell Joey Brock Ray Byrd Keith Chavers Jodie Courtney Darren Davis Kenneth Ellison Greg Fillmore Allen Forbes Gene Godwin Roylene Graves Scott Harwell Doreen Heller Scott Herndon Stephanie Herndon Chris Hoomes Cristie Killam 28 Continue Ken Knowles Darrell Lambeth Deann Lambeth Keith Lambeth John Long Shannon Lowery Vince Morgan Bobby Ray Morris Greg Odom Johnny Ogles bee Sharman Owens Scott Parker Valeria Pope Debbie Powell Tracey Reiche Jason Roye Brian Shelton Karen Simmons Angie Smith Heather Stewart Sami Stewart Richie Thomas Tag Wagner 29 Wiggins Washington, Jr. James Samuel Wesley Angie Lynn Smith Richard Marlon Thomas Tag L'Ray Tommy Wagner 30 Song — In the Air Tonight Colors — Aqua Blue Hot Pink Flower — Yellow Rose Motto — Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. SENIORS ► Seniors have many respon- sibilities. The seniors chosen as of- ficers are Shannon Baggett, Vice- President; Darell Lambeth, President; Sharman Owens, Vice-President; Doreen Heller Assistant Sec.; Ken- neth Ellison, Sec.; and Tracey Reichie, Assistant Sec. ▼ Senior Class Favorites are 12-3; Jason Roye and Tracey Reichie; 12-2 John Long and Doreen Heller; 12-1 Kenneth Ellison and Holly Bell. ► ▼ Much extra time is spent by the senior sponsors to better organize the seniors final year. The senior spon- sors are Beverly Ferguson, Sherrie Lisenby, and Payton Williams. 32 Williams ■ The top ten seniors are announced after the first semester. All scores are compiled from grades earned from the ninth grade through the first semester of the twelfth grade. Along with Valedictorian Brian Shelton and Salutatorian Scott Harwell are the following students who were selected for the top ten. Darrell Lambeth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambeth, finished with an average of 6.40. Ranking fourth with an average of 6.17 was Doreen Heller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Heller. Sharman Owens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Owens, ranked number five with an average of 5.99. Ranking sixth with an average of 5.89 was Shellie Booth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Booth. Son of Mr. Bobby Wagner and Ms. Kay Wagner, Tag Wagner ranked seventh with an average of 5.65. Jason Roye, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Roye, ranked eighth with an average of 5.62. Ranking ninth was Shan- non Lowery, daughter of Mr. Travis Lowery and Ms. Teresa Lowery, with a 5.59 average. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stewart, Sami Stewart, ranked number ten with an average of 5.50. 5 c a 0 c a % Ja (edic tori an B an SUi on J--------------------------------L Brian Allen Shelton represents the Class of '87 as Valedictorian with a 7.39 average. He is active in several school clubs and activities. In his spare time, Brian enjoys playing golf, fishing, reading, and being with friends. In furthering his education, Brian plans to attend Auburn Univer- sity to study engineering. Brian is the son of Butch and Martha Shelton. 34 S)a(utatorian Scott SJarweff Michael Scott Harwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Huey Harwell, was named Salutatorian with a 6.70 average. Scott enjoys playing golf, racquetball, tennis, and various team sports. He also enjoys surfing and water skiing. Scott plans to attend Auburn Univer- sity after graduation. r 35 Science Fair 1st Place County 1 Annual Staff 4; Eye of the I; Fla Keith Agerton: J.V. Football 2; Varsity 3; Band 1; FFA 1, 2, 4; FHA 4; YAD. Sherry Arrant: FHA 1, 4 Science Club 2; YAD 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4; Plays 3, 4 Science Fair 2nd Place School ity 1; Hur- ricane Staff 4; Ffag 3, 4; Co- Captain 4; Sr. Who's Wh Shyest. Phillip Baggett: J.V J?6ptball 1, 2; Drama Club 3; ' 1, 2; Basketbal proved Playei Club 3. Shannon jorette 2, dent 4; President 4; Fav. 2; Sr. Who — Most Populi Homecoming 1st Runner Up 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Softball 1. Jamie Barrow: FFA 1, 2; V1CA 3; Football 3; FFA 4; YAD 3, 4; FHA 4. Holly Bell: FHA Pres. 4; YAD 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Class Fav. 2, 4; Softball 1; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Paula Bell: FHA 1, 3; Studer Council 1, 2, 4; Flag Corps 2, 8' Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. Sr. Who's Who — Mp£t Thoughtful; Annual Staff 4; Eye of the Hurricane Staff 4; 3,4. Travis Bethea: Class Favorjt 1; Vice President 2; YAD Senior Who's Who — Talkative. Shellie Booth: Sr. Top Ten 6; Sr. Who's Who — Most Likely to Succeed; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Att. 1; Eye of the Hurricane Editor 4; Jr. Beta Club 8th, 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Science Club 1, 2; Secretary 1; Class Pres. 2; Drama CIud 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Class Fav. 3; 4th Place Miss FHS 3; JDJC Math Tournament 3; Citizenship Award 3; 2nd Place Chevron Poetry Contest 3; School Play 3, 4; YAD 3, 4; FHA 2; Accounting Silver Medal 2. Herman Boutwell: YAD 3, 4; FFA 3. Joey Brock: J.V. Football 1, 2; V Football 2; YAD 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who — Most Thoughtful; FFA 1,2,4. Rita Brooks: Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; FHA Hero 4; YAD 3, 4. Ray Byrd: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; YAD 3, 4; FFA Bldg. Cont.; District Champion Team Member 3; Sr. Beta Club. Keith Chavers: FFA 1, 3, 4; Senior Who's Who — Most Flir- tatious; VICA Club; Trade School 3, 4. Jodie Courtney: YAD 3, 4; FHA Flag 1; Majorette 2, 3; Ma- tte Capt. 4; Sr. Who's Who Flirtatious; Miss FHS r 3rd Runner Up 4; 3rd Place B.S. Prorejft 3; Homecoming Atfyn- Darr Darren Davis: Ag. 1, 2, 3, 4; V Senior Who's Who — Talented; YAD 3, Sec. 3; Ag V.P. 4; Drama Clut Millie Dixon: Joy 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; YA 4. Hub 4; FBJ 13, 4;! g 11 Sidney Dixon: BHA X 3 4; YAD 3, 4; FCA 3, 4. Basketbal 2, 3, 4; FFA 3, 4; Varsky Footl aH 4; J.V. football 1, 2; F Club L 2j 3, 4. Winell Dixon; Boglckeeper 1J2, 3, 4; Joy pot A 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, $ 3 Sdftball 3A Cheerleader Alternate reth Ellison: FFA 1, 2; FF 4;CTh$s Sec. 4; Fav. 4; YAD 3, Senior WhoV Who — Biggest GoofV 1 1------------ Patricia Ellisj YAD 4, 3; Joy Greg Fillmore: FFA 1, 2, 4; VICA 3, 4; Mr. FHS 1986-87; Senior Who's Who — Best All Around. Allen Forbes: Athletics; Creative Writing Award 1; Basketball 1, 2; VICA 3, 4; YAD 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 3. Gene Godwin: Drama Club 2, 3, 4; F Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; YAD 3, 4; FHA 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Player; Foot- ball 1,2, 3,4. Roylene Graves: Joy Club 1, 2; Drama Club 2; Trade School, HOE 3, 4; HOSA 3, 4; HOSA Parliamentarian 4; YAD 3, 4. Scott Harwell: Varsity Football 3, 4; A-Team Basketoall 3; JV Football 1, 2; B-Team Basketball 1, 2; Sr. Who's Who — Best Dressed; Salutatorian of 1987 Graduating Class; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Presi- dent of Drama Club 4; Golf Team 4; Jr. Beta 1; YAD 3, 4; FHA 4; Math and English Teams 3, 4; 19-16, 12-1. Doreen Heller: 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; County Pres. 3, 4; FHA 2; Joy Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Corresponding and Recording Secretary 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4; Lion's Club Camp Represen- tative 2; 2nd Place in AL Pen- manship (County) Contest 2, 3; Southern Pine Representative 3; Girls' State 3; Class Secretary 3, History Class Citizenship (vard 3; DAR Citizenship 1 vard 4; Creative Writing Editor 4; Senior Who's Who — lost Intellectual; Top Ten 4; tlfess Favorite 4. jtt Herndon: Drama Club 2, ! Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; |1 ss Favorite 1, 2, 3; Senior 1 o's Who — Most School rit; YAD 3, 4; Basketball 2, st Valuable Player; Basket- ' 1 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All C 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Of- fensive Lineman 4; Team Cap- tain 4; All-State 4; Weight Lif- hg Club 1, 2, 3. ephanie Herndon: YAD 2, 3, Spa Student Council 4. vanish Club 3; Joy Club 4; Randy Hinote: YAD 3, 4; Trade School Welding 3, 4. Chris Hoomes: Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; VICA Club 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; FFA 1, 2, 4; YAD 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3. Cristie Killam: Class Secretary 3; Junior Beta Club 8th, 1; FHA 1; YAD 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Joy Club 2, 3; HOSA 3, 4; Pres. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Section Leader (Clarinet) 3, 4; Pres. 4; Senior Who's Who — Most Talented. Ken Knowles: Trade School, Auto Mech. 3, 4; FFA 2, 3; YAD 3, 4; VICA 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 4. Darrell Lambeth: Beta Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 4; YAD 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 4; Junior High Valedictorian MJHS 1; Top Ten 3; Senior Who's Who — Most Likely to Succeed. Deann Lambeth: FHA 2; YAD 3, 4; Athletic Award 1; Basket- ball 1; Band 2, 3; Trade School BOE 4; FBLA 4; Senior Who's Who — Biggest Goof-Off. Keith Lambeth: FFA 1, 2, 4; VICA 3, 4; Senior Who's Who — Most Unpredictable. Mark Lambert: FFA; Trade School Welding 3, 4; VAD 3JL Steven Lawson: YAD 3, 4; fpot- ball 1, 2; Drama Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Joy Club 1. John Long: FFA 2, 3f 4;( rade School 3, 4. Shannon Lowry: Jr. Sr. Beta Club 2, 3,[4; School — HOE 3, Reporter 3; HOSA Tnf surerM? Student Council 3; HOSA St. 4; F Club 2; Drama Club 4; FHA 1; Science ClvA ty Art Awards 1, 2; Spanish 4; Jay Club 3; History Project Fronorable Mention 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Basketball Asst. Coach 2; Senior Who's Who — Most Unpredic- table; Top Ten 9. James McLemore: Pres. 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Valuable Player 1, 3, 4; Voc. Ag. A 4; FH 4; Basketball Captai l� i, 3, FCA 3, 4; F Club 4 Vince Morgan: Cl 1, 3; Vice Presid Club 1,2, 3; Vice Beta Club 2; YA Football 8th, 1, 2, 3, 4 Valuable Defensive Line 3,4; Team-Captain 4; All n , , Area Champs 3, 4; Regional a'. Champs 4; 19-16; Couple nf F Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Month, Volume 4; 12-1; E ball 1; Senior Who's Whc Most Popular; Sr. Ideal Bo Best Hair. Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; FHA 4; F Club 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; YAD 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4; Class V-Pres. 3, 4; Fav. 1; Top Ten 5; Senior Who's Who — Most School Spirit; Softball 1; Band 1; Miss FHS Pageant 3, 4, 3rd Runner Up 3; Typing Gold Medal 3. Scott Parker: Football 1, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Class Favorite 3; YAD 3, 4; Ag 1, 2; FHS 10-0; Shop 1, 2. Bradford Pleasant: YAD 3, 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. Valeria Pope: Hurricane Staf| 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor inditor Band 8 Years; Majoi ffe 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; J.w Zneerle ier 8th, 1, Captain 1; Pf ma Club 2, 3, 4, Publicity Di, ent 3; 1; Sr jrsity Class the Hi n il W1 Ik of the irl — Be: i Powell [All Tr 19861 Softball Valuable Pla’ Who' Who F Club Dram pul Trade r 2, 4; Vice 4; Jr. Beta ub 2; Class FHA 3; The Staff 4, Cir- 4; Student 3; Senior VoL lair; Play 4. Jasketball lamenj, Most Senior st Athletic; FCA 3, 4; 3, 4; YAD 3, 4; 4. Bobby Ray Morris: FFA 24; Auto Mecn. 3, 4; VICA 3, 4; YAD 3, 4; Student Coancil 4; Homecoming Queen Escort 4. Kevin Morris: 4-H 1; FFA 2; VICA 3; YAD 3, 4; FFA 4. Joey Norwood: Band 1, 2; Gong Show 1st Place 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; YAD 2, 3; F Club 2, 3. Greg Odom: Drama Club 3; F Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Who's Who — Most Thoughtful; Homerun Leader 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Basektball 1. Johnny Oglesbee: Football 3; FFA 1,2, 3,4. Sharman Owens: Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 3; FHA 4; Flag Corps 2; Jr. Beta Club 8th, I; Sr. Beta Club 4; Drama Club 3, 4; YAD 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 4; Senior Who's Who — Most Talkative; Ideal Sr. Girl — Smile; Accounting Bronze Medal 2; Class Favorite 2, 3, 4; Class Officer, Asst. Sec. 4; Stu- dent Council 1. Jason Roye: Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 3; JV Basketball 1, 2 Beta Club 3, 4; Jr. Beta Club 1 Drama Club 4; F Club 3, 4 FCA 4; FHA 4; YAD 3, 4; Top Ten 8; Senior Who's Who — Most Attractive; Class Favorite 4; Ideal Sr. Boy — Best Per- sonality; Eye of the Hurricane Vol. 1 — Couple of the Month; Regional Football Champs '86. Brian Shelton: Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Valedic- torian; JV Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 2, 3; Stats 4; 19-16; 12- 1; Area Champs 3, 4; Region I Champs 4; Golf 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Play 3, 4; HOBY 2; Southern Pine Rep. 3; Knowledge Bowl Nat. Champs 1; Eye of the Hurricane, News Ed. 4; J.D. Math and English Tour- nament 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; YAD 3, 4; Senior Who's Who — Most Intellectual, fie Smith: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4; Drama Club 4; Senior p's Who — Most Attractive; becoming Attendant 4; LA erleader 1, 2, 3; LA ecoming Attendant 1, 2, 3. her Stewart: Miss FHS 2nd Place Talent, Miss geniality; 1st Runner-up, | |Place Talent — 1986; Band ars. Drum Major 2, 3, 4, ior 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; Student Council Treasurer 3; Jr. Beta Club “ S!ta Club 4; YAD 3, 4; Jr. eader 8th, 1, Co-Captain of the Hurricane Staff 4; jrapher and Co-Editor 4; 1 Staff 2, 3, 4; Senior Who — Best Dressed; Class Vice Pres. 1; Feature Band Student, Vol. 5; Sr. Ideal Girl — Clothes; Softball 1; Play 4. Sami Stewart: Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Joy Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4; FHA 2, 4; Flag Corps 3, 4; Captain 4; Senior Who's Who — Friendliest; Top Ten 10; Journalism Staff 4, Feature's Editor; Play 2, 3, 4; YAD 3,4. Richie Thomas: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA 3; Trade School Welding 3, 4; YAD 3, 4. Tag Wagner: Drama Club 3;FHA 4; YAD 3, 4; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Play 3; FFA 1; Top Ten 7; Math Team 3. Wiggins Washington: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; F Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting Club 2, 3; YAD 3,4. James Wesley: YAD 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Mark White: FFA; Auto Mech. 4, Pete Yuhasz: Class Favorite 2; FFA 2, 3, 4; Vice President VICA Club; Voc. Welding 3, 4; YAD 3, 4. Southern Pine Brian Shelton Doreen Heller Each year a boy and a girl are chosen by the faculty as Southern Pine good citizenship representatives. Four judges were chosen from Jefferson Davis Junior College. They quizzed these students on social issues after the lunch- eon. This event was held in the Southern Pine Cooperative Building. Girls’ State Doreen Heller Doreen was sponsored by the Research Club as the 1986-87 Girls' State representative for Flomaton. She at- tended a convention in Montgomery on June 8-13. While there she played a part in the Senate. She attended Girls' State with approximately 300 other girls, all studying city, county, and state government. I 40 dUNIQRS Kelly Arrington Dana Aydelott James Bagwell Angela Baldwin Scott Barrow David Beasley William Bell (No Pic.) Jimmy Blair Dee Qondurant Shane Booth Chuck Boutwell Kelly Boutwell Stony Brock Dean Brown Ken Busbee David Bush Mark Bush Greg Byrd Shannon Chancery John Cole Jimmie Courtney Michelle Denn Shelly Deslonde Jerry Eiland Terry Elliott Randy Enfinger Kevin English Jason Fields Chris Folsom Kim Fuller 41 CLASS Ronald Graves Sabrina Guss Scott Guy Scott Hammond Greg Harris Karen Herndon Tonya Hill Vince Johnson Woody Kilcrease Tami Lambeth Rodney Lord Wade Mattlock Johnny McCurdy Chris McFadden Carlos McLemore Wynell Miller Lisa Nowling Anthony Odom 42 0F 88 Cindy Odom Sandy Parker (No Pic.) Amy Pope Glen Pridgen Rusty Roberson John Satterwhite Tim Satterwhite Ellen Savage Eleventh grade Class Favorites are as follows: 11-1 David Bush and Shannon Chancery, 11-3 Woody Kilcrease and Amy Pope, 11-2 Sabrina Guss and Scott Hammond. Michelle Schanke Lorie Shivers Tommy Standefer Angie Steadham Andrea Ward Stephanie White Kathy Wolford 43 S0PH0M0RES Randall Adams (No Pic.) Angel Bondurant Scott Boutwell Shannon Boutwell Todd Boutwell Joann Brooks Rusty Burnham Sonja Burt Julie Byrd Ricky Carden Teresa Carden Gloria Camley Beverly Carter Lee Cofield Scott Coleman Rachel Cooper Anthony D. Dixon Anthony J. Dixon (No Pic.) Cynthia Dixon Taijuana Dixon Doug Dole Bobby Elliot Enoch Ellis Idella Ellis Doug Evans Tracey Fillmore Alisa Findley Katie Findley Clifford Forbes (No Pic.) Richard Fore Michele Gafford Stephanie Gay Julia Graves Mark Harrison James Hastings William Hastings Sharon Heller Vicki Henderson Kenny Higdon Derrick Hodges Jon Hoomes Tenth Grade Class Officers: President Rusty Burnham, Vice President Jon Hoomes and Degee White, Secretary Virginia Vaughn, Asst. Secretaries Shannon Lambeth and Cynthia Dix- on not pictured. Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 44 GLASS OF 89 Juanette Howell Rochelle Jackson Matt Jordan Angie Kelly Tracy ICnowles Jana Lambeth Shannon Lambeth Tracy Linam Timothy Marion Carrie McFadden Dale Moore Jolinda Nelson Bryan Newby Wendy Owens Tammy Peterson Eric Price Rebecca Pugh Malett Rowland Chris Roye Angela Salter Michael Searcy Vance Smith April Stewart Sylvia Strength Wayne Strength Jeff Taylor Tina Thompson Burt Turner Teg Upton Virginia Vaughn Sharon Washington Sherry Washington Degee White Shannon White Matt Wimberly Rita Wright 10th Grade Class Fav- orites: 10-1 Tracey Fill more and Lee Cofield (not pictured); 10-2 Julia Graves and Brvan Newby; 10-3 April btewart and Chris Roye 45 FRESHMEN Jeana Barrow Jeanie Bel] Paul Bell Esther Blair Matt Brittingham (No Pic.) Pam Burkett Johnny Busbee Scott Bush Robert Cash Andrea Cumbie Brett Deslonde Bernard Dixon Jackie Dreadin Diane Elliott Tommy Few Solon Gandy Curt George 9th Grade Class Of- ficers: Pres. Gerard McShea. (No Pic.) Vice-Pres Scott Jackson and Larry Pope. Sec Tiffany Sim- mons. Assist. Sec Jen- nifer Hollington Tonya Grant Dale Guidry Melita Hammond Cristi Harwell Jennifer Hollington Scott Jackson Angela Johnson Kevin Jordan Peggy Kilcrease Sandy Killam Lisa Knowles Lynne Kyles (No Pic.) Jayne Lambeth 46 GLASS OF '90 Ricky Lambeth Joey Lister Dale Long Melinda Lowery John Matlock Gerard McShea Danny Moore Glenda Moye Michael Nelson Keith Odom Rebecca Odom Shane Odom Timothy Odom Billy Owens Larry Pope Brian Potts Jeremy Pridgen 9th Grade Class Favorites: Tiffany Simmons and Tom- my Few. Keith Reaves Lance Reichie Tiffany Simmons Kevin Smith Terry Strength Jeffery Taylor Scott Ward Stephanie Washington Kim Waters Eugene White Kelli White Jeana Windham Donald Wright 47 Eighth Grade Class Of- f icers: Shannon Standefer and Kristi Warrick — Vice- Presidents; Elisha McGhee — Secretary; Kelli Herndon — Presi- dent; Greg Lowery and Eric Lambeth — Asst. Secretaries. Kay Barnes Tommy Benson Daniel Blair Sam Blair Chad Blankinchip Dennis Bondurant Jim Bondurant Amy Bout well Dean Boutwell Marvin Boutwell Nicole Brown Trina Byerly Judson Carden David Chancery Wayne Coleman John Crawley Brandy Dole Greg Douglas Karen Ellis Sharon Ellis Donnie Few Angela Findley David Gay Sean Henderson Kathy Henry Kelli Herndon Aaron Hicks Chrissie Hicks Dee Dee Holt Rusty Johnson Tracy Johnson Vicky Johnson Andy King Carrie Knowles Ronnie Knowles EIGHTH GRADE 48 GLASS 0F SI Velvet Kyles Stacie Lambert Eric Lambeth Phillip Lambeth Robby Lee Vince Lord Anthony Lowery Greg Lowery Marcus Mathis Richard Matlock Sheri McCall Heather McCoy Elisha McGhee Melanie McMath |amie Neal Terra Nolin Debbie Odom Sharon Oglesbee Jodie Owens Kaylyn Phifer Jimbo Pugh Carla Reardon Jill Saylor Christina Smith Kristie Smith Shannon Standefer Stacy Steadham Mike Taylor Jim Tessier Charles Thomas Ricky Van Hoosen Carol Warren Kristi Warrick Craig White Fredrick Williams Eighth Grade Class Favorites: 8-3 Kelli Herndon and Mike Taylor, 8-2 Brandy Dole and Greg Lowery 8-1 Elisha McGhee and Chad Blankinship 49 ADMINISTRA TION The 50th anniversary of our book honored the faculty by presenting memories of their high school days. They were asked certain questions and these pages contain the questions and their responses. Their answers are a reminder of how golden all of our memories are. Kenneth Corbin 3 — 4 — Most Intellectual Principal M A 5 — flat tops, white socks and penny loafers 6 — Pres Beta. Vice Pres S C. Most Valuable Back. All County Basketball, All Star Baseball 1 — hunting, movies, cruising 2 — Beta and Athletic Clubs. S G . baseball, basketball football Drama Margaret Long 1 — skating, swimming 2 Beta, class favorite, FHA, Homecoming attendant, paper, cheerleader, an nual.S.G 3- 4 — Mom Popular 5 — crinoline slips and big skirts. Jitterbug Dance 6 — no school secretary, lunchroom in basement of old school Leon Jackson Assistant Principal, M A Chemistry. Algebra I and II 1 — dates, movies, football, cruising 2 — QB football, pitcher baseball, basketball. Beta. Annual, Sr Play. Sr Vice Pres 3 — 3 4 — 5 — flat tops, bopping, rock and roll b — 50 tfabtea ‘70Ce ttonieo Gerald Cofer M Ed . hand, music app | — T V . hunting, fishing, basketball 2 — Basketball, baseball, hand. Sr. Play. 3 — |S«b 4 - Best dancer 5 — White socks, T-shirts, and pans 6 — Played in FFA string band for Razzy Baily ” Ronald Cottrell B.S.. P.E 1 — Ride in my '69 VW, fishing, hunting 2 — football, basketball. FCA, Student Association for Ed . Science Club 3 — top Vi of class 4 — Most athletic 5 — Haltertops. faded leans, bell bottoms, long hair 6 — Loved high school, miss friends James Dees B.S.. library science 1 — JOB 2 — Athletics, hunting, fishing 3 —11th 4 — 5 — Long hair, faded jeans, folk music 6 — J. 70 dot cwte frzwviite cAinyo Co do xn tAe cueeAend? Paul Dickerson M A., psychology. Counselor 1 — Ride around 2 - Football. L” Club 3 — 4 — 5 — Street racing, pegged blue jeans 6 — Coach I played for has most wins Beverly Ferguson M S , home economics, family living 1 — Ride around 2 — jr and Sr Plavs, basketball. FHA 3 —5th 4 — 5 — dog collar on legs if going steadv 6 — In singing group, district 4-H Club Martha Floyd M Ed., special ed (EMR) 1 — Visiting, church activities 2 — Basketball 3 — 4 — 5 — Wide skirts, simple blouses, and can can slips 6 — 2. Ok coAat acUvitleo did you ao t Ai A ocAoot Atudent participate? 51 (2 tti tcce Shelmerdene Folsom M Ed English, annual 1 — ballgames. movies, church, friends 2 — Beta, cheerleader, basketball. Jr and Sr Plays, glee club 3 — «3. Biology award 4 — 5 — bobby socks, penny loafers, pleated skirts, rock-n-roll 6 — Future teachers scholarship award, newspaper editor. Alto in glee dub. lead in Sr. Play Brenda Gandy B.S . English, journalism and drama 1 — Read, movies, date 2 — Band 7 years. Student Government, class officers 3 — top % 4 — Best Dressed 5 — teased hair, mini skirts, protest marches, short haired jocks 6 — Selina Garvin B S., math. Algebra I, geometry. English 1 — Football — basketball games, beach, time with friends 2 — Beta, drama, chorus, pep, musk, clubs, annual staff, school paper 3 - Val. 4 — Most Intellectual 5 — hair in layers, add-a bead necklaces, blue jeans 6 — 3. TOhzt UHZ4 ycun, jiu 4lti XK cutuuup (Ac rfude td? Jerry Greene B.S.. English 1 — Play ball, read, movies 2 — Football, baseball, basketball. Beta Club. )r. Civitan 3 — 14th 4 — Best personality 5 — long nair. Elton John 6 — Chuck Hitt B.S .pre algebra, math 1 — fish. ski. ice skate, hunt watch football games 2 — football. I.atin, pep, D,” art clubs. P E aide 4 — 5 — Levis, bow ties. Beach Boys, sports cars, blazers, jeeps 6 — Ann Jackson B.S., Typing I and II. Computer I 1 — church, friends 2 — Salutatonan 3 — Salutatonan 4 — Most Bashful 5 — Bobby socks, saddle oxfords, petticoats, skirts and sweaters 6 — Sr tnp to Washington. D C., newspaper editor 4. cvene elected ftevtf 4 Se u r TOd x a 70fax, ev cU frecttie did f xu Held? 52 Barbara Jordan M S . biology. social studies 1 — ride around, dance 2 - cheerleader. Bela Club, FTA 3 — Salutatonan 4 — Most Intelligent 5 — Mini skirt . white glossy lip ttck 6 — Sherrie Lisenby B.S., Amencan history. Amencan government 1 — cruising, drive in. ballgames. dating, beach 2 — band. |azzy band, FT A. FH A. honor society, W' 4 — 5 — Hang Ten clothes. Beatles. Mini skirts 6 — 1000 dollar scholarship, received I Dare You Award. Annie Locke M E . health. P.E. 1 — cook, sew 2 — basketball, cheerleader 3 — top ten 4 — 5 — ballerina skirts, oxlord shoe 6 — 5. 7V 4. t twie (Ac fact yaun, day? George Mosby M A., social studies, driver s ed 1 — church, movies 2 — football, basketball, track 3 — 12th 4 — 5 — short hair 6 — Patricia Taylor BA, Spanish 3 — 4 — 5 — Ukuleles at school, bobby socks, bop. 6 — Gwendolyn Walton A. A., earth and physical science 1 — go walking 2 — Honor Society. Thespians. FHA 3 —6th 4 — 5 — knee socks, button-front sweaters 6 — 6. afout €f u i ye tA. 53 9. Jordan 10. 11. Lisenby Gandy 13. Dickerson 12. 15. Locke Greene 14. Floyd 54 55 F Club The F' Club is an organization con- sisting of students who have lettered in one or more varsity sports. The sports include varsity football, boys' and girls' basketball, baseball, soft- ball, and cheerleading. The sponsor of this organization is head coach Ronnie Cottrell. FCA FCA, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, is an organization com- prised of athletes working together as a team, and at the same time, they of- fer spiritual encouragement to one another. FCA is a relatively new organization, since it received its charter in 1985. 56 Joy Club This year's Joy Oub officers are President Sami Stewart, Vice- President Scott Barrow, Secretary Chris Folsom, Treasurer Doreen Heller, and Sponsor Mrs. Folsom. The Joy Gub meets each morning before school in Mrs. Folsom's room for devotion and prayer. The activities of the Joy Club include assisting the Department of Pensions and Securities in providing Christmas gifts for the underprivileged children. YAD Youth Against Drugs is an organization offered to students interested in receiving counseling on the dangers of alcohol and drug use. This is the second year Youth Against Drugs has been offered at Flomaton High. Assemblies were held the second Thursday of each month, and they were headed by Sheriff Hawsey. Energy Club The Energy Club elected its first officers, and they are President Juanette Howell, Vice President Kevin Smith, Secretary Cynthia Dixon, and Treasurer Vicki Henderson. This club encourages energy conservation at home, at school, and in the community. The Energy Gub is competing with other schools in the state to win a National Energy Education Contest. 57 §?ntor fiieta Club Members of the 1986-87 Beta Club are Sami Stewart, Shannon Loweiy, Doreen Heller, Steven Lawson, Tag Wagner, Heather Stewart, Scott Harwell, Juanette Howell, Sharon Heller, Jon Hoomes, Mark Bush, Scott Hammond, Sharmen Owens, Tracey Reiche, Jason Roye, Doug Dole, Darrell Lambeth, Chris Hoomes, Malett Rowland, Chris Folsom, Rodney Lord, Scott Guy, Cindy Odom, Greg Byrd, Shellie Booth, m. •. w.r.jj__ is__Ki___is_n________ n.______iy_n.. a_:__ _t____si___1_a.____ir__• _ Chris McFadden, Lisa Nowling, Shannon Chancery, Kelly Arrington, Tami Lambeth, and Sonia Founded in 1937, the Beta Qub celebrated its 50th year here at F.H.S., making it one of the oldest in the nation. The Beta Cub is involved in many charitable activities. They sold shakers to promote school spirit, and in April, they attended the State Beta Club Convention. 1986-87 officers are President Shellie Booth, Vice-President Scott Hammond, Corresponding Secretary, Chris Folsom, Recording Secretary, Doreen Heller, and Treasurer, Rodney Lord. Junior TBtta Club Members of the 1986-87 Junior Beta Club are Brian Potts, Scott Jackson, Jeana Barrow, Joey Lister, Kristie Warrick, Stacie Lambert, Christina Smith, Jimmy Tessier, Carol Warren, Chad Blankinchip, Nicole Brown, Charla Readon, Angela Johnson, Dale Long, Kevin Smith, Christie Harwell, Gre Lowery, Jim Bondurant, Angela Findley, Dee Dee Holt, Debbie Odom, Terra Nolin, Kristi Smith, Sheri McCall, Jill Sayler, Brandy Dole, Shannon Standefer, and Sponsor Mrs. Walton. Consisting of students from the eighth and ninth grade, the Junior Beta Club and its members are noted for outstanding achievement and commendable attitudes. The 1986-87 officers are President Brian Potts, Vice-President Dale Long, Secretary Jeana Barrow, and Treasurer Cristi Harwell. 59 FHA Cooking, sewing, and planning a balanced diet are only a few of the skills learned by the Future Homemakers of America. This club also encourages students to build a bet- ter home and life for themselves. Mrs. Ferguson serves as sponsor for this organization. President Holly Bell, Vice- President Shannon Baggett, Secretary Tonya Hill, Treasurer Tammy Peterson, Social Chairman Jennifer Hollington, Reporter Sami Stewart. FFA The Future Farmers of America trains young people to achieve methods of agriculture that are both efficient and economical. 1986-87 officers are President Shane Booth, Vice-President Darren Davis, Treasurer Chuck Boutwell, Reporter Brian Newby, Sentinel Jeff Taylor, and Sponsor Mr Williams. 60 The Eye of the Hurricane This has been the first year that The Eye of the Hurricane has been printed, and it has been a huge success. The students on the staff have worked very hard to make this paper possible, and have managed to put together one of the best papers that has ever been offered here at FHS. Editor in Chief is Shellie Booth, and Co-Editor is Heather Stewart. Other staff members are Scott Harwell, Dee Bondurant, Doreen Heller, Rodney Lord, Chris Folsom, Valeria Pope, Paula Bell, Cristie Killam. Sponsor is Mrs. Gandy. (Not Pictured: Brian Shelton and Jolinda Nelson). 61 s4 uuoz£ This year the 1986-87 annual staff has shown determination and teamwork in preparing the 50th edition of the Hurricane. Work on the '87 Hurricane began during the summer as the annual staff began to pound the pavements in an effort to sell advertisements to support the yearbook. 1986-87 officers are Editor Valeria Pope, Co-Editor Kelly Arrington, Business Manager Shannon Chancery, Assistant Business Manager Shelly Deslonde, and Photographer Jon Hoomes. For seventeen years Mrs. Folsom has served as annual sponsor. Members of the 1986-87 annual staff are Malett Rowland, Jon Hoomes, Greg Byrd, Sponsor Mrs. Folsom, Heather Stewart, Valeria Pope, � clntn JVaUglIn'Vkrki Hendereon' Rebecca Pugh, Lisa Nowling, Christina McFadden, Paula Bell, Kelly Arrington, Dana Aydelott, Shelly Deslonde, and Shannon Chancery. 7 62 Shannon Chancery, Valeria Pope, Shelly Deslonde, and Kelly Arrington, attended a yearbook clinic held at the University of South Alabama, on July 28-30. While at clinic, they attended classes on theme development, creative layout design, and advertising and merchandising. Mrs. Brenda Gandy accompanied the group. 63 Students who have chosen to attend Trade School are as follows: Lori Shivers, Rita Brooks, Michele Denn, Christie Killam, Tammi Lambeth, Shannon Lowery, Deann Lambeth, Roylene Graves, Kathy Wolford, Andrea Ward, Millie Dixon, Michelle Schanke, Rusty Robei son, William Bell, Greg Harris, Chuck Boutwell, Shane Booth, Ron Graves, Glen Pridgen, Ray Byrd, Carlos McLemore, Randy Hinote, Pet Yuhasz, Keith Lambeth, Greg Fillmore, Chris Hoomes, John Long, David Beasley, Mark White, Ken Knowles, Mark Lambert, Richi Thomas, and Alan Forbes. The students who chose to take auto fender and body repair learned all phases of the repair of damaged cars. The students who chose to take this are Glen Pridgen, William Bell, Greg Harris, Rusty Roberson, Mark White, Greg Fillmore, Shane Booth, Ken Knowles, and Chris Hoomes. 64 fyocatomaC (Zeate “Suilditup (? M4tnctct£ M. The students who chose to take building and construction learned how to safely work with many different tools, as well as constructing many things with wood. The following students chose to take this course: John Long, Ray Byrd, and David Beasley. There were nine students from FHS who chose to take Welding this year. They are Keith Chavers, Randy Hinote, Chuck Boutwell, Ron Graves, Pete Yuhasz, Richie Thomas, Keith Lambeth, Alan Forbes, and Mark Lambert. 65 “3ct4c«te44 SducaUiM. The students at FHS that chose to take business office education learned skills such as filing, working with computers, and general office skills. Those who chose to take business office education are Tammie Lambeth, Michelle Denn, Millie Dixon, Deann Lambeth, and Michelle Schanke. “ityeaCtA, Occctft Uio t £c(uc ztcovt Caring for hospital patients was among the skills learned by those who chose to take health occupation education. These students are Cristie Killam, Roylene Graves, Shannon Lowery. —� ■ mJSLl 66 I The students from FHS that chose to take child care are Rita Brooks, Lori Shivers, and Debbie Powell. These students learned to deal with children and their behavior. attd Two students from FHS chose to take sales and marketing this year. Learning to operate cash registers, working with computers, and keeping up with money are a few of the skills learned by those who chose to take this course. They were Andrea Ward and Kathy Wolford. 67 Student Council Members of the 1986-87 Student Council are as follows: Tommy Few, Gerard McShea, Kelli White, Jennifer Hollington, Angela Findley, Melanie McMath, Phillip Lambeth, Alisa Findley, Chris Folsom, Angie Steadham, Shannon Chancery, Angie Baldwin, Rebecca Pugh, Julia Graves, Sponsor Mr. Dickerson, Brian Shelton, Shellie Booth, Shannon Baggett, Paula Bell, Stephanie Herndon, and Doreen Heller. Members of the student council are elected at the beginning of each new school year. 1986-87 officers are President Shellie Booth, Vice President Brian Shelton, Secretary Shannon Chancery, Treasurer Doreen Heller, and Parliamentarian Rebecca Pugh. The projects for the 1986-87 school year included selling Halloween-grams and 1987 calendars. They sponsored an alumni reception for the Flomaton High School graduating classes of '36, '46, '56, '66, and '76. They also plan to sponsor a powder puff football game. 68 Drama Club In its fourth year, the Drama Club has again proven to be quite a success. Membership for this year reached an all-time high of 56 students. 1986-87 officers consist of President Scott Harwell, Vice President Heather Stewart, Secretary Doreen Heller, Publicity Director Valeria Pope, and Sponsor Mrs. Gandy. On October 29, 1986, Mrs. Gandy and the Drama Club made a trip to Mobile to the Saengar Theatre to a professional production. Various trips have been scheduled and attended throughout the year. Members of the 1986-87 Drama Club are as follows: Sabrina Guss, Christina McFadden, Stephanie White, Kelly Boutwell, Greg Byrd, Amy Pope, Sherry Arrant, Sami Stewart, Shannon Chancery, Dana Aydelott, Kelly Arrington, Cristie Killam, Shannon Lowery, Virginia Vaughn, Scott Hammond, Shelly Deslonde, Jason Roye, Sponsor Mrs. Gandy, Valeria Pope, Scott Harwell, Heather Stewart, Doreen Heller, Sharman Owens, Shannon Baggett, Holly Bell, Angie Smith, Shellie Booth, Darrell Lambeth, Paula Bell, Sharon Heller, Rebecca Pugh, Gene Godwin, Chris Folsom, Tommy Standefer, Scott Parker, Angie Steadham, Rodney Lord, Tracey Reiche, Debbie Powell, Kim Fuller, Lisa Nowling, Carrie McFadden, Tracey Fillmore, Gloria Camley, Katie Findley, and Alsia Findley. 69 A New Look The marching PRIDE of Flomaton High School is very proud of their new look. The uniforms and hard work have made this year a little more special. The band's purpose extends much farther than just half-time. The '86 band, which is made up of grades 7-12, had the majority of its members in the junior high grades. At both the Dixieland Marching Festival in Brewton and the Troy Marching Con- test, the band rated excellent (two). At Troy the drum ma- jor, drum line, and the ma- jorettes received superior ratings, while the band's over-all score showed much improvement. A highlight of the season was the new uniforms which helped better present the New Look of the PRIDE. 1. Officers: Cristie Killam, Pres.; Brandy Dole, Rep.; Wendy Owens, Rep.; Heather Stewart, Drum Major; Chris Folsom, Vice Pres. 2. Seniors: Sami Stewart, Flag; Valeria Pope, Majorette; Heather Stewart, Drum Major; Cristi Killiam, Clarinet; Jodi Courtney, Majorette; Sherry Arrant, Flag. 3. Section Leaders: Jodie Courtney, Majorette; Wendy Owens, Trumpet; Juanette Howell, Baritone; Chris Folsom, Low Brass; Tracey Knowles, Saxophone; Cristi Killam, Clarinet; Sami Stewart, Flag. 71 Mfld0RETTES TWIRLING WITH “PRIDE” Jodie Courtney Captain The F.H.S. auxiliary consists of flags and majorettes. Many long hours were spent practicing to add an extra touch to the marching of the band. During the marching contest at Brewton the majorettes received an ex- cellent rating and at Troy State the majorettes received a superior trophy. The flags also received a promising rating of excellent. The auxiliary added an extra touch to the PRIDE and have added many golden memories for halftime. Valeria Pope Shannon Lambeth Co-Captain 72 Sherry Arrant Kathy Wolford Co-Captain Teresa Carden Tracey Linam Vicki Henderson Angie Kelly Picture Not Available Melita Hammond Melinda Lowery 73 Brian Potts. Angie Steadham, Cristi Harwell, Scott Jackson, Curt George, Craig White, Tiffany Simmons, Ashley Beasley, Dana Aydelott (not pictured) A Percussion ▼ Brass Jim Bondurant, Jeana Barrow, Jamie Neal, Michael Nelson, Chris Folsom, Heath Johnson, Juanette Howell, Tonya Grant, Brandon Hawthorne, Wendy Owens, Kevin Smith, Dana Emmons, Sean Henderson, Jeff Boutwell, Phyllis Boutwell, Shannon Lambeth, 74 Anna Hill, Tracey Knowles, Adrienne Garey, Star Adkin- son, Amy Bout well, Amy Pope, Cristie Killam, Brandy Dole, Vickie Johnson, Cristie Warwick, Andrea Cumbie, Allyson Thornton, Martha Potts, Tammy Upton, Shan- non Standefer, Alyssa Welch, and Jodie Owens. ◄ Woodwinds Concert Band The Concert Band par- ticipates annually in district try-outs. Last year the '86 Concert Band played Pulsar March,'' North Star Overture, and Hickory Hill Over- ture, rating two 2's and one 1. The '87 Concert Band went to district try-outs February 27, 1987, in Opp, Alabama, where they played March of the Irish Dragons, Adventures, and Brook Park Overture. On December 16, 1986, Both the Intermediate and High School Bands held a Christmas Concert. 75 We've Got Thai The 1986-87 Cheerleaders were under the leadership of Captain Sharman Owens. Sharman, a senior, also par- ticipated in other extracurricular ac- tivities. She worked very hard to make the 86-87 cheerleading squad a memorable one. Tracy Reiche was the only other senior on the squad. Her work and participation in the squad's ac- tivities helped add that special touch. The other cheerleaders were juniors Sabrina Guss, co-captain; and Kelly Boutwell; sophomores — Alisa Findley, Julia Graves, Rochelle Jackson, and April Stewart. Mrs. Ann Jackson was the cheerleader sponsor. She has been the sponsor for sixteen years. Her dedication has helped make this year's squad possible. 1 r i t h m GREftJMCftC ii G 76 77 Spirit, Style, Dedication The Junior Varsity cheerleaders of the 1986-87 football and basketball seasons are under the leader- ship of Captain Tiffany Simmons. The cheerleaders helped raise spirit for the Junior Hur- ricane football team, as well as, the Junior basketball teams. The sponsors of the cheerleaders were Mrs. Bar- bara Jordan and Ms. Selina Garvin. Mrs. Jordan has been a sponsor for twelve years while Ms. Garvin is in her Tonya Shannon Kelli Grant Standefer Herndon Stacie Lambert 78 SUMSCT BehUTieS 1986-87 The Senior Class sponsors once again directed the preparation for the Miss FHS pageant. ▲ This year's Sunset Beauties consisted of Sabrina Guss, Shellie Booth, Jodie Courtney, Amy Pope, Sharman Owens, Heather Stewart, Stephanie White, April Stewart, Kelly Boutwell, Katie Findley, Alisa Findley, and Julia Graves. ◄ The contestants began by dancing, in two groups, to a routine to Con- trol by Janet Jackson. The hard work paid off as the polished performance was displayed. Each contestant scored points for beauty, talent, their routine, as well as the interview which was conducted earlier that afternoon. ▼ The Senior Class took over during intermission and entertained the au- dience while the judges made their decisions. The group pantomimed a popular Bon Jovi hit. The pageant then continued in its search for Miss FHS. MR. MID MISS P.H.S. ’87 ▲ Top Five: Sabrina Cuss, Jodie Courtney, April Stewart, Heather Stewart, and Kelly Boutwell. Talent Winners 1st place — April Stewart 2nd place — Heather Stewart 3rd place — Kelly Boutwell 80 Heather Stewart was chosen as Miss FHS 1987. She also received an award for second place talent as well as one for Miss Congeniality. Heather, during her Junior year, also received honors of third place talent and 1st runner up for Miss FHS. Heather was very active in school functions and was voted Best Dressed in Sr. Who's Who. Greg Fillmore was chosen by the student body to accept the position of Mr. FHS. He was an active member of the FFA and attended Trade School where he took a course in Auto Fender and Body Repair. Greg was voted Best All Around in Sr. Who's Who. Scotty White heads for first as the runner from third crosses the plate. Bryan Newby scores from third base. Baseball Heats Up With Spring Action ▲ Front Row: John Satterwhite, Ken Busbee, Stony Brock, Bryan Newby, Vince Johnson, Solon Gandy, and Scott Hammond. Back Row: Teg Upton, manager; Robert Cash, Scotty White, John Fields, Jeff Upton, Wendell Richburg, Ronnie Hammond, Jason Roye, and Ran- dy Enfinger. (Not Pictured: Greg Odom) Trophy is for winning the Jay Invitational Tournament. The 1986 Flomaton Hurricanes won the area title and advanced to the state play-offs for the second year in a row with a record of 12 wins, 9 losses and 1 tie. They were, however, defeated in the first round by Marengo County, 8-4. The seniors on the team were Scotty White, John Fields, Jeff Upton, Wendell Richburg, and Ronnie Hammond. The coaches for this year were Head Coach Anthony Davidson and Assistant Coach Jerry Greene. March 25 J.U. Blacksher Win March 27 Ernest Ward Loss April 1 Conecuh County Win April 9 Baker Win April 14 Ernest Ward Loss April 15 Jay Loss April 21 Ernest Ward Loss April 24 Conecuh County Loss May 3 State Sectional Placed 3rd Tournament in State Sixteen Super Sluggers! ▲ Front Row: Christina Smith, Jayne tximbeth, Rita Brooks, Cristie Hicks, Judy Odom. Back Row: Coach Paul Dickerson, Debbie Powell, Amanda Steadham, Virginia Vaughn, Cynthia Dixon, Angie Baldwin, Jana Iximbeth, and Coach Johnson. ▲ Front Row: Lee Gunter, Asst Coach, Bryan Newby; Jeff Taylor; Richard Fore; Gerard McShea; Ricky Carden; Burt Turner, Rusty Burnham; Derrick Hodges; Chris Roye, Larry Pope; Ricky Lambeth; Jon Hoomes; Richard Armstrong, Aaat. Coach. Second Row: Jerry Greene, Asst Coach; Matt Bnttingham, John Satterwnite; Ken Bus bee, Rodney Lord; Jerry Eiland; Cedric Odom; Dee Bondurant; Rusty Roberson; Stony Brock. David Beasley; Robert Cash; Woody Kilcrease; Ronnie Cottrell. Head Coach. Third Row: Chuck Hitt, Asst. Coach; Scott Hammond; Scott Harwell; Jason Roye; Wiggins Washington; Gene Godwin, Johnny Ogles bee; Vince Morgan; Scott Hemdon; Mike Brantley, Trainer. (Not pictured Brian Shelton) The 1986 Flomaton Hurricanes broke many school records but were unable to capture the ex- clusive state 2A football championship as they were defeated by Cottonwood in the quarterfinals. Even though the Canes did not win the state crown, they set several school records. Cedric Odom was the first back since 1965 to rush for over 1000 yards in a single season at Flomaton. The Hurricanes won the Area Championship for the second year in a row. The Canes went further than any other Flomaton football team in the state playoffs. The 1986 Hurricanes were the only team in the school's history to go 10-0 in the regular season. Coaching Staff: Lee Gunter, Head Coach Ronnie Cottrell, Richard Armstrong, Chuck Hitt, Jerry Greene, and Mike Brantley. 87 88 Scott Harwell Senior Vince Morgan Senior John Satterwhite Junior Wiggins Washington Senior Gene Godwin Senior Sidney Dixon Senior Jason Roye Senior Scott Hemdon Senior A 4 Jerry Eiland Junior Cedric Odom Junior David Beasley Junior Scott Hammond Junior Stony Brock Junior Rusty Roberson Junior Rodney Lord Junior Dee Bondurant Junior Greg Harris Junior Woody Kil crease Junior Ken Busbee Junior Rusty Burnham Sophomore Jeff Taylor Freshman Ricky Lambeth Freshman Ricky Carden Sophomore Burt Turner Sophomore Jon Hoomes Sophomore Lee Cofield Richard Fore Chris Roye Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore LatTy Pope Freshman Robert Cash Freshman Tommy Benson Eighth Tommy Few Freshman 1. Scott Hammond (11) breaks out around the end against Frisco City. 2. Scott Hammond (11) is tackled by Leroy. 3. Yeah, we're bad. 4. Cedric Odom (24) leaves everyone behind a long one. 5. Scott Hammond (11) follows the block of (70) against Red 1 ove! 6. Cedric Odom (24)fight? (or a Jew Hammond (11) goes Century. I 8. Chris Roye recovers a again st Century. 9. Cedric Odom fights t breaks 10. De Robert Cash (33) pu 11. Robert Cash (3 Red Level. a Century runner as -Ugh the middle against 91 State 2A Area 2 and Regional Champs The 1986 Flomaton Hurricanes advanced farther in the state playoffs than ever before in Flomaton's 60 vear history. 'Canes completely dominated Marengo County in the first round of the playoffs. The (Jeorgiana Panthers, in the second round, were only stepping stone to the 'Canes hardest he £c omaton's unbeatable oi ame yet. The ottonwood Bears proved to be apponents in the state- snattered Flomaton High K Quarter finals. The Bears behoofs hope for that first state championship. This was the 'Canes only defeat ending a near perfect record-setting season. However, tears could not express the sorrow that the seniors shared in the realization that this was their final battle. Marengo — First Round 1. Marengo's defense cannot prevent Flomaton's first down. 2. Hammond outruns Marengo defenders. 3. The offensive line strives to protect the Hurricane runner. 4. Godwin provides security for FHS halfback. 5. Carden's unconquerable ex- tra point attempt proves successful. 6. Six points are added to the Hurricane's winning score. 92 Canes Advance to State Playoffs Cottonwood — Quarter Finals 7. 'Canes prove successful once more while dominating the Georgiana Panthers. 8. Odom weaves his way around the Georgiana Panthers. 9. 'Canes attach themselves to the Cottonwood ballgame with six points. 10. Hurricanes use well planned offensive maneuvers and struggle to score. 11. Hurricanes serge forward to redeem themselves with that coveted touchdown 12. Flomaton gives Cottonwood their all. 93 Varsity Wrapup Flomaton 15 Fristo City 0 The Whippets came to Flomaton full of confidence but soon fell victim to the stingy defense and driving offense of the Hur- ricanes. Points were scored by Cedric Odom, Derrick Hodges, Bryan Newby, and Ricky Carden. Flomaton 12 Leroy 6 The 'Canes again used a strong defense and a terrible thunderstorm to beat the 6th ranked Leroy Bears. Points for tne ’Canes came from Scott Hammond and Cedric Odom. Leroy's only score was a 6 yard pass from QB Shane Sullivan to Kelly Waite. Flomaton 9 J. U. Blatksher 6 The Canes traveled to Uriah for their first away game and were met by a tough Bulldog team and stingy officials. Points for Flomaton were scored by Cedric Odom and Ricky Carden. The Bulldog's points were scored by Willie Wallace. Flomaton 19 Century 16 The Hurricanes went across the railroad tracks to face a very strong Century team. Points for the Hurricanes were scored by Cedric Odom, Derrick Hodges, Scott Hammond, Ricky Carden, and Bryan Newby. Century's points came from Coy Camp- bell, Tommy Calloway, anda Jason Royesafety. After the game F.H.S. received the 8 ranking in State 2A football. Flomaton 20 Ernest Ward 0 Flomaton traveled to Ernest Ward to challenge a fired up Ernest Ward team. Flomaton came out throwing the ball and caught Ernest Ward off guard. Points for the 'Canes were scored by Cedric Odom, Ricky Carden, Rodney Lord, and Robert Cash. After the game the Hurricanes received the 7 ranking in State 2A football. Flomaton 16 Ceorgiana 6 The Hurricanes came home to do battle with Georgiana in an area game. The 'Canes used a strong defense and a great kick- ing game to win. Points for the Hurricanes were made by Cedric Odom, Ricky Carden, and the Georgiana punter was forced to give the 'Canes a safety. Georgiana's points were made by Montgomery. The 'Canes received the 6 ranking in State 2A football after Friday night. Flomaton 25 Mobile Christian 6 The Leopards came to Flomaton for Homecoming and were soon ready to go home. The 'Canes dominated them in everything. Points were scored by Scott Hammond, Bryan Newby, Ricky Garden, and Cedric Odom. The l eopard's points came on a touchdown by Steve Martin. Flomaton 34 7 Flomaton traveled to Jay to play the 4-1 Royals in a great game for the Hurricanes. Points for the 'Canes came froffi Cedric Odom, Robert Cash, Gene Godwin, Ricky Carden, Derrick Hodges, and Stony Brock. Jay's only touchdown came from Derek Hendricks. The PAT was added by Hugh Campbell. The 'Canes were then ranked 4th in State 2A football. Jay ie from C Flomaton J. F. Shields 0 Flomaton improved their record to 9-0 as they blanked J. F. Shields in Beatrice to win their second area championship. The 'Canes' points were scored by Cedric Odom, Derrick Hodges, Scott Hammond, and Ricky Carden. Flomaton 28 Red Level 21 Flomaton Finished its regular season play and got their 10-0 record for the first time in 'Cane history as they beat the Red Level Tigers 31-21. Redl vel started out early with 2 touchdowns. Flomaton's points were scored by Ricky Carden, Scott Hammond, Cedric Odom, and Robert Cash. Flomaton 24 Marengo County 6 Flomaton got revenge from last year's loss. Points for Flomaton were scored by Scott Hammond, Ricky Carden, and Cedric Odom. Marengo's points came from a pass QB Dunning to receiver Law. Flomaton 28 Georgiana 6 Flomaton again faced Georgiana in the 2nd Round of the state playoffs. Points for the 'Canes came from Cearic Odom, Ricky Carden, Robert Cash, and Derrick Hodges. The Panthers' points came from tailback Zebbie Michell. Flomaton 8 Cottonwood 40 Flomaton traveled to face the 1 ranked 12-0 Cottonwood Bears in what was called by many a titanic clash in the Quarter- Finals of the state playoffs. Points for the 'Canes were scored by Robert Cash and Scott Hammond. The 'Canes ended their season with a record of 12-1, a new school record. 94 wlj Front Row: Bernard Dixon, Lynn Kyles, Frederick Williams, Rusty Johnson, Jimbo Pugh, Chad Blankinchip, Chris White, John Matlock. Se- cond Row: Eric Lambeth, Allen Baggett, Chad Morton, Ricky Lambeth, Solon Gandy, Richard Matlock, Dale Long. Third Row: Gerard McShea, Tommy Benson, Lance Reiche, Jeff Taylor, Greg Lowery, Vince Lord. Not Pictured: John Satterwhite, Lee Cofield, Jon Hoomes, Bryan Newby, Greg Harris, Ricky Carden, Larry Pope, and Rusty Burnham. John Satterwhite (38) follows the block of Lee Cofield (20). Jimbo Pugh tries to get past the Blue Devil defense. Lee Cofield (20) struggles for yardage against Conecuh County. 95 W.S. Neal W.S. Neal fay Jay Conecuh County Conecuh County The 1986 Flomaton Hurricanes finished the season with a 3-3 record. The Junior Varsity team gains valuable experience as they prepare for the future. The Hurricanes were coached by Anthony Davidson and Ronnie Hammond. 1. Lee Cofield returns a kickoff. 2. The Hurricane defense cause a pile at the line of scrimmage. 3. The Flomaton runner Is sacked by Conecuh County. 4 Lee Cofield (20) and Vince Lord (88) block the Conecuh County defender. 5. Ricky Carden runs back an interception against the Blue Devils of Conecuh County. 96 B-Team Boys' Basketball US THEM JF. Shields 25 45 Red Level 30 40 Excel 29 36 Red Level 39 38 Georg iana 29 34 . F. Shields 21 45 Century 31 20 Excel 40 39 Georgiana 35 32 Straughn 38 40 J. U. Blacksher 34 40 Southern Normal J. U. Blacksher Straughn Standing: Eric Price; Timothy Marion; Rusty Burnham; Terry Elliot; George Mosby, Coach. Kneel- ing: Ricky Carden; Anthony Dixon; Calvin English; Jimmy Blair. A-Team Boys Standing: James McLemore; Jerry Eiland; Gene Godwin; Scott Herndon; Wiggins Washington. Kneeling: Joey Norwood; Sidney Dixon; Cedric Odom; Ken Busbee; Coach Hitt. Not Pictured: Carlos McLemore. Take It to the Hoop J. F. Shields Red Level Excel S. Normal Red Level Georgians J. F. Shields Century Excel Georgians Straughn J. U. Blacksher S. Normal J. U. Blacksher Straughn Area Tournament US THEM 44 60 48 68 48 50 64 76 79 77 61 40 56 70 42 56 71 45 96 52 57 58 58 45 1. Cedric Odom (24) drives into the lane to take a shot. 2. Carlos McLemore (20) drives in to take a shot. 3. The 'Canes position for their rebound. 4. Jerry Eiland (42) drives past the panther defense. 5. The 'Canes try to get the rebound. 6. Carlos McLemore (20) prepares to make a pass to a Hurricane teammate. 99 Lady Canes in Action Standing: Jerry Greene, coach; Angie Baldwin; Virginia Vaughn; Angie Steadham; Deb- bie Powell; Katie Findley; Cynthia Dixon. Kneeling: Chris McFad- den; Rita Brooks; Angel Bondurant; Rochelle Jackson; Sonja Burt. Chris McFadden (15) drives past the Georgiana defense. The Flomaton team fights for the rebound against Georgiana. 100 US THEM DATE 101 J.V. Girls' and Bovs' Basketball J J McCall Home Atmore Home McCall Away W. S. Neal Away Atmore Away Atmore Invitational TBA Century Home Century Home W. S. Neal Home Standing: Lee Gunter, Coach; Velvet Kyles; Christina Smith; Cristi Harwell; Kelli Herndon; Ivory Kyles; Elisha McGhee, manager. Kneeling: Sharon Ellis; Anna Hill; Jill Saylor; Latoyia Mc- Creary; Jayne Lambeth. Not Shown. Karen Ellis. McCall 46 32 Atmore 36 50 McCall 47 33 T. R. Miller 41 34 Neal 46 0 Neal 43 36 Toumament in Atmore January 22-24 Standing: Anthony Davidson, Coach; Jim Bondurant; Jeff Taylor; Ashley Beasley; Bernard Dixon. Kneeling: Lynn Kyles; Keith Reaves; Fredrick Williams; Brian Potts; Chad Blankinchip. '86 SPORTS AWARDS ◄ Varsity Cheerleaders: Kelly Boutwell, Tracey Reichie, Sharman Owens, Marilyn Johnson, Captain; Sandy Sales, Spirit Award win- ner; Sabrina Guss, Most Improved; Dee Dee Brantley, co-captain. ▼ Scotty White received the challenger award at the Challenger Award Banquet in Pensacola. ▲ Head Football Coach Ronnie Cotrell was named Football Coach of the year by the Tri-County Football Officials Association. II ◄ Scholastic Awards: Dee Dee Brantley, Cheerleader; Virginia Vaughn, Softball; Scott Hammond, Baseball; Amanda Steadham, Girls Basketball; Brian Shelton, Football; and Scott Harwell, Basketball. ◄ ▼ J.V. Boys Basketball: Jeff Taylor, Most Valuable Player; Joey Norwood, Phillip Baggett, Most Improved Player; Gene Godwin, Fredrick Williams. Not Pictured Calvin English and Christi Stewart, bookkeeper. ◄ Jr. Girls Basketball: Cynthia Dixon, Most Valuable; Rochelle Jackson, Most Improved; Kelli Herndon, Christi Harwell. Not Pic- tured: Tara Smith, Sonya Burt, Jayne Lambeth, and Kim Waters. PEOPLE WHO'VE EXCELLED ► Varsity Football: James Allen, Most Valuable Offen- sive Lineman, honorable mention Associated Press Class 2A team; Vince Morgan, Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman; Scotty White, Challenger Award winner. Most Outstanding Defensive Back; Tracey Steadham, Headhunter Award winner; Scott Hern- don, All ERC 2nd team member; Ronnie Hammond, 1st team Quarterback Birmingham News Class 2A team, permanent team captain; Shannon Lambeth, All ERC 2nd team member; John Fields, Mr. Hustle award winner; Hamp Smith, All ERC honorable mention; Jeff Upton, permanent team captain; Tracey Emmons, Most Improved; Cedric Odom, Most Outstanding Offensive Back. Spring Practice and Spring Game: Rodney Lord, Most Improved; Chris Roye, Most Outstanding Weightlifter; Derrick Hodges, Most Promising Newcomer; Robert Cash, Most Outstanding Defensive Player; Scott Hammond, Most Outstanding Offensive Player; Jamie Barrow, Best Practice Attitude; Wig- gins Washington, Leadership Award. ► Varsity Baseball: Stony Brock, Jeff Upton, All County, All ERC, Most Valuable Player, defense; Scotty White, Ronnie Hammond (not pic.), Robert Cash, All County, Most Improved Player; Wendell Richburg, All County; Scott Hammond, All County, All ERC, Most Valuable Player, of- fense; Greg Odom, John Fields, Hustle Award. Not Pictured: Solon Gandy, Vince Johnson, Randy Enfinger, All ERC, Ken Busbee, Bryan Newby, Teg Upton, Manager. ► Varsity Basketball: Jeff Upton, Most Improved Player, Best Defensive Player; Scott Harwell, Jerry Eiland, All Area; Wendell Richburg, Mr. Hustle award winner; James McLemore, All Area, All ERC, Most Valuable Player; Not Pictured: Ken Busbee. ▼ Girls Varsity Basketball: Lynn Kyles, Manager; Angie Steadham, Best Defensive Player; Amanda Steadham, Teresa Taylor, Hustle Award; Tonya Kyles, Most Valuable Player; Pam Hicks, Sabrina Thomas, Most Improved; Angie Dole, Debbie Powell. Girls Softball: Debbie Powell, Amanda Steadham, Virginia Vaughn, Defense Award; Jana Lambeth, Most Improved; Rhonda Odom, Hustle Award; Judy Odom, Offense Award; Tonya Kyles, Pam Hicks, Sabrina Thomas, Jayne Lambeth, Angie Steadham, Christina Smith, Chrissie Hicks, Angie Baldwin, Cynthia Dixon, Winell Dixon, and Rita Brooks. 104 105 Seventh Grade Adkinson, Paula S. Baggett Allen Beasley Ashley Beasely. Jefferv T. Bout well. Phillip O Bout well. Phyllis D Burt. Petnna T. Byerly, Tnsha R Carden. Brandy C. Cofield. Jarred E Coleman. Billy Rav Colvin. Billy D Cox, leigha Dixon. Jimmy A. Dodge. Mattnew M Dortch. Bndgett Emmons, Dana M Fears. James D Carey. Adrienne Griffis, Johnny W Hill. Anna M Holley. Willis Johnson. Bnan K Johnson. Heath Johnson. James C. Lambeth, Brady Lambeth. Michael A. Lambeth. Shannon D Malone. Shawn M. Matheny. Stephanie Mathis. Gidget A McNeal, Regina L. Meek, Cherokee A. Moore. Karen E Morris, David H Morton. Johnathan Nolin, David G Jr. Potts, Martha N Reardon. Rachel G. Robert on. l,outtshia Roe. Ben Spears. Dustin Spears. Karla Spears. Kendreah L Strength. Chris H. Strength. David A. Thibadaux, Anne Thornton, Allyson Town son. Diane Tvree, Daphne Y l pton, Tammy L. Van Hoosen. Chris Walston. 11 Warren, Emily I. Warren. Alyssa L. Wesley. Montez M White, Chns White, Shane 106 Sixth Grade Allen. Annette Bethea. Jennifer J Beverly. Chns W Black. Tonya Blair. Randall Bondurant. Dietnch Brantley. Lynn Brooks. Kevin Brown. Joy Burkett. Natasha Cash. Mistv D Coleman. Jerry D. Coleman. Terry D. Conner. Brad W. Fillmore. Kevin D Fore. Racheal N. Coslyn, James C. Green. David R Green, Dennis Hams. Spencer L. Harwell. Kim Henderson. Patrick T. Henry, Tim Hicks. Torry D Hoomes. Stacey D Jackson. Erik R James, Carla P. Jordan. Kimberly L Jordan. Paul Killam. Amy 1. Kyles. Ivory Lambeth. Cassie Lambeth. Dan W. Lambeth. Judd E Lowery. Tammy M Maddox. Allan Maddox. Dana M Marcangeli. Keith McCreary. Latouyia C Morris. Jeffrey W. Mulder, Tonya R Nolin. Alice R Notin, Jolynn Odom, Jeremy Odom. Wilbur R Price. Kevin Pritchett. Lawana Purvis. DomelleW Roberson. Jason Roe. Sam K Scott, Dwayne Sheffield. Terry S. Shelton. Matthew L. Smith. Tony A. Spears. Michelle Stead ham. James D Strength. Christy J. Thomas. Ernie Walther. Chris D Ward. Joshua W Ward. Michael Welch. Celena L. White. Benji W White, Emily A. White. Labett White, Randall K Adams. Stacy D Adkinson. Brad Allen. Panela J Black. Ben Bond urant Claire Bondurant Melinda D. Bout well. Heather E Bout well. Swan L Brown. Buhha Buckley. Apnl Jo Burkett. Jamie R. Carter, Glen L Cartwnght, Stacy Dantzler. Wendy M Dixon. Lynell Du ns ford. Angela D Few, Ken O Fore. Tony R Green. Scott A Herndon, David A. Hdlington. Andrea K James. Conway Johnson, Kan L Johnson. Peggy Killam, Tracy D Levins. Sonia J. Lowery. Detna D Lynch. Rodney Maddox. James C Maddox. Julie C Matheny. Davida McBnde. Amy McMath. Joey L McMath. John W McMillen, Jennifer L. Moore, James K Murrell. Ben Nichols. Tina L Nisewonger. Angel L. Phifer, Kiesela L. Pugh. Zelma J. Reardon. Brandie N Reaves, Matthew C. Sheffield. Jessie A. Smith. Jamie R Smith. Jason N Smith, Sherry Spears. Raymond E. Strength. Christina A. Strength. Stephanie J. Thompson, Roger F Tinker. James B White. Dennis R White, George T Williams. Letsha A. Williams Ramon Windham. Jason 108 Fourth Grade Adkmson. Jill Allen, Rita K Anderson Angela S Amngton, Melissa Bell. Gerald D Bell. John W Berry. Lindsay R Bishop. Kevin J Bout well. Alton R Boutwell. John A Boutwell. Shawn Brantley, John K. Burkett. Paula J. Bush. Kaye L. Byerly, Blake Cofield. Jamie L Dixon. Marcus I. lish. Monan L. Filfmore. Brenda M Fore, Andrea J Goslyn. Damon Gresham. Alicia D Griffis. Misty D Hagan. Daniel K Ham mac, Peggy C. Hammond. Jeffery K Hebert. Brandi N. Henderson. Francis Higdon. Daniel Johnson. Eric Johnson, Jeffrey A. Johnson. Kimberly J Kelley, Margaret D Kyle, Emily Lambeth. Jason Lynch, Jennifer M Mack. Mariena Maddox. Jerry P McBride. Joshua S. McCall. Paula L Mosley. Jenifer Odom. Aubrey Odom. Edward A. Parker. Kim A Pritchett. Jeremiah Quinley. Kanette L Reaves. Amanda Roberson. Dylan Satterwhite, Chad Smith, Krystal L Spann. Cnris Stead ham, Lesley A. Taylor, Freddie B Thompson. Tiphame M Tullis. Samantha N. Tyree. Zackary S. Van Hoosen. Kimberly D Ward, Lance J. Washington. Earl White, Deana M. White. Monica L White, Sheliah M White. Stephanie Y. Williams. fodieM Williams, Stepfon Williams, Nicole Wright. Lashawnda 109 Baggett. Jami M. Batz, George W Bell. Ronnie D Benson, Therman E. Blackburn. Joseph R, Blackwell. Phillip S. Booker. Curtis W Bout well. Holly M Bowman. Kevin L Brown. Nathan A Burkett. Patrick E Buriow, Ronda Bush. Angela L. Bryan. Kyle Campbell. Kelly Carter. Adnenne L. Carter. Chandra L. Colvin. Erick Cooper, Jamie L Croley. Cheryl M Curtis, Lloyd G. Elliott. Phillip M Evbans. Katina R Freeman, Jamie N. Grace. Kasandra Y. Green well. Timothy C. Hammonds. Chris W Harrelson, Michael A. Hoilington. Joyce R. Holt. Richard K Huie. Steven Jackson, Buddy L. James, Jermaine M Johnson. Bart D. Johnson. Cory R Johnson, Julie M Johnson. Leslie Kelly. Kimberly Kelly. Lisa M Killam, Jennifer A. Knowles, Jeffrey P Knowles, Marcus C. Lambeth. Kellie D Lasala. Paul S. Launa. Seth T Lynch. Stephanie J. Macks, Thomas D Marshall. Amanda L. McCeary, Kittreal McMath, Jeremy T Nisewonger, Amy N. Odom. Cory S. Odom. Kamethns S Odom. Latasha R Payne. Chad M Penyman. Cleveland Phillips. Jami O. Poweil. Kenneth R Roberson, Nicholas R. Sayler, Gina S. Smith, Eric J. Strength, Leslie K. Stuckey, Melissa L Thompson. Jennifer R. Thornton, Ashley C Tyree. Tonya D Ware, Larry L. Waters. Thomas J White, Drenia D. Williams, Casey Third Grade Picture Not Available Picture Barrow. Lane Barrow, Shawn Beasley. Jason D. Bell. Celes Bondurant. Jason S. Bonner, Tyrone L. Bradley. John M Carter, Jessica K. Chance. Sherry L Conway, Edward B Daw, Vanroy Dixon. Erica N. Elliott, Apnl Faircloth. Anthony J Gee, Johnny Gilbreath, Joseph C Grace, Sharon D Green, Barbara S Henderson. Layla . Casey C. n, Tonya N. James, Latrsha Jackson. Jackson, Johnson. Hvbert Johnson, Jonnny Jordan, Adam S. Jordan. Kimberly Knowles, Jennifer Knowles, Kevin K. Lambeth, Kristy Lambeth, Liana Lambeth, Misty Levins, Stephen P Lowery, Gerrick J, Maddox. Richard A. Merritt. Shan a M. Miller. Kellie R Mitchell. John V. Nall. Steven E Odom. Tokiwa A Powell, Kevin R. Simmons. Timothy R Spears. Serita L. Square. Maurice D. Straughn. Wesley E. Tanner. Joseph T Thompson. Willis B Ward. Brandon J Ware, Stephanie A. Welch. Robert L Wesley. Yolanda M White, Nancy E Williams. Hank P Williamson. Bnan J 111 FIRST GRADE Anderson. Rhonda Arrington. Nancy G. Barbee. Cauir Beasley. Johnny Bell. Brenton Bell. Seth R Bell. Travis C Benson. Hollene M Bonner. Hank W Bout well. Derrick H Boutwell. Tahatha A Bowman, Sheree A Brown, Emily C. Bryan, Amy Buckley. Adam J. Burkett. Patrick Bush, Jennifer L Chavers, Ryan K. Cooley, Charles Cottrell, Kevin L. Co . Deven Creamer. Shelley M Crooke. Cheryl A. Dant ler. April D Daw, Carrie A. Edens, Ben Emmons. Crystal M English, Tamika L Fullerton, Joseph M Gaudet. Brandon D. Grace, Tracey R Graves. Bnanne Greenwell. Toni M Holt. Vicki M Jackson. Fred nek G. Jackson. Riva A. Johnson. Alicia Johnson. Tiffany Jones. John T. Jordan. Amanda M Komegay, Michael l_ l.ee, Jeremy S. l.owery. Gavin L. Lowry, Steven D. Macks. Marlena J. McMath. Brook A Moms, Jeremy D. Odom. PatncK A. Odom, Terrell Odom. Tervel Oglesby. Billy W. Owens. Miranda C. Perryman, Mindy Phifer. Thomas J. Phillips, Joshua H. Pleasant. Dynell Powell. Candice N Sapp. Bnan K Savler. Kent A. Sellers. Ricky Square. Willis R Strength. Nicholas S. Swain. Jamie D Thornton, Lesley A. Tolbert. Paula D. Warren. Beth E Washington. Bnan 112 Pictura Not Available Pictura Not Available Pictura Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Williamson. James A. Wilson. Timothy M Picture Not Available Picture B EAD Picture Not Available Allen. Jennifer A Allgood. Johnathan A Baldwin. Willie E Barton. Kitty N Bell. Amanda C. Bell. Christopher P Berry, Jennifer Bout well. Carolyn L. Bout well. Trent Burkett. Kimberly L. Camley. Dale L Carter. Terrance L Cartwnght. Derek L. Chancery, Brandon R Collins. Wendi D Cumer Jessica N Daw. Woodrow D Dixon. Dwite A. Dixon, Latoya 5. Ellis, Tammy L Emmons. Amanda R Emmons. Jennifer N Fore. Ronald C. Cnmsley. Paul Guerrero, Corrine N Harm. Bryan Harris. Gerry Harm. Kelly M Hastings. Jeffrey B Hubbard. Jessica L Johnson. Travis L Kennedy. Casey L Killam. Daniel fe Knowles. Gary K Lee. Benjamen P Lowery. Jessica Lowery. Kenneth J Macks. Rachel A Macks. Ramona L. McBride. Adam McCutchin. James M McMillen. Stephanie L McPherson. Gavin L, Miller, Christy Mitchell. Joey E Moorer. Daniel Moye, Mindy Moye, Robert Nolin. Donald E Odom. Kathleen R Peterson. Michael P Pleasant. Frederick L. Pugh, Linda S Raines. Brian M Rogers. Timothy J. Rvdzowski. John E. Salter. Timothy O. Satterwhite. Jana N Simmons. Trenton R Smith. Burton C. Spears, Felicia M Straughn. Antheus A. Thompson. Kimberly N. Tinker. Jeffrey A. Warren, Meg E. 113 Elementary — Middle School Beth Drew 1st Grade B.S.. Troy State Nancy Hitt (no pic.) English r B A.. University of Florida {an Graves ieanng Impaired B.S.. University of Alabama Dorothy Johnson Kindergarten B.S . Alabama AArM Eleanor Anderson 6th Grade B.S., Troy State Anthony Davidson PE Instructor B S., University of Alabama Alice Brown Chapter I Aide Brenda Dean Social Studies B.S.. University of West Flonda Sandra Buchanan 7th grade B.S , Jackson State University Cindy Douglas Kindergarten B.S., Livingston University Paula Henderson 1st Grade B.S.. University of Alabama 114 Gloria Johnson Teacher Aide Administration and Faculty A.A . Auburn University Gloria Key SLD B.S . Honda State University Jean Johnson 4th Grade M Ed . Alabama State University Hailey Lanier (no pic.) 5th grade Carolyn Iordan Teacher Aide Linda Luttrell 2nd Grade M A., Livingston University Magaline Marshall (no p� c.) 5th and 6th Grade Bettye Martin 4th Grade M Ed . Auburn University Hope Railey 1st Grade B.S.. Troy State Merle Nolin Chapter 1 Aide Pat Ridley readme, math, social studies M S . Troy State Karla Ptomey Librarian B.S., Troy State 115 Prepare Students for the Future Middle School — Student Council Front Row: Rachel Fore, Stacy Adams, Allyson Thornton, Benji White, Dietrich Bondurant, Stephanie Matheny. Back Row: Jeff Beasley, President; Star Adkinson, Secretary; Stacy Hoomes, Vice-President; Mat Shelton, Parliamentarian; Jennifer McMillan, Treasurer. Monrie Salter Teacher Aid Frankie Samuel EMR B.S. Livingston University Ola Neal Sogers Beth Soyars 3rd Grade 5PeecJ' B.S. Alabama State University (NO PIC.) Alfreda Taylor Kindergarten B.S . University of West Florida Sarah Ward Chapter I Aide Debbie White Lunch Aide Marion White 5th Grade B S. Alabama State University Cynthia Wiggins English. Math. Reading B.S. Mobile College 116 Fifth Grade Beginner Band: Bot- tom Row: Stacy Cartwright, Angela Dunsford, Wendy Dant- zler, Stephanie Strength, Sherry Smith. Christie Strength, Lynell Dixon 2nd Row: Heather Boutwell, Josie Allen, Kari Johnson, Tracy Killam, April Buckley, Davida Matheny. 3rd Row Joey McMath, Ben Murrell, Brandi Reardon, Clare Bondurant, Ben Black, Swan Boutwell 4th Row: Tina Nichols, Brad Adkin- son, Jamie Smith, Jamie Burkett, Detria Lowery Top Row: Zelma Pugh, James Turker, Scott Green, Melinda Bondurant. Beginner Band Between practice, band students enjoy a water break. 6th Grade Intermediate Band. Bottom Row: Jolynn Nolin, Kim Jordan, Labett White, Tonya Black, Cassie Lambeth. 2nd Row: Donniel Purvis, Tonya Mulder, Stacy Hoomes, Amy Killam, Lawana Pritchett, Cathy Lowery. 3rd Row. David Green, Dewayne Scott, Dietrich Bondurant, Jeffrey Morris, Eric Jackson, Ben White. 4th Row: Dennis Green, Sam Roe, Tasha Burkett, Colena Welch, Dan Lambeth, Brad Conner. Top Row. Paul Jordan, Pat Henderson, Jason Roberson, Annette Allen. Intermediate Band 117 Clubs in Middle Qchool 1. Miss Eleanor Anderson is the sponsor of the 4-H Gubs and Green Thumb Gubs at Flomaton Middle School. 2. The 4-H Gubs Honor Winners: Phyllis Boutwell, 2nd place county sew- ing contest, Allyson Thorton, 2nd place local muffin contest, Trisha Byeriy, 1st place county sewing, Emily Warren, 1st place county muffin contest, 1st place local muffin contest, 1st place sewing contest, Loutishia Roberson, 2nd place county art, Anna Hill, 3rd place school muffin. 3. 1986-87 Green Thumb Gub officers and members: President Alyssa Welch; Vice President Tammy Upton; Secretary Heath Johnson. 4. This year's Science Gub officers are President Jill Fore; Vice President Kim Parker; Secretary Samantha Tullis; Treasurer Deana White; Advisor Jean Johnson. 118 middle School Activities The 4-H Gubs started off the 1986-87 year by electing officers. Fifth grade 4-H Gub: President — Wendy Dantzler, Vice- President — Gair Bondurant, Secretary — Andrea Hollington, Reporter— Kristy Strength, Song Leaders — Davida Matheny and Melinda Bondurant. Sixth Grade 4-H Gubs. President — Joy Brown, Vice-President — Kim Howell, Secretary — Amy Killam, Reporter — Racheal Fore, Song Leaders — Tonya Mulder and Donielle Purvis; President — Sam Roe, Vice-President — Tony Smith, Secretary — Benji White, Reporter — Erick Jackson, Song Leader — Allen Maddox. Seventh Grade 4-H Gubs: Presi- dent — Alyssa Welch, Vice- President — Star Adkinson, Secretary — Stephanie Matheny, Reporter — Martha Potts, Song Leaders — Kendred Spears and Montey Wesley; President — Jeff Beasley, Vice-President — Chris Vanhoosen, Secretary — Dave Nolin, Reporter — Heath Johnson, Song Leaders — David Strength and Cherokee Meek. 119 Support Personnel The lunchroom workers, custodians, and bus drivers put forth much effort and hard work to keep our school running efficiently. 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Art Supplies 122 Mildred St. School and Office Supplies Teachers Aid Phone —867-4510 Compliments of KEEGO CLAY PRODUCTS BREWTON Shoes Clothes for the entire family Jewelry Downtown Flomaton Phone — 296-4014 128 Compliments of MSeauer’s iJJonuments Flomaton, AL Phone — 296-2480 207 PALAFOX STREET, FLOMATON, ALABAMA in historic restored downtown theater IN SOUTH ALABAMA ON FLORIDA STATE LINE PHONES: AUCTION (205) 296-3059 or HOME (205) 296-3710 OWNED OPERATED BY HERBERT P. HELLER SONS ROUTE 1, BOX 459, FLOMATON, ALABAMA 36441 Auctions of fine early American Antiques Professional handling of estates and collections 129 Flatfti E• Uotk, Agent 410 Cast Church Street At mure. Alabama HOKOt Phanei Off. tOK-iUM-ti t� t Re� . tOKOHS-OtOH YOU CAN T DO BETTER THAN f e Place Coleman Drugs Box 850 222 Palafox Street Flomaton. 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Dewey Bondurant, Jr. John Bondurant Maxie Bondurant (205)296-4185 Deep 5auth Carpets Where Quality is High, But Prices Are Low Mill Direct Prices On Carpet and Vinyl Over 40 Name Brands Free Estimates Bill and Anita Kelly 425 Ringold St. Owners Flomaton, Alabama 130 70Acte O unoKce s4yeaccf Serving South Alabama and Northwest Florida 421 Ringold St. Flomaton, AL 131 Hygeia Bottling Company •co v s mi oil Tractomarfc (§) 132 LIUMG WORD BOOK STORG Your Christian Resource Center Bibles, Books, Music, Gifts Church Supplies 101 St. Joseph St. Brewton, AL 36426 867-6185 Compliments of THE TRI-CITY LEDGER P.O. Drawer F Hwy. 31 South Flomaton, AL 36441 296-3491 Serving Flomaton, Century, Jay Jim Thornton Publisher Anne Thornton Associate Publisher SOUTHEASTERN ERECTORS •HOUSTON STREET FLOMATON. ALABAMA 36441 tof (J rewton Brewton, AL Established 1889 Member FDIC 133 U.S. Highway 31 South Brewton, AL 36426 134 X owntown 27 fjorlf, Wain St. Jt more, JX L; iizii ill Everyday Very Low Prices Escambia County's Lowest Food Prices Photographers James E. Knotts Freddie D. Knotts 136 Karen Dr. Flomaton, AL 36441 Phone:296-3361 135 CLEVE ROBERSON, INC. ALABAMA WATS LINE 1-800-525-4864 C B AUTO TRUCK PARTS 867-2896 CONSTRUCTION TRUCKING 867-7738 ROBERSON CONSTRUCTION ROBERSON TRUCKING C B AUTO TRUCK PARTS 136 You can expect more from the bank that wants to be the best in the neighborhood. We’re the only Florida Bank that offers Deluxe Banking, a complete selection of financial services. And the only one with Checkmate, the plastic check.® When you need money for a car or truck, why . wait around? We'll get you an answer in just eight business hours. Or less. Ask about them-and all the other ways you can get the most for your money-at the NCNB office nearest you. For more information, contact your neighborhood NCNB office: 200 E. First Avenue, Jav, Florida 112565, (904) 675-4541. Member FDIC L L Welding Ine. Oil Field Serviees Construction P.O. Box 796 Flomaton, AL 36441 Earl Lambert (205)867-2124 George Lambert (205) 867-3897 Compliments of Hwy. 31 North Flomaton, AL 36441 137 T. R. Miller Mill Co. See Us Before You Build 867-4331 BREWTON The Sandwich Deli Hwy. 29 Century, FL 256-2344 Take Out Available Daily Specials Compliments of Vanity Fair A V-Company A trader in Quality Apparel COMPANY a lEaoer ;n quality apparel. TURhGR CH0 ROLGT locally owned By Pete Turner Phones: Business: 867-8035 Home: 867-4785 Brewton, Alabama THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS 138 THE VIDEO STORE Movie Rentals Sales YOUR VIDEO HEADQUARTERS' VIDEO RECORDER SALES: RENTALS BLANK TAPES ACCESSORIES ★ FREE ★ Movie Membership with Purchase of Any VCR 296-2293 218 PALAFOX FLOMATON, AL 139 Student Loans. A 1st Southern Student Loan frees your mind from financial worry so you can use it for the important business of your education. Visit any convenient 1st Southern office for a simple ap- plication. And see how 1st Southern puts you first with a low interest student loan that you don’t begin repaying until 6 months after you leave college! -See how 1st Southern puts you first.5 Southern First Southern Federal Savings and Loan Assoc iation Equal Opportunity Lender Brewton 116 Douglas Ave. 867-5487 FAMILY DENTISTRY ADULTS AND CHILDREN JERE D. HILBURN, D.D.S. BARRY L. LANGLEY, D.D.S. 308 RINCOLD STREET TELEPHONE FLOMATON, ALABAMA 36441 205-296-2486 Compliments of Providence MFG Flomaton, Alabama 140 WE’RE PULLIN’ FOR YOU!!! 42,000 marijuana plants have been pulled up and destroyed by the Escambia County Sheriff's Department since Timothy A Hawsey has been sheriff' That is almost as much as the entire state of Alabama alone in 1983 The federal government estimates the street value of these plants at $20,372,500 00' Every plant was pulled with our young people in mind, states Sheriff Hawsey It's just like this ball game tonight, the sheriff says. We want our youth to have a fighting chance to be all that they were created to be' We want them to know they can stand on their own two feet and make their own decisions about life Abusing drugs is like catching the football and run- ning across the wrong goal or cheering. We want a touchdown. When the other team has the ball or a bandmember marching left when the rest of the band mar- ches right it defeats the purpose of life itself In addi- tion to the plants the Sheriff's Department has been involv- ed in the arrest of 140 people on various drug violations it's not because we enjoy the threats or having our houses burned down, nor is it because we enjoy fighting the summer heat, flies, gnats, snakes, spiders and RED BUGS' The Escambia County Sheriffs Department cares about Escambia County's young people' We are working hard for you , states the sheriff, and although you may not appreciate it now. we hope that someday you will, because WE RE PULLIN' FOR YOU!! Good luck tonight, and may God's blessing be with you Timothy A. Hawsey, Sheriff Escambia County, Alabama hD DIRGCTORY Atmore Ready Mix Bank of Brewton Brantley's Tires, Inc. Century City Drugs Coleman Drugs Container Corporation of America Deep South Carpets D. J. Bondurant Lumber Company Dr.'s Hilbum Langley Edgar's Business Machines, Inc. Escambia County Bank First National Bank First Southern Federal Flomaton Antiaue Auction Flomaton Wholesale Floyd E. Hoik, Agent The Greater Fair Hy eia Coca-Cola Bottling Company Jasen's Jim's Pharmacy, Inc. Joyce's Keego Clay Products Kmart Knotts Photography Larry White Insurance Agency Leon's Liberty National Living Word Book Store L L Welding, Inc. p. 124 p. 133 p. 128 p. 125 p. 130 p. 134 p. 130 p. 130 p. 140 p. 122 p. 123 p. 125 p. 140 p. 129 p. 125 p. 130 p. 125 p. 132 p. 135 p. 128 p. 128 p. 135 p. 128 p. 130 p. 135 p. 131 p. 128 p. 130 p. 133 p. 137 McDowell Electronics Moye's Printing Office Supply Company Northrop Auto Parts NCNB National Bank Panhandle Service Center Piggly Wiggly Providence Roberson Construction Rowland's Tire Center The Sandwich Deli Shear Delite Tanner Beauty Salon Sheriff's Department Southeastern Erectors Southern Pine Electric Cooperative Spear's TV Stanton's Radio Shack Sunbelt Chemical's, Inc. Swift Supply (Atmore) The Tri-City Ledger T. R. Miller Mill Company Turner Chevrolet United Bank Vanity Fair Vic-Tone Cleaners The Video Store Weaver's Monuments Western Auto Associate Store Ace Hardware White's Pallets p. 125 p. 128 p. 126 p. 137 p. 124 p. 127 p. 140 p. 136 p. 137 p. 138 p. 124 p. 141 p. 133 p. 126 p. 128 p. 125 p. 128 p. 122 p. 133 p. 138 p. 138 p. 122 p. 138 p. 122 p. 139 p. 129 p. 124 p. 126 141 Lulled in the countless chambers of the brain, our thoughts are linked by many a hidden chain; awake but one, and lo, what myriads rise! — Pope 142 The joys I have possessed are ever mine;... hid in the sacred treasure of the past, but blest remembrance brings them hourly back. — Dryden Each year is taking us closer to our future as well as carrying us farther from our past. The past is composed of memories laced with those golden steps we take along the way. The year 1986-87 has been no exception. We have grown and seen the achievements a school organization can, with pride, accept. This year has brought with it many golden memories to add to the past and these memories in turn provide experience which may improve the future. Scholastics, as well as ex- tracurricular events, have bet- tered our way. The Hurricane '87 serves as a guide to the remembrance of this past year so that nothing is lost in our minds' forgetfulness. The staff closes this 50th edition of the Hurricane with the hope that each of you will see your own hopes and dreams as FOREVER OLD, FOREVER NEW. Autographs Taylor Publishing Company ilns