Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1988 volume:

fan ‘Tttone Ofteaitty 2 s4ctcvit£e 5 peafiCe n Sftonfo 7 0 ytuuj4Xi w4, 95 s4ctventc eme«U4, 2 'pi mxitou TQoute 2 'Sox 20 7 '?Co u4Uo t, s4 36447 1 ‘Saclb favi “TW vie ... With the Energy Club's national recognition, o store winner in the Chevron's creative writing contest, the football team's perfect season and region championship, the baseball team's area championship, and numerous other honors, the attitude here at FHS has shifted into one of greatness. Last year's success story began the surge toward excellence. The 1987-88 school year began wifh high hopes of matching past glories, and even more so, surpassing them. We have come back for more”, and we have achieved that goal; not only in sports, but in every aspect of our lives here at FHS. Perhaps the thing that strengthens out comrodery ond bonds us all so closely together is that our love and loyalty for Flomoton will always reside within us, and we will forever be coming Back For Morel 3 BfNCK FOR Tteven, Say Romance, with a touch of intrigue, filled the air as darkness descended on the evening of May 1. 1987. The night everyone had eagerly anticipated had arrived; the midnight masquer- ade began as the theme song ' Never Say Goodbye signaled the beginning of the lead-out. The night came to a close after the crowning of the prom queen. Shannon Daggett, and the prom king, Kenneth Ellison. Although the night ended much too quickly, we will 'never say goodbye to our mystical memories. After being crowned prom king ond queen. Kenneth Ellison and Shannon Daggett donee the traditional donee. The hard work ond creativity the Junior Closs displayed Is evident in the beautifully decorated gymnasium. The prom queen ond runners-up; 3rd runner-up Heather Stewort. 2nd runner-up Shellie Booth 1st runner-up Sharmon Owens. Prom Queen Shannon Daggett. Jam on if! The juniors owaif the start of the prom. Sophomores enjoy themselves os the evening progresses. Slow songs provide o much-needed rest for couples doncing the night owoy. Seniors ond their dotes onticipote the remoinder of the night s festivities. Speciol moments ore spent in the mysticol ouro of prom night. 7 A Savage Dilemma On April 23. 1987, fhe stage was set. and the audience anxiously awaited the open- ing scene of The Savage Dilemma. Presented by the Flomaton High School Drama Club, the play dramatizes the hap- penings surrounding a private institution in Massachusetts. The patients' personalities added life to the already intricate plot. Directed by Mrs. Orenda Gandy and Ms. Pot Ridley, the ploy proved to be a dra- matic success. Members of the cost were Gisrie Killom. Brion Shel- ton. Heorher Srewon. Rodney Lord. Jolmdo Nelson. Doreen Heller. Rebecco Pugh. Dee Donduranr. Sherry Arront. ond Chris Folsom. Behind the scenes. Greg Odom worked on set design ond construction. Chris Folsom wos the light ond sound technician, ond Volerio Pope wos heod of hoir ond costume design. Graduation ’87 May 26, 1987, was the climax of 12 years of hard work and much fun for Flomaton High School's class of 1987. The Val- edictory address was given by Orion Shelton, followed by Scoff Harwell's Salutatory address. As the seniors gathered in the auditorium for the last time, they reflected upon their glorious years at FHS. 10 Bicentennial Celebration Flomoton High students ore proud of the PRIDE ond spirit we display toward our school. Our loyalties go much deeper, how- ever. We os o student body proved this patriotism as we commemorated the 200fh birthday of the American Con- stitution. After the recitation of the pledge, everyone stood respectfully through the ploy- ing of the national onthem ond speeches given by various speak- ers. The program, directed by the 11th grade CP American history doss, was under the leadership of Mrs. Martha Pugh. As the program concluded with the bond's rendi- tion of Amazing Groce. the stu- dents filed bock to theit respective classrooms with full hearts ond a renewed sense of PRIDE in being on American os well os o Hurricane. DOWN YDS. TO GO QTR. I 10 H ESCAMBIA COUNTY BANK ' YOUR FULL SERVICE BRNK A humbling experience it was indeed. Twenty years had passed before the CANES could defeat the Dlackcats on their own turf. This year was the exception, os the unstoppable Cones dominated their cross-town rivals. The onnuol gome is nearly always the highlight of both team's respective seasons. Previous records and rankings ore irrelevant. This is more than o gome; it's broggin' rights and the school's honor ot stoke. The Friday night confrontation was actually the climax of o whole week's revelry. Everything to which o poster could be toped, or anything that could be decorated was. Cars, lockers, clothes, ond even faces bore the Cones logo. It seemed olmost no one was immune to Cone fever during this emofionally- tense week. For the post two yeors. the Cones hove come out on top of the heap. Hopefully, this trodition will continue. 13 Homecoming week is always eagerly an- ticipated. This year was no exception, and perhaps was the best homecoming yet. Not only did the students enjoy this week, but former graduates anticipated returning to their alma mater. During homecoming pregome ceremonies. Shannon Chancery was crowned 1907 Homecoming Queen by Principal Ken Corbin. Shannon was escorted by Greg Dyrd. 1st runner-up was Jimmie Courtney. Jimmie wos escorted by Vince Johnson. 2nd runner-up wos Stephanie White. Stephanie was escorted by Jerry Eilond. The 11th grade offendant wos Virginio Voughn. Virginia wos escorted by Doug Dole. The 10th grade attendant wos Jennifer Hollington. Jennifer wos escorted by Store Rep- resentative Skippy White. The 9th grade attendant wos Kristie Warrick. Kristie wos escorted by Jim Dondurant. Representing the 6th grade was Brandy Carden. Brandy wos escorted by Chris White. 15 4 20ee Homecoming week gof underway with the building of the floats. The friendly competition between the classes added excitement to the sometimes hard work. The sophomores won in the junior category with the theme We're on a Roll. The seniors' Wipe-Out the Cyclones'' took the senior competition. On Friday night, the game was jam-packed with fans who gof their money's worth as the CANES rolled to a 40-0 victory over the Southern Normal Cyclones. Even though the game was over, the fun wasn't. The senior class sponsored a homecoming dance with the ever-popular Wipe-Out theme. The community center was decorated with palm frees, green and white streamers, and a lounging hurricane os emcee. Everyone had a great time dancing until the night drew to a close. The week ended much too quickly, as all great times seem to do. However. Flomoton High School will never forget Homecoming 1987 and the excitement it brought. BhCK FOR 2U BJt lLnJ r t 16 K.. B.JL. 2 ,. J B.J, VILA B.J. SI... B tk CUL B i ff KM.B Ut ML. B Ut St , B. k Ifrou SENIOR KUO’S KUO 1. Best All Around: Amy Pope and Woody Kikrease 2. Best Dressed: Shelly Deslonde and Greg Byrd 3. Shyest: Scot Guy and Momta Patel 4. Friendliest: Shannon Chan- cery and Jason Fields 5. Most School Spirit: Sabrina Guss and Scott Hammond 6. Most Thoughtful: Karen Hern- don and Vince Johnson 7. Most Dependable: Mark Bush and Tommie Lambeth 8. Most Talkative: Angie Steodham and Shane Booth 9. Most Unpredictable: Dana Aydelott and John Satterwhite 21 mfmyrr JU«n CnfliX o 22 CLrytJJ—J JCim 9Jt- Smlrimt■ Cf . Kmr m Uermjom g f JJ nt 1. Most Attractive: Stony Brock and Sandy Parker 2. Most Popular: Stephanie White and Jerry Eiland 0. Most Intellectual: Kelly Ar- rington and Rodney Lord 4. Most Talented: Kelly Bout- well and Dee Bondurant 5. Most Likely To Succeed: Wode Matlock and Lisa Nowl- ing 6. Biggest Goof-Offs: David Bush and Kim Fuller 7. Most Athletic: Cedric Odom and Angie Baldwin A. Most Flirtatious: Tim Sat- terwhite and Wynell Miller 24 26 S..J, p i £tt S .r ' - nuu. p.u SkamntUtt f oolt 4 ,Pv Ql.. fUfm Jo k .Sa mr i7f Dim kilt VU-i YOU’VE COME A Kelly Arrington Do no Aydeloff Angelo Doldwin David Deosley William Dell Dee Donduranr Shone Booth Chuck Doufwell Kelly Doufwell Mike Doufwell Stony Drock Deon Drown Ken Dusbee Dovid Dush Greg Dyrd Shannon Chancery Jimmie Courtney Michelle Denn Shelly Deslonde Jerry Eilond Rondy Enfinger Joson Fields Kim Fuller Sabrina Guss Scot Guy 26 LONG WAY BABY! Scoff Horn mood Greg Horris Koreo Herndon Cheryl Howord Vince Johnson Woody Kilcreose Tommie Lomberh Rodney Lord Wynell Miller Uso Howling Cindy Odom Sondy Porker Shonneffee Poole Amy Pope Glen Pridgen Rusfy Roberson John Sofferwhife Tim Sofferwhife Michelle Schonke Chrisfmo Scoff Lori Shivers Tommy Sfondefer Angie Sfeodhom Sfephonie Whife Kofhy Wolford fttuUt' StLmnL Ckritiimm Stott 4nfi SttitJlam Dommf StmmJtfor St.,L nit WLt. Katk, WJfoJ .r-J� ? � • ; - ' i:V, £v.:T' '‘ ’ • • - f 1 A «H t V- C %,ilW_. V— m2m • . «r V -•%. Jf .T Jk-' . V --• k 4-Hkrf vN. , 4 v r_. . a vi 4 • liBrTii � w Jpf +± «r r r _ « UTvTI % • H -ffQ f 5 51 3 � «i «r n2SJ£SE5£VT w ’ ; ••� §? '•• %•• £ teSEm O lee PeemleUrnt: Slmmmmm glmmceey 1 lee- PmemleUml: 4imey £m d 1 U - 4mfU StuuUmm Seouletyy: ‘Kelly 4mUmflem 4 eel. Seemelmmy: S telly Veelmmde 4 eel Seceelmey SU UmUKfltU f{4L%i 4L Pmyl. «W PeyUm KfiUlmme eeemrnl me 0em emee e£ tie Semtme @lmee. 7ley lemmteet meet tte e te lel tmf Imtlel tie m mmemmtlmy flemle. h eeeti tj tie emmet, mml e mm- emetmj tie 4m mecm mtmf itmmce. 7ley theeeteeC tie TUlee S pmymmmt emtt tley mime tmmele tt pmeulle fee tie eemtmee tm Imme m emeceeejml lmee T my mmd tfemdmmtimm. Girls' State and Boys' State Shannon Chancery and Rodney Lord were chosen as Girls' State and Boys' State Representatives. Shannon was a guest of Huntington College for a week, along with approximately 300 other delegates. She was elect- ed to the position of ossistonf to the director of Health and Human Re- sources during her stay. She also learned aspects about certain city, county, and state governments. Rod- ney was a guest of Sanford Univer- sity for a week, along with approx- imately 500 other delegates. He was elected to the position of council member of the State Board of Ed- ucation during his visit. He also learned much about certain aspects of city, county, and state govern- ment. Southern Pine Representatives Chosen to represent Flomoton High School as the Southern Pine Good Citizenship Girl and Boy were Kelly Arrington and Rodney Lord. Being chosen mode them eligible to com- pete with other area schools for a trip to V ashing ton, D.C. as well as being rewarded with twenty-five dollars and the opportunity to tour the Southern Pine Cooperative building. After the tour they attended a lun- cheon which was followed by an interview with a panel of judges. “0(Ae%4 cok you temfi uvUCtf. one (Ac y t£y y te (AaX ccut cia it freMUUtCKtttf. ‘Royed Ovui Stive 35 Caught in thE Act p- J n CUD l=? Kelly Arrington: Hurricone Sroff 1, 2, 0. 4: Asst Editor 3: Editor 4: Sr. Who's Who — Most Intellectual; Sr. Top Ten 5; Senior Class Secretory; Junior Class President; Class Favorite 1, 2, 4. Southern Pine Good Citizenship Award 3: English Tournament 3, 4; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Dromo Club 2, 3. A. SGA 4. YAD 2. 3. 4 Dana Aydeloff: Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Per- cussion Section Leader 2, 3. 4; Per- cussion Superior Raring Troy 3; Jr. Beta Club Secretory 1; F Club 1; YAD 2. 3, 4. FHA 1; Dromo Club 2. 3. 4. Annual Staff 2. 3. 4; Sr. Who's Who — Most Unpredictable; Ideal Sr. Girl — Nose; SGA 4: Asst Secretory 2; Ex- combio County Jr. Miss Contestant 4. James Bagwell: FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; Went to state for lond judging; YAD 3, 4. Angela Baldwin: Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Bookkeeper 1, 3, 4, Asst. Cooch 3; Basketball Statistician 1; Baseball Bot Girl 1; Sr. Who's Who — Most Ath- letic,- SGA 3, 4; Annual Sroff 4; Dromo Club 4; Joy Club 3. 4, Science Club 1 ; FCA 2, 3, 4. FHA 2, 3; Secretory 3; F Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club Secretory 4; YAD 2, 3. 4. Served or Miss FH5 3. Scott Barrow: JV G Varsity Football 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. F Club 1, 2. 3. 4. FHA 1. Jamie Barrow: Football 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1; Trode School 3. David Beasley: Football 2, 3, 4, FFA 1. 2; YAD 3. 4, F Club 2, 3, 4. William Bell: FFA; VICA Vice Pres- ident. Dee Bondurant: Jr. Beto Club 1; FHA 4. YAD 2. 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3. 4. F Club 1,2,3, 4, Vice President 1; Eye of the Hurricane Sroff 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2; Dromo Club 2. 3, 4; School Ploy 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who — Most Talented. '06 G '07 10-0; '06 G '07 2A Area 2 Chomps. Shane Booth: FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; Vice President 2. President 3, 4. Lond judg- ing 1,2,3, 4, District Chomps 2, VICA 3, 4; President 4; Class Favorite 1; Sr. Who's Who — Most Talkative. Chuck Boutwell: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec- retory 2; Treasurer 3; Reporter 4; Lond judging 2, 3. 4; VICA 3, 4. YAD 2. 3, 4 Kelly Boutwell: Jr. Beto Club 1; Stu- dent Council 1; JV Cheerleader 1; Dromo Club 2, 3, 4. YAD 2, 3. 4, F Club 2, 3, 4. FCA 2, 3. 4. FHA 4; Miss FHS '07; Miss FHS '06 2nd Runner-up. 3rd place talent; Sr. Who's Who — Most Talented; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Prom 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Clinic 2, 3, 4, Clinic Spirit Stick 4 Michael Boutwell: VICA Club Stony Brock: Sr. Who's Who — Most Attractive; Football 2. 3, 4. Area Chomps 2, 3, 4; Region Chomps 3,- Boseboll 2. 3. 4, Area Chomps 2, 3, 4. Class Favorite 2; Who's Who Among High School Students; Most Valuable Defensive Player — Baseball. Dean Brown: FFA 1, 2. 4. Baseball 4; YAD 3. 4, VICA 4 Ken Busbee: F Club 2, 3, 4, FCA 2. 3. 4. FHA 4, YAD 2, 3, 4. Jr. Beto Club 1; Football 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Base- ball 2, 3, 4, '06 G '07 10-0,- '06 G '07 2A Area 2 Chomps; Prom 1, 2, 3, 4 David Bush: Boskerboll 1. Football 2; F Club 2, YAD 2. 3, 4, Marcus Bush: Jr. Beto Club 1,- Sr. Beta Club 2, 3,- Science Club 2; Weighr Training 1; Sr. Who's Who — Most Dependable: FFA 1, 4; FHA Secretory 4; Top Ten 7. Greg Byrd: Junior Beta Club Treasurer 1; District winner of Energy Contest 1; Dromo Club 2, 3 President 4; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, Vice President A, SGA Sec- retory 4; YAD 2, 3. 4,- Hurricone Staff 3, 4; Eye of the Hurricane Staff 4; School Ploy 4; English Tournament 3. 4; Class Favorite 4; Sr. Who's Who — Best Dressed: Top Ten 6. Shannon Chancery: SGA 1, 2. 3, 4; President 4; Bond 0 years cloriner,- Majorette Co-Coptoin 4, Jr. Beto Club President 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3,- Dromo Club 2, 3. 4. FHA 1, 4. Annual Staff 3, 4, YAD 3, 4, Class Asst Secretory 3; Sr. Class President; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Favorite 3,- Sr. Who's Who — Friendliest; JDJC creative writing contest 3; Girls Store Repre- sentative; Straight 1's at marching contest 2; Majorettes Superior 4. Jimmie Courtney: FHA 2, 3 Vice Pres. 4. Dromo Club 2. 3; F Club 1. 2,- YAD 3, 4, Class Vice Pres 1, Class Favorite 1,- Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, 4; Miss FHS pageant 2. 4, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4, Special Olympics Assistant 3. Michelle Denn: FHA 2, FBLA 3, 4. YAD 2, 3, 4. MJH — Shyest, 4-H 1. est; 4-H 1. Shelly Deslonde: Hurricone Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. Asst Business Manager 3, Busi- ness Manager 4, Dromo Club 2, 3, 4, SGA 4. YAD 2, 3, 4. Sr Who's Who — Best Dressed; Ideal Sr. Girl — Best Dressed; Eye of the Hurricane Vol. 1 — Couple of the Month; Jr. Beta Club 1. Jerry Eiland: F Club 2, 3, 4. YAD 2, 3, 4. Boskerboll 2, 3, 4. All Area 2, 3, 4. Football 3,- Sr Who's Who — Most Populor. Randy Enfinger: Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4, All County 1, 2, 3; Football 2; JV Football 2; FFA 1, 2, 4, F Club 1, 2, 3, 4. YAD 2. 3, 4; Kevin English: YAD 2: Boskerboll A. FCA 3; F Club 2 Jason Fields: Sr. Who's Who — Frien- dliest. 1st prize or fair for heifer 4, 2nd place 3; 3rd place Intermediate doss 4; Honor Roll 1st six weeks 4; AJCO AJBA: ACA: FFA Kim Fuller: YAD 2. 3, 4; Dromo Club 3, 4; Eye of the Hurricane staff 4; Joy Club 2; Jr. Acodemy of Science 2; Chorus 1, 2; Troy Festival Award 1; Sr. Who's Who — Biggest Goof-Off. Ron Graves: VICA 3, 4, F Club 1, 2. Sabrina Guss: Dromo Club 2, 3, 4; YAD 2. 3, 4; FHA Social Chairman 4; SGA 4. F Club 2. 3, 4. FCA 2. 3, 4. MJH Cheerleader Cpt. 1; Varsity Cheer- leader 2, 3, Coproin 4. Miss FHS 4th Runner-up 3, Miss FHS 1907-00, Sr. Ideal Girl — Legs; Sr. Who's Who — Most School Spirit; Class Fovorite 1, 2, 3. Scot Guy: Beta Club 2, 3, 4; YAD 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who Shyest; Accounting 34 f=ii= i—izn Silver Medol; Top Ten 3; Morh Team 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4 Scotr Hammond: Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Closs President 1. 2; YAD 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 2, 3; Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4: Football Captain 4 Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball Academic Award 2. 3; Most Valuable Offensive Player — Football 3, 4; Most Valuable Offensive Baseball Player 1, 2. 3, All-State Defensive Back — Football 4. All ERC Baseball 1, 2; Sr Who's Who — Most School Spirit: Solufotorian. Greg Harris: FFA 1, Drama Club 2, 3; YAD 2. 3. 4, FCA 2. 3. 4: F Club 2, 3. 4 Football 2, 3, 4; Baskefboll B- Varsiry 1 Karen Herndon: FHA 2, 3, 4; YAD 2, 3. 4, Class Favorite 4; Sr. Who's Who — Most Thoughtful; Annual Stoff 4. Drama Club 2, 4; Ideol Sr. Girl — Voice; Special Olympics Asst. 1; MJHS Class Play 1; 4-H 1. Cheryl Howard: Band 1. 2, 3; FHA 3. 4; YAD 3. 4 Vince Johnson: FFA 1. 2, 3 Secretary 4. YAD 2. 3. 4; Sr. Who's Who — Most Thoughtful; Baseball 1, 2. 4. Woody Kilcreose: FFA 1, 2, 3; Foot- ball 1. 2, 3. 4. Most Valuable De- fensive Bock 3; Class Favorite 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. YAD 2. 3. 4; Mr FHS 4: Sr. Who's Who — Best All Around. Tommie Lambeth: Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 2. 3. 4; FHA 2; YAD 2. 3. 4. Sr. Who's Who — Most Dependable; Honor Roll A's B's 1, 3; All A's 4; Beta Club Award for Poem; Who's Who Among American High School Students. FBLA 3. President 4; Top Ten 4 Rodney Lord: Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; FFA 1; Class Vice Pres 4; Sr. Who's Who — Most Intellectual. Joy Club 3. Pres. 4. Drama Club 2, 3. 4; F Club 2, 3. 4; ECA 2. 3, 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Most Improved 2; Challenger Award 3, 4; HOBY 2, Boys State 3; FCA National Convention 3, School Newspaper Club Closs Editor 3, Edifor-in-Chief 4; DAR Good Citizen 4; Southern Pine Good Citizen 3; School Ploy 3,- Sci- ence Club 1, 2, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Val- edictorian. Wade Matlock: YAD 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who — Most Likely to Succeed. Carlos McLemore: Basketball 3, 4; Hustler Award 3; F Club 2, 3, 4; FCA 2. 3. 4; FFA 1; Trial Trade 3, 4 Wynell Millet: Notional Honor Society 1; Dromo Club 3, 4; YAD 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who — Most Flirtatious; Miss Atmore 2nd Runner-up; Jr. Beta Club; Bond 1. Flog Corp 2, 3. Lisa Nowling: Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; YAD 2, 3, 4: FHA 2. 4; Annual Stoff 3. 4; Dromo Club 3, 4; 4-H 1; MJHS School Ploy 1; Citizenship Award 1; Typing Bronze Medol 2; Ideol Girl — Smile 3. Sr. Who's Who — Most Like- ly to Succeed, Top Ten 8 Cedric Odom: F Club 1. 2. 3. 4; FCA 3, 4. YAD 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 2, 3; Sr. Who's Who — Most Athletic; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Cyndi Odom: Sr Beta Club 2, 3. 4: Closs Sec. 2, 3; YAD 3, 4; Color Guard Copt. 4 Superior; Cheerleader 1. co- cpt. 2; Dromo Club 2, 3: Ploy 2; Miss Congeniality in Miss FHS 4. Hurricane Herald 1; Prom; Science Club. Sandy Parker: FHA 1. 2, 3. 4; YAD 2. 3. 4. Sr. Who’s Who — Most Attrac- tive. Momta Patel: Sr Who’s Who — Shy- est. FHA 3. 4. YAD 3. 4 Shannettee Poole: Norionol Honor So- ciety 2; Decororing Committee 2; Pep Club 2; Powder Puff Football 2; YAD 3, 4 Eye of the Hurricane Stoff 4; Dromo Club 4. Amy Pope: Dromo Club 2, 3, Publicity Director 4, YAD 2, 3. 4; FHA 1. 4; Eye of the Hurricane Stoff 4; SGA 4; Bond 7 years; Concert Bond 5 years; JV Cheerleader 1, Closs Secretory 2; Closs Favorite 3; School Ploy 4; Sr. Ideol Girl — Hair; Sr. Who's Who — Best All Around: Miss FHS 3; Prom 3, 4 Glen Pridgen: FFA 1, 2. Sentinel 4; Auto Mechanics 3, Reporter 4; YAD 3. 4 Rusty Roberson: Football 3, 4; YAD 4, F Club 4; FCA 4 Michelle Roberson: Cheerleader 4. F Club 4; FCA 4. FBLA 2, 3. 4. YAD 4 John Sotterwhite: FFA 1. 2. 3; Foot- boll 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4. Sr. Who's Who — Most Unpredictable; Most improved football player; F Club 1. 2. 3. 4, YAD 2. 3, 4; Weight Program 1. 2, 3, 4 Tim Sotterwhite: FFA 1; YAD 2, 3, 4, Closs Favorite 3. 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Who's Who — Most Flirtatious; Auto Mechanics 3, 4 Ellyn Savoge: 3rd place Social Studies project 1. YAD 2. 3. 4; Joy Club 4; Pep Club 4. FHA 2. 3, 4: Science Club 1. Chris Scott: Sr Beta Club 2, 3; YAD 2. 3. 4; Dromo Club 3; Annual Stoff 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; MJHS Closs Ploy. Lorie Shivers: FHA 1; YAD 2, 3. 4. Child Core 3, 4; FHA HERO Reporter 3. 4. Tommy Standefer: Jr. Beto Club 1; FFA 1: FHA 3; YAD 2. 3, 4. Football 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Dromo Club 3, 4; Top Ten 9 Angie Steodham: Sr. Beta Club 2; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Pres 4, YAD 2. 3, 4. Closs Sec 1; Vice Pres 2. 3. 4. Closs Favorite 4. Bond 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Boskerboll 1. 2. 3. 4. Scholostic Achievement Award 3; Cheerleoder 1; Captain 1; Sr. Who's Who — Most Talkative. Stephanie White: JV Cheerleoder 1; Jr. Beto Club 1, FHA 1, 4. Reporter 4; YAD 2. 3, 4,- Dromo Club 2, 3. 4; Publicity Director 4; Closs Fovorite 2; Miss FHS 3; Prom 2, 3, 4; Closs Sec. 3; SGA 4; Eye of the Hurricane Stoff 4; Asst. Sec 4; Homecoming Attendant 3, Homecoming 2nd Runner-up 4; School Ploy 4; Sr. Ideol Girl — Best Figure; Sr. Who's Who — Most Pop- ulor; Top Ten 10. Kothy Wolford: FHA 1; YAD 2. 3; F Club 1. 2. DECA 3. 4; Bond 2. 3, Softball 1. 2. V iCe«Uctonieut “ o dnecf .ond Rodney Lone Lord represents the Closs of '8fl as Valedictorian with a 7.43 average. He is active in several school clubs and activities. In his spare time. Rodney enjoys hunting and fishing, reading, writing, and being with friends. In furthering his education. Rodney plans to attend Jeff Davis for two years, and then to go on to the University of South Alabama to major in English education and coaching. Rodney is the son of Ms. Nina Puckett of Flomaton. Mrs. Barbara Jestins of Birmingham, and Mr. John Lord of Fort Walton. SaCuUU Ucut Scott 'ftycUHtttOKtC Robert Scott Hammond, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hammond, was named Salutotorian with a 6.61 average. Scott enjoys weightlifting, tennis, and fishing. He also enjoys various team sports such as football, basketball, and baseball. After graduation. Scott plans to attend Troy State University. Senior Top Ten Each year at the beginning of the second semester, the top fen seniors ore announced. Along with Valedictorian Rodney Lord ond Solutotorion Scott Hommond. the following students were selected for the top fen. Finishing third was Scot Guy with o 6.51 overage. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Guy. Tommie Lambeth, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Lorry Lambeth, ranked fourth with o 6.16 overage. Ranking fifth with o 6.13 overage was Kelly Arrington, daughter of Mr. ond Mrs. Thomas D. Arrington. Greg Byrd, son of Mr. Billy H. Byrd, ond Mrs. Ethel Salter ranked sixth with a 6.01 average. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Bush, Marc Bush ranked seventh with a 6.00 overage. Lisa Nowling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nowling, ranked eighth with a 5.82 average. Tommy Standefer. son of Mr. ond Mrs. Tommy Joe Standefer ranked ninth with a 5.40 average. Ranking tenth with a 5.05 overage was Stephanie White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benny White. 42 JUNIORS Shonnon Bo Timothy Boc Todd Boufw Joonn Brook Utwoll Jtwoll oli s Rusty Burnh Sonjo Bun Julio Byrd Ricky Cordo am n | Toroso Cordi Gloria Corni Bovorly Cor Toylor Chish � n � y or olm Loo CofioW Jorry Conno Anthony Dix Cynthio [ ix on n Dowi hr Dix Doog Do o Ohio Ed9or Enoch EHis on 40 11th Grade Class Favorites L to R: Gloria Cornley ond Rusty Burnham. Lisa Findley and Matt Jordan. Virginia Vaughn and Malett Rowland Tro Idello Ellis Doug Evons cey Fillmore kliso Findley | a Mic otie Findley fford Forbes Hichord Fore hele Goftord Chrisry Gl M Jomes Hosti nn (no pic.) Julio Groves ark Hornson ’'9s ( P c ) SI VicK De horon Heller i Henderson rnck Hodges Jon Hoomes 44 Ilfh Grode Closs Officers: Pres. Burt Turner. V. Pres. Shoron Heller ond Glorio Cornley. Sec. Shonnon Lombefh. Assr. Sec. Rebecco Pugh ond Beverly Coner Joonerte Ho Roshelle Joe Mort Jordon Angie Kelly well Kson Trocy Know Jono Lorn be Shonnon Lo Trocy Linom les rh nberh Timothy Mo Corne McFo Jolindo Nels Bnon Newb rion Jden 90 1 Wendy Owi Jugrufi Pore Tommy Pet« Eric Price ?ns •rson 45 R« Mol M� ►becco Pugh ert Rowlond Chris Roye Angie Solfer :hoel Seorcy Teri Shir Voi ley (no pic.) Vonce Smith kpril Stewort me Strength k Virg pffery Toylor Durt Turner Teg Upton nio Voughn Shoron Sherry 0 Shonnon Voshmgton Voshington egee Vhite Dole White ML «i 46 SOPHOMORES Jeono Borrow Jomes Bottle Jeonie Doll Poul Doll Esther Dloir Pomolo Burkett (no pic) iohnny Busbee Scon Bush Ashiey Cordon Robert Cosh Joyo Joyo Chondler Lorry Chovors Robbie Chovors Shormon Cooper Androo Cumbie Sondy Dovidson Brett Doslondo Bornord Dixon iockio Dreodm Ryon Dunowoy 10th Grode Closs Officers: Pres. Solon Goody. V. Pres. Peggy Kilcreose ond Brion Ports. Sec. Shormon Cooper. Assr. Sec. ioyne Lombefh ond Angie Nelson Cynthio Fosterling Tommy Few Solon Gondy Cun George Trocy Godfrey Tonyo Gront Dole Guidry Brion Hoger Molito Horn moods (no pic) Crisri Horwoll Kenny Higdon Jennifer Hollmgron Scon Jockson Angelo Johnson Kevin Jordon Peggy Kikreose Sondro Killom Diono Kirklond 47 Uso Knowles Lynn Kyles Leigh Lombert Jayne Lambeth Ricky Lambeth Joey Lister Dole Long Kevin Lowery (no pic.) John Morlock Gerord McSheo Woyne Mixon Glenda Moye Angie Nelson Michoel Nelson Don Norwood Keith Odom Re beeco Odom Shone Odom Drily Owens Lorry Pope 10th Grade Class Favorites: L to R: Sharmon Cooper and Robert Cash (no pic.). Tonya Grant and Curt George. Angie Nelson and Keith Odom Brion Potts Jeremy Pridgen Keith Reaves Lonce Reiche Koren Rushing (no pic.) Tiffany Simmons Kevin Smith Rosalind Smith Terry Strength Jeremy Taylor Rhondo Wolton Scott Vord Stephome Washington Bernard White Kelli White John White Kelli Willioms Jeonno Windham 46 FRESHMEN Tommy Denson (no pic) Chod Dlonkmchip Dennis Bonduronf Jim Bonduronf Deon Doufwell Morvin Doufwell Nicole Drown Trlno Dyerly Dovid Choncery Voyne Colemon John Crowley Broody Dole Michoel Edgor Koren Ellis Shoron Ellis Angelo Findley Sean Henderson Kelli Herndon Aoron Hicks Chnssie Hicks Dee Dee Holt Rusty Johnson Vickie Johnson Corrie Knowles Kevin Knowles Ronnie Knowles Velvet Kyles Stocie Lomberf Phillip Lomberh Robby Lee Brian Lowery (no pk.) Greg Lowery Richard Matlock Goss Favorites 09-00. Kelli Herndon and Tommy Benson (Nor Pictured) 09-01: Debbie Odom and Phillip Lambeth 09-02: Kristie Vorrick and Jimbo Pugh 49 CLASS Closs Officers: Pres. Krisrie Worrick. V-Pres. Kelli Herndon. Sec. Jodie Owens. Treos. Phillip Lomberh. Sheri McCall Melonie McMarh Chod Morton Jomie Neal Terra Nolin Debbie Odom Sharon Oglesbee Jodie Owens Koylyn Phifer Jimbo Pugh Chorlo Reardon Jill Sayler Toni Shirley Drendo Smith Drion Smith Christina Smith Kristi Smith Toro Smith Shannon Srandefer Stocey Steadham Michoel Toylor Charles Thomas Ricky VonHoosen (no pic) Corol Worren Krisrie Vorrick Croig White Fredrick Williams Foron Wilson 50 EIGHTH Stor Adkinson Christopher Dogger� Jeffery Deosley Domel Dloir Somool Dloir (no pic.) Amy Doutwell Phillip Doutwell Phyllis Doutwell Petrino Durt Drondy Corden Judson Corden iorred Cofield Dilly Colemon Leigho Cox Jimmy Dixon Morthew Dodge Do no Emmons Tim Emmons Jomes Feors Adrienne Gorrey Henry Gorum Johnny Griffis Kothy Henry Chorles Johnson Jomes Johnson Brody Lomberh Eric Lomberh ftfh Grade Closs Officers: Pres. Adrienne Gorrey. V-Pres. Tommy Upton. Sec. Stor Adkinson. Asst. Sec. Sfephonie Motheny. 51 GRADE Shannon lombeth Bryan Ledbetter Grody Molone Shown Molone Stephanie Motheny Gidge Mathis Morcus Mathis Dovid Nolm Martha Pom 06-00 Class Favorites: Drondy Carden and Allen Boggert (Not Pictured) Todd Purvis Rachel Reardon Loutishia Roberson (no pic.) George Roe Karla Spears Kendreoh Spears 06-01 Class Favorites: Todd Purvis and Tommy Upton Ann Thibodoux Jennifer Thornton Dianne Townson Dophne Tyree (no pic.) Tommy Upton Christopher VonHoosen Emily Vorren Alysho Vetch Chris Vhite 62 s4cimi«U4 iati M 1. Principol — Ken Corbin He offended Livingston University where he obtoined his master's degree. His duties in- clude finances, scheduling, teocher evalua- tion. ond over-all supervision. 2. Asst. Principal — Leon Jackson He ottended the University of Montevollo where he received o master's degree. He teaches physics and Algebra I and II. 3. Secretory — Margaret Long She attended a school of business where she obtained a secretarial degree. Her du- ties include typing, filing, ond bookkeep- ing. 53 ?aecc£ty Jerry Carpenter M.A.. Business Mofh and General Math Paul Dickerson M.A.. Psychology. Counselor Gerald Cofer M.Ed.. Band and Music App. Beverly Ferguson M.S., Home Ec.. Family Living % i m Ronald Cottrell B.5.. PE k. Martha Floyd M.Ed.. Spedol Ed. (EMR) James Dees B.S., Librory Science Shelmerdene Folsom M.Ed.. English. Annual Brenda Gandy M.A.. English. Journalism. Dromo Selina Garvin B.S.. Math. Algebra I. Geometry. English Jerry Greene D.S.. English Ann Jackson O.S.. Typing I b II. Computer I Barbara Jordan M.S.. Biology. Social Studies Gloria Key B.S.. SID Sherrie Lisenby D.S.. Americon History. Government • Mil V Annie Locke ME.. Health. PE Behind the Scenes i . The lunchroom workers from L to R ore Zeolene Jock son. Reovie Votson. Berry Ann Pleosant. Mojorie Nelson. Jo Ann Sreodhom. Louise Moye. mgr Nor Pictured ore Bonnie Byrd, ond Oifton Moye. X Lunchroom cashier is Judy Brazwell. 3. The cusfodions ore Sodie Baldwin ond Earnest Bowen. Not Pictured: Undo Sreodhom. Zeolene Jockson. Ullie Tolliver. 4. The bus drivers ore From L to R: Devere Moye. Gwen O Bannon. Irene Groves. Shoron Bell. Mory Turk. Gwenn Knowles. Minnie Corter. ond Judy Courtney. Not Pictured: Bonnie Byrd ond Dorothy Roe Elemenfory Middle School David Curron Principal of Middle and Elementary schools. Dorothy Morgan Secretary of Middle ond Elementary schools. Drendo Dean Social Studies D.S.. Uni- versity of West Florida Anthony Davidson D.S.. University of Ala- bama Hope Raley 6th grade. D.S.. Troy State Pot Ridley 5th grade, M.S.. Troy State Virgenna Ouarker 7fh grade. D.S.. Uni- versity of Alabama Deftye Martin 7fh grade. M.Ed.. Au- burn University Marion White 6th grade. D.S.. Ala- bama Store Universi- ty Korla Ptomey Librarian. D.S.. Troy State Administration and Faculty Tommy Bonds Kindergarten. D A.. University of West Flor- ido Jonice Johnson 2nd grode. A.A.. Au- burn University Jeon Johnson 4th grode. M.Ed., Ala- bama Store University Carolyn Jordon Tutor Aide Dorbora Phillips Kindergarten. D.S.. Al- abama State Universi- ty Undo Luttrell 2nd grode. M.A.. Uv- ingston University Hugh Fountain PE Instructor. D.S.. Troy State Merle Nolin Tutor Aide Dorothy Johnson Kindergorten. B.S.. Al- obomo A DM Pot Lufkin 2nd grode. M.A.. Au- burn University Gloria Johnson PE Aide Monrie Solter Tutor Aide Poulo Killom 1st grode. D.S.. Univer- sity of Alobomo Olo Neol 3rd grode. D.S.. Alo- bomo Store University Fronkie Samuel EMR. D.S.. Uvingston University Sorah Word Tutor Aide Anne Thornton 1st grode. D.S.. Auburn University Cindy Wiggins 3rd grode. B.S.. Mobile College Jon Groves Hearing Impaired. B.S.. University of Alobomo Alice Brown Tutor Aide Beth Drew 1st grode. B.S.. Troy Store Dwight Evons 4th grode. B.S.. Uving- ston University June Kent SLD. University of West Florido Poulo Henderson (no pic.) 1st grode. B.S.. Univer- sity of Alobomo 7th Grade Ann ft Alton Angelo Aughtmon Ash toy Beosley Chris Beverly Tonyo (Mock Rondo 11 (Mon Dietrich Bondurant Douglas Doutwell Lynn Brantley Kevin Brooks Joy Brown Notosha Barken Tnsho Byerly Misty Cosh Jetty Colemon Terry Colemon Billy Colvin Bndgert Dortch Rocheol Fore David Green Dennis Green Spencer Homs Kim Harwell Brandon Hawthorne Patrick Henderson Tim Henry Tocry Hicks Srocey Hoomes Christo I Huie Enk Jockson Corks James Richord Jomes Kimberly Jordon Roul Jordon Amy KiHom Ivory Kyles Cassie lomberh Don Lomberh Judd Lomberh Tommy Lowery Allen Moddox Lotouyio McCreary Jeffrey Morris Frank Moye Tonyo Mulder Cecil Nelson Alice Noim Joiynn Noim Vi (bar Odom Lowono Rntchen Domelle Rurvis Jo son Roberson Louhshio Roberson Som Roe Dewoyne Scon Terry Sheffield Matthew Shelton Tony Smith Michelle Speors Chris Strength Christy Snengrh Daphne Tyree Chns Voirher Joshua Vord Michoel Word Cetono Welch Benji White Emily White Loben White Rondo 11 White 60 6th Grade Stocy Adorns Brod Adkinson Pom to Allen Ben Stock Clou Bonduront Melindo Bonduront H oth r Boutwell Swon Boutwell Bubbo Brown April Bock toy Jom e Burkett Glen Conor Srocy Cartwright Brod Connor Vondy Donrrtor Lynoll Dixon A090to Dunsford Kevin Fillmore Tony Foro Scon Green Androo Holll 09100 Con wo y Jomes Kon Johnson Troo KlRom Sonjo levins Do mo Lowery Rodney lynch Julie Moddox Dovtdo Morheoy Joey McMorh John McMorh Jennifer McMiUen Jo rod Monts Ben Murrell Tlno Nichols A090! Nls won9or Rojmkont Pot I Kteseto Phifer Jill Poole Kevin Price Zetmo Pu9h Brood Reordon Morrhew Reaves Jessie Sheffield Jomte Smith Joson Smith Sherry Smith Raymond Spoors Chnsrmo S«en9th Srephom Strength Ro9 r Thompson Jomes Tinker Christopher Townson Dennis Vhir G or9 Vhite Joseph ViHtoms letsho Vi thorns Joson Vindhom 61 5th Grade Eddie Addison Jill Adkinson Rita Allen Angelo Anderson Melisso Arrington Gerald Dell John Dell Lindsay Derry Kevin Dishop Roy Doutwell John Doutwell Shown Doutwell John Drontley Paula Burkett Wake Dyeriy Jomie Coheld Melissa Davis Marcus Dixon Morion English Brenda Fillmore Jill Fore Alldo Gresham Misty Griffis Doniel Hogon Chrissy Hommoc Jeff Hammond Brandi Hebert Fronds Henderson Dovld Herndon Doniel Higdon Adorn Johnson Eric Johnson Steven Klmmons Jason lomberh Jennifer Lynch Jennifer Martin Paulo McColl Jennifer Mosley Koren Moye Aubrey Odom Kim Porker Konerte Oumley Ladon Koines Amanda Reaves Dylon Roberson Chod Sorterwhite Krystal Smith Chris Spann Freddie Taylor Tlphonie Thompson Somonrho Tullis Buddy Tyree Kimberly Von Hoosen Lance Vord Eorl Voshlngton Deo no Vhlte Monica Vhlte Sheiloh Vhlte Stevie Vhlte Casey VilHoms David Vlllioms Jodie Vlllioms Nicole Villiomson Jerry Voyne Cornley Andrew Votson 62 4th Grade Jomt Boggort Rondo Bortow Thormon Bonton lotoph Bloch born Phillip Bloch woR Curth Boohor Holly BoufwoN Kovm Bow moo Nothon Brawn Potrtch Borhoti (no pic) So on no Compboll Chondro Conor Inch Colvin Jomio Coopof Lloyd Cunt Rottno Evom tomi� Froomon Rotondro GfOCO Timothy Groonwofl Chn Hommonds Joyco Hoi ling too Roifh Holt Stovon Huio Jormolno iortos Bon iohnton Cory iohnton iulio Iohnton Lotlto iohnton Rimborly Roily L.to Roily ionmfor RtNom iofftoy Rnowlot Morcu Rnowlot RoMo Lomboth Pool Lotolo Soth Lourto Stophomo Lynch Amondo Monholl Riftrool McOoocy ioromy McMorh Joromy Moms Ronold Moyo Amy Ntiowongor Romo thru Odom Lototho Odom Chod Poyno iomi Phillips Ronnoth Powoll iotomtoh Pntchort Chrij Ronftoo Htcholos Roborson Gmo Soy tor Coralyn Smith lik Smith Royunno Strongfh Moluto Sfuckoy Jonmfor Thompton (no p c) Alhtoy Thornton Dronto Vhrto Lothowndo Vright RoNto Lomboth Rlttrool McCrooty Royunno Strongfh 63 3rd Grade Lone Borrow Shown Borrow Georg Bore town Beosley Ceies Bell Ronnie BeN Joson Bon do ro or Tyrone Bonner John Brodley Sherry Chance Cdword Conwoy Cheryl Croley Vonroy Dow Erica Dixon Shoron Groce Vincent Groves Shelly Green Loylo Henderson Buddy Jockson Casey Jockson Tonyo lock son Lorisho Jomes Hybert Johnson Johnny Johnson Adorn Jordon Kimberly Jordon Jennifer Knowles Kevin Knowles Kristy lomberh liono Lomberh Misty Lomberh Stephen Levins Gorhck Lowery Rtchord Moddox Brton Molone Joshuo Morti n Chrtstlno Mendez Shono Mernrt Kellie Miller John Mitchel Cory Odom Tokiwo Odom Oevelond Perrymon Joshuo Pickern Kevin Powell Dovid Prather Melisso Shofer Timothy Simmons Serito Speors Mounce Sguore Vesley Srroughn Villis Thompson Tonyo Tyree Brondon Vord Lorry Vote Srephorwe Vote Robert Vekh Yoiondo Vesley Honey Vhite Honk VilWoms Brion ViNiomson 64 2nd Grade Rhondo Anderson Money Arrington Pofrck Bortow Brenton Boll Solti Boll Trovls Boll Hollo no Bon von Honk Bon nor Derrick Boutwoll Toborho Bouiwoll Shetee Dowmon Emily Brown Adorn Buckley Gmmoron Boonopone Ryon Oiovon Kevin Comoll Oovon Cox ShoUoy Creomer Choryl Crooko April Donrzter Crytrol Emmoni (no p c) Tomiko English Joseph Fullerton Brandon Go ode t Johnny Goo Trocoy Groce Boon no Groves Michelle Green well Chnsttno Goillot Ashley Horhs Brody Horns Vtdu Holt Fredrick Jock son AllOO Johnson Tlffony Johnson Tlmortiy Jones Amondo Jordon Jomol Joseph (no pic.) Mtchool Kornogy Jeremy Lee Govtn Lowery Jeremy Mortln Brook McMofh Jeremy Morris Terrell Odom Tervel Odom Billy Oglesbee Ml rondo Owens Terry Owens Mindy Perrymon Thomos Phrfer Joshua Phillips Dynell Pleosont Condlce Powell Sreven Reeves Jomes Renfroe Bryon Sopp Kent Soyler Vill.s Squore Nicholos Strength Jomie Swoln Lesley Thornton Poolo Tolbert Beth Worten Brian Voshington Georgiono Vllkoms Timothy Wilson Ronnie Otdls Holly Worsen 65 Kindergarten So mu I Adorn� Quinrhio Anderton MelitiO Autrey Condoce Denton Vel.no Dlockbotn Am Dour well Jonita Doorw ii Carolyn Dronrley Tomoro Chopkn Kenneth Colemon Jr Meredith Cornell Michoel Cutton Feltco Dixon Felito Dixon Down FmcAey Jennifer Fullerton Mom no Gee Notolie Gibbt G lor o Groce Kritten Grovet Thereto Grovet Drendo Green Michele Hommondt Dryon Kornt Amondo Henderton Lethe Hubbord Jothuo Jermgon C No riene Johnton Dnon Kennedy Alliton Know let Brandon Knowlet Angelo lombefh (no pk.) Monhew Lombefh Letlre Litenby Amberiy McCombt Mortho McCutchm Arturo Mender Jotef Morph Come O 'Donnon Chrlttmo Ordtt Amber Owent Chrttlie Ptckern Jevon Pleotonr Adorn Purvtt Jo met kJchborg Keith hoberton Locy Koberton Timothy Roger� DovkJ Shafer Robbie Sronton Tobrat Srrooghn Troy Strength Woylon Stuckey Chondo Tinker Tim Vorvon Michoeto V.gg.nt CNovino Villiomt 67 Elementary and Middle School Activities 1. Green Thumb (Middle): President Me- lisso Arrington, Vice-President Somontho Tullis, ond Secretory Stephanie White, (no pic.) 2. Student Government Officers: Secretory Kim Porker, Porliomentorion John Bout- well. Treasurer Claire Bonduronf. President Tosho Burkett, ond Vice-President Som Roe. 3. Green Thumb (Elementary): Secretory Amondo Morsholl, Vice-President Chris Hammonds, Advisor Mrs. Jeon Johnson, President Drenio White, ond Treasurer Julie Johnson. 4. Student Government Members: Erik Jackson. John Boutwell, Kim Porker, Sheila White, Christy Strength, Tony Smith. Cloire Bonduronf. Amondo Reaves. Stocy Adorns. Rochoel Fore. Tosho Burkett, ond Som Roe. 5. Boy's 5th Grade 4-H Officers: President Adorn Johnson, Vice-President Zockery Ty- ree, Secretory John Boutwell. ond Reporter Chris Sponn. Girl’s 5th Grode Officers: Pres- ident Jill Fore, Vice-President Deono White. Secretory Sheila White. Reporter Somontho Tullis. ond Song Leader Melissa Arrington. 6. Girl s 6th Grode 4-H Officers: President April Buckley. Vice-President Jennifer McMillan. Secretory Andreo Hollingfon. Re- porter Dovldo Motheny. Song Leaders Claire Bonduronf ond Melinda Bonduronf. Boy s 6th Grode 4-H Officers: President Mott Reoves. Vice-President Joey McMoth. Secretory Ben Block, ond Treosurer Pojni Potel. 7. Girl s 7th Grode 4-H Officers: President Tosho Burkett. Vice-President Joy Brown. Secretory Tonyo Mulder, Reporter Danielle Purvis, ond Song Leaders Bridgeft Dortch ond Kim Jordon. Boy's 7fh Grode 4-H Of- ficers: President Som Roe. Vice-President Tony Smith. Secretory Dietrick Bonduronf. ond Reporter Erik Jackson. 69 Beginner Band Beginner Bond First Row: Jomie Cofield. Tiffany Thompson. Michell Fillmore. Mandy Reeves. Christy Hommoc. Stevie White. Samantha Tullis. Sheliah White. Second Row: Melissa Arrington. Misty Griffis. Paulo McCall. Gerald Bell. Brandy Hebort. Monica White. Freddy Toilor. Reida Allen. Jill Adkinson. Bock Row: Francis Henderson. John Brantley. Dylon Roberson. London Rains. Bloke Dyerly. Jenifer Mosely. Kim Parker. Intermediate Band Intermediate Bond First Row: Heather Boutwell. Stacie Adorns. Dovido Matheny. Stacie Cartwright. Angela Dunsford. Sheri Smith. Stephonie Strength. Wendy Dontlzer. Second Row: Tracy Kellim. April Buckley. Keri Johnson. Josi Allen. Christie Strength. Lynell Dixon. James Smith. Jamie Burkett. Swan Boutwell. Detrio Lowery. Back Row: Brondie Reardon. Claire Bonduront. Joey McMoth. Ben Murrell. James Tinker. Scott Greene. Lisha Williams. Brod Adkinson. Tina Nichols. Melinda Bondurant. 70 BfcCKfOR 'CANES WIN AREA CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THIRD YEAR The 1987 Flomoton baseball team defeated Georgiana for the Area Cham- pionship 10-2. Leading hitter for the 16-6 Canes was Scott Hammond who had an average of .456. Randy Enfinger led the team with 25 RDI and Solon Gandy had four game-winning hits. Bottom Row: Tim Sotteiwhite. Btyon Newby. Scott Hammond. Woody Kilcteose. Solon Gondy. Dale Long. Jimbo Pugh. Second Row.- Cooch Anthony Davidson. Chris Roye, Ken Busbee. Rondy Enfinger. Ricky Carden. Ken Knowles. Stony Brock. Scott Guy. John Sattetwhite. Robert Cosh, and Coach Jerry Greene. Opponent Von Loss T. R. Millet loss T. R- Millet Von Von Von Loss Century Von Artnote Loss J. F. Sheikh Von T. R. Millet Von Ernest Void Von 1. F. Sheikh Von Geotgiano Von V. S. Neal Loss Ernest Void Loss Century Von Red Level Von Evergreen Von Geotgiano Von Evetgteen Von Morengo Co. Loss 72 1. Ken Knowles hits o double. 2. Rondy Enfinger togs the runner out of first. 3. Stony Drock hurls one post o Morengo hitter. 4. Stony Drock gets o good hit. 5. Ken Busbee monoges o single. 73 Century 24 23 Armore 17 9 Atmore 10 7 Castleberry 22 6 Castleberry 10 6 Century 0 9 Atmore 14 2 Atmore 20 15 74 Bottom Row: Winell Dixon. Christina Smith. Rochelle Jackson. Joyne Lomberh. Sonjo Ourt. Julie Dyrd. Second Row: Cooch Johnson. Millie Dixon. Cynthia Dixon. Angelo Baldwin. Virginia Voughn. Debbie Powell. Angie Salter. Coach Dickerson. Cynthia Dixon rounds third bose. Virginia Voughn slugs the boll for a double. Joyne Lomberh togs the runner out for the Lody Canes. The Saffu Continues ... Second Consecutive 10-0 Season _ - 2 9 -9 i 9 t � A' r‘V12 -5 5- -3 1. i1 'i $ •“ 5 33 Flat Row: Monogor Bubbo Drown Jimbo Pugh. Chod Dlonkiochip Robbie Chovery Bryan Newby ion Hoomos. Joih White Aoron Micks. Lynn Ky� o$. Ronnie Knowles. Coach Cornell. Cooch Green. Cooch Jones Cooch Smith Second Row: Richord Fore. Todd Purvis. Ryon Dunaway Rusfhy Johnson. Lonce Reiche. Richord Morlock. David Choncery. Richie Chovers. Dole Long. Dtion Smith. John Matlock. Ricky lombeth. Cooch Gunther. Third Row: Chris Roye. Vonce Smith. Solon Gondy. Johnny Dusbee. Greg Lowery. Ricky Corden. Rusty Durnhom. Torry Micks. Tommy Denson. Lorry Pope. D. Anthony Dixon. Jeff Toylor. Robert Cosh. Cooch Fountain. Fourth Row: Greg Morris. Cedric Odom. Rusty Roberson. Lee Cofield. Stony Drock. Rodney Lord. Durt Turner. DovkJ Deosley. Ken Dusbee. Dee Dooduronr. John Sotterwhite. Woody Kllcreose. Scott Mommond. ond Anthony J. Dixon. The 1987 Hurricanes proved their chorac- rer. ability, ond stamina with their im- pressive 11-1 season. Regular season play wos exciting ond provided those loyal Cane fans with many breath-taking ond unforgettable moments. For the second consecutive year, the regular season re- cord wos on unblemished 10-0. The Hurricanes once again earned the right to continue to the playoffs in pursuit of the ever-illusive state championship. The season ended when the Cones, with on overall record of 11-1, fell to the Ree- Itown Rebels, who eventually become the state champions. For the second year, the 'Cones only loss was to the top team in Alabama's 2-A football class. 75 Winningest Football Coach Cooch Ronnie Cottrell was christened the winningest football cooch in Flomofon High School's athletic history. This 23rd win propelled him to the top of the record books. The 'Cones, of course, felt if necessary to recognize” Coach Cotrell's achieve- ment in a truly refreshing manner. Cooch Ing Sioff: Jerry Greene. Heod Coach Ronnie Cottrell Hugh loin. Dovld Jones. Lee Gunter. Kent Smith. 76 1. Robert Cosh mokes on importonf run to contribute to the Cone victory ogoinst Costleberry. 2. Cedric Odom out runs the Century defender for o touchdown. 3. Seniors' Spirit helps to get ployers mentolly prepored for the upcoming dash. 4. Scott Hommonds scrombles to save Hurricane yordoge. 5. Ricky Corden attempts o two-point conversion. 4. John Softerwhite Rusty Durnhom TE. 150 TE; 175 Ricky Carden T. 205 Taylor Chisholm G; 165 Lee Cofield FL 155 Anthony J. Dixon RB. 150 D. Anthony Dixon T; 205 Enoch Ellis T; 175 Tommy Few TE. 170 Richard Fore G; 176 « « • No Avo.UfcW PWfw o No A voKoMo 76 Btyon Newby ion Hoomes Chris Roye Vonce Smith Burt Turner johnny Dusbee 06. 105 FL 125 t FL 161 Tt; 150 C 165 T; 205 Solon Gondy Aaron Hicks Lynn Kyles Ricky Lambeth T; 203 G: 165 RB; 150 C 160 Robert Cosh Richie Chovers Robbie Chovers Ryan Du no way RB. 164 G. 160 FL 105 RB. 155 L w 64 ► i - 73 71 50 9 MW� 9 iohn Mattock C 195 Larry Pope T; 202 Brion Smith Jeff Taylor RB. 145 Josh White FL 105 Tommy Benson RB; 176 Chod Blonkinchip David Chancery Rusty Johnson Ronnie Knowles Greg Lowery FL- 115 T; 170 G; 150 QB; 115 QB; 160 Cedric Odom mokes o good effort to help the Cane victory. Cooch Cotrell come to Flomofon in 1965, ond since then, he has become the winningesf coach in Flomaton's football history, winning 26 of 30 regular season games. Rodney Lord clears the path fore Scott Hammond's tremendous run. Richord Matlock TE; 170 Jimbo Pugh OB. 145 Todd Purvis RB. 140 Tony Hicks T; 205 60 Varsity Wrap-Up ’CANES 23 FRISCO CITY 13 The opening gome for fhe 1987 seoson was o good one. The defense held the Whippets to only thirteen points, leoding the Hurricanes to a 23-10 victory. Points for the Cones were scored by Cedric Odom. Scott Hammond, ond Chris Roye. ’CANES 19 LEROY 0 The Cones traveled to Leroy to face on aggressive Dears teom. Determination carried fhe Cones to a 19-0 victory. Leading tacklers were Stony Orock. Durt Turner. Tommy Denson, ond Robert Cosh. ’CANES 24 J.U. RLACKSHER 0 The Cones shut out the Dulldogs 24-0 for their eighth consecutive victory at home ond their second shut out of fhe season. Points for the Cones were scored by Woody Kilcreose. Scott Hommond. ond Robert Cosh. ’CANES 35 CONECUH COUNTY 14 The Cones ployed o tough Dlue Devil teom. but with great defense ond extra effort by fhe Cones, they captured o 35-14 victory. Leoding rockier was Woody Kilcreose with 6 solo's ond 15 assists. Points for fhe Cones were scored by Cedric Odom. Chris Roye. Ricky Corden. Robert Cosh, ond Tommy Denson. ’CANES 35 MILLRY 0 The Cones recorded their fifth victory of the seoson with o 35-0 shut out over the Wildcats. With this win Head Coach Ronnie Cottrell recorded his twenty-third victory of Flomoton. in three seasons which mode Cooch Cottrell the winningest coach in Flomaton's history. Cedric Odom hod his seoson high with 14 rushes ond 127 yeors. Points for fhe Cones were scored by Scoff Hommond. Ricky Corden, ond Robert Cosh. ’CANES 28 6E0R6IANA 0 The Cones traveled to Georgiono to ploy their first oreo gome of the yeor. Until this gome the Hurricanes hod never won in Georgiono. A marvelous defense led the Cones to o 28-0 victory, ond their fourth shut out of the seoson. Points for the Cones were scored by Woody Kilcreose. Cedric Odom. Scott Hommond. Ricky Corden. and Robert Cosh. CANES 40 SOUTHERN NORMAL 0 The Cones returned home for this year's Homecoming gome ogoinst o high spirited Cyclone teom. The defense dominated fhe Cyclone offense, assisting the Hurricones in their 40-0 victory. This gome wos the seventeenth straight regulor seoson victory ond the fifth shut out. Points for the Cones were scored by Cedric Odom. Ricky Corden. Jon Hoomes. Chris Roye. Dryon Newby. Len Kyles, ond Johnny Dusbee. ’CANES 48 CENTURY 7 The Cones recorded their eighth victory by defeating their cross -town rival the Century Dlockcots. The Cones won 48-7 having 590 yards in total offense while holding the Cots to only 176. Three Hurricones rushed for over 100 yards: Scott Hommond. Cedric Odom, ond Robert Cosh. Woody Kilcreose ond Tommy Few also hod o very exciting night ploying outstanding defense. This wos fhe first time in twenty yeors that the Cones hod defeated the Cots on the Cones home-field. ’CANES 28 J.F. SHIELDS 7 The Cones won their third straight Areo II Championship, offer defeating fhe Panthers 28-7. The score reolly doesn't indicate how close fhe gome wos. Leoding tocklers were Tommy Few. Robert Cosh. Durt Turner, ond Woody Kilcreose. Points for the Cones were scored by Greg Harris. Cedric Odom. Scoff Hommond. Ricky Corden. ond Robert Cosh. ’CANES 46 RED LEVEL 2 The Cones traveled to Red Level to fry to capture their second consecutive 10-0 seoson. Not only did they capture their second consecutive 10-0 seoson. but they also defeated the Tigers 46-2. For fhe yeor. the Cones defense only allowed their opponents 43 points, while the Cones offense scored 326. Leoding tocklers were Lee Cofield. Durt Turner. Ricky Corden. ond Ryon Dunaway Offensively three ployers. once again, rushed for over 100 yords: Cedric Odom. Scott Hommond, ond Robert Cosh. Points for the Cones were scored by Cedric Odom. Scott Hommond. Ricky Corden. Robert Cosh. Len Kyles, ond Tommy Denson. CANES 42 mcintosh 6 The Cones once ogoin come bock home to on exciting crowd to ploy Round 1 of fhe State Playoffs, ogoinst the McIntosh Demons. The fhird-ronked Hurricones defeated the Demons 42-6 to odvonce to Round 2. Stony Drock. Ken Dusbee. ond Ricky Corden ployed their best gome ever. Woody Kilcreose. with 1 tackle, turned fhe gome around emotionally for the Cones. Points for the Cones were scored by Scott Hommond. Cedric Odom. Ricky Corden. ond Robert Cosh. CANES 14 REELT0WN 26 The Cones traveled to Reeltown to challenge the Rebels for Round 2 of the Playoffs. The third-ronked Hurricones were defeated by fhe second-ranked Rebels 26-14. The Cones offense ond defense ployed very well fhe first half to toke o holf time leod only to come up short of o well deserved victory. Turnovers ployed on important role for both teams, but fhe Cones couldn’t capitalize on the Rebels' mistakes. Points for the Cones were scored by Woody Kilcreose ond Cedric Odom. 81 Canes Advance To 1. Cedric Odom breaks o tackle and goes in for the score. 2. Jeff Toylor breaks ourside ond gets valuable yardage. 0. Robert Cash shows a good hustle. 4. Cedric Odom dives for the first down. 82 State Playoffs 1. Scoff Hommond follows fhe block of Cedric Odom. 2. Cedfic Odom cofches o fouchdown poss ogomsf Reelfown fo puf fhe Hurricanes ahead. 3. Scoff Hommond makes a valuable block for Cedric Odom. Hustle and Pride Result in 3-2 Season t 64 From Row: Jim Donduront. Robby Loo. Rusty Johnson. Chris Vhlto. Todd Purvis. Chod CMonhinchip. Drody Lomborh. Ronnie Knowies. Ricky Vonhoosen. Som Roe. Glenn Conor Second Row: Cooch Davidson. Woyne Colemon. Soon Henderson Dovid Choncory. Marcus Mathis Jimbo Pugh. Eric Lomborh. Michool Edgoi Tory Hicks. Chod Mon on. and Brian Smith. FHS 0 TR Miller 6 FHS 30 Ernest Word 6 FHS 26 Joy 0 FHS 6 Frisco City 0 FHS 12 Uriah 14 Junior Vorsify Coaches ore as follows: Jerry Carpenter. Head Cooch Anthony Davidson. David Jones, and (not pictured) Student Asst. Vince Morgan. VARSITY BASKETBALL Cooch Coipemer. Corlos Mclemore. Cedric Odom. Jerry Eilond. Ricky Corden. Durr Turner. Ken Dusbee. Dernord Dixon, ond Kelvin English. Cooch Jerry Carpenter had a very successful first year. His A Team Doys enjoyed an exciting season. Coach Carpenter arrived here from Fruitdale. Alabama. His winning attitude overlaps info his comments The players work hard, play hard, and really want to win. Winning isn’t everything, but it's important to be a winner even when the score isn’t in our favor. United We Stand Corios Mclemore Sr. — Guord Bernard Dixon Soph. — Guord Cooch Carpenrer ond this yeor's Seniors. This yeor's sroff includes stot-keeper Chrissy Hicks ond Bookkeeper Angie Boldwin. (Not pictured ore Anthony Dixon ond Enoch Ellis — monogers.) Cooch Corpenter ond ployers look on with intensity. Ken Dusbee Sr. — Guord Cedric Odom Sr. — Guord Jerry Eilond Sr. — Forward Kevin English Sr. — Guord Ricky Corden Jr. — Center Burt Turner Jr. — Center 66 Divided We Fall Dixon prepores to foke if fo fhe goal Eilond shoots o sweet jumper. Dusbee sets up the ploy. Us Opponent Them 33 JF Shields 69 59 Red Level 46 50 Excel 44 50 CC Tourney Castleberry 60 60 Georgiono 67 65 Red Level 60 53 TRM Tourney TR Miller 60 43 TRM Tourney Repton 57 52 Doyside Acodemy 43 46 JF Shields 71 45 Century 60 64 Georgiono 60 55 JU Dlocksher 52 77 Southern Normal 60 70 Doyside Acodemy 54 64 Century Southern Normol Excel JU Dlocksher Area Tournament Sub-State Stole Tournament 69 Eilond sporks the crowdl Odom invodes the Dlockcof defense. Corden takes if fo the hoop! Shooting For the Top This year's D Team was under the leadership of first-year Coach Hugh Fountoin. Coach Fountain enjoys living and coaching in Flomaton. When asked how he felt about his coaching job here at Flomaton he responded. Overall, this has been a very positive first year and a great place to coach. D IMITI member! ore oj follows: Drlon Ports. Anthony Dixon. Eric Price. Billy Owens. Rusty Burnham. Jeff Taylor. Keith Reeves. Aoron Hicks. Lynn Kyles. Head Coach: Hugh Fountain. Us Opponent Them 45 JF Shields 51 59 Red Level 26 46 Excel 40 20 Georgiono 26 50 Red Level 42 59 Dayside Acodemy 26 40 JF Shields 60 44 Century 52 49 Georgiono 41 46 Urloh 46 46 Southern Normal 07 42 Doyside Acodemy 25 04 Century Southern Normal Excel Urioh 06 1. Cones show defensive abilities. 2. Denson roKes it to the hoop. O.Canes position themselves for the rebound. 4.Erlc Price hits two for the Cones. 69 Lady Canes The 1987-88 Lody Cones ore os follows: Proof Row: Beverly Coder. Angle Solfer, Roshelle Jockson. Sonjo Durt. Sherri Woshingfon. Dock Row: Wynell Miller — slots. Dlone Kirklond. Cynrhlo Dixon. Rebecco Odom. Angie Steodhom. Christy Glynn. Joyne Lombefh. Cooch Jerry Greene. (Not pictured is Ctisti Horwell ond Julie Byrd). Us Opponent 22 JF Shields 23 Red Level 14 Excel 39 VS Neol 27 Georgiono 29 Red Level 21 JF Shields 2d Century 35 Georgiono 21 JU Dlocksher 35 Southern Normol 25 Century Southern Normol Excel JU Dlocksher Area Tournoment 90 Cooch Jerry Green Angie Steodhom shoots two for the Hurricones. Take the Court Oisri Horwell Joyne Lombefh Cynfhio Dixon Dione Kirklond Cynrhio Dixon fries for fwo. Cones strive for control of the boll. 91 J.V. TAKES McCALL TOURNEY Front Row: Fredrick Villioms. Cieove Johnson. Billy Colvin. Potrick Henderson. Tony Smith. Jimmy Dixon. Chris Von Hoosen, Dennis Donduronf. Bock Row: Ashley Beosley. Brlon Smith. Greg Lowery. Torry Hicks. Jimbo Pugh. Seon Henderson ond Heod Cooch Anthony Davidson. Opponent Us Them W. S. Neol 32 34 T. R. Miller 32 35 T. R. Miller 26 33 Joy 41 47 V. S. Neol 34 41 McColl 41 30 McColl 46 46 W. S. Neol 39 31 McColl 39 26 92 Pride, Practice and Participation J-V team members ore os follows: Kelli Herndon, LoToyio McCreary. Jill Soyler. Koylyn Phifer, Toro Smith, Christina Smith, Velvet Kyles, Ivory Kyles ond Cooch Gunter. Us Opponent Them 19 Century 5 16 McCall 44 26 McCall 31 20 Atmore Tourney McColl 36 22 At more Tourney Monroeville 23 31 Joy 34 6 McColl Tourney McColl 30 10 Pensocolo Corholic Century Pensocolo Catholic VS Neol 26 A Second Look . .. Aye. the boll is flying. The lods ploy heart ond soul; The gools stands up. the keeper Stands up to keep the goal. — Is My Teom Ploughing A. E. Housman The 1987-68 year in sporrs certainly did keep the goal. In recent years, fans have grown to expect more than just averoge performances from Flomoton's athletes. Consequently, the ployers hove risen to the challenge. The football season was excitement-filled from the beginning to the end. Another great seoson was the culmination of much hord work ond even more effort. The baseball teom is preparing for another sensational season. For the post three yeors. they have been Area 2 Chomps, ond this year should be no exception. With the expansion ond renovation of the gymnasium, the basketball season this yeor began on era under new leadership. Sports, this yeor provided fans with many exciting ond tense moments. Nothing can compare with the thrill of victory, or the ogony of defeat. 94 Bf CK FOR The pride ' truly is bock, ond it is evident ot holftime when the bond performs. Not only do they look ond sound greot. they ore o source of excitement for the fons. The bond ployed ot pep rollies ond porticipored in severol oreo Christmos porodes. In the spring, they presented o major concert for which they began preparing in early January. This year the bond members worked hord to roise funds for o proposed trip to Disney World. Bond Director. Gerald Cofer, devoted much to choreographing the shows that the bond performed of holftimes. The 1907 Drum Major wos Tonyo Grant. She received o superior rating in o competition held ot Troy Store University. The bond received o prominsing rating of excellence. Percussion joy Drown. Rachel Fore. Drion Ports. Ashley Deosley. Scoff Jackson. Curt George. Croig White. Done Aydeloft. Annette Alton. Woodwinds Celeno Welch. Tasho Durkett. Don Lom- beth. Denji White. Tonyo Block. Jolynn Nolin. Kim Jordon. Nicole Drown. Jodi Owens. Shannon Stondefer. Tommy Upton. Martha Potts. Allyson Thornton. Allysso Welch. Labet White, Racheal Wedgeworth. Cassie Lambeth Second Row: Chorla Reardon. Kristie Worrick. Andrea Cumbie. Trocy Knowles. Amy Pope. Vickie Johnson. Brandy Dole. Star Adkinson. Adrienne Gorey. Amy Kil- liom. Donielle Purvis. Stacey Hoomes. Tonyo Mulder. Lawana Pritchett. Chor- lotte Norwood. Leah White, and Mori- onn Mize. Brass First Row: Erik Jockson. Deifrick. Donduront. Den Roe. Jeffrey Morris, Shonnon Lomberh. Dana Emmons. Wendy Owens, and Sam Roe. Second Row: Brandon Haw thorn ne. Juonetfe Howell. Richard Mize. Jeff Beasley. Se- an Henderson. Kevin Smith. Jamie Neal. Jeana Borrow, Jim Dondurant. 96 1. Drum Major Tonyo Gront direct, as the bond ploys in the stands. 2. 1967-66 bond officers ore os follows: Representative Vickie Johnson. President Amy Pope. Vice-President Wendy Owens. Representative Jeono Borrow, and Drum Major Tonyo Grant. 3. The senior members of the bond ore Do no Aydelott. percussion; Shannon Chancery, majorette.- and Cyndi Odom, color guord. 4. The 1967-66 concert bond is comprised of students from the 7fh-l2th grodes. Because of the numerous first year players, ond the inconvenience of relocating during the bondroom s renovation, the bond did not go to district contest this yeor. The bond did. however, present their annual spring concert. 99 Under the leadership of captain Vickie Henderson, the majorettes were a definite highlight of the PRIDE'S halftime performance. Their versatility was evident os they twirled fire batons, umbrellas, straw hats and did a Mexican shaker dance. At marching contest at Troy Stare University, the majorettes received a superior rating. Shannon Chancery Senior Vickie Henderson Junior Angie Kelly Junior Christi Harwell Sophomore Tiffony Simmons Sophomore Kelli White Sophomore 100 Cindy Odom Sonior T rocy Linom Junior Julio Dyrd Junior Toroso Cordon Junior d ctasict The colorguord this yeor added a flash of color to the bond's halftime routine. Their twirling, as well as their dance routines were an eyepleaser to the crowd. They received a superior rating at the Southeastern Stores Marching contest, which was held at Troy State University. Their many hours of practice proved fruitful in that this feat had not been accomplished in several years. 101 All the Right Moves The 1987-88 Varsity Cheerleaders at- tended a clinic sponsored by rhe Na- tional Cheerleaders Association held at The University of South Alabama during August. While there, they re- ceived two excellent ribbons, one superior ribbon, and for rhe first time were awarded the “spirit stick”. The varsity cheerleaders, under rhe direction of Mrs. Ann Jackson, have done an outstanding job of keeping the HURRICANE SPIRIT alive. Not only have they accomplished this at foot- ball and basketball games, but also by making signs, selling booster bodges, and holding pep rallies. Ann Jackson Sponsor Sobrino Guss Co pro in Senior Kelly Doutwell Senior Michelle Schonke Senior Aliso Findley Junior 102 Pep and Pride Prevail Angelo Findley Debbie Odom Tommy Upton Alysso Welch This year's spirited Junior Varsity Squad kept up that CANE spirit at Junior Var- sity athleric events. These girls spend long hours of practice so that they are impressive with their cheers and stunts. Under Ms. Garvin's leader- ship as sponsor, the J.V. cheerleaders hove hod an extremely productive and spirit-filled year. 104 A Country Christmas The Porode of contestants ote os follows: Angie Steodhom. Cyndi Odom. Sabrina Guss. Jimmie Courtney. Kelly Doutwell. Peggy Kilcreose. Katie Findley. April Stewart. Degee White. Tiffony Simmons. Glotio Cotnley. Alisa Findley. Julia Groves. Jennifer Hollington. Michelle Schanke. ond Angie Kelly. The 1988 Miss FHS pogeonf. on annual event sponsored by the Senior Class, wos under the direction of the class sponsors Mrs. Beverly Ferguson ond Mrs. Sherrie Lisenby. Geoffrey Tullis served os emcee for the pageant, ond Judges were Mr. Jim Horf. Mrs. Nancy Hort, ond Mr. Glenn Jernigon. 105 Wr. 3.M.S. I 'oocIif KifcreaSe and Wlu 3.J4.S. SJ, rina CjuAi Woody Kilcreose. son of Mr. ond Mrs. Jerry L. Kilcreose. wos chosen os Mr. FHS for 1986. Woody hos ployed boseboll for two yeors ond footboll for three yeors. He is o member of the F Club. FCA, ond YAD. In the Senior Who's Who. Woody wos chosen os ’Best All Around. He enjoys fishing, hunting, ond vorious other sports. Sobrino Guss. doughter of Mr. Ronold Guss ond Mrs. Peggy Groves Guss, wos selected os Miss FHS for 1988. Sobrino hos been o cheerleoder for three yeors ond served os coptoin her senior yeor. She enjoys horsebock riding, swimming, skiing, ond tennis. In the Senior Who's Who. Sobrino wos chosen os hoving ‘ Most School Spirit. The Top Five Finolists ore os follows: 4th runner-up Gloria Cornley. 3rd runner-up Tiffany Simmons. 2nd runner-up April Stewart. Miss FHS Sabrino Guss. and 1st runner-up Alisa Findley. 106 Cindy Odom Miss Conqenioliiy Each year, much time is spent planning and preparing for the Miss FHS pageant. Much hard work was displayed in the scenery centered around the Country Christmas theme. Angie Steadham. Jimmie Courtney. Sandy Parker. Christina Scoff. Karen Herndon, and Lisa Howling prepared the refreshments for the tea. Serving at the tea were Kelly Arrington. Shannon Chancery and Stephanie White. During the intermissions, entertainment was provided by soloists Heather Stewart ond Rodney Lord. 107 BRCWTON PkG Students who chose to oftend the Brewton Areo Vocotionol Center ore os follows-. Lotle Shivers. Kothy Wolford. Tomi Lambeth. Michelle Denn. Michelle Schonke. Rusty Roberson. Tommie Peterson. Jana Lambeth. Trocy Fillmore. Dryon Newby. Kevin English. Greg Harris. Alisa Findley. Vance Smith. Doug Dole. Jeff Taylor. Shannon Boutwell. Scott Boutwell. Mott Jordan. Woyne Strength. David Beasley. Glen Pridgen. Timothy Marion. Carlos McLemore. Ron Groves. William Bell. Timmy Satterwhite. Doug Evons. Shone Booth, Dean Brown. Clifford Forbes. Chuck Boutwell. Michael Searcy, and Shannon White. WGLDIflG There ore four students from FHS who chose to take welding their two years of the Drewton Area Vocation- al Center. These students ore as fol- lows: Ron Graves. Chuck Boutwell. Dean Drown, and Mike Boutwell. Welding was chosen by these stu- dents because it may better their career opportunities. 106 lAXATIONN. CGhTGR BUILDIMG CONSTRUCTION The students taking building and construction learned skills in safety while constructing many things with wood. The following students took this course: Bryan Newby. David Beasley, Jeff Toylor, Shannon White, Wayne Strength, Matt Jordan, and Timothy Marion. CHILD CMC Caring for and teaching children right from wrong are among the few skills child core provide. The students from FHS who chose to take child care are Lorie Shivers. Tracy Fillmore. Tommie Peterson, and Jana Lambeth. HCN.TH OCCUPATIONS Alisa Findley, a students at FHS. chose to take Health occupation education her first year at the Brewton Area Vocational Center. Alisa has learned skills in taking care of the sick by working with hospital patients. 109 MASONRY RUTO MCCHM1ICS Mosonry is a course that trains students to lay bricks ond blocks. Two students from FHS are taking this course — Kevin English and Carlos McLemore. The students who chose to take auto mechanics are Timmy Satterwhite. Clifford Forbes. Doug Dole. Scott Boutwell. Vance Smith, Doug Evans. Glen Pridgen, Rusty Roberson. Greg Harris, William Dell, Michael Searcy, and Shane Booth. These students learn to repair damaged cars. Business office sw.es mulcting The following students, Tami Lambeth, Michelle Denn, and Michelle Schanke. chose to take business office the post two years. These students hove learned skills in no filing, general office skills, and working with computers. Kathy Wolford, an FHS student, chose to take soles and marketing the past two years. Working with computers and cash registers are a few of the skills learned by Kathy. Students learn how to keep up with money and how the business world operates. The Student Government Association (SGA) hos changed its name from Student Council. This association helps to form new clubs and speaks up for students' rights. The officers for this year ore (left) President Shannon Chan- cery, Vice President Rebecca Pugh. Secretory Greg Dyrd. Treasurer Cristi Harwell. The representatives ore (below) Sitting: 12th grade Greg Dyrd. Angie Baldwin, Dona Aydelott. Kelly Arrington. Shannon Chancery. Shelly Deslonde. Stephanie White. Amy Pope and Sabrina Guss. Standing: Cristi Harwell, Kelly White — 10th, Shannon Standefer — 9th, Heath Johnson. Jeff Beasley — 8th, Angela Findley — 9th, Ashley Carden — 10th. Julie Byrd. Sharon Heller. Rebecca Pugh, and Maleft Rowland — 11th. Mr. Paul Dickerson serves as sponsor. in Rrinual Staff This year the 1987-86 staff leaders ore (right) Editor Kelly Arrington, As- sistant Editor Virginia Vaughn, Busi- ness Manager Shelly Deslonde, As- sistant Business Manager Leigh Lambert, and sponsor Mrs. Shelmerdene Folsom. These and oth- er members have worked hard in order for the yearbook to be a suc- cess. It is often thought that pictures ore just thrown on a page, a story is written, and the work is done. On the contrary, layouts are done, pic- tures hove to be cropped, copy writ- ten, and much preparation has to be put info a yearbook. The 1907- fi Annuol Stoff mtmben or Cindy Odom. Chod Blonkinchip. Jill Soyler. Shormon Cooper. Leigh Lombert. Shelly Deslonde. Greg Byrd. Angie Baldwin. Koren Herndon. Li so Howling. Dono Aydeloft. Shannon Chancery. Kelly Arrington. Virginio Voughn. Terro Nolin. Shannon Stondefer. Chorio Reordon. ond Sponsor Shelmerdene Folsom. Four Annuol Staff members Kelly Arrington. Greg Byrd. Shelly Deslonde. ond Chod Blonkinchip. attended o yearbook clinic of Auburn University on August 3-5. During this clinic, the members attended seminars on yearbook design, copy preparation, etc. Competing with 250 other members ond 50 schools. Flomoton won one of four trophies for copy preparation. The Eye of the Hurricane The Eye of the Hurricane, a paper established here at FHS. has been a great success the past two years. The paper consists of activities in which some of the student body may be involved. The people responsible for such o poper ore (right: bottom row) April Stewart. Editor Rod- ney Lord. Co-Editor Jolinda Nelson. Ollie Edgar, (second row) Amy Pope. Stephanie White. Shonnettee Poole. Sharon Heller. Rebecca Pugh, (top row) Greg Dyrd. Gloria Carnley, Kim Fuller, and sponsor Mrs. Drenda Gandy. 114 Drama Club Members of the 19B7-66 Dromo Club ore Sponsor Brendo Gondy. Sondy Dovidson. Virginio Voughn. Kotle Findley. Glorlo Cornley. Shoron Heller. Greg Byrd. Amy Pope. Shelly Deslonde. Stephanie White, Michelle Gofford. Angle Solter. Beverly Carter, Julie Byrd. Jon Hoomes. Rodney Lord, Jollndo Nelson. Rebecco Pugh. Crlsfl Harwell, Tiffany Simmons, Juonette Howell. Leigh Lambert. Curt George. Lisa Nowllng. Sabrina Guss. Tommy Stondefer. Wynell Miller. Karen Herndon. Shannon Choncery. Kelly Arrington, Peggy Kilcreose. April Stewart. Shannettee Poole. Kim Fuller. Ken Busbee Kelly Boutwell. Joy Joy Chandler. Trocy Godfrey. Brian Potts, Angle Baldwin, Diono Kirkland. Dano Aydloeft. Ollie Edgar. Rochelle Jock son. and Sonjo Burt. This marks the fifth year of the Drama Club's existence here of FHS. The over 45 members have attended ploys in Mobile about works by Mark Twain and Edgar Allen Poe. They also traveled to Montgomery to view a performance at the Shakespeare festival. Many other trips were token throughout the year to drama related events. This year's officers are (left: sitting) Greg Byrd, (standing) Sponsor Mrs. Brenda Gandy, and Treasurer Sharon Heller. Mrs. Gandy founded this organization in 1982. Sr. Beta Club Celebrates 50th Anniversary 116 A This marks fhe 50th year of the Sen- ior Beta Club at FHS. The induction ceremony, held of Flomaton High au- ditorium, was led by officers of the 1937 Beta Club. The officers for 1987- 88 are President Rodney Lord, Vice President Greg Byrd. Recording Sec- retary Katie Findley, Corresponding Secretary Gloria Cornley, Treasurer Sharon Heller, and Sponsor Ann Jack- son. This year's members are Gloria Carnley, Kevin Smith, Angie John- son, Tami Lambeth, Cindy Odom. Rodney Lord, Doug Dole. Katie Fin- dley. Scott Jackson, Cristi Harwell. Ry- an Dunaway. Dan Norwood. Wendi Owens, Sharon Heller. Juanefte Howell. Sonja Burt. Greg Byrd, Kelly Arrington. Lisa Nowling, Maleft Ro- wland. and Ashley Carden. JUNICE BETA CLUB SCIENCE CLUE The Junior Beta Club consists of stu- dents from the eighth and ninth grodes. To become a member of this honor society, the students must have a grade-point overage of 3.0 and must maintain this average to remain a member. This year's Junior Beta Club has over thirty members. They include (bottom row) Vicki Johnson. Charla Reardon. Debbie Odom, Stacie Lam- bert. President Jimbo Pugh, Vice President Chad Blankinchip. Secre- tary Carol Warren, Treasurer Jill Sayler. Shannon Standefer. Star Ad- kinson. Brandy Carden. Sponsor Gwen Walton, (middle row) Sherry McCall. Christi Smith. Dee Dee Holt, Kristi Warrick, Angela Findley. Steph- anie Mafheny. Alyssa Welch, Kaylyn Phifer. Kendreah Spears. Allyson Thornton, Emily Warren. Leigha Cox. (fop row) Jim Bondurant. Sean Hen- derson. Heath Johnson. Caine Led- better, Phillip Baggett. Jeff Beasley, Johnny Griffis, and Jimmy Dixon. Mrs. Walton has been sponsor for nine years. A new club was formed this year for are (bottom row) President Kevin students with special interest in sci- Smith, Secretary Angie Johnson, ence — Science Club. The members Treasurer Michael Nelson, (second row) Sponsor Barbara Jordon. Chrissy Hicks, Jill Sayler. (third row) Kaylyn Phifer, Lisa Knowles. Brian Potts, (back row) Rodney Lord, Andrea Cumbie. Kevin Jordan. (Not pictured is Vice President Jeana Barrow.) Sponsor Barbara Jordan took the members to the Exploreum in Mobile on October 1. They plan to take more science-related field trips throughout the year. F-Club The F-Club consists of students who ote ocfively involved in one or more varsity sports. Coach Ronnie Cottrell is the sponsc of this organization. The sports in which these students may be involved ore Football. Baseball. Boys and Girls Basketbal Cheerleading, and Band. FCA The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is an organization that involves some of the athletic students here at FHS. Th students in this organization are to display their spirit for their school and town in a Christian manner. 118 Joy Club The Joy Club of FHS meets every morning in room 104 for Proyer ond devotion. The officers of this club ore President Rodney Lord. Vice- President Jolindo Nelson, Secretory Shoron Heller, ond Treosurer Rebecca Pugh. One octivity of this organization is to raise money to help underprivileged children during Christmas. Energy Club Under the leadership of Gwen Walton the Energy Club is in its second year. This year's officers ore President Jeana Borrow, Vice President Kevin Smith. Secretory Cynthia Dixon, and Treasurer An- drea Cumbie. This club's objective is to encourage the conservation of re- sources among people. YAD Youth Against Drugs (YAD) is an organization offered to students at FHS who are against the use of alcohol ond drugs. This is the third year that YAD has been a port of FHS. This organization, headed by Sheriff Tim Hawsey. informs students of facts about alcohol and drugs. 119 The Future Homemakers of Americo teaches the mem- bers to do some basic domes- tic chores. Sewing, cooking, etc. are examples of the skills learned. This year's officers are President Angie Steodham. Vice-President Jim- mie Courtney. Secretary Glo- ria Carnley. Treasurer Sandy Parker. Reporter Stephanie White, and Social Chairman Sabrina Guss. Mrs. Beverly Ferguson is the sponsor of this enlightening organization. PEP CLUB This yeat more SPIRIT began with the formation of the Pep Club. This club attends the football gomes ond helps the cheerleaders. Mrs. Locke serves as sponsor and the officers include Virginio Vaughn, Captain; Cynthia Dixon. Co-Captain; Angie Baldwin. Secretary; Gloria Carnley, Treasurer. 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