Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1973 volume:

il CRUCIBLE ! 19 7 3 C R U !i Cl BLE 19 73 CRUCIB T Tp GADSDEN HIGH SCHOOL GADSDEN, ALABAMA 73 VOLUME 47 what is gadsden high school? the good times and the bad times . . . the hard times and the easy times ... a place to laugh and a place to cry ... a place to learn and a place to play . . . a place of beginning for some, and a place of ending for others. But, above all, Gadsden High School is not just cold, inhuman walls, but a very unique spirit. 2 living ... learning ... competing. doing..... being..... supporting finding... 18 68 lOO 132 162 234 252 3 p What a terrific start! The year seemed like it would be the best ever. There was more spirit. The football team was good, the seniors reached their goal, and people really seemed to care about each other. Yes. 1973 certainly had a great 6 The year began to have its rough spots. No homecoming floats, but “class projects. Magazine sales had a slow start. Then there were always tests and assignments which seemed impossible to complete on time. And sometimes loneliness would grasp hold of us. but as Tigers we were strong and we were always able to overcome the hard times However later these problems would seem small in comparison what was about to happen . . . 7 November 9. 1972 . . . What does one do when he sees an old and dear friend dying? Able to do nothing more than stand by in disbelief, thousands gathered and watched the tragic death of one of the greatest ladies they had ever known. She fought as hard as she knew how, but her age of forty-nine years seemed to have mellowed her and she was no match for her hellish red attacker. After a hard fight, she finally succumbed, but she died as she had lived—proud and majestic. All Gadsden mourned as the Tigers experienced death 11 9 72 10 Surely it was just a bad dream. Our school could not have possibly burned. That’s something you see on the news, not something that happens to you. But, it HAD happened. The main building at Gadsden High School had been destroyed by fire. What would happen to us? Would we go to Sansom? Had our permanent records been destroyed? Everyone was in a state of shock 11 10 72 The tears had been shed. Though shock would linger long, reality had to be faced. There was much to be done and those wanting to help found many things to do. It was time to take what was left and fit it together in a new way, but we had to begin by picking up the pieces 15 going on 11 21 72 One of a Tiger's greatest qualities is his versatility. We were able to adjust to the circumstances. Only twelve days after the fire, classes resumed in the remaining buildings and the converted gyms. While others might have given up after such a catastrophe, the Tigers flexed their muscles and got back to the serious business of 16 17 Students Begin School Year The fifth of September was a typical opening day at Gadsden High School. Bewildered sophomores checked the front doors for their homeroom classes. Juniors mingled with old friends while twelth graders enjoyed their first day as true seniors. Both students and teachers looked forward with confidence to the 1972-73 school year. - r , • - . -V,- Z %}' . V Seniors Top Goal After a good start, magazine sales declined sharply during the middle of the campaign when as little as $96 was reported by the homeroom captains. As the deadline grew closer the tigers began to rally. Various clubs including the Checkers, Delta Sigma Chi. and the Band collected money and donated maga- zines to hospitals in order to reach the goal. Dr. Andrew aided the project by giving all seniors who sold at least $122 dollars worth of the magazine subscriptions a day off from school. When it was all over, the 1973 seniors had gone over their goal of $26,000 again proving that they were the best class. TOP CENTER: SI00 Club. 1st ROW: Bryant Banks. Carla Roberts. Tina Likos, Lonnie Wil- liams, Pete Conner. Chuck Medders. Harding Leach, and Robert Conley. 2nd ROW: Charlie Nowlin, Herbie Mcighan, Nancy Cooper. John Stivender. Randy Word, and Chip Miller. 3rd ROW: Jim Anderson. Tyler Reynolds. Nelson Wright, Terry Thompson, Charles Lancaster. Clark McCoy. Eddie Haney, Clayton Nichols. Eddie Kirkland, Dan Copeland. Jimmy Giles, and Whit Torbcrt. 4th ROW: Robert Davenport. Susan Cross, Caroline Feist. Donna Ross. Linda Grant. Libby Anderson. Linda Cranford, Sharon Shew, Cathy Steed, and Becky Odom. 5th ROW: Julia Owens. Susan Killian, Cindy Patterson, Lauren Fadely. Kay Garren. Debra McHugh, Mary Dugger, April Jackson. Barbara Self, An- gela Shell, and Pam Estes. 6th ROW: Charlene Harbin. Anna Jones, Nancy Durham. Laurie Massey. Tina Tidmore. Lu Ann Turnage. Janice Carey, Teresa Stewart. Paula Hinton. Jamie Jones. Susan Strickland. Becky Walker. Becky Blair. Jackie Wright, Kim Williams, Emily Hart, Nancy Williams, and Madeline Heiberger. RIGHT: Crucible sponser Miss Goodson and se- nior class president Randy Word. TOP FAR RIGHT: Crucible editor Lonnie Williams. RIGHT: Magazine captains: 1st ROW: Lonnie Williams. Nancy Cooper. Linda Grant, Dan Noojin. Anne Bradford. Sheree Bowlen. Susan Strickland, and Lauren Fadely. 2nd ROW: Nina Shaw, Josic Kerly, Sharon Shew. Terry Thompson. Bndgette Farrar, Carol Gulledge. Mark Lumpkin. Susan Cross. Tyler Reynolds, and Libby Anderson. 3rd ROW: Tina Likos. Carla Rob- erts and Teresa Smith. 22 Kt TMtJENXQR- DONT GIVE h QAM� 23 Class Projects Replace Banned Floats 24 Homecoming 1972 could have been a disaster. Students were reluc- tant to pay class dues and some classes were uncertain about how they were going to cover the cost of building a float. When work began on the floats, an incident of some stolen wood arose. Stu- dents were informed that there would be no floats. After tearful ne- gotiations, a group of Student Council members was told that class “projects” would be allowed. The use of cabs and transfer irailors was prohibited. The Tigers went to work. They moved chickenwire frames and crepe paper from the trailors on to pickup trucks and U-hauls. After spending Friday night working, students met on a misty Saturday morning to add last minute touches. In an hour the projects were taken to the dump. The parade was over. The projects were original and imaginative. The queen and maids were lovely. The Tigers came through. 25 Lisa Reigns Over Belated Homecoming Festivities After the parade on Saturday, GHS was supposed to play and beat Anniston in the Home- coming game. Unfortunately, the elements were against the game and at kick-off time it was thundering and pouring rain. The officials announced that the game would be postponed until Monday. On Monday the weather was cooperating. Lisa Longshore was crowned queen and the Tigers defeated the Bulldogs. GHS fan could not have asked for a better Homecoming. RIGHT: Homecoming Court: Cathy Lee. Willene Presley. Susan Cross. Lisa Longshore. Karen Russel. Jackie Baker, and Kathy Sitz. Escorts: Brandon Barnes, Teddy Robinson. Bryant Banks. Drew Leach. Pete Conner. A1 Knowles. Barry McEldcry. and Rick Clayton. Below: Lisa is escorted on to the field by Student Council Vice-President Pete Conner and President Drew Leach. She is crowned by Dr. Phil Andrew. She then returns with Pete and Drew to their special side-line scats. RIGHT: Senator Sparkman delivers an informative speech to GHS seniors. LEFT: The audience listens very attentively, be- cause. for many, it will be their first lime to vote. BELOW: The Senator receives a warm welcome from the students. 28 Assembly, Concert Liven Daily Routine All work and no play makes GHS a dull school. But GHS is far from that. Many things happened at school this year. Senator Sparkman came and made a speech to the first- time voting seniors. He answered their questions and chatted infor- mally with a few of them. Later on in the year, the great GHS band sponsored a concert by the rock group, Chase. It was held at Wallace Hall, Gadsden Slate Junior College. Their performance was well received. The organist for Chase seems to be enjoying himself as much as the audience is enjoying his playing. LEFT: Singer for Chase adds to performance. ABOVE: Rugged Bill Chase charms all the females in the audience with his exciting trum- pet playing. 29 GHS Is Not Just A Building Gadsden High School welcomed students back again on No- vember 20. This time the students did not pass under the white columns and enter the front door to search for their homerooms. Instead they filed into the field house, turned right and sat down on the bleachers. They laughed and joked, but were more sub- dued than on September 5, which seemed so much longer ago than just three months. Dr. Andrew addressed the assembly. He admitted that everyone who loved GHS had suffered a great loss, but he stressed the fact that by working together the spirit of the school would flame despite all obstacles. Students left the assembly still saddened, but encouraged. Students walked by the columns alone, in couples, or in small groups, but united. -:S • ' . V ;• . � � - r • - 1. -, . . . . , . v,. r . .. ■ -_ - ■ - ■.-. Cr n-.r I-.-i ■ .- v 2r.v- • M ’.VvJ . •'. . ■ '■ ' ' - • • ■. - - • 'v r •' V-' ; ' ? V.V • V' 7 ' , I •; v . r- v , •••• -'.V-:. V mm - ' . • • t:-s j t ; • . -w . •- .- -v • . • z . Vs •; . ; - - 4 • . • • • ' ! ”, • . • «a-. • • , • - ’- £ •? •.' VV- v .... . . •...■ r-. . .- •. • . ■ '.■■� . ••.■ -i.« . • • - ' -K . - s . ns-' ::- . • , V ' • • . � t - • . « aiiii il in - I • . “act well your part . . . On December 11th and 12th, 1972, the GHS Drama Club presented “A Night of Comedy and Suspense.” The Thespians were prouder of this production than of anything they had done before, because it represented the phoenix spirit of Gadsden High. Their stage and all of their equipment-lights, props, and flats—had burned with the school, but thanks to the hard work of the Drama stu- dents and the generosity of the Gadsden State Junior College staff and technicians, they were able to present five successful one act plays in Wallace Hall. “High Window,” a dramatic mystery about a vindinctive para- plegic woman, provided the suspense; four episodes of the old television series “Ethel and Albert” sent the audience home laughing. 32 I OP LEFT: Bill Fobbus. Jan Pruitt, and Greg Williams in Just a Little Something for Christmas. TOP RIGHT Thomas Riggins and Debbie Henry in The Fishing Hat BOTTOM LEFT: Tina Hubbard. Paul Brown in Dutch Treat. MIDDLE: Debbie Harden and Kenny Whitt in To Open. Pry Cover. BOTTOM RIGHT: Melissa Bonds and Mariada Dcllcnger in High Window. KATY CROWNED IN ROMAN GARDEN On the night of February 17 in the rosy haze of an ancient garden, Katy Sitz was crowned queen of the annual Coronation Ball. The large crowd grew quiet and the beauties stood nervously until King Pete Conner fi- nally placed the crown on the head of the junior beauty. Then the court gathered around and watched as Pete lead Katy off the stage and then shared the first dance with his radiant queen. Coronation Ball 1973 . . . Cornet ton Sail I U i 17 s:0( ss ... a misspelled poster, a witty M. C., a stalling king, nervous kingsmen, and a good time. TOP MIDDLE: M. C. Lonnie Williams. TOP FAR RIGHT: Kingsman Chuck Medders and king Pete Conner. BOTTOM LEFT: Kingsmen Tim Cloud. Ronald Cowscr, Mark Lumpkin, and Randv Word. 36 GHS Beauties Pose With Black Oak Arkansas When Black Oak Arkansas came to Gadsden’s Convention Hall on February 8, they had the honor of playing to a full house. The group, whom the Rolling Stones dubbed “the new Rolling Stones”, also received the honor of choosing the 1973 Corona- tion Ball queen. In a thirty minute interview with Susan. Katy and Amelia the tables were turned as the group asked the girls various questions about GHS and Gadsden. The beauties were then invited to attend the concert as Black Oak’s guests. The group consists of six musicians, Jim Dandy, Dirty Daug- herty, Burly Jett, Goober Grin Knight. Richochet Reynolds and Tommy Aldridge. They played “hot and nasty music” from their new L.P. THIS PAGE: Susan Cross, senior beauty. Katy Silz, junior beauty, and soph- omore beauty Amelia Ford. 38 39 Coronation Court Tours Falls Sophomore kingsmen Vance Robertson. Tommy Bone and Chris McLeod. Not pictured: Danni Bone, and Mike Mummah Sophomore favorites Cathy Lee. Charlotte Diggs and Ann Tucker. Not pictured: Ramona Jones. Sophomore beauty Amelia Ford. 40 Junior favorites Becky Dobson. Pam Willis. Emily Tumage and Ann Frazier. Senior beauties Carol Gullege and Susan Cross. Not pic- tured: Karen Russell. Senior favorites Cheryl Turner. Susan Henson and Lynn Lane. Not pictured: Lisa Longshore. Junior beauties Norma Griffin and Katy Sitz. Not pictured: Jackie Baker. Junior kingsmen were Barry Leach. Brandon Barnes. Tim Cloud. John Bates and Ronald Cowser. The 1972-73 Coronation Ball Court posed for the Crucible in a casual setting at Noccalula Falls. The beauties, favorites, and kingsmen were selected by their respective classes and recognized in the Corona- tion Ball Leadout. This year’s Court exhibited great beauty and poise and represented GHS well. Senior kingsmen Randy Word. Chuck Medders. Chip Miller. Mark Lumpkin and Pat Ball. 41 OUR TOWN The Daily Life What are the most important things in life? The big unusual events that hap- pen once or twice in a lifetime, or the small encounters that we experience every day? On April second and third the GHS Drama Club and friends an- swered with Thorton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, “Our Town.” The two productions, presented in Wallace Hall, drew larger crowds than any pre- vious Drama Club presentations. Friends included Rayford Etherton of Southside. who played Dr. Gibbs, Sam Geiger of Sansom, and Brad Leach of GSJC, the light technicians, and Steve Brown, the stage manager. The actors were: Emily Webb Gibbs— Tina Hubbard; George Gibbs—Harry Ackerson; Editor Webb-Darryl Nance; Mrs. Webb-Jan Pruitt; Mrs. Bibbs—Melissa Bonds; Rebecca Gibbs—Sara Ruth Cashio; Mrs. Soames-Phyllis Horsley; Howie Newsome-Gary Kilpatrick; Constable Warren-Bill Fobbus; Joe Crowell, Jr.—Kenny Whitt; Simon Stimson Larry Stone. George. Rebecca, and Emily ad- mire the moon from their bed- room windows. Simon Stimson. alcoholic choir- master. stumbles home, ignoring Mr. Webb's offer of assistance. Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb string- ing beans. The stage manager in a short role as soda jerk. ACT ONE ACT TWO Love and Marriage Everyone has second thoughts about the wedding. Emily wants to run away. George wants to go back to school, and Mrs. Webb is losing her daughter. Finally, everyone resolves their private doubts, and the wedding happily takes place. Six years later. Emily dies in child birth and joins Mrs. Gibbs in the cemetery. They watch as Dr. Gibbs places flowers on the graves. Emily tries to relive her twelfth birth and learns the truth too late that life must be lived minute by minute. ACT THREE Death Students Assemble to Hear Student Council Speeches The assembly opened with the announcement of the 1973-74 candidates by Student Council President Drew Leach. The program was then turned over to Mike McDougal who presented GHS guidance counselor Mrs. Owens with a trophy from the Red Cross. The trophy was awarded to the GHS students for their outstanding participation in a recent fund-raising cam- paign. The money, which amounted to over $500 was collected in each of the English classes. After the presentation Drew introduced this year’s offi- cers who in turn introduced the candidates for their office. Other '72-’73 of- ficers include: Brenda Turner, chaplain; Libby Anderson, reporter; Alan Hare, parliamentarian; Tina Likos, treasurer; Teresa Smith, secretary; and Pete Conner, vice-president. Candidates are: for reporter, Jan Pruitt; for treasurer, Tricia Hill; for secretary, Willean Presley and Becky Dobson; for vice-president, Eva Jo Stancil and Katie Roberts; and for president. Tommy Ford and Bill Kennedy. LEFT: Tommy Ford. Kalic Roberts, and Becky Dobson solicit votes. BELOW: Mrs. Owens accepts trophy from Mike McDougal. Adrian McCoy assists Eva Jo Stancil with campaign poster. 45 DOC Seniors Revert to Childhood Days A few days before preparing to meet the future, GHS Seniors took time out to revert to the good old days of childhood. Seen around the campus were freckled, pig-tailed girls who could not leave their stuffed bears or all-day suckers at home, others with band-aids and tennis shoes who wanted to play baseball with the boys. Also spied walking down the halls were several cowboys wearing ten gallon hats. Although the little kids were cute, most teachers went home thankful they were not employed at a grammar school. Right: Debbie McHugh latches onto her childhood sucker. Below: Tina Tid- more looks on in disbelief as Gerald Waid rocks a doll. 46 —Fired, Tried, and Rehired The word “fire” hit GHS once again, this time in the past tense, “fired”. The Board of Education voted 3-2 to replace Dr. An- drew. Some cried, some rejoiced, and some were unmoved. After the initial shock, people began to huddle to express their feelings and then the masses formed. Some students boycotted classes and met in the stadium. The Board of Education met again at 4:00 P M. with teachers and parents, and then with students. After these sessions they met in closed session with Dr. Andrew. Newsmen were barred from inside. At 9:00 P.M. the announce- ment was made-Dr. Andrew had been rchired. Some cried, some rejoiced, and some were unmoved. Top left, opposite: A majority of the student body listens as Dr. Andrew expresses his feelings on his dismissal. Left: Dr. Andrew talks privately to a small group of students about his unknown future. Below: As can be seen from this car in the parking lot, stu- dents feeling on the decision were strong. 47 Paula Hinton Named Good Citizenship Girl Senior Paula Hinton was recognized by the Daughters of the American Revolution for her patriotic spirit and knowledge of governmental procedure. Each democracy teacher selected several senior girls from the class and ad- ministered a test to them. Of the girls competing, Paula made the highest score and represented GHS in a state contest. Parnell, Campbell, and Brock Chosen for Boys’ and Girls’ State Juniors selected Ann Campbell. John Brock, and Kim Parnell to represent them at Girls’ and Boys’ State. There they learned more about how the state government operates and also had a chance to meet more out- standing students from all over the state. 48 Sherry Bright .96.400 Libby Anderson Lonnie Williams Carla Roberts. Karen McDonald Jackie Wright Debra Turner. Caroline Feist Salutatorian Joe Ransaw. Valedictorian Paula Hinton. Top Ten Line Up for Recognition These ten students graduated at the top of the 1972-’73 senior class. They were not known at GHS for their scholastic abilities only. They contributed to the school in many different ways. In this group are representatives from Triads and Velvetones, from the Student Council and Spanish Club, and from the Crucible staff. Football team, and the Gadsden High School Tiger Marching Band. .96.500 .96.500 96.600 .96.947 .96.952 .97.263 .97.653 .98.250 .98.350 49 Honor Society Works to Make Program Success The Honor Society Assembly opened with a devotional given by Tina Likos. Speeches stat- ing the standards of the club were heard next. Lynn Lane, Cindy Patterson, Paula Hinton and Alvin Bolden gave speeches on character, service, scholarship, and leadership, respectively. The new members were selected by the Honor Society, teachers, and principal of GHS. Requirements for induction include an overall grade average of “85” for seniors and a “90” average for juniors. Also taken into consideration was how well each student upheld the high standards of the National Honor Society. BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Senior member Libby Anderson and chaplain Tina Likos make last minute prepara- tions before tappings. President Bobby Cargo listens as Vice-president Alvin Bolden practices his speech. Officers not pictured are Lynn Lane, secretary, and treasurer Cindy Patterson. Mrs. Skipper. Honor Society sponser, shows off corsage given to her by old members of the club. New Member. David Noah, places his signature on the roster. 50 1st ROW Paula Hinton. Debbie Turner. Jackie Wright. Anna Jones, and Susan Killian. 2nd ROW: Glory Oravet. Becky Walker. Laurie Massey. Glenda Southern. Susan Hall. Jan Pruitt, Tricia Hill. Judy Hill. Sally Cox, Linda Grant. Katie Roberts. Libby Anderson. Cathy Scruggs. Susan Henson. Dottie Walker. Becky Blair and Sherry Bright 3rd ROW Becky Odom. Nancy Durham. Lynn Lane, Kim Williams. Linda Cranford. Tina Patterson. Charlene Harbin. Susan Thompson. Mrs. Skipper. Jimmy Smothers. Lu Ann Turnage. Angie Marker. Susan Kilpatrick. Cindy Shcrer. Laura Stevens. Grace Cross, Pam Willis. Karen Morgan. Gail Hooten. and Marilyn Kindell 4th ROW: Pete Conner. Calvin Frost. Celeste Slade. Richard Harmon. Nancy Cooper. Bobby Cargo. Mike Mayo. David Asberry. Joe Ransaw. Janice Beavers. Sheree Bowlen. Jamie Jones. Karen McDonald, and Andrea Robinson. 5th ROW: Mark Lumpkin. Kim Parnell. John Brock. David Cashio, Herbie Mcighan. Susan Cross. Terry Thompson. Chip Miller. Caroline Feist. Charlie Nowlin. Carla Roberts. Lonnie Williams, Charlie Upton. Kerry Gladden. Steve Brown. David Colvard. Alvin Bolden. David Noah. Bart Scott. Reggie Arledge and Tim Mussclman. Members not pictured arc Mary Dugger. Arthur Oravet. Susan Strickland. Darryl Shaw. Al Knowles. Norma Griffin and Tina Likos. 51 Exultant Students Join Ranks of Honor Society Tricia Hill Anna Jones «wmm Chip Miller Susan Strickland The photographer did not have to coax anyone to say “Cheese!” at the Honor Society tappings. The meeting of juniors and seniors, held on April 25. was one of the few assemblies called at GHS since the fire. All students, whether inducted or not. enjoyed a chance to gather together once more. Andrea Robinson and Mike Mayo Charlie Nowlin and Caroline Feist Class of 73 Selects Notables Each year the senior class honors 8 girls and 8 boys by nam- ing them Senior Notables. They arc selected by their class- mates on the basis of leadership and school spirit. The 1973 Notables were recognized for beauty and talent, for enthusi- asm and dedication, for the guidance they provided both spiritually and mentally, and for the time and effort they sac- rificed to help make GHS a school all seniors can be proud to call their alma mater. Senior Class Treasurer Sheree Bowlen and Kingsmam Chip Miller take a break after class. 54 F. C. A. President Bobby Cargo shares a joke with Class Beauty Carol Gullegc. As deadline draws near. Feature Editor Tina Likos and Crucible Editor-in-Chief Lonnie Williams become slightly hysterical. 55 $ HH frlWlUUWiVty ai iitfiiSiii 1� W’ 'VV i % I'.i'Hi'.iiiti'.i'.UV' I MW ■S' LEFT: Lynn Lane, head Cheerleader, and Randy Word. Senior Class President, pair up to make a winning team. Valedictorian Paula Hinton and Student Council V. P. Pete Conner look very suspi- ciously studious. This is not a construction crew. The “workers arc Senior Beauty Susan Cross. Homecoming Queen Lisa Longshore and Kingsman Patrick Ball. ABOVE: Majorette Susan Henson and Quarterback Chuck Medders had their ups and downs at GHS but they always managed to bounce back. NOTABLES NOT AVAILABLE FOR PICTURES: ALVIN BOLDEN AND JOE RANSAW. Seniors Mingle at last Big Bash Tina Tidmore steals the show as she presents Mr. Ferris Hall with her portrait of him. Seniors gathered together for the last time before gradu- ation on May 25, 1973, for their Senior Banquet. After supper was served, the master of ceremonies. Senior Class President Randy Word, made the awards presentations. The most popular awards were the portrait of Mr. Hall and the Neanderthal Man Club received by Darryl Nance. Following the awards came the class prophecy and later a dance featuring Expressway was held. It was a night the 1972-’73 Seniors will never forget. 58 Joe Bryan and Susan Henson dance to the music of Expressway. Jacqueline Wright shares a joke with her table mates. 59 Gadsden High School Stages Outdoor Graduation Tiger Band provides the music for the commencement exercises. Graduation 1973 was held in Murphree Stadium. A-L seniors were seated to the left of the speakers’ platform, while the remaining seniors occupied the seats to the right. The theme for graduation was ‘The Road Not Taken.” This theme was presented vocally by graduating members of the Triads and the Velvetones under the direction of Mr. Gene Barnes. The traditional commencement speeches were made by Valedictorian Paula Hin- ton and Salutatorian Joe Ransaw. Junior and sophomore band members, in addition to playing the processional and recessional music, enter- tained with selections from “The Man of La Mancha.” 60 Valedictorian Paula Hinton. Salutatorian Joe Ransaw. Senior Triads and Velvetones perform together for the last time. 61 Joe Ransaw Awards Presented to Outstanding Seniors Charlene Harbin Paula Hinton Bobby Cargo The presentation of several awards helped make this year’s graduation a little more ex- citing. Charlene Harbin received an award for twelve years of perfect attendance. Joe Ransaw was named the recipient of the Frank Cottle Award for the most out- standing senior boy. Paula Hinton was awarded the Julia Rhinehart Hughes Award which is given annually to the most out- standing senior girl. Bobby Cargo took top honors when the Cross Cup for the most out- standing senior was presented to him. Grad- uation night was an appropriate time to rec- ognize these deserving seniors. '9 GHS Bids Farewell to Seniors What can you say about graduation? That it was held on May 31, 1973, at 7:00 p.m. in the stadium. That it did not rain. That is was over by 8:30. That parents were proud. These things were all true, but there are many things about graduation that were less obvious. Graduation was a time of ending and beginning. Of remembering good times and bad, and of contemplating the future. It was a time of preparing to meet new ones. All graduations seem pretty much the same, but there is always one that stands out in every person’s life. That is his own high school graduation. “You’ll search the earth from sea to sea. And find no better than ’73!” 64 Proud parents strain to get a glimpse of their senior. Pete Abel receives his diploma and becomes the first graduate of the Class of After twelve vears. the long awaited moment is over. 1973. School Ends As Work Goes On School was dismissed on June 1, 1973. For some it was the be- ginning of another summer vacation, for others it was the end of a three year career at GHS. The 1972-'73 year was a hard year and a sad one for both students and teachers, but in many ways it was also a good year. As cars pulled out of the parking lot. . workers remained, constructing a building for next fall which will be new, and with God's help, will make Gadsden High jp - School even better. 19 Administration Strives for Better Education for Students M—m. For the past two years Gadsden High School has been under the leadership of Dr. Phil Andrew. Dr. Andrew was always in his office to offer his assistance to both faculty and students alike. In May of 1972. Dr. Andrew along with the faculty worked out a plan for classes, for the school year of 1972- 1973. For the first time in two years, students registered for class. Registration was held in the Field House. Classes were limited to only thirty or forty students per class. This was an ideal system. After the fire Dr. Andrew- was faced with the problem of fourteen-hundred students without a school. Again Dr. Andrew worked out a schedule using the remain- ing buildings. The old gym, girl’s gym. music and lunch- rooms, and science building became Gadsden High School. Classes now contained anywhere from 50 to 150 students. No matter what one’s opinion of Dr. Andrew- is, he is a man who has to be commended for the fine job he has done at Gad- sden High School 70 Working under Dr. Andrew were Assistant Principals. Lawrence Presley, and Don Bulger. Both of these men were always ready and waiting to help. In March. Mr. Bulger left Gadsden High School for another position at Sardis High School. Pictured at top left is Mr. Lawerence Presley. Assistance Principal; Bottom left is pictured Mr. Bulger with his going-away present, a briefcase, given by the faculty at a party. Below is Mr. Keener. Mrs. Bullock, and Mrs. Drinkard entertaining the faculty at Mr. Bulger's party. Bottom right the faculty seems to be enjoying the party. 71 Office Workers Aide Teachers and Students 72 The ladies in the office were always there willing to help both teachers and students. Among their duties are typing absentee sheets, tests and Xeroxing them. They also keep the records in order. The Crucible staff would especially like to thank them for their help in typing of the Crucible work. Pictured below is Mrs. Louise Gross, Admin- istrative Assistant, and Mrs. Elaine Conner, Secretary. 73 English classes were divided into basic and ad- vanced. After the fire all were combinded and the English teacher taught with other teachers as their helpers. English classes became the stu- dents homerooms. All English classes were held the first period of each session. Although the English Department of the main building was not damaged by the fire, it was hampered by the scarcity of books, lose of audio-visual aides and other needed materials. English Students Learn the Essentials of Grammar and Literature Pal Clay Mrs. Clay seems to he receiving some help teach- ing from Danny Cox. Troy Wagnon. and Randy Word. Willa May Jackson Mildred Donald 3 ,3! 1410 c -1 75 Mrs. Byars and Mrs. Dupont seem to be enjoying the Comation Ball. Loyall Taylor Sarah Ashley Mary Rose Cowart History Courses Emphasize Citizenship Ferris Hall History classes were divided into basic and advanced. The fire destroyed the whole History Department in the main building. Classes were combined and were taught during sec- ond period of each session. James Keener Mr. Keener looks at the gutted auditorium with disbelief. Linda Ford Mary Ellen Schmitz Virginia Lukcr 78 Foreign Languages Aid in Exchange of Nellie Bedell Dora Gene Hill Cultures This year the Foreign Language Department offered Span- ish, French, and Latin. The Foreign Language Department was totally destroyed by the fire. During A.E.A. Mrs. Waid took a group of Spanish students to Spain. And in April, Mrs. Hill took the Spanish students to the Spanish Convention held in Tuscaloosa. LuVcma Waid Kim Williams. Bibb Hallmark and Cathy Brezina seem a little uninterested in Spanish. 80 Home Economics Teaches Domestic Skills Thelma Hutchins This year was the first time boys were offered Home Eco- nomics. The Home Economics students attended the Pig- gly-Wiggly Cooking School at Convention Hall. Georgia Clark Anne Williams Mrs. Williams is trying to hide from the Crucible’s camera, but isn't suc- ceeding very well. 81 Math Department Tries New Program I Jane Skipper Mrs Skipper seems to be con- fused by a Trig problem. Thelma Alexander The Math Department this year offered General Math, Algebra I. Algebra II, Geometry and Tri- gononometry. The classes were divided into basic and advanced. Team-teaching was tried this year and proved to be very successful. Mrs. Skipper and Mrs. Watford were the teachers. 83 Gary Gladden Troy Smith 84 Charles Wren Music Department Cultivates Talent The Band under the direction of Mr. Bob Murphy, attended many contests this year and received many awards. This was Mr. Mur- phy’s first year at Gadsden High School. Boh Murphy Band Director Mr. Gene Barnes, Choral Direc- tor, did an excellent job this year. The Veletones received Superior ratings at the State contest, and the Triads received Excellent ratings. 85 Gene Barnes Choral Director Counselors Help Shape Students Future The Guidance Counselors became a ver impor- tant asset to Gadsden High School. Mrs. Burton. Senior Counselor, helped Seniors choose a voca- tion and the correct school. Mrs. Owens. Junior Counselor, helped Juniors prepare themselves for their Senior year. Mrs. Hendrix. Sophomore Counselor, helped Sophomores adjust to their new life at Gadsden High School. Helene Owens Dorothy Hendrix Charlene Burton 86 Science Department Stresses Study of Life. Doris Smith The Science Department taught Biology I. Biology II. Physi- cal Science, Physics and Chemistry. They used the Biology lab. Physics lab, and Chemistry lab to broaden the student’s knowledge, along with numerous films. Herbert Burton 87 Noah Wood Judy Drinkard James Brown Mr. Brown's Chemistry class watches closely as he explains an equation. 88 Carolyn Martin Leigh Minshew Even the teachers come out to the pep rallies to show their true Tiger Spirit. 89 Physical Education Classes Discontinued The Physical Education classes were discontinued after the fire, because the gyms were needed for classrooms. All the Physical Education teachers served as teacher’s helpers. Howard Busby-Backfield Coach Larry Massey Line Coach James Hall-Track Coach Martha Bullock Girls Physical Education Frances Brooks Girls Physical Education Gwen Brothers Girls Physical Education Gid Riddle Basketball Coach Commerical Students Learn Office Techniques This year the Commercial Department offered courses in Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Business Office Education. Nancy Traylor Dot Woodward Margaret Campbell 92 Gennie McDaniel Driver’s Education Develops Driving Skills Opal McAlpinc Library Loses Everything in Fire James Hall Elizabeth Pruitt The library suffered tremendous lose in the fire. Along with books, audio-visual equipment was lost. Mrs. Pruitt had nothing to start over with, but thanks to the generosity of the people of Gadsden, books were donated toward a new library. D.E., D.O., and Special Education David Wagnon Carl Howard Cosmetology Teaches Secrets of Beauty 94 Bcttie Mac Williams Lunchroom Staff Feeds Hungry Students The lunchroom staff each day prepared nutritious meals. Mrs. Moon, Lunchroom Supervisor, made certain that all meals served were well-balanced. Custodians Keep Campus Clean The Custodians this year worked very hard after the fire to clean up and pre- pare for the returning classes. They made certain that the school was kept as clean as possible. 95 G.H.S. Welcomes Back M. L. Owens Once again Gadsden High School is fortunate to have M. L. Owens. Mr. Owens returned to take over Mr. Don Bulger’s position as Assistant Principal after Mr. Bulger left. 96 STUDENTS Administration, teachers, and students; a school is composed of all three. Without teachers and students there is no use for administra- tion. Students without teachers and administration accomplishes nothing. Teachers without administration or students are useless. All are of equal importance, one no more or less important than the oth- ers. For a school to obtain its ultimate goal, education, there has to be unity among administration, teachers, and students. This year at Gad- sden High School unity was needed more than ever. We all faced many problems, changes, and disappointments. But together we over- came these. Where ever we go we can be proud that we, administra- tion, teachers, and students, are Gadsden High Tigers. 99 ■ . ' ' • - - J V - - ■ . . - - ■ •• • - - •• v, . • . . • . - • . . . . ■ • ' • , - • - . _ • . ' . � . • , • , , . • • . jr • • - • • . •; • , ■ • , . • . - FOOTBALL The Gadsden Tigers marched through the 1972-73 football season with six wins and three losses. With new coaches and many young players, the capable team had a great season. On September 1, the Tigers journeyed to West Rome, Geor- gia. Gadsden was badly beaten and returned home with a loss on their hands. The Tiger pride had not been broken and the next three games were Gadsden victories. The Tigers marched over Sansom, Butler, and Etowah before being stopped by Berry. The following two clashes brought Tiger victories over Anniston and Talledega. This brought the sea- son record to five wins and two losses. One week later, Gad- sden fell to Huntsville by a one point margin. The Tigers ended the season with a tremendous 47-20 win over the neighboring Sansom Rebels in the annual Charity Bowl. Front Row. mgr Rusty Hare. Paul Tinker. Robert Furguson. Jerome Harris. An Riley. JefT Abston. Dannie Bone. Jay Rose, Gary Cobia, Joe Woodall. Chuck Meddcrs. Randy Word. J.W. Stephens. Tommy Petrini, mgr. Art Watford, John Doe Second Row: mgr. Joe Bryan, Coach Larry Massey, Vance Robertson. Napoleon Bonaparte. Tommy Wildman. Mike Mummah. Tim Cloud. Kenny Baker. Steve Gentry, Joe Ransaw. Kenny Wilson. Wade Croft, Zcl Tidmore. Dennis Hare. Mike Sturdivant. Coach Howard Busby Third Row: Head Coach Tommy White, Tony Simmons. Maurice Brown. Jerome Croft. Pat Colvard. Troy Wagnon. Kenneth Moore. David Noah. Mark Lumpkin. Ronald Mayes. Danny Cox. Perry White. Mike Mayo, Tommy Willingham. Jeff Thacker, mgr. Butch Bramlett 102 GADSDEN 28 ETOWAH 19 GADSDEN 6 HUNTSVILLE 7 BASKETBALL The 1972-73 Gadsden High Basketball Team proved to be another great squad to walk out of the Tiger Field House. Under the direction of Head-Coach Gideon Riddle the Tigers finished the season with an outstanding record of 20 wins and 8 losses. Some of the returning veterans that carried the load were Al Knowles, Harding Leach, Mike Dunn. Marvin Jen- kins, Alvin Bolden, and Ricky Brown. Brown made All-State and after many of- fers. he signed a scholarship with the Uni- versity of Alabama. Gadsden averaged more than 50 points per game with the highest win being over Benjamin Russel (81-40). It was a good year for the Tigers and you can bet that there will be many more in the future. 1973 Basketball Schedule GHS 65 Hayes 53 47 Sansom 33 81 Benjamin Russel 40 54 Etowah 42 59 Sansom 51 50 West End (B’ham) 48 56 Scottsboro 57 53 Mountain Brook 36 52 Wenona 61 62 Sansom 61 51 Talladega 42 51 Anniston 62 32 West End (B’ham) 35 64 Homewood 36 58 Lee (Huntsville) 47 55 Lanier 43 67 Etowah 56 55 Walker County 58 54 Coffee 36 71 Sansom 45 52 Mountain Brook 50 64 Lee 52 42 Decatur 44 57 Anniston 44 51 Talladega 53 73 Scottsboro 49 74 Anniston 62 71 Scottsboro 77 113 115 Tiger Track Team Wins Top Honors Under the leadership of Coach Hall, the Boy’s Track Team took top honors in several contests. Of three dual meets they participated in. the team won two and lost one. They placed second in the Quad- rangle Meet. Andre Patterson was team captain and was voted most valuable performer. 116 ABOVE LEFT: Coach Hall watches as Bob Ferguson demonstrates high jump LEFT: Kneeling Morisc Foster. Edwin Battle Front row Scotty Rice. Bobby Garrett. Jimmy McGinnis. Jerome Harm Mike Davis. Mike Mullins Second row Anthony Miller. Bob Ferguson. Randall Cain. Bryant Banks Coach Hall. Phillip Jarrctt. James Hill. Kenneth Moore. Bobby Stewart ABOVE Bobby Stewart crosses hurdles in great form. ABOVE RIGHT—Bryant Banks passes stick to Major Bledsoe BELOW Bob Ferguson concentrates on winning race 117 fcWP RIGHT: Bob Ferguson twists leg during track meet. BELOW: Gar ' Amberson makes winning broad jump in dual meet. CORNER: James Hill’s powerful light arm delivers lop scoring toss. Players’ Self-Discipline Brings Winning Results LEFT: Raymond Cooley boosts shot put at Quadruple meet BE- LOW: The track team competes against one another at practice. JAIV33 SINN31 BOTTOM ROW: Jane Durham. Bill Kennedy. Lisa Holloway TOP ROW: Coach Ferris Hall. Pete Abel. Darrell Nance. Larry Cohn. Bob Swann. Stanley Fulmer. Billy Davis Tigers Bat .710, But Lose District Every season the Tiger baseball team seems to face the same qucstion-“Who will be our coach this year? The 1973 an- swer was Howard Busby, who replaced Tab Gable, who had replaced Steve Clay. Despite the high rale of trainer turnover, the Tigers won ten out of their fourteen games season. The sluggers put forth a fantastic effort, but were shot down by arch-rival Emma Sansom in the District Tournament by a score of four to two. Two seniors, Patrick Ball and Chuck Med- ders. signed college baseball scholarships. Besides Pat and Chuck, the diamond crew- lost these other seniors. Eddie Haynie. Reggie Arledge. Ricky Arthur. Pinky Griffin, and Terry Mummah. Coach Busby pensively studies the team on the field. 122 -Collision at base— Pat Ball psyches himself into readiness for his turn at bat. Randv Scruggs and Ed- die Haynic watch rival warm-ups. Gadsden Gadsden GADSDEN GADSDEN Gadsen GADSDEN GADSDEN GADSDEN GADSDEN GADSDEN GADSDEN GADSDEN GADSDEN GADSDEN Gadsden TALLEDEGA LEE Talledega Saks OXFORD Grissom Saks Vestavia Vestavia Grissom Arab Johnson Johnson Albertville SANSOM Tiger Baseball Team Takes 10 of 14 Left: Bubba Haynie scores base hit Front Row: Kerry Gladden, Bubba Haynie. Jeff Thacker. Eddie Haynie, Benjy Farrar. Chuck Medders. Barry Wheeler. Reggie Arledge Back Row: Howard Busby (coach). Randy Thompson, Ricky Arthur. Randy Scruggs. Pinky Griffin. Johnny Richardson. Pat Ball, Dennis Hare. Terry Mummah. Dennis Elkins BOTTOM ROW: Barry Leach. Tommy Ford. Barry Holloway. Jimmy McCarver TOP ROW: Sam Clark. John Slivendcr. Steve Moore. Drew Leach. Dudley Feazell Team Fails To Par Schedule After winning the state title last year and placing second the year before, the golf team had what was considered an off year for them. John Stivender was the Number One man on the team with Drew Leach the Number Two. They were followed by Dudley Feazell, Third, and Steve Moore or Sam Clark, Number Four. The rest of the team con- sisted of Barry Leach. Tommy Ford, Barry Holloway, and Jimmy McCarver. The linksters had a record of five wins and four losses for the season. Team Coach was Tommy White. 126 1973 GOLF SCHEDULE Gadsden GRISSOM GADSDEN Johnson Gadsden ANNISTON GADSDEN Ft. Payne GADSDEN Sidney Lanier Gadsden GRISSOM GADSDEN Ft. Payne GADSDEN Sidney Lanier Gadsden ANNISTON 127 % Hard Work Gets Results: Tiger Gymnists Take State For the second consecutive year. GHS gym- nists placed first in State Competitions. Nancy Durham and Tim Musselman took the blue in Huntsville and Gadsden. Not content to merely tie last year's record, the Tigers won all prizes but one. Keith Dobson placed second in boy's division; Joan Rob- erts placed third: Donna Brewster, fourth; Lauren Fadely and Kay Smith tied for fifth. The gymnists are losing only two members, so they look forward to more successful sea- sons like this one! Left: Nancy Durham demonstrates great agility on the trampoline. Below State winners Tim Musscleman and Nancy Durham take a pause from practice. 128 (left to right) Keith Dobson. Joan Roberts. Nancy Durham. Kay Smith. Lauren Fadely. Donna Brewster. Tim Musselman. Equation for Girls’ Track No Practice = No Wins This year the Girls' Track team presented a perfect record of no wins, all losses. The explanation for their perfect record was ex- plained by their failure to hold practices. However, next year. GHS expects to hear more from these girls, since track team will once again be a part of the regu- lar schedule. (clockwise from top) Tricia McKenzie. Caroline Feist. Jane Durham. Lisa Pillitarv, Susan Richardson. Lisa Holloway. Debbie Archer. Chi-Chi Gonza- lez. Emile Griffith. 129 “TWO BITS! FOUR BITS! . . . this must be the seven hundred and forty- ninth time we've done this cheer, and I still don’t know what “two bits, four bits” has to do with supporting the team . . . . . . I remember learning it during clinic. I was so sore and tired that I wanted to quit, but somehow I didn’t. Then, finally, tappings and when she threw her sweater at me I thought I could never be happier . . . . . . . but being a cheerleader isn't what I thought it would be. not all of it. I get tired of going to practice, tired of listening to all of us argue, and tired of seeing people w ho sit in the stands and act like they don't even care about the team . . . ... but, you know, if I had all of it this to do over again. I’d do it. because at times like this, when the team is really trying, and the crowd is excited enough to cheer with us like they mean it-its times like this that make it all worthwhile . . . 130 Standing: F.mma Pattman. Lisa Longshore, co-head; Jayne Campbell, substitute; Katy Sitz. Susan Strickland. Cindy Patterson. Lynn Lane, head: Barbara Self. Kneeling: Emily Tumage substitute; Nancy Durham, Shcrcc Bowlen. Cheerleaders Generate Spirit of Enthusiasm Junior Varsity: Pam Willis, head; Grace Cross, co-head; Betsy Anderson. Lisa Pillatary, Patricia Hill. Charlotte Diggs Student Council Experiences Obstacles It was a difficult year . . . and it took a great student body to carry it out, but it took even a greater student group to take charge and keep the students together. It took this year’s Student Council. Although many of their programs had to be cancelled after the fire, the Student Council represented the students of GHS in all of their undertakings, from the candy sales to the election of new officers. It was a difficult year, but one we can be proud of. Right. Parliamentarian Alan Hare, (left) looks on while President Drew Leach addresses the Student Body at an Assembly. Lower Left. Vice-President Pete Conner enjoys an ice cream bar. Lower Center. Secretary Teresa Smith pauses from the Assembly to pose. Lower Right, Tina Likos explains the impor- tance of the Treasurer’s job to the Student Body. NOT SHOWN is the Reporter. Libby Anderson. 134 DECA Captures Honors The DECA Club brought honors to GHS at both District and State Competition. The Dis- trict Contest was held in Huntsville where Mike Taylor won first place in Job Interviewing. Eva Stancil took second place in Sales Demonstra- tion and Arthur Oravet placed third in Adver- tising. Greg Johnson captured first place and Randy Frazier took second place in the Checker-Cashier category. Eva Stancil and Mike Taylor represented the Club as voter delegates at the State Convention in Montgomery. Greg Johnson was named in the top five of the state in Checking and Cashier. Left to Right. Mike Taylor. Eva Stancil. Arthur Oravet. Greg Johnson. Randy Frazier, and Mr. Howard, sponsor, pose for a picture after winning honors in District Competition. Marbles Hold Car Wash The main project of the Marbles this year was a car wash in which all the members participated. The Marbles bought monogramed shirts with the money they raised. The Marbles, along with the help of the Checkers, sold their share of candy for the school. Members of the Marbles shown are (top to bottom). Nancy Echols. Made- Icnie Heiberger. Robin Rutenberg. Nancy Williams. Donna Fincher. Karen Morrison. Connie Campbell, and Norma Griffin. 135 Paula Hinton Escorted by Vice-President LEFT: Paula Hinton is swept graciously around the dance floor by the Vice-President of the United Slates. Spiro T. Agnew. BELOW: Paula conducis the business of the House of Represen- tatives while serving as Speaker of the House. 136 at Youth Legislature The members of the Susan Smith Tri-Hi-Y and the J. O. Davie Hi-Y participatad in the 25th anniversary of Youth Legislature held in Montgomery. Paula Hinton served as Speaker of the House of Represen- tatives. Miss Hinton was escorted by Spiro T. Agnew at the Governor’s Ball. Isbell Hornsby served as dele- gate to the governor’s escort committee. ABOVE: Members of the Susan Smith Tri-Hi-Y are: 1st row. Paula Hinton. Lauren Fadely, Susan Strickland. 2nd row. Con- stance Crook. Libby Anderson. Linda Grant. 3rd row. Monica Davis. Katie Roberts, and Laura Stevens. The members of the J. O. Davie Hi-Y arc; John Brock. Tommy Ford. David Cashio President; Greg Lumpkin. Bob Loftin. and Lewis Hill. 137 Pep Club Bonfires Extinguished This Year Members of the Pep Club shown are: 1st Row-Charlie Nowlin. Becky Odom. Sharron Shew, Bridget Farrar. Lauren Fadely. 2nd Row Lisa Longshore. Katy Sitz. Susan Strickland. Nancy Durham. Cindy Patterson, Lynn Lane. Barbara Self. Sheree Bowlen. Emily Turn- age. Jayne Campbell, 3rd Row-Linda Grant, Cindy Foreman. Caroline Feist, Jamie Jones. Libby Anderson. Susan Hall, Tina Patterson. Linda Helms. Emily Hart. Paula Hinton. Cathy Starnes. Sharon Nelson, Kay Gar- rcn, Debbie McHugh, Teresa Smith, Prissy Harrison, April Jackson. Susan Cross. Carla Roberts. Nancy Coo- per. 4th Row-Becky Dobson. Cindy Stephens. Robin Rutenberg. Pam Willis, Becky Freeman, Jane Durham. Betsy Anderson. Lisa Pilitary. Mary Smith. Caroline Cooper. Ramona Jones. Charlotte Diggs. Jane Jones, Ann Tucker. Stephanie Morgan. Grace Cross. Nancy Ragan. Bonnie Spence. Tricia Hill. 5th Row Judson Norton. Perry White. Lonnie Williams. Joe Woodall. Troy Wagnon. Randy Word. Zel Tidmore. Pete Con- ner. Mark Lumpkin, and Andre Patterson. Right Charlie Nowlin displays a smile as he is caught by the photographer. “GHS is not just a building,” “Beat Rebels,” “Kill Etowah,” “Tigers Claw Bulldogs”, “Butler is a Tiger Shoe Store” ... if you had looked around the fence at any GHS football game this year you would have seen any number of signs put up by the Pep Club. Even though the bonfires were extinguished, the Pep Club did more than it’s share to pro- mote school spirit. 138 FCA Promotes Christian Ideals FCA consists of athletes who come together for Christian fellowship whether it’s from the Football Field, the Basketball Court, or the Baseball Diamond. This year the FCA members held meetings which featured such guest speakers as athletes from the Univer- sity of Alabama and Jacksonville State University. Thespians Stage Productions Despite Setbacks Despite the fact all the Drama equipment including the stage was burned the GHS Thespian Troup 607 worked diligently and presented one of the most successful years ever. Members of the Troupe attended both the State and National Conven- tions. They also performed at the assemblies of schools in the surrounding areas as well as PTSA meetings. Tina Hubbard and Harry Ackerson starred in the Final pro- duction of the year. “Out Town , which was directed by the sponsor, Mitch DuPont, and was one of the biggest successes in the Troupe’s history. Front. Mitch DuPont, sponsor. 1st Row Thomas Spurlock. Trica Hill. Harry Ackerson. Tina Hub- bard. Larry Stone, Melissa Bonds. Daryl Shaw. 2nd Row Mariada Dellinger. Karen Bonner. Becky Lindsay, Sara Ruth Cashio. Debbie Hardin. Jeannie Rawls, Jan Pruitt, Rann Patterson. 3rd Row-Deb- bie Henry. Vernon Marks. Kenny Whitt. Garry Kil- patrick. and Steve Brown. 139 Espanolde Los Amigos” Holds Informative Monthly Meetings The GHS Spanish Club won the trophy for selling the most candy for the school after the November 9th fire. They sold nearly $3,000.00 worth of the candy. The Club, Espanolde Los Amigos, was the largest in the state with nearly 200 members. Monthly programs were enjoyed by the entire membership. Speakers came from Mexico, Gualtemala, Honduras, Spain, plus occasional visits from college students who had traveled and or studied abroad. During AEA week, sixteen students, along with the sponsors, Mrs. Dora Gene Hill and Mrs. J. B. Waid toured Spain and Portugal. “Los Amigos” organized the first Spanish Convention ever in the state of Alabama in 1972 and in 1973 won four state awards. The club offered an opportu- nity for making many friends, having fun, and learning the Spanish language at the same time. Isbell Hornsby, lefl. and Robin Rulcnberg lake lime out from Spanish Club to wave at the roving photographer. Spanish students Glenda Southern. Cindy Patterson, and Caroline Feist seem to be enjoying the Spanish convention in Tuscaloosa. M0 Tom Petrini and the guest speaker from Honduras, point out the location of important Spanish land- marks at one of the club’s monthly meetings. These students seem to be very interested in the Spanish Club meeting. Mrs. Waid. one of the club sponsors, looks on. Ml GHS Leo Club Branch of Lion’s Club Aside from selling school candy the Leo Club held a Mop and Broom Sale for the blind. Members shown are: 1st Row: Carol Pounds. Amy Carlisle. Robbie Milwcc. Nelson Wright. Dan Copeland. John Thompson. Kip Williams, Gerald Waid. John Griffin, 2nd Row: Whit Torbert, Kay Garrcn. and Mark Roberts. Checkers Sell Candy To Aid School Members of the Checkers shown are: 1st Row: Kenny Baker. Pete Abel. John Stivender. Bob Swann. The 1972-73 members of the Checkers Gao Boggs. Wade Croft. Kenny Wilson. 2nd Row: Pat McLeod. Tommy Bone. Darrell Nance. Joe rendered a great service to GHS by sell- Bryan. Brvant Banks, John Simmons. Bruce Lankford. Pete Conner and Butch Bramhtt. ° ing an enormous amount of candy. The total of their sales was $600. 142 Subscription Staff Solicites ’73 Crucibles The Crucible Subscription Staff promoted the sales of the 73 edition of the CRUCIBLE to the students of GHS. Each homeroom was presented by a member of the Subscription Staff which sold CRUCIBLES to that homeroom. Left, Charlie Nowlin and Libby Anderson discuss their techniques for selling Crucibles. Below. Sarah Huie. Susan Huie. Debbie Har- din. Becky Freeman, Mary Smith. Lynn McCain. Becky Walker and Jan Pruitt com- pare notes on the number of Crucibles each has sold. U3 Velvetones Receive Superior Ratings The celebrated Velvetones, directed by Mr. Gene Barnes, lived up to their reputation of being one of the best high school cho- ruses that the South has ever produced. During the year, the choir entertained civic groups, performed at churches through- out the city, sang at the annual Sunrise Easter Service, and presented the traditional Christmas and Spring Concerts. The Velvetones rated “Superior” in district and state contests, and also participated in Six Flags Over Gerogia's Music Festival which included choirs from several states. Gadsden High School should be as proud of these Christain voices as the Velvetones are their Alma Mater. Members of the Triads arc: 1st Row—Carol Shew. Su- san Hall. Donna Ross. Nancy Williams. Susan Nichols. Gale Hooten. Becky Odom. Glenda White. 2nd Row— Jacqueline Wright. Lynn Lane. Kathy Sitz. April Jack- son, Nancy Cooper. Kathi Macgcr. Barbara Self, Cathy Steed, Libby Anderson. 3rd Row—Julie Dake. Grace Cross. Karen Morgan. Pam Willis. Carol Kidd. Dotty Walker. Estra Foster. Angela Shell. Becky Walker. 4lh Row-Susan Kilpatrick. Jayne Campbell. Sharon Boat- ner. Becky Blair. Kim Williams. Becky Lambert. Tina Likos. Kay Kendricks, and Marsha Morrison. Members of the Velvetones arc: 1st Row Kathv Scruggs. Brenda Roberts. Sandy Hcnslee. Judy Hill. Tricia Torbert. Sylvia Benson. Ginger Stith. Beth Cambron. Vickie Slone. Isbell Hornsby. 2nd Row-Pam Johns. Celeste Slade. LuAnn Tumage, Barbara Woodall. Laura Stevens. Deb- bie Turner. Jamie Jones. Cathy Harney. Denise Robertson. Angie Marker. Athena Harris, 3rd Row Bubba Williams. Brandon Barnes. Perry White. Bobby Cargo. Chip Miller. Derick Mitch- ell. Craig Cothran, Whit Torbert, Kathy Smith. Cathy Starnes. Theresa Stewart. 4th Row Sam Spears. Buddy Barnes. Tommy Abernathy. Cur- tis Burttram. Terr.1 Thomas. David As berry. Jim Dunningston. David Colvard. Tim Mussclman. and Joey Clarke. Triads Represent GHS at Six Flags The highly-praised Triads under the direction of Mr. Gene Barnes won many honors this school year. The Triads received excellent marks in both district and state competition. They lied for first place in the Six Flags Music Festival as well as present- ing their annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. The Triads performed for civic groups, churches, and they sang for mentally retarded children of Gadsden. 145 CRUCIBLE Staff Sacrifices Extra Time For the CRUCIBLE STAFF, 1973 was a year of challenge. When the year began, they were faced with the task of publishing the school an- nual without a class to work on it at school. The staff accepted the chal- lenge, and sacrificed their time away from school to produce “What is Gadsden High School?” In the fall, the staff conducted the magazine sales. After the fire, they salvaged the library of old CRUCIBLES From the smoked and water-filled CRUCIBLE Room. Later on in the year the staff presented the Cordnation Ball, held the elections for Seniors Nota- bles, and sponsored Kiddie Day. Right, Editor Lonnie Williams finds time to help other members of the Crucible Staff com- plete their pages. Below, Sports Editors Herbie Meighan. Jan Pruitt, and Chip Miller take time out from their Crucible work to pose. Right, Assistant Editor Tina Likos looks over pictures that she might use for her pages. Below. Libby Anderson and Nancy Cooper seem to be enjoying their job as Business Managers. To Present “What Is Gadsden High? Upper Left, Crucible Photographer Jimmy Smothers devotes his time to snapping and developing pictures for the '73 Crucible. Lower Left, Mary Dugger, Curriculum Editor, ponders over ideas for her teacher’s section. Up- per Right. Band Editors Constance Crook and Susan Thompson work on the Band section while Club Editor Lynn McCain looks on. Middle Right, you can see that Class Editors Nancy Ragan. Caroline Feist. Pete Blalock and Anne Campbell don’t spend all their time working on Crucible. Class Editors not show arc Buford Cowart. Angela Shell and Lisa McCallie. Lower Right. Laura Stevens. Production Control Manager, sorts through hundreds of cards as she prepares the index. French Club Reorganized With the assistance of Mrs. Bedell the members of the French Club were able to reorganize their club and get it firmly established. They accomplished the task of re-writing the Constitution of the club. Several members of the Club attended the Festival of Arts held in Bi- rmingham which draws crowds from several surrounding states. The country of France was honored and the French students participated in the celebration. W'JiMsnOrwce Members of the French Club shown are: Isl Row Gen Guthrie. Ann Frazier. Kathy Bedell. 2nd Row - Sandy Henslcc. Pete Conner. Harr)- Ackerson. Angela Shell. 3rd Row-Bonnie Spence. April Jackson, and Judy Mueller. G-Club Composed of All Students Youth Council Active in Civic Projects The Youth Council purchased checker sets for neighboring nursing homes as one of their projects this year. They further served the community by ring- ing the bells for the Salvation Army during the Christmas season. Members of the Youth Council take time out from their picnic to pose for a picture. 1st row Jcanntc Tow. Carol Pounds. Whit Torbert. 2nd Row Jan Pruitt. Jacqueline Wright. Angie Marker and David Colvard Involved in Athletics The G Club of 1972-73 consisted of those who participated in sports of all kinds. The Varsity Cheerleaders were also mem- bers. The G Club’s main purpose was to support all the dif- ferent types of athletics at GHS. Members of the G Club shown are: 1st Row Kennv Wilson. Chuck Mcd- ders. Randy Word. Pete Conner. Mike Mayo, Mike McKenzie. Art Riley. Chuck Woods. Alan Longshore. 2nd Row Mark Tow. Patrick Ball. Danny Cox. Eddie Haney. Robert Brown. Randv Scruggs. Mike Davis. Kenny Hayes. Andre Patterson. 3rd Row-Craig Cothran. Tim Cloud. Barry Wheeler. Kevin Henson. Dennis Hare. Zel Tidmorc. David Noah. Perry White. Mark Lumpkin. 4th Row Gary Cobia. Drew Leach. Joe Bryan. Har- ding Leach. Kenny Wilson. Judson Norton. Troy Wagnon. 5th Row Jimmy McKee. Joe Woodall. Bryant Banks. John Stivender. Steve Gentry. Darrell Shaw. Thomas Smith, 6th Row -Tommy Ford. Jimmy McGinnis. Phillip Jar- rell. Ramon Richardson. 7th Row Thomas Riggins. Randall Cain. Clarence Rice. Cheerleaders are: Emma Pattman. Lisa Longshore. Kathy Sitz. Susan Strickland. Nancy Durham. Cindy Patterson. Lynn Lane. Sheree Bowlen. Jayne Campbell, and Emily Turnagc. 149 Members of the Key Club are: 1st row, Judson Norton. Becky Dobson. Katy Sit . Ann Tucker, Chuck Medders, Mark Lumpkin. 2nd row. Tommy Ford. Bnan Hatley. Bob Loftin. John Stivcndcr. Drew Leach. Mr. Hall, sponsor. 3rd row. David Cashio. Peie Blalock. George Gruver. 4th row. Tim Cloud. Jeff Barksdale. Terry Clayton. Bubba Williams, 5th row. Barry Leach. Tommy Bone. Mike Mavo. Key Club One of GHS’s Most Active Clubs The Gadsden High Key Club was very active during the 1972-73 school year. Key Club members worked diligently to help bring order out of chaos after the fire. This entailed the moving of the furniture, the washing of desks, and helping to paint the office for the administration. Katy Sitz was elected regional Sweetheart and represented this dis- trict in Mobile, Alabama. Key Club members worked at Pancake Day which was the most successful one ever held. Bob Loftin was elected Lt. Governor for all the Alabama Clubs. Earlier in the year, the Key Club held a “car bash- ing” to promote school spirit. The 1972-73 Key Club showed outstanding effort and was recognized slate-wide. Early in the year, the Key Club held a “Car Bash” in order to raise funds. Above, an unidentified power hitter tries his luck on the roof of the car. 150 Above: Mike Mayo bnngs out some of the salvageable materials from the burned building. Mike was one of the many Key Club members who helped clean up the school after the fire. Left: Paul Brown begin to understand the secrets of making good pancakes while, above. Tommy Ford proudly poses with his first creation. 15! Debate Team Travels To Statewide Tourneys The GHS Chapter of the National Forensic League traveled to many out-of-town tourna- ments and captured many honors this year. Even before school started Jimmy McCarver, Anne Campbell. Lynn McCain. Sarah Huie, Susan Huie. Patty Finley. Steve Brown, and Miss Ashley attended Samford University for the Summer Debate Workshop where they got a headstart on the 1972-73 Debate Season. After placing first in the Huntsville-Gadsden district competition, the Debate Team went on to the State Competition held at the University of Alabama where Susan Huie and Steve Brown were awarded second place Negative team, and Becky Davis and Jimmy McCarver earned the title of second place Affirmative team. Becky Davis and Susan Huie also won speaker awards. GHS was named second place over-all school with Becky Davis receiving a $500 scholarship to the University of Alabama. Miss Sarah Ashley certainly is to be con- gratulated since this is her first year as Coach. Right. Jimmy McCarver makes final preparations to leave for a tournament. Below. Lynn McCain and Anne Camp- bell chart the best route to travel to Tuscaloosa for State Competition. 152 Latin Students Reactivate Latin Club Just as Minerva sprang from the head of Juppi- ter, the Junior Classical League sprang from the second year Latin class. With the guidance of Mrs. Nellie Bedell the Latin class reactivated the club and became affiliated with the Na- tional Junior Classical League. The Club’s many activities included selling candy for the school and a Halloween program presented by several of the students. All second year students hope that they’ve started a club that will last ad infinitum. Members of the Latin Club shown are: 1st Row: Donnie Gilstrap. John Brock. 2nd Row: Randall Cain. Dan Wescott. Jim Davidson. Mike Jackson. 3rd Row: Don Bedell. Chip Tucker. Dan Cope- land. Randy Brock. 4th Row: Kathy Hughley. Vera Bush. Kathy Jones. Judy Hill. Lynn McCain. Debbie Fricks. Marilyn Kcndcll. Debbie Turner. Becky Walker. Pam Wilis, and Dec Sellers. FHA Members Learn Home Skills The ’73 FHA members sought to broaden the Home Economics Department this year as they sold cookbooks to purchase new equipment. The cookbooks, “Favorite Reci- pes of Alabama Home Economics Teachers” were sold by all FHA members. Mary Dugger, an FHA member, won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Scholarship for her outstanding work in Home Economics. FHA members shown are: Front. Mrs. Clarke, sponsor. Donna Ross. Madeleine Heiberger. Lucille Smith. Carol Pounds. Jacqueline Wright, and Patricia Thomas. 153 And the Beat Goes On . . . The Tiger Band’s traditional bomb shell is always a big hit at half-time. 154 Drummers: 1st row; Ray. Smith. 2nd row. Marty Calvert, Bubba Williams. Barry Freeman. 3rd row, Calvin Frost, Mark Stringfellow. Brandon Barnes Senior band member. Tommy Abernathy has a golden lip when it comes to his trumpet. Drum Major, Bamy Bagly gives it all he’s got for the Tiger Band Officers: 1st row. Head Tigerette. Tina Tidmore: Chaplain. Pam Johns: Sec.. Paula hand. (Below) Bases and Baritones: Paul Edmonson. Ray Hinton; Treas.. Sally Cox; 2nd row. Drum Major. Barry Bagly; V. Pres.. Calvin Frost; Bcird, Curtiss Gladden. Paul Brown. Pres., Tommy Abernathy. We are the Gadsden High Tiger Band. We stand strong and proud. We’ve had some bad times, but most of them have been good. Football season is an ex- citing part of the year for us, although we do have to work hard. And then there are the concerts, they take a lot of practice also. We’re not just a band. And all the people aren’t just band members. After you’ve shared the blood, sweat, and tears of all the years together, there is a closeness between you. We’ve shared the joys and sorrows of band competition, and through it all, we’ve kept a great traditional spirit. The Tiger spirit could make anything great. 155 . . . and the beat goes on GHS Band Students moved band equipment to a nearby church, while the school burned. Hey Susan, aren't you glad you use Ultra-Brite. don’t you wish everybody French horns: Cheryl Turner. Tim Grimes. Marty Calvert. Susan Beaird. Larry did? ' Johnson. Debbie Allen. Prissy Harrison. 156 Tiger spirit was always present when the Tiger Band was. Bass clarinet: 1st row, Patsy Nichols. Pam McGinnis, 2nd row, Alice Harris, Sandy Wilson. Peggy Thomas. Trombones: 1st row. James Crow. Randal Moon. Jeff Pruitt. 2nd row, Gilbert Cox, Darryl Thorton. Steve Campbell. 157 Saxaphone: 1st row. Curtiss Burtam. Marshall Johnson. 2nd row. Barr) Bagly. Delaine Jones. Susan Nichols. 3rd row. Philip Whitworth. Mr. Murphy is the Tiger Band's new and very competent hand director. Trumpets: 1st row. Becky Smith. Tazan Edwards. Buddy Barnes. Tommy Abernathy, 2nd row. Greg Douglas. Greg Jackson. Theophilus Hall. Johnny Garrad. Karen Chesser. 3rd row. Mary Jo Bailey. Wal- ler Waid, Jane Payne. 158 . . . Drums keep pounding Clarinet: 1st row. Kathy Gunter. Katie Roberts. Belinda Smith. Helen Boyd; 2nd row. Gale Hooten. Susan Mecham. Kathy King. Pam Alford. Sammie Hill; 3rd row. Beth Matthews. Nila Shaw. Karen Wieman, Tina Tidmorc, Kathy Kelly, Melinda Burke; 4th row. Kathy Lee. Judy Hooten. Myra Gregg. Kathy Harney. Kathy English. Pam Johns. Clarinet: 1st row. Kathy Gunter. Katie Roberts. Belinda Smith. Helen Boyd; 2nd row. Gale Hooten, Susan Mecham. Kathy King. Pam Alford. Sammie Hill; 3rd row. Beth Matthews. Nita Shaw. Karen Wieman. Tina Tidmorc. Kathy Kelly. Melinda Burke; 4th row. Kathy Lee. Judy Hooten. Myra Gregg. Kathy Harney. Kathy English. Pam Johns. Flutes: 1st row. Sally Cox. Sandy Hensly. Carol Kidd. Janice Carey. Susan Henson, 2nd row; Sherry Turner. Karen Brown, Kathy Clayton, Ann Tucker. Susan Allison. Sylvia Foster. 159 Tigcrcltcs: 1st row. Head Tigcrcttc, Tina Tidmore. Karen Wicman, Pam Alford. Lynn Peeples, Sylvia Foster, 2nd row, Susan Mecham. Gale Hooten, Cheryl Turner. Kathy Lee, Judy Hooten. 160 to the brain Majorettes: Janice Carey; Head Majorette. Susan Henson; Su- A tired Delaine Jones relaxes for a while after a great half-time show, san Allison. 161 The half-time performance contributed much to the spirit at Homecoming. Baby Tigers Meet Many Challenges in First Year Working as an enthusiastic team, the Sophomore class displayed great spirit during their first year at G. H. S. Debbie Harden represented the school in the Voice of Democracy Contest and Amelia Ford was elected class beauty. Sponsored by Miss Sara Ashley, they showed their spirit in their float “Keep on Tru- ckin’’. The class officers for the 72- 73 year were (top left) Vance Rob- ertson-President, (top right) Ann Echols-Vice President, (bottom left) Brenda Roberts—Secretary and (bottom right) Brena Berman— Treasurer. Abaic. Mohammed Abney, Pam Abston. Jeff Ackerson, Cary Allen, June Alexander. Keith Aired, Pam Anders, Karen Anderson. Betsy Archer, Debbie Ashley, Vera Baglcy, Ann Bailey. Mary Jo Ball. Patsy Barnard. Sandra Battles. Joan Beall. Michael Bearden, Frazier Beaver. Terry Bcllcw, Thomas Belycw. Amanda Benson, Willie Mae Berman. Brena Berry. Jimmie Sue Billingsley. Johnny Billingsley, Robert Bishop. Dale Blackwell. Allen Blackwell. Rena Bone, Dani Bone. Tommy Bonner. Karen Boyd. Helen Bradford. Mike Brooks. Jackie Brooks. Phillip Brown. Karen Brugge. Greg Burk, Johnny Burk. Rick Burton. Brenda Calvert. Marty 165 Cameron. Debbie Cameron. Elizabeth Carey, Jimmy Carrol. Dale Cashio, Sara Caudle. Sheree Chambers. Scenita Chandler. Diane Chesser. Carrcn Chilton. Cindy Clark. Martha Clark. Sam Hard working sophs take time to pose for picture. Homecoming Provides Excitement for Sophs Cohn. Larry Collins. Gwen Collins. Mike Colvard. Pat Cook. Larry Cooper. Caroline 166 Donna Tolbert throughly enjoys scrunching-up paper for the float Couch. Kenneth Cowart. Buford Cox. Sherry Cranford. Sharon Crocton. Jimmy Croft. Theresa Crow. Annette Crumpler. Deborah Culli. Anita Dailey. Mark Davis. Billy Davis. Debra Davis. Mike Bandsmen Judy Hootcn. Sylvis Foster, and Keith Smith well represent their class at ball games. Davidson. Kay Dellinger. Mariada Denson. Steve Densmore. Belinda Diggs. Charlotte Dillard. Eddie Dowell. Shcretha 167 Talented Sophs Excell in Football Downey. Ricky Downs. David Drenner. Barry Duke. Shiela Dupree. Renee Durham. Jane Dye. Linda Eaves. Tina Echols. Ann Edmondson. Paul Edwards. Cynthia Edwards. Joe Edwards. Tazan Elkins. Donnis English. Cathy Epperson. Donna Evans. Penny 168 JefT Thacker exerts great agility as he pushes across the line. Finley, Patti Fobbus, Bill Ford, Amelia Ford, Glen Ford, William Foster, Jacky Foster. Sylvia Fowler. Susan Franklin, David Franklin. Juliet Franklin. Vicki Freeman, Barry Freeman. Becky Freeman, Jimmy Frost, Alonzo Gardner. Ken Garmony. Timmy Garrett. Billy Garrett. Robert Gibson, Beth Gill. Clarence 169 Chinese jumprope anyone? Actually. Susan Richardson and Jane Durham hurry to class during break. Goodlett, Kim Gonzales. Chichi Gregerson. Doug Gregg, Myra Green. Sylvia Griffin. Sharron Griffith. Don Griffith, Patricia Guthrie, Gcri Guyse, Robin Hall, Jimmy Hall. Fredrick Hamby, Melissa Handy. Ginger Hanson. Tom Harbinson. Kathy Harden. Debbie Harris. Alice Harris. Joe Harris. Michelle Heard. Rosemary Helm. Becky Heron, Alan 170 Denson and Keith Smith work hard to make up for the time lost due to the fire. After serving its purpose for many years, a desk stands alone after being burned out of it’s home. Like the Sophs, it also had to adjust. Sophs Adjust to New Schedule Hill. Sammye Hicks. Kathy Hodge. Karen Hodge. Marie Holley. Shirley Holloway, Lisa Hook. Tim Hooten. Judy Hope, Jeffery Hope. Jerry Horseley. Phyllis Hudson, Reba Steve Steward and Phillip Taylor express a great interest in learning Spanish. 171 RIGHT: Terry Jones and Kathy Hicks, enjoying time together between sessions BELOW: Carolina Cooper and Bob Loflin find Mrs. Skippers Geometry' class hysterical. Hughes. Kara Hughes, Sandy Huic, Sarah Hulsey. Toni Humphries. Cathy Humphries, Karen Hunter. Annie Hutchins. Charles Hyatt. Donna Ingram. Wanda Ivey. Paula Jackson, DafTord Jackson. Gary Jackson. Ralph Jackson. Raymond Jackson. Wyvonia 172 Sophomores Find Time to Relax James. Jesse Jeffers. Mike Jennings. Willie Fay Johnson. Beverly Johnson. Darell Johnson. Harriet Johnson. Johnny Johnson. Larry Johnson. Rodney Jones, Dclane Jones, Evelyn Jones, Joan Jones. Kathy Jones. Mike Jones. Romona Jones. Sherry Jones. Terry Keller. Vicki Keeling, Carol Kelly. Kyla Kennedy, Mitzi Kimberly. Laphcsia After fire, sophomores assemble to receive instructions and schedules. King. Janet Kinsey. William Kinzalow, Jigger Kirby. Edwin Kirby, Gregory Kirk. Regina Kitchens. Allan Knight. Kim Lancaster. Alan Langley, Annette Lane, Dcmctris Lay, Sidney 174 Ramona Jones, Ann Tucker. Charlotte Diggs and Cathy Lee represented their class as favorites. Sophomores Enjoy First Coronation Ball The Sophomore Beauty, Amelia Ford and Beauty candidates, Debbie Martin and Sylvia Foster, grace the stage at the Coronation Ball. Lee. Cathy Lewis. Beck Linder, Janet Linder. Lynn Lindsey. Becky Lindsey. Renee Littlefield. Brian Loftin. Bob Loftin, Lee Looney, Michael Loyd. Ronald Mackey. Anita Madric. Steve Marker. Eddie Marks, Vernon Marshall. Lee Marshall. Mark Martin. Debbie McAlpine. Belinds McCleskey, Sandra McDanial. Mark McDuffie. Tammy McGraw, Mary Ann McKenzie, Tricia 175 McLeod, Chris McNair. Anila Melton. Danny Michaels. Randy Miller. Denise Minion. Donna Moore. Beverly Moore. Ethel Moore, Steve Moore. Teresa Morgan. Stephanie Morris, Brenda Mummah. Mike Nappier. Joyce Nappier. Schatzi Nation. Julie Naughton. Julie Nelson. Jennifer Nelson. Ilson Nichols. Susan Noah. Becky ABOVE: Working in make shift rooms. Sophomores adjust to new teaching tech- niques. BELOW: Myra Gregg and Geri Guthrie waste no time in getting to next class. 176 Gayle Warren takes time out from work to pose for a picture. Baby Tigers Learn Need To Study Norman. Mike Norris. Randy Norton. Cindy Nunn. Mike Owens. Nancy Pate. Cathy Patterson. Butch Patterson. Phil Patterson. Rann Parker. Barry Parker. Lee Payne. Jane Pearson. Tony Penny. Kenny Perry. Craig Pierce. Fredrick Pillitary, Lisa Pippin. Jerry Poor. Linda Pounds, Carl Prucenal. Judy 177 Pruitt, Darrel Quinn. Steve Rains, Karen Raleigh. Carolyn Ralls. Jennie Ramano. Ronny Rancher. Tommy Ray, Ann Ray. Connie Ray. Ronnie Rice, Scotty Richardson. Johnny Richardson. Judy Richardson. Susan Riley. Ricky Roberts. Brenda Roberts. Joan Robertson. Valeta Robertson. Vance Robinson. Jennifer Robinson. Sidney TOP: Jeff Abston gels his books to begin another day at GHS. MIDDLE: Cathie Humphries and Denise Thacker work hard on the float. BOTTOM: Vance Robertson represents his class as kingsman. 178 Sophomores Take A Look Back On First Year Robinson. Teddy Rogers. Frank Rose. Jay Ross. Guy Royal. Steve Satterly. Mary Sattiwhitc. Virginia Scott, Cariotta Scott. Zelemina Shew. Donna Silvey. Jessie Silvey. Pam Simmons. Tony Smith. Becky This hall, once crowded with students, is now empty, but the spirit of GHS lives on. Smith. Cynthia Smith. Dan Smith. Davey Smith. Don Smith. F.ddic Smith. Kieth Smith. Mcrlyn Smithcrman. Carrie Southern. Marcia Spears. Mary Speer. Tommy Spurlock. Thomas Stallings. Muercll Slancil. Karen Stanley, Karla Starnes. Teresa Sophomores Show Tiger Spirit At Pep Rallys Steams. Debbie Steel. Jeff Stewart. Michael Stewart, Steve Stokes. Cindy 180 Tarvin. Davis Taylor. Earnest Taylor. Guy Taylor. Phillip Terrell. Camille Terrell. Chuck Thacker. Denise Thacker. Gerald Thacker. Jeff Thomas. Bertha Thomas. Deborah Thomas. Sherry Thompson. Karen Thompson. Melissa Thompson. Randy 181 Students look for a place to rest after a busy schedule. Time Between Sessions is Time For Fun Thompson, Trudy Thornton. Mike Tidmore. Bill Tinker. Paul Tipton. Angela Tolbert, Donna Tommie. Sharon Torbert. Tricia Traylor. Larry Tubb. Craig Tuck, Steve Tucker, Claudia Ann Tucker. Sara Ann Turner. Linda Turner. Robin Turner. Sharon Turner. Sherry Varner. Charles Varner. Gloria Vaughn. Gcnevclyn Vcasey. Victor Vice. Susan Vick, Cynthia Walker. Donnie Warren. Gayle Watson, David Watson, Harold Watts. Vicky 182 Weatherly. Chico Weathing. Randy ABOVE: Sophomores Chris McLeod and Carol Hicks enjoy their break with some friends. BELOW: Getting initiated isn’t all bad. Bandsmen Cathy Clayton and Jimmy Freeman seem to think its fun. Wester. Jane Ann Wise. Danny White. Bob White. Kenny White. Randy Wildman. Tom Williams. James Wills. Sharon Wilson. Sandy Woods. Kathy Wnght. Alan Yarbrough. Angie 183 Juniors Experience Unforgettable Year This was the year of, “I don't care” for the class of ’74. The school burned, we had a floatless home- coming. and homecoming itself was postponed due to rain. Much good came with the bad, however. Katy Sitz was crowned queen of the coronation ball, junior Thespians took top awards in dis- trict competition, also in state com- petition. A junior debate team took top awards in district and state com- petition, also. Junior Gymnasts placed first and second in state competition. The good and the bad combined to make this the year that was. The class officers were (above left) Tim Cloud, President; (above right) Em- ily Tumage, Vice President; (right) Mrs. Byars. Sponsor; (below left) Becky Dobson. Secretary; and (be- low right) Norma Griffin, Treasurer. Adams. Donna Adcrholt. Aponi Alford, Pam Allen. Gary Amberson. Gary' Argo. Joey Bagley. Mike Baker. Jackie Baker, Sandra Ball. Gary Baranick. Debbie Barksdale. Jeff Battles, Jerry Bates. John Baskin. Bobbie Barnes. Brandon Bames. Frank Beaird, Susan Bearden. Gail Bedell. Don Bedell. Kathy Beene, Lee Benson. Miranda Bishop. Benny Bishop. Fran Bishop, Mike Blackwell. Doug Blackwood. Jeff Blalock, Pete Bledsoe. Major Boatncr. Sharon Bobo. Beth Bonds. Melissa Boyd. Joseph Bracket. Jimmy Bradford. Barbara Bradford. Doroth' Brewster, Donna Brock. John Brock. Randy Brown. Larry Brown, Steve 185 Brunson. Vickcy Burke. Melinda Burton. Beverly Bush. Vera Burtram. Curtis ByramJanet Byram. Pam Cain, Randall Cambron. Beth Cameron. Grace Campbell. Anita Campbell. Anne Campbell. Jayne Campbell. Steve Carr. Charles Cashio. David Childers. Emmett Clayton. Ricky Becky Dobson. Patsy Nichols, and Norma Griffin diligently work on the junior float. 186 Disappointments—Homecoming ’73 Homecoming was postponed because of rain. Clayton. Terry Cloud. Tim Cobia, Gary Cole. Valliancia Coleman. Cindv Colvard. David The biggest disappointment of all came when Dr. Andrew decreed this to be a floatless homecoming. Colvard. Jimmy Class of ’74 Shows It’s Tiger Spirit Cowscr. Ronald Cox. Sally Croft, Walishia Cross, Grace Davidson. Jim Davis. Becky Davis. Charles Day. George Dobson. Becky Dobson. Keith Doyle, Peggy Dugger. Alton Dye. Mark East. David Edidson. Frieda Edwards. Bugg Eley, Angela EUand. Janice 188 Pam Willis displays the Tiger spirit felt by most juniors These juniors, like most others, cheer the Tigers on to victory. Fcsmire. Paula Fincher. Donna Ford. Henry Ford. Tommy Foster. Estra Frazier. Ann Frazier. Cynthia Freeman. Gina Fulmer. Stanley Gargus. Doyce Garrard. John Geiger. Mark Gladden. Curtis Gladden. Kerry Goodson, Mike Gossett. Nancy 189 Junior Dennis Hare, number 62. comes to the rescue. Graham. Randy Gray. Danny Gray. Janice Green. Helen Green. Martha Grccnburg. Mike Gregory. Janet Griffin. Norma Griffith. Emilie Griffith. Fred Gruver. George Gunter, Kathy Hall. Alan Hall. David Hallmark. Bibb Handy. Robert Haney. Bubba Haney. Dickie Hardy, Marilyn 190 Juniors Active In Athletics Hardy, Michael Hare. Dennis Harney, Kathy Harper. Kenneth Harris, Phyllis Harrison. Wilbert Hatley. Brian Hayes. Ken Head, Jane Height. Tommy Hcnslec. Sandy Henson, Kathy Henson, Sharon Hill. Judy 191 Bibb Hallmark and Calhy Brczna goof-off as usual. Below: Anise McCulley pauses on her way to class. Hill. Tricia Hilton. Terry Hogg. Howard Hogg. Howell Holland. Elwanda Hollingsworth. Becky Hollis. Regina Hooten, Gale Homsby. Isbell Howell. Ronald Hubbard. Tina Hughley, Kathy 192 Junior Girls Acting Like Junior Girls Huic. Susan Humphrey. Pam Humphrey. Pat Hutchinson. Billy Jackson. Greg James Rebecca Jarret. Philip Jeffers. Louis Johns. Pam Johnson. Joseph Johnson. Robin Johnson. Theresa Jones. Kathy Jones. Larrv Jones. Shelly Kelly. Melissa Kelly. Kathy Kennedy. Bill Kidd. Carol Kilgore. Diane Kilpatrick. Gary Kilpatrick. Susan Kimbrough. Laphesia Kirby. Bob Kirby. Jarrett Komater. Diane Landers. Paul Landrum. Tim Lang. Diane Langley. Deborah Langley. Freida 193 They’re Here! One of a junior’s biggest thrills is receiving, after a seemingly endless period of waiting, senior rings. The class of ’74 is no different. Lassetcr, Chip Las field. Peggy Leach. Barry Lee. Terre Lewis. Doug Lockmiller. Lctha Lord. Kenneth Lorren. Steve Meager. Sherre Maske. Kathy Matthews. Beth Mathews. Mike Maxwell. Harold Mayben. Becky 194 Mayes, Ronald Mayo. Dena McCain. Lvnn McCarver. Jimmy McCombs. Jackie McCully. Anise McDaniel. Carol McKee. Jimmy McNair. Freida Doug Blackwell personifies the disgust felt by most juniors at the long delays on getting class rings. MePeters. Jeff MePeters. Wanda Mccham. Susan Melton.Banard Metson. Rhonda Miller. Harold Mitchell. Derick 195 Mitchell. Frank Moore. Francis Moore. Lonny Moore. Sarah Morgan. Karen Morris. Rcdonna Junior Tigers Active in Band Morrison. Karen Morrison. Marsha Newell. F-ddie Nichols. Patsy Nichols, Susan Noah. David Noojin. Lou Ann Oden. Wanda Oravei. Glory Owens. Joel Owens. Mike Parker. Joey Parnell. Kim Peeples. Lynne Pcrico. Shirley Philips. Tim 196 Pope. Lisa Powell. Janei Presley. Rosemarie Presles. Ruthann Pruitt. Jan Ragan. Nancy Rains. Pam Ransaw. Cathy Raper. Sharon Redding. Annette Richardson. Gary Richardson. Raymond Roberts. Katie Robertson, Richard Junior bandsmen made scenes like these possible. Robertson. Rodney Royal. Cinds Ruvsell. Dementrius Rutenberg. Robin Saxon. Eddie Scott. Karen Scott. Phillip Scruggs. Rands Self. Vicks Sellers. Dee Sernnck. Philip Sewell. Debbie Sharpton. Sabrina Sheffiedl.Scott 197 Juniors in Normal Pursuits These juniors clown after the fire. Shcrcr. Cindy Shirlev. Stephanie Simmpns. Dennis Sit ., Katy Smart. Judy Smith. Kathy Smith. Kay Smith. Randy Smith. Ray 198 Smith. Sandra Southers.Debbie Spence. Bonnie Stancil. Eva Stephens. Cindy Stevens. Laura Stewart. Bobby Stewart. Gary Stewart. James Stith. Ginger Stone. Mike Stone. Vicki Stone. Marilyn Stover. John Swidcll. Deborah Talley. Debbie Taylor. Ellen Tedder. Ronnie Thompson. Dann 199 Thompson. Pam Thompson. Peggy Thompson. Susan Thornton. Darrell Tid more. Zel Tollcson, Lisa Tow. Jeannie Marie Tumage. Emily Upton. Charlie Valentine. Robyn Vick. Sandra Vinvard. Trcva Waid. Walter Walker. Dottic Walker. Patty Warren. Cathv Warren. Clcnon Watford. Art Watson. Cynthia 200 Juniors, Are You With Us? Junior Zcl Tidmorc is with us at the car bash Katie Roberts is with us at the Honor Society inductions. Watson. Ricky Wheeler. Barry Wheeler. LaJcan White. Patricia Whorton. Bobby Wilder. Darlene Wilder. Denise Williams. Bubba Williams. Charlotte Williamson. Lori Willis. Pam Wilson. Amy Wilson. Rex Winston. Edward Wood, Freddie Woodall. Barbra Woodall. Joe Yales. Randy 201 Class of ’73 Last to Finish at Old GHS Top. Randy Word—President, Sheree Bowlen Treasurer, Wade Croft—V. President, and Celeste Slade- Secretary. Bottom-Mrs. Ford, a great sponsor, shows gratitude on receiving her gift. The class of'73 was last to return to the true GHS. This was a year of hardship because of; the burning of the school, the crowded classrooms, lack of books and materials, no talent show, and a rescheduled graduation. After the fire at GHS, the Charity Bowl game proved real spirit and vic- tory. Lisa Longshore was crowned Homecoming Queen, Nancy Durham became Gadsden’s Junior Miss, and Paula Hinton was elected Speaker of the House at Youth Legislature. 202 Pete Abel Tommy Abernathy Harry Ackerson William Adams Cynthia Alexander Diane Alexander Nancy Alford Debbie Allen Susan Allison Jim Anderson Libby Anderson Reggie Arledge Rickey Armstrong David Asbury Jerry Ash Ricky Authur Barry Bagley Bob Baker Kenny Baker Patsy Baker 203 Seniors welcome baby tigers. Patrick Ball Bryant Banks Buddy Barnes Bill Barron 204 Edwin Battle Lynn Bearden Vicki Beavers Ray Beird Final Year Begins For Seniors Sheree Bowlen. Mrs. Lewiski and Jamie Jones work hard on the sign to welcome the baby tigers Sylvia Benson Mike Blackwell Becky Blair Alivn Bolden Sheree Bowlen Ricky Bradberry Annette Bradford Steve Branning Sherry Bright Maurice Brown Paul Brown Robert Brown Frances Browne Joe Bryan 205 Seniors Conduct Magazine Campaign Elaine Buckclew Eugene Buggs Sherry Busby Bernice Calloway Jonathon Cameron Janice Carey Bobby Cargo Amy Carlisle Greg Carrol Nathan Chappell Debra Clark Jackie Clark Joey Clark Joe Clay Pete Abel. Chuck Meddcrs and Mark Lunpkin count magazine money. Kay Clements Sandra Coley Naomi Collins Randall Colston Robert Conley Pete Conner Nancy Cooper Dan Copeland Craig Cothran Randy Cowan Gilbert Cox 207 Seniors Create Excellent “Float ” Robbie Milwcc works hard al driving nails. Darrell Nance fixes the chicken wire. Larry Cox Sidney Cox Linda Cranford Gregory Crews Jerome Croft Wade Croft Constance Crook Bob Cross Susan Cross James Crowe Danny Crownover Julie Dake Robert Davenport Craig Davis Monica Davis Edy Dellinger Shelia Dobson Gregory Douglas Vickie Duckett Mary Dugger 209 Floatworkers slop to pose for a picture. Tigers Give Emma Better Outfit An Riley. Pern, White. Chuck Mcdders and Judson Norton show what a tiger is really like. Perry and Chuck give Judson a boost. 210 Nancy Echols Ruthie Ellis Angela Ensley Pam Estes Lauren Fadely Bridgette Farrar Kathy Faulkner Dudley Fcazcll Caroline Feist Robert Ferguson Jim Fordham Steve Domey Connie Foshee Randy Frachiseur Tony Franklin Becky Frazier Stan Freeman Debbie Fricks Calvin Frost Kay Garren ii GHS Spirit Takes Many Forms Paul Brown smashes a Blue Devil car. Bobby Garret Charles Garret Steve Gentry Patty G id lev John Glosson Mike Goggins Ernest Gray Mary' Joyce Gray Linda Grant Debbie Green Randy Greenwood Billie Gregory 212 John Griffin Keith Griffin Melissa Griffin Donald Griffith Carol Gulledge Susan Hall Anita Hanley Eddie Haney Charlene Harbin Alan Hare Ricky Harmon Emily Hart Athena Harris Prissv Harrison 213 CLASS OF ’73 “BEST Madeline Heiberger Barry Hendon Kelvin Hendrix Susan Henson Kelvin Henson Paul Hendrickson Linda Helms Michael Higgins Tommy Abernaths in seri- ous for once. Barrs Bugles is the Tiger drum major. Philip Whitworth finds time to play at hand practice. Pam Estes and Peggy Thomas enjoy carrying flags. TIGER BAND IN THE LAND” Paula Hinton Brenda Holland Randy Holliday Steve Holms Jerry Hooks Pricillu Howard Martha Hoyett John Huffman 215 Senior Football Players Were Confident Gary Hunt Beverly Ingram April Jackson Mike Jackson Rodney Jackson Joe Ransaw goes all the way Art Riley seems to be tired out. V Nancy Janderlick Bob Jett Kenneth Jenkins Maurice Jenkins Barbara Johnson Greg Johnson Sue Johnson Anna Jones Dorothy Iones Henry Jones Jackie Jones Jamie Jones Paulette Jones Reuben Jones 217 Pep Leaders Janice Carey kicks spirit into the crowd. Susan Henson docs her routine. Vickie Jones Greg Kcarley Josephine Kearley Donna Killian Susan Killian Marilyn Kindcll Greg King Kenneth Kinzalow 218 Show Real Spirit Tiger Charlie Nowlin and Nancy Durham rejoice at Homecoming. Susan Strickland begs for co-operation Mary Kirk Eddie Kirkland Kenneth Kirkland Nancy Knight A1 Knowles Darlene Lacks Charles Lancaster Lynn Lane Basketball Great Sport in ’73 Bruce Lankford Drew Leach Harding Leach Diane Lee Linda Lee Tina Likos Covia Lindsy Hal Lockridge Alan Longshore Lisa Longshore Nancy Lonnergan Lisa Longshore is uneasy over a lost game. 220 Scott Loring Becky Lorren Delihah Lowe Doug Lumpkin Mark Lumpkin Sheldon McAlpin Lisa McCallie David McCord 221 Alvin Bowlin getting all fired up. Pat McCloud before haircut. The good looks show now. Before and After Karen McDonald Debra McGee Debbie McHugh Mike McKenzie Kathi Maeger Angie Marker Mike Marshall Doug Martin Janice Mason Laurie Massey Janet Matthews Mike Mayo 222 Chuck Medders Herbie Meighan Celetha Melton Bonita Miller Pam Miller Raymond Miller Robbie Milwee Greg Milwee Larry Mitchell Brenda Moat Frances Moore Jerry Moore Kenneth Moore Reid Morgan Judy Mueller Terry Mummah Darrell Nance Canderia Nelms Sharon Nelson Sherry Nelson 223 Nancy Durham concentrates on Trig Study Needed For Seniors Cindy Nichols Clayton Nichols Henry Nichols Dan Noojin Joyce Noojin Lee Noojin Judson Norton Charlie Nowlin Becky Odom Arthur Oravet Julia Owens Mike Owens 224 Robin Owens Joyce Pace Jerry Parker Andre Patterson Tina Patterson Cindy Patterson Emma Pattman Randy Patty Corky Payne Fred Perry Pam Perry Debra Peterson Leon Pierce Debbie Pippin Carol Pounds Cynthia Presley Denise Pruitt JefT Pruitt DeWayne Ragland Hoyt Ramsey 225 Seniors Interested In Learning Becky Rayburn Gail Redden Tyler Reynolds Clarence Rice Thomas Riggins Denise Roberson Jo Ann Roberson Carla Roberts Mark Roberts Tommy Robertson Andrea Robinson Dudley Fcazcll asks Mr. Hall for advice. Debbie Fricks proofreads homework. James Crow works hard in class. Carol Robinson Teresa Robinson Mark Roller Donna Ross Mildred Ross Dell Rowe Sherry Runyan Karen Russell Seniors Have Many Different Susan Strickland seems to be ready to Eugene Buggs looks full of curiosity. ??8 Ricky Sanders Bart Scott Kathy Scruggs Barbara Self Darryl Shaw Nina Shaw Angela Shell Sharon Shew John Simmons Celeste Slade Janice Smith Renee Smith Things on Their Minds Linda Grant docs not know what to do John Simmons is terribly bored Teresa Smith Jimmy Smothers Glenda Southern Sammy Spears Grade Sphere Herman Spiegner Debbie Springfield John Slam Cathy Starnes Cathy Steed Eddie Stephens Pam Stewart ??9 Seniors Meet for Last Time In Stadium Teresa Stewart John Stivender Larry Stone Ricky Stone Susan Strickland Randy Suggs Lucille Sullivan Debbie Swann Steve Swindell Tim Temple Brenda Thomas Glenda Thomas Peggy Thomas Billy Thompson Johnny Thompson Terry Thompson Tina Tidmore Barbara Tomlin Denise Tomlin Whit Torbert 230 Seniors await moment to receive diplomas and start a new way. Mark Towe Chip Tucker Donna Tucker LuAnn Tumage Brenda Turner Cheryl Turner Deborah Turner Susan Vaugn Steve Vemer Troy Wagnon Gerald Waid Becky Walker 231 Amy Walton Mary Washington David White Glenda White Mary White Perry White Philip Whitworth Susan Wietchy Debbie Willard Charlene Williams Kim Williams Lonnie Williams Nancy Williams Tommy Willingham Randy Willis Debra Wilson Kenny Wilson Vicki Wilson Randy Word Jacqueline Wright 232 Maurice Wright a Nelson Wright I Karen Wyman Iff Lee Yost 233 , ' V ■ - � • . «• • . - . 1. « . . . - - • i ’« • • . .■. - •••• - + - . . ‘ - V j . A . . .1 : • . ■ «- • J , - v • - m • . . • • • . • • ■ ■s ' v; . cV c • mti • • • Pete Blalock is showing one of the latest fashions in men’s coats. HAGEDORN'S also has a fine selection of ladies’, misses, and children’s clothes. 236 ABOVE: Jay Aldridge and Robin Rutenberg show shoppers some stylish shoes found among the many other shoe styles. RUTENBERG'S also has ladies and children’s shoes. BELOW: Debra Vice and Robin Rutenberg display to shoppers some of the stylish pants found in the ladies’ ready-to-wear de- partment at RUTENBERG'S. 237 RIGHT: Nancy Cooper tries to decide about one of the new spring sandals that she is being shown by Sherry Davis at BROWN'S SHOE STORE. These as well as many other styles and colors of shoes for men and ladies are found at BROWN’S. BELOW: Bibb Hallmark and Cathy Brezina seem to have found the sofa that is just right for them. For a wide selection of home furnishings and appliances, shop IS- BELL-HALLMARK FURNITURE in Gadsden. 238 ABOVE: Carla Roberts and Susan Cross seem to be having a good time while browsing through the colorful spring clothing at JACK SAK’S. For the ultimate in fashion in ladies ap- parel, visit JACK SAK’S on Broad Street. LEFT: Paulette Jones and John Stam take a few minutes during work to acquaint themselves with some of the sport coats that they enjoy selling at BUDD’S. For the man who wants to make the best dressed list, BUDD’S carries the latest in stylish men’s wear. 239 ABOVE: Chuck Medders is showing one of the stylish sport coals at STANLEY'S MEN STORE. The coat can be coordi- nated with a number of outfits from STANLEY'S. STANLEY'S carries the finest lines of men men’s clothing for the man that is constantly on the go. LEFT: Mr. Parr of MICHAEL'S JEWELER'S shows Tina Likos and Kim Pitman some of the many fine selections of rings at MI- CHAEL'S CREDIT JEWELER'S. MI- CHAEL'S has two locations in Gad- sden Broad Street and Agricola Shopping Center. You can be sure all your gifts, whether they be jewelry, china, or house gifts, are among the finest when you make your purchases from MI- CHAEL'S J EWELER'S. 241 RIGHT: Shoppers enjoy furnishing their homes with the assistance of the friendly people at WILLIAM'S FURNITURE COMPANY. WILLIAM'S has a wide selection of handsome furniture that will compliment any home. Carla Roberts. Lonnie Williams. Nancy Cooper, and Susan Cross seem to be taking it easy and rest- ing comfortably in a fine bed from WIL- LIAM'S FURNITURE COMPANY. BELOW: TUXEDO INN is the place to get outfitted for those special occasions. It carries the latest in formal wear for men with many available styles and colors of tuxedos and dress coats. Pete Conner looks pleased with his selection from TUXEDO INN. 242 THOM PSON-CON STRUCTI ON COM- PANY crew work diligently in rebuilding Gadsden High. The skilled workmen have worked fast in restoring the building and reconstructing the second floor. 244 Another workman is carefully balancing himself while checking the new steelbeams in- stalled at Gadsden High by THOMPSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. 245 Above: As one can see, friendly service excells at ALABAMA CITY BANK. Here Libby Anderson is shown writing a check. Below: Libby talks over her banking business with one of the friendly ladies at ALABAMA CITY BANK. ?46 THE VOGUE has many styles to choose from. Here Debbie is shown selecting a new jacket. To look your best in newest fashions, shop at THE VOGUE in Alabama City. ?J7 248 It’s the real thing. Coke. Trade mark (5) ABOVE LEFT: Donna Ross reclines comfortably on a handsome lounge chair from ROSS GRAM LING FURNITURE STORE. LEFT: This elegant crushed velvet sofa seems to be just the right choice for Donna. There are also many lamps and other appliances in a variety of styles and colors at ROSS GRAMLING FURNI- TURE STORE. ABOVE: COCA-COLA is a favorite among most American families. Picnics, parties, and even quiet times “go better with COKE.” Visit the COCA -COLA BOTTLING COM PA N Y for a special treat. 249 A ABEL. PETE College Preparatory; Tennis Team; Latin Club; Checkers Parliamentarian; F.C.A.; 65. 121. 142. 203. 206 ABERNATHY. TOMMY College Preparatory; Velvctones; Marching Band Capt.; Concert Band; John Philip Sousa Award; Talent Show Comm.; 145. 154. 158. 203. 215 ACKERSON. HARRY College Preparatory; Latin Club; French Club; Thespians Pres.; Drama Club; F.T.A.: State Drama Festival; Slate Thespian Convention; 42. 139. 148. 203 ADAMS. WILLIAM College Preparatory; 203 ALEXANDER. CYNTHIA College Preparatory; Triads; French Club; Drama Club; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; 203 ALFORD. NANCY College Preparatory; French ClubTreas.: F.T.A. 203 ALLEN. DEBBIE College Preparatory; Maching Band; Concert Band; 156. 203 ALLEN. GLEN College Preparatory ALLISON. SUSAN College Preparatory; 159, 161. 203 ANDERSON. JIM College Preparatory. 22. 203 ANDERSON. LIBBY College Preparatory ; Track Team Mgr ; Student Council Reporter; Triads; National Honor So- ciety Latin Club; French Club; Crucible Staff Business Manager; Crucible Subscription Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legislature Reporter; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; Top Ten: Talent Show Comm.; Pep Club; 22. 23. 49. 50. 51. 138. 143. 144. 146. 203. 246 ARLEDGE. REGGIE College Preparatory: Baseball; National Honor Societv; Spanish Club; Crucible Subscription Staff; G Club; 51. 125. 203 ARMSTRONG. RICKEY College Preparatory-: 203 ARTHUR. RICKEY College Preparatory; Baseball: G Club: F.T.A.; $100 Club; 125. 203 ASBURY. DAVID College Preparatory; Velvetones; National Honor Societv; 51. 145. 203 ASH.JERRY College Preparatory; 203 250 senior index B BAGLEY. BARRY Marching Band Drum Major; Concert Band; Director's Award; College Preparatory; 155, 158. 203. 215 BAGLEY. TIM College Preparatory; Float Comm.; Talent Show Comm. BAKER. BOB College Preparatory; Talent Show Comm.; 203 BAKER. KENNY College Preparatory; Varsity Football Team Capt. Most Valuable Lineman; Track Team; Wrestling; Latin Club; Checkers: Key Club; G Club Pres.; F.C.A.: $100 Club; NEAC Jr.-Sr.; 102. 142. 203 BAKER. PATSY College Preparatory; 203 BALL. PATRICK College Preparatory; B-Team. Varsity Basket- ball; Baseball Capt.; Checkers; G Club; F.T.A.; F.C.A. Soph.. Jr., Sr.. Kingsman; Senior No- table; Talent Show Comm.; 41. 57. 123. 125. 149. 204 BANKS. BRYANT College Preparatory; Track Team: Checkers Sec.; G Club: F.C.A.; Homecoming Escort $100 Club: 22. 27. 142. 149. 204 BARNES. BUDDY College Preparatory; Velvetones Vice-Pres.; Marching Band; Concert Band; John Phillip Sousa Award; All-State Band; F.T.A.: Talent Show Comm. 145. 158. 204 BARRON. BILL College Preparatory: Thespians; Hi-Y. Pre- Youth Legislature; F.T.A.; 204 BATTLE. EDWIN College Preparatory; Track Team; Wrestling to Club; 04 BEAIRD. RAY College Preparatory: Marching Band; Concert Band; 155. 204 BEARDEN. LYNN College Preparatory; 204 BEAVERS. JANICE College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Tn-Hi-Y; F.H.A.; 51 BEAVERS. VICKY College Preparatory; F.T.A.: 204 BENSON. SYLVIA College Preparatory Velvetones Sec.; F.T.A.: All-State Chorus; 145. 205 BLACKWELL. MIKE College Preparatory; 205 BEVERLY. TIMOTHY College Preparatory BLAIR. BECKY College Preparatory; Triads Sec.; National Honor Society; $100 Club; 22. 51. 144. 205 BOBO. GUS College Preparatory BOLDEN. ALVIN College Preparatory; Varsity Basketball; Na- tional Honor Society Vice-Pres.: Spanish Club Vice-Pres.; Latin Club; G Club; Art Club; F.C.A.; Senior Notable; 50. 51. 205. 221 BOWLEN. SHEREE College Preparatory; Track Team; National Honor Society; Jr. Varsity, Varsity Cheerleader; Cheerleader Clinic; G Club; Art Club; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club. Magazine Capt.; Jr. Class Favorite; Senior Notable; Class Prophecy Comm.; Soph.. Jr.. Sr.. Class Treas.; 23. 51. 54. 130. 138. 202. 205 BOYD. ELLA College Preparatory: F.T.A.: F.H.A. BOYD. LUANNE College Preparatory; Volleyball; Spanish Club; F.T.A. BRADBERRY. RICKY DECA; Leo Club; $100 Club; 205 BRADFORD. ANNETTE College Preparatory: Student Council; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Cheerleader Clinic; 23. 205 BRAMLITT. BUTCH College Preparatory; Varsity Football: Golf Team; Wrestling; Spanish Club: Checkers. F.T.A. G Club; 102. 142 BRANNING. ROBERT College Preparatory; Track Team; Talent Show Comm.; 205 BRIGHT. SHERRY College Preparatory; National Honor Societv; Latin Club; F.T.A.; Office Assist; Top Ten: BOE; 49. 51. 205 BROWN, MAURICE College Preparatory; Varsity Football; G Club: 102. 205 BROWN. PAUL College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; Key Club; Crucible Subscription Staff; Hi-Y; Drama Club; F.T.A.; Office Assis- tant:Youth Council; 33. 151. 155. 205. 212 BROWN. RICKEY College Preparatory; Varsity Basketball; Spanish Club; G Club BROWN. ROBERT College Preparatory; Leo Club; F.T.A.: 149. 205 BROWN. WALTER College Preparatory BROWN. FRANCES College Preparatory; Spanish Club: $100 Club; 205 BRYAN, JOE College Preparatory; Varsity Football; Latin Club; Checkers; Key Club; Crucible Subscrip- tion Staff; G Club; F.T.A ; F.C.A ; $100 Club; Float Comm.; 58. 102, 142, 149, 205 BUCHANAN. TERRY College Preparatory BUCKELEW. ELAINE College Preparatory; 206 BUGGS. EUGENE College Preparatory; Wrestling. G Club; 206. 228 BUSBY. SHERRY DECA; Office Assistant; 206 C CALLOWAY. BERNICE College Preparatory. Track; Jr. Class Favorite 206 CAMERON. JONATHAN College Preparatory CAMPBELL. CONNIE College Preparatory; Pep Club: Float Comm.; F.T.A.: Marbles: 135 CAREY. JANICE College Preparatory: Marching Band; Concert Band; Section Leader; Majorette; Tigerette; Spanish Club: Float Comm.; $100 Club; 22. 159. 161. 206. 218 CARGO. BOBBY College Preparatory: Cross Cup: B-Team Bas- ketball; Tennis Team; Velvctoncs Pres.; Na- tional Honor Society Pres.; Spanish Club Pres.; Hi-Y G Club: F.C.A Pres.; Senior Notable; Class Prophecy Comm.; Boy's State; 23. 50. 55. 63. 139. 145. 206 CARLISLE. AM1E College Preparatory: Spanish Club; Crucible Subscription Staff; Leo Club; F.H.A.: Marbles; Della Sigma Chi; 142. 206 CARROLL. GREG College Preparatory; Baseball: French Club; Leo Club; F.T.A.; Office Assistant; Library As- sistant: 206 CHAPPELL. NATHAN College Preparatory; 206 CLARK. DEBRA College Preparatory; F.H.A.; Office Asst.: 206 CLARK. JACKIE DECA; 206 CLARK. JOEY College Preparatory Vclvetones; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; 145. 206 CLAY. JOE College Preparatory'; Golf Team; Mob: 206 CLEMENTS. KAY College Preparatory; Spanish Club; Library As- sistant; 207 COCHRAN.ROBERT College Preparatory COLEMAN. RAY College Preparatory; Varsity Football; G Club COLEY. SANDRA College Preparatory; Track Team: Marbles: 207 COLLINS. NAOMI College Preparatory; 207 COLSTON. RANDALL College Preparatory; 207 CONLEY. ROBERT College Preparatory; 22. 207 CONLEY. ROBERT College Preparatory; 22. 207 CONNER, PETE College Preparatory; Track Team; French Club; Student Council Vicc-Pres.; National Honor So- ciety; Checkers; Crucible Subscription Staff; G Club; F.C.A.. Homecoming Escort; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; Corona- tion Ball King: Senior Notable; Talent Show Comm.; Pep Club; 22. 26. 27. 34. 37. 51. 134. 138. 142. 149. 207. 243 COOK. LIZZIE College Preparatory; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A. COOPER. NANCY College Preparatory; Triads; National Honor Society; Spanish Club Pres.; Crucible Staff; Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Marbles; Float Comm.; S100 Club; Magazine Capt.; High Salesman; Delta Sigma Chi; First Place. 4th year Spanish State Exam: 22. 23. 51. 138. 144. 146. 207. 242 COPELAND. DAN College Preparatory; Latin Club; Leo Club Pres.; F.T.A.; Youth Council; $100 Club; 22. 142. 153. 207 COTHRAN. CRAIG College Preparatory; Velvetones: Spanish Club; Key Club; Crucible Subscription Staff; Youth Council; 145. 149. 207 COWAN. RANDY College Preparatory; Leo Club Pres.; VIC A Treas. $100 Club; 207 COX. DANNY College Preparatory: Varsity Football: Track Team; Student Council; G Club; F.C.A.; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; 74. 102. 149 COX. GILBERT College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; F.T.A.; 157. 207 COX. LARRY College Preparatory; 208 CRANFORD, LINDA College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; $100 Club; 22. 51, 208' CREWS. GREGORY College Preparatory; Varsity Football; G Club; 208 CROFT. JEROME College Preparatory; Varsity Football; G Club; 102. 208 CROFT. WADE College Preparatory; Varsity Football; Checkers G Club: F.C.A.; Sr. Class Vice-Pres.; 102. 142. 202, 208 CROOK, CONSTANCE College Preparatory; French Club; Crucible Staff; Tri-Hi-Y Vice-Pres.; Youth Legislature Comm. Chrmn.; F.H.A.; Youth Council; Medi- cal Careers: 137, 147. 208 CROSS. BOB College Preparatory; F.T.A.; $100 Club; 208 CROSS. SUSAN College Preparatory; National Honor Society; French Cheerleader Clinic; Tri-Hi-Y; $100 Club; FT.A.. Homecoming Maid; Float Comm.; Magazine Capt.; Sr. Class Beauty; Tal- ent Show Comm.; Senior Notable; 22. 23. 27. 39. 41. 51. 57. 138. 208. 242 CROW. JAMES College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; Spanish Club; 157. 208, 227 CROWNOVER. DANNY College Preparatory'; Art Club Pres.; F T.A ; Float Comm.; Talent Show Comm.; 208 D DAKE. JULIE College Preparatory; Triads; Spanish Club; S100 Club; Office Assistant; Pep Club; All-State Chorus; 144. 209 DAVENPORT. ROBERT College Preparatory; $100 Club; 22. 209 DAVIS. CRAIG College Preparatory; Leo Club; Youth Council: 209 DAVIS. JERRY College Preparatory; Mob DAVIS. MONICA College Preparatory: Tri-Hi-Y; 137. 209 DELLINGER. EDY College Preparatory; Spanish Club; 209 DOBSON. SHEILA DECA; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; 209 DOUGLAS. GREGORY College Preparatory; Marching Band; Art Club Vice-Pres.; Concert Band: Spanish Club; 158. 209 DUCKETT. VICKIE DECA; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; 209 DUGGER. MARY College Preparatory; Track Team; National Honor Society; Spanish Club: Cheerleader Clinic; $100 Club; Crucible Staff: Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Library' Assistant; Youth Coun- cil; Medical Careers; Betty Crocker House Ec. Award: 22. 147. 209 DUKE. GERALD College Preparatory; French Club; Bowling Team; 210 DUNN. MICHAEL College Preparatory; B-team. Varsity Basketball 251 Capt.; Spanish Club; G Club. F.T.A.. 210 DUNNINGTON. JIM College Preparatory; Velvetones; Bowling Team; 145. 210 DURHAM. NANCY College Preparatory; Track Team. Gymnastics Team; National Honor Society; Jr. Varsity Head Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; Cheerleader Clinic; Crucible Subscription StalT; Tn-Hi-Y; G Club; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Jr. Class Beauty Candidate; Delta Sigma Chi Pres.; Trcas; Pep Club; 22. 51. 52. 128. 129, 130. 138. 149. 210. 219. 224 E EALEY, ANGELIA College Preparatory: Youth Council; Class Prophecy Comm. ECHOLS. NANCY College Preparatory; 135, 210 ELLIS. RUTHIE College Preparatory ; 210 ENSLEY. ANGELA College Preparatory: 210 ESTES. PAM College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; Band Color Guard: $100 Club; 22. 157. 210. 215 F FADELY. LAUREN College Preparatory; Track Team; Gymnastics Team; Latin Club; French Club; Tri-Hi-Y Sec.; Cheerleader Clinic: Pre Youth. Youth Legisla- ture; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; Pep Club Trcas Delta Sigma Chi Sororitv; 22. 23. 24. 137. 138. 129. 210 FARRAR. BR1DGETTE College Preparatory; Spanish Club; Jr. Varsity Asst. Head Cheerleader; Cheerleader Clinic Clinic; Crucible Subscription Staff; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.: Jr. Class Favorite; Class Prophecy Comm.; Talent Show Comm.; Phi Omega Phi Pres.; Pep Club Vice- Pres.; 23. 138. 210 FAULKNER. KATHY College Preparatory; BOE: Office Asst.; 210 FEARS. GRAC1E College Preparatory; 229 FEAZELL. DUDLEY College Preparatory; Golf Team; 126. 210, 226 FEIST. CAROLINE College Preparatory; Track Team; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Cheerleader Clinic; $100 Club; Crucible Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; Pre Youth. Youth Legislature; F.T.A.; Youth Coun- cil; Magazine Capt.: Top Ten; Delta Sigma Chi; Pep Club; 22. 49. 51. 53. 129. 138. 140. 147. 211. 213 FERGUSON. BOB College Preparatory; Varsity Football; Track Team; G Club: 102, 118. 211 FERGUSON. DONALD College Preparatory FORDHAM. JIMMY DECA Vicc-Prcs.; 211 FORNEY. STEVE College Preparatory; Varsity Football Mgr.: F.T.A.; Library Asst.; 211 FOSHEE. CONNIE College Preparatory; 211 FRACHISEUR. RANDY DECA Pres.: 211 FRANKLIN. TONY College Preparatory; 211 FRAZIER. BECKY College Preparatory; Student Council; Marbles; Crucible Subscription Staff'; Float Comm.: Soph. Class Favorite; 211 FREEMAN. STAN College Preparatory; Wrestling; G Club: 211 FRICKS. DEBBIE College Preparatory Latin Club; F.T.A.; 153. 211. 227 FROST. CALVIN College Preparatory; National Honor Society: Marching Band; Co-Captain; Concert Band Co- Capt. Latin Club; F.T.A.; 51. 154. 155. 211 G GARREN. KAY College Preparatory; Leo Club: F.T.A.; Magna- vox Staff; Office Asst.; Youth Council; Float Comm. SI00 Club; Talent Show Comm.; Pep Club; Kappa Omega; Red Cross Youth Repre- sentative Treas.: PTA Scholarship Winners; 22. 138. 142, 211 GARRETT. BOBBY College Preparatory; Track Team; 212 GARRETT. BOBBY College Preparatory; Track Team: 212 GARRETT. CHARLES College Preparatory; BOE; F.T.A.; 212 GENTRY. STEVE College Preparatory; Varsity Football; Latin Club; G Club. 102. 149. 212 GIDLEY. PAT College Preparatory; Leo Club; F.T.A.. Kappa Omega Pres.; 212 GILES. JIMMY College Preparatory: 22 GLASS. TOMMY College Preparatory; Varsity Basketball; French Club GLOSSOM. JOHN College Preparatory; Wrestling; 212 GOGGINS. MIKE College Preparatory; 212 GRANT. LINDA College Preparatory; National Honor Society: Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y Treas.; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.: Pep Club; 22. 23. 51, 137. 138. 212. 229 GRAY. ERNEST College Preparatory GRAY. MARY JOYCE College Preparatory. 212 GREEN. DEBORAH College Preparatory. 212 GREEN. WALTER College Preparatory GREENWOOD. RANDALL College Preparatory. 212 GREGORY. BILLIE College Preparatory; Latin Club; Cheerleader Clinic; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; $100 Club; 212 GRIFFIN. JOHN College Preparatory; Latin Club; French Club: Leo Club Pres.. Brd of Directors; F.T.A.: Mob; Charlies: 142. 213 GRIFFIN. KEITH College Preparatory; Baseball; G Club; F.T.A. GRIFFIN. MELISSA College Preparatory; 213 GRIFFITH. DONNIE College Preparatory; 213 GULLEDGE. CAROL College Preparatory; 23. 41. 55. 213 H HALL, SUSAN College Preparatory; Triads; National Honor National Society; French Club; Crucible Sub- scription; Staff; 51. 52. 138. 144. 213 HANEY, ANITA College Preparatory; Latin Club; Magnavox Staff: Medical Careers; 213 HARBIN. CHARLENE College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Drama Club; F.T.A ; F.H.A.; Medical Careers; $100 Club; Second in State 4th year Spanish competition: 22. 51, 62. 213 HARRISON. DANNY College Preparatory; Wrestling; Spanish Club: F.T.A.; F.C.A. HARE. ALAN College Preparatory; Student Council Parlia- mentarian; Latin Club; Checkers Pres.; Debate Team: Float Comm.; Talent Show Comm.; Pep Club; 134. 213 HARMON. RICHARD College Preparatory; National Honor Society. 51. 213 HARRIS. ATHENA College Preparatory; Velvetones; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Youth Council; $100 Club; Float Comm.; Class Prophecy Comm.; 145. 213 25? HARRISON. PRISSY College Preparatory; Marching Band: Concert Band; Spanish Club: Tri-Hi-Y; $100 Club; Pep Club; 138. 156. 213 HART. EMILY College Preparatory; Student Council; Latin Club; Cheerleader Clinic; Crucible Subscription Stall; Tri-Hi-Y; Magnavox Staff; F.H.A.; $100 Club; Pep Club; Tn-Hi-Y State Conference 22. 138, 213 HAYNIE. EDDY College Preparatory; Baseball; G Club: 125. 149, 213 HEIBFRGER, MADELAINE College Peparatory; Student Council Rptr; Spanish Club; Cheerleader Clinic; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Marbles Sec.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Talent Show Comm.; Delta Sigma Chi; 22. 135. 153. 214 HELMS. LINDA College Preparatory; Latin Club; F T.A.; Youth Council; $100 Club; Pep Club; 138. 214 HENDON. BARRY College Preparatory; Spanish Club; Youth Council Lt. Gov.; $100 Club; 214 HENDRICKSON. PAUL College Preparatory; Latin Club; F T.A.; 214 HENDRIX. KELVIN College Preparatory; 214 HENSON. KEVIN College Preparatory ; 149. 214 HENSON. SUSAN College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Marching Band; Concert Band: Tigcrctte; Head Majorette: Soph. Class Beauty: Sr. Class Favor- ite; Phi Omega Phi Trcas.; Band Sweetheart: 41. 51. 57. 58. 159. 161. 214. 218 HIGGINS. MICHAEL College Preparatory ; 214 HILL. JAMES College Preparatory; Track Team: G Club: 118 HINTON. PAULA College Preparatory; Julia Rhinchart Hughes Award; National Honor Society; Marching Band Rptr.; Concert Band; Spanish Club Sec.; Latin Club; Debate Team; Tri-Hi-Y Pres.. Vice-Pres.; Pre Youth, Youth Legislature. Comm. Chrmn.' Speaker of the House; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.: Senior Notable; Top Ten; Valedictorian; Good Citizenship Girl; Tri-Hi-Y Slate Council. County Execuuve Council Sec.. Alt. to National Affairs State Conference; Youth Leg. Planning Session. 25th Ann. Comm.; Honorable Mention Jerc Hardy Award: Pep Club; Delta Sigma Chi Parliamentarian All-State Band; Director’s Award; National Forensic League: Freshman Band Favorite: 22, 48. 49. 51. 57. 61. 136. 137. 138. 155. 215 HOLLAND. BRENDA College Preparatory; French Club Chap.; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; 215 HOLLIDAY. RANDY College Preparatory; F.T.A.; 215 HOLMES. STEVE College Preparatory; 215 HOOKS. JERRY College Preparatory; Spanish Club: $100 Club; Talent Show Comm. 215 HOWARD. PRISCILLA College Preparatory; 215 HOYETT. MARTHA College Preparatory; F.T.A.; 215 HUFFMAN. JOHN College Preparatory; Track Team; Wrestling; 215 HUNT. GARY College Preparatory; F.T.A.; Library Asst; 215 HUNTLEY. ROSIE College Preparatory; F.T.A. I INGRAM. BEVERLY College Preparatory ; Latin Club; Crucible Sub- scription Staff; F.T.A.; Office Asst.; Youth Council; Float Comm.; Soph. Class Favorite: Pep Club; Talent Show Comm.; 216 J JACKSON. ANNIE College Preparatory': F.H.A. JACKSON. APRIL College Preparatory; Triads; French Club Sec.; Cheerleader Clinic: Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.: Youth Council: Float Comm.; SI00 Club; Talent Show Comm.; Pep Club; Phi Omega Phi Vice-Pres.; 22. 138. 144. 148. 216 JACKSON. MIKE College Preparatory; 153. 216 JACKSON. RODNEY DECA; 216 JANDRLICH. NANCY College Preparatory; Spanish Club; F.H.A.; 217 JEMISON. PAULETTE College Preparatory; Spanish Club; Art Club; F.H.A. JENKINS. KENNETH College Preparatory; 217 JENKINS. MARVIN College Preparatory; B-team. Varsity Basketball: F.T.A.: F.C.A.; Float Comm.; 217 JETT. BOB Varsity Football; G Club; F.T.A.; F.C.A.; 217 JOHNSON. BARBARA College Preparatory; F.H.A.; 217 JOHNSON. GREG DECA; French Club; Track Team; F.T.A.: 135. 217 JOHNSON. GREG College Preparatory: VICA; $100 Club; 217 JOHNSON, SUE College Preparatory; 217 JONES. ANNA College Preparatory; National Honor Society; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; 22, 51. 52. 217 JONES. DEBBIE College Preparatory; F.T.A.; Class Prophecy Comm. JONES. DOROTHY College Preparatory: 217 JONES. HENRY College Preparatory; 217 JONES. JACKIE College Preparatory; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Float Comm. 217 JONES. JAMIE College Preparatory; Volleyball; Vcivetones; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Cheer- leader Clinic; Tri-Hi-Y; Pre-Youth. Youth Leg- islature; F.T.A.; Youth Council; Float Comm.; $100 Club. Talent Show Comm.; Class Prophecv Comm.; Pep Club; 22. 51. 138, 145. 206. 217 JONES. KENNETH College Preparatory; Varsity Football JONES. PAULETTE College Preparatory; Spanish Club: Crucible Subscription Staff: Tri-Hi-Y; Drama Club: F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Tal- ent Show Comm.; Pep Club; Delta Sigma Chi; 217 JONES. REUBEN College Preparatory; 217 JONES. THULA College Preparatory; F.H.A.; Float Comm. JONES. VICKI College Preparatory; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Library Asst.; Float Comm.; 218 K KEARLEY. GREG College Preparatory; F.T.A.: 218 KEARLEY. JOSIE College Preparatory; Spanish Club; Art Club; F.T.A.; Library Asst.: Magazine Capt.: Jr. Class Favorite; Class Prophecy Comm.; 23. 218 KENDRICK, KAY College Preparatory; Triads: Latin Club; 144 KILLIAN. DONNA College Preparatory: Float Comm.; 218 KILLIAN. SUSAN College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; $100 Club; Class Proph- ecy Comm.; 22, 51. 218 KINDELL. MARILYN College Preparatory: Tri-Hi-Y; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Cheerleader Clinic; F.T.A.; Magnavox Staff; SI00 Club; 51. 153, 218 KING. GREG College Preparatory; 218 KINZALOW. CORKY College Preparatory; Latin Club; 218 253 KIRK. MARY College Preparatory; Volleyball; Crucible Sub- scription Staff; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; 219 KIRKLAND, EDDIE College Preparatory; VICA; 22. 219 KIRKLAND. KENNETH DECA; 219 KNIGHT. NANCY College Preparatory; 219 KNOWLES. AL College Preparatory; B-team. Varsity Basketball; Track Team; G Club; F.T.A. F.C.A.; Home- coming Escort; Magazine Capt.; 27. 219 KOPP. SIDNEY College Preparatory; 207 L LACKS. DARLENE College Preparatory; 219 LANCASTER. CHARLES College Preparatory; Latin Club; SlOOClub; 22. 219 LANE. LYNN College Preparatory-; Student Council; Triads; National Honor Society Sec.; Latin Club; Jr. Varsity, Head Varsity Cheerleader; Cheerleader Clinic; Tri-Hi-Y; G. Club; Float Comm.; Soph., Sr. Class Favorite; Senior Notable; Talent Show Comm.; Girl’s State; Pep Club; Phi Omega Phi Sorority; 41. 51. 57. 130. 144. 149, 219 LANEY. BRUCE College Preparatory LANGLEY, DAVID College Preparatory LANKFORD. BRUCE College Preparatory; Checkers Trcas.; F.T.A.; Talent Show Comm.; 142. 220 LAWSON. LYNN College Preparatory; Varsity Football; Key Club G Club; F.C.A. LEACH. DREW College Preparatory; B-tcam Basketball; Golf Team; Student Council President; Spanish Club; Key Club Pres; G Club; F.C.A.; Homecoming Escort; SlOOClub; 26. 27. 126. 134, 149. 150. 220 LEACH. HARDING College Preparatory; 22. 149. 220. 221 LEE. DIANE College Preparatory; F.T.A.. BOE; Float Comm.; S100 Club; Pep Club; 220 LEE. LINDA College Preparatory; F.T.A.; 220 LIKOS. TINA College Preparatory; Student Council Treas.; Triads; National Honor Society Chap.; $100 Club Latin Club; Crucible Staff; Crucible Sub- scription StafT; Tn-Hi-Y Vice-Pres.; Pre-Youth. Youth Legislature; F.H.A.; Float Comm.; Se- nior Notable; Magazine Capt.; Pep Club; 22, 23. 50. 55. 134. 144. 146. 220 240 LINDSEY. COVIA College Preparatory; F.H.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; 220 LOCKR1DGE. HAL DECA; Vclvetones; Marching Band; Concert Band; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; Talent Show Comm.; 220 LONGSHORE, ALAN College Preparatory-; 149. 220 LONGSHORE, LISA College Preparatory; Triads; Jr. Varsity. Varsity Cheerleader; Cheerleader Clinic; G Club; Homecoming Maid; Homecoming Queen; Soph. Class Beauty; Sr. Class Favorite; Senior No- table; Pep Club; 26. 27. 130. 149. 220 LONNERGAN. NANCY College Preparatory; French Club; Office Asst.; 220 LORING, SCOTT DECA; Spanish Club; 220 LORREN. BECKY College Preparatory. Tri-Hi-Y; Office Asst.; Float Comm.; 220 LOWE. DELILAH College Preparatory; 220 LUMPKIN. DOUG College Preparatory; 220 LUMPKIN. MARK College Preparatory; Varsity Football; Track Team; Baseball; Student Council; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Key Club; Cru- cible Subscription Staff; G Club; F.T.A.; F.C.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; Sr. Kingsman; Talent Show Comm.; Jr. Class Vice-Pres.; Pep Club; 23, 37. 41. 51. 102. 138. 150. 206. 220 M MAEGER. KATHI College Preparatory; Triads; 144. 222 MARBURY. LARRY College Preparatory; Spanish Club MARKER. ANGIE College Preparatory; Velvetones Librarian; $100 Club; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Youth Council Gov.; Float Comm. Talent Show Comm.; Pep Club; 51. 145. 149. 222 MARSHALL. MIKE College Preparatory; Leo Club; 222 MARTIN. DOUG College Preparatory; Tennis Team; Latin Club; Leo Club Sec.; F.T.A.; 222 MASON. JANICE College Preparatory; 222 MASSEY. LAURIE College Preparatory; Track Team; National Honor Society; $100 Club; 22, 51. 222 MATHEWS. JANET College Preparatory; F.T.A.; Youth Council Pep Club; 222 MAYO. MIKE College Preparatory; Varsity Football; National Honor Society; Key Club; G Club; F.C.A.; 51. 53. 102, 149. 150, 151. 222 MEDDERS. CHUCK College Preparatory; Varsity Football; Baseball; Checkers; Key Club; G Club; $100 Club; Sr. Kingsman; Senior Notable; 22, 37, 41. 57. 102. 125. 149. 150. 206. 210. 217. 223. 240 MEIGHAN. HERBERT College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Key Club; Crucible Staff; Library Asst. $100 Club; Third high Magazine Salesman; Pep Club; 22. 51. 146. 223 MELTON. CELETHA College Preparatory; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; 223 MILINER. LARRY College Preparatory; VICA MILLER. BONITA College Preparatory; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; 223 MILLER. CHIP College Preparatory; Velvetones; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Crucible Staff; Leo Club; F.T.A.; Homecoming Escort; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; Jr.. Sr. Kingsman; Senior No- table; Talent Show Comm.; 22. 41. 51. 53. 54. 145. 146 MILLER. KENNETH College Preparatory; French Club MILLER. PAM College Preparatory; 223 MILLER. RAYMOND College Preparatory; Track Team; 223 MILWEE. GREGG College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; Leo Club; 223 MILWEE, ROBBIE College Preparatory; 142, 208. 223 MITCHELL, LARRY College Preparatory; Latin Club Pres.; 223 MOAT. BRENDA College Preparatory; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Library Asst.; 223 MOORE. FRANCES College Preparatory; 223 MOORE. JERRY College Preparatory; 223 MOORE. KENNETH College Preparatory; Varsity Football; Track Team; Wrestling; G Club; F.T.A.; 102. 223 MORGAN. REID College Preparatory; French Club; Crucible Subscription; F.T.A.; $100 Club; Mob Pres.; 223 MUELLER. JULIA College Preparatory; French Club Pres.; Drama Club; F.T.A.; 148.'223 MUMMAH. TERRY College Preparatory; Baseball; Key Club; G Club F.C.A.; 125. 223 McALPIN. SHELDON College Preparatory; B-team. Varsity Basketball; VICA; 221 254 McCALLIE. LISSA College Preparatory; Crucible Staff; Talent Show Comm.; 221 McClendon, sandra College Preparatory; Velvetones; Spanish Club; Tn-Hi-Y; Art Club; F.T.A.; Library Asst.; Youth Council; Float Comm.; $100 Club McCORD. DAVID College Preparatory; 221 McCOY. ADRIAN DECA; Spanish Club; Youth Council; 221 McCOY, CLARK College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; F.T.A.; $100 Club; 22. 221 McDonald, karen College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Marching Band; Concert Band; Top Ten; 49. 51. 222 McGEE. DEBRA College Preparatory; 222 McGINITY. JOHN College Preparatory McHUGH. DEBBIE College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Maga- zine Capt. Talent Show Comm.; Pep Club; 22. 138. 222. 46 McKENZIE. MIKE College Preparatory; $100 Club; 149. 222 McLEOD. PAT College Preparatory; Checkers; Pep Club Vice- Pro .; 142. 222 N NANCE. DARRELL College Preparatory; Tennis Team; Checkers; G Club; $100 Club; 42. 62. 121. 142. 208. 223 NELMS, CANDERIA College Preparatory; Volleyball; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; F T A.; F.H.A.' Sec.; Talent Show Comm. 223 NELSON. SHERRON College Preparatory: Volleyball; Spanish Club; Youth Council; Float Comm.; Pep Club; 138. 223 NELSON. SHERRY College Preparatory; Volleyball Mgr.; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; 223 NICHOLS. CINDY College Preparatory; Spanish; Marching Band; F.T.A.; Library Asst.; Youth Council; SI00 Club; Pep Club; 224 NICHOLS. CLAYTON College Preparatory; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; $100 Club; 224 NICHOLS. HENRY College Preparatory; 224 NICHOLS, JOHN College Preparatory NOOJ1N. DAN College Preparatory; G Club; F.T.A.; F.C.A.; Office Asst.; Magazine Capt.; Football Mgr. 224 NOOJIN, JOYCE College Preparatory; VICA; Float Comm.; Track Team; Cheerleader Clinic: Library Asst.; 224 NOOJIN. LEE College Preparatory; 224 NOOJIN. SHARON College Preparatory; Library Asst. NORTON. JUDSON College Preparatory; Varsity Football; G Club; Key Club; Float Comm.: Magazine Capt.: 138. 149. 150. 210. 224 NOWLIN. CHARLIE College Preparatory; Tennis Team; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Key Club; Cru- cible Subscription Staff; F.T.A.; F.C.A. Treas.; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; Pep Club Vice- Pros.. Tiger; 22. 51. 53. 138. 143. 213, 219. 224 O ODOM. BECKY College Preparatory; Triads Pres.; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader; Cheerleader Clinic; F.T.A.; $100 Club; Pep Club Pres.; 22. 51. 138. 144. 224 ORAVET. ARTHUR DECA; National Honor Society: Spanish Club; 135. 224 OWENS. JULIA College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; F.T.A.; 22, 224 OWENS. MIKE College Preparatory; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; 224 OWENS, ROBERT College Preparatory: 224 P PACE. JOYCE College Preparatory; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; 225 PARKER. CHARLES College Preparatory PARKER. CINDY College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band: Float Comm. PARKER. JERRY College Preparatory; Crucible Subscription Staff; F.T.A.; Youth Council; $100 Club; Talent Show Comm.; 225 PATMON. EMMA College Preparatory: Cheerleader Clinic; Varsity Cheerleader; G Club; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Float Comm.; Pep Club; 130. 149. 225 PATTERSON. ANDRE College Preparatory; 138. 149. 225 PATTERSON. CINDY College Preparatory; Track Team. National Honor Society Treas.; Spanish Club; Cheer- leader Clinic; Varsity Cheerleader; Tri-Hi-Y; G Club; Drama Club; F.T.A.; Youth Council; Float Comm.; SI00 Club; Pep Club; Delta Sigma Chi Sorority; 22. 130. 138. 140. 149. 225 PATTERSON. TINA College Preparatory; Student Council: National Honor Society; Cheerleader Clinic; FT.A.; Float Comm.; Office. Library Asst.; Youth Council Talent Show Comm.; Pep Club; 51. 138. 225 PATTY. RANDY DECA; 225 PAYNE. CORKY College Preparatory; 225 PEARSON, DEBORAH College Preparatory; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Pre Youth Legislature PEPPERS. LARRY College Preparatory PERRY. FRED College Preparatory: Baseball; Spanish Club; Office Asst.; Float Comm.; Mob; BOE; 225 PERRY. PAM College Preparatory: 225 PETERSON. DEBRA College Preparatory; 225 PIERCE. LEON College Preparatory; 225 PIPPIN. DEBBIE College Preparatory; French Club: Cheerleader Clinic; FT.A.; Float Comm.; Talent Show Comm.; 225 POSEY. LONNIE College Preparatory POUNDS. CAROL College Preparatory; Student Council; Spanish Club; Leo Club Sweetheart; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Youth Council Sec.; 142. 149. 153. 225 PRESLEY. CYNTHIA College Preparatory; Marching Band; Float Comm. 225 PRUITT. DENISE College Preparatory PRUITT. JEFF College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; French Club; 157. 225 R RAGLAND. DEWAYNE College Preparatory; Track Team; 225 RAMSEY. HOYT College Preparatory; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; 225 RANSAW. JOE College Preparatory; Varsity Football; National Honor Society; Spanish Club: Hi-Y; G Club; Top Ten; Salutatorum; F.T.A.; Senior Notable; Frank Cottle Award; 49. 51. 53. 61. 62. 102. 216 255 REGUN. MARCHELL College Preparatory; F.H.A. RAYBURN. BECKY College Preparatory; 226 REDDEN, GAIL College Preparatory; 226 REYNOLDS. TYLER College Preparatory; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; SIOO Club; Magazine Capt.; Talent Show Comm.; 22, 23. 226 RICE. CLARENCE 149. 226 RIGGINS. THOMAS College Preparatory; Spanish Club; Thespians; Drama Club; F.T.A.; 33. 149, 226 RILEY. ART College Preparatory; Varsity Football; 102. 149. 210. 216 ROBERSON. DENISE College Preparatory; Velvetoncs; 145, 226 ROBERSON. TERESA College Preparatory; Library Asst.; Delta Beta Chi; 227 ROBERTS. CARLA College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Tri Hi-Y; Drama Club; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Float Comm.: SIOO Club: Magazine Capt.; Top Ten; 22. 23. 49, 51. 138, 226, 242 ROBERTS. MARK College Preparatory: Latin Club; Leo Club; 142. 226 ROBERTSON. JO ANN College Preparatory; 226 ROBERTSON. TOMMY College Preparatory; F.T.A.: 226 ROBINSON. ANDREA College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Thespians; Drama Club; F T.A.; 51. 53. 226 ROBINSON, CAROL College Preparatory; 227 ROBINSON. CHARLES College Preparatory ROBINSON. VELANDA College Preparatory ROGERS, MICHAEL College Preparatory; Tennis Team ROLLER. MARK College Preparatory; 227 ROSS, DONNA College Preparatory; Triads; Spanish Club; F.H.A.: SIOO Club; 22. 144. 153. 227. 248 ROSS. MILDRED College Preparatory: 227 ROSSER. AVA College Preparatory; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Office Asst. ROWE. DELL College Preparatory; Tri-Hi-Y; F.H.A.; 227 RUNYAN.SHERRY College Preparatory; Cheerleader Clinic: $100 Club; Art Club; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; Pep Club; 227 RUSSELL. KAREN College Preparatory; F.H.A. Vice-Pres.; Home- coming Maid: Sr. Class Beauty; 27. 227 RUTLEDGE. KAREN College Preparatory; F.H.A. Vice-Pres.; Home- coming Maid; Sr. Class Beauty; 27. 227 RUTLEDGE. EVELYN College Preparatory S SANDERS. CYNTHIA College Preparatory; Spanish Club: Art Club: F.T.A.; Class Prophecy Comm. SANDERS. RICKY College Preparatory; 228 SATTIEWHITE. MARRY JEAN College Preparatory; Drama Club; Office Asst.; Magazine Capt. SCOTT. BART College Preparatory: National Honor Society; 51. 228 SCRUGGS. KATHY College Preparatory; Velvetones Pianist; Latin Club; National Honor Society; F.H.A.; Float Comm.: 145. 228 SELF. BARBARA College Preparatory; Track Team; Triads; $100 Club; Cheerleader Clinic; Varsity Cheerleader; Crucible Subscription Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; G Club; F.H.A.; Youth Council; Float Comm.; Talent Show Comm.; Phi Omega Phi Sec.-Treas.; 22. 130, 138. 144. 228 SHAVER. ANN College Preparatory; Spanish Club; F.H.A.; Li- brary Asst. SHAW.DARYLL College Preparatory; Varsity Basketball: Talent Show Comm.; Wrestling; National Honor So- ciety: Key Club; Thespians: Hi-Y; Youth Legis- lature: G Club; Drama Club; F.C.A.; Medical Careers: Float Comm.; Magazine Capt.: Mgr. Basketball Team; 139. 149. 228 SHAW. NINA College Preparatory; Marching Band: Concert Band; Tri-Hi-Y; Prep Youth Legislature: F.H.A.; Magazine Capt.; Talent Show Comm.; 23. 159. 228 SHELL. ANGELA College Preparatory; Triads: French Club; S100 Club; Crucible Staff; Library Asst.; 22. 144. 148. 228 SHEW. SHARON College Preparatory; Student Council; Triads; Cheerleader Clinic: Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; S100 Club Float Comm.; Magazine Capt.: Talent Show Comm.; Phi Omega Phi Vice-Pres.; 22. 23. 138, 144. 228 SIMMONS. JOHN College Preparatory; Varsity Football: Tennis Team; Latin Club; Checkers; G Club; 142. 228, 229 SIMMONS. ROBERT College Preparatory SLADE, CELESTE College Preparatory: Velvetones; National Honor Society; Marching Band: Concert Band; F.T.A.; Magnavox Staff; Float Comm.; Jr.. Sr.; Class Secretary; 51. 145. 202. 228 SMEDLEY. LINDA College Preparatory; Tri-Hi-Y. F.T.A. SMITH. JANICE College Preparatory; 228 SMITH. LUCILLE College Preparatory; F.H.A. Vice-Pres.; 153 SMITH. RENEE College Preparatory; Gymnastics Team; F.T.A.: Library Asst.; Delta Beta Chi Sorority; 228 SMITH. TERESA College Preparatory; Student Council; F.T.A.; Cheerleader Clinic; Magnavox Staff'; F.H.A. Sec.; Youth Council; Float Comm.; SI00 Club; Magazine Capt.; Talent Show Comm.; 23. 134. 138. 229 SMITH, THOMAS College Preparatory; 149 SMOTHERS. JIMMY College Preparatory; National Honor Society: Spanish Club; Crucible Staff; Magnavox Staff; 51. 147. 229 SOUTHERN. GLENDA College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Youth Council; Float Comm.; 51. 140. 229 SPEAR. SAM College Preparatory; Velvetones; Marching Band; Concert Band; 145. 229 SPIEGNER. HERMAN College Preparatory: 229 SPRINGFIELD. DEBBIE College Preparatory; Triads; 229 STAM. JOHN DEC A; 229 STARNES. CATHY College Preparatory: Velvetoncs; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Office Asst.; Marbles Youth Council; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Tal- ent Show Comm ; Pep Club; 138. 145. 229 STEED. CATHEY College Preparatory; Triads; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Office Asst.: Marbles Vice-Pres.: S100 Club; Float Comm.; Talent Show Comm.; 22, 144. 229 STEPHENS. EDDY College Preparatory: 229 STEPHENS. JOHN College Preparatory’; Varsity Football; F.T.A.; F.C.A.: 102 STEWARD. VANESSA College Preparatory STEWART. PAM College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert 256 Band; Spanish Club; F.H.A.; 229 STEWART. TERESA College Preparatory; Student Council; Vclve- tone Chaplain; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Youth Council; SI00 Club; BOE STIVENDER. JOHN College Preparatory; B-team Basketball; Golf Team Capt.; Latin Club; Checkers; Key Club Sec. G Club; F.T.A.; F.C.A.; Homecoming Es- cort; S100 Club; Soph. Kingsman; 22, 126. 142, 149. 150. 230 STONE. LARRY College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; Thespians; Drama Club; F.T.A.; Talent Show Comm.; 42. 139. 230 STONE. RICKEY College Preparatory; 230 STRICKLAND. SUSAN College Preparatory; Student Council; Triads Treas.; National Honor Society; Spanish Club Vice-Prcs.; Latin Club; Cheerleader Clinic; Var- sity Cheerleader; Crucible Subscription Staff; Tri-Hi-Y; Youth Legislature; F.H.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; Talent Show Comm.; Pep Club; 22. 23, 53. 130. 137, 138, 149. 219. 228. 230 SUGS. RANDY DECA; Track Team; 230 SULLIVAN. LUCILLE College Preparatory; F.H.A.: 230 SWANN. DEBBIE College Preparatory; 230 SWINDALL. STEVE College Preparatory; Float Comm.; 230 T TEMPLE. TIM College Preparatory; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; 230 THOMAS. ANNE MARIE College Preparatory THOMAS. BRENDA College Preparatory; Latin Club; Drama Club; Magnavox Staff; Medical Careers; 230 THOMAS. GLENDA College Preparatory; F.H.A.; 230 THOMAS. LARRY College Preparatory THOMAS. PATRICIA College Preparatory; F.H.A. 153 THOMAS. PEGGY College Preparatory; Triads; Marching Band: Concert Band; Spanish Club; 157, 215. 230 THOMPSON. BILL College Preparatory; Latin Club; Leo Club: 230 THOMPSON. BILL College Preparatory; Latin Club; Leo Club; Leo Club; 230 THOMPSON, JOHN DECA Parliamentarian; Leo Club; Debate Team Pres.; Drama Club; 142, 230 THOMPSON. ROBERT College Preparatory; Track Team THOMPSON. TERRY College Preparatory; Vclvctones; National Honor Society; Latin Club; F.T.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; Talent Show Comm.; 22. 23. 51. 145. 230 THORPE. DAN College Preparatory TIDMORE. TINA College Preparatory: Marching Band; Concert Band Treas.; Head Tigerette; Spanish Club: $100 Club; F.H.A.; 22, 58. 155. 159. 160. 230. 46 TOLES, IRA College Preparatory TOMLIN. BARBARA College Preparatory; 230 TORBERT, WHIT College Preparatory; Velvetones. Latin Club; Leo Club Treas.; F.T.A.; Youth Council Pres.; SI00 Club: 22. 142, 145. 149. 203. 230 TOW. MARK College Preparatory; Varsity Football; Baseball G Club: F.T.A.; 149. 231 TUCKER. CHIP College Preparatory; Latin Club; F.C.A.; 153. 231 TUCKER. DONNA College Preparatory; 231 TURNAGE. LU ANN College Preparatory; Velvetones; National Honor Society; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Pre- Youth. Youth Legislature; F.H.A.; Float Comm.; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.: Talent Show Comm.: Class Prophecy Comm.: 22. 51. 145. 231 TURNER. BRENDA College Preparatory; 231 TURNER. CHERYL College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; Tigerette; Sr. Class Favorite; 41. 156. 160. 231 TURNER. DEBBIE College Preparatory; Velvetones Treas.: Na- tional Honor Society; Latin Club Treas.; Top Ten; All-State Chorus; 49. 51. 145, 153. 231 V VAUGHN. SUSAN College Preparatory; Volleyball: French Club; Cheerleader Clinic; Tri-Hi-Y; Pre-Youth. Youth Legislature; Float Comm.: $100 Club: Pep Club; 231 VERNER. STEVE College Preparatory; 231 W WADE. FRANK College Preparatory; Talent Show Comm. WAGNON. TROY College Preparatory; B-tcam. Varsity Football; Spanish Club; G Club; F T A.: F.C.A.; 74. 102. 138. 149. 231 WA1D. GERALD College Preparatory: Latin Club; Leo Club; 142. 231, 46 WALKER. BECKY College Preparatory; Triads Librarian; National Honor Society; Latin Club Sec.; Crucible Sub- scription Staff; Float Comm.; SI00 Club; Talent Show Comm ; 22. 51. 143. 144. 153. 231 WALTON. AMY College Preparatory: Gymnastics Team; Cru- cible Subscription Staff; Cheerleader Clinic; Art Club; F.T.A.; Marbles; Float Comm ; Talent Show Comm.; Delta Beta Chi Pres.; 232 WASHINGTON. MARY RUTH College Preparatory; 232 WHITE. ANDY College Preparatory WHITE. DAVID College Preparatory: Marching Band; Concert Band; Office Asst.; Library Asst.: 232 WHITE. GLENDA College Preparatory; Triads; Marching Band; Concert Band: Crucible Subscription Staff; 144. 232 WHITE. MARY College Preparatory; 232 WHITE. PF.RRY College Preparatory; Velvetones: 102. 138. 145, 148. 210. 232 WHITWORTH. PHILLIP College Preparatory'; Marching Band; Concert Band; 158. 215. 232 WHORTON. LURAE College Preparatory; F.F.A. WIEMANN. KARAN College Preparatory; Marching Band; Concert Band; Tigerette; F.T.A.; 159. 160. 233 W1ETCHY. SUSAN DECA; 232 WILLARD. DEBORAH College Preparatory: FT.A.: 232 WILLIAMS. CHARLENE College Preparatory; Track Team; Volleyball: Spanish Club; Crucible Subscription Staff; Tri- Hi-Y; Float Comm.; 232 WILLIAMS. KIM College Preparatory; Triads; National Honor Society: Spanish Club; French Club; Tri-Hi-Y; F.T.A.; Office Asst.; Float Comm.; S100 Club; Red Cross Representative; 22. 51. 80. 144. 232 WILLIAMS. LONNIE College Preparatory; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Crucible Staff Editor: Crucible Sub- scription Staff; Debate Team; FT.A.; Float Comm.. $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; 2nd High Salesman; Senior Notable; Top Ten; Talent Show Comm.; Pep Club; 22. 23. 37. 49. 51. 55. 138. 146. 207, 232. 242 257 WILLIAMS. NANCY College Preparatory; Triads Vice-Pres.: Spanish Club; F T.A. Marbles; SlOOClub; 22. 135. 144. 232 WILLINGHAN. TOMMY College Preparatory. Varsitv Football; G Club; 102. 232 WILLIS. RANDY College Preparatory; 232 W ILSON. DF.BRA JEAN College Preparatory; FT.A.; Talent Show Comm ; 232 W ILSON. KENNY College Preparatory : 102. 142. 149. 232 W ILSON. VICKI College Preparatory. French Club; F.T.A.: F.H.A. Delta Beta Chi: 232 WIN BORN. JERRY College Preparatory WITHERSPOON. JOHN College Preparatory ; Library Asst. WOODS. CHUCK College Preparatory; 149 WORD. RANDY College Preparatory; Varsity Football; B-tcam Football; Student Council: Key Club: G Club: F.T.A.. F.C.A.; Float Comm.; SlOOClub; Soph.. Jr.. Sr. Kingsman: Senior Notable; Class Proph- ecy Comm.; Sr. Class Pres.; 22. 37. 41. 62. 74. 102. 138. 149. 202. 207. 232 W RIGHT. JACQUELINE College Preparatory; Student Council; Triads Accompianist; National Honor Society; French Club; Crucible subscription Staff: Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain: Pre-Youth. Youth Legislature: F.H.A. Pres.; Office Asst.; Youth Council; Float Comm; $100 Club; Magazine Capt.; Top Ten; Talent Show Comm.; 22. 49. 51. 59. 144. 149. 153, 232 WRIGHT. MAURICE College Preparatory; 233 WRIGHT. NELSON College Preparatory; Latin Club; Leo Club; SlOOClub; F.T.A.; 22. 142. 233 Y YOST. LEE DECA: SlOOClub; 233 Junior-sophomore index A Abaie. Muhammad 165 Abernathy. Debbie Ann Abney. Pam 165 Abston, Jeff 102. 165. 168. 178 Ackerson. Cary 165 Adams. Donna 185 Adcrholdt. Apom 185. 196 Adkins, Thomas Alexander. Keith 165 Alford. Pam 159. 160. 185 Alford. Keith Allen. Debora Allen. Gary 185 Allen. June 165 Allen Kenneth Aired. Pam 165 Ambcrson. Gary 118. 185 Anderson. Betsy 130. 138. 165 Anders. Karen 165 Archer. Debbie 135. 165 Argo. Joey 185 Ash. Robert Ashley. Vera 165 B Bagiev. Ann 165 Bagiev. Mike 185 Bagiev. Virginia Baker. Jackie 185 Baker. Sandra 185 Bailey. Mary Jo 158. 165 Baker. Freddie Baker. Jackie 27 Baker. Ray Baker. Richard Ball. Gigi 185 Ball. Patsy 165 Baranick. Debbie 185 Barber. DeWayne Barksdale. Jeff 150. 185 Bernard. Sandra 165 Barnes, Brandon 27. 41. 145. 154. 185 Barnes. Frank 185 Baskin. Bobbie 185 Bates. John 41. 185 Battles. Jerry 185 Battles. Joan 165 Beaird. Susan 156. 185 Beall. Mike 165 Beard. Beverly Bearden. Frazier 165 Bearden. Gail 185 Beavers. Terry 165 Beck. James Beck. Teresa Bedell. Don 153. 185 Bedell. Kathy 148. 185 Beene. Lee 185 Bcllcw. Sandra Bcllew. Thomas 165 Belveu, Amanda 165 Benson. Babara Benson. Miranda 185 Benson. Willie Mae 165 Berman. Brena 164. 165 Berry. Jimmie Sue 165 Bibb. Christopher Billingsley. Jon 165 Billingsley. Robert 165 Bishop. Benny 185 Bishop. Dale 165 Bishop. Fran 185 Bishop. Mike 185 Bishop. Thomas Blackwell. Allen 165 Blackwell. Doug 185. 195 Blackwood. Jeff 185 Blackwood. Rena 165 Blalock. Pete 147. 150. 185. 236 Bledsoe. Major 185 Boatncr. Sharon 144. 185 Bobo. Beth 185 Boggs. Gary 142 Bolden. Melba Bonds. Melissa 33. 42. 139. 185 Bone. Dani 102. 165 Bone. Tommy 40. 142. 150. 165 Bonner. Karen 165 Bonner. Randall Borgersrodc. Debra Boulding. Julia Bowen. Sheila Boyd. Helen 159. 165 Boyd. Joseph 185 Bozeman. Lynn Bozeman. Shelia Brackett. Jimmy 185 Bradford. Barbara 185 Bradford. Dororthy 185 Bradford. Mike 165 Brewster. Donna 129. 185, 191 Brezina. Cathy 80. 192 Brisker. Era Brisker. Irvin Brock. John 48. 51. 137. 153. 185 Brock. Randy 153. 185 Brooks. Brenda Brooks, Jackie 165 Brooks. Jerry Brooks. Phillip 165 Brooks. Samuel Brown. Deborah Brown. Janice Brown. Karan 159, 165 Brown. Larry 185 Brown. Milliccnt Brown. Raymond Brown. Steve 51, 139, 185 Brown. Teresa Brugge, Greg 165 Bruson. Vickie 186 Burk. Walter Burke. Johnny 165 Burke. Melinda 159, 186 Burke. Rickey 165 Burroughs. Fredrick Burton. Beverly 186 Burton. Brenda 165 Burton. Laura Burttram. Curtis 145, 158. 186 Bush. Donald Bush. Vera 153. 186 Butler. Vicky Butts. Pam Byram. Janet 186 Bvram. Pam 186 C Cain. Randall 149. 153. 186 Calhoun. Spring Calloway. Ernest Calloway. Martha Calloway. Raymond Calvert. Allan Calvert. Martv 154, 156, 165 Cambron, Beth 145, 186 Cameron. 166 Cameron. Elizabeth 166 Cameron. Grace 186 Cammcran, Dwight Campbell. Anita 186 Campbell. Anne 48. 147. 152. 186 Campbell. Jayne 130. 138. 144. 149, 186 Campbell. Steve 157. 186 Cannon, Mitchell Carey. Jimmy 166 Carlisle, Barbara Carr. Charles 186 Carroll. Dale 165 Carsiarphcn. Carmen Cartec. Larry Cashio. David 51. 137. 150. 186 Cashio. Sara Rulh 42. 139. 166 Caudle. Shcrcc 166 Chambers. Scenital 166 Chandler. Diane 166 Chappell. Jeannie Chappell. Lahoma Chesser. Karen 158. 166 Childers. Emmett Lee 186 Childers. Pam Chilton. Cindy 166 Clark. Martha 166 Clark. Sam 126. 166 Clayton. Kathy 159 Clayton. Rick 27. 186 Clavton. Terrv 150. 187 Cloud. Tim 37. 41. 102, 149. 150, 184. 187 Coat. Teresa Cobia. Gary 102. 149. 187 Cohn. Larrv 121. 166 Coker, Jeff Cole. Valliancia 187 Coleman. Cindy 187 Coleman. Willie Collins. Gwen 166 Collins. Mike 166 Colvard. David 51. 145. 149. 187 Colvard. Jimmy 187 Colvard. Pat 102. 166 Convillc. Gary Cook. Anthony Cook. Larry 166 Cooper. Caroline 138. 166. 172 Copeland. Anthony Cotton. Debbie Couch. Kenneth 167 Covington. Craig Cowart. Buford 167 Cowser. Ronald. 37, 41. 188 Cox. Sallie 51. 155. 159. 188 Cox. Sherry 167 Cranford. Sharon 167 Crocton. Jimmy 167 Croft, Teresa 167 Croft. Walishia 188 Cross. Grace 51. 130, 138. 144. 188 Crow. Annette 167 Crowe. Betts Crozier. Y.C. Crumplcr. Deborah 167 Culli. Anita 167 D Dailey. Mark 167 Daniluk. Cindv Davidson. Kay 167 Davidson, Jim 153. 188 Davis. Beckv 188 Davis. Billy'121. 167 Davis. Charles 188 Davis. Darrell Davis. Debra Ann 167 Davis. Diane Davis. Mike 149. 167 Davis. Rita Day. George 188 Dellinger. Mariada 33. 139. 167 Densmore. Belinda 167 Densmore. Shirley Denson. Steve 167. 170 Derico. Shirley 196 Devine. George Diggs. Charlotte 40. 130. 138. 167. 174 Dillard. Eddie 167 Dobson. Becky 41. 45. 138. 150. 184. 186. 188 Dobson. Keith 129. 188 Douthard. Angela Dowell. Sheretha 167 Downey. Connie Downing. Ricky 168 Downs. David 168 Doyle. Peggy Drenner. Barry 168 Dhskcll. Paula Dugger. Alton 188 Dukes. Sheila 168 Duncan. Regina Duncan. Stanley Dupree. Renee 168 Durham. Jane 121. 129. 138. 168. 170 Dye. Linda 168 Dye. Mark 188 E East. David 188 Eaves. Tina 168 Echols. Ann 164. 168 Edison. Freda 188 Edmondson. Paul 155. 168 Edwards. Bug 188 Edwards. Cynthia 168 Edwards. Kimberly Edwards. Joe 168 Edwards. Tazan 158. 168 Eiland. Janice 188 Eley. Angela 188 Elkins. Dennis 125. 168 Ellis. Cvnthia English. Cathy 159. 168 Epperson. Donna 168 Evans. Penny 168 Ezekiel. Joe F Farrar. Benjy 125 Ferguson. Cecil Ferguson. Nammie Fesmire. Paul 189 Fincher. Donna 135. 189 Finley. Patty 169 Flambo, Anthony Flambo. Roger Fletcher. Henry Fletcher. Thomas Fobbus. Bill 33. 42. 169 Ford. Amelia 39. 40. 169. 175 Ford. Glenn 169 Ford. Henry 189 Ford. Tommy 45. 126. 137. 149. 150. 151. 189 Ford. W'llliam 169 Foster. Estra 144. 189 Foster. Jacky 169 Foster. Morris Forster. Sylvia 40. 159. 160. 167. 169. 175 Fowler. Susan 169 Franklin. David 169 Franklin. Juliet 169 Franklin. Vicki 169 Frazier. Ann 41. 148. 189 Frazier. Cynthia 189 Freeman. Barry 154. 169 Freeman. Beckv 138. 143. 169 Freeman. Gina 189 Freeman. Kathy Ann Freeman. Jimmy 169 Frost. Alonzo 169 Fulmer. Stanley 121. 189 G Gaines. Gary Gardner. Ken 169 Gargus. Doyce 189 Garmany. Timothy 169 Garrard. John 158. 189 Garrett. Billy 169 Garrett. Jackie Garrett. Robert 169 Geiger. Mark 189 Gibson. Beth 169 Gill. Clarence 169 Gillman. Kathy Gilreath. Charles GiLstrap. Donnie 153 Gladden. Curtis 155. 189 Gladden. Kerry 51. 125. 189 Glass. Anita Glass. John W illiam Glover. Melvin Godfrey. Ted Goggins. Michael Gonzalez. Chino Gonzalez. Chichi 129. 170 Goodlctt. Kim 170 Goodson. Mike 189 Gore. Paul Goss. Pam Gossett. Nancy 189 Graham. Randy 190 Grambling. Debbie Gray. Carl Gray. Danny 190 Gray. Ernest Gray. Janet 190 Gray. Michael Green. Helen 190 Green. Larry Green. Martha 190 Green. Sylvia 170 Greenberg. Mike 190 Greenwood. Dennard Gregerson. Doug 170 Gregg. Myra. 159. 170. 176 Gregory. Janet 190 Gregory. Teresa Griffin. Norman 41. 135. 184. 186. 190 Griffin. Sharon 170 Griffith. Don 170 Griffith. Emilic 129. 190 Griffith. Fred 190 Griffith. Patricia 170 Grimes. Tim 156 Gruvcr. George 150. 190 Guice. Paula Guice. Paulette Gunter. Kath 290 Gutherie. Geri 148. 170. 176 Guyse. Robin 170 H Hale. Stanles Hall. Alan 190 Hall. Brenda Hall. David 190 Hall. Frederick 170 Hall. James Hall. Jimmy 170 Hall. Joyce Hall. Theophilus. 158 Hallmark. Bibb 80. 190. 192 Handy. Ginger 170 Handy. Robert 190 Haney. Bubba 190 Haney. Dickie 190 Hanson. Randall Hanson. Tom 170 Hanvcy. Melissa 170 Harbison. Cathv 170 Harden. Debbie 33. 139. 143. 170 Hardie. Lee Randall Hardy. Marilyn 190 Hards. Michael 191 Hare. Dennis 102. 125. 149. |90. 191 Hare. Rusty 102 Harney. Kathy 145. 159. |9I Harper. Kenneth 191 Harper. Mark Harris. Alice 157. 170 Harris. Della Harris. Jerome 102 Harris. Joe 170 Harris. Juanita Harris. Michelle 170 259 Hams. Olis Harris. Phyllis 191 Harrison. Wilbert 191 Halhom. Carl Halley. Brian ISO. 191 Hayes. Ken 149. 191 Haynie. Bubba 123. 125 Head. Jane 191 Heard. Gregory Heard. Jerome Heard. Rosemary 170 Height. Tommy 191 Helms. Becky 170 Helms. Rickey Helton. Teresa Henderson. James Henry. Debbie 33. 139 Henslec. Sandy 145. 148. 159. 191 Henson. Kathy 191 Henson. Sharon 191 Herring. Alan 170 Hicks. Carol Hicks. Kathy 170. 172 Higdon. Vickie Higgins. David Higgins. DeWayne Higgins. Kevin Hill. Judy 51. 145. 153. 191 Hill. Lewis 137 Hill. Patricia 51. 130. 138. 139. 192 Hill. Sammye 159. 170 Hilton. Terry 192 Hodge. Karen 170 Hodge. Marie 170 Hogg. Howard 192 Hogg. Howell 192 Holland. Elwanda 192 Holley. Shirley 170 Hollingsworth. Becky 192 Hollis. Regina 192 Holloway. Barry 126 Hollowav. Lisa 121. 170 Holt. Kay Hook. Tim 170 Hooks. Joseph Hooten. Judv 159. 160, 167. 170 Hooton. Gale 51. 144. 159. 160. 192 Hope. Jeffery 170 Hope. Jerry 170 Hopkins. Rickey Hornsby. Isbell' 140. 145. 192 Horsley. Phyllis 42. 170 Horton. Clyde Houston. Ethelmae Howell. Ronald 192 Hubbard. Tina 33. 42. 139. 192 Hudson. Rcba 170 Hughes. Kara 172 Hughes. Sandy 172 Hughley, Kathy 153. 192 Huie. Sarah 143. 172 Huie. Susan 143. 193 Hulsey. Toni 172 Humphrey. Pam 193 Humphrey. Pat 193 Humphries. Cathy 172. 178 Humphries. Karen 172 Hunt. Douglas Hunter. Annie 172 Hutchins. Joseph Hutchinson. Billy Hutchinson. Charles 172 Hvatt. Donna 172 Ingram. Wanda 172 Ivev. Paula Jackson. DafTord 172 Jackson. Gary 172 Jackson. Gregg 158. 193 Jackson. Ralph 172 Jackson. Raymond 172 Jackson. Reggie Jacison, William Jackson. Wyvonia 172 James. Dean James. Rebecca 193 James. Roger Jarrell. Phillip 149. 193 Jeffers, Lewis 193 Jeffers. Mike 173 Jenkins. Jimmy Jenkins. Paulette Jennings. Willie Ray 173 Johns. Pam 145. 155. 159. 193 Johnson. Beverly 173 Johnson. Daryal 173 Johnson, David Johnson. Harriet 173 Johnson. Johnny 173 Johnson. Joseph 193 Johnson. Larry 156. 173 Johnson. Mark Johnson. Marshall 158 Johnson. Richard Johnson. Robin 193 Johnson. Rodney 173 Johnson. Theresa 193 Johnson. Tony Jones. Cedric Jones. Delane 158. 161. 173 Jones. Elijah Jones. Evelyn 173 Jones, Henry Jones. Joan 138, 173 Jones. Joseph Jones. Larrv 193 Jones. Mike 173 Jones. Patricia Ann Jones. Professor Jones, Ranee Jones, Remona 138. 173. 174 Jones. Shcrrv 173, 193 Lancaster. Alan 174 Lancaster. Joyce Landers. Deborah Landers. Paul 193 Landrum. Timothy 193 Lane. Demctris 174 Lang. Diane 193 Langley. Annette 174 Langley. Deborah 193 Langley. Freida 193 Larrimore. Tommy Lasscter. Chip 194 Latham. Milton Lawery. Donald Lay. Sidney 174 Layficld, Peggv 194 Leach. Barrv 41. 126. 150, 194 Lee. Cathy 27. 40. 159. 160. 174. 175 Lee. Kimberly- Lee. Terre 194 Lewis. Becky 175 Lewis. Doug 194 Lewis, Jerry Linder. Lynn 175 Linder, Janet 175 Lindsey. Becky 139. 175 Lindsey. Renee 175 Littlefield. Braun 175 Lockmillcr, Letha 194 Loftin. Bob 137. 150. 172. 175 Loftin. Lee 175 Loftis. Michael Longshore. Joey Looney. Michael 175 Lord. Kenneth 194 Lorrcn. Stephen 194 Love. Arthurine Love, Dcmetris Lowe, Ken Lowe. Tracy Loyd. James Kenneth Loyd. Ronald 175 Lumpkin. Gregory 137 Lyles, David Jones. Terry 172, 173 Judkins. Carrie M K Mackey, Anita 175 Madden. Neal Madric. Steve 175 Keeling. Carol 173 Maeger, Shcrec 194 Keller. Vickie 173 Marker. Eddie 175 Kellev. Kvia 173 Marks. Vernon Kelly' Kathv 159. 193 Marshall. Brad Kelly. Melissa 193 Marshall. Lee 175 Kennedy. Bill 121. 193 Marshall. Mark 175 Kcnnedv. Milzi 173 Martin. Debbie 40. 175 Kidd. Carol 144. 159. 193 Maske. Kathy 194 Kilgore. Diane 193 Maskc. Tim Kilpatrick. Garry 42. 139. 193 Mathews. Beth 159. 194 Kilpatrick, Susan 51. 144. 193 Mathews. Mike 194 Kimbrough. Laphesia 173. 193 Mavben. Beckv 194 King. Janet 174 Mayes. Ronald 102. 195 King. Kathy 159 Maync. Mike Kinsey. William 174 Mayne. Steve Kin alow. Jigger 174 Mayo, Dena 195 Kirby. Bob 193 Mayo. Rex Kirby. Edwin 174 Mays. James Kirby. Gregory 174 Maxwell. Harold 194 Kirby, Jarrell 193 Mecham. Susan 159. 160. Kirk, Rcgcnia 174 Melton. Bernard 195 Kitchens. Allen 174 Mellon. Danny 176 Klycc. Janey Mctson. Rhonda 195 Knight. Kim 174 Met ler. Joy Knight. Robert Michaels. Randy 176 Knight, Willie James Miller. Anthony Komaler. Diane 193 Miller. Billy Miller. Dunicc 176 L Miller. Harold 195 Miller. Mary Minton. Donna 176 Lacks. Darlene Lacy. Jcrrell Minton. Rhonda Mitchell. Derick 145. 195 Mitchell, Frank 1% Moon. Randall 157 Moon. Thomas Moore. Beverly 176 Moore. Don Moore. Ethel 176 Moore. Francis, 196 Moore. Lonny 1% Moore. Sarsh 1% Moore. Steve 126. 176 Moore. Teresa 176 Morgan. Karen 51. 144. 196 Morgan. Stephanie 138. 176 Morris. Brenda 176 Morris. ReDonna 196 Morrison. Karen 135. 196 Morrison. Marsha 144. 196 Mullins. Michael Mummah. Mike 102. 176 Mussclman. Tim 51. 128. 129. 145 McAlpine, Belvnda 175 McCain. Lynn 143. 147. 152. 153. McCarver. Jimmy 126, 152, 195 McClain, Octavia McCleskey. Sandra 175 McCombs. Jackie 195 McCulley. Anise 195 McDaniel, Carol 195 McDaniel. Mark 175 McDufTie. Tammy 175 McEldcrry, Barry 27 McElrov. Kathleen McGinnis, Jimmy 149 McGraw. Mary Ann 175 McKee. Jimmy 149, 195 McKenzie. Tricia 129. 175 McLeod. Chris 40. 176 McNair. Anita 176 McNair. Freida 195 McPctcrs. Jeff 195 McPelers. Wanda 195 N Nappicr. Joyce 176 Nappier. Schatz 176 Nation. Julie 176 Naughlon. Julie 176 Nelson. Jennifer 176 Nelson. Michael Nelson. Osie Newell. Edward 1% Nichols. Henry Nichols. Joey Nichols. Patsy 157. 186. 196 Nichols. Susan 144. 158. 1%. 199 Nichols. Susan Kay 176 Noah. Becky 176 Noah. David 50. 51, 102, 149. 196 Noojin. Lou Ann 196 Norman. Mike 177 Norris. Randy 177 Norton, Cindy 177 Norton. Mary Elizabeth Nunn. Mike 177 O Oden. Wanda 1% Oravct. Glory 51. 196 Otwell. Jane Otwcll, Steven Craig Owen. Joel 1% Owens. Mike 1% Owens. Nancy Lynn 177 P Pace, Janice Parker. Barry- 177 Parker. Bobby Parker. Joey 196 195 Parker, Lee 177 Parker. Travis Parnell. Kim 48. 51. 1% Passmore. Rhonda Pate. Cathy 177 Patterson. Bruce 177 Patterson. Phil 177 Patterson. Rann 139. 177 Payne. Jane 158. 177 Payne. Mark Pearson. Blanche Pearson. Joel Pearson. Shirley Pearson. Tony 177 Peeples. Lynne 160, 196 Penny, Kenneth 177 Perry, Craig 177 Petrini. Paula Petrini. Tom 102. 140 Phillips. Tim 196 Pierce, Frederick 177 Pillitary, Lisa 129. 130. 138. 177 Pinkard. Gregory Pinson. Ruby Pippin. Jerry 1N7 Poor, Linda 177 Pope. Lisa 197 Pounds, Carl 177 Powell. Janet 197 Presley. Rosemary 197 Prcslev. Ruthann 197 Presley. Willean 26 Price. Terry Prucnal, Judy 177 Pruett. Darrell 178 Pruitt, Jan 33. 42, 51. 52. 139. 143. 146. 149. 197 Q Quinn. Steve 178 R Radford. Dennis Ragan. Nancy 138. 147. 197 Ragland. Debra Rains. Karen 178 Rains. Pam 197 Raleigh, Carolyn 178 Ralls, Jennie 178 Ramano. Ronny 178 Rancher. Tommy 178 Ransaw. Cathie 197 Ransaw. Phillis Rapcr. Sharon 197 Rawls. Jennie 139 Ray. Connie 178 Ray. Elizabeth Ann Ray. Rickey Ray, Ronnie 178 Redding. Annette 197 Reed. Robert Reid. Kathy Rice. Belinda Rice. Scottic 178 Richardson. Gary 197 Richardson. Johnny 125. 178 Richardson. Judy 178 Richardson. Raymond 149. 197 Richardson. Susan 170. 178 Richardson. Zackary Riddle. Lawrence Riley. Ricky 178 Roberson. Vance 40. 102. 164. 178 Roberts. Brenda 145. 164. 172. 178 Roberts, Joan 129, 178 Roberts. Katie 51. 137. 159. 197. 45. 201 Roberts. Patricia Robertson. Richard 197 Robertson. Rodney 197 Robertson. Valeta 178 Robinson. Cindy Robinson. Jennifer 178 Robinson. Joseph Robinson. Sidney 178 Robinson. Teddy 178 Rogers. Frank 178 Rogers. Marchell Rogers. Violetta Rolley. Carolyn Rollins. Edward Romans. Ronald Rose. Jay 102. 178 Ross, Charles Ross. Guy 178 Rosser. Russell Royal. Cindy 197 Royal. Steve 178 Rufiln. Bobby Russell, Demetrius 197 Russell. Tommy Rutenberg. Robin 135, 138. 140. 197. 237 S Saddler. Letitia Sales. Tommy Satterly. Mary 179 Sattiewhitc. Virginia 179 Saxon, Eddie 197 Scott. Cariotta 179 Scott. Karen 197 Scott. Phillip 197 Scott. Zelamina 179 Scruggs. Randy 123. 125. 149. 197 Scruggs. Terry Sears. LaVaughn Self. Vicki 197 Sellers. Dianne 153. 197 Semerick, Mark Scmrick, Phillip 197 Sewell. Debbie 197 Shaffer, Randolph Sharp. Patricia Sharpton, Sabrina 197 Sheffeld. Scott 197 Shcrer. Cindy 51, 198 Shew. Donna 179 Shirley, Stephanie 198 Silvey. Jessie 179 Silvey. Pamela 179 Simmons. Dennis 198 Simmons. Tony 102, 179 Sims. Jerry Sims. Joseph Sitz. Katy 27. 34. 39. 41. 130. 138. 144. 149. 150. 195. 198 Smart. Judy 198 Smedlev. Linda Smith. Allison Smith. Becky 158. 179 Smith. Belinda 159 Smith. Dan 179 Smith. Davey 179 Smith. Eddie 180 Smith. Don 179 Smith. Freddie Smith. Kathy 145. 198 Smith. Kay 129. 198 Smith. Keith 167. 170. 180 Smith. Lamar Smith. Larry Smith. Mary 138. 143 Smith. Meriyn 180 Smith. Randv 198 Smith. Ray 154. 198 Smith. Ronald Smith. Sandra 199 Smith. Thomas Smitherman. Carrie 180 Smithcrman. Reba Southern. Marcia Ann 180 Southers. Deborah 199 Spear. Donnie 261 Spears. Mary 180 Spence, Bonnie 138. 148. 199 Speer. Tommy 180 Spurlock, Thomas 139. 180 Stallings. Meurell 180 Standi, Eva 45. 135. 193. 199 Stanley. Karla Stansell. Karen 180 Starnes. Teresa 180 Steams. Debbie 180 Steed. Shelton Steele. Jeff 180 Stephens. Cindy 138. 199 Stevens. Laura 51. 137. 145. 147. 199 Steward. Bobby 199 Stewart. Gary 199 Stewart, James 199 Stewart. Michael 180 Stewart. Steve 171. 180 Stith. Ginger 145. 199 Stokes. Cindv 180 Stone. Mike 199 Stone. Vicky 145. 199 Storie. Marilyn 199 Stover. John 199 Strain. Wesley 180 Stringfellow. Mark 154 Sturdivant, Mike 102. 180 Swann. Bob 121. 142 Swindall. Deborah 199 S .akats. Teresa T Tallev, Debbie 199 Talley. Margaret Tarvin. David 180 Taylor. Ellen 199 Taylor. Ernest 180 Taylor. Guy 180 Taylor. Kathryn Taylor. Larrv Taylor. Leonard Tavlor. Mike 135 Taylor. Phillip 171. 180 Taylor. Robert Tedder. Ronnie 199 Terrell, Camille 180 Terrell. Chuck 180 Terrell. Stanley Thacker. Denise. 178. 180 Thacker, Gerald 180 Thacker. Jeff 102, 125. 169. 180 Thomas. Bertha 180 Thomas. Deborah 180 Thomas, Francenia Thomas. Jerry Thomas. Larry Thomas. Sherry 180 Thomas. Vicki Thompson. Dannv 199 Thompson. Joan Thompson. Karen 180 Thompson, Melissa 180 Thompson. Pam 200 Thompson. Peggy 200 Thompson. Randv 125. 180 Thompson. Susan 51. 147. 200 Thompson. Trudy 182 Thompson. Vickie Thornton. Darrell 157. 200 Thornton. James Thornton. Robert 182 Thrasher. Roger Thurman. Mark Tidmore. Bill 182 Tidmorc. Zcl 102. 138. 149. 190. 200. Timmons. Dorothy Timmons. Edward Tinker. Paul 102. 182 Tipton. Angela 182 Tolbert. Donna 167. 182 Tolleson. Lisa 200 262 Tommie. Sharron 182 Torberl. Tricia 145. 182 Tow. Jeannic Marie 149, 200 Traylor. Harold Traylor, Larry 182 Tubb. Craig 182 Tuck. Steven 182 Tucker, Claudia Ann 150. 182 Tucker. Sarah Ann 40, 138. 159. 174. 182 Tumage. Emily 41, 130. 138. 149. 184, 189. 200 Turner. Arlinda Turner. Linda 182 Turner. Robin 182 Turner. Sharon 182 Turner. Sherry 159. 182 Turner. William U Underwood. Marilyn Upton, Charles 51. 52. 200 V Valentine. Robin 200 Varner. Charles 182 Varner. Gloria 182 Vaughn. Genevelyn 182 Vaughn. Jerome Veasy, Victor 182 Vick. Cynthia 182 Vick, Sandra 200 Vinyard. Treva 200 Vise. Susan 182 W Waid. Walter 158. 200 Walker, Donnie 182 Walker. Dotty 51. 144. 200 Walker. Evelyn Walker. Patty 200 Waller. Houston Ware. Dennis Warren. Cathy 200 Warren. Clenon 200 Warren. Gayle 177, 177 Watford. Art 102. 200 Watkins. Michael Watford. Scott Watson. Cynthia 200 Watson, David 182 Watson. Harold 182 Watson. Lam Watson. Ricky 201 Watts. Kenny Watts. Tickic 182 Weatherly. Chico 182 Weathinglon. Randall 182 Wcllingham. Dee West. Bryan Keith Wcstcott. Dan 153 Wester, Jane Ann 182 Wheeler. Barry 125. 149. 201 Wheeler, LaJean 201 White. Kenneth 182 White. Patricia 201 White. Randv 182 While. Bob 182 Whiteside. Deramus Whitfield. Ralph Whitt. Kenny 33. 42. 139 Whorton. Bobby 201 Wilder, Darlene 201 Wilder. Denise 201 Wildman. Tom 102. 182 Willard. Rov Williams. Bubba 145. 150, 154. 201 Williams. Charlotte 201 Williams. Geneva Williams. Greg 33 Williams. James 182 Williams. Kip 142 Williams. Michael Williamson. Lori 201 Willis. Pam 41. 51. 130. 144. 153. 201 Wills. Sharron 182 Wilson. Amy 201 Wilson. Freddy Wilson. Gilbert Wilson. Rex Wilson. Sandy 157. 182 Winston. Edward 201 Wise. Lamar Wofford. Nancy Womack. Debbie Womack. Jimmy Wood. Freddie 201 Wood, Lona Woodall. Barbara 145. 201 Woodall. Joe 102. 138. 149. 201 WixxJs, Kathy 182 Woods. Mamie Wooley. Stanley Wright. Alan Everett 182 Y Yarbrough. Angie 182 Yates. Randy 201 Yow, Sandra The Curcible Staff would like to apologize to anyone whose picture was left out of this year's annual. Many seniors and juniors failed to make an appointment to have their pictures made and some sophomore pictures were lost in the confusion after the fire. Also it was difficult to schedule the club pictures at a time convenient to all club members. The staff tried to do its best and if any feelings were hurt, it was unintentional. Yes. the Tigers flexed their muscles and got back to the serious business of going on. They had all experienced the year's great beginning. . . hard times . . . death . . . shock . . . and as the year suddenly came to a close, they begin to see a new Gadsden High School emerging, one w ith a changing set of atti- tudes and ideas......and the old Gadsden High School they had all known was becoming only a distant memor)'. this was gadsden high school—1973 264