Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1976 volume:

. 1976 CRUCIBLE Gadsden High School Gadsden, Alabama Volume 50 $ r 1 T ibtris . . GO! THE T0 HHUP nu- . _ « k 2 ; V fV tSHMEN ff sp r IN OUR- 3 4 Will Live 7 Forever. 9 GHS Welcomes Baby Tigers to “Tiger LancT Opening Day brought the usual confusion of finding homerooms and the beginning of new friendships. This year GHS welcomed incoming Freshmen, as well as Sophomores to Tiger Land. The Pep Club made a sign for the front of the building to make the new Tigers feel welcome. September 2 started a new year, full of ADVENTURE. RIGHT: Coach Owens and Coach Clayton monitor the halls, and Larrv Smith, a Senior at Gadsden High, has no trouble finding his way in I iger Land BELOW: Schedules arc always a problem, and Brian Holland seeks the aid of Mrs. Hendrix in ciphering his schedule card. 12 Adventure TOP: Sometimes even Seniors need help getting their schedules straightened out, and Dottie Roberts. Jeff Machcn, and Larry Huff ask Mrs. Watford to explain the new lay- out of the school. LEFT: Lctitia King and Deloise Laster search for their homeroom. ABOVE: Mrs. Perryman asks Dr. Andrew's advice as she sells parking stickers and an- swers questions concerning everything. Adventure 13 ABOVE: Dr. Andrew always knows ihe perfect thing to say to gel everybody in the spirit for a roaring pep rally. RIGHT: The band is a large part of any pep rally, of course, and Steve Denson does a fantastic job directing and building spirit. BELOW: Pep rallies are one time when the Seniors can say what they really feel. Source of Spirit The 1976 student body of GHS never lacked in spirit. Their enthusiasm stemmed from pep rallies in which participation was a necessity. These assemblies provided a time when the students could be together with a common purpose-to en- courage and support the Tiger athletics. 14 Adventure ABOVE: Tiger Rag begins and ends each pep rally and Gina Den- son. Lee Perry, Kayla Shirley, and Cheryl Allen demonstrate their love for the Tigers. LEFT: Football players Lawrence Dudley. Lyle Stanley, and Anthony Tullis put on their game faces. LOWER LEFT: Coach Guinn predicts the outcome of the Eto- wah game. BELOW: Kay Upton, Lynn McKenzie, and Ann Bone pay close attention to a speaker at the basketball pep rally on Su- per Senior Day. Adventure 15 Exception Becomes the Rule ABOVE: LcAnnc Cameron. Diane Marlin. Carol Fowler, and Ka- ren Freeman enjoy going back to the time of ponytails and bobby socks. RIGHT: Joey Bowers gives us the thumbs up sign from be- hind his tinted shades. BELOW: Mac Holly displays his Crimson Tide loyalty on Alabama-Auburn day. Seniors Paige Payne and Nancy Cambron fit right in with the swinging Ws. 16 Adventure Spirit is a vital element at Gadsden High as it is at all Schools. To keep this spirit alive, the SGA sponsored activ- ities to complement the sports seasons. A sock hop was held in the lunchroom during football season and several days were set aside as “dress-up days.” These included hat day, different sock day, plaids and stripes day, fifties-six- ties day, Alabama-Auburn day, and scarf day. LEFT: Lee Perry. Toni Talley. Jenny Smith, and Carolyn Greer must be on their way to Mel’s Drive-In! ABOVE: LaVelda Fann shies away from the camera because she needs fresh lipstick. LEFT: Ltsa Spivak, along with many others, covered her head to show her spirit on hat day. ABOVE: Julie Richardson and Randy Martin make plans to attend the latest James Dean movie. Adventure 17 Charity Bowl 75 In order to give the students a chance to ex- press their feelings, the individual homerooms competed their genious and creative talents in the form of door decorations for the Charity Bowl. Mrs. Drinkard’s homeroom won with the door at the right. Gadsden High students love to have a good time at Emma’s expense, and the 1975 Charity Bowl provided the perfect opportunity. ABOVE: Mr. Brown's homeroom re- ceived an Honorable Mention for its originality. RIGHT: Mrs. Alexander's and Mrs. Harden’s homerooms pro- duced this door through a joint effort for an Honorable Mention, and Mrs. Traylor’s homeroom somehow pre- dicted the outcome of the game! 18 Adventure LEFT: Sieve Sims stands guard as Clay Richardson and Danny Elliot con- vert Emma into a Gadsden High fan. ABOVE: The Tigers claim their cap- tured ground BELOW: David Humphries. Kathy Fobbus. Joan Patterson. Donna Noah. Tommy Griffith. Richard Brooks, and Stanley Norton aid in the attack. V Homecoming Begins ABOVE LEFT: Seniors Denise Smith and Donna Noah add the final and most memorable touches to the Senior display. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Harden watches as Bcnida Pillitary surveys the Sophomore Homecoming tiger. Aside from the preparation of the football team for the game, most of the students time and energy for Home- coming was spent on building the class displays. The week prior to Home- coming was filled with talk of the dis- plays, each class trying to top the oth- ers. As the week of Homecoming slipped away, competition grew and approached the climax of Home- coming Night. RIGHT: Participation seems to be the answer for the Juniors as Barbara Johnson. Annette Espy. Mike Cline. Tommy Griffith. Kathryn Denson. Kay Upton. Phillip Higginbotham. Mark Betterton. Randy Spurlin. and Scott Royal pitch in to do their share. LOWER RIGHT: Sophomores work to raise their Tiger with help from Paul Komater. Brian Williams. Karen Wester, and Julia Hinton. 20 Adventure r ■ ABOVE: Seniors use teamwork to accomplish their plan and create a great display. Helping with their part are Joey Bowers. Earn Huff. Randy Duke. David Hale. Tony Moring. Ricky Cooley and Lyle Stanley LEFT: David Curl and Terry Woods help paper the Freshman display BELOW: Gerard Gardner. Richard Brooks. Phillip Adams. Kent Back. Sidney Butler, and Coach Guinn measure and plan their backdrop. Adventure 21 Anticipation An event as important as Homecoming rated first-class attention, and turned out to be the only occasion to merit a bonfire. Thursday night, October 30, the sky was lit with the light and excitement of a Tiger bonfire. After attend- ing the bonfire Thursday night and the pep rally held the next morning during school, no one could have been passive during the game. 22 TOP RIGHT: Cheerleaders Tern. Run- yan. Crystal Moring. Diane Martin, and Pam Connor promote a feeling of loyally to dear old GHS. ABOVE: Sophomores. Seniors. Freshmen, and Juniors congre- gate behind the Mall in support of the football team. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ricky Cooley. Butch Higdon, and Clay Rich- ardson assist in preparing the Wildcat for barbecue. RIGHT: Crystal Moring. Kay Upton. Ann Bone, and Tara Donald gen- erate SPIRIT Adventure LEFT: Ann Bone heads up the Homecoming pep rally Friday morning to get the day started right BHl.OW: Enthusiastic Ti- gers stand to participate in the Homecoming cheers. LEFT: Sophomores demonstrate their spirit with a loud “Roll Sophomores! BOTTOM LEFT: Being Halloween, the Flags and Majorettes looked quite strange for Tiger Rag. BELOW. Lynn McKenzie introduces the next cheer while Kay Upton and other cheerleaders look on. Adventure 23 ABOVE: Sigma Chi Epsilon gives 100$ during the pa- rade. In front is Valerie Taylor, and Mayor Steve Means is hiding behind Kathryn Hornsby and Thea Eugenias. Gena Burgess is preoccupied with her marching. RIGHT: Naturally, the cheerleaders headed up the parade. 24 Adventure Parade Enhances Festivities Broad Street swarmed with enthusiastic Tigers and spectators while participating students rode or walked down the street bearing tidings of Homecoming '75. Many new and various organizations entered cars in the parade. Being October 31. all band members disguised themselves for Halloween, adding to the festivity of the occasion. All spirits were high in the expectations of an exciting evening. Debbie Collins. Bill Hudson. Janice Fadely. Cindy Bonds, and Melanie Bradley relax after their fine performance. CEvrjui TOP: Wesley Kennedy. Karen Manning, and Jackie Man- ning make their way back to the starting point. LEFT: A relatively new organization, the Golf Team Sweethearts en- tered their first parade this year. Sweethearts arc Henry Culp. Kent Back. Tommy Dowling. Jeff Mayo, driving, and Pern Kelly and Mark Smith on back. They certainly arc beauties. BELOW: Marsha Roberson slips her mask off for a short rest The Velvetone-Triad entry shows a small preview of the Homecoming game, and is accompanied by Jama C'ushing and Mimi Brown ABOVE: It’s a little hard to tell whether Billy Jones is a drummer dressed as a police- man or a policeman who just confiscated a drum. The Moment Finally Arrives GHS students participated in Home- coming festivities with great enthusiasm. Building class displays, attending the bon- fire, watching the parade, and waiting for the game instilled Tiger spirit in everyone. The week climaxed when four lovely Senior girls were crowned, the Senior display won the display competition, and the Tigers were victorious in overtime play. 26 Adventure LEFT: To complete the half time activities, the cheer- leader throw footballs to the crowd. Senior maids Cheryl Allen, Terry Cox, and Rhonda Rayburn retire from the field and take a memory with them. BELOW: There’s no doubt in anybody’s mind about what’s happened here! LaVeme Weston and Erwin Weston enjoy their Sheila Naughton is escorted by Howell Mathews. Melanie Payne and Steven Plimpton represent presentment. GHS well. LaVelda Fann smiles with her escort Henry Culp. ABOVE: Kayla Shirley and Frank Wester, and BELOW: Brenda Sims and James McMillian proudly take their place on the field. Dawn Presley poses with her escort Rey McAlpin Preparing for their presentation are ABOVE: Terry Naughton and Perry Williamson, and BELOW: Paula Bryant and Mark Payne. Bicentennial Follies The bicentennial is something that happens only once, and there are no second chances for improvement. Our SGA real- ized this and wanted to involve the student body in the bi- centennial. This was accomplished through the Bicentennial Ball, December 12. Oasis provided the music, and colonial figures like those below added to the mood of the dance. BELOW: Ingram Lee and Julie Mills look most authentic in their revolution- ary costumes. RIGHT: Oasis sets the tempo for the dance and largely con- tributes to it’s success. RIGHT MIDDLE: Tim McCartney and Kay Upton spot the photographer and flash us a smile. BOTTOM RIGHT: Melanie Payne. Stanley Norton. Johnny Cooper, and Gina Cook relax during a band break. LEFT: Lisa Spivak. Tammy Kennedy, and Steve Denson wait for Oasis to begin the next song. LOWER LEFT: Randy Duke and his date dance away the evening. LOWER RIGHT: In the midst of the loud music, it seems like it would be hard to distract some- one’s attention, but Brad Marshall and Terry Stewart must have found the way. BOTTOM: The dance floor fills quickly as the band begins to play. Up With People LEFT and TOP: The choreopgraphy and sound of ihis group is unbelievable. Their enthusiasm spread to everyone present, and. ABOVE: even the faculty cannot re- main quiet. BELOW: During a nostalgic medley, members of the group choose partners to help them demonstrate the dance, and it looks as if Kay Upton is one young man’s choice. A tremendous group, “Up With People” came and entertained the student body of GHS along with students from Emma Sansom High and Litchfield High. “Up With People” is an independent, nonpro- fit, educational program made up of college-age students from the U.S. and Europe. They brought a real enthusiasm into the hearts of the students, something that will surely be treasured for years to come. 32 Adventure Air Force February 18, the recruiting men from the United States Air Force came to Gadsden High to demonstrate to the Seniors the procedures of flying a plane. The display consisted of a cockpit of a B-52 and a film. Two students in each Democracy class were cho- sen to be the pilot and copilot. Most of the take-olTs were smooth, but unfortunately, the majority of the copilots crashed when landing. TOP. Mr. Lamon shows his classes where to line up to enter the display. ABOVE RIGHT: The two young officers who demonstrated the flight and explained the controls obviously enjoy their duty. Jana Davis and Sabrina Davis are preparing to board the plane and successfully pilot their class. ABOVE: This demonstration finished, the officer exits the dis- play and awaits the next class. Adventure 33 ABOVE: The seniors claim they can meet the challenge of selling magazines and begin the campaign enthusiastically. RIGHT: Top salesman for the 1976 campaign is Leslie Spivak. Seniors Renew Old Tradition The Senior class once again participated in a magazine sale to help lower the cost of the Cru- cible. In spite of the fact that there was no magazine sale last year, the Seniors sold $9.423.67 of magazines for a profit of $3.141.15. Leslie Spivak sold 55 subscriptions to be- come top salesman, and Patty Hill was runner- up with 41 subscriptions. Mrs. Woodward’s homeroom was the top homeroom with 231 subscriptions for $1,485.67. Thirty-four Seniors made the $100 Club and were awarded stuffed Tigers for their efforts. Congratulations, Se- niors, on a job well done. 34 Adventure Members of Ihc S100 Club arc: FIRST ROW: Linda Davis. Ann Bone. Susan Alford. Carrie Paulding. Joan Bobo. Diane Luker. Rila Stoffregen. Lisa Sego. Pam Steele. SECOND RONS Susan Henderson. Ginie Abney. Leslie Spivak. Dana Lee. Joan Patterson. Denise Smith. Patty Hill. THIRD ROW: Gar) Shcrrer. Su anne Pittman. Lisa Bishop. Lynn McKenzie. FOURTH ROW: Larry Huff. Kathy Fobbus. Tina Nix. Jay Smith. Alan Gentry. David Hale. Tommy Dowling. Steve Nance. Not pictured: Dottie Roberts. Cheryl Gray. Kim Hester. Sarah Wood- all. Kathryn Hornsby. Thea Eugenias Homeroom Representives arc: I IRST ROW: Jay Smith. Sarah Woodall. Carrie Paulding. Maria Green. Sandra Houser. Kathy Rodgers. Joan Patterson. Mari Ann Tow. SECOND ROW David Creel. Dennis Filand. Patti Glenn, Cheryl Allen. Janna Johnson. Karen Likos. Nancy Cambron. THIRD ROW: Mark McRae. Randall Vice. Michael Piazza. Bobby Keeling. David Hale. Steve Nance. Not pictured: Mark Tubb. Thea Eugenias. 36 Adventure March 5, Gadsden High students crowded into the Field House to watch school organizations and classmates par- ticipate in a kind of amateur hour. All the contestants did a fine job. “Night Star,” a band of five Freshmen, won First Place. Second Place was awarded to Wanda High- lower who dramatized an interpretation of Martin Luther King. Third Place went to Jackie Mintz and Cindy Stearns, who demonstrated their musical talents. The Stars of the Show ABOVE: Jackie Mint and Cindy Steams won a well-de- served Second Place. Rob Ezell. Mac Holly, and (RIGHT) Derick Sewell. Kevin Faulkner, and Bill Brannmg re- ceived a tremendous applause along with the First Place Prize. LEFT: Janice Fadely and Greg Plimpton enjoyed their performance as much as the spectators did. and received an Honorable Mention. BE- LOW: Members of Pi Della Phi received Honorable Mention for their “Twelve Days of School” production Members are Lisa Sego. Carol Shew. Denise Smith. Charlene Hall, and Debi Lyons. Honorable Mentions were awarded to both Craig Pit- man. for his musical talent, and Phi Omega Phi. for their imitation of the teachers’ Hokey Pokey. Adventure 37 The Talent Show Returns The Talent Show was one of the activities the Student Government held which had been discontinued some years before. Gadsden High School's last Talent Show took place in 1971, and the SGA must be com- mended for the reinstatement of the Talent Show. Rev McAlpin and Curt Crumpler dance to the disco music. LEFT: Bcnida Pillitary and Gena Burgess sit atop the piano and sing an accompanyment as the rest of the girls of Sigma C'hi Epsilon dance their chorus routine. Tara Donald. Gerard Gardner, and Julia Hinton act their parts in “One Day in the Life of a Hypochondriac.” BELOW: Denise Smith. Randy Goss. Keith Cochran, and Dennis Eiland perform as a Bar- bershop Quartet, representing the Senior Class. The sixth through twelfth grade of Pi Della Phi's skit are Jerri Keeling. Debra Talifcrro. Sherry Gray. Lisa Bishop. Cheryl Allen. Sarah Woodall, and Margie Gramling. They are reminding us of all the things we should not do. Adventure 39 ABOVE: JcIT Williams talks with Ed Mosley and Vicky Al- ford as they take a break to rest. RIGHT: As the night wears on, the crowd brings their hands together. 40 Adventure ABOVE: School dances attract crowds from all classes together for a night of fun and fellowship. Charlene Hall. Mark Leach. Gar) Shcrrcr. and Debi Lyons contribute to the success of this dance. LEFT: Randy Duke and Anna Batcy can boogie! BE- LOW: This couple knows that dancing is not the only way to have fun. Twirp Week Twirp Week attracted everyone’s attention because it dealt with possibly the most important aspect of Student Life-dating. During the week of March 24, through April 5, all dating processes were completely reversed. To make sure no girls had the excuse, “There’s nothing to do,” the SGA sponsored a Twirp Dance, Friday, April 2, music provided by Freight. All the girls jumped at the chance and the dance was a huge success. Violators Punished Accordingly The fun of Twirp Week is not the dating itself, but rather the punishing of all the violators in Twirp Court. Lynn McKenzie acted as Judge, with Orva McDonald and Lee Perry taking part as Prosecuting and Defense Attorneys, respectively. Kay Upton served as Bailiff, and the remaining SGA Officers participated as the Jury, along with the Senior Class Officers. Needless to say, all defendants were found guilty and were duly punished. ABOVE: Jury members cast their votes. From left. Mike Cline. Suzie Williams. Dawn Preslev. Kay Upton. Gary Sherrer. Dottie Roberts, and Patty Hill. BELOW: Kent Back and Gina Denson waste no time beating around the bush, only beating on each other RIGHT: Prosecutors Mark Smith and Joey Bowers bombard Marsha Roberson with water balloons. LEFT: The stands are full of students eager to sec offenders endure “cruel and unusual punishment, the least of which is not Leslie Spivak and Richard Phillips passing an on- ion under their chins BELOW LEFT: Mark Smith and James Rudd watch as Dottic Rob- erts and Denise Chastain smear banana and chocolate pudding on each other. BOTTOM LEFT: Prosecutor Tern Ash is amused as Lynn McKenzie steps from the bench to make certain that Patty Hill is dealt with justly. James Rudd awaits his turn to bob for onions topped with shaving cream. BELOW: Sherry Gray pauses in her long trip across the field, and even though does not have a blind- fold. she seems to be on the losing side of her battle with Curt Crumpler. Honor Students Recognized. ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Skipper, sponsor, receives a corsage for her efforts from Treasurer Lynn McKenzie. ABOVE: As President. Mark Leach coordi- nates the assembly. BELOW: Robed members of the Honor Society await tappings. April 13, all Juniors and Se- niors crowded into the field house to watch and participate in the annual National Honor So- ciety tappings. A National Honor Society differs from a Beta Club in that membership is based upon scholarship, leadership, character, and service, while that of a Beta Club depends only upon scholarship. Following a devotion by Chaplain Lucille Vise, President Mark Leach told of the Society’s activities. Speeches were given to explain the four characteristics, and the tappings began. Scholarship Dottie Roberts Character-Cheryl Allen Servicc-Lynn McKenzie Leadership-Patty Hill 44 Adventure LEFT: As new members arc inducted, they sign their name in the register of the Na- tional Honor Society. Denise C'hastain applies her signature as others wait their turn and new members are congratulated. BELOW: Patty Hill and her father enjoy the re- ception in the lunchroom. Adventure 45 ABOVE: Parents and other family members arc contacted so that they may be present at the tappings. The visitors are hid- den in a back room until the tappings begin, and they gradu- ally work their way out to sec their honor student inducted into the National Honor Society. LEFT: The old members of the Honor Society arrange a reception following the assembly to congratulate the new members and welcome the parents. Recognition and Honors During the course of a year, several stu- dents receive recognition for services and ac- tivities pertaining to both school and civic affairs. Many times, fellow students are not aware of the achievements of their class- mates. and may not even realize how many honors come to GHS. Those mentioned here are only a percentage and are an indication of the wide scope of interests and talents of the student body. Other distinctions are ac- knowledged throughout the Crucible. Jim Denson and Wesley Tarvin display their trophies, ribbons, and medals for their recent prize-winning science projects. Mr. Brown instructed the studcnls and smiles at their success Pictured ABOVE are winners of scholarships to colleges and universities: FIRST ROW: Cheryl Allen. Lynn McKenzie. Patty Hill. Denise Shew. Debi Lyons. Charlene Hall. Carol Shew. Terry Cox. SECOND ROW Jay Smith. Lyle Stanley. Ralph Whitfield, and Alan Gentry. Not pic- tured: Randy Duke. Wanda Hoskins. 46 Adventure ABOVE: Alan Gentry received a state Junior Civitan Award. LEFT: Larry Huff. Barry Collins, and Lynn Calhoun arc recognized for their attendance. All three may claim perfect attendance throughout their school years, grades one through twelve. Adventure 47 All-State Chorus These members of the Triads and Vel- M 9 vetones auditioned at the District Contest at Jacksonville State Univer- sity. February 7. and were chosen to sing in the All-State Chorus. All-State was held in Tuscaloosa. Alabama. March 14. through March 17. Triads in All-State Chorus: Debi Lyons. Joni Brackett. Lisa Sego. Dawn Presley, and Dcncisc Rouse Velvctoncs in All-State Chorus: FRONT: Deborah Barnes. Lee Perry. Cireg Plimpton. Janna Johnson. Denise Chaistain. BACK: Tricia Turner. Alan Gentry. Ralph Whitfield. Keith Coch- ran. and Dennis Eiland. 48 Adventure RIGHT: The Gadsden City Commission honors Jay Smith for his election to the office of Key Club Governor of the Alabama District. From left. Mrs. Smith. Jay. Mayor Steve Means, and Mr. Smith. ABOV E LEFT: LaVelda Fann is being crowned Teen queen of the World at the Miss Showbiz Pageant in Philadelphia. She com- peted w ith 200 girls from across the nation, and is being crow ned by last year’s queen. ABOVE: Pattv Hill and Gary Sherrcr represented Gadsden High as Mr. and Miss Patriot One of their duties as Mr. and Miss Pa- triot was to ride in the Bicentennial Parade. May 15. in downtown Gadsden. LEFT: Five members of the Gadsden High School Distributive Education class won awards at the State DEC A Leadership Con- ference in Birmingham. The winners, from left. Randy Causey, third place in Food Marketing (Master Employe Level); Tim Brewster, first place in Petroleum (Master Employe Level); Steve Plimpton, second place in Petroleum (Management Level); Dannv Bclyeu placed in the finals in the area of Distribution Manual Competition Not pictured. Tim McLeod, won third place honors in the Food Marketing (Management Level). Tim Brewster repre- sented Gadsden High’s DECA on May 7. in the Master Employe Level of Petroleum. Adventure 49 Coronation Court Visits Falls RIGHT: Freshman Favorites: Sandra Waldrop. Lavern Weston, and Stacy Smith. BELOW: Freshman Kingsmen. Ken Mummah. Zac Allsup. Nelson Hogg. Samuel Jackson. Mac Holley, and Scott Spivak. Freshman Beauties: Melanie Payne. Sheila Naughton. and Shcena Pierce. Sophomore Favorites: Stacy Cook. Benita Harrell, and Debra Talifero. Sophomore Kingsmen: Paul Komatcr. Jeff Williams. Ed Moscly. Terry El- sberry. Stanley Adkins, and Vic Mann. 50 Adventure Sophomore Beauties: Benida Pillitary and Brenda Sims. Junior Kingsmen: (Seated) Felton Williams. Kent Back Curt Crumplcr (Standing) Richard Brooks. Wally McDuffie, and Johnny Cooper. As is customary, the Coronation Court was elected by popular vote of the student body. Three beauties, three favorites, and six kingsmen were selected from the Freshman. Sophomore, and Ju- nior classes. The entire Court ventured to Noccalula Falls for a photography expedition. Junior Beauties: Terry Naughton. Dawn Presley, and Rhoda Smith. Five Beauties, three Favorites, and eight Kingsmen represented the Senior Class in the Coronation Ball. Mark Smith became King by popular vote, and the Queen was chosen from the Senior Beau- ties and Favorites by anonymous judges and crow-ned the night of the dance. Senior Favorites: Patts Hill. Sally Phillips, and Edith Hoyett. Senior Kingsmen: (Front) David Hale, Rey McAlpin. Tony Monng. (Back) Steve Huffman. Craig Hester. Mark Smith, and Bobby Keeling. Not pictured: Tommy Dowling. 52 Adventure LEFT: Danny Elliot. Michelle Stanley. and Jim R)an reflect on ihe evening BELOW: The enlire lime docs noi have to he spent dancing LI I-1 Sharon Lorren. jnd RIGHT Anthony Mays. Kelvin Hull', and Adrienne Robinson re- lax and enjoy the fellowship Adventure M Springtime means Coronoation Ball at GHS. Once again, the Crucible Staff united to pull of a beautifully memorable evening. Smart-looking tuxes and attractive formals combined with the entertainment of Cozy to create that utopian at- mosphere unique to school proms. LEFT: “Cozy provided the perfect sound to complete the night. BELOW: Pam Ivey and Ralph Whitfield move to a nice, slow beat A New Record-The Biggest Ever May 7, 1976, 9:00 p.m All eyes turned to the stage at Convention Hall as the long-awaited moment finally ar- rived-thc presentation of the Corona- tion Court. “Cozy” struck up a soft “Ain’t No Sunshine When She’s Gone.” The scenery came alive as each class’ representatives were introduced. King Mark Smith claimed his throne, and the procession began with the Freshmen and continued through the Seniors. Gary Sherrer, President of the Senior Class, escorted one of the Se- nior Beauties as Mark took on the duties of King. A Night to Remember TOP LEFT: Lynn McKenzie emcees the Coronation Court Leadout. TOP RIGHT: Vic Mann and Debra Talifero make their debut. ABOVE: Freshmen Ken Mammah and Stacy Smith are the first members of the court to be received. ABOVE RIGHT: Sophomore Beauty Benida Pillitary enjoys the attention of two escorts. Kingsmen Terry Elsberry and Jeff Williams. RIGHT: Juniors Kent Back and Rhonda Stephens pause on stage. 54 Adventure ABOVE LEFT: Richard Brooks and Terry Naughton repre- sent their Junior Class well. ABOVE: The Seniors come on strong with Kingsman Steve Huffman and Beauty Valerie Col- lins. LEFT: The Junior. Sophomore, and Freshman Favorites and their escorting Kingsmen wait expectantly for the Seniors to be introduced. BELOW LEFT: Tails and canes add elegance to the breath- taking view of the Senior introductions. Bobby Keeling accom- panies Beauty Terry Cox. BELOW: Deborah Barnes. Andy Cook, and Margie Gramling watch the leadout progress. Adventure 55 The Coronation At Its Best Suspence climbed as the leadout progressed. The last Senior couple took its place in the formation on the dance floor. Kath- ryn Hornsby, Associate Editor of the Crucible, delivered the sealed envelope to King Mark Smith. Mark had the pleasure of naming Favorite Sally Phillips as Queen. Mark and Sally re- turned to the stage for the crowning, and descended again to ini- tiate the leadout dance. RIGHT King Mark Smith follows the progression of the leadout from his throne BELOW Mark announces the Queen to the record-breaking crowd while fellow C ourt members seem pleased with the decision. BELOW: Mark leads Sally to the stage as an enthusiastic crowd looks on ABOVE RIGHT Mark crowns Sally and presents the Queen’s Bonquet to her. BELOW RIGHT: The royal couple returns to the dance floor to begin the tradi tional leadout dance, and others join in. « 1 f LEFT: Bobby Keeling and Terry Cox don’t hesitate to take part in the dance. BELOW: The dance lloor fills quickly. ABOVE: Stacy Cook dances with her escort. ABOVE RIGHT: The crowded dance floor creates a beautiful scene for those watching from the balcony. RIGHT: Beauty Cheryl Allen, dancing with Kingsman Tony Moring shows her satisfaction with the evening and takes pride in representing the Senior Class. (Standing) Terry Cox. Jay Smith. Lynn McKenzie. Sally Phillips. Steve Denson. Lyle Stanley. Gary Sherrcr. Mark Leach. (Seated) Dottic Rob- erts. Ann Bone. Rhonda Rayburn. Patty Hill. Cheryl Allen. Not pictured: Mark Smith. Tommy Dowling, and Rey McAlpin Senior Notables Chosen Each vear. certain individuals stand out as being leaders and initiators in the Senior Class. These unique person- alities enable all students to enjoy a full and meaningful year at Gadsden High. These extraordinary exceptions are named Senior Notables. This year’s Senior Notables ranged from President of the Student Government, to editor of the Crucible, to Key Club Govenor of the Alabama District. Each Senior No- table held a major office in some school organization and played a significant role in making the 1975-1976 school term the most exciting ever. Jay Smith takes over as the Governor of all Alabama Key Clubs. 58 Adventure ABOVE: As Senior Class Officers Patty Hill and Dottie Roberts have a big hand in Senior activities. BELOW: Tommy Dowling and Mark Smith participate in Tiger Athletics to create greater competion. 60 Adventure ABOVE: Gary Sherrer. President of the Senior Class, and Lynn McKenzie. President of the SGA. coordinate many of the students' activities. BIL- LOW: Mark Leach. Key Club President. Sally Phil- lips. Coronation Ball Queen and Ann Bone. Head Cheerleader, add a sparkle to student life. ABOVE: Lyle Stanley give I00T at each game. ABOVE RIGHT: Terry Cox. Head Majorette, does her best to make each halftime appeal to everyone. LEFT and ABOVE: Rev McAlpin and Rhonda Rayburn represented the Senior Class in the Coro- nation Ball. RIGHT: Drum Major Steve Denson puts forth great effort to bring about an inspiring pep rally. Adventure 61 Seniors Look to the Past and Future ABOVE: Tammy Kennedy, and RIGHT: Lynn McKenzie revert back to their childhood, bringing their favorite stuffed animals and dolls to ac- company them to class. The Senior dress-up days that are so important in GHS tradition were reinstated this year by sponsorship of the SGA. Both Kiddie Day and Secret Ambition Day were participated in by spirited Seniors. Kiddie Day is an op- portunity for Senior students to go back to their younger and more immature days and to dress and act the part. Kiddie Day is contrasted with Secret Ambition Day. a time for Seniors to reach into the future and express their “Secret Ambitions.” 62 Adventure ABOVE LEFT: Denesie Rouse looks all set for a day of play. ABOVE: It is uuite alarming to see children like Lucille Vise attend classes at Gadsden High. LEFT: Cindy Weaver and Ginic Abney stroll through the halls with their baseball cap and stuffed tiger. Adventure 63 For the first time in several years, the Senior Class took a trip as a unit. The Senior Class Officers planned the trip to provide the opportunity for Seniors to attend Senior Night at Six Flags Over Georgia. Three buses filled to capacity left school grounds at 1:00 p.m., Friday. May 14, and returned at 3:00 a.m. the following morning. Although the weather was not exactly comfortable, everyone enjoyed the rides at Six Flags, and the fellowship of Seniors from all over the South. Pictured above are the steps taken as Dencisc Rouse. Kathy Fobbus. and Sally Phillips ride the Great Gasp at Six Flags Over Georgia on Senior Night. Senior Night 64 Adventure Senior Day One of the high points of the Seniors year was the class picnic, at Lake Haven. It was a day of fun and frivolity for the graduating Seniors. Activities included swimming and volley- ball. paddle boating and sunning, along with the favorite pastime of eating. It was a take- it-easy day as Seniors sat down to home- packed meals. Enjoyable is the word to describe the day for all Seniors that attended no worries of classes or studies, only of games and relaxation. LEFT: A gang of Seniors combine fun and fellowship for a great visit to Lake Haven. BELOW LEFT: Gary Shcrrer and Butch Higdon propel themselves for a re- freshing ride. BELOW Tony Moring. Steve Nance, and Mark Leach spend the greater part of the morning play- ing a tough volleyball game. All Good Things Must Come to an End The culmination of another year came with the annual commencement ceremonies. However, this year was a bit different from years of the past and those yet to come. The class of 1976 presided-a class never to be matched in spirit or enthusiasm. Graduation time was no exception. Many traditional tears were shed as another Senior Class, the one '76. met the end of its wonderful high school years. Each graduating Senior was presented with his diploma by Major Steve Means, a graduate of Gadsden High, on graduation night. May 24. The invocation was given by Lynn McKenzie, President of the SGA; the Valedictory Address was presented by Jay Smith; Larry Huff delivered the Salutatory Address; Gary Sherrer gave the benediction as the Senior Class President LEFT: Mixed emotions jumble the thought of many Seniors as the grad- uation processional begins. BELOW. Lynn McKenzie. Larry Huff. Jay Smith. Gary Sherrer. Mr. Owens, and Mr. Presley take their places on the platform as the ceremony begins. m I k ABOVE: Mr. Presley introduces the next speaker. RIGHT: C.C. Davis recognizes Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Plaza and commends them on nine graduates of Gadsden High, the last being Michael of the 1976 class. 66 Adventure LEFT: Lynn McKenzie gives her opening remarks and leads the invocation. BE- LOW: The Triads and Velvetones brighten the graduation ceremony by singing the theme song “Do You Know Where You’re Going To?” and From This Day On”. Falls Hill Cross Award Lynn McKenzie Julia Rhinchart Hughes Award Mayor Sieve Means prepares lo begin ihe distribution of ihe diplomas. Jay Smith Frank Collie Award 68 Adventures Congratulations and Tears ABOVE and RIGHT: Ann Bone and Butch Higdon receive their diplomas. BELOW: Senior Sponsors Mrs. Watford and Mrs. Skipper are presented with a plaque from the Seniors b Gary Sherrer. President of the Senior Class. Adventure 69 Tigers Complete 5-5 Season It was a tough season for the Tiger players, but in regard of all the strong competition. GHS did well. The team was un- der the leadership and direction of Head Coach Tommy White, and Assistant Coaches Donnie Guinn. David Martin, and Danny Clayton. Without doubt the student body played an active role in each football game. Prior to each game, a pep rally stimu- lated both players and students. In the stands at any game, enthusiasm was embodied most in the student section. One could always hear a shout of “Roll Tigers”, or “We’re All Be- hind You Big Team.” The Gadsden Tigers performed with great zest, which is characteristic of Gadsden High. The Tiger football team, though not always winning by points, always won the hearts of their supporters. RIGHT: Rick Goldsby grasps the hall as the opponent rushes in at the Al- bertville game BELOW: Coach Guinn and David Hale take the field to the cheers of the vision line. BELOW RIGHT: Tiger defense men overtake and bring down the opposition. 72 Competition - V ABOVE LEFT: Terry Elsberry pulls one of his quarter- back tricks and makes it around the Etowah Blue Dev- ils. ABOVE: The Albertville game was filled w ith ups and downs for the Tigers. The Gadsden punt return ru- sher meets with bad luck. LEFT: A mad scramble is made for an escaped football. BOTTOM: Steve Nance and Stanley Norton attack the Albertville runner. GADSDEN Butler 13 6 Holt 20 14 Etowah 7 28 Emma Sansom 5 26 Talladega 14 7 Anniston 7 13 Albertville 28 6 HOMECOMING: Tuscaloosa County 13 14 Jeff Davis 34 9 CHARITY BOWL: Emma Sansom 8 14 Competition 73 FIRST ROW: Cedric Robinson. Ricky Goldsby. David McGraw. Steve Sims. Johnny Cooper. Tommy Grifllth. Perry Woods. Craig Hester. Her- shell Byars. SECOND ROW: Clay Richardson. Zenc Renfroe. Vic Mann. Richard Brooks. Mark Betterton. LaVonne Williamson. Avery Chesser. Henry Mor- gan. Jimmy Horton. Mike Brown. THIRD ROW: Joey Bowers. Ed Mosely. Terry Elsbcrry. Alan Gentry. Bobby Keeling, Kent Back. James Rudd. Clay Garner. Don Horton. Bob Cox. Roy Miller. David Humphries. FOURTH ROW: Lyle Stanley. David Hale. Mark Smith. Tony Moring. Steve Nance. Scotty Clayton. Butch Higdon. Wally McDuffie. Stanley Norton. Joe Sims. Phillip Higginbotham. Jim Ryan. .2 ■a a. E o U Joey Bowers Scotty Clayton Clay Gamer Alan Gentry. Butch Higdon David Hale. Bobby Keeling Craig Hester Seniors Competition 75 Henry Morgan Tony Moring Clay Richardson Mark Smith Joe Sims Lyle Stanley 76 Competition Gadsden Gadsden opens the season with a close match of skills. Butler won the game 13-6. but several times the Tigers had great field position (once on the one-vard line) but could not score. ABOVE: Terry Elsberry looks for a receiver. RIGHT: Another play is put into action. Butler Gadsden Holt ABOVE: Terry Elsberry takes off down the field in the Holt game. RIGHT: Anxious Tigers watch from the sidelines. Competition 77 Gadsden Etowah Gadsden Sansom 78 Competition Coach Guinn watches the progres- sion of the Sansom game with in- tensity and a great love for the Tigers LEFT: Ricky Goldsby demon- strates a typical play in the Eto- wah game. ABOVE: Craig Hester and Butch Higdon unite efforts to bring down an Eto- wah runner. BELOW: James Rudd and Lyle Stanley rest during a break in play and dis- cuss the weaknesses in the Blue Devils’ game. RIGHT: Terry Elsberry hands off to Law rence Dudley and fakes a run. Law- rence looks for an opening and is given good protection by the linemen, but a tackle breaks through. Gadsden ABOVE LEFT: Lawrence Dudley scores the only Tiger touchdown in the Talla- dega game. ABOVE: Coach White asks the referee for an explanation of a play call. FAR LEFT: David Hale and Bobby Keeling pay close attention to an impor- tant play. LEFT: Tigers are excited over a big win. Gadsden Anniston Competition 79 Gadsden Albertville LEFT: Clay Gamer takes a break after a rough quarter of play in the Albertville game. ABOVE: A Tiger makes a leaping effort to take possession of the football. BELOW: Happy Tigers show their excitement after a yardage gain by Stanley Norton in the Homecoming Tuscaloosa County game Stanley Norton reaches for the ball and completes the pass to begin the run shown ABOVE Gadsden Tuscaloosa County 80 Competition Gadsden ABOVE: Tigers discuss a penalty with the referee. RIGHT: Kicker Kent Back watches the game in despair as Jeff Davis moves ahead of Gadsden. BELOW; The Tigers’ luck changes after the JD game and Gadsden shows Sansom some fine plays in the Charity Bowl. FAR LEFT Ricky Goldsby is con- gratulated by teammates after scoring a run. LEFT: Coaches Tommy White and Danny Clayton discuss tactics concerning the Charity Bowl. Charity Bowl: Gadsden Sansom Compctiuon 81 Another Winning Season The 1975-76 volleyball team completed a very successful season. The team played exceptionally well at the Etowah County Invitational, but lost to Etowah in the finals. The same problem plagued the Tigers at the Sectional meet, where they again took second place. Kim Hester and Charlene Hall captained the team, and both of these members were named All- Sectional players. Kim Hester was also All- County. TOP: Valerie Taylor takes out her anxieties on the volleyball. RIGHT: Crystal Moring. Valerie Taylor. Donna'Noah. Kim Hester, and Charlene Hall rest during the Etowah County In- vitational Tournament. FIRST ROW: Crystal Moring. Charlene Hall. Ginie Abney. Janna Johnson (Man- ager). SECOND ROW: Paige Payne. Donna Noah. Valerie Taylor. Lisa Scgo. Kim Hester. Theresa Veasy. Regina Loyd. Not Pictured: Iris Blackburn. Lisa Bishop. Bonita Carstarphen. Dcbi Lyons. Juliette Porter, Lucille Vise. Came Pauld- ing (Manager). 82 Competition LEFT: Theresa Veasy attempts to set one up BELOW: Kim Hester watches the ball and prepares to hit it over BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Brothers leads her team in a confidence cheer BOTTOM: Donna Noah watches for a high lob. Etowah County Invitational Tournament. October I. 1975 Southside 1 GADSDEN 15 15 9 9 15 Glencoe 14 16 8 15 Sansom 3 15 15 II 7 15 Etowah 9 15 15 II 1 15 Etowah 15 13 19 17 Competition 83 Wrestling The Tiger wrestlers practiced hard and long day after day under the supervision of Coach Don Guinn. It was a new team in relation to the experience of the wres- tlers, but nevertheless, GHS stood their ground. The student body came out for one of the home matches that was held during the school day. It was an opportunity for the students to observe one of the many sports activities of Gadsden High and also a chance for the wrestlers to have and hear the support of the students. A Gadsden wrestler plans to change the status of the round. FRONT: Cheryl Cain (Mat Girl). Zenc Renfroc. Johnny Leslie. Jeff Machen, Danny Elliot, Chris McGowen. Joni Brackett (Mat Girl). BACK: Gary Plimpton. Bryon Williams. Johnny Cooper. Coach Guinn. Greg Plimpton. John Roberson. Gary Walls. Not Pictured: Butch Higdon. Bubba Parsons. Doug Livingston. 84 Competition Competition 85 A Constant Source of Strength As usual, the GHS cheerleaders supported the Tiger teams with undying loyalty, even in the direst of circumstances. To the athletes, they were a source of strength to be drawn upon in time of need. Tiger. Lynn McKenzie (Head) and Rhonda Macger (As- sistant). f irst Row: Theresa C rews. Rhonda Stephens. Ann Bone (Head). Terri Runyan. Sharon Moorcr. Second Row . Diane Martin. JoAnn Masters. Crystal Moring, Tara Don- ald. Debra Talifero. Third Row: Toni Talley. Kay Upton. Benida Pillilary. Pam Connor (Assistant Head). Gigi Shaw, and Diane Bishop. RIGHT: Gigi Shaw jumps en- thusiastically as the Tigers score. FAR RIGHT: JoAnn Masters agrees with the Coach at a pep rally. BELOW: The Cheerleaders serve to uplift the team at a pep rally. LOWER RIGHT Crystal Moring gives the Tigers sincere support. 8b Competition LEFT: Diane Marlin enjoys cheering and yells with her heart. LOWER LEFT: Rhonda Stephens repre- sents the Junior Class as a cheerleader. BOTTOM LEFT: Theresa Crews lets everyone know she is a liger fan. BOTTOM RIGHT: Assistant Tiger Rhonda Maeger adds to the festivity of any ball game or pep rally. LEFT: Tara Donald brings spirit to the Homecoming Bonfire. BELOW: Terri Runyan tapes up one of the cheerleaders' signs designed to build spirit. Competition 87 ABOVE: Kay Upton leads a favorite cheer. ABOVE RIGHT: These cheerleaders do their best to make Homecoming a success. BELOW: Diane Bishop discusses the condition of the C harity Bowl Game uith another cheerleader. RIGHT: Bcnida Pillitary proves her love for the Tigers. BE- LOW: Sharon Moorcr and Toni Talley give the Freshmen a chance to show their loyalty to the Tigers. LEFT: Tiger Lynn McKenzie is at her best for the only basketball pep rally on Super Senior Day. held in the Field House. BELOW: Debra Talifero gives a look of concern as the Tigers arc met with stiff competition. ABOVE: Pam Connor yells a joyful GO as the Tigers approach the goal. RIGHT: Head Cheerleader Ann Bone expresses her wish for the Tigers at a pep rally, and lead the entire squad with tremendous ability throughout the year. Basketball Support Increases The 75-76 basketball team completed their season with a 16-11 record. The Tiger team was loaded with talent but seemed plagued from the start with injuries and other prob- lems. Although the Tigers didn’t produce a winning season, they did defeat several of the top teams across the state in an up and down battle. This campaign was the first in which Head Coach Gid Riddle failed to produce a winning team. Despite the lack of success, the Tiger cagers never gave up and proved them- selves to be true winners. RIGHT: Tommy Dowling reaches for a rebound. 90 Competition GADSDEN 69 61 Scottsboro 56 63 Guntersville 73 68 Grissom 65 55 Sansom 43 51 West End 59 75 Central High 55 57 Albertville 48 80 Lee 50 61 Grissom 89 61 Southside 60 63 Johnson 68 52 Walker 84 68 Lee 56 51 Anniston 68 60 Homewood 47 70 Vestavia 72 79 Guntersville 51 53 Lanier 56 64 West End 55 60 Sansom 51 62 Albertville 57 66 Opelika 49 47 Decatur 63 47 Anniston 40 69 Scottsboro 46 35 Etowah 31 38 Talledega TOP LEFT: Everyone’s eyes are on the ball, but Curt Crumpler gets his hands on it. TOP RIGHT: Terry Ash has a head start on grabbing the rebound. ABOVE: Rcy McAlpin pulls away to make a shot. Competition 91 Kent Back and Curl Crumpler pay close attention to Head Coach Riddle. ABOVE: Gadsden fans look on as Terry Ash jumps above the rest. LEFT: Curt Crumpler struggles for possession of the ball. Competition 93 GHS Swimmers Go All The Way The Gadsden High Swim Team competed for its sec- ond consecutive year in city competition. Our Tiger swimmers swam to victory after victory for an unde- feated season. The GHS swim team took on all possible opponents— Emma Sansom, Westminister. Glencoe, and Litchfield High. Each time swim meet days came around, one was sure that the outcome would bring the Tigers another win. The competitive year ended with the Etowah County High School Swim Meet. All eligible teams in the county entered. It was the biggest competition of the year. GHS guys and girls both came out on top finish- ing another successful year. Tiger Guys gel lough SEATED: Johnny Cooper. Jeff McKenzie. STANDING: Gerrard Gardner. LaVonne Williamson. Scott Nesbit. FIRST ROW: Richard Brooks. Kathleen Gardner. Lynn McKenzie. Dana Lee. Tracye Bullock. Julie Hughes. Kathryn Denson. SECOND ROW: LaVonne Williamson. Kim Hester. Kayla Shirley. Beth Wallen. Laura Boatncr. THIRD ROW: Jeff Williams. Scott Nesbitt Gerrard Gardner. Johnny Cooper. Fran Gardner. 94 Competition ABOVE LEFT: Lynn McKenzie cheers on teammates. TOP: After an in- vigorating swim. Dana Lee lifts herself from the pool. ABOVE: Another win and Coach Martha Bullock “takes it easy.” LEFT: Johnny Cooper swims with might Competition 95 Tennis and Track Do Well The 76 Tiger tennis team had to begin from scratch since GHS did not have a team last year. The girls fared reason- ably well in competition, and the boys held their own against some fierce competitors. By the end of the year the team as a whole had improved greatly and proved their talent in the matches. RIGHT: Valeric Taylor brings her racket around BELOW: (FIRST ROW) Mike Cline. Gary Sherrer. Pierre Rogers. James McMillian. Scott Spivak. Henry Culp. JclT Williams. SECOND ROW: Janna Johnson. Cheryl Allen. Ginie Abney. Valerie Taylor. Kim Hester. % Competition Travel marked the 1976 track season with our team journeying to Albertville, Anniston, and Birmingham, as well as hosting visiting teams at Murphree Stadium. The Tiger team always finished high in joint meets, and also did well in dual meets. TOP: The Gadsden High School Tiger Track Team. LEFT: Coach Martin organizes his team before a track meet. Competition 97 Another Winning Season GHS Baseball again produced a winning team. With six re- turning Juniors and Seniors. Coach Danny Clayton had a team of beginners. The club’s greatest asset was its pitching, with senior Ricky Hampton and junior Jimmy Horton start- ing most games, and Zac Alsup, Steve Sims, Wally McDuffie, and Terry Elsberry backing up. The ball team had a rough schedule, playing almost everyday during the season. The team climaxed their victorious season with second place in the Area Tournament. Batgirls Charlene Hall, Thca Eugcmas. Kathryn Hornsby. Crystal Moring. and Sharon Moorer. KNEELING: Crystal Moring, Ed Mosely, Junior Denson. Avery Chesser, Sha- ron Moorer, Steve Sims, Ken Garner, Tim Ball. Zene Renfroc. Thea Eugenias. STANDING: Charlene Hall, Coach Danny Clayton. Jimmy Horton, William Taylor. Zac Allsup. Ricky Hampton. Lyle Stanley, Wally McDuffie, Andre Smith. Terry Elsberry. Randy Duke, Kathryn Hornsby. 98 Competition Randy Duke Aundree Smith, Reed Townley Competition 99 ABOVE: Ricky Hampton throws smoke RIGHT: Coach Danny Clayton briefs Terry El- sberry before going out on the field, with Lyle Stanley and Randy Duke standing by. BE- LOW: Ricky Hampton and Randy Duke have a conference with the ump. BELOW RIGHT: Avery Chesser can hardly believe the umpire’s call. TOP LEFT: Zene Renfroe checks out the infield as Aundrcc Smith poses for a picture. TOP RIGHT: Chuck Stith frowns at a runner as he coaches first base. ABOVE LEFT: Batgirl Crys- tal Moring docs her job efficiently. ABOVE RIGHT: Ed Moscly gives the photographer a victory grin. LEFT: The GHS baseball team crowds in close to cheer on teammates. Competition 101 The Close of an Age Another era in GHS history has come and gone—the era of Phil Andrew. Dr. Andrew came to Gadsden High in the fall of 1971 and ends his career as principal here with the gradu- ating class of 1976. Dr. Andrew brought a new' lifestyle to the students and faculty and cannot be forgotten. Dr. Andrew helped this school brave the fire of November 9, 1972, and renew the spirit of the Tigers in the new build- ing. HLs door was always open to questions, new ideas, and even complaints. He was a friend as well as a principal. Through the leadership of Dr. Andrew, the administration and faculty functioned well during the ’75-’76 term. The fac- ulty took a great interest in GUIDANCE and promoted learning in every aspect. Many thanks to our faculty and Dr. Phil Andrew. ABOVE: Dr. Andrew at the Homecoming pep rally. RIGHT: Dr. Andrew opens the assembly for the National Honor Society tappings. 104 Guidance LEFT: Dr. Andrew con- gratulates Randy Goss on being accepted into the Honor Society. BELOW LEFT: Dr. Andrew tells the students how things stand. BELOW: To the roar of the stands. Dr. Andrew ex- presses a firm belief in the Tigers. Office Administration Keep Things Smooth RIGHT: Assistant Principal Mr. Presley takes care of some urgent business. BELOW: Mr. Owens lakes up money at one of the SGA dances. BELOW RIGHT: James Rudd watches as Mr. Presley throws his arms up in surprise. LEFT: Mr. Owens. Kay Upton, and Mrs. McKenzie re- treat to the office after the Honor Society reception. BE- LOW: Mrs. Ramona Lewiski (Registrar) balances her books at the end of the month. Office Personnel Accomplish the Impossible ABOVE: Mrs. King. Mrs. Clay. Mrs. Smith. Jeff Mayo, and Mrs. Conner congregate in the office RIGHT: Mrs. Conner proofreads her work. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Perryman shows a lack of con- fidence. BELOW RIGHT: Jeff Mayo. Mrs. Perryman, and Mrs. Conner keep things going. Guidance Counselors Serve Well LEFT: Mrs. Burton served the Seniors and Sophomores and BELOW: Mrs. Hendrix worked with the Juniors and Freshmen to help them set up their schedules and work out their problems. Guidance 109 Math Department Excels Lawrence Cash listens attentively in Mrs. Skipper’s Honors Geom- etry class. Mis. Watford. Mrs. Skipper, and Larry Smith join the rest of the Trigonometry class for Mrs. Watford’s “Going Away party. Mrs. Watford took leave of absence from Gadsden High to help with the planning of a new curricu- lum at the Gadsden City Board. 110 Guidance ABOVE: Some of the students in Mrs. King's room have spotted the photographer. LEFT: Mrs. Hundley replaced Mrs. Watford during her absence, and Mrs. Watford shows Mrs. Hundley through the Math Department. Mrs. Hundley and Mrs. Skipper carried the Math Team to Sam ford University to compete in the annual Math Tournament at Samford. con- sisting of a written exam and a ciphering match. Team mem- bers were Dennis Hiland. Patty Hill. David Creel, and Jeff Ma- chen. Team member Tommy Dowling was unable to attend. Guidance 111 Mr. and Mrs. Hill attend the ceremony for the award of Teacher of the Year for which Mrs. Hill was nominated. GHS Boasts T eacher of the Year Mr. Hill receives the distinguished award. 112 Guidance Foreign Languages Speak Out TOP and LEFT: Mrs. Bedell explains the workings of the French and Latin languages to her classes. ABOVE: Mrs Hill points out the site of their class discussion. Guidance 113 Home Economics Instructs Students RIGHT: Mr. Williams impresses upon her students the importance of knowing and practicing good economic procedures. BELOW: Mrs. Clarke directs her students toward a life of independence. 114 Guidance English Involves Students TOP LEFT: Mrs. Ashley lectures Juniors. TOP: Mrs. Cowart reads Macbeth” as Ralph Whitfield and Randall Vice listen attentively. LEFT: Mrs. Clay and Tara Donald enjoy each other’s company BE- LOW: Mrs. Shamblin uses her judgement to decide this grade. Guidance 115 History Department Challenges RIGHT: Mr. Lamon chocks over some work on a lax return. BELOW: Mrs. Luker lectures on World History. BELOW' RIGHT: Mrs. Lamon listens carefully to her student's question. Mrs. Schmitz and Mrs. Wilson inform their classes of interesting History facts. Mrs. Dailey and Mrs. Ford interpret the American History texts to Juniors. Guidance 117 Science Opens New Horizons RIGHT: Mr Brown’s Chemistry class is having a hard time digesting this last thought. BELOW: Mrs. Dnnkard and Mrs. Smith look forward to heading home. BELOW' RIGHT: Mrs. Dnnkard can’t be- lieve what her Physics class has done this lime. LEFT: Susan Mandcrson is shocked with her grade on her biology test. BELOW: Mrs. Smith enjoys teaching Biology and gives a smile to prove it. BOTTOM: Marianne Tow. Ellen Wade. Sandra White, and Sally Phillips must be working on Chemistry. • Guidance 119 Commercial and Library Programs Prepare and Aid Students BELOW: Mr Ernesto Johnson checks on some of the fine points of the contests his V1CA students will be entering. RIGHT: Mrs. Woodward helps Cheryl Gray with her BOB (Business and Office Education). Lynn Parnell. Pam Faulkner. Kathy Rod- gers. Rita StofTregen. and Karen Luhrs work hard during their BOE classes. 120 Guidance LEFT: Mrs. Elizabeth Pruett is always ready to help you locate the material you need in the library BELOW: Mrs. McCarvcr brings out the creativity in her students. The school library is one of the biggest assets a student has to aid him in his research and study. Most students spend quite a few hours in the library each week for research and enjoyment. The Valvetoncs direct their atten- tion to Mr. Barnes as they practice for the Spring Concert. RIGHT: Mr Barnes directs the Velve- tones and Triads at the Spring Concert in the courtyard. BELOW: Deborah Barnes accompanies the Velvetoncs. BELOW RIGHT: The Velvetoncs and Triads go all out to perform their best at the Spring Concert at Convention Hall. Music Department Gives Personality to GHS LEFT: Mr. Gene Barnes directed the Velvctones and Triads for the tenth year, and is proud of their straight superior ratings. After Christmas. Mr. Barnes played a double role: choral director and band director. BELOW: The Gadsden High Concert Band at the Spring Concert BELOW LEFT: Mr. Ronnie Comutt addresses the student body at pep rally during the fall to say his support is behind the Tigers, and the band will perform the best half-time show ever. BELOW RIGHT: Ralph Whitfield plays his best for the Bicentennial Parade because this is his last parade as a GHS bandsman. Guidance 123 Physical Education Provides Activities ABOVE: Coach White, Coach Clayton. Coach Guinn. Coach Martin, and Joe Joe watch the pep rally before the Charity Bowl. Coach White knows “Where there's a will there’s a way.” Coach Guinn asks Joe-Joe to tell what’s going to happen at the game. G LEFT: Coach Clayton has it his way on the bus on the way to Montgomery for the JefT Davis game. BELOW: One portion of the girls’ P.E. class is devoted to ping-pong. BELOW LEFT: Thea Eu- genias demonstrates self- defense which she learned in P.E. BELOW: Coach Riddle plans his strategy for the basketball game. I 1 Drivers’ Education TOP: Mr. James Hall teaches his Drivers’ Education class the importance of knowing and following correct driving proce- dures. RIGHT: Coach Guinn proves that Drivers' Ed teachers can be active in other areas as he helps Richard Brooks and Mrs. Brooks on the Junior Display. 126 Guidance Lunchroom Provides Food and Fellowship TOP: The lunchroom is a great place for fellowship. LEFT: The lunch- room staff does their best to please students. ABOVE: Mrs. Berry, head of the lunchroom staff, plans and co-ordinates the meals. Guidance 127 Dr. Phil Andrew Thelma Alexander Sarah Ashley Mrs. Martha Bullock directs the girls’ P.E. classes. Mary Barnes Gene Barnes directs the Triads and Velvetones. 128 Guidance 75-76 Faculty Georgia Clarke Margaret Campbell Charlene Burton Nellie Bedell Gwen Brothers Students take a break. Patricia Clay Elaine Conner Mary Rose Cowart 130 Guidance Annie Dailey LEE : Coach Danny Clayton leads Tiger baseball. ABOVE: Students converse be- tween classes. BELOW: Henry Culp and Bobby Keeling look serious for the moment. Linda Ford Beulah Harrell Guidance 131 James Hall Pat Harden Coach Donnie Guinn encourages the Tigers. BOTTOM: Clowning takes up a lot of stu- dents' time. Royce Head Dorothy Hendricks Dorothy Hendrix Carl Howard Diane King Elizabeth Lamon Robert Lamon Ramona Lcwiski Virginia Luker Opal McAlpin Betty McCarver Gcnny McDaniel Carolyn Martin Leigh Minshew Vivian Morrow J O. Owens Lawrence Presley Elizabeth Pruett Kathryn Shamblin Guidance 135 Jane Skipper Norma Tow Doris Smith 1-oyall Taylor Nancy Traylor Bonda Vance Charles Wren aids Teresa Wise by directing her to class. RIGHT: Betty Watford shows her smiling face. David Wagnon Tommy White Anne Williams Noah Wood Juanita Wilson Dorothy Woodward Guidance 137 Student Government Association ABOVE: The 1975-76 Student Government Officers were; Kay Upton (Chaplain). Dawn Pre- sley (Parliamentarian). Su ic Williams (Reporter). Mike Cline (Treasurer). Lee Perrs (Secre- tary) Orva McDonald (V. President). Lynn McKenzie (President). The new title of Student Government Association was given to the Stu- dent Council. In the campaign speech assembly, the old President coined the new name of SGA. The SGA performed in various capacities throughout the year. From election time in spring of'75 until school’s end in '76. the SGA had meet- ings and worked diligently for the benefit of the student body. They spon- sored a sockhop after the first home ballgame, the Bicentennial Ball. Twirp Week, the Talent Show, and many more activities to promote student involvement. All in all, the SGA had a most productive year. The SGA year culmi- nated with the election of new officers. The candidates had the opportunity to speak with each student on a one-to-one basis when they went to all the English classes. Their next opportunity to campaign on a w ide basis was the next day at the assembly for campaign speeches. Lynn McKenzie, president of this year’s SGA ended her term of unprecedented leadership and service with an inspiring farewell speech. ABOVE: Lynn ponders over an executive decision. 140 Fellowship ABOVE: Mike participated not only as an SGA officer but also as a drummer in the Tiger Band. RIGHT: Suzie serves on the Twirp Court Jury. LEFT: Dawn served on the SGA and participated at ball games as a majorette. ABOVE: Cheerleaders boosted school spirit. Here Kay gives a veil at a pep rally. Fellowship 141 hi row: Fran Gardner. Sheila Naughton. Riley Loflin. Robb Ezell. Barry Tolbert. Johnny Bowers. Johnny Cooper. Richard Brooks. Paul Meloun, Jay Smith. Mac Holies. 2nd row : Ge- rard Gardner (See.). Kent Back. Kenny Dunnington. Brian Gaines. Craig Blackwell. Mark Richard, Scott Spivak. Mike Mayben. Mark Leach (Pres.). Gary Sherrer (Chaplain). 3rd Row Mrs. Drinkard (Sponsor). Daniel Tidwell. Richard Phillips. Pam Connor. Kay Upton. Anita Gentry. Benida Pillitary. Clay Gamer (V. Pres ). Tammy Kennedy. Dottie Roberts. Ann Bone. Randee Atkins. Randall Vice. Cheryl Allen. Rickey Cooley (Treas.). James Rudd. This year’s Key Club, as usual, offered non-apathetic students a chance to do something constructive for their school and community. The members cared enough to serve, and serve they did. Under the leadership of presi- dent Mark Leach and the constant support of advisors Bill and Judy Drinkard and Jimmy Howard, key club- bers completed many worthwhile projects. Much effort was directed toward assisting The Alabama Sheriffs Boys Ranch. Two orphans at the Ranch were “adopted” by the club, and visited Gadsden. Key Clubbers visited them at the Ranch and purchased their Christmas gifts. Many cases of light bulbs were sold for the ranch, rais- ing hundreds of dollars. Also, members helped build a new ranch house for the orphans. The second annual Valentine’s Dance was a smashing success, with over 150 couples attending. A basketball game pitted the Key Club Sweethearts against the Jr. Civitan girls. Key Club won. but the real winner was GHS Junior Jimmy Trotman. Over $400 in proceeds from the game helped offset Jimmy’s medical costs after an auto accident. Most importantly, each member learned principles of leadership, caring, and service for which Key Club stands. 142 Fellowship LEFT: Mrs. Drinkard sponsored the 1975-76 Key Club. She coached the team when they played the Jr. Civitans. Here she gives a look of disbelief. ABOVE: President Mark Leach escorts Sweetheart Cheryl Allen at the Valentine Dance. OPPOSITE PAGE: Jay Smith gives a speech at the Kiwanis Club Luncheon. Jay was voted KEY CLUB GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA DISTRICT by the dele- gates to the district convention. BELOW: Key Clubbers Mark Richard. Paul Melhoun. Mac Holley. Gerard Gardner. Rickey Cooley. Jay Smith. Randall Vice and Mark Leach cheer at the Key Club vs. Jr. Civitan basketball game. Key Club—“Learning To Care” Fellowship 143 Top Ten 144 Fellowship ABOVE in descending order from lefi. LEFT: FIRST ROW: Jay Smith. Larry Huff. Patty Hill. Jana Davis. Denise Shew. Lucille Vise. Dottie Roberts. Gary Sherrer. Ginie Abney. Kim Hester. FRONT ROW: Wanda Hoskins. Joan Bobo. Kim Hester. Jay Smith. Jana Davis. Lucille Vise. Janna Johnson. Dottic Roberts (Secretary). Patty Hill. Cheryl Allen (Vice President). Leslie Spivak. Linda Davis. David Creel. BACK ROW': Lyncttc Smith. Barbara Rains. Ginie Abney. Robert Byrd. Ralph W'hitfield. Gary Sherrer. Thca Eugenias. Lynn McKenzie (Treasurer). Kathryn Hornsby. Larry Huff. Tommy Dowling. Dennis Eiland. Denise Shew. Mark Leach (President.) The National Honor Society is an honorary club whose member- ship is based on scholarship, character, leadership, and service. In order to be eligible for membership, a Junior must have a 95 over- all academic average, and a Senior must have a 90 overall aca- demic average. The faculty then votes on the students who qualify, considering the remaining three characteristics. Pictured ABOVE are the two-year members and BELOW the newly inducted members. H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T Y SEATED: Anthony Mays. FIRST ROW: Cindy Weaver. Tina Nix. Theresa Veasy. Ann Bone. Tina Landrum. Nora Drcnner. Tara Donald. Joy Rowan. Suzanne Pittman. Karen Likos, Tammy Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Tommy Garrett. Rey McAlpin, Ozetta Jones. Clarissa Carlisle. Sally Phillips. Kathy Fobbus. Sherry Gray, Carol Heiberger. Denise Chastain.Annettc Espy. Janice Dobbs. Denise Smith. Sidney Butler THIRD ROW: Ed Heiberger. Jerry Pern. Bernard Spakcs. Randy Martin. Sharon Collins. Bobby Gramling. Pam Faulkner. Kathy Rodgers. Lisa Sego. Paige Payne. Susan Henderson FOURTH ROW: Mike McNabb. Jim Reynolds. Dale Johnson. Kent Walker. Lyle Stanley. Randy Goss, Jeff Machcn. Alan Gentry. Randall Vice. Lynn Parnell. David Hale. Not Pictured: Nancy Cambron. James Rudd. Tammy Meadows. Fellowship 145 Velve tones—The Height of Perfection Mr. Barnes directs the Velvetones in “Glory Be To God at the Spring Concert. This piece was one of the Velvetones’ State Contest numbers and ns as also one of their winning selections at Opryland. The Velvetones and Triads bring sounds of Christmas to the Gadsden Mall during the Christmas Concert Tricia Turner. Keith Cochran. Ginie Abney, and Dennis Ei- land. members of the Spring Ensemble, highlight the Spring Concert. The Velvetones’ All Boys Chorus brings a ness tradition to the Spring Concert. 146 Fellowship FIRST ROW: Mr. Gene Barnes (Director). Cheryl Allen. Anita Hardman. Genny Fresh. Ginie Abney (Librarian). Tricia Turner. Terry Thompson. Sally Phillips (Treasurer). Dome Roberts. Marsha Roberson. Patty Hill. Deborah Barnes (Pianist). SECOND ROW: Phyllis Thompson. Patty Boatner. Jama Cushing. Sarah Woodall (Reporter). Veeda Harris. Kim Goss. Mimi Brown. Lee Perry. THIRD ROW: Keith Cochran. Bernard Spakes. Greg Pimpton. Gary Sherrcr. Law- rence Cash. Kent Back. Randy Goss (President). Michelle Stanley. Lucille Vise (Chaplain). Janna Johnson (Secretary). Denise Chastain (Vice President). FOURTH ROW7: Dennis Eiland. Eddie Johnson. Keith Mayo. Ralph Whitfield. Orva McDonald. Willie Lastcr. Bill Dellinger. Alan Gen- try. Bobby Gramling. Howard Mathews. Steve Johns. The 1976 Velvetones enjoyed a successful year under the direction of Mr. Gene Barnes. The SATB group performed at churches and civic meetings all over the city, entertained at the Rainbow Drive-In Easter Sunrise Service, and held mini-concerts at neighboring schools with the Triads in the spring. The Velvetones joined the Triads in putting on the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts at the Gadsden Mall and Convention Hall, respectively. Many awards came to Gadsden High through this year’s Velvetones. who received superior ratings at both District and State Con- tests in the Spring, and won third place at the First Annual Music Festival at Opryland. in Nashville. Tennessee. Ten members of the Vel- vetones participated in the All-Slate Chorus in Tuscaloosa. Alabama, and twelve members w'ere included in the Spring Ensemble. 1976 completed ten years of Velvetone and Triad direction by Mr. Gene Barnes. Both groups presented Mr. Barnes with a plaque to commemorate and commend him for his ser- vice and dedication, with wishes for many more successful years. The Velvetones do a superb job at the Spring Concert held in the courtyard. Fellowship 147 J u n i 0 r C 1 v i t a n s FIRST ROW: Linda Stone. LaVclda Fann. Suzanne Pittman. (Vice President). Lucille Vise (Chaplain). Margaret Gruver. Tammy Richardson. Brian Holland. Jim Ryan. SECOND ROW: Tracye Bullock. Matt Nolen. Julia Hinton. Virginia McCarver. Brian Williams. Alan Gentry. Jennifer Gentry. Tara Donald. Tammy Strahn. Dawn Presley. THIRD ROW: Patricia Clark. Tim Hall. Tina Nix (Secretary-Treasurer). Jama Cushing. Nora Drenner. Joy Rowan. FOURTH ROW: Mike Hodo. Elaine Schucha. Wanda Hoskins. Angela Watts. Lawrence Cash. Sharon Smith. Rusty Hamilton. FIFTH ROW : Barbara Abney. Susan Smith. Kathy Martin. Sam Ashley. Jeff Word. Ken Cox. Bobby Gramling (President). Betty Nappier. Teresa Scarber. Mrs. Donald (Sponsor). Mrs Harden (Sponsor). Not pictured: Sands Palmer. Gay Nell Pierce. Kellie Black. Carol Shew. LEFT: Mrs. Harden cheers the Civitans on during the bas- ketball game between the Junior Civitan girls and the Key Club Sweethearts. ABOVE: Alan Gentry represents the GHS Civitans as governor of the district including Gadsden High. Sandy Palmer. Tracye Bullock, and Nora Drenner discuss their strategy for the bas- ketball game BOTTOM: Joy Rowan pleads with the referee to change his decision. Gadsden High Junior Civitans rallied together this year to bring GHS many honors. The members participated in many civic and school activities for the welfare of the under-priveleged and less fortunate. The club raised $500 for the heart fund. $900 for Cerebral Palsy. $360 for the Civitan International. $75 for retarded chil- dren, and together with the Key Club Sweethearts raised $450 for Jimmy Trottman. the victim of a car accident. Alan Gentry held the office of Governor of this district, and Bobby Gramling held that of Lieutenant Governor. Fellowship 149 Triads— The Sound of Music FIRST ROW: Denise Smith. Terri Stewart. Pam Ivey. Lisa Parsons. Joan Bobo. Tammy Ken- nedy (President). Donna Moore (Librarian). Donna Clark. Sidney Butler (Pianist). SECOND ROW: Kathryn Hornsby. Ann Bone (Secretary). Suzanne Pittman (Chaplain), Tina Nix. Car- rie Paulding. Sherry Gray (Librarian). Jenny Smith. THIRD ROW: Debi Lyons. Lynn McKenzie. Rhonda Rayburn. Karen Henry . Deneise Rouse. Lisa Simmons. Bonnie Sheffield. Dana Lee. FOURTH ROW: Becky Garrcn. Kathy Fobbus. Denise Shew (Vice President). Lisa Sego (Treasurer). Dawn Presley. Jom Brackett. Margie Grambling. Karen Manning. Suzi Williams. Gene Barnes (Director). 150 Fellowship The Triads of 1976 upheld the tradition of the Triads by performing for many civic organizations, various churches in the community, and many of the schools within the county. Under the direction of Mr. Gene Barnes, the Triads received superior ratings at both district competition in Jacksonville and state competition in Birmingham. The Triads also enter- tained Mrs. Nancy Reagan at a dinner held in her honor. The annual Christmas Concert was held in the Gadsden Mall, and the Spring Concert was at Convention Hall. Both were a tremendous success. Mr. Barnes directs with skill and authority at the Spring Concert held in the Courtyard. ABOVE: The Triads and Vclvctoncs “Remember at the Spring Concert. BELOW: Old members watch as new members are tapped into the Triads. RIGHT: The clown entertains as the Senior Triads dedicate a song to Mr. Barnes. SEATED: Rcnita Harrell. Kathryn Denson. Jeff McKenzie. Kay Upton. Dottie Roberts. Linda Curry. Kathy Rodgers. Kathryn Hornsby. Patty Hill. Dianne Lukcr. Tara Donald. Julia Hinton. Debbie Lummis. Janice Dobbs. Margaret Roberts. Benita Harrell. STAND- ING: Jay Smith. Leslie Spivak. Mrs. Doris Smith. Lynn McKenzie. Not pictured: Mrs. Donald, Randy Duke. James Rudd. Gerard Gardner. 1976 Crucible Staff Once again the Crucible staff participated in stu- dent affairs as an active organization. Sponsors Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Donald, along with the entire staff worked to serve students, create a better yearbook, and maintain a great GHS. The Crucible Staff spon- sored the Freshmen and Sophomore school pictures, participated in the Talent Show, handled Crucible pre-sales and ad sales, revived the magazine sale, took charge of the Senior Notable elections, planned and decorated the biggest and best Coronation Ball ever, and put forth great effort to produce your 1976 Crucible. The 1976 staff wants this year to be remembered as an essential tool in the rebuilding of spirit at GHS. Each class played a vital role in generating this spirit and enthusiasm, and we believe “The Spirit of ’76 will live forever. Executive members of the Crucible staff plan an announcement and obviously enjoy their work. 152 Fellowship y I LEFT: Senior members of the Staff arc: Kathy Rodgers. Jay Smith. Dottie Rob- erts. Dianne Lukcr. Linda Curry, and Leslie Spivak. BELOW: Juniors Kay Up- ton. Tara Donald. Kathryn Denson, and Janice Dobbs work diligently on their re- spective sections. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Julia Hinton checks on her work. BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshmen learn easily, and Margaret Roberts. Deb- bie Lummis. and Jeff McKenzie do an excellent job on their sections. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITOR ADVENTURE COMPETITION ADMINISTRATION FELLOWSHIP COMPANIONS SUPPORT DIRECTORY DIVISION PAGES PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS MANAGER Patty Hill Kathryn Hornsby Patty Hill Kathryn Hornsby Kathryn Hornsby Lynn McKenzie Janice Dobbs Leslie Spivak Dottie Roberts Kathy Rodgers Tara Donald Kay Upton Julia Hinton Debbie Lummis Margaret Roberts Dianne Luker Gerald Gardner Jeff McKenzie Lynn McKenzie Jay Smith Patty Hill Dianne Luker V.I.C.A Officers: Maria Green (President). Glen Amberson (Vice President). Lament Hollis (Parliamentarian). Tim Ponder (Reporter). Mike Turner (Treasurer). Pam Woodard (Secretary). Mark McRae (District IV Reporter). Members: Jimmy Brothers. Deborah Coleman. Chuck Robinson. Jerome Vaughan. Ken- neth Garrett. Anthony Weatherly. Margaret Todd. Tammy Griffith. John Wil- liamson. David Kelley. Chris Payne. Roger Strawn. Terry Tucker. Jeff Rapier. Craig Murray. Doug Christopher. Jack Atkins. Clinton Kirk. Angie Swindall. Joe Reese. Amanda Brown. Jimmy Trotman. Mike Foshec. Steve Simmons. Jeremiah Garrett, David Bryant. Raymond Silvey, Elaine Valentine. Cynthia Ash. Don Freeman. D.E.C.A. FIRST ROW: Gary Wright, Lisa Parsons. Karen Likos. Debra Battles. Melissa Devine, Eugina Osborne. SECOND ROW: Myra Guyton. Chuck Stanley. Orva McDonald. Lynn Calhoun. Randy Causey. Debbie Gregerson. Luanne Aldridge. Cassie Wright. Gcnny Fresh (Secretary). Julie Mills. Terry Nau- ghton. Richard Wagnon. Susan Oravet. Robin Bell. Mr Howard (Sponsor). THIRD ROW: Cheryl Wynn. Margie Gramling. Mark Tubb (Parlia- mentarian). Al Stewart, Sid McCarver. Ingram Lee. Steven Plimpton (Presi- dent). Baker Morgan. Barry Collins. Andy Cook (Vice President). Danny Bclyeu FOURTH ROW: Teddy Pearson. Martin Gable. Greg Fowler. Perry Williamson. Tim Brewster. Jody Lyles. Tricia Turner. Not Pictured: LaRhetha Boggs (Treasurer). Ted Mann. Cheryl Allen. Johnny Felton. Tim McLeod. Randy Whitten. John Killian. Larry Roberson. Brad Dobbs. Sandra White (Historian). Dcrene Owens. Harold Chandler. 154 Fellowship F.H.A FIRST ROW: Barbara Neely. Rebecca Skipper. Jennie Thompson. Janice Sil- vey. Robin Colley. Lisa Stewart. Jennifer Howard. Laura Jackson. Rev McAlpin (President). Elaine Jelks. Janie Patterson. SECOND ROW: Delores Laster. Diane Harrell, Clarissa Hope. Loretta Knight. Lisa Morris (Chaplain). Sharon Alexander. Pamela Thompson. Gigi Shaw, Barbara Lindsey. Alissa Morgan. THIRD ROW: Bicky Morgan. Agner Hawkins. Earl Chambers. Deborah White, Cynthia Madden. Enatia Hale. Theresa Veasey. Cora Belyeau. Delba Parker. Bonita Carstarphcn. Barbara Stamps. FOURTH ROW: Dclois Smith, Cathy McCain. Terrie Mack. Jackie Goggins. Priscilla Densmore, Leslie Robinson. Kathy Tillis. Pam Steele. Susan Smith. Tammy Durham, Paula Wood. Tara Donald. Giona Thomas. Future Business Leaders of America FIRST ROW: Suzic Tucker. Barbara Rains (Parliamentarian). Peggy Parker (Reporter). Kathy Rodgers (Treasurer). Lynettc Smith (President). Janice Dobbs (Vice President), Barbara Abney (Secretary). Mrs. Traylor (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: Mrs. McDaniel (Sponsor). Tanya Darnell. Laura Carroll. Sandra Houser. Vivian King. Annette Espy. Deborah Burk. THIRD ROW: Jan Curry. Rita Stoffregen. Lynn Parnell. Jackie Stamps. Vickie Alford, Jackie Davis. Mrs. Woodward (Sponsor). FOURTH ROW : Karen Luhrs. Lisa Morris. Wanda Hoskins. Betty Nappier. Kim Thacker. Angela Watts. Rhonda Collins. Terry Cox. Fellowship 155 9 rt Gadsden High School Tiger Band TOP: The Tiger band poses prior 10 the Spring Concert at Convention Hall. ABOVE: This band leaves its mark wherever it travels. No one can help but rec- ognize the 1976 GHS Marching Band. RIGHT: Dana Lee is chosen Band Sweetheart of the Year and is recognized at the Spring Concert BELOW: A fa- miliar scene in Murphree Stadium, home of the Tigers-a chorus line of flags, rifles, and majorettes accenting Tiger Rag. 156 Fellowship TOP LEFT: The 1976 band explodes at the Charity Bowl pep rally for a nostalgic return of the Bomb Shell. ABOVE: Drum Major Steve Denson speaks at the Spring Concert. LEFT: The drums are an in- dispensable part of the Tiger Band. LOWER LEFT: Half-time through the eyes of Lee Perry. Beth Wallen, and Laura Moore. The GHS Tiger Band began the 1975-76 season with approximately 150 members. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Ronnie Cornuti the band received supe- rior ratings in both the Mid-South Band Festival and the Tarrant City Band Contest. With the leadership of Mr. Gene Barnes the band completed a successful five-day tour of Washington D.C., and Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. In Washing- ton. band members met dignitaries Vice President Nelson Rockefeller and Senator Jim Allen. During their tour of the city, the band gave a concert on the Capitol steps. In Philadelphia, the band participated in “Salute to Alabama Day” as part of the nation’s bicentennial program by giving a concert to repre- sent Alabama. The Tiger Band was active in many activities this year, including the Homecoming, Christmas. Bi- centennial. and Flag Day Parades, and the Spring Concert pep rallies and football games. Fellowships 157 Majorettes, Drum Major Majorettes STANDING: Terry Naughton. LaVelda Fann. LuAnne Aldridge. Dawn Presley. Tracye Bullock. KNEELING: Gloria Thacker (Assistant Head), Terry Cox (Head). Anita Anderson. LEFT: Heads and Captains FIRST ROW: Karen Manning. Terry Cox. Cheryl Allen. Dana Lee. Terri Stewart. SECOND ROW: Randy Goss. Steve Denson. RIGHT: Drum Major Steve Denson LEFT TO RIGHT: Beih Wallen. Cheryl Cain. Laura Moore. Bonnie Sheffield. Melanie Bradley. Pam Dover. Terri Stewart. Janice Faddy. Cheryl Allen. Dana Lee. Gina Denson. Marsha Roberson. Gena Burgess. Ricky Garren. Lee Perry. Kayla Shirley. Rifle Corps RIFLES: Anna Batey. Lisa Godwin. Karen Micheals. Connie Lee. Barbara Baker. Priscie Stancil. Carcn Alexander. Teresa Pend- crgrafL HONOR GUARD: Karen Wester. Lisa Kilgore. Fellowship 159 Saxophones FIRST ROW: Janice Fadely. Becky Garren. Terry Cox. Terry Naughton. LaVelda Fann. Juda Whatley. Karen Wester. Gina Denson. SECOND ROW: Willie Laster. Wesley Kennedy. Cindy Bonds. Shelia Naughton. Angela Campbell. Barbara Oravet. Lori Helms. Basses Jimmy Hoskins. Allen Parker. Dale Johnson. Dennis Eiland. Marsha Roberson. Cheryl Cain. Beth Wallen. 160 Fellowship Clarinets FIRST ROW: Terry Thomas. Lee Perry. Bonnie Sheffield. Dana Lee. Terry Nelson. Pam Dover. Gena Burgess. JoAnn Shcrrcr. Kayla Shirley. Anita Anderson. Gloria Thacker. SECOND ROW: Lisa Kilgore. Winnifred Littlefield. Tammy Strahan. Jenna Dunn. Jackie Manning. Kathy Martin. Debbie Collins, Melanie Bradley. Cathy Hutchins. Laura Moore. Laura Jackson. Kathy McCoy. THIRD ROW: Sandra Waldrop. Matt Nolen. Elaine Schucha. Jenny Thompson. Lisa Godwin. Tammy Starnes. Teresa Jordan. Mane Slade. French Homs Bill Branning. Randy Goss. Randy Gunter. Janice Fadely. Fellowship 161 Flutes FIRST ROW: Cheryl Allen. Tracye Bullock. Dawn Presley. Karen Michaels. Teri Stewart. SECOND ROW: Dale Selby. Diane W aller. Kelly Thurman. Karen Manning. Cindy Mason. THIRD ROW: Mona Collins. Denise Suggs. Debra Barnes. Nancy Hudson. Cindy Smith. Sharon Smith. Trombones FIRST ROW: Greg Grimes. David Mitchell. Johnny Bishop. SECOND ROWr: Buddy Hudson, Troy Powell. Marty Parham. Derek Sewell. THIRD ROW: C raig Clontz. Eddie Lindsey. Laura Stevens. Keith Mayo. Ralph Whitfield. 162 Fellowship Trumpets FIRST ROW: Jane Milwee. Keith Cochran. Howell Matthews. Bernard Spakes. Eddie John- son. Brad Lancaster. Mitchell McDonald. Richard Wade. SECOND ROW: Bill Branmng. Randy Goss. Randy Gunter. Quinton Young. Kevin Matthews. Randall Burnett. Bruce Bur- ton. Vivian Owens. Jennifer Howard. Drummers FRONT: Mike Cline. Wade Fadely. Randy Spurlin. BACK: Jerome Thomas. David Kelly. JefT Tanner. John Higdon. Steve Denson. Tim McCain. David Blanks. Scott Ncsbit. Billy Jones. Fellowship 163 164 Fellowship “G” Club FIRST ROW Bcnida Pillitary. Joanne Masters. Deborah Tallifcro. Diane Martin. Kay Upton. Gigi Shaw. Teresa Crews. Tara Donald. Rhonda Stephens. Sharon Moorcr. SECOND ROW: Crystal Moring. Gary Sherrer. Lyle Stanley. Clay Gamer. James Rudd. Richard Brooks. Johnny Coo- per. Avery Chesser. THIRD ROW: Toni Talley. Mike Brown. Phillip Higginbotham. Mark Betterton. Stanley Norton. Wally McDuffie, Steve Sims. Tommy Griffith. David McGraw. FOURTH ROW: Pam Connor. Bubba Parsons. Danny Elliott. Chris McGowen. Perry Woods. Alan Gen- try. Randy Duke. Charlene Hall. FIFTH ROW: Donna Noah. David Humphries. Clay Richardson. Heshell Byars. Ed Moscly. Zac Allsup. Ricky Hampton. Debi Lyons. SIXTH ROW: Butch Hidgon. Tony Moring. Kent Back. Brian Williams. Jim Ryan. Zene Rcnfroc. John Roberson. Gary Plimpton, Scott Royal. SEVENTH ROW. Lucille Vise. Carolyn Greer. Janna Johnson. Ginie Abney. Valerie Taylor. Vic Mann. Terry Elsberrv. Jom Brackett. EIGHTH ROW: Gerard Gardner. Jeff Williams. William Taylor. Theresa Veasy, Rcy McAlpin, Bobby Keeling. David Hale. Joey Bowers. Lisa Bishop. Not Pictured: Lynn McKenzie. Ann Bone. Pep Club TOP: Leslie Spivak (Chaplain). Denise Smith. Lisa Bishop. Dianne Luker. Dome Roberts (Treasurer). Kay Upton. Bemda Pillitary. Debra Talli- fero. Lisa Simmons. Lucy Vice. Lynn McKenzie (Vice President). BOTTOM: Ricky Cooley (President). Toni Talley. Kathleen Gardner. Sharon Collins. Jim Ryan. Teresa Crews. Tina Landrum. Ramona Jones. Lee Perry (Secretary). Fellowship 165 Traffic Safety Council PURPOSE: To promote youth involvement in traffic safety while encouraging an attitude of safety in youth. MEMBERSHIP: The club consists of high school students who have demonstrated lead- ership qualities and interest in traffic safety. FUNCTIONS: STATE: One statewide project annually. LOCAL: Safety meetings: sponsor elemen- tary. middle, and high school projects in bi- cycle safety, school bus safety, pedestrian safety, passenger safety, and driver safety; lo- cal rodeos in bicycle and car skills. OVERVIEW: Re-acquaint, improve, and de- velop knowledge, skills, and attitudes for the safe and efficient movement of people, vehi- cles. and goods in our traffic environment. Margaret Graver (Chairman) Vickie Alford (Vice Chairman) Virginia McCarver (Secretary) Eddie Johnson (Treasurer) Austin Hall (Chaplain) Jenna Dunn (History) Karen Kulas (Assisi. Secretary ) Elaine Schucha (Assist. Treasurer) Wesley Tarvin (Assisi. Chaplain) Rita Odom (Assist. Historian) Jane Milwee Lynn Mayben Cathy McCoy Cindy Mason Julie Hughes Terry Nelson Beverly Taylor Reneasia Swain Ray Watson Sam Hail Belinda Huntley Benita Harrell Renita Harrell Ricky Thomas Stephanie Lindsey Terry Yow Mary Ackerson Terry Spear Michael Waldrop Eileen Bennett Vickie Alford Sharon Smith Vanessa Jackson Brenda Sims Craig Blackwell Bonita Carstarphen Jeff Word Tim Heard Darrell Avery Tim Ball David Cash Ray Holliday Larue Stewart Harry Howard Kenneth Tillis Stacy Cook Cindy Harlow Onctha Thornton Gena Burgess Sandra Cole Debra Lancaster Angelia Pearson Karen Wester Tina Hooks Susan Raegan JoAnn Sherrer Ed Hcibcrger Johnny Leslie Patricia Clay Henry Culp Andy Holloway George Elliott Barbara Neely Sharon Alexander Lisa Godwin Kim Goss Renee Her rod Cindy Phillips Kayla Shirley Marsha Roberson Lee Larrimore Renee Luker Clair Wright Lisa Moms Nadine Benjamin Mammic Holley Sheletha Davis Deborah Bostick Ramona Green Theresa Crews Darrell Harris Beth Phillips Doug Livingston Rufus Watson Nizky Spurlock Greg Allen Leland Nichols Thomas Mabry Sharon Riggins Marshall McDonald Clyde Kinsey Kim Farley Wade Fadelv James Hall (Advisor) 166 Fellowship Chess Club GeofT Jensen (President). Jeff Jemison (Vice President). Ronald Freeman (Secretary). Terry Wallen (Treasurer). Danny Tidwell. Steve Edwards. Jim Denson. Kent Walker. Ivory Joe Baker. Richard Waid. Eric Williams. Randy Gunter. Kelvin Huff. Mr. Wood (Sponsor). Spanish Club Officers of the Spanish Club arc: Bobby Gramling (Second Vice President). Leslie Robin- son. (First Vice President). Stacy Cook (Treasurer). Alan Gentry (President). Julia Hinton (Social Chairman). Not pictured: Margaret Graver (Secretary). Fellowship 167 Alpha Sigma Psi FIRST ROW: Dennis Eiland. Randy Goss. Ralph Whitfield. Mike Cline. SECOND ROW: Bernard Spakes. (President). Randy Spurlin. David Kelley. Johnny Bishop. THIRD ROW: Howell Matthews. Steve Johns. Randv Gunter. Buddy Hudson. Steve Denson. CHECKERS TOP: Wally McDuffie. Scotty Clayton. Mark Smith. Brad Dobbs. Michael Piazza. Steve Nance. Pcrrv Kelly. BOTTOM Tommy Dowling Ted Mann. David Hale. Butch Higdon. Clay Garner. Ingram Lee. Baker Morgan. Bobby Keeling. Not pictured: Chuck Smith. Tim'Ponder. 168 Fellowship Hi-Y Barbara Johnson. Kay Upton. Thea Eugenias. Kathryn Hornsby (President). Lynn McKenzie. Julia Hinton (Vice President). Donna Coolcv Clair Wnght (Secretary-Treasurer). Not pictured: Cassie Wright (Reporter). Genny Fresh (Chaplain). Craig Pittman. Ricky Hundley. Linda Curry Junior Red Cross Red Cross Youth volunteers are aware of the problems in the world around them, and provide opportunities to help solve those problems. Red Cross Youth learn to share with others by giving of themselves. They give companionship to the handicapped, the hospitalized, and the Senior Citizens of the community. High school volunteers serve as tutors for younger children, and work as aides in hospitals, day-care centers, and nursing homes. They recruit blood donors, work in safety and disaster programs, and learn to administer first aid. Bv aiding those around them. Red Cross Youth develop both skills in communicating and understanding. Members of the Junior Red Cross are: Kathy Mar- tin (President). Matt Nolen (Vice President), Vir- ginia McCarver (Secretary). Sharon Collins (Chap- lain). Elaine Schucha (Project Chairman). David Cash. Lawrence Cash. Vickie Alford. Phyllis Alford. Laurie Butler. Joyce Bowling. Carrie Paulding. Su- zanne Pittman. Eric Williams. Lucy Vise. Wanda Hoskins. Larry Huff. Greg Grimes. Sharon Riggins. Brenda Sims, Terry Yow. Denise Suggs. Cindy Smith. Pam Thompson. Lisa McAninch, Sherill Sis- ler. Mona Collins. Tracye Bullock. Dale Selby. Alan Gentry. Vanessa Jackson. Sponsor: Coach Owens. Fellowship 169 Members of The Usl One are Valerie Collins. Sabrina Davis. Rickey Hoyt. D.anne Mellon. Paula Davis. Sieve Harris. Gig. Shaw. Tony Mays. 1 nolle Birkles Kim Lowe Jennifer Calloway. Anita Crook. Rebecca Hudson. Veeda Harris. Randall Coleman. Bruce Passmore. Greg Pierce. Fr Edwards Byron Cook. Yvonne Kyle. Karen Fuller. Erwin Weston. Adrienne Robinson. Rod Russell Res McAlpm. Sylvia Ash. T.C.B. Junior Club Members of the T.C.B Junior Club arc: Felton Williams (President). Curt Crumpler (Vice President). Shelia Thomas (Secretary). Jenny Gray (Assist. Secretary). Roy Miller (Treasurer). Valerie Dudley (Business Manager). Leslie Robinson. Barbara Lindsey. Denise Davis. Cassandra Hale. Cathy McCain. Don Horton. Kenny Russell. Tony Watson. Lainc Hardnett. 170 Fellowship Math Club Math Club: Ginic Abney. Ann Bone. Mayra Brown. Sidney Butler. Pam Con- nor. David Creel. Jana Davis. Linda Davis. Kathryn Denson. Janice Dobbs. Pam Dover. Dennis Eiland. Annette Espy. Thea Eugenias. Gerard Gardner. Kathleen Gardner. Randall Goss. Debbie Greenberg. Carol Hcibergcr. Ed Heibergcr. Kim Hester. Patty Hill. Kathryn Hornsby. Larry HufT. Pam Ivey. Dale Johnson. Jana Johnson. Mary Johnson. Karen Kulas. Dianne Luker. Jeff Mayo. Tammy Meadows. Tina Nix. Delba Parker. Jim Reynolds. Tammy Richardson, Dottie Roberts. Joy Rowan. Jim Ryan. Lisa Scgo. Gary Sherrer. Denise Shew. Dennis Smith. Tim Smith. Bernard Spakes. Leslie Spivak. Lisa Spivak. Laura Stephens. Rhonda Stephens. Kay Upton. Lucille Vise. Randall Vice, Cindy Weaver. Ralph Whitfield. French Club French Club: Janna Johnson (President). Henrietta Turner (Vice President). Timcthia Hughley (Secretary ). Ginic Abney (Treasurer). Jana Davis (Chaplain). Larry Huff (Parliamentarian). Amanda Brown. Greg Grimes. Craig Pitman. Karn Frisby. Eric Williams. Linda Curry. Carrie Paulding. Tcri Stewart. Bonnie Sheffield, Beverly Taylor. Karen Michaels. Fellowship 171 Sigma Chi Epsilon FIRST ROW: Gena Burgess, Anita Anderson. Cindy Harlow. Tracye Bullock. Lee Larrimorc. Lynn Mayben. SECOND ROW: Dana Lee. Renee Herrod. Joanne Masters. Bemda Pillilary. Clair Wright (Secretary). Amy Berman (Treasurer). Donna Cooley. Valerie Taylor (Sergeant At Arms). THIRD ROW: Kayla Shirley (Sergeant At Arms). Kim Hester (Vice President). Marsha Roberson (President). Beth W allen. Rhonda Rayburn. Karen Wester, Pam Doss (Vice President). Debra Uncaster. FOURTH ROW: Thea Eugenias. Kathryn Hornsby (President). Carol Heibcrgcr. Ellen Wade, Joan Patterson. Pam Faulkner. Kathy Fobbus (Treasurer). Sally Phillips. Dome Roberts (Secretary). Not Pictured: Patty Hill. Cammie Williams. Kim Thacker. Kathy Rodgers. Zeta Phi Beta TOP: Shirley Avery (Treasurer), Cathy Beavers (Vice-President). Cora Belyeu (President), Belinda Huntley. Paulette Calhoun (Secretary). BOTTOM: Dorothy Robinson. Leslie Robinson. Sharon Davis (Chaplain). Bonita Carstarphcn. 172 Fellowship Beta Psi Epsilon FIRST ROW: Telissa Jenkins (President), Janna Johnson (Vice President). Nece Chastain (President), Phyllis Thompson. Patty Boatner. SECOND ROW: Teresa Nelson (Chaplain). Dianne Luker. Mary Jane Stewart, Beth Phillips, Loretta Spivak. THIRD ROW: Anna Batcv. Julia Hughes. Cindy Mason. Sharon Collins. Abby Speaks. Suzanne Pittman. Ann Battles, Re- becca Skipper, Anita Hardman. Nancy Cambron. Tina Nix. FOURTH ROW: Suzic Todd. Lisa Godwin. Donna Bearden. Cathy McCoy (Secretary-Treasurer). Susan Reagan. LaVelda Fann. Tammy Strahan. Sharon Smith. Karen Likos. FIFTH ROW: Dee Blackwood, Tina Hooks. Edie Wild man. Linda Stone. Phi Omega Phi FRONT: Gina Denson (Secretary). SITTING: Deborah Barnes. Becky Garren. Terri Thomas. Jenny Smith. Kay Upton (President). Cheryl Cain (Chaplain). Mary Johnson. STANDING: Annette Espy (Treasurer), Rhoda Smith (Vice President). Mayra Brown. Gcnny Fresh. Lisa Bishop. Patricia Turner. Crystal Monng. Melanie Taylor. Pam Con- nor, Joy Wildman. Not Pictured: Debra Dial. Mar- jan Cobia. Terri Runyan. Lynn McKelvey. Fellowship 173 Pi Delta Phi SEATED: Lisa Bishop (President), Sarah Woodall. Denise Smith (Vice President). Debra Talli- fcro, Carol Shew (Chaplain). Rita Stoffregcn. Cheryl Allen, Gimc Abney. STANDING: Donna Noah, Debi Lyons, Tammy Kennedy, Terry Cox. Lisa Sego (Treasurer). Ann Bone. Marianne Tow, Jerri Keeling, Margie Gramling. LuAnn Aldridge. Lisa Parsons, Charlene Hall. Alpha Psi Omega Tara Donald (Secretary). Linda Curry (Presi- dent). Barbara Bishop. Iris Blackburn (Vice President), Winifred Littlefield, Brenda Sims. Venessa Jackson. Vicki Alford. 174 Fellowship Delta Sigma Chi FIRST ROW: Kathryn Denson. I.isa Spi- vak. Ten Stewart (Chaplain). Diane Mar- tin (President), Julie Mills SECOND ROW: Karen Freeman. Donna Clark. LeAnn Cameron (Vice President). Terry Naughton, Lee Perry, Karen Michaels. Joni Barckett (Secretary-Treasurer). THIRD ROW: Janice Dobbs. Barbara Johnson. Dena Aultman. Carol Fowler. Bonnie Sheffield. Rhonda Stevens. Delta Kappa Omega Members: Tina Betterton. Priscie Stancil. LaRhetha Boggs. Pam Langley. Michelle Stanley. Tina Denson. Connie Lee. Rhona Childers, Myra Guyton. Phylis Scott. Amelia Sanders. Sandra White. Susan Orvett, Gay Nell Pierce, Lisa Kilgore. Kcllc Black. Debra Davis. Jackie Manning. Theresa Maskc. Fellowship 175 Freshmen This year marks the opening of a new era Freshmen at Gadsden High. Leading the Freshmen in this first year are Kathy Ivey (Secretary-Treasurer). Ken Mummah (President), and Sharon Moorer (Vice President). Joey Ackerson Tony Almond Zac Allsup Randee Adkins Bob Aultman Renee Bachelor Steve Baker Lewis Barnard Debbie Beall Helen Bellew Tammy Bellew Adolf Belyeu Eugenia Bishop Gina Bishop Danny Blackburn Craig Blackwell Warren Bolten Laura Boatner Kelly Bowen Johnny Bowers Joyce Bowling 178 Freshmen Opening Day can he trying for anyone, especially for a new Freshman Jeff McKenzie doesn’t seem to be too upset as he receives directions from a fellow student. The Freshmen compose a large part of the student body and we are happy to have them this year. Jill Bowman Darlene Bradshaw Bonnie Bnand Randv Burnett Bruce Burton Laurie Butler Tim Byers Dwayne Campbell Angela Campbell Craig Carlisle Lee Carroll Steve Casey Dannv Clark Craig Clontz Robin Colley Dennis Collins Gina Cook Stan Cook Julie Caudle Teresa Crocker Kenneth Crozier David Curl Paul Dale Tammy Davis Freshmen 179 Michael Dixon Alanda Douthard Kenny Dunnington Tammy Durham Angela Elliott Johnnv Elliott Gary Evans Cassandra Everhart Kevin Faulkner Charlie Griffith and Johnny Bowers goof off w hile working on the Freshman display . Laurie Fleming Anthony Foster Teresa Fowler Carol Frantz Palsy Fricks Brian Gaines Fran Gardner Belinda Garman Lori Garrett Jennifer Gentry Kenneth Gilbert Penny Gilliland Jackie Goggins Kavla Gowens Larry Green Teresa Green Cindy Grcgerson Kevin Griffin Charlie Griffith Todd Griffith Robin Griffith 180 Freshmen Participation in Homecoming ABOVE: Gar) Plimpton tries a new hairdo for the Homecoming parade. BE- LOW: Mac Holley. Gina Cook, and Scott Spivak work diligently with Mr. Clay on the display Terry Grindle Walter Gunn Pam Guyton Kenneth Hall Ematra Hale Frankie Hall Carol Hardnett Robin Herring Randy Harwood Agnes Hawkins Donna Hawkins Keith Hayes Joan Hcibcrger Lon Helms Veranzo Henderson Tammy Herrod Debbie Higgins Johnny Henson Nelson Hogg Shiela Holliday Freshmen 181 Mac Hoi lev Jennifer Howard Scott Hudgins Nancy Hudson Cathy Hutchins Linda Hutcheson Kathy Ivey Laura Jackson Nancy Jackson Leash the Wildcats ABOVE: Gars Plimpton and Mac Holley examine the fine quality of the Freshman display. Freshmen work hard to finish up their display in the remaining minutes. 182 Freshmen Samuel Jackson The Freshmen put a lot of work into their display as this was their first chance to prove their loyalty to CHS. and their efforts paid off. The finished prod- uct was a great-looking display. ABOVE: Johnny Bowers, Margaret Roberts, and Toni Talley guard their freshly painted football field. Anita James Elaine Jelks Marche Jenkins Judy Johnson Roger Johnson Suzanne Jones Steve Jones Lisa Jordon Teresa Jordon Jeff Lankford Yvonne Larimer Noah Laster Crystal Lawler Bruce Leslie Connie Lindsey Winifred Littlefield Ray Lindsey Gary Love Debbie Lummis Mike Mabry Tern Mack Sandra Malone Kevin Matthews Lisa McAnich Freshmen 183 Gary McCain Charles McCarver Janet McClung Lisa McDonald Jane McGinity Greg McKee Jeff McKenzie Wynetta Meadows Fclecia Milam Display of Tiger Spirit RIGHT: Bandsman Kayla Gowens and cheerleader Sharon Moorer take a break after a pep rally. BELOW: Freshmen contribute to the great sound of the “Best Band in the Land. 184 Freshmen Tanya Miller Winston Miller Jackie Mintz Sharon Moorer Barrs Morgan Becky Morgan Shelia Morris Mark Morrison Ken Mummah Sheila Naughton Steve Nelson Sherry Noah Bivian Owens Freshmen 185 Classes Must Go On Mark Owens Jimmy Packer James Palmore Marty Parham Johnny Parker Carl Parks Dudley Parsons Chris Passmore Danny Passmore Mark Pate Melanie Payne Tammy Perry 186 Freshmen ABOVE: Scott Spivak and Teri Woods don’t look too busy. BELOW: Freshmen enjoy their biology classes. ABOVE: Gina Cook. Laura Jackson, and David Curl work together to complete their study sheet. BELOW: Laura Boatner works hard at her World History. Andrea Petrini Sheena Pierce Merlene Pierson Gary Plimpton David Posey Chip Prince Troy Powell Waily Pruit Freshmen 187 Freshmen In Action Jan Richardson John Roberson Teresa Robinson Margaret Roberts 188 Freshmen Freshmen have many varied talents to use to better Gadsden High. The basketball B team won the district championship, and ABOVE: Freshmen lend their talents to the band. ABOVE: Ken Mummah speakes on behalf of the Freshmen Class at a pep rally. BELOW: Laura Boatner is pleased with the outcome of the swim meet. She helped GHS win the City Meet. Cheerleaders Toni Talley and Sharon Moorer represent all Freshmen as they cheer the Tigers on to victors Sandra Robinson Ricky Robertson Reginald Samuel Lisa Rolley Anthony Sandridge Eva Sanders Jackie Sanders Derek Sewell Karen Sharp Renee Shell Scott Simmons Shernll Sisler Marie Slade Charles Martin David Smith Stacy Smith Scott Spivak Jerry Stamps Barbara Stamps Tammy Starnes Tina Staten Angela Stevens Michael Stephens Shelby Stephens Tanya Stephens Freshmen 189 Nelson Hogg and Lavern Weston make their appearance at the Coronation Ball Freshmen Favorites and Kingsmen brighten the leadout at the Coronation Ball. Lisa Stewart Edward Strawn Cynthia Talifero Toni Talle Daryl Taylor Pam Thacker Rcdford i nomas Dances are a Time for Fun and Memories 190 Freshmen Jean rue Thompson Gloria Thompson Kathy Tillis Teresa Tolson Richard Townsend Lamar Traylor Mvra Turner Matt Wade Sandra Waldrop Gary Wall Tony Wailey Lavem Weston Sharon Whatley Debra White LEFT: Sandy Palmer. Melanie Payne. Stanley Norton. Johnny Cooper, and Gina Cook seem to be enjoying the Bicentennial Ball, and ABOVE: Mark Smith. Ann Bone. Butch Higdon. Samuel Jackson, and Sheena Pierce dance the leadout at the Coronation Ball, and seem saddened that it is all over. Tina White Christi Whorton Ray Watson Teresa Watson Brenda Watts Freshmen 191 Freshmen concentrate on English as Mrs Morrow watches for sleepers. Freshmen Look Back Harry Winston Jimmy Williams Carla Wilson Greg Wood Teri Woods Theresa Woodi Jeff Word Tammy Wright Quinton Young Scott Spivak and Scott Hudgins show their true colors on Alabama- Auburn day. 192 Freshmen LEFT: Kingsman Zac Allsup and Favorite Sandra Waldrop are presented at the Coronation Ball. ABOVE: Congratulations on a job well done. FRESHMEN' Freshmen 193 Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers are. left to right: David Mitchell (Vice Presi- dent). Jane Milwcc (Secretary). Margaret Gruver (President). Anna Batey (Treasurer). Mary Ackerson Karen Alexander Sharon Alexander Vickie Alford Anita Anderson Stanley Atkins Darrel Aver) Jeff Bagley Barbara Baker Tim Ball Tim Bates Anna Batey Ann Battles Nadine Benjamin Eileen Bennett Amy Berman Dee Blackwood Darlene Bioodworth Tommy Bonnesh Debra Bostick Bill Branning 194 Sophomores Anita Brown Regina Brown Tim Brown Tracye Bullock Gena Burgess Shirley C ameron Laura Carroll David Cash John Coffin Donna Cole Sandra Cole Mona Collins Stacy Cook Donna Cooley June Cooley Ken Cox Kenneth Cozzens James Crain Jon Crain Sophomores 195 Terry Elsberry faces the opponent. Benida Pillitary helps keep spirits high during Tiger games. Vital Addition to Athletics Kenneth Crozier Victor Dailey Tanya Darnell Jacqueline Davis Sheletha Davis Tammy Dempsey Jim Denson Junior Denson Nora Do I berry Pam Doss Jenna Dunn Jeff Drcnner Terry Elsberry Wade Fadely LaVelda Fann Kim Farley Elma Fikes Patsy Fleming Keith Foreman Mary Jo Fountain Nancy Fredricks 1% Sophomores Ken Gamer Rodney Gay Lisa Godwin Anthony Goggins Kim Goss Greg Grimes Margaret Gruver Tim Hall Sam Hall JefT Hancock Cindy Harlow Diane Harrell Benita Harrell Renila Harrell Darrell Harris Renac Hawkins Renee Herrod Steve Hicks John Higdon Julia Hinton Mike Hodo Tim Ball appears to be happy with the way the game is coming. Zene Renfroe and Joe-Joe discuss the last play. Sophomores 197 Participation Shows GHS Spirit Tina Hooks Clarissa Hope Jimmy Hoskins Julie Hughes Anihony Hunter Belinda Huntley Vanessa Jackson Julia Jenkins Telissa Jenkins Cindy Johnson Tammy Johnson Teresa Johnson ABOVE: Karen Wester and Joanne Masters look a little confused about their routine in the Talent Show. BELOW: Scott Nesbitt par- ticipates in 50’s-60 s Day. Billy Jones Mike Jones Vcmessa Jones Jerri Keeling Reba Kelly Clyde Kinsey Tina Kinsey Bemda Pillitary and Terry Elsberry rccieve their “punishment” in Twirp Court. Macky Kitchens Loretta Knight Paul Komater Karen Kulas Brad Lancaster Debra Lancaster Gerald Lancaster Lee Larrimore Phyllis Lee Doug Livingston Edward Lindsey Stephanie Lindsey Riley Loftin Sharon Lorrcn Sophomores 199 Sophomores Work Hard for Tiger Band ABOVE LEE I. Beth Wallen and Laura Moore reflect on their half-time performance. ABOVE RIGHT: Drummers Scott Nesbitt and Wade Fadelv play enthusiastically during pep Darrell Luker Renee Luker Thomas Mabrey James Madison Vic Mann Cathye Martin Reginald Martin JoAnne Masters Cindy Mason Lynn Mayben Keith Mayo Tim McCain Virginia McCarvcr 200 Sophomores Pam McCloud Calhy McCoy Becky McDaniel Marshall McDonald Mitch McDonald Chris McGowen Michael Middleton Billy Jones loves the Tiger Band. Anita Anderson enjoys a pep rally. Don Miller Jeffrey Miller Reginald Miller Jane Mil wee Mark Minshew David Mitchell Brian Moore Laura Moore Lisa Morris Ed Mosely David Murray Terry Nelson Scott Nesbitt Leland Nichols Sophomores 201 Linda Slone and Mark Richard act as Tina Hooks explains the best way to stuff a Tiger. Dedicated Sophs Give Their All to Homecoming Display Matt Nolen Rita Oden Barbara Orvett Rod Palmer Sandy Palmer Kim Parker Janey Patterson Mark Patterson Byron Pearson Renee Pearson Bcnida Pillitary Ann Pinkard Beth Phillips Jeff Porter Susan Reagan Zene Rcnfroe Mike Rcvis Mark Richard Sharon Riggins Marsha Roberson Pierre Rogers 202 Sophomores Barbara Rollins Blaine Schucha Dale Selby David Sham blin Debbie Shelton Joanne Sherrer Kayla Shirley Donna Silvcy Brenda Sims Rebecca Sims Rosa Sims Tina Simpson Cindy Smith Sophomores 203 Spirit Is a Key Word for Sophomores Delois Smith Glad is Smith Keith Smith Sharon Smith Shun Snyder Abby Speaks Terry Speer Loretta Spivak Micky Spurlock Jackie Stamps Ricky Stanley Danny Stephens LaRue Stewart Mary Jane Stewart Tammy Strahan Linda Stone Denise Sugp Reneasie Swain Debra Taliferro Jeff Tanner Wesley Tarvin 204 Sophomores Alan Taylor Sieve Taylor William Taylor Gloria Thacker Jerome Thomas Pam Thompson Debra Taliferro smiles up at the crowd. Shun Snyder and Bnan Moore take care of the flag every day. Sophomores 205 Beth Wallen Vannesa Walton Ramona Watson Rufus Watson Karen Wester Juda Whatley Edic Wildman Wade Faddy LaVelda F'ann Anna Batcy Gloria Thacker Anita Anderson Lisa Godwin Tracye Bullock 78 Comes Alive Margaret Gruvcr JefT Williams Marsha Roberson Sophomore Beauties and Kingsmen Loretta Spivak Sophomores 207 First Year At GHS Turns Out Great Stacy Cook tries to hide her smile. 208 Sophomores LaVelda Fann seems to like her friend. Scott Nesbitt. Sophomores play a major part in the Tiger Band. Bryon Williams ABOVE: Debra Taliferro lakes time to smile for the camera. BELOW: Sam Hall and fellow classmates prepare to settle down for an hour of concentrated study. Jeff Williams Pauictta Woods Perry Woods Derek Worley Clair Wright Terry Yow Sophomores 209 Juniors Junior C lass officers Kalhryn Denson (Treasurer) and Kent Back (President) are always surrounded by Tigers. Sandra Aaron Phillip Adams Steve Adcock Tommy Allison Shirley Aver) Kent Back Fernando Ball Deborah Barnes Robin Bell Cora Belyeu Lane Berry Tracy Bishop Lisa Bishop Kelly Black LaRhetha Boggs Cindy Bonds Joni Brackett Melanie Bradley Kim Brewster Richard Brooks Rowanna Brooks 210 Juniors Mayra Brown Mike Brown Paula Bryant Kathy Buckalew Deborah Burks Sydney Butler Hershei Byers Cheryl Cain LeAnne Cameron Cynthia Campbell Bonita Carstarphcn Harold Chandler Avery Chesser Rhona Childers Juniors really enjoy opening das at good old GHS!!'!! Donna Clark Patricia Cla Mike Cline Marjan Cobia Debbie Cole David Coleman Deborah Coleman Debbie Collins Donna Collins Johnathon Collins Lisa Collins Pam Connor Johnny Cooper Bob Cox Juniors 211 Theresa Crews Curtis Crum pier Henry Culp Denise Davis Felicia Davis Janet Davis Sharon Davis Shelia Davis Ronnie Dennis Gina Denson Kathryn Denson Miles Denson Tina Denson Brad Dobbs LEFT: Brian Thompson steadies the Junior Tiger while Kay Upton. Phil- lip Higginbotham. Sidney Butler. Annette Espy. Mike Cline, and Jeff Tanner add the finishing touches. BELOW: Brian Holland. Randy Spur- lin. Brian Thompson. Timmy Hill. Richard Brocks. Scott Royal. Mike Cline. Tommy Griffith. Diane Martin. Joni Brackett. Phillip Higginbo- tham. and LeAnne Cameron all have to have a finger in the pie. Janice Dobbs Tara Donald Pam Dover Nora Drcnncr Valerie Dudles Jimmy Duggar George Elliott Debbie Ellis Annette Espy Randv Farley Carol Fowler Donald Freeman Karen Freeman Ronald Freeman 212 Juniors Homecoming Fun LEFT Junior cheerleaders Theresa Crews and Rhonda Stephens show true Tiger spirit BOTTOM LEFT: Members of Delta Sigma Chi chant of a victory. BELOW Stepping to the Mighty Tiger Beat are Mavra Brown and Cheryl Cain. Genny Fresh Gerrard Gardner Ronnie Gardner Becky Garren Kenneth Garrett Tommy Garrett Charles Garrett Anita Gentry Eddie Gilliland Ramona Green Debbie Greenberg Carolyn Greer Debbie Gregerson Tommy Griffith Juniors 213 Rands Gunter Myra Guyton Gennene Hamby Rusty Hamilton Elaine Hardnctl Juan Hawkins Randy Hayes Tim Heard Ed Heibergcr Phillip Higginbotham Rands Higgins Tim Hill Terrs Hogg Brian Holland Andy Holloway Don Horton Jimmy Horton Juniors Give Top Performances Junior drummers play a peppy beat, as Terry Naughton steps lively to the music of the Mighty Tiger Band. David Humphries Pam Ivey Jolynda Jackson Connie Jenkins Geoff Jenson Barbara Johnson Eddie Johnson Johnny Johnson Dale Johnson Mary Johnson Cheryl Jones Fred Jones Butch Jordan 214 Juniors BELOW: Junior and Sophomore flags Becky Garren. Kayla Shirley. Lee Perry. Beih Wallen, and Cheryl Cain are proud of their performance. BOTTOM: Mike Cline parades down Broad Street. David Kelley Wesley Kennedy Darlene Kerr Lisa Kilgore John Killian Marian Killian Letitia King Byron Kirkland Debbie Kitchens Pam Langley Connie Lee Ingram Lee Roger Leitner Johnny Leslie Barbara Lindsey Courtney Lumpkin Winifred Mack Ted Mann Jackie Manning Diane Martin Teresa Maske Howell Mathews Cathy McCain Clint McClendon Juniors 215 Pep Rallies Are Fun! BELOW: Kay Upton and Tara Donald pause in the library to conduct a short pep rally before the Anniston football game. RIGHT: Diane Martin is enthused over a « participating crowd. Chris McDonald Wallv McDuffie James McMillian Bonnie Metzler Karen Michaels Julie Mills LeAnn Mitchell Savannah Moody Lana Moon Baker Morgan Crystal Moring Harold Chandler Terry Naughton Stanley Norton Susan Oravct Eugina Osborne Delba Parker Teresa Pendergraph Lee Peify Susan Petty Gavnel Pierce 216 Juniors Lorcssa Pitts Greg Plimpton Teresa Porter Dawn Presley Tommy Pritchett Tammy Richardson Larry Roberson Leslie Robinson Felita Ross Joy Rowan Terry Runyan Jim Ryan Anita Sanders Teresa Scarber Teresa Semrick Bonnie Sheffield Raymond Silvey Steve Sims Juniors 217 Amelia Sanders Dennis Smith Jenny Smith Rhoda Smith Lisa Spivak Rand) Spurlin Priscie Stancil Michelle Stanley Cindy Stearns David Steel Rhonda Stephens Laura Stephens Ter) Stewart Phillip Suter Larry Suttle Stan Swan Jeff Tanner Beverly Taylor Elizabeth Taylor Tern Thomas LEFT: Rowanna Brooks. LeAnnc Cameron. Diane Martin. Carol Fowler, and Karen Freeman take us back in time. BELOW: Cheryl Cain. Scott Royal, and Rhonda Stephens smile in the style of Happy Days . Kelly Thornton Brian Thompson Kelley Thurman Daniel Tidwell Suzie Tucker Tricia Turner Kay Upton 218 Juniors Kent Walker Richard Wagnon Tern- Wallen Stan Whatley Chris Watford Aaron Watson Antonio Watson Back to the Past Wally McDuffie and Lee Perry' leisurely roam the halls in their SO's-fjOs garb. Angela Watts Freddie White Sandra White Yvonne White Hattie Whittaker Joy Wildman Cheryl Williams Felton Williams LaVon Williamson Dennis Win bom Johnny Womack Vickie Wood John Woods Gary Wright Kathy Wright Juniors 219 Senior Class Officers: Patty Hill (Treasurer). Gary Sherrer (President), Denise Smith (Vice President), Dottie Roberts (Secretary). 220 Seniors Early in the year, the Class of ’76 proved their ability to lead as Seniors. The class cooperated with active class officers to inspire all Tigers and show their many and diversified tal- ents. The Seniors produced the winning display at Home- coming; the class revived the magazine sales; Sally Phillips became Queen of the Coronation Ball; Lynn McKenzie rep- resented the Seniors as President of the Student Government ABOVE: Sponsors Mrs. Jane Skipper and Mrs. Betly Walford donate their time and energy to Senior projects. BOTTOM: Seniors always yell the loudest at pep rallies and games because they know the importance of support. Graduation can never be forgotten. Association; a Senior trip to Six Flags Over Georgia and a Senior Picnic at Lakehaven highlighted the spring. “The Se- nior Class of 76” says it all. Barbara Abney Gime Abney LuAnne Aldridge Cheryl Allen The Spirit of ’76 TOP: Sherry Gray. Ginie Abney. Teresa Terrell. Joan Patterson, and Carol Shew display their spirit. MIDDLE: Seniors are . outstanding. BOTTOM: Curt Crumplcr. Scott Clayton. Perry Kelly, and Kent Back clown after a pep rally. 222 Seniors t Cathy Allsup CJIenn Amberson Terry Ash Sam Ashley LEFT: Joey Bowers. Henry Culp. Bobby Keeling, and Tommy Dowling take time out to have there picture made. ABOVE: Senior football players are recognized as the most valuable at the Etowah pep rally. Jackie Atkins Debbie Bankson Dewayne Barber Lucille Barclay Johnny Barnes Debra Battles Danny Belyeu Karis Billingsley Seniors 223 “We Knew We Could Do It” Karen Bennett Diane Bishop Johnny Bishop Lisa Bishop Patty Boatner Joan Bobo Ann Bone Joey Bowers Teresa Bozeman Richard Bradford Tim Brewster Jimmy Brothers Mimi Brown Sherry Gray and Ann Bone work diligently to get the display ready for Homecoming. 224 Seniors The chicken wire seems 10 he gel- ling ihe best of Tammy Kennedy and Buddy Hudson. Robert Brown John Bryan David Bryant Steve Burchfield Seniors 225 Robert Byrd Lvnn Calhoun Nancy Cambron Clarice Carlisle Lawrence Cash RIGHT: The Velvctonc and Triad float gains much attention. BLEOW LEFT: Key Clubbers help to make Homecoming the best yet. BELOW RIGHT: Beta Psi Epsilon shows it’s Homecoming spirit. 226 Seniors Last Homecoming Becomes a Memory Randy Causv Earl Chambers James Chapman Denise Chastain Patricia Clark Deborah Clayton Scott Clayton Susan Cline Keith Cochran Bam Collins Rhonda Collins ’ Sharon Collins Andy Cook A highlight of the night comes when Lynn McKenzie crowns Cheryl Allen one of the Homecoming Sweethearts. Seniors 227 History Repeats Itself Sieve Cook Rick Cooley Fern Cox David Creel Anna Crook Linda Curry Jamma Cushing Ann Daily 228 Seniors Lynn McKenzie and James Rudd get into the swing of things Jana Davis Linda Davis Paula Davis Steve Denson Melissa IX Vine Tigers Come Alive A truly dedicated and spirited Tiger. Lynn Mckenzie gives a pep talk to the students. 230 Seniors C indy Ellis Thea Eugenias Junice Faddy Pam Faulkner David Pauls Kathy Fobbus Mike Foshec Donna Freeman Donna Fricks Karri Frisb) Karen Fuller Martin Gable Seniors outdo everyone else at Pep Rallies. Seniors Play The Leading Role Lyle Stanley puts forth senior effort to get his man out. Kathleen Gardner Clay Garner Alan Gentry Jannie Sue Gilbert Jimmie Lou Gilbert Patti Glenn Rands Goss Bobby Grambling Margie Grambling Cheryl Gray Sherrs Gray Maria Green 232 Seniors Maxine Green Dennard Greenwood Brenda Gunn Cecilia Hale David Hale Charlene Hall Ricky Hampton Janice Handv LEFT: Donna Noah Slams another over the net to put G.H.S. in the lead. LOWER LEFT: Tons Moring's sad ex- pression shows his dissatisfaction in knowing his team is losing. BELOW: Tommy Dowling scores two more. Seniors 233 Participation Always Renders Success Sieve Hams Veeda Harris Carol Heiherger Susan Henderson Seniors like Tammy Kennedy and Steve Denson make the Bicentennial Ball a great event. 234 Seniors Karen Henr Craig Hester Kim Hester Butch Higdon Wanda Hightower Kay Hill Patty Hill Ricky Holiday Sue Holland l.aMont Hollis Kathryn Hornsby ABOVE LEFT: Craig Pitman shares his song with the student body dur- ing the Talent Show. LEFT: Denise Smith. Randy Goss. Dennis Eiland and Keith Cochran prepare for their spot in the show. Seniors 235 Vanessa Horton W anda Hoskins Sandra Houser Edith Hoyett Bill Hudson Rebecca Hudson Kelvin Huff Larry Huff Twirp Court Tries Defendants LEFT: Patty Hill and James Rudd take the stand. ABOVE: Rey McAlpine and Robin Hardy plead with the Judge for mercy. 236 Seniors Stephen Huffman Ricky Hundley Pam Jackson Terry Jackson JcfTcry Jemison Steve Johns Janna Johnson Joseph Johnson Bobby Jones Calvin Jones Priscilla Jones Fred Jones Ozetta Jones Bobby Keeling Perry Kelly Tammy Kennedy Ronnie Kilgore Vivian King Yvonne Kyle Terry Laughlin Seniors 237 Mark Leach Dana Lee Karen Likos Regina Loyd Dianne Lukcr Debi Lyons Jeff Machen Rhonda Macger Susan Maderson Randy Martin Mike May ben Jeff Mayo Anthony Mays Rev McAlpine 238 Seniors Barn McCain Kathryn Hornsby bites her lip with anxiety as she watches the Tigers play ball. What’s Happenin’, Seniors? Bobby Keeling. James Rudd. Henry Culp and Tommy Dow- ling lie injured in the parking lot. Seniors 239 Phillip McPcters Mark McRae Tammy Meadows Paul Meloun NHS Membership Grows Diane Melton Philip Miller Donna Moore Sheila Moore Duffy Morgan Henry Morgan Old and new members repeal the pledge of the Na- tional Honor Society after President Mark Leach. 240 Seniors Tony Monng Craig Murray Sieve Nance Belly N'appicr Seniors 241 Margaret Nelson Sandy Nelson Tina Nix Donna Noah Music Fills The Air RIGHT: Sally Phillips. Dottie Roberts. Patty Hill. Janna Johnson, and Nece Chastain display the different types of “Smiles with the help of their Charlie Brown friends during the Spring Concert. BELOW RIGHT: Senior Triads arc fea- tured during the Concert. Rhonda Noah Derine Owens Peggy Parker Lisa Parsons Joan Patterson 242 Seniors ABOVE LEFT: Janna Johnson and Ralph Whitfield, members of the En- semble. serenade the audience. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior Velvetone girls dance out to their places for their spot in the Concert. Valeric Patterson Lynn Parnell Carrie Paulding Gene Pendley Jerry Perry Richard Phillips Sally Phillip?. Micheal Piazza Senior Velvetone?. and Triads sing the Theme Songs at Graduation. Seniors 243 Best Band in the Land Dana Let . Cheryl Allen. Terry Cox. and Ja- nice Fadely dance to “Tiger Rag at the Spring Concert. Suzanne Pittman Steve Plimpton Tim Ponder Barbara Rains Jeff Raper Rhonda Rayburn Clay Richardson Julie Richardson David Roberson Dome Roberts 244 Seniors Dennis Eiland pauses to pose with his tuba Adrienne Robinson David Roden Kathy Rodgers Denise Rouse James Rudd Judy Runyans Anthony Schaffer Marilyn Schucha Lisa Sego Debbie Self Senior 245 Gigi Shaw Carol Shew Denise Shew Gary Sherrer Rebecca Skipper Aundree Smith Denise Smith Jay Smith RIGH T: Steve Nance thinks strength is imperative for a good game of volleyball. BELOW LEFT: The Senior Picnic gives Seniors like De- nise Chastain. Dome Roberts, and Ginie Abney a chance for conver- sation. BELOW RIGHT: Denise Smith. David Hale. Suzie Williams, and Scott Clayton make their way to the pool. Larry Smith Fun In The Sun Lynclte Smith Mark Smith Susan Smith Bernard Spakes Leslie Spivak Lyle Stanley Pam Steel AJ Stewart Diane Stewart Chuck Snth Mark Leach ponders over the legality of the last play. Seniors 247 Rita Stoffrcgcn Johnny Sudbcrry Angela Swindall Valerie Taylor Teresa Terrell Kim Thacker Loreua Thomas Phyllis Thompson 248 Seniors Parties provide a break in classes for Dennis Eiland. Tommy Dowling. David Hale, and Sieve Nance. Shirley Timmons Marianne Tow Reed Townley Mark Tubb Tom Tucker Judy Tullis Henrietta Turner Mike Turner Deborah Valentine Theresa Veasy Seniors 249 Do You Know Where You’re Going To? 250 Seniors Suzic Williams Greg Wilson Joanne Wilson Teresa Wise ABOVE LEFT: The graduating class of 1976 files in with pomp and circumstance. ABOVE RIGHT Kelvin Huff is congratulated by Mayor Steve Means. LEFT: Denise Rouse struggles with her cap Sarah Woodall Pam Woodard Cassie Wright Cheryl Wynn Seniors 251 Leslie Spivak jives to the sound of WQES. and all Tigers enjoy listening to Q 04. FM Southern Heritage Life Earl Brake Chairman of the Board Roger Condra President (205 ) 546-4658 Wayne Dalton P.O. Box 1490 Exec V P GADSDEN. ALABAMA 35902 Best in Eye Care Best in Eye Wear Best Frame Stylist Fashion Expert We Fill and Copy any Doctor’s Prescription Juanita Momam Owner Judy Lynch Optician Check our Services Quality and Prices Hours: 9-5, Monday thru Friday—First Quality Materials Moman’s Optical Dispensary 227 Broad Street • Phone 547-7537 254 Support LEFT: Everyone knows COKE is the real thing and the GAD- SDEN PM NT of l he ALA- BAMA COCA-COLA BOT- TLING COMPANY works to provide Etowah County with a refreshing and satisfying taste. BELOW: Ramonda Kilgore, secretary of HEWETT STU- DIOS poses for some of the studios work and shows the fine quality of photographs they produce HEWETT STU- DIOS furnishes all photogra- phy for the Crucible, and is lo- cated in Rainbow City. BOTTOM: Students like Rich- ard Phillips wait to serve you at BELK HUDSON'S in the Gadsden Mall. Dianne Luker squeezes the bread for freshness at PA Y AND SA VE FOOD STORE. 2804 Forrest Avenue. Kay Uplon and Patty Hill re- ceive prompt and informative banking service at COOSA VALLEY BANK in Rainbow Gty. Mrs. Pat Moses describes the different types of services available at COOSA VALLEY BANK. PAT MOSES ABOVE: Larry Huff models a new leisure suit to give a sample of the stylish clothing available at OWENS' DEPARTMENT STORE in East Gadsden RIGHT: Dianne Luker and Sherry Gray check out the new styles in dress patterns at R A L FABRICS. Hoke Street. East Gadsden. 256 Support Mananne Tow and Dotlic Roberts can hardly wait to bite into their SHIPLEY DO-NUTS. The flavor is unbelievable and Marianne and Dotlie become firm believers in the “Greatest Name in Do-Nuts ABOVE: The peaceful atmosphere of the DOWNTOWN MOTOR HOTEL makes it a nice place for noon time and evening meals. RIGHT: Sarah Woodall knows that the OFF CAMPUS BOOK STORE offers the best in jerseys and other sportswear, as well as useful aids in school studies. ABOVE LEFT. Tara Donald receives friendly advice from Q.D. ADAMS at John Thomas Ford to enable her to make a wise choice on a car suited for her. ABOVE: Randy Duke looks at the new fashions at MIKE'S MEN'S WEAR in Alabama City, and is aided in his choice • by Mike Chandler. f -. 258 Support Culp Iron and Metal Company, Inc. Highway 431. Attalia. Ala. (205) 538-7891 Culp Smelting and Refining Company, Inc. 1-59—Exit. Steele. Ala. (205) 538-7817 Culp Metals, Inc. 200 Lake Street. Gadsden. Ala. (205) 547-6931 buyers, brokers and processors of ferrous and non-ferrous metals—producers and brokers of secondary aluminum ingot-steel distribution and warehousing of structural steel and other metal products. Support 259 ABOVE Benida PUlitary enjoys shopping at OLD TOWS BOUTIQUE in the Gadsden Mall which features top fashions for GHS guys and gals RIGHT: Tina Nix and Bobby Gramblin check the security of EAST GADSDEN BANK and agree that their money is safe. EAST GADSDEN BASK is the best Because of You”. BELOW: Lyle Stanley sees clearly through COPELAND GLASS COMPANY, downtown Gadsden. C OP El A D GLA SS COM PA NY is always ready to serve you. BELOW RIGHT: Rhonda Stephens looks for a new oulfit al HAGEDORN'S and is impressed with their high quality merchandise. HAGEDORN'S has two locauons to better serve you downtown Gadsden and the Gadsden Mall. LEFT: Ralph Whitfield needs parts for his car and his first choice is FRANK- LIN'S AUTOWISE in Glencoe. ABOVE: Jeff Mayo tncs out a desk at JOR- DAN'S OFFICE SUPPLY and decides this is the place to bus BELOW RIGHT: Scotty Clavton waits to fill you up at WATT LIPSCOMB TIRE SERVICE. Support 261 Its easy lo open an account at ALABAMA CITY BASK. Leslie Spivak com- pletes the steps quickly with the help of efficient personnel OPPOSITE PAGE: Leslie Spivak. Patty Hill, and Kav L'pton enjoy the company of friendly person- nel like Mr. Max Smith. Vice President of ALABAMA CITY BASK. 262 Support Pern Kelly and Steve Nance concentrate on a game of bowling at RAIS BOW LASES on Rainbow Drive. RAIS BOW EASE furnishes, recreation for students and adults alike. KAR CITY AUTO SALES features new and used cars of all models. Dianne Lukcr finds all the cars on the lot at KA R CITY A UTO SA LES in excellent condition. Tern Cox and David Hale have a most productive morning at GILL l.ASD COM- PASY. Bay Street, which offers the best in real estate. 264 Support ABOVE LEFT: At PEACOCK JEW- ELRY in Attalia, Patsi McCurry shows Ricky Cooley their best in earrings, a suit- able gift for any occasion. ABOVE: Per- sonnel at FIRST CITY NATIONAL BANK arc always ready and waiting to serve you. LEFT: Kathrvn Hornsby sup- ports the CITIZENS BANK OF GLENCOE, a new bank with multiple services designed for its customers. BOT- TOM: Mr. James Robinson of ROBIN- SON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY advises Gary Sherrcr and Butch Higdon on construction policies. ABOVE: STAN LEY'S MEN’S STORE and Mark Smith get along fine because Mark likes the styles and quality of the clothing handled by STANLEY'S H M FREEMAN MOTORS offers the best in automobiles, and James Rudd likes looking through their selection. RIGHT: Leslie Spivak visits the new Junior Shop at BONE'S DRESS SHOP in Attalia to find everything she needs for summer. 266 Support LEFT: Danny Belyeu and a co-worker are eager to help you find all you need at HUGH'S PHARMACY in East Gadsden. ABOVE: RAINBOW PHARMACY can fill all your needs in medicine, and Sherry Gray wants to help you choose the best for you in cosmetics. BELOW: Dottie Roberts receives the best in ser- vice and care from COOSA VALLEY DRUGS in Rainbow' City Support 267 268 Support R A Electric Co., Inc. “If it’s Electric We fix it’’ 301 Elmwood Avenue East Gadsden, Alabama Ed Rudd Phone 547-8434 Home 442-3606 ABOVE: Gil Isbell and Kathryn Hornsby sink into a sofa at ISBELL AND HALLMARK FURNITURE COMPANY. Gadsden's oldest furniture store. ISBELL AND HALLMARK sells nationally advertised furniture at prices you can afford. LEFT: RAINBOW MATTRESS COMPANY. 1601 West Meighan Blvd.. has been serving Gadsden and the surrounding communities since 1920. and still offers the best. BELOW: BEAIRD’S FLORIST. 105 6th Street North, in East Gadsden, gives prompt attention to your order and has the gift that always pleases and is always fresh. Janna Johnson and Jeff Mayo relax on a comfortable sofa at ROSS-GRAMLING FURNITURE COMPANY BELOW. The various lines of furniture sold at ROSS- GRAMUNG make it a profitable stop in anyone's day RIGHT: Rhonda Rayburn tries on one of the many styles of shoes displayed at the HOLLYWOOD SHOP in down- town Gadsden. Randy Goss checks out the men's watches at HOFF- MAN JEWELERS because HOFFMAN'S is noted for their first-class merchan- dise. 270 Support Pictured here arc the different areas of study which may be undertaken at the GADSDEN STATE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE There are. of course, other occupational programs available. Shown here are: Secretarial work and office management, auto mechanics, hair styling and cosmetology, and drafting. Gadsden State Technical Institute TOP: Rcnita and Benita Harrell illustrate the double service offered by THOMAS REALTY CO., INC. LEFT: Steve Nance and Perry Kelly came to check out the mobile homes at STEEL CITY MOBILE HOMES, and ABOVE: inside. LaVelda Fann. Gary Sherrer. Leslie Spivak. Lee Perry, and David Hale relax in one of the models displayed at STEEL CITY. 272 Support ‘Dwi t SUCCESS CAN BE OPENED --- ABOVE RIGHT: David Hale inspects the car the workers at Y.C BODY SHOP are repairing. RIGHT: Sidney Butler and Deborah Barnes like the pianos and organs avail- able at ODEN PIANO COMPANY in the Gadsden Mall and Alabama City. Support 273 LEFT: FROST AND FROST specializes in creative printing, office supplies and furniture, advertising and premiums. BELOW LEFT: NESBITT EQUIPMENT CO.. INC. 202 HikhI Avenue North, has the latest equipment for farming needs available. BELOW: Den- nis Eiland works on ms skating form at the MERRY- GO-ROUND SKA TING RINK on Rainbow Drive. The MERR Y-GO-ROUND is the place to be. Pam Connor and Richard Phillips are being shown the beautiful dia- monds at MICHAEL'S JEW- ELERS in the Gadsden Mall. MI- CHAEL’S also has a store in the downtown area. 274 Support Mrs. Beauford and Dianne Luker show us an attractive set of draperies at BEAL'FORD CLS- TOM DRAPERIES in East Gadsden. With Love and Best Wishes to our Daughter and Sister, Linda Denise Curry, From Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Curry, Jr., and Cicero III TROY E. WATFORD and ASSOCIATES 808 Chestnut Street Gadsden, Alabama 547-6379 Support 275 BELOW: Dianne Luker opens an account at the EXCHANGE BA SK OF A TTALlJK with the help of Kathy Reed. BOTTOM: B K ALTO PARTS. 2009 Forrest Avenue. Gadsden, is “One of Gadsden's most complete parts houses . With Best Wishes to Our Niece and Cousin Linda Denise Curry From the Grace family: Nolan, Julia (Bradford), Nevin, and Jay Uncle, Aunt, and Cousin 276 Support LEFT: Pam Connor models one of the top-fashion dresses at RUTENBURG'S. located in the Gadsden Mall and downtown Gadsden. ABOVE: On a tour through BOBBIE BROOKS, La- Vclda Fann is given a chance to examine some of the clothing manufactured at the Gadsden plant. BELOW: Patty Hill test drives one of the '76 models on display at Auto Plaza, a member of the GADSDEN NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIA TION. Auto Plaza Hwy77 Crown Dodge Forrest Ave. DePaul Motors Meighan Blvd Edwards Pontiac - Cadillac Hwy 77 Grissom Mazda Meighan Blvd. John Thomas Ford Brood St. Pierson Chevrolet Meighan Blvd Pollock Motor Co. Forrest Ave. Rainbow Olds S 5th St. npuicois left K MB dealers Support 277 t ABOVE: The Spivak clan urges your patronage of RAINBOW REALTY COMPANY just as they patronize GHS. Leslie (Senior). Lisa (Junior). Loretta (Sophomore), and Scott (Freshman) are mem- bers of the only family to have a student in each class. RIGHT: Sally Phillips and Kathy Fobbus shop at CHANDLER'S FABRIC SHOP to ensure themselves of top quality material. BOTTOM: Patty Hill likes the look of things at NORMA'S FLORIST in Alabama City. NORMA 'S handled all flowers purchased by the SGA for Home- coming. and by the Crucible Staff for the Coronation Ball. HORIZON RECORDS We are the discount record and tape store. Open 10:00 a.m. til 9:00 p.m. six days a week 442-6791 South of Rainbow Plaza Craig Car Stereo Sherwood Dual Akai Sony Altec-Lansing BSR Audio Technical 278 Support The following men and businesses have put themselves be- hind Gadsden High School and we acknowledge and show our appreciation for their contributions: Alabama Graduating Supplies J. Richard Carr Dr. Leo K. Cooper Dixie Variety Store William B. Dortch George P. Ford G.H. Singleton Plumbing Dr. W. Newton Godfree Dr. Larry D. Grimes Dr. O.R. Grimes Joe A. Hornsby Loconto-Associates. Inc. Mayor Steve Means James D. Pruett William D. Russell Walden’s Hardware Williams Tailor Shop Woods Cleaners Curtis Wright Thank you for your support. ABOVE LEFT: TUXEDO INN is responsible for smart-look- ing King Mark Smith as he poses with Queen Sally Phillips. TUXEDO INN has over 50 styles to choose from for tuxedo rentals and sales. LEFT: Carl Dorsetl. owner, pumps the gas as Tommy Dowling receives the Super Service given at RAIN- BOW EXXON SERVICE STA TION. RAINBOW EXXON is open 6 a m. until 9 p.m.. seven days a week, and puts the ser- vice’ back into “service station . Support 279 Seniors A ABNEY. BARBARA JANICE: Junior Civitans, 148; FBLA, 155; 122. ABNEY. VIRGINIA LUCILLE: French Club; Volleyball Team, 82; Tennis Team. 96; Honor Society. 144; Vclvetones, 146; G Club. 165; Math Club. 171; Pi Delta Phi. 174; $100 Club. 35; 63. 222. 246. ADKINS. THOMAS EDWARD. ALDRIDGE, LUANNE: 158. 174. 222. ALFORD. SUSAN CLINE: 227. ALLEN, CHERYL ANN: $100Club. 35; Tennis Team. 96: National Honor Society. 145; DECA. 154; Band. 162; Pi Delta Phi. 174; Flag Corps; Velvctones; Key Club Sweet- heart; Homecoming Maid; Coronation Ball Beauty; 14. 27, 29. 39. 44. 52. 56. 58. 222. 227. 46. 244. 158. 159. ALLSUP. KATHY JOY: 222 AMBERSON. CHARLES GLENN: VICA. 154. ASH. SYLVIA LEANN: 170. ASH. TERRY W ADE: 43, 91. 92. 93. ASHLEY. SAMUEL HAYDEN: Junior Civ- itans. 148. ATKINS. JACKIE RAY: VICA. 154. B BAKER. IVORY JOE BANKSON. DEBBIE LYNN: FBLA, 223. BARBER. CHARLES DEWAYNE. BARCLAY. LUCILLE: 170. BARNES, JOHN DAVID BARTON. SYLVIA DARLENE: FHA BATTLES. DEBRA ANN: DECA; FHA; 223. BEARDEN. DONNA SHF.REE: Beta Psi Epsi- lon. 173. BELYEU. DANNY BRIAN: DECA; 49. 154. 167. BENNETT. KAREN DENISE. 224. BENSON, WINSTON BERNARD BILLINGSLEY. KARIS MARIE: 223. BISHOP. JOHN ALLEN. JR.: Band. 162; Alpha Sigma Psi. 168; 224. BISHOP. USA ANN: Spanish Club; Spanish Honor Society: Junior Red Cross; National Honor Society; $100 Club. 35; Pep Club. 165: Pi Delta Phi,'174; 39. 224. BI.ACKBURN. STANLEY CHARLES. BOATNER. PATRICIA ANN: Beta Psi Epsilon. 173; 146. 224. BOBO. JOAN ELISE: FHA; $100 Club. 35; Na- tional Honor Society. 144: Triads, 150; 224. BOLTON. STEVEN KEITH BONE, SARAH ANN: Pep Club. Cheerleader; $100 Club. 35; Key Club. 142; National Honor Society. 144; Triads. 150: G Club. 165; Pi Delta Phi.'174; 14, 58. 60. 69. 86. 89. 191. 224. BOWERS. JOEY LEE: Key Club; Football. 74: G Club, 165; 16. 20. 42. 223. 224. BOZEMAN. TERESA MICHELE: 224 BRADFORD. JAMES WILSON BRADFORD. RICHARD DALE: 224 BREWSTER. TIMOTHY HOYT BROOKS. WESLEY HOWARD BROTHERS. WALTER JIMMY: 154, 224. BROWN. AMANDA KAY: FHA; VICA. 154; French Club, 171. BROWN, HELEN MAUR1NE: Pep Club; Vel- vctoncs. 146; 224. BROWN. RICHARD DALE BROWN. ROBERT LEE. 225. BRYAN. JOHN PARKS: 225 BURCHFIELD. STEVEN MICHAEL: 225. BYRD. ROBERT THOMAS: National Honor Society. 144; 226. c CALHOUN. BARRY LYNN CALLOWAY. JENNIFER DENISE: 170 CAMBRON. NANCY JEAN: $100 Club. 35; National Honor Society, 144; Beta Psi Epsi- lon. 173; 17. 226. CARLISLE, CLARICE: FHA; National Honor Society. 144; 226. CASH. LAWRENCE KINKLE: Velvelones. 146; Junior Civitans, 148; Junior Red Cross. 169; 110, 226. CAUSEY. RANDALL JACK: 49. 226 CHAPMAN. JAMES BRIAN: 133. 227 CHASTAIN. PATRICIA DENISE: 43. 45. 48. 144. 146. 242. 246, 227 CLARK. PATRICIA KAY: Junior Civitans. 148; 227. CLAYTON. DEBORAH LYNN: 227. CLAYTON. MICHAEL SCOTT: 74. 168. 222. 227. 228. 246. 261. COCHRAN. HERBERT KEITH: Alpha Sigma Psi; Spanish Club; Vclvetones. 146: Band. 162; 39. 48. 227. 234. COLEMAN. RANDALL DARNELL: 170. COLLEY. EUGENE AUSTIN COLLINS. BARRY DALE: 47. 154. 227. COLLINS, JONATHON. COLLINS. RHONDA SUE: 227. 255. COLLINS. SHARON KAY: National Honor Society, 144; Pep Club. 165; Junior Red Cross. 169; Beta Psi Epsilon. 173; 227. COLLINS. VALERIE: 29. 52. 55. 170. COOK. BYRON SYLVESTER 170. C OOK. CLYDE STEPHEN: 228. COOK. MICHAEL ANDREW: 55, 154. 227. COOLEY. RICHARD ALLEN: 21. 165. 228. 265. COX. TERESA LOUISE: 27. 28, 46. 52. 55. 56. 58, 60. 144. 155. 158, 160, 174. 228. 244. 264. CREEL. DAVID LUCIAN: Homeroom Repre- sentative. 35; $100 Club. 35; National Honor Society. 144; Math Club, 171; III. 228. CROOK. ANITA MARSH ELLA: 170. 228. CURRY. LINDA DENISE: Crucible Staff. 152; Tri-Hi-Y. 169. French Club. 171; Alpha Psi Omega. 174; 228. CURRY. TONYA JAN: FBLA. 155. CUSHING. JAMA JOY: Junior Civitans. 148; Vclvetones. 146; 228. D DAILEY, VIRGINIA ANN: Sigma Chi Epsi- lon. 172; FBI A. 228 DANDRIDGE. GLORIA JEAN: FHA; Span- ish Club; Explorer Pact 12; 228. DAVIS. DEBRA DAVIS. JANA SIMONE: 32. 48. 52. 144. 171, 228. DAVIS. LINDA GAY: Youth Council on Civic Affairs; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Spanish Honor Society; $100 Club. 35; National Honor Society. 144; Math Club. 171; 228. DAVIS. PAULA WYNETTA: The Last Ones. 170; 228. DAVIS, SABRINA MECHELLE: 32. 170. DENSON. STEVEN JACK: Senior Notable. 60; Drum Major, 158; Alpha Sigma Psi. 168; 30. 58. 157, 163. 228, 232. 244. DEVINE, MELISSA ANN: DECA; 228. DIAL, BRIAN ()l IVER: 229. DOWLING, THOMAS FRANK: 25, 35. 52. 58. 90. 92. 111. 144. 168. 223. 233. 239. 248. 279. DRISKELL. JOYCE ELAINE: Junior Civitans; 228. DUDLEY. LAWRENCE WILLIAM: Football. 74; G Club. 165; 14. 72. DUKE. GEORGE RANDALL: Key Club; Spanish Honor Society; Baseball, 98; Crucible Staff, 152; G (Tub, 165; 21. 30, 41. 26. 100. 99. 230. 258. E EASLEY. DONNIE EDWARD EDWARDS. DONNIE RAY: 230. EDWARDS. FREDERICK: 170. EILAND. ROBERT DENNIS: Spring En- semble: All State Chorus. 48; Math Team. Ill; National Honor Society, 144; Vclvetones. 146; Alpha Sigma Psi. 168; Band. 160; Math Club. 171; 39. 230, 235. 244. 248. 274 ELLIOTT. DANNY FRED: Band; Spanish Club: Wrestling. 84; Baseball. 99; G Club. 165; 18. 53. 231. ELLIS, CYNTHIA DIANNE: 231. EUGENIAS. AMFTTHEA: Key Club: Spanish Club; Pep Club; $100 Club. 35; Homeroom Representative. 35; Bargirl. 98; National Honor Society. 144; Tri-Hi-Y. 169; Math Club. 171; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172; 24. 125. 231. F FADELY. JANICE MADELINE. French Club; Band. 160. 162; 24. 36. 159, 231. 244 FAULKNER. PAMELA LUZEL: FBLA; Na- tional Honor Society. 144; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172; 120. 231. FELTON. JOHNNY LEE: 154 FOBBUS. SARAH KATHRYN: $100 Club. 35; National Honor Society, 144; Triads, 150; Sigma Chi Epsilon, 172; 18. 64. 231. 240. 278. FOSHEE, MIKE: 154. FOWLER. GREGORY JOHN: 154. FRAZIER. EDWARD LEWIS. FRICKS. DONNA LYNN: 231 FRISBY. KARRI STARR 171, 231 FULLER. KAREN DENISE: The Last Ones. 170; 231 G GABLE. MARTIN TRACY: 154 GARDNER. KATHLEEN MARY: 94. 165. 171. 232. 282 Directory GARNER. HARRY CLAY: Spanish Club. Football. 74: Key Club. 142; G Club: 165; Checkers. 168; 180. 232. GARRETT. JEREMIAH GENTRY. TIM ALAN: Youth Council on Civic Affairs; Chess Club; $100 Club. 35; Football. 72; National Honor Society. 144; Velvctones. 146; Junior Civitans. 148; G Club. 165; Span- ish Club. 167; Junior Red Cross. 169; 46. 48. 149. 150. 233. GILBERT. JANN1E SUE: 232. GILBERT. JIMMIE LOU: 232. GLENN. PATTI DARLENE: $100 Club. 35: 232. GOSS. CHARLES RANDALL: National Honor Society, 144. Velvctones, 146; Band. 161. 163; Alpha Sigma Psi. 168; Math Club. 171; 39. 105. 158, 232. 234. 270. GRAMLING. BOBBY LYNN: National Honor Society, 144; Vclvetoncs. 146. Junior Civitans. 148; Spanish Club. 167; 149. 232. 260. GRAMLING. MARJORIE DEAN: 39. 55. 150. 154. 174. 232. GRAY. CHERYL LYNN: $100 Club, 35; 120. 150. 232. GRAY. SHERRY LYNN: Pi Delta Phi. Na- tional Honor Society. 144; Triads. 150; 39. 43. 222. 224. 232. GREEN. ANNIE GREEN. CATHY ELAINE. GREEN. MARIA ANGELICIA Interclub CounsiJ; VICA. 154; $100 Club, 35; 232. GREEN. SYLVESTER LAMAR GRIFFITH. TAMMY 154 GUNN. BRENDA JOYCE: FHA; 233 H HALE, CECELIA DANETTE: 233 HALE, DAVID McKINNON: Basketball; Football, 74; $100 Club. 35; Homeroom Rep- resentative. 35; National Honor Society. 144; G Club, 165; Checkers. 168; Kingsman; 21. 52. 79. 233. 228. 246. 264. 272. 273. HALL. AUSTIN LAPRIEST: Track; Traffic Safety Counsil. 166. HALL CHARLENE LEE: 30. 41. 46. 82. 98. 165, 174. 233. HAMPTON. RICKY CLYDE: 98. 99. 100. 165. 233. HANDY. JANICE MARLENE; 233 HARBISON. BRIAN DAVID HARDING. DENNIS EDWARD HARDMAN. ANITA RUTH: Velvetones. 146; Bela Psi Epsilon, 173; 133. HARDY. ROBIN: 236. HARRIS. MARY VEEDA: Velvctones, 146: The Last Ones. 170; 234. HARRIS. STEVEN RENARD HEIBERGER. CAROL LOUISE: Spanish Club; National Honor Society. 144. Math Club. 171; Sigma Chi Epsilon, 172; 234. HENDERSON. SUSAN LYNN: $100 Club. 35; 234. HENRY. KAREN ANN: Tnads. 150; 234. HESTER. CRAIG ALLEN: Football; G Club; 52. 74. 234. HESTER. LESLIE KIM: 35, 65. 82. 83. 94. 96. 144. 171. 172. 234. HIGDON. TROY EARL: Football. 74; Wres- tling. 84; G Club. 165; Checkers. 168; 265. HILL. PATRICIA ANN: Coronation Ball Fa- vorite; $100 Club. 35; Miss Patriot. 49; Senior Notable, 59; Cross Award. 68; Math Team. Ill; Top Ten. 144; National Honor Society. 145; Velvetones. 147; Crucible Editor. 152; Math Club, 171; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172; Se- nior Class Treasurer. 220; 34. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 52. 235. 236. 241. 248. 256. 262, 277. 278. HILL. WANDA KAY: 235. HOLLAND. BELINDA SUE: 173. 235. HOLLIDAY. RICKY CHARLES: FHA; 235. HOLLIS. FLOYD LA MONT: VICA. 154; 235. HORNSBY. KATHRYN NINA: Pep Club; Spanish Club; G Club; $100 Club. 35; Balgirl. 98; National Honor Society. 145; Triads. 150; Associate Editor Crucible, 142; Tn-Hi-Y. 169; Math Club. 171; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172; 24. 56. 235. 239. 265. 269. HOSKINS. WANDA D : Youth Counsil on Civic Affairs; Band; Nauonal Honor Society. 145; Junior Civitans. 148; FBLA, 155; Junior Red Cross. 169; 46. 236 HOUSER. SANDRA DIANE: FHA. 155; FBLA. 155; $100 Club. 35; The Last Ones. 170: 236. HOYETT, EDITH MARIE: 52. 170. 236 HOYT. RICHARD EUGENE: 24 HUDSON. REBECCA DENISE: 170. 236 HUDSON. WILLIAM EDWARD: Band. Al- pha Sigma Psi. 168; 24. 225. 236. HUFF. JACQUELINE HUFF. KELVIN BERNARD: Chess Club; The Last Ones, 170; 53, 236. 251. HUFF: LARRY DAVID: $100 Club. 35; Salu- latorian. 66; National Honor Society. 145: Ju- nior Red Cross, 169; French Club. 171; Math Club. 171; 21. 47. 236. 250. 256. HUFFMAN. STEPHEN CURL: 52. 55. 236 HI (.HI I 'i MARCUS EDWARD. HUGHLEY, TIMETHIA DIANNE: Track; French Club. 171. HUNDLEY. DERAMUS RICKY 169. 236 j JACKSON. PAMELA MARIE: 236 JACKSON. REGINALD JACQUES JEMISON. JEFFERY: 167. 236 JOHNS. STEVEN ANTHONY: 146. 168. 236. JOHNSON. JANNA: National Honor Society; $100 Club, 35; Homeroom Representative, 35; Volleyball. 82: Tennis. 96; Velvctones. 146; G Club, 165; Math Club, 171; Beta Psi Epsilon. 173; 48. 235, 242. 243. 270 JONES, CALVIN. JONES, BOBBY DON: Basketball. 90. 93; 236. JONES, FRED LEE. JONES, OZETTA MAE: 144. 237. JONES. PRISCILLA: 236. K KEELING. ROBERT AUSTIN: Homeroom Representative. 35; Coronation Ball Kings- man. 52; Football. 74; G Club. 165; Checkers. 168; 55. 56, 78, 130. 223, 236, 239. KELLY. JAMES PERRY: 25, 168. 236. 264. 272. KENNEDY. TAMMY ANNE: Pep Club; Key Club Favorite. 142: National Honor Society. 145: Triads. 150; Pi Delta Phi. 174; 30.62. 224. 234. 236. KILGORE, RONNIE LEE. KING. VIVIAN: 155, 237. KIRBY. ROBERT GEORGE KYLE. YVONNE: 170. 237. L LANDRUM. TINA DENISE: Track; FHA; National Honor Society, 145; Pep Club. 165. LAUGHLIN. TERRY JOE Basketball Man- ager: 236. LEACH. MARK FERRLTER: FCA: Spanish Honor Society; Spanish Club; Track; G Club; Key Club. 142; National Honor So- ciety. 145; 28.41. 44. 58.60. 65. 238. 240. 246 LEE. DANA CAROLE: G Club. Spanish Club $100 Club. 35; Swim Team. 94; Triads. 150; Band. 159; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172; 65. 95. 156. 158. 161. 229. 238. 244. LIKOS. KAREN GRACE: DECA; SI00 Club. 35; National Honor Society. 145: Beta Psi Ep- silon. 173; 238. LOWE KIM: The Last Ones. 170. LOYD. REGINA: 82, 238 LUHRS. KAREN RENEAU: FBLA. 155: 120 LUKER. DEBRA DIANNE: $100 Club. 35; Crucible Staff. 152. 153; Pep Club. 165; Math Club. 171; Bela Psi Epsilon. 173; 68. 238. 254. 256. 264. 275. 276. LYONS. DEBRA CHARLENE: 37, 41. 48. 46. 82, 150. 165. 174. 225. 238. M MACHEN. JEFF L.: Track: G Club; German Club; Wrestling. 84; Math Team. Ill; Na- tional Honor Society. 145; Math Club. 171; 238. MADIXJX. DEBRA DELANE. MAEGER. RHONDA LYNN: FBLA; Pep Club; Assistant Tiger. 86; Pi Delta Phi; 238. MANDERSON. SUSAN KAY: 119. 238. MANNING. KAREN KAY: Swim Team; Tri- ads. 150; Band. 162; 158. MARBURY. ZADIE W MARTIN. EZRA. MARTIN. GLENN. MARTIN. RANDALL WILLIAM Key Club. Spanish Club; National Honor Society, 145; 16, 238. MAYBEN. ROY MICHAEL 142. 238 MAYO. JEFFREY SCOTT 24. 171. 238. 261. 270. 108 MAYS. ANTHONY WAYNE: Spanish Club; National Honor Society, 145; The Last Ones. 170; 53, 238. McALPIN. LUIS REY: 29. 38. 52. 58. 60. 145. 155. 165. 160. 236. 238. 91 McCAIN, BARRY JAY: 239. McCARVER. JONATHAN GLENN. McDonald. ORVA KYLE, JR 42. I40, 146. 239. McKENZIE. CHARLOTTE LYNN: SlOOCIub. 35; Senior Notable. 58; DAR Good Citizen- ship Girl. 60; Julia Rhinehart Award. 68; Ti- ger. 86. 89; Swim Team. 94; President SGA. 140; Top Ten. 144. Triads. 150; Nauonal Honor S ciety. 145; Crucible Staff. 152. 153; G Club. 165; Tri-Hi-Y. 169; 14. 22. 42. 43. 44. 46. 54. 62. 66. 95. 221. 225. 227. 230. McLEOD. TIM ARNOLD DECA 154 McNABB. MICHAEL ALAN: Key Club. Na- tional Honor Society. 145 , 239, 225. McPETERS. ARTHUR PHILLIP: 240 McRAE. MARK DAVID: VICA, 154; Home- room Representative. 35. MEADOWS. TAMMY RETHIA National Honor Society; Math Club. 171; 240. MELOUN. PAUL JOSEPH III: 142. 240. MELTON. DIANNE: FHA The Last Ones. 170; 240. MILLER. PHILLIP ELTON: 240. MINOR. DENNIS GENE MOORE, DONNA KAY: Triads, 150; 240 MOORE. SHELIA RENEE: 240 MORGAN. DUFFIE LEE: 240 MORGAN. HENRY FRANK. JR : 74. 76. 240 MORGAN. RICKEY JAMES: The Last Ones; FHA. 155 Directory 283 MORING. ANTHONY JEROME: Coronation Ball Kingsman. 52; Football. 74; G Club. 165. 21. 56. 65. 76. 79. 233. 240 MORRIS. DEBORAH CAROL. MURRAY. CRAIG: 154. 240 N NANCE STEVEN EDWARD: 35. 64, 72. 74. 76. 16«. 240. 246. 248. 264, 272. NAPPIER. BETTY ANN: National Honor So- ciet); Pep Club; Junior Civitans. 148; FHA. 155. FBLA. 155; Delta Eta Psi; 241 NELSON. MARGARET D1ANN: 242 NELSON. SANDRA BERNICE: 242 NIX. OVIVIA ERNESTINE: $100 Club. 35; National Honor Society. 145; Junior Civitans. 148; Triads. 150; Math Club. 171; Beta Psi Epsilon, 173; 242. 260 NOAH. DONNA LYNNE: 18. 20. 82. 83. 165. 174, 233. 242 NOAH. RHONDA GAIL: National Honor So- ciety. 145; Junior Civitans: Track; Pi Delta Phu 174; 242. o OWENS. GLENDA DERENE: FBLA; DECA. 154; 242 p PALMORE. ANNIE PEARL PARKER. PEGGY ELAINE: 155, 242. PARNELL. CINDY LYNN National Honor Societv, 145; FBLA. 155; 120. 243 PARSONS. ELIZABETH ANN: Tri-Hi-Y: Pep Club; Triads. 150; DECA. 154; Pi Delta Phi. 174; 242 PASSMORE. BRUCE LIDDELL 170 PATTERSON. JOAN MARIE Junior Civitans: Spanish Club; National Honor Society; $100 Club. 35; Homeroom Representative. 35; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172; Pep Club; 18. 222. 242. PATTERSON. VALERIE ROCHELLE: 242 PAULDING. CARRIE EYONNE: $100 Club. 35; Volleyball. 82; Tnads. 150; Junior Red Cross. 169; French Club. 171; 243; Home- room Rcpresentauve. 35. PAYNE. PAIGE: Tn-Hi-Y; Spanish Club. Vol- leyball. 82: National Honor Society. 145; 17. 223. PEARSON. TEDDY ANDRE: 154. PENDLEY, CLAUDE EUGENE: 243 PERRY. JERRY WILLIAM National Honor Society. 145; 243. PHILLIPS. RICHARD FERGUSON 43. 142. 243. 254. 274. PHILLIPS, SALLY MARIE Coronation Ball Favorite. 52; Coronation Ball Queen. 56; Na- tional Honor Society, 145: Velvetones. 146. Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172; 58. 60. 64. 119. 221. 240. 242. 243. 278. 279. PIAZZA. MICHAEL GREGORY: Track: Key Club; G Club; SI00 Club. 35: Homeroom Representative. 35. Checkers. 168. 243. PIERCE. GREGORY EUGENE: 170. PITMAN. CRAIG GENTRY: National Honor Society; Key Club; Hi-Y, 169; French Club. 284 Directors 171; 37. 235 PITTMAN. SUZANNE GAIE: Youth Council on Civic Affairs; $100 Club. 35; National Honor Society. 145; Junior Civitans. 148: Tri- ads, 150; Junior Red Cross. 169, Beta Psi Ep- silon. 173; 244 PITTS. CHRISTINE. PLIMPTON. STEVEN HERBERT: Band In- terclub Counsil; DECA. 154; 49. 244. PONDER. TIMOTHY JAMES: VICA. 154: Checkers, 168; 244. PORTER. JULIETTE: 82 POSEY. CHERYL LYNN. R RAGLAND. ANTHONY JEROME RAINS. BARBARA LYNN: National Honor Society; FBLA. 155; 244. RAPER. JEFFERY GLENN: 244. RAYBURN. RHONDA ANN: Homecoming Maid. 28; Coronation Ball Beauty. 52; Senior Notable. 60; Triads. 150; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172; 27. 58. 244. 270. REDDEN. MICHAEL WESTLEY RICHARDSON. JOHN CLAYTON: 18. 74. 76. 165. 244. RICHARDSON. JULIE ANN Tri-Hi-Y; 16 244 ROBERTS. CHARLENE. ROBERTS. DOROTHY ANN: $100 Club, 35: Senior Notable. 59; Key Club Favorite. 142: Top Ten. 144; Nauonal Honor Society. 145; Velvetones. 146: Crucible Staff. 152. 153. Pep Club. 165; Math Club. 171; Sigma Chi Epsi- lon. 172; Senior Class Secretary. 220; 12. 42. 43. 44. 58. 240. 242. 244. 246. 248. 254. 267. ROBERTSON. DAVID. ROBINSON. ADRIENNE ESTELLE: 53. 170. 244. RODEN. DAVID WAYNE: Band; Alpha Sigma Psi; 244. RODGERS. KATHY JO: Homeroom Repre- sentative. 35; Nauonal Honor Society. 145: Crucible Staff. 152, 153; FBLA. 155; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172: 120. 244. ROUSE. DENISE: 48. 62. 64. 150. 244. 251 RUDD. JAMES DUNSON: 43. 74. 76. 78. 106. 142. 144. 152. 165, 228. 236. 238. 239. 241. 244. 266. RUNYANS. JUDY IRENE: 245. RUSSELL. ROD ANTHONY 170. s SEGO. MELISSA LOU: French Club: $100 Club. 35; Volleyball. 82; Nauonal Honor So- ciety. 145; Tnads. 150; Math Club. 171: P. Delta Phi. 174; 48. 245 SHAFFER. ANTHONY ELVIS. 245. SHAW. GIGI TAS: 155. 164. 170. 246 SHERRER. GARY CLAYBURN: Senior No- table. 60; Tennis. 96;'Top Ten. 144; National Honor Society. 145; Velvetones. 146: G Club. 164. Math Club. 171. Key Club. 142; Presi- dent Senior Class. 220; 150. 220. 246. 256. 267. 272. SHEW. CAROL LYNN: Pep Club. Junior Civ- itans. 148; Tnads. 150: Pi Delta Phi. 174; 37. 46. 222. 225. 246 SHEW. RACHEL DENISE: Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society: Spanish Club Presi- dents Award; National Honor Society. 145; Top Ten. 144. Math Club. 171; 46. 246 SIMMONS. MONA LISA Band: Triads. 150: Pep Club. 165; Beta Psi Epsilon. 173 SIMMONS. STEVE LEE: 154. SIMS. JOSEPH LEE: 74. 76 SKIPPER. REBECCA LYNN: 154. 246 SMITH. AUNDREE: 98. 99. 101, 246. SMITH. JAMES SMITH. JAMES EDW ARD: Junior Red Cross. $100 Club. 35; Homeroom Representative. 35; Senior Notable. 58; Valedictorian. 66; Key Club. 142; Top Ten. 144; National Honor So- ciety. 145; Crucible Staff. 152. 153: Governor of Alabama Key Clubs. 49; 46. 68. 246. 250. SMITH. LARRY WAYNE: 12. 110. 246 SMITH. MARK STORY: 25. 42. 43. 50. 54. 56. 58. 74. 76. 168. 191. 246. 266. 279. SMITH. MARY LYNETTE: National Honor Societv; FBLA. 155; 246. SMITH. PEGGY DENISE: 20. 30. 35. 39. 144. 150. 165. 174. 220. 235. 246 SMITH. SUSAN ELIZABETH Band; Spanish Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Junior Civitans. 148: FHA. 155; 246 SMITH. TIMOTHY ARDEN Traffic Safety Counsil; Chess Club; Math Club. 171. SPARES. GEORGE BARNARD. JR Band. Pep Club; National Honor Society. 145; Vcl- vetones. 146; Alpha Sigma Psi. 168; Math Club. 171: 163. 246 SPEER. CINDY ANN SPIVAK. LESLIE ANN: French Club; Tri-Hi- Y; $100 Club. 35: Magazine High Salesman. 34. Nauonal Honor Society. 145; Crucible Staff. 152. 153: Pep Club. 165: Math Club. 171; 34. 213. 246. 254. 262. 266. 272. 278. STANLEY. ROBERT LYLE: 14. 21. 46. 58. 60. 74. 76. 78. 98. 99. 100. 144. 164. 232. 246. 260 STEELE. PAMELA NELL: $100 Club. 35: FHA. 155: 246 STEWART. ALAN MITCHELL: DECA. 154; 246 STEWART, DIANA C AROL: FHA; 246 ST1TH. CHARLES TALCOTT. JR : Wrestling: Baseball. 99; Junior Civitans; Checkers. 168; 101. 246. STOFFREGEN. RITA FAYE: Junior Civitans: $100 Club. 35; FBLA. 155; Pi Delta Phi. 174. 120. 246. STRICKLAND. JIMMY EUGENE. SWINDALL. ANGELIA RAMONA: Volley- ball: VICA. 154; 246 SYNOR. FREDDIE LEE. T TAYLOR. VALERIA LYNN Track: Volley- ball. 82; Tennis. 96; G Club; 165; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172; Pep Club; 246. FERRELL. TERESA ANN: Pep Club: 222. 246 THACKER. BEVERLY KIM FBLA. 155; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172: 246. rHOMAS. LORETTA DENISE: 246 THOMPSON. PHYLLIS ANNETTE: Velve- lones. 146; Beta Psi Epsilon. 173: 246 TIMMONS. SHIRLEY ANN: 248 TODD. MARGARET JANE: 154 TOW. MARIANNE: $100 Club. 35; Pi Delta Phi, 174; 119. 248. 256. TOWN LEY. BEN REED: Chess Club: Base- ball. 99; 248. TOWNSEND. CHARLES HARRISON TRAYLOR. ELAINE. TU'BB, MARK ALLEN: Homeroom Represen- tative. 35; DECA. 154; 248 TUCKER. TERRY LIDELl VICA. 154 TUCKER. THOMAS MARTIN: 249 TURNER. HENRIETTA: Band; French Club. 171; 249 TURNER. MICHAEL REED VICA. 154 V VALENTINE. DEBRA ANN: 249 VALENTINE. TONI ELAINE: 154 VAUGN. DARRELL JEROME. VEASEY. THERESA MICHELLE: Pep Club; Volleyball. 82; National Honor Society. 145: I HA. 155; G Club. 165; 83. 249. VICE. RANDALL CRAIG: $100 Club. 35: Key Club. 142; National Honor Society. 145; Math Club. 171; 115. 250. VISE. LILLIAN LUCILLE: Volleyball. 82; Na- tional Honor Society. 145; Vclvctoncs. 146; Junior Civitans. 148; G Club. 165; Junior Red Cross, 169; Beta Psi Epsilon. 173; Math Club. 171; 44. 62. 241. 250. w WADE. CLAIRE ELLEN: Pep Club; Sigma Chi Epsilon. 172; 119. WATSON. DEBRA ANN WEAVER. CINDY RENEA: Pep Club; Span- ish Honor Society; Spanish Club: Homeroom Representative. 35; National Honor Society, 145; Math Club. 171; 63. 250 WEEKS. JENNIFER MARIE: 250 WESTON. ERWIN: Chess Club; The Last Ones. 170; 25. 250. WHITE, CAROLYN DENISE. WHITFIELD. RALPH WALDO: Band; Na- tional Honor Society. 145: Vclvctoncs. 146; Alpha Sigma Psi. 168; Math Club. 171; 48. 53. 46. 115. 123, 162, 243. 250. 261. WILDER. BELINDA KIM: DECA. WILLARD. JAMES RICHARD WILLIAMS. CHER1 SUZETTE: FBLA; Pep Club; SGA Reporter. 141; Tnads, 150; Beta Psi Epsilon, 173 : 42. 140. 246. 250. WILLIAMS. CHERYL ANNETTE: 250. WILLIAMS. CYNTHIA DENISE: VICA. WILLIAMSON. PERRY MARTIN: DECA. 154. WILSON. GREGORY LANE: VICA; French Club; 251. WISE, TERESA ANN: 136; 251. WOODALL, SARAH: $100 Club. 35; Home- room Representative. 35; Vclvctoncs. 146; Pi Della Phi, 174; 39. 251. 258. WOODARD. PAMELA JOYCE: FHA; VICA. 154; 251. WRIGHT. CASSIE: DECA; Tri-Hi-Y. 169; 251. WYATT. REBECCA ANN. WYNN. CHERYL YVETTE: French Club; DECA. 154; 251. Y YOUNG. REGINALD ARNESS. Juniors A Adams, Phillip: 21, 210. Aen. Cynthia. Adcock. Steve: 210. .Allison, Tommy: 210. Aultman. Dcna: 175. Avery, Clay. Avery, Shirley: 210. 172. B Back. Kent: 21. 42. 50, 74. 80. 92. 125. 142. 146. 165. 210, 222. Ball. Fernando: 210. Barnes. Deborah: 48. 55, 122, 146. 162. 173. 210, 273. Beavers, Kathy. 172. Bell, Robin: 210. Belycu. Cora: 155, 172. 210. Benson. Joyce. Berry. Lane: 210. Betterton. Mark: 20. 21. 74. 165. Biddle. Tom. Bishop. Lisa: 82. 165. 173, 210. Black. Kelly. 148, 175. 210. Blackburn. Ins: 82. 174. Blackburn, Phillip. Boggs. LaRclha: 154. 175, 210. Bonds. Cynthia: 24. 160. 210. Brackett. Joni: 48. 84. 150. 165. 175. 210. 212. Bradley. Melanie: 24. 159. 161. 210. Bryant. Paula: 29, 210. Brewster. Kimberly: 210. Brewster. Tom: 49 Brooks, Richard: 18, 21. 50, 55. 74. 94. 142. 165. 210. 212. Brooks, Rowanna: 210. 218. Brown, Mayra: 171, 173. 211, 213. Brown, Mike: 74. 165. 211. Buckelew, Cathy: 211. Burks. Deborah: 155, 211. Butler. Sidney: 150. 171, 211. 273. c Cain. Cheryl: 84. 159. 161. 173, 211. 213. 215. 218. Calhoun. Paul. Calhoun, Paulette: 172. Calloway, David. Cameron. LcAnn: 16. 175. 211. 212, 218. Campbell, Cynthia: 211 Chambers. Earl: 226. Chandler. Harold: 154. 211. 216. Chesser. Avery: 74. 98. 100. 165, 211. Childers. Rhona: 175. 210. Christopher, Doug. Clark. Donna: 150. 175. 211. Clay, Patncia: 211. Cline. Mike: 21. 42. 96. 140, 163. 168. 210. 212, 215. Cobia, Marjan: 211. 173. Coleman. David: 211. Coleman. Jessica. Coleman, Robert. Collins, Deborah: 24, 161. 211. Collins, Donna: 211. Collins, Lisa: 211. Connor. Pam: 86. 89. 142. 165, 171. 173, 274. 277. Cooper. Johnny: 30, 50, 74. 84. 94, 95, 142. 165. 191. 211 Cox, Bob: 211, 74 Crews. Theresa: 50. 86. 164. 212. Crowley, Renar. Crumpler. Curtis: 38. 50. 91, 92, 93. 171. 212. 222. Culp. Henry: 25. 96, 130. 212. 223. 239. C urry, Horace. D Davis. Deborah: 175. Davis. Denise: 170. 212. Davis. Felitia: 212. Davis. Ronald. Davis, Sharon: 172. 212. Davis. Sheila: 212. Dennis. Ronnie: 212. Denson. Gina: 14. 42. 159. 160. 173, 212. Denson. Kathryn: 20, 94. 152. 153. 171. 175. 210. 212. Denson. Miles: 212. Denson. Tina: 212, 175. Dellinger. Bill: 146. DeVine. Melissa. Dobbs, Brad: 168. 212. Dobbs. Janice: 144. 152. 153, 155. 171. 175. 2P Donald. Tara: 39, 86. 144. 148. 152. 153. 155. 164. 174. 212. 216. 258. Dover. Pam: 159. 161. 171. 212. Drenner. Nora 144, 148. 149. 212. Dudley. Valerie: 170. 212. E Elliott. George: 212. Ellis. Dcbbi: 212. Ellis. Joseph. Elmore, Terrell. Espy, Annette: 155, 171, 173. F Farley. Randy: 212. Faulkner. Donna. Ford, Cathy. Fowler. Carol: 17. 175, 218. 212. Frazier, Alicia. Freeman. Donald. 212. Freeman. Karen 17. 218. 212, 175. Freeman. Ronald: 212. Fresh. Gcnny: 146. 169. 173, 213. G Galbreath. Brent. Gardner. Gerard: 21. 39. 94. 142. 152. 153. 165, 171. 213. Garren. Becky: 150. 159. 160. 173. 213. 215. Garrett, Charles: 213. Garrett. Kenneth: 213. Garrett, Tommy: 144. 213. Gentry. Anita: 213. Gilbert Sharon. Gilliland. Eddie: 213. Gilmore. Harlan. Goggins, Cynthia. Goldsby, Ricky: 72. 74. 78. 80. Gray, Jennie: 176. Green. Ramona. 212. Green. Maxine. Greenberg, Deborah: 213, 171. Directory 285 Greenwood. Dcmard: 233 Greer. Carolyn: 17. 165. 213. Gregorson, Deborah: 212. Griffith. Tommy: 18. 20. 74. 165. 213. Guinn. Melissa. Guinn. Tyrone. Gunter. Randy: 161. 162, 168. 214 Guyton. Myra: 175, 214. H Hale. Cassandra: 170. Hall. Percy. Hamby. Gcnncnc: 214. Hamilton. Phillip: 214. Hamilton. Rusty: 148. Handy, Janice. Hardnett. Elaine: 170. 214. Harris. Steven. Harvey. Angela. Hawkins. Juan: 214. Hayes. Randy: 214. Heard, Timothy: 214. Heard. Enc. Heiberger. Ed: 144. 171. 214. Higginbotham. Phillip: 20. 74. 165. 212. 214 Higgins. Paulette. Higgins. Randy: 214. Highumer. Wanda: 36. Hill. Tim: 212. 214 Holland. Brian: 12. 148. 212. 214 Holley, Mamie Jo. Holloway. Andy: 214 Horton. Don: 74. 170. 214. Horton. Jimmy: 74. 98, 214 Howell. Emily. Howard. Harry. Hoyt. Gaylord. Hubbard. Canetha. Humphries. David: 18. 74, 165. 214. Hunter. Alice. Huntley, Alethea. I Ivey. Pamela: 53. 150. 171, 214. j Jackson. Consuella. Jackson. Jolynda: 214 Jackson. Reginald. Johnson. Barbara: 169. 175. 214. Johnson. Charles. Johnson. Clinton. Johnson, Dale: 145. 160. 171, 214. Johnson. Diane. Johnson. Johnnie. 214 Johnson. Joseph. Johnson. Mary: 171. 173, 214. Johnson, Eddie: 146. 163. 166, 214. Johnson. Tommy. Jones. Cheryl: 214. Jones. Norris. Jordan. Wayne. 214. K Keenum. David. Kelley. David: 163. 168. 215. Kendrick, Ronald. Kennedy. James: 25. 160, 215. Kerr, Darlene. 214. Kilgore. Lisa: 159, 161. 175, 214. Killian. John: 154. 215. Killian. Manon: 215. Kimbrough. Eric. King. Lclitia: 13, 214. Kirby. Everett. Kirkland, Byron: 215. Kitchens, Debbie. 215. Knight. James. Kyle, Sherman. L Langley. Pamela: 175. 215. Lastcr. Deloisc: 13, 155. Ustcr. Willie: 146. 160. Latham. Byron. Lawrey, Lewis. Lee. Connie: 159, 175, 215. Lee. Ingram: 154. 215. Leslie, Johnny: 84, 215. Lewis. Calhenne. Lietner. Roger: 215. Lindsey. Alice. Lindsey. Barbara: 155, 170. 215. Looney. James. Lowe. Paris. Loyd. Reginald. Luker, Kenneth. Lumpkin. Courtney: 215. Lyles. Jody: 154. M Mackey. Larry. Madden. Cynthia: 155. Maskc. Teresa: 214. Mann. Ted: 154, 168. 215 Manning. Jackie: 25. 161. 175. 215. Marshall. Lynn. Martin. Diane: 16. 22, 86. 164. 175. 212. 214. 218. Martin, Ronnie. Matthews. Howell: 27. 146. 162, 168. 215. Maxwell. Eric. McC ain. Cathy: 170. 214. McCarver. Sid. McDaniel. Scott. McDonald. Christopher: 216. McDufTie, Wally: 50. 74. 98. 165. 168, 216, 219. McGraw, David: 74. 165. McKelvcy. Lynn: 173. McMurray. Brenda. Melton. Danny. Michaels. Karen: 159. 162, 171. 175, 216. Miller. Roy: 74. 90. 93. 170. Mills. Julie: 30. 175. 216. Mitchell. LcAnn: 216. Moody. Savannah: 216. Moon. Lana: 216. Morgan. Alisa: 155. Morgan. Baker: 154, 168. 216. Morgan. Rachel. Moring. Crystal: 22. 86. 98. 101. 164. 173. 216. Morris. Derek. Murray, Myrum. N Naughton. Terry: 29. 55. 158. 160. 175, 214. 216. Neely. Barbara: 155. Norton. Stanley: 19. 30, 72. 74. 80. 165, 191, 216 o Oravct, Susan: 216, 175. Osborne, Eugenia: 216. p Pace. Vanessa. Parker. Alan: 160. Parker. Dclba: 155, 171. 216. Pearson. Cathy. Pendergraft. Teresa: 159, 216 Perry. Lee: 14. 16.42.48. 140, 146. 157. 159, 161. 165, 175, 215, 216. 219. Petty, Susan: 216. Pierce. Gay Nell: 148. 175. 216. Pitts. Lonssa: 217. Plimpton. Greg: 36. 48. 84. 146. 216. Porter. Teresa: 217. Presley. Dawn: 29. 42. 140. 148. 150. 158, 162. 217. Pntchett. Tommy: 217. R Rancher, Tommy. Reese. Joseph. Reynolds. Jimmy: 144. 171. Richardson. Tammy: 148. 171. 217. Robertson. James. Robertson. Michael. Robinson. Charles. Robinson, Dorothy. Robinson, Leslie: 155. 166. 170. 217. Ross. Felitia: 217. Rowan. Joy: 144. 148. 149. 171,217. Royal. Scott: 165. Runyan. Tem: 22. 86. 217. Russell. Kenny: 170. Ryan. Jim: 148. 165. 171. s Sanders. Anita: 175, 217. Scarber. Teresa: 148, 217. Scott. Phyllis: 175. Scmrick. Theresa: 217. Sheffield. Bonnie: 150. 159, 161. 171. 175, 217. Smith, Jenny: 17, 150. 173. 218. Smith. Rhoda: 173. 218. Spears. Svlvia. Spivak. Lisa: 16. 31. 171, 175. 218. 278. Spuriin, Randy: 20. 163. 168. 212, 218. Stancil. Pnscie: 159. 175. 218. Stanley. Beth Stanley, Charles. Steawn, Roger. Stegall, David. Steams, Cindy: 218. Stephens. Laura: 172, 171, 218. Stephens. Rhonda: 50, 54. 86. 164. 171. 175. 213, 218. 260. 286 Directory Stewart, Terry: 31. 21. 158. 162. 159. 171. � 75. 218. 150. Suter. Phillip. T Taylor, Beverly: 171. 218. Taylor. Elizabeth: 218. Taylor. Joe. Taylor. Melanie: 173. Taylor. Robert. Tanner. Jeff: 212. 218. Thomas, Karen. Thomas. Ricky: 263. Thomas. Sheila: 170. Thomas. Terry: 161. 173. Thompson. Belinda. Thompson. Brian: 212, 219. Thornton. Dennis. Thornton. Kelly: 218. Thurman. Kelly: 162, 218. Tidwell. Daniel: 142. 219. Tinker. Edward. Traylor, Wanda. Trotman. Jimmy. Tucker. Suzanne: 155. 218. Turner, Patricia: 48. 146. 154. 173. 218. u Upton. Kay. 20. 30, 32, 42. 50. 86. 88, 107. 140. 142, 152. 153, 164. 169. 171. 173, 212. 217. 219, 140. 156. 162. V Varner. Kent. Vinces. Francine. w Wagnon. James. Wallen. Terrell: 219. Walker. James. Walker. William Watford, Alan Christopher: 219. Watson. Sharon. Watson, Tony: 170. Watts. Angela: 148, 155. 219. Weatherly, Anthony. Whatley. Stan. White. Freddy: 219. White. Sandra: 119. 154. 175, 219. While, Yvonne: 219. Wildman. Joy: 173. 219. Williams, Charles. Williams, Felton: 50. 171, 219 Williams. Pamela. Williamson, Harold: 74, 94. 219. Williamson, John. Winbom. Donnie: 219. Womack. Johnny: 219. Woodall. Richard. Wright, Gary: 219. Wright, Kathy: 219. Y Young. Earl Dwight. Sophomores A Abner. Billy. Ackerson. Maty : 194. Adkins, Stanley: 50. Alexander. Caren: 159, 194. Alexander. Sharon: 194. Alexander, Sharon: 155. Alford. Vickie: 155. 166. 169. 174. 194. Allen. Greg. Anderson. Anita 158. 161 194. 172. 200. 206 Atkins, Stanley: 194. Audy. Darlene. Avery. Darrell: 194. B Bagiev. Jeffery: 194 Baker, Kay Barbara 159. 194 Baker, Gene. Ball. Tim: 98. 194. 1%. Baranick, Pam. Batey, Anna. 41. 159. 173, 194. 206. Bates, Tim: 194 Battles. Ann: 173. 194 Battles. Deborah. Benjamin. Nadine: 194. Bennett. Eileen: 194. Benson. Elijah. Berman. Amy: 172. 194. Blackburn. Clarence. Blackburn. Gary. Blackshaw. Greg. Black wood. Dee: 173, 194. Blands. David: 63. Bloodworth. Darlene: 194. Bonnesh. Tommy: 194. Bostick. Deborah: 194 Branning. Bill: 161. 194. Brooks, Amanda. Brown. Jocelyn. Brown. Regina: 194 Brown. Timothy: 194 Bryant. Barbara. Bullock, Tracyc: 148. 149. 158. 169. 162. 172. 195. 200. Burgess. Gena: 24. 39. 159. 161. 172. 195. Burton. Kathryn. Butler. Cathy. Byers. Herschel: 74, 165. c Cameron. Shirley: 195. Carrcll, Laura: 155, 195. Carstarphcn. Bonita: 82. 155. 172. Chambiee. James David. Chapman. Mark Thomas. Clay. Patricia. Cole. Derita. Cole. Sandra: 195. Cole. Donna: 195. Collins, Mona: 162. 169. 195. Cook. Stacy: 50. 56. 167. 195. 208. Cooley. Donna: 169, 172, 195. Cooper, John. Cox. Ken: 148. 195 Cozzens, Kenneth: 195. Crain. James: 195. Crain, Jon: 195. Crozicr. Johnny. D Dailey, Victor: 1%. Darnell, Tanya: 155. 196. Davis, David. Davis. Denise Davis, Dexter. Davis, Gloria. Davis. Jacqueline: 155, 196 Davis, Shcletha: 1%. Deerman. Ron Ray. Dempsey. Tammy: 1%. Denson. Junior: 1%. Denson. James: 46, 196. Dolberry, Nora: 1%. Doss. Pam: 1%. 172. Drenner. Jeffrey: 196 Dugger. James. Dunn, Jenna: 161. 165. E Edwards. Jocelin. Els berry, I'crry: 50. 54. 72. 74. 76. 78. 98. 100. 165. 1%. 199 Evans. John. F Fadelv. Wade: 163. 1%. 200. 206. Fann.' LaVelda: 49. 148. 158. 160. 173. 1%. 206. 208. 272. Farley. Kim: 1%. Felton. Charles Randolph Fielder. Darryl. Fikes, Irma: 1%. Fleming, Palsy: 195, 196. Fletcher. Henry. Forman. Clyde. Foreman. Keith: 1%. Fowler. Joey. Fredrick. Nancy: 196. Freeman. Donna. Freeman. Juliet. Freeman. Patsy. G Gamer. Ken: 98, 197. Garrctson, Gary. Gay. Rodney Brian: 197. Directory 287 George, Robert. Goggins. Anthony: 197. Godwin. Lisa: 159. 161. 173. 197. Goss. Kimberlv: 146. 197. Grimes. Greg:’162. 169. 171. 197. Gruver, Margaret: 148. 166. 167. 194, 197. 207. H Hagedom, Gar) Hall. Gerald. Hall. Timothy: 148. 197 Hancock. Jeff: 197. Haney. Ken Harlow. Cindy: 172. 197. 203 Harrell. Bcnida: 152. 199 Harrell. Remda: 152, 199. Harrell. Diane: 155. 197. Hams. Daniel. Hams. Darrell: 197. Hams. Maria Hawkins. Valincia. Herrod. Renee: 172. 197. Hicks. Steve: 197. Higdon. Johnny: 163. 197. Hightower. Clarence. Hill. Cedric. Hinton. Julia 38. 148. 152. 153. 167. 169. 197. Hodo. Mike: 148. 197. Hooks. Tena: 173. 198. Hope. Clarissa: 155, 198 Hoskins. Jimmy: 160, 198. Hoyett, Audrey Hughes. Julia:' 173. 198. Hughes. Kathy. Hunter. Anthony: 198. Huntley. Belinda: 172. 198 J Jackson. Vanessa: 169. 174. 198. Jenuspn. Robert. Jenel. Larry . Jenkins. Julia: 198 Jenkins. Telissa 173. 198. Johnson. Cindy: 198. Johnson. James. Johnson. Johnny. Johnson. Tammy. 198. Johnson. Theresa: 198. Jones. Mike: 198. Jones. Rod. Jones. Vanessa: 199. Jones. William. K Kelley, Reba Keeling. Jem: 199. Kimbrough, Eric. Kinsey. Clyde: 199. Kinsey, Tina: 199 Kitchens. Mackey: 199. Knight. Loretta: 155. 199. Komater. Paul: 20. 50. 199. Kulas. Karen: 166, 171. 199. 203. L Lancaster. Bradley: 163. 199. Lancaster. Debra: 172. 199. l.ancaster. Gerald: 199. Lane. Robert. Lang. Roy Lee. Lammore. Lee: 172. 199 Lawler. John Lee. Phy llis. 199. Lett, Andrea. Lindsey. Edward. 162. 199. 203. Lindsey. Gregory. Lindsey. Ray. Lindsey. Stephanie: 199. Livingston. Douglas: 84. 199. Lofhn. Riley: 142, 199 Lorren. Sharon 199. Love. Michael Luker. Renee 200 M Mabry, Thomas: 200. Mack. Winfred Madison. James: 200 Mann. Victor: 50. 54. 74. 165. 200. Martin. Kathy: 148. 161. 169. 200. Martin. Reginald: 200. Mason. Cindy: 162. 173. 200 Masters, JoAnnc: 86, 164. 172. 199. 200. Maxwell. George. Malben. Jeff Mavben. Lynn: 172. 200. Mayo, Keith: 146. 195. 200 McCain. Tim: 163. 200. McCarver, Virginia: 148. 166. 169. 200. McCloud. Norman. McCloud. Pam: 200 McCoy. Cathye: 161. 173.201. McDaniel, Becky: 201. McDonald. Marshall: 201. McFlendon, Clinton. McGlaughn. Robert. McGowan. Christopher: 84. 165. 201. Mctzlcr, Bonnie. Miller. Don: 20f Miller. Jeffrey: 201. Milwee. Jane: 163. 194. 200 Minshew. Mack: 201. Mitchell. David: 162. 194. 201. Moore. Brian: 201. 205. Moore. Laura: 157. 159. 161. 200. 201. Moms. Lisa: 155. 201. Mosley. Edward: 40. 50. 74. 98. 101. 165. 195. Murry. David. 201. N Nelson. Teresa: 161, 173. 201. Nesbitt. Walter: 94. 163. 198. 200. 201. Nichols. I.eland: 201 Nolen. Matt: 148. 161. 169, 202. Noojin. Randy. o Odcm, Rita: 166. 202. Oravctl, Barbara: 160. 202. Owens. Louis Richard P Palmer. Rod. Palmorc. Irene. Palmer. Sandy: 148. 149. 191. 202. Parker. Kimberly: 202. Patterson. Mark: 202. Patterson. Martha. Pearson. Angela: 202. Pearson, Byron: 202. Pearson, Lawrence. Phillips. Beth: 173. Phillips. Cindy. Pillitarv. Bemda: 20. 39. 50. 54. 86. 88. 142. 164. 172.'1%. 199. 202. 260. Pinkard. Andelca: 202. Pinkard. Larenzo. Pitts. Cedric. Pointer. Gary. Porter, Jeffery: 202. Pruitt, Eddie R Ragans, Susan: 202. Raw ls. Curtis. Rawls. Julius. Reavis. James. Reese. Danny Reese. Joe. Raegan. Laura. Renfroc. Zene: 74. 84. 98, 101. 165. 197. 202. Reynolds. Jim. Richard. Mark: 142. 202. Riggins. Sharon: 169, 202. Riley, Charles. Roberson. Marsha: 24. 146, 159. 161. 172. 202. 207. Robertson, Chuck. Robinson. Gary. Rogers. Pierre 96. 202. Rollins, Barbara: 203. Russell. Todd. s Samuel. Kathy. Schucha, Elaine: 148. 161. 166. 169,203 Selby, Dale: 162. 169. 203. Shelton. Debbie: 203. Sherrer. JoAnn: 161. 172. Shew, Jennie. Shirley. Kayla: 14. 28. 94. 159. 161. 172. 203, 215. Silvey, Donna. 203. Simpson. Peggy: 203. Sims, Brenda: 28. 50. 169, 174. 203 Sims. Gregory. Sims. Rosa: 203. Smith. Brian Smith. Cindy: 162. 169. 203. Smith. Gladys: 204. Smith. Sharon: 148. 162. 173. 204. Snyder. Shan. 204. 205. Speaks. Abby: 204. 273. Speer. Terry: 204. Spencer. Natalye. Spivak. Loretta: 173. 204. 207. 278. Spurlock. Nicky: 204. Stamps, Jacqucling: 155. 204 Stephen. Ricky. Stevens. Danny: 204 Stevens. Johnny. 288 Directory Stanley. Ricky. Stewart. Marilyn. Stewart, Mary: 204. 273. Stevens, Alice. Stone, Linda 148. 172, 202. 204. Strahan. Jammy: 148. 161, 173. 204 Strawn. Roger. Suggs, Denise: 162, 169. 204. Swain, Reneasie: 204. Swann. Stan. Y Yow. Terry Wayne Freshman Daingerlield. Steve. Davis. James: 180. Davis. Mike. Davis. Tammy 179. Dial. Lisa: 180 Dixon, Machael: 180. Dcnsmore. Priscilla: 155, 180. Douthard. Alanda: 180. Dudley. James Dunmngton. Kenneth: 142. 180. Durham. Tammv: 155. 180. Taliaferro. Debra: 39. 50. 54, 80. 89. 164. 174. 204. 205. Tarvin. Cindy. Tarvin. Wesley: 46. 166. 204 Taylor. Steve: 205. Taylor. William: 98. 165, 205 Thacker. Glona: 158. 161. 200. 205. 206 Thomas. Jerome: 205. Thompson. Pam: 155, 169. 205. Thom ton, Onctha Tiliis. Ken. Todd, Susan. Tolbert, Bam: 142. Tucker. Frankie. Turner, Michael. Turner. Ronald V Vickers, Carey. Vinson, George. Waid. Richard: 163. Waldrop, Michael. Walker. Ken Walker, James. Walker. William. Wallace. Greg. Wallen. Beth: 94. 157. 159. 160. 172. 201. 206. 215. Waller. Diane: 162. Waller. Patricia. Walls, Ccndc Watson, Terrence. West, April. Wester. Karen: 20, 159. 160. 172. 198. 206. 209. Whatley. Juda: 160, 206. Whitfield. Johnny. Wildman, Edie: 173. 206. Williams. Bryan: 20, 84. 148. 165. 209. Williams. Jeff: 40. 50. 54. 94. 96. 165, 207. 209. Williams, Omega. Williamson. John. Wilson. Gregory. Winbom. Dennis. Winston, Fred. Woods. Gale. Woods. James. Woods, Paulette: 155. 208. Woods, Perry: 74, 165. Woods. Susan. Worley, Derek: 203. 209. Wright, Coby. Wright, Clair: 169, 172. Ackerson, Joseph: 178. Adkins. Randee: 142. 178. Alford. Phyllis: 169 Allsup. Zac: 50. 98. 155, 165, 178. Almond. Tony: 178. Aultman, Bob: 178. Baker. Steve: 175. Ball. Joseph. Barnard. Lewis: 178. Beal. Deborah: 178. Bellew, Helen: 178. Bellew. Tammy: 178. Belyew, Adolph: 178. Bishop. Eugenia: 178. Bishop, Gina: 178. Blackburn. Danny: 178. Blackwell. Carig: 142, 178. Boatncr. Laura: 94, 178, 188. Bowen. Kelly. 178 Bowers. Johnny: 142, 178, 183. Bowman. Nora: 178. Briand. Edith. Burnett. Randall: 163. 179. Burton, Bruca: 163. 179. Butler. Laurie: 169. 179. Byers. Timothy: 179. Campbell. Angclia: 160, 179. Campbell. Dwayne: 179. Carlisle. Charles: 179. Carrol. Lee: 179. Cash. David: 169. Clark. Danny: 179. Clontz, Steven: 179. Coffia. John. Colley. Robin: 155. 179. Collins. Dennis: 179. Connell, Dickerson. Cook. Gina: 30. 179, 186, 191. Cook. Stanley: 179. Cooper. Carey. Crozier. Kenneth: 179. Curl. David: 21. 166. 179. Elliott, Angelia: 180. Elliott. Johnny: 180. Evans, Gary: 180. Everhart. Cassandra: 180. Ezell, Robb: 36. 142. Farrell. Becky. Faulkner. Kevin: 180 Fitts, Billy Gene. Fitts. Imogene. Fleming, Laurie: 180. Fowler. Teresa: 180. Ford, Lori. Frantz, Carrol: 180. Fricks. Patsy: 180. Gaines. Bnan: 142. 180. Gardner. Fran: 94, 142. 180, 185. Garmon. Belinda: 180. Garrett, Lori: 180. Gentry, Jennifer: 148. 180. Gilbert, James: 180. Gilliland. Penny: 180. Goggins. Jackie: 155. 180. Gowcns, Kayla: 180. Gray, Victoria. Green. Clara Green. Larry: 180. Green. Teresa: 180. Gregerson. Cindy: 180. Gnddie, Jerry Griffin. William: 180. Giffith. Anges. Griffith. Charlie: 180. Griffith, Darlene. Griffith. Robin: 180. Griffith. Todd: 180. Gunn. Walter: 181. Guyton. Pamela: 181. Guince. Gwen. Hale. Ematra. 155, 181. Hall, Kenneth: 181. Hammett. Patricia. Hammond. Antonio. Directory 289 Hardnett. Carrol: 181. Harwood, Randall: 181. Hawkins, Agnes: 155. 181. Hawkins. Donna: 181. Hayes. Benny. Hayes. Brian: 181. Heiberger. Joan: 181. Helms. Lori. 181. Helms. Donna. Henderson. Veranzo: 181. Henson. Jeffrey. Henson. Jonathan: 181. Herring. Robin. Herrod, Tammy: 181. Higdon. John Higgins. Deborah: 181. Higgins. Paulella. Hogg. Milton: 50. 182. Holley. Mac: 16. 36. 50. 142. 182. Holliday, Sheila: 181. Hope. Alan. Howard. Jennifer: 155, 162. Hudgins, Donald: 182. 192. Hughes. Cathy Melanie. Hutcheson. Linda Katrina. Hutchins. Cathy: 161. I Ivey. Katherine: 178. 193. j Jackson. Laura: 155. 161. 186. Jackson. Nancy Jean. Jackson. Samuel: 50. 182. 191. James. Anita. Jelks. Elaine: 155. Jenkins. Marche: 182. Johnson. Amelia. Johnson. Judy. Johnson. Roger: 182. Jones. Steve: 183. Jordan. Lisa. Jordan. Theresa. 161. L Lane. Gary. Lankford. Jeff: 183. Larimer. Carrol. Lasler, Noah: 183. Lawler. Crystal. Leek. Terry lemons. Darlene. Leslie. Bruce: 183. Lindsey, Connie: 183 Littlefield. Winifred: 161. 174. 183. Luker, Darrell. Lummis. Debbi: 152, 153. 183. Lyles. Phillip. M Mabry. Mike: 183. Malone. Sandra: 183. Mack. Terri: 155. 183. Martin. Deborah. Mathews. Kevin: 163. 183. McAnich, Lisa: 169. 183. McCain. Gary: 184. McCarver, Charles: 184. McClung, Janet: 184. McGinity, Jane. 184. McKee. Greg: 184 McKenzie. Jeffrey: 94. 152. 153. 179. 184. Meadows. Wynctta: 184. Milam. Fclccia: 184. Miller. Wayne. Miller. Winston: 184. Mint . Jacqucling: 36. 184 Miller. Tanya: 185. Moody. James. 185. Moore. Danny. Moore. Dianne. Moorer, Sharon: 86. 88, 98. 164. 178. 185. 189, 193. Morgan. Barry: 184. Morgan, Becky: 185. Moms, Shelia: 185. Morrison. Mark: 185. Mummah. Ken: 50, 54. 178, 185. 188. 193. Nail. Frankie. Naughton, Shelia: 27. 50. 142. 160. 185. Nelson. Steve: 185. Noah. Sherry: 184. Norris. Sheree. Norton. Brcncin. Oliver, Theresa. Owens, Bivian: 185. Owens. Mark: 186. Packer. James: 185. Palmore. James: 186. Parker. Johnnie: 186. Parks. Karl: 186 Parsons, Bubba: 84. 165. 186. Passmore. Danny: 186. Passmore. Merron. Pate. Edmond. Pate. Mark Steven: 186. Patton. John. Payne. Melanie: 27. 30. 50. 186, 191. Pearson, Byron Pearson. Marilyn. Pearson, Merlene. Penn. Cynthia. Peppers. Michael. Perry. Tammy: 186. Perryman. Daniel Pelnni. Andrea: 187. Pierce, Sheena: 50, 187, 191. Pinkerton. Sherry. Pitts. Ray. Plimpton. Gary: 84. 85. 165. 182, 186. Posey. David: 186 Powell. Troy: 162. 186 Prince. Carl: 186. Pruitt, Charles Wally: 186. Pruitt. Eddie. R Rains. Rebecca: 188. Richardson. Jan: 188. Roberson. James. Roberson. John: 89. 165. 188. Roberts, Margaret. 152. 153, 183. 188. Robertson. Ricky: 188. Robinson. Karen. Robinson. Sandra: 189. Robinson. Teresa: 188. Rolley. Lisa: 189 Rutledge. Veronica. s Samuel. Reginald: 188. Sanders. Eva: 189. Sanders. Jacqueline: 189. Sandridge. Anthony: 188. Sewell. Derek. 36. 162. 188. Sharp. Karen: 189. Silvey. Audrey. Simmons. Scott: 188. Sisler. Sherrill: 169. 189. Smiley. Joe Smith. David. Smith. Stacy: 50, 54. 189. Spears. Teresa. Spivak. Scott: 50. 96, 142. 186. 192, 278. Stamps, Barbara: 144, 189. Stamps, Jerry. Starnes. Tammy: 161, 189. Stephen. Michael. Stewart, Lisa: 190. Stephens. Tanya: 189. Strawn. Edward: 190. T Talley. Toni: 17. 86. 88, 165, 183, 189. 190. Thacker. Gloria. Thacker. Pam: 190. Thomas, C edric. Thomas. Gloria: 155, 191. Thomas, Radford: 190. Thompson. David. Thompson. Jeannie: 155, 161. 191. Tillis. Kathy: 155. 191. Tolson, Teresa: 40. 191. Townsend. Richard. 190. Traylor, Darron. Traylor. Lamar: 191. Turner. Myra: 191. Turner. Phillip. w Wade. Matthew: 191. Waldrop. Sandra: 50. 161. 191. Wall. Gary: 84. 191 290 Directory Wallcy. Tonny: 40. 191. Watson. Teresa: 191. Watts. Brenda: 191. Weston. LaVem: 27. 50. 190. 191 Whatley. Shannon: 191. Wheeler. Michael. Whorton. Christine Eve: 191. White. Debra. 155. 191. White, Tina: 191. Williams. Jimmy: 192. Williamson. Donna. Wilson. Anthony. Wilson. Carla: 192. Wilson. Stanley. Winston. Harry: 192. Wood. Greg: 192. Wood. Janice. Wood. Tcri. Woodic, Theresa: 192. Word. Jeff: 148. 192. Wright, Thomas: 192. Young. Quinton: 162. 192. Almighty God, who has given us this good land for our heritage, we beseech Thee that we may always prove ourselves a people mindful of Thy favor and glad to do Thy will. Bless our land with honorable industry, sound learning and pure manners. Save us from violence, discord and confusion; from pride and arrogance and from every evil way. Defend our liberties and fashion into one united people the multitudes brought hither out of many kindreds and tongues. Endow with the spirit of wisdom those to whom in Thy name we entrust the authority of the gov- ernment, that through obedience to Thy law, we may show' forth Thy praise among the nations of the earth. In the time of prosperity, fill our hearts with thankfulness and in days of trouble, suffer not our trust in Thee to fail.... Thomas Jefferson 292 The End 9 V • • ' • '4 t' ’ � • i .1 •5 ; v