Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1977 volume:

GADSDEN HIGH SCHOOL 1977 CRUCIBLE Volume 51 Gadsden, Alabama JANICE DOBBS Editor TARA DONALD Assistant Editor DORIS SMITH.....................................................Sponsor 2 Table of Contents .17 .59 109 139 145 161 175 189 203 235 243 275 Tabloid Tigers Titled Tigers . Team Tigers . . Taming Tigers . Testing Tigers Tiny Tigers . . Talkative Tigers Typical Tigers Terrific Tigers Terminating Tigers Trading Tigers . Total Tigers Activities Clubs.......... Sports......... Administration . Faculty . . . Freshmen ... Sophomores. . . Juniors..... Seniors Graduation Advertisements Index ......... 3 This time like all other times is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it — Ralph Waldo Emerson Let early education be a sort of amusement; 6 You will then be better able to find the natural bent. — Plato 7 10 You art’ young and have the world before you Stoop as you go through it, and you will miss many hard humps. — Cotton Mather 15 For memory has painted the perfect day with colors that never fade, and we find at the end of a perfect day ■ the sort of friend we’ve made, E- —1 O W c D E i £ pq i-j O 1—1 Q Tiger Spirit at Its Peak ABOVE LEFT: Tiger Greg Plimpton leads a cheer ABOVE RIGHT: Coach White concentrates on the game ahead. RIGHT: These band boys certainly aren't camera shy. ABOVE: Jo-Jo gives the Tigers a pep talk. 1976 was a great year for enthusiasm at Gadsden High School. Pep rallies were exciting with plenty of school spirit in evidence. This great Tiger spirit made a successful year for everyone. 18 Activities LEFT: Color guard and majorettes say. We’ve got spirit, how about you?” CENTER LEFT: Cheerleaders Rhonda Stephens. Debra Taliaferro, and Paige Dawson have many talents. CENTER RIGHT Tiger Jim Ryan talks to students at pep rally. BOTTOM: A great bonfire is just the thing to get Tigers roaring. Activities 19 HOMECOMING 1976 Senior Float Sophomore Float Freshman Float SGA Float Tiger band drummers wait to take part in the parade. Color guard takes a break before the parade begins. For the first time in several years the students of Gadsden High had homecoming floats instead of displays. All classes had to rely on their own originality and talent to build the floats because of inexperience. Clubs Express Their Tiger Spirit LEFT: Nora Dolbcrry,Joy Wildman, David Humphries. Debbie Shelton. Lee Perry, and Deborah Barnes represent the Pep Club CENTER LEFT: The Spanish Club shows Tiger spirit by entering a car in the parade occupied by Derek Worley and Felton Williams CENTER RIGHT: The Future Homemakers of America are enthusiastic about the Tigers. BOTTOM LEFT: Delta Kappa Omega sez roll Tigers! BOTTOM RIGHT: The National Honor Society add their support to the Homecoming activities. Activities 23 Illi (Jiuvn iiii uu:lit'� n iii.I Iu i i IVm WilliauiMHi c ni« (Iu 'itklifK k v «� t |Ik kllllMMK The Court Reigns Queen Terry Naughton On the night of October IV I976. Head Majorette Terry Naughton was crowned Homecoming Queen of Gadsden High Schtx l by Mrs. Joan Patterson. Homecoming Queen of 1951. Terry was escorted by Perry Williamson and SGA President Mike ('line. Activities 25 Christmas Dance CHS students got in the Christmas spirit with a dance sponsored by the SCiA at Convention Hall. December 9, 1976. Students danced to the great music of Smokin . Mary Faye Bowman and Paul Komatcr were named Mr.and Miss Ho-Ho. RIGHT: Smokin is getting set up for Christmas Dance. CENTER LEFT Gina and Stacy Ccx k bump to the musk. CENTER RIGHT: Seniors and their dates will always remember the Christmas Dance 76. BOTTOM: The Christmas Dance was a real success. RIGHT: Johnny Killian and Tommy Allison get preoccupied with the camera while dancing. CKNTER: These students feel like dancing the night away. BOTTOM LEFT: Richard Brooks and Donna Cooley seem to he enjoying themselves. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tricia Turner and Marsha Roberson check out the crowd Activities 27 ABOVE: The Christmas Dance gets a little publicity. RIGHT: The stage is set for Smokin”. Building Christmas Memories ABOVE: Eddie Johnson, Lee Perry and LeAnn Cameron take a break from decorating. ABOVE: Mrs. Bullock, Stanley Norton, Kent Back, and Henry certainly look happy. 28 Activities Key Club Sponsors Annual Valentine Dance The Key Club Sweethearts were featured at the Valentine Dance on the night of February 12, 1977. Music was provided by Truth.” LEFT: District Key Club Sweetheart Benida Pillitary escorted bv Barry Tolbert. Sweetheart Joni Brackett escorted by Stanley Norton. Sweetheart Kay Upton escorted by Eddie Johnson. Sweetheart Rhoda Smith escorted by Wally McDuffie. Sweetheart Rhonda Stephens escorted by Richard Brooks. Sweetheart LeAnne Cameron escorted by Kent Back. Sweetheart Lee Larrimorc escorted by Ed Hcibcrger. Activity� 29 Sweetheart Debra Taliaferro escorted by Steve Sims. Sweetheart Stacy Cook escorted by Mac Holley. Sweetheart Debbie Lummis escorted by Scott Spivak. Sweetheart Gina Cook escorted by Johnny Cooper. Sweetheart Sharon Moorcr escorted by Kevin Griffin. Sweet heart Karen Watford escorted by Lance Richard. Sweetheart Paige Dawson escorted by Brian Gamer. Stacy Cook, Mac Holley, Debbie Lummis, Scott Spivak, Gina Cook, and Johnny Cooper watch the presentation of the sweethearts. 30 Activities ABOVE LEFT: Truth provides entertainment. ABOVE RIGHT: Karen Watford and Paige Dawson make hearts for the dance. LEFT: Keyclubbers work together on decorations. Valentine Portraits ABOVE: La Velda Fann. Henry Culp. Rhoda Smith and Terry Naughton. RIGHT: Debbie Lummis and Paul Komater take advantage of the romantic music. ABOVE: Sweetheart Rhonda Stephens enjoys ABOVE: Joni Brackett is happy during the the dance. leadout dance. ABOVE: Kent Back and LcAnn Cameron wait to take part in the leadout dance. Activifie. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Drinkard helped make this dance a success. ABOVE: Curt Crumplcr and Dawn Presley sit this one out. RIGHT Brian Gaines does a good job as Master of Ceremonies. Kay Upton, Barbara Johnson and their dates take time out for a picture. LEFT: Sweethearts and escorts dance the leadout dance. ABOVE: These think talking is almost as much fun as dancing. GHS Bandstand Activities 33 Twirp Week is fun until ABOVE: Rhonda Stephens and Richard Brooks seem to be enjoying the Twirp Dance. ABOVE RIGHT: Janice Dobbs and Jim Ryan take a quick break from dancing CENTER : Junior Denson and Maragret Gruver really enjoy the Tw irp Dance. BELOW: James Crane. Jeff Williams and Terry Elsberry take a break at the Twirp Dance. 34 Judgement Day ABOVE: Mike Cline gets the pie in his face. ABOVE RIGHT: Terry Elsberry and Benida Pillitary really enjoy their shave cream battle. ABOVE: Terry Naughton can not believe that she has shave cream on her face. RIGHT: Laura Boatncr tries to explain to Jenny Smith that she is not guilty of the accused crime. Activities 35 A Night to Remember The 1977 Coronation Ball, sponsored by the CRUCIBLE Staff, will certainly be remembered. The theme Opening Night” provided an exciting background for the dance. Pam Conner and Wally McDuffie were crowned Queen and King and the featured Band was RABBIT BRANCH. The stage is set for Opening Night.” Coronation Beauties and Escorts Elections of Coronation favorites and kingsmen were held in early spring. The results were announced but the beauty was to be kept in suspense until the night of the Coronation Ball. As each class was presented the beauty was announced and asked to lead her class off the stage. Senior beauties were Rhonda Stephens, Terry Naughton and Dawn Presley. Rhonda Stephens escorted by Richard Brooks. Terry Naughton escorted by Wally McDuffie. Dawn Presley escorted by Curt Crumpler. 38 Activiti � The Coronation Ball leadout began with the Freshman Class. Vanessa Croft was presented as the Freshman Class Beauty. The Sophomore Class Beauty was Melanie Payne. The Junior Class Beauty was Stacy Cook. Stacy Cook escorted by Vic Mann. Activities 39 Coronation King and Queen Wally McDuffie and Pam Conner were the reigning King and Queen of the Coronation Ball of 1977. Wally was an active member of the football and baseball team, and held a Senior class office as Vice President. Pam was a cheerleader, member of Phi Omega Phi sorority, member of the Pep Club and was Homecoming maid. They were active members of the Key Club and G” Club. RIGHT: Wally McDuffie is crowned King of the Coronation Ball. BELOW: King Wally presents Pam Conner as Coronation Ball Queen. BELOW RIGHT: The King and the Queen begin the leadout dance. 40 Activities Pam and Wally Activities 41 RICHARD BROOKS STANLEY NORTON Senior Kingsmen and Favorites 42 Activities EMILY HOWELL FELTON WILLIAMS LaVONNE WILLIAMSON Activities 43 RHONDA STEPHENS Coronation Beauties TERRY NAUGHTON DAWN PRESLEY 44 Activities MELANIE PAYNE VANESSA CROFT STACY COOK Activities 45 RHODA SMITH JOHNNY COOPER RICKY GOLDSBY LeANNE CAMERON 46 Activiti CURT CRUMPLER Senior Favorites and Kingsmen KENT BACK Activities 47 BENIDA PILLITARY TERRY ELSBERRY REGINALD MARTIN BRENDA SIMS 48 Activities fi Junior Favorites and Kingsmen ED MOSLEY VANESSA JACKSON DEBRA TALIAFERRO Activities Sophomore Favorites and Kingsmen STACY SMITH and DAVID ABLE WINIFRED LITTLEFIELD and NELSON HOGG 50 SAM JACKSON ZAC ALLSUP AMY LUMMIS BILLY DOWLING Freshman Favorites and Kingsmen GARY MHNNINGKR KAREN WATFORD National Honor Society Tappings The students of Gadsden High School can really be proud of the National Honor Society of 1976-1977. President of the Honor Society was Dale Johnson. Among their activities of this year was a car wash to raise money for the Interclub Council. They also were responsible for the decorations in the hall at Christmas, polishing the trophy cases and putting up school bulletin boards. ABOVE: Mr. Boshcll addresses student body prior to National Honor Society tapping ceremony. RIGHT: Deborah Burks is tapped by Debbie Collins as Joy Wildman looks on in surprise. 52 Ac� ivifi i New Honor Society members wait to sign the register. ABOVE LEFT: Virginia McCarvcr is tapped into the National Honor Society by Joy Rowan. ABOVE RIGHT: The old NHS members look pleased with the new NHS members. Activities 53 Triads and Velvetones Tappings The afternoon of May 27 proved to be an exciting and sorrowful day. Exciting for the incoming members of the Triads and Velvetones, but sad for the graduating Seniors. The teary eyed seniors turned over their positions which meant so much to each one. But they knew they were leaving the groups in good voices. ABOVE: Velvetones and Triads sing for the last time together at the tapping ce emony. RIGHT: The ensemble dances as Triads and Velvetones sing. 54 Activities Students arc attentive as Triads and Velvetones sing. Senior Velvetones Genny Fresh and Deborah Barnes search for their replacements. ABOVE: Jenny Smith taps Ree Nesbitt into Triads. ABOVE RIGHT: Joni Brackett taps Debbie Beall. RIGHT: New Vclvctonc boys watch as others are tapped. • • • jooipg Not All Work! Senior Happenings The graduating Seniors had two fun filled days together before graduation. On the night of May 13, two buses filled with Seniors attended Senior Night at Six Flags over Georgia. May 23, was the day set for the Senior Picnic, at Cheeha State Park. The day was filled with swimming and picnicing for all that attended. ABOVE RIGHT: Seniors outside Six Flags beside the buses. RIGHT: Donna Clark. Janice Dobbs, Debbie Greenberg, Annette Espy, Kathryn Denson, and Dennis Smith enjoy Senior Night. LEFT: Kay Upton, Stanley Norton, Johnny Cooper, and Pam Connor have fun in the sun at the Senior Picnic. BELOW: The Senior Picnic was fun to all that attended. 58 Activities U M r H H H CO 0 H O H SGA The Student Government Association is the vital organization at Gadsden High. The majority of the student activities are planned by the S.G.A., several activities sponsored by the S.G.A. this year include Homecoming, the Christmas Ball, Twirp Week and Twirp Court. They also published the Football Programs and the Tiger Talk. The S.G.A. is run by the students, serves the students, and is for the good of the students. RIGHT: Mike Cline — President. CENTER RIGHT: Mike Cline introduces the 77-78 candidates to the Student Body. BELOW LEFT: Kay Upton — Vice-President. BELOW CENTER: Dawn Presley — Secretary. BELOW RIGHT: Jim Ryan — Treasurer. Reporter — Margaret Gruver RIGHT: The S.G.A. was aided this year with a new committee the ''Delegates. These students were elected from each class proportionally. This definitely helped bring unity into the S.G.A. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. King, the trusty advisor. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Pres., Madame Vice, Mrs. I Can Type, The Miser, Ms. Press, Chapliss, Bouncer, Tamer. Chaplain —Jenny Smith Parliamentarian — Lee Perry Clubs 61 Crucible Staff The CRUCIBLE Staff of 1977 dedicated many long hours to produce the CRUCIBLE. Along with the ad selling to lower the cost of the yearbook, the staff was responsible for the magazine sale, sponsoring the Coronation Ball, Senior Notable elections, and CRUCIBLE pre-sales. Mrs. Smith, the CRUCIBLE sponsor, worked with the staff to see that the yearbook was to get back on an earlier date. The Spirit of GHS grew this year and the CRUCIBLE Staff hopes the events will be remembered as a great year. EDITOR Janice Dobbs ASSISTANT EDITOR Tara Donald ACTIVITIES Tricia Turner Melanie Payne CLUBS Margaret Roberts Stacy Smith Karen Michael SPORTS Johnny Bowers Sharon Moorer ADMINISTRATION Cindy Mason Debbie Beall CLASSES Gloria McPeters Debbie Lummis Sandra Waldrop Kim Goss Tena Hooks Barbara Johnson ADVERTISEMENTS Patsy Fricks Tonya Stephens INDEX Bobby Robinson Toni Talley Donna Blakely PHOTOGRAPHY Wesley Tarvin Janice Dobbs ARTWORK Cindy Harlow KNEELING: Tricia Turner, Barbara Johnson, Debbie Greenberg, Janice Dobbs, Stacy Smith, Debbie Lummis, Toni Talley, Melanie Payne, Karen Michael, Dennis Smith. STANDING: Tara Donald, Mrs Smith, Debbie Beall, Kim Goss, Sandra Waldrop, Cindy Mason, Donna Blakley, Laura Boatner, Sharon Moorer, Tonya Stephens. Johnny Bowers, Cindy Harlow, Bobby Robinson, Patsy Fricks, Wesley Tarvin, Kenneth Moorer, Gloria McPeters. Margaret Roberts, Teresa Elliot, Roger Mayben 62 Clubs LEFT: Janice Dobbs, Edicor; Doris Smith, Sponsor; Tara Donald, Assistant Editor. CENTER LEFT: Senior members: Tricia Turner, Barbara Johnson, Janice Dobbs, Tara Donald, Kat n Michael. CENTER RIGHT: Juniors Cine Mason and Tena Hooks BOTTOM l-EFT: Sophomore members of the staff are: Laura Boatner, Toni Talley, Patsy Fricks, Tonya Stephens, Margaret Roberts, Johnny Bowers, Stacy Smith, Sharon Moorcr, Debbie Lummis. BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshmen: Roger Mayben, Kenneth Moorer, Bobby Robinson, Teresa Elliot, Gloria McPeters. Magnavox Returns to GHS Due to much hard work and determination the MAGNAVOX returned to Gadsden High this year. Under the leadership of Mrs. M. Donald and editors Telissa Jenkins and Eric Williams, the staff was able to produce six editions of the newspaper. Dorothy Robinson, Larue Stewart, Reginald Martin, Tara Donald. Larry Mackey, Nora Drenner, and Telissa Jenkins work hard to meet a deadline. FIRST ROW: Dawn Presley, Tara Donald. SECOND ROW: Larue Stewart, Telissa Jenkins, Nora Drenner, Dorothy Robinson, Mrs. Donald, Rhoda Smith. THIRD ROW: Pam Connor, Johnny Cooper, Tim Hall, Richard Brooks. Larry Mackey, Kent Walker, Derek Worley, Reginald Martin. 64 Club� ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eric Williams. Reginald Martin, Tara Donald, Mrs. Donald, Nora Drenner, Dawn Presley, Dorothy Robinson. Kent Walker, Larry Mackey. Rhoda Smith, Johnny Cooper. Tim Hall, Richard Brooks and Ijrue Stewart. RIGHT: Magnavox Staffers seem to agree on the same layout. Club 65 Triads and Velvetones Present ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Joanne Sherrer, Genny Fresh, Tricia Turner, Beth Wallen, Terry Thomas, Terry Wallen. Dale Johnson, Bill Branning. Kent Back, Deborah Barnes. SECOND ROW: Gloria Thacker, Lisa Stewart, Julia Hinton, Donna Cooley, Benida Pillitary, Tim Hall, David Mitchell, Rod Palmer, Mike Cline. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Gentry, Jenna Dunn, Larue Stewart, Mary Johnson, Lee Si ngton, Chris McDonald. FOURTH ROW: Lee Perry, Kim Goss, Marsha Roberson, Michele Stanley, Willie Laster, Jimmy Hoskins, Keith Mayo, Howell Mathews. Eddie Johnson. 66 Clubs Annual Spring Concert FIRST ROW: Clair Wright, Karen Sharp, Sharon Moorcr. Tammy Davis, Mary Jane Stewart. Tammy Perry, Donna Burk, Pam Ivey. Lori Garrett SECOND ROW: Becky Garren. Terri Stewart, Gina Denson. LeAnn Cameron,Jenny Smith, Kathy Martin, Laurie Butler. Cindy Sternes THIRD ROW Annita Anderson, Sydney Butler. Felicia Milam. Gena Burgess. Cheryl Cain. Bonnie Sheffield. Kathy Ivey. Jane Milwee. FOURTH ROW Kayla Shirley. Tena Hooks. Sharon Smith. Darlene Kerr. Joni Brackett. Dawn Presley. Beth Philips. Tammy Strahan ABOVE: The Vclvctones and Triads sing together at the annual Christmas Concert. Velvetones The celebrated Velvetones, directed by Mr. Gene Barnes, lived up to their reputation this year as they received superior ratings at state contest for the eleventh straight year. During the year the Velvetones sang for many civic organizations including the annual Sunrise Easter Service. The Velvetones along with the Triads presented the traditional Christmas and Spring Concerts. LEFT: Director Mr. Barnes, much loved by all students, carries out duties at Spring Concert. ABOVE: Members of the Vclvctones sing one of their contest songs. 68 Clubs ABOVE: The Triads at the Christmas Concert. Triads The Triads under the direction of Mr. Gene Barnes had an eventful and very successful year. The group sang for various churches in the community, and civic organizations within the county. The Triads received superior ratings at district contest and excellent ratings at state contest. They performed on December 17, 1976, with the Velvetones at the Christmas Concert and later in the year, the two groups performed at the Spring Concert held at Convention Hall. LEFT: Mr. Barnes directs the Triads in one of their contest numbers. ABOVE: The Triads bring sounds of Christmas to the Gadsden Mall during the Christmas Concert. LEFT: Senior Traids and Velvetones sing These are the Best Times.” Club� 69 Leadership Proves Strong ABOVE LEFT BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Curtis Whited ABOVE CENTER DRUM MAJOR: Mike Cline ABOVE RIGHT: BAND CAPTAIN: Howell Mathews. CENTER LEFT: HEAD MAJORETTE: Terry Naughton. CENTER RIGHT: COLOR GUARD CAPTAINS: Bonnie Sheffield and Karen Michael. RIGHT: OFFICERS: Howell Mathews (Captain). Randy Spurlin (Co-Captain). Terry Stewart (Scc.-Trcas.). Becky Garren (Librarian). Cindy Bonds (Chaplain). Mike Cline (Drum Major). Eddie Johnson (Asst. Drum Major). 4 70 Clubs BELOW: SILKS: Bonnie Sheffield. Pam Dover. Karen Wester, Sheila Naughton, Angela Campbell. Nancy Hudson. Ciena Burgess, Kayla Shirley, Beth Wallen, Marsha Roberson. Jo Ann Sherrer, Debbie Collins. Cheryl Cain, Becky Garrcn. Terry Stewart LEFT: HONOR GUARD: Sandra Waldrop and Melanie Bradley. RIGHT: RIFLES: KNEELING: Lisa Kilgore, Lisa Godwin, Dunne Wilier. STANDING: Linda Stone. Karen Michael. CENTER: MAJORETTES: Terry Naughton, Gina Denson, Cathy Hutchins. LaVclda Fann, Winnifred Littlefield. Tracye Bullock. Cindy Mason, Gloria Thacker. Flutes Karen Michael. Terry Stewart Dianne Waller. Dale Selby. Sharon Smith (Section Leader), Missy Turner. Cindy Mason. Amanda Tucker, Margaret Roberts. Kelly Thurman, Mona Collins, Denise Suggs. I-aura Norton. Nancy Hudson. Lisa Clcghorn. Tracyc Bullock. Clarinets Jenna Dunn, Matt Nolen (Section Leader). Kathy Martin, Debbie Collins, Jackie Manning. Melanie Bradley. Glenda Hill, Dena Sheffield. Kay Ivey, Kathy Hutchins, Joanne Shcrrer, Anita Anderson. Lisa Kilgore. Denise Kilgore, Susan Henslee. Kayla Gowens, Sandra Waldrop, Winnifred Littlefield, Melissa Hardnett. Mary Smedley. Linda Lindsey, Stephanie Pearson, Cassandra F.verheart. Tracye Goldsby. Low Woodwind Beth Wallen. Bonnie Sheffield, Cheryl Cain, Lisa Godwin, Marsha Roberson Willie Lasscter, Cindy Smith. Dawn Presley. Kayla Shirley. Gena Burgess. Pam Dover, Allen Selby. Karen Wester. Angela Campbell, Cindy Bonds, Kathy Wester. Kelly Godfrey, Sheila Tommie, Allen Selby. Wesley Kennedy (Section Leader). LaVelda Fann, Chip Prince. Terry Naughton, Sheila Naughton, Ix ri Helms, Sharon Whatley, Kevin Faulkner. Becky Garren, Barbara Oravet, Allison Mills. Trumpets Saxophones Kevin Mathews, Quinton Young. Eddie Johnson. Howell Mathews (Section Ix-ader), Jennifer Howard, Allison Chandler, Sydney Gowens. Richard Waid. Brad Lancaster, Randall Burnett. Paul Dale, Franky Moore. Tony Arrington, Bivien Owens. Sandy Campbell, Julie Farrah. Low Brass Derek Sewell. Craig Clont , Jeff Howard, Eddie Lindsey. Marty Parham. Laura Stephens, Keith Mayo. Dale Johnson (Section Leader), Randy Gunter, Bill Branning. Jimmy Hoskins. Percussion Bobby Robinson. Brian Gamer, Mike Cline, Jeff Knight. Scott Nesbitt. Jeff Tanner. Ivan Hawkins, David Kelley. Lee Dye. Randy Spuriin (Section Leader). Clubs 75 Key Club The 1977 Key Club had a successful year serving their school and community. Under the direction of president Riley Loftin along with advisors Judy and Bill Drinkard and Jimmy Howard, Key Clubers completed many projects. As the year before, the club sponsored two orphans at the Alabama Sheriff’s Boys Ranch. Key Clubbers also offered their services to a new principal by painting several rooms in the science building. They also painted parking place numbers. The Key Club sponsored the third annual Valentine Dance. RIGHT: Key Club advisor Mrs. Judy Drinkard chaperones the annual Valentine Dance. ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Pam Connor, Kay Upton, Stacy Cook, Joni Brackett, Lee Larrimorc, Benida Pillitary, Sharon Moorcr, LeAnne Cameron, Rhoda Smith, Debra Talifero, Paige Dawson, Karen Watford, Gina Cook. SECOND ROW: Steve Sims, Johnny Cooper, Stanley Norton, Wally McDuffie, Kent Back, Eddie Johnson. Mark Richard, Scott Spivak. THIRD ROW: Scott Hudgins, Mac Holley. Brian Gaines. Rod Palmer. Barry Tolbert, Tim Nolen, Ed Heiberger. FOURTH ROW: Terry Spears, Riley Loftin. Brian Gamer, Johnny Bowers, Kevin Griffin. FIFTH ROW: Lance Richard, Keith Brooks. Jerry Easter, Chris Deavor, Scott Nesbitt, Ed Mosley, Andy Holloway, William Taylor. 76 Club� ABOVE: Key Clubbers, Riley Loftin, Barbara Johnson, Sharon Moorer, Debbie Lummis, Benida Pillitary, Joni Brackett, Mark Richard. Mac Holley, Scott Hudgins, and Lance Richard with the trophy won at the Key Club Convention in Mobile. ABOVE: Johnny Cooper escorted by Richard Brooks practice for the Valentine Dance lead-out. LEFT: Mrs. Drinkard, Jimmy Howard and Benida Pillitary take a break from decorating for the Valentine Dance. RIGHT: Alabama District Secretary Mac Holley and Gadsden High School president Riley Loftin with the trophy for GHS Key Club activities. Clubs 77 Junior Civitans FIRST ROW; Mrs. Vancc (Sponsor), Matt Nolen (President). Brian Williams (Vice President), Joy Rowan (Secretary), Virginia McCarvcr (Treasurer). Jennifer Gentry (Chaplain). Tim Hall (Sergeam-at Arms). SECOND ROW Pam Thompson. Mona Collins. Rusty Hamilton. Tommy Garrett, Nora Drenner, Jim Ryan. Deborah Burks. GayNcll Pierce. Ken Cox. Tara Donald. Dawn Presley. Allison Chandler THIRD ROW: Linda Stone. Aaron Vinson. Richard Waid, Mike Hodo. Stan Whatley. Kathy Martin. Nora Dolbcrry. Julie Hughes. LaVelda Fann. Terry Naughton Sandy Palmer BELOW: Stan Whatley and Virginia McCarvcr raise and lower the Americ an Fla everyday, another service for the school provided by the Jr Civitans. The 1977 G.H.S. Junior Civitans had a very rewarding year under the leadership of President Matt Nolen and Advisor Mrs. Vance. Before the school year began they painted tiger heads and G.H.S. on 12 trashcans for the school ground. The Junior Civitans also acted as hosts to visiting teams and band during the football season. The Jr. Civitans conducted many community projects. They worked for the National Association for Retarded Citizens. Cerebral Palsy, and Cystic Fibrosis. One of the most successful projects was a rocking chair marathon called a Rock-a-Thon in which the Jr. Civitans raised over $500 for Cystic Fibrosis. 78 Club I.I-.K!: These painted trash cans are a product of the hard-working Junior Ci vitans. RIGHT: Mona Collins reads a book while Susan Lytle naps during the 12-hour Rock- o-Thon the Junior Civitans sponsored for Cystic Fibrosis. 79 Cluo� Who's Who Among Music Students in American High Schools LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Michael, Terry Naughton. Bonnie Sheffield, Mike Cline. Wesley Kennedy, Eddie Johnson. David Kelly. Willie Lasseter. Howell Mathews. Randy Gunter, Randy Spurlin. Dale Johnson. FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America represented Gadsden High School at District competition at Guntersville High School, February 26, 1977. Lana Moon placed third in the Clerk Typist II contest. FIRST ROW: Vicki Alford. Janice Dobbs (President), Annette Espy (Secretary). SECOND ROW: Lisa McAnich, Tanya Darnell. Marian Killian, Angela Watts. Melanie Taylor, Lana Moon. Karen Sharp. Penny Gilliland, Teresa Green. THIRD ROW Mrs. Traylor, Sheila Thomas. Jackie Davis. Mrs. Woodward. 1-eiita King, Patty Sovona, Brenda Sims. Mrs. McDaniel. 80 Clubs Science Club The Science Club's main objective was to spark scientific interest and participation among the students of GHS. This year's Science Club was responsible for the entry of first place winner, Wesley Tarvin at the Etowah County Science Fair and the Northeast Alabama Regional Fair. For the first time in history, GHS was represented in the International Science Fair. Wesley received a two year scholarship and numerous other regional and national awards. RIGHT: Science project winner Wesley Tarvin displays his project and some of his awards. LEFT TO RIGHT Craig Clontz, Aaron Vinson, Kevin Mathews, Debbie Greenberg, Michael Waldrop, Bob Lane. Barbara Oravet. Wesley Tarvin. Clubs 81 MEMBERS: Kenneth W. Garrett (President), Barbara Bishop (Vice President), Valerie Dudley (Parliamentarian). Emily Howell (Secretary), Ramona Green (Treasurer), Chris Watford (Reporter). Tommy Johnson (Historian), John Williamson. Doug Page. Myra Guyton, David Beard, Rocky Gibbs. Steve Adcock. Randy Farley. Mark Worthy. Carolyn Greer. Keith Smith. Randy Higgins, Ranee Shell. Joe Reese, Pamela Williams. David Blanks. Lane Berry. Byron l itham. Donald Freeman. David MeGraw. Raymond Silvey, David Kelly. Mackey Kitchens. Randy Noojin, James Knight. Nicky Spurlock, Jerald Lmcastcr. Doug Christopher, Linda Stone, Jimmy Dugger, Avery Chesser. Crystal Moring. LEFT: These Vica club members carried out opening and closing procedures at the Vica District Four meeting. ABOVE: District Four President David Kelly displays Vica emblem 82 Club FIRST ROW': Richard Wagnon. I.isa Spivak. Mitch McDonald, Connie IjCC (Historian). Greg Plimpton. HuGina Osborne ( President). Terry Naughton. Prissie Stancil (Reporter). Gcnny Fresh. Jane Mil wee. Diane Martin. SECOND ROW Gary Wright, Karen Freeman. Sandra White, Rhona Childers, Gina Denson. Lisa Collins. Donna Burk. THIRD ROW: Alan Taylor, Tommy Griffith, Terri Runyan. Tim Hall. Julie Mills. Brian Thompson, Harrell Chandler, Jenny Smith, Theresa Porter FOURTH ROW': Philip Higg in hot hem. Jodi Lyles. Johnny Killian. Baker Morgan. Ted Mann. Ingram Lee. Terry Yow. Brad Dobbs, Cora Belycu. D E C A RIGHT Pictured with Mr. Howard are District leadership award winners Jenny Smith. Donna Burk. Eugina Osborne, Lisa Spivak, C ora Belyeu. Priscic Stancil and Terry Naughton. Spanish Students Travel to Mexico FIRST ROW Mrs Hill (Sponsor). Stacy Cook (Secretary). Karen Kulas (Treasurer), Jenna Dunn (President), TelissaJenkins (Vice President).Julia Hinton (Party Chairman), IX-rck Worley. SECOND ROW: Mary Ackerson.Jan Richardson, Lisa McAnich. Jennifer Gentry, Carol Frantz, Jill Bowman. Mary Jane Stewart. Susan Reagan. THIRD ROW Anita Sanders Francina Vines. Kathy Wright. Felton Williams. Jimmy Packer. Margaret Roberts. Ken Mummah. David Curl. James Dudley. David Coleman. 1976 77 was a busy year for all Spanish Club members. The Club undertook many projects one of which was a special Christmas party held for all foreign Spanish students at Gadsden State. The Club also hosted many guest speakers for all the Spanish Students at G.H.S. A big project w'as a Christmas Bazaar sponsored by the members to raise money for the Mexico trip. Forty-six Spanish students from Gadsden High toured Mexico for eight days. The trip was a tremendous success due to much hard work on Mrs. Hill’s behalf. RIGHT Spanish C lub Sponsor Mrs Hill is a true inspiration to all Gadsden High Spanish students. 84 Clubs ABOVE: Spanish students take a rest on a pyramid during their tour of Mexico. ABOVE: Mary Jane Stewart and Stacy (xx k display the award winning Spanish Club project. RIGHT: Derek Worley and Jenna Dunn display Mexican souvenirs. BELOW: Spanish students listen closely to one of many Spanish-speaking guests the club hosted during the year. ABOVE: Valerie Williams. Mary Ackerson. Ken Mummah. Jeff McKenzie. Margaret Roberts. Bubba Parsons. Theresa Tolson. Stacy Cook, Renea Hawkins, and Jennifer Gentry work hard on Christmas decorations for the bazaar. Clubs 85 Pep Club I FIRST ROW: Mrs. Watford, Debra Talifero, Rhonda Stephens, Cora Belyeu (Vice President), Jim Ryan (President), Lee Perry (Secretary), Greg Plimpton (Treasurer), Margaret Gruvcr (Chaplain). SECOND ROW: Laura Boatner. Clair Wright. Kay Upton. Terry Thomas, Deborah Burks. Nora Dolberry, Kathryn Denson, Karen Watford, Ed Wildman, Sharon Moorer. Bessie Belyeu. THIRD ROW: Barbara Stamps, Tara Donald. Loretta Spivak. Terri Stewart. Cheryl Cain, Bonnie Sheffield, Vanessa Croft. t t G” Club FIRST ROW: Hershal Byers. Cun Crumpler, Clair Wright. Paige Dawson. Debra Talifero, Benida Pillitary, Rhonda Stephens, I-aura Boatner, Kay Upton. Pam Connor. Sharon Moorer SECOND ROW Steve Sims, Henry Culp, Crystal Moring, Julie Hughes. THIRD ROW: Johnny Cooper. Stanley Nonon, Tara Donald, Kathryn Denson. FOURTH ROW: Perry Woods. Sam Hall, Tommy Allison, Brian Holland. FIFTH ROW: Ed Mosley, Reginald Manin, Tommy Griffith. Mike Sims. SIXTH ROW Clarence Hightower. Kenny Russell. Wally McDuffie, Mark Betterton, Kent Back. SEVENTH ROW: Don Horton, Bonita Carstarphen. EIGHTH ROW Ken Garner. Tim Rancher. NINTH ROW: Vic Mann. Terry Elsberry. TENTH ROW: Jeff Williams, Mike Brown. ELEVENTH ROW: Brian Williams, Scott Royal. Johnny Bowers. Zac Allsup. TWELFTH ROW: Mark Morrison. David Abel. THIRTEENTH ROW Richard Brooks, Gary Wright. John Roberson. Bubba Parsons, Zcne Renfroe, Scott Hudgins, Chris McGowen. Tim Ball, Jimmy Packer, Jim Ryan. 86 Clubs Junior Red Cross F IRST ROW Kathy Martin (President). Matt Nolen (Vice President). Mona Collins (Secretary), Rodney Gibbs Parliamentarian) SECOND ROW Ken Moorer, Penny Gilliland. Terry Naughton. Laurie Butler. Bobby Pike, Sherill Sisler THIRD ROW Russel Finch. Carla Smith. Lisa McAninch, Alan Selby, Virginia McCarvcr, Sylvia Howell. The Junior Red Cross volunteered their help in the January Annual blood drive at Convention Hall. They recruited blood donors and helped with the actual drive itself The CHS Chapter was recognized for many community services. Bible Club LEFT TO RIGHT Dennis Smith (President). Mac Stinson. Mary Semrick (Parliamentarian). David Thompson. Mrs McDaniel (Sponsor),Jackie Goggins, Benita Harrell, Renita Harrell, Chris McDonald. The Bible club was an inspiration to all who attended. It gave the boost each one needed to start the day. Bible Club met each Wednesday morning at 7:30 in Mrs. McDaniel’s room, with a guest speaker or a planned program each meeting. Clubs 87 Traffic Safety Council FIRST ROW: Lisa Kilgore, Zac Allsup, Angela Campbell, Cindy Smith, Brenda Sims, Tena Hooks. Brian Gaines, Tim Ball. SECOND ROW: Reginald Martin, Terry Yow. David Thompson, Roy Miller. THIRD ROW: Louis Lauery, Ed Mosley, Eleen Bennett. FOURTH ROW: Vanessa Jackson, Ricky Jean Thomas, Scott Williams. FIFTH ROW: Renita Harrell, Belinda Huntly, Benita Harrell. SIXTH ROW: Angela Pearson, Kenny Russell, Cathy McCain. SEVENTH ROW: Randy Spurlin, Howell Mathews, Andrea Petrini, Kevin Griffin, Barry Tolbert, Anna Batey, Vicki Alford, Wesley Tarvin, Coach Hall. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Ball (Historian), Brenda Sims (Secretary), Terry Yow (Reporter), Roy Miller (Assistant Treasurer), Cindy Smith (Treasurer). Angela Campbell (Chaplain), Zac Allsup (Chairman), Brian Gaines (Entertainment Chairman), Lisa Kilgore (Vice Chairman), Tena Hooks (Assistant Secretary). 88 Clubs Math Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Skipper, sponsor. Kay Upton, Ed Heiburger, Joy Rowan, Karen Kulas. SECOND ROW: Paul Dale, Riley Loftin. Brian Williams, Jennifer Gentry. Dale Selby. Debbie Greenberg, Laura Stephens. THIRD ROW: Robert Lang, Scott Nesbitt, Sharon Whatley, Sharon Moorer, Carol Frantz, Virginia McCarver. Aaron Vinson. Matt Nolen, Stacy Smith, Debbie Lummis. FOURTH ROW: Pam Dover. Kevin Mathews, Kent Walker, Wesley Kennedy, Lisa Mclnich, Nancy Hudson, Kathryn Denson, Paul Komatcr. Mark Richard, Pam Connor. FIFTH ROW Bonnie Sheffield, Randy Gunter, Sydney Butler, Charles McCarver. Dale Johnson, Debbie Collins, Mona Collins, Mary Johnson, Jim Ryan. Janice Dobbs. Cindy Harlow. FIRST ROW: Tim Nolen, Mrs. Skipper, Mark Richard, Joy Rowan, Stacy Smith. SECOND ROW: Virginia McCarver, Amy Lummis. Sharon Whatley. Kay Upton. Tommy Pritchett, Debbie Lummis, Susan Lytle. THIRD ROW: Riley Loftin, Matt Nolen, Nancy Hudson. Alison Chandler, Bob Cox, Dennis Smith, Chipper Griffith. The 1977 Math Club went on various field trips this year. Several members traveled to Engineering Day” at Auburn and Engineering Seminar” at Gadsden State Junior College. GHS students also attended three math tournaments and competed with students statewide. Club 89 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an honorary club, whose members were chosen on a basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. A sophomore must meet these requirements and have a 98 overall average, a junior must have a 95 overall academic average, and a Senior must have a 90 overall average. RIGHT: Second year members at the National Honor Society tappings. I IRST ROW Virginia McCarvcr. Sharon Smith. Barbara Oravet. Barbara Johnson. Karen Kulas, Delba Parker. Sydney Butler. Kay Upton SHCOND ROW Tclissa Jenkins. Jenna Dunn. Annita Anderson. Nora Drenncr. Donna Clark. Rowana Br x ks THIRD ROW: David Coleman. Lana Moon. Deborah Burks. Cindy Harlow. Joy Rowan. Tara Donald. Pam Dover. Anita Gentry FOURTH ROW Debbie Collins. Dennis Smith. Brian Thompson. Lisa Spivak. Benida Pillitary. Kent Walker. Joni Brackett. Dawn Presley. Annette Espy. Janice Dobbs FIFTH ROW Dale Johnson. Mary Johnson, Matt Nolen. Roy Miller. Bob Cox, Mark Richard. Ed Hcibergcr. Jim Ryan. NOT PICTURED: Ed Tinker. Jim Reynolds. Laura Stevens. 90 Club� FIRST ROW: Kent Back. Dawn Presley. Larry Mackey, Tara Donald, Johnny Cooper, Stanley Norton, Ixe Perry, Jim Ryan. SECOND ROW: Debbie Collins, Tricia Turner. Barbara Johnson. Karen Michael, Annette Espy. Felton Williams, Ed Tinker. Ed Heiberger Clubs 91 Homeroom Represent- atives $100 Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Ryan, Ed Heiberger, Dennis Smith, Ed Tinker, Richard Wagnon, Janice Dobbs, Annette Espy. Lana Moon, Mary Johnson, Debra Burk, Cindy Stemes, Tara Donald, Lisa Kilgore, Darlene Kerr. Angela Watts, Barbara Johnson, Debbie Greenberg, Laura Stephens, Carolyn Greer • - French Club FIRST ROW Mrs Bedell, Renita Harrell, Brian Gaines, Karen Michael, Brie Williams. Stan Whaccly, Benida Harrell. SECOND ROW: Cindy Smith. Joey Ackerson, David Mitchell. Kayla Gowens, Scott Spivak. LaFelda Fann. Winifred Littlefield. Cindy Stemes. Latin Club 92 Clubs FIRST ROW Mrs Bedell. Renita Harrell. Kevin Faulkner. LccSington. Andrea Petrini. Sharon Moorcr. Benita Harrell. Ixre Dye SECOND ROW Amy Lummis, Scott Royal. Karen McNabb, Kathrine Denson, Paige Dawson. Mary Semrick. Daphne Meadows, Jackie Mint . Cheryl Sissler, Kim Farley. Barbara Oravet 1 HIRD ROW Chipper Griffith, Wesley Kennedy. Dale Johnson, Barbara Stamps. Winifred Littlefield Tri-Hi-Y Members Win Best Bill in the House FIRST ROW Mrs. Barnes, Genny Fresh, Kay Upton, Julia Hinton (President), Barbara Johnson. Beth Phillips. Robin Bobo. SECOND ROW: Deborah Burks, Julie Hughes, Janice Dobbs, Margaret Roberts, Ree Nesbitt, Susan Henslcc. The Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian Service Club working in the community to create, maintain and extend Christian character in our high school community. This year the Tri-Hi-Y participated in World Service by World Service Candy. Four members of the Gadsden Tri-Hi-Y also participated in the annual Youth Legislature held in Montgomery. Two members, Kay Upton and Barbara Johnson were awarded Best Bill in the House” for their superb bill which was passed in the House and Senate. Kay Upton and Barbara Johnson display a plaque they won at Youth Legislature for Best Bill in the House.” Clubs 93 Interclub Council ABOVE: FIRST ROW Connie I e. Eugina Osborne. Jenny Smith. Mike Cline. Kay Upton. Jim Ryan. Matt Nolen, Tammy Strahan. Kavla Shirley SECOND ROW Riley Loftinjoni Brackett. Kathy Martin. Kevin Faulkner, Dale Johnson. Mr. Boshell, Kenny Garrett. Larry Mackey. Joy Rowan. Janice Dobbs. Tara Donald. Chess Club FIRST ROW Alan Selby. Geoff Jenson. Terry Wallen. SECOND ROW Danny Tidwell. Richard Waid. Dale Selby, Kent Walker THIRD ROW Eric Williams. Fd Tinker 94 Clubs FIRST ROW Tara Donald (Reporter). Barbara Neeley (Vice President). Cathy McCain (President). Felita Ross (Treasurer). Dclba Parker (Chaplain). SECOND ROW: Kelly Bowen.Jan Richardson, Theresa Gable. June Gargas. Mrs. Martha Burns. THIRD ROW: Judy Johnson. Barbara Stamps. Lisa Stevens. Pam Walker, Delois Lasster. Teresa Crews, Deborah Bostick. Renee Crowley. Future Home- makers of America Graduate Club FIRST ROW: Teresa Crews, Larry Mackey, James McMillian. Dawn Presley. SECOND ROW Iris Blackburn. Cora Bclvcu. Felita Ross. Cathy Pearson. Pam Walker. Delois Lisster. Cynthia Madden. Rochelle Morgan THIRD ROW Cathy Beavers, Anita Sanders. Adreinne ('rook, Shirley Timmons, Curt Grumpier. FOURTH ROW: Roy Miller, Byron Kirkland. Don Horton. Kenny Garrett. Jimmy Horton. Eric Williams. Stan Whatley. Clubs 95 FIRST ROW: Michael Bostick, Dale Selby, Jeff Tanner. Tim Nolen. Philip Surer, Alan Selby, Bobby Robinson. SECOND ROW: Jeff Howard, Wade Fadley, Wesley Kennedy, Brad Lancaster, Quinton Young. Howell Mathew s, Brian Garner. Mike Cline. Eddie Johnson. Craig Clontz. THIRD ROW: Ivan Hawkins, Tony Arrington, David Kelly, Eddie Lindsey, Scott Nesbitt. Randy Burnett. FOURTH ROW Kevin Faulkner, Randy Spurlin, Randy Gunter. Paul Dale. Matt Nolen, Derek Sewell. FIFTH ROW Chip Prince, Sidney Gowcns, Marty Parham. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vanessa Jackson. Tara Donald, Vickie Alford. Anita Brown (President), Winifred Littlefield. Brenda Sims. 96 Clubs FIRST ROW Percy Hall, Freddy White. SECOND ROW Antonio Watson. Kent Vaughn. Alan Parker. Tim Heard, Clay Avery D A P S FIRST ROW: LeAnne Mitchell. Carla Wilson. Bivian Owens, Tammy Starnes. Cynthia Talifero, Penny Gilliand. SECOND ROW: Lisa Jordan, Laurie Fleming (President). Teresa Jordan. Jill Bowman. Clubs 97 FIRST ROW Beth Phillips, Laura Reagan, Stacy Cook, Tammy Strahan. (President), Sharon Smith. Telissa Jenkins. Mary Jane Stewart. Abby Speaks SECOND ROW: I-arue Stewart, Sandy Palmer, Cathye McCoy, Cindy Mason, Gloria Thacker. I.inda Stone. Tena Hooks, Loretta Spivak, Jane Milwee. THIRD ROW Anna Batey. Deborah Battles, Dee Blackwood, LaVelda Fann. 98 Clubs FIRST ROW: Jon i Brackett (President). Melanie Payne. Diane Martin. Debbie Beall. LcAnnc Cameron. Laurie Butler. Debbie Greenberg. Cathy Hutchins. Janue Dobbs. Jennifer Gentry. SECOND ROW Sharon Whatley. Sheila Naughton. Karen Sharp. Tonya Stephens. Carol Fowler. Terri Stewart. Anglea Campbell, I-orri Helms. Lori Garrett. THIRD ROW: Anita Gentry, Perry Naughton, Kayla Gowens. Debbie Higgins, Joan Heibcrger. Sandra Waldrop, Laura Boatner, Patsy Fricks. Donna Blakely. FOURTH ROW: Donna Clark.Julie Mills. Karen Freeman, Karen Michael, lasa Spivak. Barbara Johnson. Bonnie Sheffield. Lee Perry. Kathryn Denson. Theresa Semrick FIRST ROW Gina Cook, Tammy Davis, Margaret Roberts, Bonnie Briand, Jane McGinity, Theresa Tolson, Lee Sington, Carol Frantz. Toni Talley. Kathy Ivey, Felicia Milam. Andrea Petrini. Valerie Williams, Sharon Moorer. Tammy Perry. Brenda Watts. SECOND ROW: Deborah Barnes. Gina Denson. Rhoda Smith, Mary Johnson, Jenny Smith (President). Annette Espy, Terry Thomas. Mayra Brown. Te.ri Runyan. Ram Connor. Melanie Taylor, Becky Garren, Cheryl Cain, Crystal Moring, Tricia Turner, Genny Fresh, Joy Wildman. NOT PICTURED: Stacy Smith, Debbie Lummis, Tammy Herrod, Kay Upton. 100 Clubs FIRST ROW: Beth Wallen. Marsha Roberson. Amy Berman, Donna Cooley. Gena Burgess. Kayla Shirley. SECOND ROW: Joanne Sherrer. Benicia Pillitary, Cindy Harlow. Karen Wester. Kim Goss, Joanne Masters. Ixx- Larrimorc, Pam Doss. Clair Wright THIRD ROW I.isa Godwn, Debra Lancaster, Annita Anderson. Rene Herrod. Tracyc Bullock. Clubs 101 Honors Day Honors Day” was a new event at G.H.S. The National Honor Society sponsored the program on May 24. Several awards were given in three categories: scholarship, sendee and discipline. Mr. Boshell presided over the program. Dennis Smith was awarded a scholarship to Auburn University by the Etowah County Auburn Club. Nora Drenner received a Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship. Ed Tinker has received a Goodyear Scholarship. Jenny Smith received a scholarship to Jacksonville State University. Dawn Presley has received a scholarship in music to Kentucky State University. Ricky Goldsby and Don Horton are recipients of Football Scholarships. Wally McDuffie. Steve Sims, and Jimmy Horton are recipients of Baseball Scholarships. 102 Clubs Jim Reynolds was recognized for State Essay winner. Virginia McCarver will attend Girls’ State 1977. Biology awards went to Gay Nell Pierce and Debbie Collins. Clubs 103 Janice Dobbs and Tara Donald received CRUCIBLE Awards Barry Tolbert received the Tennis Award. Paulette Calhoun received the Volleyball Award. Virginia McCarver received the Chemistry Award. Reginald Martin received the Basketball Award. f 1 Magnavox awards went to all Senior Magnavox members. Ed Heiberger received the Physics Award. Benida Piilitary received the American History Award. The An Award went to Juan Hawkins. Francina Vines received the Spanish Award. Jimmy Packer and Scott Spivak received typing awards. The Math Award went to Virginia McCarver. Donna Clark and Annette Espy received BOE II Larue Stewart. Brenda Sims, Patty Savoa. and Sandy Palmer received Shorthand Awards Awards. 104 Clubs Mrs. Clarke presented Home Economics Awards. Stephanie Smith received Driver’s Education Award. Gina Osborne received D.E. Award. Kent Back and Tricia Turner were honored as Outstanding Boy and Girl Choral Students. Avery Chesser received D.O. Award. Janice Dobbs anti Mayra Brown received recognition for twelve years perfect attendance Rhoda Smith anti Lisa Collins received recognition for twelve years perfect attendance. Clubs 105 Senior Notables ABOVE: Rhonda Stephens, Head Cheerleader. NOT PICTURED: Ricky Goldsby, football player Dale Johnson. Salutatorian Annette Espy. Valedictorian ABOVE: Lee Perry. SGA Parliamentarian Mike Cline, SGA President Jenny Smith, SGA Chaplain Kent Back. Senior Class President 106 Clubs Terry Naughton, Majorette Ed Tinker. Merit Scholarship Winner Kay Upton, SGA Vice President Stanley Norton, Football player Janice Dobbs, CRUCIBLE Editor Jim Ryan. SGA Treasurer Dawn Presley, SGA Secretary Roy Miller, Basketball player Club� 107 Recognition and Honors RIGH7 Janice Dobbs was chosen the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) Good Citizenship Girl. BELOW RIGHT Wesley Tarvin displays the trophy and plaque he received for his prize winning science project. BELOW: These members of the Triads and Velvetoncs were chosen to sing in the All-State Chorus, after they auditioned at the District Contest. All-State was held in Auburn during March. MEMBERS OF ALL-STATE CHORUS: Beth Wallen, Tricia Turner. Deborah Barnes, Lee Pern . Eddie Johnson. Dawn Presley, Kent Back.Joni Brackett 108 Clubs Tigers Complete 6-3 Season It was a victorious, excitement filled season for the 1976 Tigers. The team was under the leadership of Head Coach Tommy White, and Assistant coaches Danny Clayton, David Martin, and Larry Weathers. With no doubt, the student body played an active role in each football game. At every Tiger home game the air was filled with excitement. The players took great pride in the team, and this led them to a winning season. ABOVE: Richard Brtxtks breaks the Albertville game open as he races seventy five yards for a touchdown. ABOVE. In the Etowah game Ricky Goldsby led the Tigers to a 17-0 win. Here he runs around the end as Jimmy Horton looks on. 1 10 Sports BELOW: Wally McDuffie dives for extra yardage in the Albertville game. LEFT: Stanley Norton goes high to catch a pass as Richard Brooks looks on. ABOVE: Ricky Goldsby goes for six against Arab Sports 1 1 1 Etowah Holt limma Sansom Talladega Anniston Albertville Tuscaloosa Arab Charity Howl: litowah 17 Gadsden 0 10 14 21 7 24 7 7 23 23 13 27 6 40 7 17 31 Kent Back adds the pat as Wally McDuffie holds. BELOW: Don Horton gives a true Tiger effort. wm BELOW: Jimmy Horton pulls down a pass as the defender rushes in. rr 1 1 2 Sports LEFT Richard Brooks makes a professional tackle as Stanley Norton and Johnny Cooper art- on the move. RIGHT Timers prepare to kickoff after a touchdown. BELOW: Tigers have some discussion about what happened on the last play Sports 113 ABOVE: Ricky Goldsby outruns the defender as the referee looks on. LEFT: Stanley Norton seems to have Albertville's man under control. BELOW: Wally McDuffie and Ricky Goldsby pause for a break. It’s obvious what has happened here. 1 14 Sports GHS Football FIRST ROW: Alan Hope. Richard Ash, Clarence Hightower,Johnny Bowers, Bubba Parsons. Mac Holley. Mark Betterton, Richard Brooks, Johnny C x pcr, Tommy Griffith, Scott Hudgins. Hershal Byers. Rickey Goldsby. SECOND ROW Skip Boring. Coach Jerry Frasier. Coach I-arry Weathers. Rixl Parker, Coach David Martin, Johnny Parker. Richard Townsend, Greg Wood. Mark Morrison. Jo Jo Durham. Vic Mann. Jimmy Packer, Bob Cox. Scott Me Daniel, Jeff Williams, Ed Heibcrger, Zcne Renfroe. James Moody. Coach Tommy White. THIRD ROW: David McGraw, LaVonnc Williamson, Perry Woods, Mike Brown, Don Horton. Mike Sims. Roy Miller, Wally McDuffie, Stanley Norton, Steve Sims, Terry Wallen. Cedric Robinson. Coach Danny Clayton. Sports 115 Volleyball The Volleyball Team, under the leadership and direction of Gwen Brothers had a great season. They came in second place in the Etowah County Tournament. October 6, 1976. Their practice schedule included games with Sardis, Hokes Bluff. Gaston. Etowah, Centre. Emma Sanson. Southside, West End, and Glencoe. Crystal Moring and Anita Brown were chosen for the All Section Team. Paulette Calhoun and Anita Brown were chosed for the All County Team. The Section VI Tournament was held November 2, 1976. Paulette Calhoun makes a point for the Tigers KNEELING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Jackson, Paulette Calhoun. Crystal Moring I Captain ). Lisa Jordan. Anita McCarver. STANDING: Bonita Carstarphcn, Kathi Ivey. Francina Vines. Anita Brown. Dorothy Robinson. Pam Guyton. Kathy Wright. Tina McGinnis. .M0R0a 1 16 Sports ETOWAH COUNTY TOURNAMENT Gadsden — Glencoe Gadsden — Etowah 15 IS IS 7 IS 6 14 16 10 IS 8 IS Gadsden — Southsidc IS 11 IS s Gadsden — Glencoe Gadsden — 2nd Place IS 12 12 IS IS 11 Gadsden — Sansom IS 13 H IS IS 3 ABOVE: Crystal Moring hits the ball over the net for a point. LEFT: Mrs. Brothers talks over with the team their plan for victory. BELOW: Crystal Moring trying hard to get the game point and succeeds. Sport� 117 Tiger Basketball Players Display Strength The Gadsden High School Varsity Basketball Team, under the leadership of Coach Gid Riddle, played their season with great spirit and dedication. The Tigers, at the beginning of the season, got off to a slow start. But after Christmas the Tigers had compiled a great record of fourteen wins and four losses. The team did an excellent job in all their tournament games. They worked hard every game to finish the season with a record of nineteen wins and ten losses. RIGHT: Roy Miller jumps up to give the Tigers the jump ball. SEATED: Curt Grumpier, Sam Hall, David Coleman. Juan Hawkins, Clarence Hightower. STANDING: Nelson Hogg. Antonio Hammond. Timothy Rancher. Reginald Martin. Kenneth Russell. Ricky Goldsby. NOT PICTURED: Roy Miller 1 18 Sports ABOVE: Gadsden practices their shots before a big game. BELOW LEFT: Curt Grumpier shows his satisfaction while Reginald Martin watches the game closely. BELOW RIGHT Miller makes a basket for the Tigers. Roy r. tt. _ — : - - - • .—nr7’7.’y' . ■- — . “• • 19764977 BASKETBALLSCHEDULE November 2vr Big Tour Tournament IX'cembcr 1 Sansom IXrember — 7 - West Eftd December K-l 1 Vestavia Tournament December i i Albenville December 17 Litchfield December 18-24 Gadsden Tournament January 4 Lee January 8 Southsidc January 11 Homewood January 13 Vestavia January 14 Scottsboro January 17 Guntersville January 21 Etowah January 23 Guntersville January 28 West End February 1 Sansom February 4 Albertville February 8 Etowah February 11 Southsidc February 13 Litchfield February 18 Scottsboro February 23 Grissom Sports 1 19 ABOVE: Even with the interference from the other team, the Tigers SCOft two points. RIGHT: Nelson Hogg jumps up and pushes the ball into the net. LEFT: Curt Grumpier scores two points for the Tigers. ABOVE: Perry Woods sees his chance and makes a basket 120 Sports Baby Tigers Show Promise The B'Tearn, consisting of sophomores, had a good season under the direction of Coach Charles Wren. One of their ten victories included a hard played 47-44 win over Sansom. The B’Team finished second out of sixteen teams in the annual Tip Off Tournament held at Butler High in Huntsville. The team ended the season with a record of 10- 13. LEFT: Charlie Griffith shows his ability to score two points. FIRST ROW' Charles McCarvcr. Charlie Griffith. Mark Morrison. Robb Ezell. SECOND ROW: Ken Mummah. David Curl.James Dudley. Kevin Griffin. NOT PICTURED: Sam Jackson Sports 121 Wrestling Throughout the entire season the Wrestlers showed deep dedication for the team. The Tiger Wrestlers practiced hard and endlessly day after day. This year the team was under the superv ision of a new coach, Larry Weathers. James Garrett gave his all to gain a victory for the Tigers. FIRST ROW: Bubha Parsons, James Garrett. Dennis Eastland SECOND ROW Archer Rollins,Gary Wall,John Roberson THIRD ROW Alan Parker. Chris McGowan. 122 Sports LEFT: A Tiger wrestler trice! desperately for a pin BELOW: As the referee l x ks on. the Tigers await a six point pin. LEFT: Bubba Parsons waits for the match to start and hopes the Tigers will come out victorious. Sports 123 Keeping the Spirit Alive The cheerleaders were very successful in keeping the Tiger Spirit alive this year. During the summer they worked hard on their cheers, gymnastics, and routines to uplift the spirit of Gadsden High. In the pep rallies they helped everyone get into the mood. At the ballgames they yelled the Tigers on to victory. The sponsors for the 1976-77 year were Mrs. Martha Bullock and Mrs. Gwen Brothers. ABOVE: FIRST ROW: Clair Wright. Debra Taliaferro, Sharon Moorcr. Paige Dawson. Donna Cooley, Kathryn Denson, Karen Watford. SECOND ROW: Vanessa Croft. Bessie Bclyeu, Pam Connor, Bcnida Pillitary, Kay Upton, Tara Donald. ABOVE: Kay Upton and Debra Taliaferro take time from cheering to have some fun during a basketball game. RIGHT: Cheerleaders change their style by posing as majorettes. 24 Sports Tiger cheerleaders lean into Tiger Rag Cheerleaders or Gadsden High Rockcttes? Sports 125 Clair Wright - Junior I)nnna Cooley - Junior Bessie Belycu - Freshman Kay Upton • Senior Sharon Moorcr 126 Sports Kathryn Denson • Senior Paige Dawson - Freshman Laura Boatner - Sophomore Sporh 12 7 Tara Donald Senior I.HFT Cheerleaders as majorettes give a top performance. Pam (.'onnor Senior Swim Team Exhibits Great Enthusiasm The Gadsden High swim team worked hard and practiced every day at the Y.M.C.A., resulting in a visit to the 1977 State Swim Meet at Tuscaloosa. Their practice paid off when they placed eighth in the state. LEFT: Kay Upton and I.aura Boatner get ready for the 100 meter backstroke. 128 Sports KNEELING: Julie Hughes. Donna Blakely, Tracyc Bullock. Tonya Stephens. Laura Boatner. Kathryn Denson. Kay Upton, Ixe Sington, Sonia l.atham. STANDING: Richard Brooks. I-aVonnc Williamson. Johnny Cooper,Johnny Leslie. Jeff Williams. Scott Nesbitt. Jeff McKenzie. Eddie Lindsey. Charlie Brown. TOP LEFT: Richard Brooks shows his winning pike position. TOP RIGHT: Scott Nesbitt gives 100 in the butterfly relay. ABOVE: Laura Boatner dives for the water RIGHT: Jeff McKenzie stretches out a big Tiger lead. 129 Dedication Pays Off The Gadsden High Tennis Team played their season with alot of spirit and dedication. Under the guidance of Coach Gwen Brothers the team put forth their effort for victories. They played their home matches against Albertville, Fort Payne, Hokes Bluff, and Anniston on the courts of Gadsden State Junior College. With each passing game the team showed a mark of improvement being led by Senior Philip Sutcr. The Girl’s team had a winning season with a 2-0 record led by Sophomore Valerie Williams. RIGHT Barry Tolbert concentrates on the return of his serve. THE GIRL’S TEAM Clair Wright. Benicia Pillitary, Valeric Williams. Laura Reagan THE BOY’S TEAM: Barry Tolbert, Scott Spivak. Kenneth Garrett, Philip Suter. NOT PICTURED: Henry Culp. Jeff Williams. James Me Millian 130 Sports FIRST ROW Richard Brooks, Johnny Cooper, Mark Betterton, Stanley Norton, Scott Hudgins, Marche Jenkins. Coach David Martin. SECOND ROW: Bubba Parsons, Terry Wallen. Charles McCarver, Chip Prince, Oliver Thompson, Victor Daily. Jeff Lankford, Reginald Martin. THIRD ROW: Gary Wall, Paul Dale. Johnny Bowers, Mac Holley. Kevin Griffin, Richard Ash, Alan Hope, James Dudley. Track The 1977 Track Team was under the leadership of Coach David Martin. Under his direction the Tigers traveled to the District Meet in Oxford. There the team made a respectable showing with Reginald Martin finishing first in the Mile Run. Kevin Griffin shows how it’s done. Reginald Martin takes the lead. Sports 131 Golfers Sport Victory The Gadsden High golf team had a very successful year under the direction of coach Tommy White. The team made it to the State Championship held at the University of Alabama, compiling a 12-2 record on the way. The team was led by sophomore Mark Cantrell who shot in the low 70's all season. KNEELING: Johnny Elliott. Billy Dowling, George Elliott. STANDING: Randy Spurlin. Mark Cantrell. David Abel. Kent Back. Mark Cantrell sinks another twenty footer. George Elliott prepares to tee off. 132 Sports SENIORS Jimmy Horton. Stott McDaniel. Wally McDuffie. Steve Sims. Randy Gunter. Randy Smith. Li try Mackey. BATGIRLS: Terry Naughton, Crystal Morin Baseball Team Claims District Crown The 1977 Baseball Team under the leadership and guidance of Coach Danny Clayton had a great season. The team played games scheduled every day. They spent many hours of practice before and throughout the season. This practice led them to capture the District Title. In this competition Gadsden beat Sansom. The Tigers showed dedication and determination to reach their goal. The season ended with them compiling a record of 17 wins and 4 losses. HIRST ROW Lirry Mackey, Junior Denson. Steve Sims. Mark Morrison, Brian Ciamer. Roy Smith. Randy Smith. SECOND ROW Wally McDuffie. Terry Elsbcrry. Ken Garner, Ed Moseley. Jimmy Packer. Scott McDaniel. Randy Gunter THIRD ROW: Jimmy Horton. Zcnc Rcnfroe. David C url, Ken Mummah. Zac Allsup. Coach Danny Clayton. Sports 133 AROVI I.ITT Zac Allsup concentrates on his pitching, anti ABOVE RIGHT: Zac drops back and throws smoke. RIGHT: Jimmy Horton waits for the right time to steal. BOTTOM LEFT: Terry Elsberry keeps on his uk s while at shortstop. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Morrison picks out his pitch and is ready for the hit. 134 iWdj) iWoib vs for dno7� ier “P7 ? a A .vm. Talent and Teamwork Insure Victory ABOVE RIGHT: Crystal Morin and Kayla Shirley arc sure of their team’s victory plan. RIGHT Inside the dugout the Tigers watch the team work in the outfield BELOW: These Tiger baseball players have some fun before a game. 135 136 Sports ;; g ABOVE: Mark Morrison watches the pitcher and together they plan a strike out. RIGHT: Zene Rcnfroc is a real swinger. BOTTOM LEFT: Terry Elsberry uses deep concentration on the mound. BOTTOM RIGHT: Zac Allsup keeps his eye on the pitcher as he prepares to steal. A Homerun Season LEFT: The team comes out to meet Terry Elsbcrry as he rounds the bases scoring a home run. ABOVE: Junior Denson keeps his eye on the ball as he waits for his pitch. ABOVE RIGHT: Ken Mummah is on the ball when it comes to getting men out on first. RIGHT Randy Gunter gets his instructions from Coach Clayton that the wav to home is clear ♦ 137 ABOVE: The Tiger stands are full of spirited people out to cheer their team on to victory-. A Fun Season ABOVE: Jimmy Packer and Ken Gamer show their talent of blowing bubbles through fences. LEFT: The team comes out to meet another home run hitter. 138 Sports A New Year A New Principal A New Day As the 1976-77 school year progressed, students witnessed the dawn of a new era for Gadsden High School. The new year brought many changes and the revival of some cherished traditions. Under the capable leadership of the new principal, Mr. Clarence Boshell, Gadsden High assumed a new image. It was a year of rotating schedules, semester courses, increased student activities and a tremendous surge of school spirit. Throughout the year Mr. Boshell could be found in places not usually inhabited by school principals. He played the guitar and sang at pep rallies, occasionally called roll on the vocational buses, visited class rooms, attended the school dances and even made a big splash at the Senior Picnic. Mr. Boshell briefs students on SGA elections. 140 Administration Mr. Boshell participates in Hat Day. V I . I ABOVE LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. Boshcll boogie down. ABOVE RIGHT: Boshcll goes country. LEFT: Mr. Boshcll participates in thcQl04 Basketball game. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Boshell presided over the Honors Day Program. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Boshell becomes part time waiter at the Athletic Banquet. Assistant Principals Aid Students ABOVE LEFT Mr Owens. ABOVE RIGHT Mr Presley- RIGHT Mr. Presley acts as referee in Faculty and QliV Basketball game BELOW LEFT Mr Owens and Mr Preslev take pan in Graduation Ceremony RIGHT Mr Owens chaperoned the Seniors to Six Flags Office Staff Keep Things Going Administration 143 Counse- lors Advise Students ABOVE: The first weeks of school meant many schedule changes. CENTER: Mrs. Hendrix. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Owens BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Owens assists Vocational students and Freshmen. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Hendrix serves Sophomores. Juniors, and Seniors. 144 Administration T E S T I N G T I G E R S DIANE KING ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Watford checks over final exam grades. LEFT: Charlie Wren. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Skipper cheers along with the Juniors. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs Alexander explains an equation. Math Department Prepares Students Foculty 147 Science: America’s Future NOAH WOOD CAROLYN MARTIN JUDY DRINKARD Mrs. Minshew introduces a friend. ABOVE: Mrs. Martin takes a break from grading exams. CENTER Mr Brown entertains at a baseball game. RIGHT: Mrs. Smith helps anatomy students with their cats. English Department SARAH ASHLEY MARY ROSE COWART KATHRYN SHAMBLIN 150 CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Morrow and her Comp. II boys. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Donald grades research paper. LEFT: English teachers enjoy walk to an assembly. Explores New Curriculum ■■1 MILDRED DONALD MARY BARNES VIVIAN MORROW LOYALL TAYLOR ABOVE: Mrs. Gloria Reagan is a new addition to the English Department. LEFT: Stanley Norton thinks lie can talk an A out of Mrs. Barnes. Focutty 151 ABOVE: Mrs. Wilson lectures to students. RIGHT: Mr. J. S. Towns. History Department BEULAH HARRELL ANNIE DAILEY LINDA FORD ROBERT LA MON JUANITA WILSON ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Ford teaches her American History students. LEFT: Mrs. Dailey assigns what students should know for semester examination BELOW: Mrs. Harrell checks over democracy papers. Foculty 153 DOROTHY WOODWARD genny McDaniel NANCY TRAYLOR Students Learn Typing, Business and Vocational Skills RIGHT: Students learn typing procedures. ERNESTO JOHNSON MARGARET CAMPBELL CARL HOWARD 154 Foculty Driver Education Teaches New Program OPALMcALPIN | JAMES HALL CENTER LEFT: Mi Hall teaches the correct technique of driving. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. McAlpin. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Larry Weathers. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Hall points what street signs represent 155 Students Get Involved In Physical Education TOMMY WHITE DAVID MARTIN CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Bullock participates in outer space day. CENTER RIGHT: Coach Martin directed Intramural Olympics. BELOW Coach Clayton directs boy’s PE. GWEN BROTHERS ABOVE LEFT: Coach Clayton tells GHS students to come out to the baseball games. ABOVE RIGHT: Coach White and his hat. CENTER RIGHT: Coach Gid Riddle. Faculty 157 Home Economics ANNE WILLIAMS GEORGIA CLARKE ABOVE: Mrs. Martha Burns demonstrates a recipe for her students. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Williams, and Mr. Hall chaperone the Senior Float. LEFT: Mrs. Clarke instructs students about a pattern. I— MILDRED CORNUTT BETTY McCARVER HARRIET PHILLIPS Library, Band, Art Involve Students LEFT: Mr. Curtis Whited, Band Director. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Gene Barnes, Choral Director. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. McCarver instructs a student about art Special Education DAVID WAGNON BONDA VANCE NORMA TOW Foreign Languages RIGHT: Mrs. Bedell teaches French and Latin students. BELOW LEFT: Mrs. Nellie Bedell. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Dora Gene Hill instructs Spanish students. Freshmen Enjoy First Year at GHS Freshman class officers arc: Margaret Taylor (President). Kathy- Wester (Treasurer). Kelley Godfrey (Secretary), Sheila Tommie (Vice- President). Freshman delegates are seated: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelly Godfrey. Paige Dawson, Kay Ivey. STANDING: Karen McNabb. Jeff Howard, Margaret Taylor. 162 Freshmen ABOVE: Freshman band members pause at a pep rally. James Abel Rhonda Allen Zane Allsup Larry Anderson John Armstrong Tony Arrington Derrick Ash John Ashley Larry Avery Barry Baker Tracy Baker Greg Ball Toni Ballard Lewis Barnard CENTER: Mary Faye Bowman and Brian Garner work on freshman float. LEFT: Freshmen enjoy aftemnon track meet. Freshmen 163 Freshmen Come Alive Tammy Barron Vester Baty Bessie Belyeu Donna Benjamin Vicki Bcthunc Carl Bloodworth Robyn Bobo David Bolden Todd Boozer Michael Bostick Don Bowen Gregory Brewster Keith Brooks David Brown Jody Bryson Myron Buchanon Brad Buckelew Mason Caldwell Kim Calloway Sandy Campbell Jon Carlisle Jennifer Carter Allison Chandler Lisa Cleghorn Earl Clem 164 Freshmen ABOVE: Julia Farrow and Sheila Naughton participate in band festival. John Coffia Vittorio Cole Alma Coleman Susan Coleman Becky Cook Karen Cooley Donald (.ore Tim Cranford Vanessa Croft John Cunis Janice Davenpon Dexter Davis Paige Dawson Chris Dcavor Billy Denson Morris Dewccsc Billy Dillard Tommy Dorrough Jerry Dover Margaret Dover Billy Dowling Vicki D wning Lee Dye Jerry Easter Dennis Eastland Teresa Elliott Billy Estes Julie Farrow Russel Finch Cawthon Ford Nancy Foster Pamela Foster Laurie Frantz Randy Freeman Freshmen 165 Freshmen . . . small in size, Chcrie Gann June Gargus Brian Gamer Rodney Gibbs Teresa Goble Kelly Godfrey Jimmy Godwin Tracy Goldsby Carla Gray Frcdric Green Chipper Griffith Becky Hall Nick Hall Martha Hamilton Melissa Hardnett Ivan Hawkins Frank Helderman Maurice Helms Neil Helms Susan Henslee Scott Hicks Michael Hightower Glenda Hill Karen Hill Melissa Holmes Gail Hooks Jeff Howard Sylvia Howell 166 Freshmen OPPOSITE LEFT Brian Garner proves freshmen arc small in si e. ABOVE: Freshmen put the tiger frame up together. Steven Hoyett Quinton Huglc) Charlotte Hutchinson Gary Hutchinson JoEllen Ingram Kay Ivey Patti Ivey Pamela Jackson Paula Jackson Sherry Jackson Shirley Jackson Wanda Jackson Cindy Jenkins David Jenkins Tanya Jenkins Toni Jenkins Chris Johnson Jon Johnson Melissa Johnson Annette Jones Ren wick Jones Steve Jones Tina Kennedy Denise Kilgore Lynne King Lorre Kirkpatrick Connie Knight Kath Kulas Freshmen 167 Keith Kulas Theresa Ladd Sonia Latham Mitchell Lawder Lillie Lee Doris Lesley Earl Lewis Marty i.ikos Glenn Lindsay Linda Lindsay Amy Lummis Susan Lytle Donny Maloun Femandze Marbury Ann Marshall Tommy Marshall Debra Martin Mike Martin Tina Martin Roger Mayben Vincent Mayben Myra Mayes Anita McCarver Kelly McDowell Karen McNabb Patty McNulty Gloria MePeters Daphne Meadow; Micheal Medders Gary Menninger 168 Freshmen OPPOSITE LEFT: Amanda Tucker and Lisa Cleghorn add their touch to the freshman float ABOVE: Zane Allsup relaxes at Twirp Dance awaiting the next girl to ask him to dance. OPPOSITE LEFT BELOW: Sheila Naughton and Julia Farrow cheer the baseball team to victory. ABOVE: Karen Watford w-orks on the freshman float Mil licent Middleton Allison Mills Ricky Mitchell Karen Moon Frankie Moore Jill Moore Kenneth Moorer Denise Morgan Donny Morgan Felicia Morgan Lisa Morris Sharon Morris Brenda Moses Jeff Mullins Chris Murray Glenda Murray Jackie Myrick Scott Nelson Rcc Nesbitt Tim Nolan Laura Norton Freshmen 169 Albert Oravet Deborah Owens Vivian Owens Roderick Parker Mark Pate Richard Pate Sammy Payne Stephanie Pearson Pam Pend Icy Cathy Peppers Lisa Petrini Bobby Pike Randy Porter Wally Pruitt Steve Reavis Ralph Reeves Freshmen at Work ABOVE: Kay Ivey. Amy Lummis. and Karen Watford work hard on the freshman float RIGHT: Freshmen learn school is not all fun and play. Clay Renfroe Vanessa Rice Lance Richard Bobby Robinson Teresa Robinson Arthur Rollins Lisa Rutledge Anthony Sandridge James Sandridge 170 Freshmen Joyce Scarbcr Alan Selby Mary Semrick Deena Sheffield Michelle Shimizu Jeff Silvey Mike Sims Tina Sims Sieve Sims Mary Smedley Mary Smith Ruby Smith Steve Stargc Marsha Steele Alisa Stephens Lori Stewart Mac Stinson Karen Strawn Eric Strickland Shane Stringfcllow Dwight Sumpter James Swain Margaret Taylor Suzie Taylor Oliver Thompson Kim Thurman Pam Tidwell ABOVE: Kelly Godfrey, Deena Sheffield, and Lance Richard work on the tiger. RIGHT: Freshmen take a break after working on the float. Freshmen Prove to Be . . . Anthony Tillis Sheila Tommie Paula Tripp Amanda Tucker Lisa Tullis Janice Turner Missy Turner Stanley Turner James Vaughn Linda Vreatt Yancey Walker Ciina Warren Tiny Tigers ABOVE: Bobby Robinson enjoys free time in the front hall with Levelda Fann BELOW: Freshmen survive sorority initiation. 172 Freshmen TOP: I.isa Petrini and Tina Sims take a break at their lockers. ABOVE: Sheila Naughton, Julia Farrow, and Bobby Robinson wait patiently for their ride. Valeric Warren Karen Watford Roy Weaver Kathy Wester LcAnnc White Harry Whorton Annie Williams Jacqueline Williams Kelvin Williams Scott Williams Eddie Wilson Janice Wilson Tim Wilson Freshmen 173 Deborah Wise Keith Wood Mike W x d Darrell Woods Sonya Woodward Mark Worley Gina Yates Jeffrey Vow Amy Ziegler Freshmen Rap Up the Year ABOVE: I jura Norton feels she has made the right choice. LEFT: Richard Pate and Sheila Tommie say good-bye. BELOW: Freshmen enjoy track meet. 174 Freshmen Sophomores LEFT: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFIC ERS Ken Mummah (President). Sharon Moorcr (Vice President), Margaret Roberts (Secretary). Kathy Hutchins (Treasurer) BELOW: SOPHOMORE CLASS DELEGATES Johnny Bowers. Melanie Payne. Gary Plimpton. Andrea Petrini. Scott Spivak. 176 Sophomores Donna Blakley Laura Boatncr Tommy Bonncss Kelly Bowen Sieve Baker Debbie Beall Helen Ik-1 lew Gina Bishop Danny Blackburn David Abel Randee Adkins Zac Allsup Tony Almond Richard Ash Bob Aultman LEFT: Toni Talley and Marceret Roberts take time between classes to get their pictures taken in the front hall. ABOVE: SOPHOMORES: Kayla Gowcns. Andrea Petrini, Scott Spivak, Stacy Smith, Tammy Herrod, Debbie Lummis. Kathy Huthins and Brian Gains wait in lunchroom to order their class rings. Sophomore� 177 James Bowen Johnny Bowers Joyce Bowling Jill Bowman Bonnie Briand Amanda Brooks Charlie Brown Bruce Burton Laurie Butler Randall Burnett Tim Byers Angela Campbell ABOVE LEFT: Lori Garret, Tammy Perry, and Cythintha Taliferro enjoy themselves at the pep rally ABOVE RIGHT: Sophomores show their spirit. BELOW: Johnny. Hows your love life? 78 Sophomores Sophomores Show Spirit Toni Talley. Mark Morrison. Sharon Moorer. Margeret Roberts, and Charlie Griffith represent the sophomores at the GHS basketball games. Dcwaync Campbell Mark Cantrell Craig Carlise Lee Carroll Julie Caudle Kenneth Clark Danny Clark Craig Clontz Robin Colley Robert Collum Gina Cook Stanley Cook Tereasa Crocker David Curl Paul Dale James Davis Dexter Davis Tammy Davis Lisa Dial Alando Douthard Kenny Dunnington Tammy Durham Johnny Elliot Gary Evans Casandra Everhart Rob Ezell Wade Fadley Kevin Faulkner Sophomores 179 Sophomores Enjoy Snow at School An Fcrgcson Laurie Fleming Teresa Fowler Carol Frantz Patsy Fricks Brian Gains Fran Gardner ABOVE: Sophomores take a break from working on the float. RIGHT: Sophomores enjoy the snow. BELOW: Sophomore CRUCIBLE Staff member Sandra Waldrop helps with CRUCIBLE pre-sale 180 Sophomores LEFT: Senior Tricia Turner shows Sophomores how a snowball is thrown BELOW: Tonya Stevens, Sandra Waldrop, and Melanie Payne keep the spirit of the 50’s alive! Belinda Garmon Lori Garrett Jennifer Gentry Penny Gilland Jackie Goggins Kayla Gowens Teresa Green Cindy Gregerson Larry Green Kevin Griffin Charlie Griffith Robin Griffith Todd Griffith Walter Gunn Pam Guyton Tony Hammond Enatra Hale Kenneth Hall Randy Harwood Keith Hayes Tammy Herrod Joan Hcibcrger Lori Helms 181 Johnny Henson Jeff Henson Robin Herring Clarence Higgins Nelson Hogg Mac Holley Shelia Holliday Jennifer Howard Nancy Hudson Cathy Hutchins Kathy Ivey Darlene Jackson Nancy Jackson Samuel Jackson Elaine Jelks Sophomores Enjoy GHS Dances Marche Jenkins JudyJohnson Suzanne Jones Sophomores enjoy Valentine Dance along with other classmen. Lisa Jordan Tcrcasa Jordon Eric Kimbrough Jeff Lankford Norah I-aster Bruce Leslie 182 Sophomores Kevin Mathews Lisa McAninch Gar ' McCain Charles McCarver Janet McClung Lisa McDonald Jane MeGinity Jeff McKenzie Felicia Miliam Ray Linsey Winifred Littlefield Gary Love Darrell Luker Debbie Lummis Terri Mack Sharon Moorer Barry Morgan Becky Morgan Mark Morrison Teresa Tolson, Sandra Waldrop, and Sharon Moorer rest between dances. Sophomores 183 President Ken Mummah accepts trophy for float. Sophomores Have THE WINNING SOPHOMORE FLOAT' Johnny Parker Bubba Parsons Danny Passmore Melanie Payne Andrea Petrini Tammy Perry Shecna Pierce Gary Plimptom Troy Powell Chip Prince Becky Rains Jan Richardson Ken Mummah Shelia Naughton Steve Nelson Bivian Owens Jimmy Packer 184 Sophomores Margeret Roberts John Roberson Karen Robinson Sandrel Robinson Lisa Rolley Eva Sanders Derek Sewell Karen Sharp Ranee Shell Janice Silvey Scott Simmons Lee Sington Sherill Sisler Marie Slade Stacy Smith Scott Spivak Barabra Stamps Jerry Stamps Sophomores 185 Tammy Starnes Tina Staten Angela Stephens Micheal Stephen Tonya Stephens Shelby Stevens 186 Sophomores ABOVE: Sophomore Jane McGinity seems to be enjoying the Coronation Ball. BELOW: Sophomore Beauty Melanie Payne and Kingsman Zac Allsup. Sophomores Enjoy Coronation Ball ABOVE: Everyone enjoys taking a break BELOW Laura Boatner and Donna Blakeiy take time off from decorating. Toni Talley Jeannie Thompson Cathy Tillis Teresa Tolson Derron Traylor Sophomores 187 Sophomores Have Great Year Matt Wade Sandra Waldrop Gary Wall Toni Walley Teresa Watson Brenda Watts LaVcm Weston Sharon Whatley Debra White Tina White Christie Whorton Valerie Williams Carla Wilson Tony Wilson Harry Winston Greg Wood Teresa Woodie J D Woods BELOW: Shelia N a ugh ton and Gina Cook study hard. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomores enjoy track meets Teri Woods Tommy Wright Quinton Young Juniors LEFT: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: TOP. LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary . Benida Pillitary; Treasurer. Debra Talifcrro; Vice President, Gena Burgess; President. Stacy Cook. DELEGATES: BOTTOM. LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Kulas. Rod Palmer, Jane Mi I wee. NOT PICTURED: Lisa Godwin and Kathy Martin. 90 Juniors Mary Ackcrson Vickie Alford ABOVE: They're Here! BHLOW: Juniors show tiger spirit Anita Anderson Jeff Bag ley Tim Ball Tim Bates Anna Baccy Ann Battles Debra Battles Eileen Bennett Amy Berman Dee Blackwood Darlene Blood worth Bill Branning Juniors 191 Juniors Get Involved Anita Brown Tracyc Bullock Gena Burgess 1 .aura Carroll Sandra Cole Mona Collins Stacy Cook Donna Cooley Kenneth Cox James Crain Tanya Darnell Jackie Davis Sheletha Davis Tammy Dempsey Mary Jane Stewart poses for the camera. LaVelda Fann doesn’t seem to like her hairdresser’s opinion 192 Juniors Lynn Mayben, Mary Jane Stewart and Abby Speaks find time between classes to clown around. Nora Dolberry Pam Doss Jeff Drcnner Jenna Dunn Teresa Edwards LaVclda Fann Kim Farley Patsy Flemming Nancy Frederick Keith Forman Ken Gamer Lisa Godwin Kim Goss Margaret Gruvcr Juniors 193 Tim Hall Jeff Hancock Cindy Harlow Benita Harrell Renita Harrell Darrell Harris Renae Haw’kins Rene Herrod Steve Hicks John Higdon Clarence Hightower Julia Hinton Anetha Hodges Mike Hodo Tena Hooks Clarissa Hope Jimmy Hoskins Juniors Are Successful Kim Goss, Cathye McCoy, and Cindy Mason think they’re Charlie’s Angels. 194 Juniors Margaret Gruver gives her victorious speech for Student government Association President. Belinda Huntley Julia Jenkins Telissa Jenkins Tammy Johnson Billy Jones Jerri Keeling LEFT: Karen Kulas delivering her winning SGA Treasurer speech. CENTER: David Mitchell seems to look concerned about his duties as Vice President. RIGHT: Kayla Shirley gives her all in her speech for SGA Secretary. Juniors 195 Juniors at Their Best Clyde Kinsey Tina Kinsey Paul Komater Karen Kulas Brad I m aster Debra tancaster Zene Renfroe takes a break between innings. Benida Pillitary leads cheers for Junior class. 196 Junior� Cindy Harlow, cypical Junior, enjoys having her picture taken. Dereck Worley displays one of the projects tor Spanish Club. Lee Larrimore Phyllis Ijcc Eddie Lindsey Riley Loftin Sharon Ijorren Kathy Martin Cindy Mason JoAnn Masters Lynn Mayben Keith Mayo Tim McCain Virginia McCarvcr Cat h ye McCoy Becky McDanials Mitch McDonald Chris McGowan Jeff Miller Jane Milwce Mark Minshew David Mitchell irian Moore Juniors 19T Juniors Enjoy Coronation Ball Laura Moore Ed Mosley Scott Nesbitt Matt Nolen Barbara Oravet Rod Palmer ABOVE LEFT: Favorite, Debra Taliaferro escorted by Paul Komatcr. CENTER LEFT: Brenda Sims escorted by Reginald Martin RIGHT: Favorite. Bcnida Pillitary escorted by Terry Elsberry. LEFT Donna Cooley and Clair Wright enjoy the dance. 198 Juniors Sandy Palmer Janie Patterson Mark Patterson Beth Phillips Benida Pillitary Laura Reagan Junior Favorites and Kingsmen participate in lead out dance. usan Reagan Zene Ren f roe Mark Richard Marsha Roberson Elaine Schuka Dale Selby Debbie Shelton Joanne Sherrer Jenni Shew Kayla Shirley Rosa Sims Cindy Smith Juniors 99 Keith Smith Shun Snyder Abby Speaks Terry Speer Loretta Spivak Donna Si Ivey Larue Stewart Mary Jane Stewart Linda Stone Tammy Strahan Debra Taliaferro Wesley Tarvin Alan Taylor William Taylor Class of ’78 Juniors are active during pep rally activities 200 Juniors Tammy Strahan and Marsha Roberson look forward to bus trip. Wesley Tarvin and Laura Moore take time to pose for the camera. Gloria Thacker Pam Thompson Susie Todd Barrv Tlobert Frankie Tucker Richard Waid Michael Waldrop Beth Wallen Diane Waller April West Karen Wester Johnny Whitfield Edith Wildman Brian Williams Juniors 201 Juniors Make GHS What It Is Jeff Williams Pern, Woods Dercik Worley Clair Wright Juniors enjoy classes at GHS Tim Bates shy in front of camera Juniors participate in band activitic 202 Juniors OLD DAYS Senior Class Officers ABOVE: Kent Back (President) BELOW Rhoda Smith (Secretary) ABOVE: Wallie McDuffie (Vice President) BELOW: Mary Johnson (Treasurer) i 204 Seniors GOOD TIMES I REMEMBER STKVK ADCXX.K TOMMY AI.I.ISON c:ynthia ash DEN A AUI.TMAN C.I.AY AVERY KENT BACK FERNANDO BALL DEBORAH BARNES ROBIN BELL Seniors 205 I.ANH BI-RRY BARBARA BISHOP TRACT BISHOP IRIS BLACKBURN LiRITHA BCXX'.S CYNTHIA BONDS FUN DAYS ABOVE: Seniors pose in front of their float RIGHT: Head Majorette Terry Naughton does an imitation of a cheerleader. 206 Seniors FILLED WITH .IONI BRACKHTT MELANIE BRADLEY RICHARD BROOKS ROWANA BROOKS MAYRA BROWN MIKE BROWN PAULA BRYANT KATHY BUCKELEW IXiNNA BURK RIGHT: Kay Upton explains the construction of the senior float to Jenny Smith SIMPLE PLEASURES Seniors 207 HOWDY DOODY DEBORAH BURKS SYDNEY BUTLER CHERYLCAIN U-ANNE CAMERON CYNTHIA CAMPBELL HAROLD CHANDLER AVERY CHESSER RHONA CHILDERS DONNA CLARK MARJAN COB1A Becky Garren. Cheryl Cain and Pam Dover pose for 50’s day. 208 Seniors COMICBOOKS LEFT: Delia Sigma Chi displays their Homecoming truck. DMBMi; COLLINS 1X)NNA COLLINS I.ISA COLLINS di:bbii:coli:man PAM CONNOR .JOHNNY (XX)Pl-R BOB COX CliRT CRUMPLLR ti:ri:sa crkws AND BLUE JEANS Seniors 209 DRIVE-IN MOVIES hlnrycui.p DLNISL DAVIS SHARON DAVIS BILL DLLLINGLR RON nil: di.nnis CilNA DI-NSON 210 Seniors BASEBALL CARDS TINA DF.NSON BRAD DOBBS JANICE DOBBS TARA DONALD PAM DOVER NORA DRENNER VALERIE DUDLEY DEBBIE ELLIS Seniors K.i I Jpton. Randy Gunter, and Wesley Kennedy enjoy Mrs. Drinkard's party. AND BIRTHDAYS Seniors 21 1 TAKE ME BACK GEORGE ELLIOTT TERRELL ELMORE ANNETTE HSFV RANDY FARLEY CATHY FORD CAROL FOWLER IX)NALD FREEMAN KAREN FREEMAN RONALD FREEMAN LEFT: Head rifle Karen Michael, eyes the camera. RIGHT G.H.S. students get a holiday due to the snow. 212 Seniors TO A WORLD GONE AWAY l ( ) M I- (� A RI ) 1 R Blk-'KY GARRKN KKNNHTH G A R R HTT TOMMY GARRKT ANITA GKNTRY r x:ky GIBBS SHARON CvII.BHRT KDDI I: GILLILAND JKNNIKGRAY LEFT: G.H.S. Waits for her students. RIGHT: Crucible staff members Barbara Johnson, and Tricia Turner stash money for Florida. Seniors 21 3 MEMORIES RAMONA GREEN DEBBIEGREENBERG CAROLYN GREER DEBBIE GREGERSON TOMMY GRIFFITH RANDY GUNTER Karen Michael finally gets a new vehicle to drive to school. 21 4 Senior� SEEM LIKE YESTERDAY MYRA GUYTON Percy hai.i. GENNENE HAMBY GLORIA HARDNETT JUAN HAWKINS RANDY HAYES ED H El BERGER PHILLIP HIGGINBOTHAM TIM HILL LEFT: The color guard clowns around as usual. Seniors 21 5 GOLD DAYS TLRRY HCX� Ci BRIAN HOLLAND ANDY HOLLOWAY IX)N HORTON JIMMY HORTON ALICH HUNTHR Coronation Favorite Kay Upton and Kin sman LaVonne Williamson add to the Coronation Court. 216 Seniors DAYS I’LL ALWAYS TREASURE pam ivi:y GEOFFREY JENSON BARBARA.JOHNSON CLINTON JOHNSON DALE JOHNSON DIANE JOHNSON eddie Johnson JOHNNIE JOHNSON MARY JOJ-INSON Senior J 21 7 FUNNY FACES CHERYL JONES DAVID KELLY RICKY KELLY WESLEY KENNEDY DARLENE KERR EISA KILGORE JOHN KILLIAN MARIAN KILLIAN LliTITIA KING PAM LANGLEY DELOISE LASSETER WILLIE LASSETER 218 Seniors FULL OF LOVE AND LAUGHTER Patricia Turner and Barbara Johnson participate in the Delta Sigma Chi • Phi Omega Phi jersey swap day. Seniors 219 FUNNY PLACES CATHY McCAIN SCOTT McIMNIHL CHRIS MdX)NALD WALLY McDUFFIE jamhs McMillan WINFRED MACK LARRY MACKEY TED MANN JACKIE MANNING DIANE MARTIN 220 Senior� SUMMER NIGHTS AND STREET CARS TERESA MASKE HOWELL MATHEWS KAREN MICHAEL ROY MILLER JULIE MILLS LeANNE MITCHELL LANA MOON BAKER MORGAN ROCHELLE MORGAN OPENING NIGHT Theresa Crews and Don Horton pose for their Coronation Court picture. Seniors TAKE ME BACK CRYSTAL MORING DEREK MORRIS MYRON MURRAY THRRY NAUGHTON BARBARA NEELY STANLEY NORTON The Class of 1977 enjoys the Senior Picnic at Chceha State Park 222 Senior� TO A WORLD GONE AWAY SUSAN ORAVET CilNA OSBORNE DEI.BA PARKER LEE PERRY SUSAN PETTY (JAY NELL PIERCE Karen Michael and Terri Srewart have a sentimental moment after graduation. Seniors 223 GOOD MEMORIES CiKIXi PLIMPTON ti:ri:sa porthr DAWN PRKSI.HV tommy pritchhtt JIM RHYNOLDS IX)ROTHY ROBINSON Zanc Allsup smiles for the camera while Tricia Tumcr and Scott Nesbitt look bored. 224 Seniors SEEM LIKE YESTERDAY The theme for the 1977 Coronation Ball was Opening Night.” The Crucible Staff members put in many hours of hard work on the decorations and backdrop. There will never be another dance quite like it. JOY ROWAN SCOTT ROYAL JIM RYAN ANITA SANDLRS TLRLSA SCAR BLR THLRLSA SLMRICK Senior� 225 OLD DAYS Tim McOrtncy aides injured Kay Upton after graduation. HON NIK SHKFFIKLD RAYMOND SILVKY MlKK SIMS STKVK SIMS DKNNIS SMITH JKNNY SMITH 226 Seniors IN OUR HEARTS AND RHODA SMITH USA SPIVAK HANDY SPl RUN PRISCI I-STANCH. CHUCK STANI.HY michi:i.u:stani.i:y The Senior Triads and Velvetoncs sing the theme of the Class of 77 These Arc The Best Times.” The song is in our hearts and in our minds to stay. Seniors 227 OLD DAYS CINDY STEARNS LAURA STEPHENS RHONDA STEPHENS TERRI STEWART PHILLIP SI ITER JEFF TANNER MEI.ONIE TAYLOR KAREN THOMAS SHELIA THOMAS Kingsman Curt Grumpier leads Dawn Presley to her place as Beauty at the Coronation Ball. 228 Seniors BRING UP GOOD TIMES TERRY THOMAS BRIAN THOMPSON DENNIS THORNTON KELLY THORNTON KELLY THURMAN DANNY TIDWELL EDWARD TINKER WANDA KAY TRAYLOR JIMMY TROTMAN Seniors 229 Tara Donald leads a cheer as the Tiger band files in OLD si ’sii: njckkr TRICIA TURNl-R KAV UPTON I RANCINA VINi:S RICHARD WAGNON ki:nt walkkr Pan of the Seniors g x d memories was the Coronation Ball The bad memories was the hard work behind. 230 Senior� SHARION WATSON TONY WATSON ANCil.LA WATTS ANTHONY WHATHHRLY STAN WHATLHY JOY WILDMAN Seniors 231 DAYS Dawn Presley gets creamed by Curt Grumpier at Twirp Court. NEW 232 Seniors AI.AN W(X)I)AI.I. JOHN WOODS TINA W(X)DS VICKIE W(X)DS (.ARVWRKiHT KATHY WRIGHT DAYS Seniors 233 SENIOR DELEGATES: Kathryn Denson. Gina Denson. LeAnne Cameron, Anita Gentry. STANDING Ed Heiberger. I.arry Maty, and Eddie Johnson. GOOD TIMES I REMEMBER The Ones That Didn't Work Top Ten at G.H.S. 10. Dennis L. Smith —95.611 9. I-aura Ann Stephens — 95.882 8. Anita Kay Upton — 96.055 7. Roy Edward Miller — 96.500 6. Edward Lewis Tinker — 96.578 5. Tara Lynn Donald —96.850 4. Joy Ann Rowan —97.105 3. Deborah Elaine Collins — 97.333 2. Robert Dale Johnson — 97.470 1. Sara Annette Espy — 98.285 236 Groduotion ABOVE: Kent Back, Senior Class President, Mr. Boshel). Principal. Mike Cline. SGA President, are together for the last time at CiHS. LEFT: Senior Triads and Velvetones sing their last song together. BELOW LEFT Annette Espy gives her Valedictory address. BELOW Dale Johnson gives his Salutatory address Highlights of Graduation Cross Cup Award Winner—Janice Dobbs Top Award Winners at Gadsden High Julia Rhinehart Award Winner — Kay Upton Graduation 239 ABOVE: Seniors march in for graduation. 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Barbering................................................. 4 Quarters 10. Commercial Sewing (‘Projected to begin Fall Quarter 1977 ... 4 Quarters •••Testing and Counseling for all students in Learning Resource Center. This school is set up under the quarter system SCHEDULE Begin Ends Fall - 1st Quarter — September - December Winter — 2nd Quarter — December - March Spring — 3rd Quarter — March - June Summer — 4th Quarter — June - September [Tuition of S60.00 will be paid each quarter or S240.00 per year for full-time students. Three-quarter time students pay S45.00 per quarter and half-time (night) students pay $30.00 per quarter. Regular morning schedule: Monday through Friday 8:00 A M.-3:00 (Full Time). Three-quarter time schedule: 8:00 A M.-12:45 P.M. Evening Schedule: (Half time) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 5:30 P.M.-10:30 P.M. Length of Courses The length of courses ranges from 4 to 8 quarters. The successful completion of any course depends a great deal upon the general educational background, aptitude, and application of the student. ADDITIONAL ENROLLMENT REQUIREMENTS Registration fee..................................7.00 Student Insurance (required for all bus transports...OPTIONAL...otherwise...............7.75 Late enrollment fee...............................2.00 Re-enrollment fee.................................5.00 This school is approved by Veterans Administration for training under G1 Bill and Public Law 16 and Disabled Veterans THIS SCHOOL IS UNDER STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Charter Affiliate of the COMMITTEE ON OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION OF THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS For information write: E. N. Prater, Director, Gadsden State Technical Institute P. O. Box 663 - Gadsden, Alabama or Mrs. Mary K. Crowder, Coordinator of Student Affairs WE CONGRATULATE ALL SENIORS ON THEIR GRADUATION! 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Wayne Nesbitt Phone: (205) 547-4933 270 Adv� rtii«m«nt The Crucible Staff Would Like To Say Thank You! To All Gadsden High School Supporters 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, Ihc. 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 One of Gadsden’s Most Complete Parts Houses Speed Custom Equipment Delivery Service Weekdays Till 7 P.M. Sundays 9 A.M.-5 P.M. 547-5767 B K AUTO PARTS Compliments of A FRIEND 274 Seniors A ADAMS. PHILLIP DEWAYNE: Float Committee, 205. ADCOCK. STEPHEN LYNN: Fioat Com- mittee, VICA, 82, 205. ALLISON. RICHARD THOMAS: 86,205. ASH. CYNTHIA GAIL: VICA, GirPs j ley ball, 205. AULTMAN, DENA DARLENE. 205. AVERY, CLA BONE: 97. 205. AVERY. SHELLEY JEAN. BACK. KENT ALLEN: Football. Golf Team, 'G” Club President, Senior Nota- ble, Float Committee, Kingsman, Senior Class President, Key Club, Velvetoncs, Magazine Captain, 28, 29, 32, 47, 66, 76, 86, 91, 105, 106, 108, 112, 132, 204, 205, 232,237. B BARNES, DEBORAH ANN: Velvetoncs, Phi Omega Phi, All State Chorus, 23, 66, 100.108, 205. BEAVERS, KATHY ANN: Graduate Club, Girl’s Volleyball, 95. BELL, ROBIN ELIZABETH: DECA, 205. BELYEU, CORA DENISE: DECA, Gradu- ate Club, Pep Club, 83,86,95. BENSON, JOYCE MARIE. BERRY. LANE ALAN: VICA, 82, 206. BETTERTON, CHARLES MARCUS. Foot- ball, Track Team, G” Club, Float Com- mittee, 86, 115,131. BYERS. HERSHEL RUNARDO. BISHOP, BARBARA ANN: VICA, Alpha Psi Omega, 82, 206. BISHOP, TRACY LEE: 206. BLACKBURN, IRIS ODESSA: Girl’s Vol- leyball, Alpha Psi Omega. Graduate Club, 95, 206. BOGGS, LARETHA MAE: 206. BONDS, CYNTHIA DARLENE: Marching Band, Concert Band, 70,75, 206. BRACKETT. JONI LYNNE: National Honor Society, Delta Sigma Chi President, Interclub Council, Float Committee, Key Club Sweetheart, Triads, 29, 32, 55, 67, 76, 77.90.94.99.108, 207. BRADLEY. MELANIE DIANE. Marching Band, Concert Band, 71,74,207. BROOKS, RICHARD DALBY: Football, Key Club, Kingsman. MAGNAVOX Staff, G Club, Swim Team, Track Team, 38.42, 64,65,86. 110, 113, 115, 128. 129, 131. BROOKS. SHERRY ROWANA: National Honor Society, Bible Club. 90, 207. BROWN, MAYRA ELAINE: Math Club. Phi Omega Phi, 12 Years Perfect Attend ancc, 100,105, 207. BROWN. MICHAEL EDWARD: Football, G” Club, 86,115,207 BRYANT. PAULA ANNETTKE: 207. KALEW, KATHY 20 . BURK, DONNA SYLVIA DECA. Triads. 67,83, 207. BURKS, DEBORAH KAY: Hi-Y, ts.itiorul Honor Society, Junior ( vitans. Pep Club. $100 Club, 52,78. 86, 90. 91. 93, 208. BUTLER. SYDNEY IRENE Triads. Math Club, National Honor Society S7, 89, 90, 208. C Hi FRY I. DENISE Marching pt Band. Phi Omega Phi, Triad! 67, 71,7«, 86. 100, 208. CALHOUN, PAUL: French Club. CALHOUN. PAULETTE Volleyball, lS| 116. CALLOW AY, DAVID LYNN CAMERON, LEANNE: Class Favorite® Triads, Key Club Sweetheart. Delta Sigma I Chi, SGA Delegate, 28, 29. 32, 46, 67, 76. ] 99, 208, 235. CAMPBELL. CYNTHI NN: FBLA. ?08 li: CARSTARPH1 N. B()NITA YVONNE Volleyball, 86, 116 j CHANDLER. HAR I£ GORDON. JR Pt :A,83.208. M CHERRY JAMES OLIVER CHESSER RICHARD AVERY VICA, 80, 82„10Y 208. CHILDERS, RHONA DIANE: DECA. 208. CHRISTOPHER. DOUGLAS ROBERT VICA, 82. CLARK, DONNA YVONNE National Honor Society, Delta Sigma Chi, 58. lx). 99, 104, 208. CLINE, MICHAEL DEWEY Drum Major. Concert Band, SGA President, National Honor Society, Senior Notable, Inter-club Council, Homecoming Escort, Alpha Sigma Psi, Velvetoncs, 22, 25, 35, 60, 61, 66, 70. 75. 80,94,96, 106, 217, 236. COBIA. MARJAN ELAINE: 208 COLE, DEBBIE CHARLINE. COLEMAN, DAVID MICHAEL National Honor Society, Basketball, Spanish Club, Chess Club. 84,90, 118. COLEMAN. JESSICA KAY COLEMAN. ROBERT LEWIS. COLLINS. BRENDA FAYE. COLLINS, DEBORAH ELAINE: Marching Band, Concert Band, National Honor Soci- ety, Top Ten, Math Club, Magazine Cap- tain, 52, 71,74.89,90,91. 103, 209, 236. COLLINS, DONNA LYNN: 209- COLLINS, LISA KAY DECA, 12 Years Per- fect Attendance, 83, 105, 209. CONNOR. PAMELA KAY: G” Club. Cheerleader, Coronation Ball Queen, Homecoming Attendant, Phi Omega Phi, Key Club Sweetheart, Pep Club, 36, 40,41, 58,64, 76, 89, 100, 124, 127, 209. COOK, BYRON SYLVESTER: VICA. COOPER, JOHN DOWLING: Football, Kingsman, MAGNAVOX Staff, Key Club, Math Club, ’’G” Club, $100 Club, Swim Team. Track Team, 30, 46, 58, 64, 65. 76, 77, 86,91. 113, 115, 128,131. 209. COX. ROBERT CAMPBELL: G” Club, Football. National Honor Society, 89, 90, 115,209. CREWS, TERESA ANN: FHA. Homecom- ing Attendant, Class Favorite, Graduate Club, 47,95,209. 221. CROOK. ADRIAN NE: Graduate Club, 95. CRUMPLER, WALTER CURI IS Basket- ball, ”G” Club, Kingsman, FHA. Pep Club, Graduate Club, 33, 38. 47, 86, 95, 118, 119, 120, 209, 228, 231 CULP. HENRY, III: Tennis Team, Float Committee. Homecoming Escort. 28, 32, 86, 130,210, 232. D DAVIS, ANTHONY BARNARD DAVIS. DENISE ELAINE: 210. DAVIS, FELICIA YOLANDA DAVIS, JANET WILLETTE. DAVIS. RONALD DEWITT Brother Daps. DAVIS. SHARON ELAINE: 210. DELLINGER. BILL G.: 210 DENNIS, RONNIE KEITH: 210. DENSMORE, KENNETH EARL DENSON, KATHRYN ANNE: Swim Team, SGA Delegate, G” Club, Cheer- leader, Float Committee, Delta Sigma Chi, Math Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, 58, 86, 89, 92,99, 124, 127, 128, 233. DENSON, MILES: i I. DENSON. REGINA DARLENE Marching Band, Majoreuc, Ph: Omega Ph«, Triads. SGA Delegate, 67.71, 100. 210,233 DENSON, TINA THERESA: DECA, 211. DOBBS JANICE MARIE; National Honor Society Chaplain, Hi-Y, CRUCIBLE Ed; tor. Senior Notable, Interclub Council. Float Committee, Delta Sigma Chi, Math Club. FBLA. Bible Club, 100 Club. Maga zinc Captain, DAR Good Citizenship Girl, 12 Years Perfect Attendance, Cross Cup Award, 34, 36, 53, 62,63. 80, 89.90.91,93, 94,99. 103, 10 , 107.108, 211, 239- DOBBS. ROBERT BRADLEY: DECA, 83, 211 DONALD. TARA LYNN G” Club. National Honor Society, CRUCIBLE Staff, Top Ten. In ter dub Council, Cheer- leader. MAGNAVOX Staff. FHA. Junior Civiuns, Alpha Psi Omega, Pep Club, $100 Club. Magazine Captain. 62, 64, 65, 78,86.90.91,94,93,96, 103, 12 1,127,211. 229, 236. DOVER. PAMELA EDWINA: Marching Band, Concert Band, National Honor Soci- ety, Math Club, Color Guard, 71, 74. 89, 90,208.211,242. DRENNER. NORA ELIZABETH: MAG NAVOX Staff Junior Civitans, National Honor Society. Scholarship Award Win ncr, 64.63. 78, 79.90, W2. 21 i. DUDLEY, VALERIE REGINA: VICA. 82, Jfc ■ FRAZIFR, ALESIA MONSHEA FREEMAN, DONA's'-D WAYNE VICA. 82.212. FREEMAN, KAREN LEIGH: DECA. Delta Sigma Chi, 83,99, 212. FREEMAN, RONALD MARION: Chess Club. 212. FRESH. VIRGINIA ALUCE: Vcl vctoncs. DECA, Hi-Y, Phi Omega Phi, 55, 66, 83. 93.100. G GARDNER, RONNIE: 215. GARREN. REBECCA SUE Marchmg Band, Concert Band. National Honor Soci- ety, Phi Omega Phi. Triads. 67, 70, 71, 75, 100, 208.213. GARRETT, KENNETH WAYNE: Tennis Team, Float Committee, VICA President, Graduate Club, 82,94,95,130, 213. GARRET! TOMMY ARLEN: Junior Civi- tans, $i t Cub, High Salesman, 7 , 213. GENTRY ANITA FRANCES SGA Dele- gare, National Honor Society. Goat Com mitte jflXir.i VcrmfljhfTOath CliSv K Ctlb fwccthcart.frn.ffi 21 233 fl GIBBS, RO( KVU RLES: VICA, 8 ELAINE 213 E: 2P. HAMILTON. PHILLIP WARD. Junior QjHtans, 78 HARDNETT. GLORIA ELAINE: 215 HAWKINS. JUAN LEON: Basketball. Brother Dans. 104. 118,205. HAYES. RANDY JOE: 215 HEARD, TIMOTHY Brother Daps, 97. HEIBERGER, EDWARD MARTIN SGA Delegate. Nacionai Honor Society. Math Club, Key Club, $i00 Club, Magazine Captain, 76.89,90,91. 104. 115,215, 233. HIGGINBOTHAM. PHILLIP ERIC DECA. 83,215. HIGGINS, MAX RAN DALI.: VICA. 82 HOGG. TERRY LANE: 216 HILL. TIMMY: 215. HOLLAND,STEVEN BRIAN: 216 HOLLOWAY, WILLIAM ANDREW Math Club. Key Club, 76. 216 HORTON, DON RODGF.RICK Food G” Club C -aduate Club, 86,93.102, 115,2 • 10. HORT( JIN MY, JR. Foothill. B.iscjftll. 95. IM.2H.. ..'i.: JKjfei i HOWAP . ■ MARRY DEAN HOWEl I 1MILY SUE: Class 1 VICA s2. HOYT, GAYLORD LENARD 'MPHRIE . DAVID MAD’, :•!' NTER, ALICE IKRI. : . i-pwAmtpiA: i.liot, eorge Club 52, 212 euh dhbraI PF BP eliBljamhs CEXTO PLMORjL TERRELL WARD: 212. ESPY. SARA ANNETTI - Na t fou! Hon Society, v Ten, Senior Nonole, Girls Sm4c U Club, Valedictorian, Phi (wfe.i Phi. $KX) Club, 58, 80, 90, 91. KX). U4, 106, 2l2. 236.237, 238. GILBERT, GiLUtAND IboGGIXS, JI.DS 102. DC R kXNJlU.Ol fiWiEN. ROMONA ,rIFnbkrg7dbborah R ■ftma CHT CRI OBLE Staff, lOOClutol Science Club. I Tf, i:i;R. CAROLYN JAME: VICA. $1 Iu$J -91.2U I M 1 . I.EH Dl « G RIFE I III, THOMAS HAROLD DECA. G’ ?lub. F 214 I.l NT K RANDAI LDI IOK D: Base- M.mhing Band, Concert Band, Math Club. Alpha Sigma Ph . 96, 133, 157,211.214. J GUYTON, MN RAJOAN: VICA, 8 215. HALL. PERCY Br icr Da ;, 97, 216 HAMBY. ELIZABETH GENllEI iC JOHNSON. BARBARA NELL Natit Honor Society, Hi-Y'. Youth Legish CRUC IBLE Staff, Float Commirr Sigma Chi. $100 Club, Magazine 33, 36, 59, 62, 63, 77. 90. 91 214,217.219. JOHNSON. CLINTON. 217 JOHNSON, JOHNNIE LEE: Junior Cross. 217. 1 Index 777 80,91,92,99. 212, 214. 221, 223. MILLER, ROY EDWARD: Football, Bas- lcctbalLjjG‘4 National Honor Soci cty. Top Ten, Senior Notable, Graduate Club, Traffic Safety Council. 88, 90, 95, MILLS, jUUL.AI.BLl. ftfcCA. tfclca Sigma Chi, 33 99.221. i MITCHELL. I.EANN Delta Kappa Omt. MARYf$gVRLAND: National iery Secretary, Float Committee, vs Treasurcr Phi Omega Phi, , V-lvctones, $100 Club. 66, 89, LEE, INGRAM ALLEN: DECA, 83, 219. LEWIS,CATHERINE DIANE: 219. LEITNER, ROGER EMIL: 219. LINDSEY, BARBARA MARIE: 219. LUMPKIN, HENRY COURTNEY, JR 219. LYLES, JODY ARNOLD: DECA, 83. i JOHNSON ROBERT DALE: Marching Wfnb Concert Band. National Honor Soci- ety President, Top Tci£ Senior Notable. Interclub Council. MutraQuh. glvctones, Latin Club. Saluutoriaa 66. SCI 89, 90, 9:. ‘ i. iW:i'. :36?! 7; B9. J )HNS )N. T( )M.MY CECIL: VICA, 82. JOHNSON. THOMAS EDWARD, JR Marching Band,Concert Band, SGA gate. Kev Club? Aifjtf'.'Sigma Psi. Vclve- tones. 2s. 29, 66, 70, 73, 76, 80, 96, 108, 2:1.2: . .• , . jfjjg j( )N v hi.KXLRENE: 218. JONES. FREDRICK. MOOS 'X ial Honor Soci lub 80KI91 M K .A V Ai -A KAYE: Graduaic Club. MORGAN. moTUA ROChniXE Gradu ate Club. 93. 221 MORGAN. EI THER BAKER: DECA, 8.V Q 242. bMORING. ( RYSJ8AL LYNN. Bat Girl. Gir'T Ynllck jall, G’’ Club. Phi Omega Phy sfolOO, 116, IP, 133, 133, MCCARVER. SIDNEY DEAN. MCCAIN� CATHY LACHELLE: Intcrclufc Council, FHA President, French Club. Traffic Safety Council, 88.93, 220 MCDANIEL SCOTT RUSSELL: Football. Baseball. 113, 133,220. MCDONALD, CHRISTOPHER CARL: Velvetones, Bible Club. 66, 87,1 MCDUFFIE, WALLAC H W Football. Baseball, ■ 1 Ball King, Senior as Key Club. 29,. 36, . 111,112.114.113, MCGRAW. DAVID 1 AN: MORRIS. DEREK LAMAR 222. MURRAY, MYRON RICHARD: 222 Coronation OSS March 1 VICA AMES SYfeVIA' neelV NORTOis ? Traak Team, Kingvii g, } MACK. WINFRED EARL: 220. MACKEY. LARRY JEROME: Graduate Club, MAGNAVOX Staff, Interclub Council, Baseball, 64, 65, 91, 94, 95, 133, 220, 233. MADDEN. CYNTHIA DIANE: Graduate Club, 95. MANN. TEDDY LEE: DECA, 83. 220, 242 MANNING, JACQUELINE Marching Band, Concert Band, 74,220. MARTIN. DIANE LAVERA: DECA, Delta Sigma Chi, 83,99, 220. MARTIN, RONALD DAVID. MATHEWS. BEVERLY DIANE. MATHEWS, HOWELL GAINES: March- ing Band, Concert Band, Band Captain, Velvetones, John Philip Sousa Bana . Award, Ensemble, 66, 70, 75. 80, 88, 96, KffXiA IARlAN KAY FBL KING . A Traffic Safe FBLA, GraduMK Gub, 80, 2i% KIRKLAND, BYRON DARK Club, Graduate Club, 95. KYLE, SHERMAN LEE ORAVET, SUSAN MARIE: Kappa Omega, 223. OSBORNE, EUGINA LEE: dent, Interclub Council, 83, LANGLEY, PAMELA: 218 LASTER, DELOIS ANN: FHA, Spanish Gub, Graduate Club, 95, 218. LASTER, WILLIE, JR.: Marching Band, Concert Band, Velvetones, 66,74,80, 218. MICHAEL. KAREN VICTORIA: March LATHAM, BYRON PRESTON. LEE, CONNIE RENA: DECA. Interclub Council, 83,94,219 ing Band, Concert Band, CRUCIBLE Staff, Float Committee, Delta Sigma Chi, PARKER, DELBA FELICIE: National French Club, Rifle, 36, 62, 63, 70, 71, 74, Honor Society, FHA, 90.95,223. 278 lnd«x PEARSON, KATHY DENISE: Graduate Gub, 95. PERRY, LEE MICHELLE: SGA Parliamen- tarian, Vclvccones, Ensemble, Pep Club Secretary. Homeroom Representative, Delta Sigma Chi, Senior Notable. All State Chorus, 23, 2«. 60, 61, 66, 86. 91, 99, 106, Notable, Imerclub Council, Tiger, Floai Committee. Math Club, Junior Civitans, Pep Club President, $100 Club, Magazine Captain. 19, 34, 60, 61, 78. 86, 89, 90, 91. 94, 107, 225. 108.223. -'«C,. PETTY, SUSAN MARIE: DECA 223 % PIERCE, GAY NELL: Junior Civitans. 8, 1 103.223. PLIMPTON, GREG KEITH Assistant Tiger, DECA Treasurer, Vclvctone Pep Club Treasurer, Bible Club. 18, 83, 86. 224, 241,242. PORTER. TERESA LYNN: DECA, Delta Kappa Omega, Junior Civitans, Junior Red Goss, Pep Club, 83, 224. PRESLEY, YOLANDA DAWN Concert Band, SGA Secretary, National Honor Society, Senior Notable, Float Committee. MAGNAVOX Staff. Junior Civitans, Tri.uk Graduate Club. Magazine Captain, Beauty. All-State Oioru 33, 8, 44, 64,65,67, 74, 78,90,95, 102. 107,108, 224, 229, 231. PRITCHETT. THOMAS ALLAN: Golf Team. Chess Club, Bible Club. 89,224. R SANDERS. ANITA RENE: Spanish Club, Graduate Club, 95, 225. SCARBER, TERESA GAIL: Junior Civitans, 225. SEMRICK, THERFSA ANNE Delta Sigma Chi, 99, 225. SHARP, GERALD LA VON SHEFFIELD, BONNIE mslNf Marching Band. Concec Jand, He3d flag. Delta Sigma Chi. MathrCIub. ads. Pep Club, DELUf VICA, 82. 67, 70, 71, 74, SI I VEY, RAYM 52Tm SIMS, MICHAEL LESLIE: MG” Club, E ball, 86, 115,226. SIMS, SIDNEY RAY SIMS,STEPHEN TATNAIL. SIMS, STEVEN DALE: Key Club, 'G” Gub, Football, £asebail, 76. 86. 102, 115, 133,226. SMITH, DENNIS L : National Honor Soci- ety, CRUCIBLE Staff, Top Ten. Interclub Council, Math Club, Junior Civitans, Bible RANCHER. TIMOTHY WAYNE: G” I Gub, Basketball REYNOLDS, JIMMY LON. JR.: National Honor Society. Math Club. Spanish Club, Chess Club, 103, 224 RICHARDSON, TAMMY KAY: National Honor Society, Junior Civitans. DECA ROBINSON, CEDRIC WAYNE 115 komv oN noRonn . Girl's Volleyball, Float Committee, 11AGNA- VOX Staff, Magazine Captain 64,65,116, 224. ROBINSON, KENNETH RAY ROSS. FELITA FRANCHFSTtR FHA Qub, Graduate Club, 95 ROWAN. TOY ANN: National Honor Society, Top Ten, Interclub'Cd wil, Math Club President, Junior Civitans, Math Team, 53,77, 79,89,90,94, 225, 236. ROYAL, RALPH SCOTT: G” Club, Latin Club, 86,92, 225. RUNYAN, TERRI ANN: DECA, Phi Club. $10o Club, 58,62. 87. 89,90,91,102, 203, 226, 236. SMITH. J EI . R Y SMITH, JENNIFER 4 AROLE. 6GA Chap- lain, National Hon® Soucm Senior Nota- ble, imerclub Cotino i Float Committee. Phi Omega Phi. DECA, Triads President, 55, 60. 61. (P ,83,-94, 100, 102 06. 226. 24r I ImITH, RHODA LEAH: Senie Class Sc, Committee, Cla s Favorite. [MAGNAVqX Staff, Phi fcmega Phi. Math Club, 1 Years Perfect Attendance, Key Club SweetMg Pep Clufafkj 2, 46, 64, 65, 76. 100, 10 . 204, 227, 241 SMITH, STF.PH A ! E RUTH:-lift. SPIVAK, LISA MARIE National HofiorJ Society, Delta Sigma ChiVNL Cluy DECA, 83,90,99, 227. SPURLIN, RANDALL KELLY: Golf Team, Marching Band, Concert Band, G” Club, Float Committee, Alpha Sigma Psi, 70, 75, Omega Phi, 83, MX) RUSSELL, KENNETH ALLEN: Basketball, G” Club, 86,88,118. RUSSELL, TODD EDWARD. RUTLEDGE, VANESSA DARLENE. RYAN, JAMES EMORY: SGA Treasurer, G” Club, National Honor Society, Senior 80, 88,96,132, 227. STANLEY, BETH MICHELE: Velvctoncs, 66,227. STANLEY, CHARLES ANTHONY 11: 227. B STEARNES, CYNTHIA TO: Triads. French Club. $100 Club, 67,91,92, 228. ® STEELE, DAVID RAY STEPHENS, BEVERLY RHONDA: G” Club. Senior Notable, Head Gicericadcr, Float Committee, Class Beauty, Delta Sigma Chi, Math Club. Key Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, 19, 29, 32, 34, 38, 44, 86, 106.125.228. STEPHENS, LAURA ANN: Marching Band, Concert Band, Math Club, National Honor Society, $100 Gub, Top Ten. 75, 89.91.228, 236. STEWART, TERYL LYNETTE: Marching Band, Concert Band. Triads. Pep Gub, Delta Sigma Chi, 67,70, 71, 74,86,99, 223, 228. SUTF.R. PHILLIP MARSHALL: Tennis Team, Marching Band, Concert Band, 96, 130, 228. SUTTLES, LARRY DONELL TANNER, JEFFERY CHARLES: Marching Band, Concert Band, Float Committee. 75. 96.228. TAYLOR, BEVERLY French Club, Gradu- ate Club. Traffic Safety Council. TAYLOR, MELONIE LEE: Phi Omega Phi. FBLA, 80, 100,228. THOMAS, KAREN MICHELLE: 228. THOMAS. SHELIA DIANE: FBLA, 80, 228. THOMAS, TERRY LYNN: Marching Band, Phi Omega Phi, Velvetones, 66, 86, 100,229. THOMPSON, BRIAN GLENN: National Honor Society. DECA. 83.90, 229. THORNTON. DENNIS IRVIN: 229. THURMAN, KELLY ANN: Marching Band, Concert Band, Graduate Club, 74, 229. TIDWELL. DANIEL RAY: Chess Club, 94, 229. TIMMONS, SHIRLEY ANN: Spanish Club, Graduate Club. TINKER, EDWARD LEWIS: $100 Club, Magazine Captain, Senior Notable, Top Ten, Frank Cottle Award, 91, 94, 102, 106, 229, 236, 23Si TROTMAN, AMES CRAIG: 229. TURNEROftTRICIA EVELYN: CRUCI- BLB m Phi Omega Phi, Velvetones, Magajjnc Capta in, All-State Chorus, 27, 36. 62. 63, 66, 91, 100, 105, 108. 181, 213, 219, 224, 230. TURNER, RICKY JEROME TUCKER, SUZANNA DAWN: 230. Index 279 UPTON. ANITA KAY Swim Team, SGA Vice President, G” Club, National Honor Society Vice President, Hi-Y Treasurer, Pre Youth, Youth Legislature, CRUCI- BLE Staff, Top Ten, Senior Notable. Inter- club Council, Cheerleader, Float Commit tec, Class Favorite, Phi Omega Phi, Math Club Treasurer, Key Club Sweetheart, Pep Club. 29, 33, 42, 38, 60, 61, 86, 89, 90, 93, 94, 100, 106, 124, 126, 128, 207, 211, 216, 220, 226,230, 236, 239. V VARNER. KENT DOUGLAS Brother Daps, 97. VICKERS, ANTHONY BERNARD VINES, FRA CINA Girl’s Volleyball. Spanish Club, 84,104, 116, 230. W WAGNON, JAMES RICHARD: DECA, $100 Club, 83,90,230. WALKER, WILLIAM KENT National Honor Society, MAGNAVOX Staff, Math Club, Chess Club. 64. 65, 89, 90, 9 4. 230. WALKER, PAMELA MENDA FHA, Graduate Club. WALLEN. TERRY ALLEN Football, Track Team, G” Club, Velvetones. Chess Club Treasurer, 66,94, 114,131. WATFORD, ALAN CHRISTOPHER: VICA, 82. WATKINS, ARON ALEXANDER. WATSON, ANTONIN DVORAK Wres- tling, Graduate Club. Brother Daps, 97, 231. WATSON, SHARION ELAINE: 231. WATTS, ANGELA LEE: FBLA, Float Conv, mittcc, $100 Club, 80,91, 231. WEATHERLY, JOSEPH ANTHONY: 231. WHATLEY, STANLEY PHILLIP: Float Committee, Junior Civitans, French Gub, Graduate Club, $100 Club, 78,92.95. 231. WHITE, SANDRA GAIL DECA, 83. WILDMAN, JOY ARLENE: Phi Omega Phi, Float Committee, Pep Club, 23, 52, 100,231. , f williams. Anthony ricardo. WILLIAMS, CHARLES ERIC: French Club, Graduate Club. MAGNAVOX STAFF, 65,92,94.95, ?32. WILLIAMS. CYNTHIA. WILLIAMS, FELTON BRUCE Spanish Club, Kingsman, Magazine Captain, 23, 43,84,91. 23 WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA WILLIAMS. FELTON BRUCE: Spanish Club, Kingsman, Magazine Captain, 23, 43,84,91,232. WILLIAMS, PAMELS FAYE: VICA, 82. WILLIAMSON, HAROLD LAVONNE, JR Football, Swim Team, G” Club,- Kingsman, 43,115, 128,216, 232. WILLIAMSON, JOHN TERRY: VICA, 82. 1 WOODALL, RICHARD ALLEN: 233. WOODS, JOHN SAMUEL. JR.: 233. WOODS, TINA YVETTE: 233. WOODS, VICKIE EVETTE: 233. WRIGHT, GEORGE GARY: DECA, 83, 233- WRIGHT, KATHY LYNN: Girl’s Volley- ball, G” Club, Spanish Club, 84, 116, 233. Y YOUNG. DWIGHT EARL JUNIORS A Ackerson, Mary: 84,85,191 Adkins, Stanley. Alexander, Caren. Alexander, Sharon K Alford, Vickie R.. 80, 88,96. 191 Almond. Bobby Dale. Anderson, Annita: 67,74,90,101,191 Avery, Darrell K B Baglc). Jeffery: 191 Ball, Timothy 88, 191 fl Bates, Tim: 191, 202 Batey, Anna H : 88,98,191 Battles, Sara Ann: 191 Battles, Deborah: 98, 191 Bedvccll. Ellen ..jjj Bcnjamine, Nadine. Bennett, Eileen: 88, 191 Benson, Elijah Berman. Amy| 101. 191 Blackburn, Cary Blackshaw. Greg. Blackwood. Dee: 98, 191, 196 Bloodworth, Darlene 191 Bostick. Deborah K.: 95 Branning, Bill: 66,7'5,191 Brooks, Amanda. Brown, Frank Brown, Jocelyn: 116,192 Brown, Timothy J. Bullock, Tracyc: 71, 74, 101, 128; 191 Burgess, Gena: 67,71, 74,101, 190, 191 Burton, Kathlyn. Burton, Regina. Butler, Jeffery. C Cameron, Shirley. Carrell, Laura: 192 Cash. David. Chamblec, James David. Clay, Patricia. Cole, Derita A. _ Cole, Donna Faye. _ u Cole, Sandra L. Collins, Ramona: 74, 78, 79,87,89.192 G le, Solomon. Gx)k, Nancy. Gx k. Stacy: 24, 26, 30, 31, 39, 45, 76, 84, 85, 98. 190. 192 Colley. Donna: 27,66, 101,124,126,192,198 Cox. Ken: 78, 192 Cozzens, Kenneth E. Crain. James Wade: 34,192 Cram, Jon. D Dailey, Victor Tyrone. Darnell, Tanya: 80, 192 Davis, Gloria G. Davis, Jacqueline: 80, 192 Davis, Sheleatha: 192 Dcmscy, Tammy L: 192 Denson,Junior: 34,137 Denson, James S. Dolberry, Nora P.: 78,86,193 Doss, Pamela: 101,193 280 lnd x Drcnncr, Jeffrey S : 193 Dugger, James: 82 Dunn, Jenna: 66, 74, 84,85,90, 193 E Edwards. Theresa 193 4 Elsberry, Terry: 34. 33. 48. 86 3� 34, 136b 137?f98 k i ‘.■y Eve hart. Marcus. -wjMM J Wj V “ F l! % i : n. Lo fda; 32, 71. 75. ?8. 92.'98. 172. 9 (iflV p .irlcN, Kim: 92,193 i c i jo, Charles Randolph 1 e nng. Patsy A r. Ken: 86. 133, 138, 193 . Rodney Bnan s, Anthony. Godwin. Lisa: 71, 74, 101.190,193 Goss. Kim 66.101,193,194 Gowens, Sidney: 75,96 Gruver. Margaret 34,61.86, 193, 195 Guinn. Melisa. H Hagedorn, GaryJ. Hall. Gerald G. Hall. Tim: 64,65.66, 78,83, 194 Hancock, Jeff Allen: 194.197 Hall. Sam: 86.118 Harlow, Cynthia: 89,90, 101, 189, 194, 197 Harrell, Benita: 87,88,92,194 Harrell, Renita: 87,88,92, 194 Hams. Maria. Harris, Daniel Harris, Darrell: 194 Harricll, Dianne Hawkins, Renea: 85. 194 Hawkins. Ivan: 7 Hawkins, Vala Herrod, Renee Hicks, Steve 1 Higdon, John: 194: Hightower, Claren Hinton, Julia: (3?, 84. 93, 1 Hodges, Anetha: 194 Hodo, Mike: 78, 194 Holloway, Ray. Hooks, Tena: 67,88,98.189,1 Hope. Clarissa: 194 1 Horton. Timmy. Hoskins. Jimmy 66, 7$; 194 H6 ett. Audrey . Hughes. Julia: 78,86, 93, 128 1 Hunter. Anthony Huntley, Belinda: 88, 195 Lancaster, Debra: 101, 196 Lancaster. Gerald: 83 Lane, Robert: SI, 89 Larrimore, Lee: 29, 76, 101, 197 Lawler, John. Lee, Phyllis: 197 Leslie, Johnny: 128 Jackson. Vanessa: 49, ikins.Julia: 195 fen kins. Tel issa: 64,65, 84,90,98, 195 JenkjaS, Connie. JoJ Cindy. mson. J inny. Johnson, Tammy: 195 Johnson, There Jones. Billy Jones. R xieruk Jones, Vanessa Kellin Kinsey, Kinsey, Kitchens, Mackey 82, 196 Knight, James: 82 Knight, Loretta Komacer, Paul: 24. 26, 32,89. 196,1 Kulas. Karen: 84, 89.90, 195,196 Lancaster, Brad: 75,%. 196 ___Mack ,W in f re ad i son, J a mes. fljlMann, Vfe 39,86, It5 Martin, Katli -67. ■� 4r78.89,94,190 97 Man in. Reginald' 48. 64, 65, 86. 88 103. 118. 119.131,198 V ' Mason, Cindy: 71 98, 19 Masters, JoAnne: 101rl97 IflB f hnnv Lee A. _ yocn. Lynn: 193, 197 Mayo. Keith; , 75. 197 McCain. Timothy j f rver, Virginia: 53. 78, 87. 104, 197 McCloud, Pam. McCoy. Cathyc L.; 98, McDaniel. Becky: 197 McDonald, Marshall. McDonald. Mitch 83. McGowan, Christopher 86. 122,197 Metzler, Bonnie Middleton. Mike y Miller, Don. Miller, Jeffrey: 197 Mil wee, Jane: 67,83,96 ] Minshew, Mark Mitchell. Davi Moore. Brian K Moore. Karen. Moore. Liura Gayla: 198,261 Morris. Debbie. Morris, Lisa M. Mosley, Ed 49,76.86, 88. 133, F Murry. David Inde 281 N V S Nesbitt, Scott: 75, 76, 89, 93, 96, 128, 129, 198,224 Nichols, Dennis. Nichols, Leland D. Nolen, Matt: 74,78,87,89,90,94,96,198 Noojin, Randy G.: 82 O Odem, Rita. Oravet, Barbara: 75,81,90,92,198 P Palmer, Rod: 66,76,190,198 Palmer, Sandy: 78,98,104,199 Patterson, Janey: 199 Patterson, Mark. 199 Patterson, Martha. Pearson, Angela R.: 88 Pearson, Byron. 101,104,124,125,130,190,196,198,199 Pinkard, Andelca. Pitts, Scdric. Porter, Jeff. R Sanders, Amelia: 84 Savona, Patty: 80. 104 Schucha, Elaine: 199 Selby, Dale: 74,89,94,96,199 Shelton, Debbie: 23,199 Sherrer, JoAnn: 66,71,74, 101,199 Shew, Jennie: 199 Shirley, Kayla: 67, 71, 74, 94, 101, 135, 195, 199 Sims, Brenda L: 48,80,88,96,104, 1% Sims, Gregory. Sims, Rosa E.: 199 Smith, Cindy: 74,88,92,199 Smith, Dclois. Smith, Keith: 82, 200 Smith, Gladys. Smith, Sharon: 67,74,90,98 Snyder, Shan: 200 Speaks, Abby: 98,193, 200 Speer, Terry: 76, 200 Spivak, Ix rctta: 86,98, 200 Silvey, Donna: 200 Spurlock, Nicky: 82 Stamps, Jacqueline. Stanley, Ricky. Stevens, Danny. Stewart, Larue: 64,65,66,98,104, 200 Stewart, Marilyn. Stewart, Mary J.: 67,84,85,98,192,193, 200 Scone, Linda: 71,78,82,98, 200 Scrahan, Tammy: 67,94,98, 200, 201 Strawn, Roger Suggs, Denise: 74 Swain, Reneasie. T Taliaferro, Debra 30,19,49, 76, 86, 124,. 125, 190,198,200 Tarvin, Wesley: 81,88,108, 200,201 Taylor, Allen: 83, 200 Taylor, Steve. Taylor, William: 76, 200 Thacker, Gloria: 66,71,98,201 Thomas, Jerome. Thompson, Pam: 78, 201 Thornton, Dennis. Thornton, Onethia. Tillis, Ken. Todd, Susan: 201 •Tolbert, Barry: 29, 76,88,103,130, 201 Tucker, Frankie: 201 Turner, Ronald. Vickers, Caray. Vinson, Aaron: 78, 81,89 W Waid, Richard J.: 75, 78,94, 201 Waldrop, Michael: 81, 201 Walker, James. Walker, William K. Wallen, Beth: 66, 71, 74,101, 108, 201 Waller, Diane: 71,74, 201 Waller, Patricia. Walton, Vanessa. Watson, Terrance. Watson, Rufus. Wenston, Helen. West, April: 201 Wester, Karen: 71, 75,101,201 Whatley, Juda F. Whitfield,Johnny: 201 Whittaker, Hattie. Wildman, Edie: 86, 201 Williams, Bryan E.: 78,86,89,201 Williams,Jeff: 34,86, 115,138, 202 Woods, Paulette. Woods, Perry L: 86, 115,120,192, 202 Woods, Susan. Worley, Derek: 23,64, 84,85, 197, 202 Worthy, Mark: 82 Wright, Clair: 67, 86, 101, 124, 126, 130, 198, 202 Wright, Coby. Wynn, Chcrly. Y Yow, Terry Wayne: 83,88 Sopho- mores A Abel, David: 50,86, 132,177 Regan, Laura: 84,98, 130, 199 Ragans, Susan: 199 Renfroe, Zcne: 86, 109, 115, 133, 136, 1%, 199 Richard, Mark. 76, 77,89,90,199 Reavis, Mike. Riggins, Sharon. Riley, Charles E. Roberson, Marsha: 27, 66, 71, 74, 101, 199, 201 Robinson, Gary. Rollins, Barbara. Pearson, Lawerencc. Perkins, Ronnie. Phillips, Beth: 67,93,98,199 Phillips, Cendy. Pillitary, Benida: 29, 35, 48, 66, 76, 77, 90, 282 Irxtox Ackerson, Joseph: 92 Adams, Derrick. Adkins, Randee: 177 Alford, Phyllis. Allsup, Zac: 39, 30, 86, 88, 133, 134, 136, 177. 186 Almond, Tony: 177 Ash, Richard: 115, 131,177 Aultman, BobG.: 177 B Ball, Joseph. Baker, Steve D.: 177 Beall, Debbie: 55,99, 177 Bellew, HellenJ.: 177 -5 Beaird, David: 82 Bclycu, Adolph D. Bishop, Eugenia: 177 Bishop, Gina Lynn. Blackburn, Danny: 177 Blaklcy, Donna: 99, 128, 177, 187 Blackwell. Craig Blands, David. Blount, Anthony. Boatner, Laura: 35, 86, 99, 127, 128, 129, 177, 187 Bonness, Tommy: 177 Bowen, Kelly Jo: 95, 177 Bowen, James R.: 178 Bowers, Johnny R.: 17, 76, 86, 115, 131, 176, 178 Bowling, Joyce: 178 Brooks, Amanda: 178 Brown, Brenda. Brown, Charles: 128, 178 Bowman, Nora Jill: 84,97,178 Briand, Bonnie: 100,178 Burnett, Randall Ray: 75,96,178 Burton, Bruce Paul: 178 Butler, Laurie: 67,82,99,178 Byers, Timothy Hershell: 115,178 Colley, Robin Ralph: 179 Collum, Robert 179 Collins, Dennis L Cook, Gina: 26. 30, 76, 100,179,188 Cook, Stanley: 179 Cooley, June Cooper, Carey K. Cooper, Toni. Cornelio, Marciano. Crocker, S. Theresa: 179 Crozicr, Kenneth. Curl.DavidJ.:84, 121,133, 179 Dale, Paul: 75,89,96, 131,79 Davis, James L: 179 Davis, Dexter: 179 Davis, Tammy M.: 67,99, 179 Dcnsmore, Priscilla. Dial. Lisa: 179 Dixon, Michael Jerome. Douthard, Alanda: 179 Dudley, James A.: 84, 121. 131 Dunnington, Kenneth: 179 Durham, Tammy: 179 i Elliott, Angelia. Elliott, Johnny C: 132,179 Evans, Gary E.: 179 Everhart, Cassandra: 74,179 Ezell, Robb Milton: 121,179 C F Campbell, Angelia: 71, 75,88,99, 178 Campbell, Dwayne. 179 Cantrell, Mark: 132,179 Carlisle, Craig: 179 Carrol, V. Lee: 179 Caudic, Julie: 179 Clark, Danny: 179 Clarke, Kenneth: 179 Clontz, Craig: 75,80,96,179 Fadely, Wade: 96, 179 Faulkner, I. Kevin: 75,92,96, 179 Fergeson, Art: 180 Fitts, Billy Gene. Fitts, Imogene. Fleming, Laurie: 97, 180 Ford, Lori G. Fowler, Teresa: 180 Frantz, Carrol A.: 84, 89, 100, 180 Fricks. Patsy: 99. 175, 180, 185 Gaines, Brian F : 31,33,76,88.92,177,180 Gardner, Francis J. 180 Garmon, Belinda: 181 Garrett. Lori: 67,99,178, 181 Gentry , Jennifer L: 66, 78, 84,85,89,99. 181 George, Robert L. Gilbert, James K. Gilliland, Penelope Jane: 80,87,97, 181 Goggins, Jackie: 87, 181 Gowens, Kayla D.: 74,92.99,177, 181 Gray. Victoria. Green, Clara M Green, Teresa F.: 80, 181 Gregerson, Cindy M.: 181 Green, Larry D: 181 Griddle, Jerry. Griffith, Charles: 121, 179, 181 Griffin, William K 30,76,88. 121, 131, 181 Girffith, Roby n 181 Griffith, Todd W : 181 Griffity, Anges C. Guince, Gwence. Gunn. Walter Harold: 181 Guyton, Pamela: 181 H Hammond, Antonia: 118, 181 Hale, Ematra A.: 181 Hall, Kenneth R.: 181 Hardnett, Carrol D. Harwood, Randall F.: 181 Hawkins, Agnes. Hawkins, Donna. Hayes, Brian K.: 181 Herrod, Tammy D.: 100, 177, 181 Heiberger, Joan E.: 99, 181 Helms, Lori J.: 75,99, 181 Henson, Jonathan L: 182 Henson,Jeffrey L: 182 Herring, Robin Lynn: 182 Higgins, Clarence: 182 Heims, Donna. Henderson, Veranzo. Higgins, Deborah: 99 Higgins, Pauletta. Hogg, Nelson Boyd: 50, 118,120,182 Holley, Cecil Mac: 30, 76, 77, 115,131, 182| Holliday. Sheila: 182 Hope, Alan C: 115,131 Howard, Jennifer: 75, 182 Hudgins. Donald Scott: 76,86,115, 131 Hudson. Nancy: 71, 74, 89,182 Hughes, Cathy Melonie. Index 283 'V -w w tctason, Linda Kathy: 99. 182 tchms, Cathy: 71, 74,176,17?; 182 I Ivey, Katherine D.: 67, 100, 116,182 J Jackson, Nancy Jean: 182 Jackson, Darlene 182 Jackson, Samuel: 30, 121, 182 James, Anita K Jelks, Elaine 182 Jenkins, Marche: 131, 182 Johnson, Judy L: 93, 182 j Johnson, Roger Jones, Steve. Jones, Suzanne: 182 Jordan, Theresa: 97, l£2 Jordan, I.isa: 97,116,182 K Malone, Sandra. Martin, Deborah. Mathews, Kevin: 75,81,89.183 McAnich, Lisa: 80.84,87.89, 183 McCain. Gary: 183 McCarver, Charles: 89.121,131, 183 McCloud. Pam. McClung, Janet: 183 McDonald, Lisa: 183 McGinity. Jane: 100, 183,186 McKee, Greg McKenzie, Jeff: 83,128, 129,183 Milam, Felicia: 67,100, 183 Miller, Reginald: 183 Miller, Angela: 183 Miller, Tanaya: 183 Miller, Winston: 183 Mintz, Jacqueline: 92,183 Moody, James: 113 Moore, Briscoe Moore, Danny. Moore, Dianne. Moorer. Sharon: 30,66, 76, 77,86,89,92,100, 124,126, P6,179, 183 Morgan, Barry: 183 Morgan. Becky: 183 ! Morris, Shelia. Morrison. Mark: 86, 113, 121, 133, 134, 136, 179,183 J Mummah. Ken: 84. 85, 121, 133, 137, 176, 184 Kimbrough, Eric: 182 L Lane, Gary. Lankford, )eff: ft LI 82 Larimer, Carol. ,r’ Lastcr, Noah: 182 Lawler, Crystal. Lemons, Darlene. Leslie, Bruce: 182 Lindsey. Connie: 182 Linsey, Ray. 183 Littlefield, Winifred: 24, 50, 71, N ■ughton, Shelia: 71, 75, 99, 165, 168, 173, 184,188 Nelson. Donna Mae. Nelson, Steve: 184 74, 92, 96, Owens, Briviar. 75,97, 184 Owens, Mark 183 Love, Gary: 183 Love, Sandrcas. Luker, Darrell: 183 Lummis, Debbie: 30, 32.77, 89,100, 175, 177, 183 M Mack, Terri D.: 183 P Packer, James: 84,86, 104, 115,133, 138, 184 Pal more, James. Parham, Marty: 75,96 Parker, Johnnie: 115 Parsons, Dudly: 85,96,115,122,123,131,184 Parrish, Mary. Passmore, Danny: 184 Passmore, Me mm Pate, Mark. Patton, John. Pavne, Melanie 24, 39, 45, 99, 175, 176, 181. 184.185,186 ________ Pear Pear Pearson, Merlene. Perry. Tammy: 67, 100. P8. 184 Perryman, Daniel. Petrini, Andrea: 88,92. 100. P6,177,184 Pierce. Sheena: 184 Pinkcrston, Sherry. Pitts. Ray. Plimpton, Gary: 176, 184 Posey, David. Powell. Troy: 184 Prince. Chip: 75,96,131, 184 son, Byron. n, Marilyn. Rains. Rebecca: 184 Richardson. Jan 81. 95,184 Roberta. Margaret: 74, 84. 85, 93, 100, 176, 177,179,185 Robertson John 86. 122,185 Robertson, Ricky Robinson. Karen 185 Robinson. Sandra: 185 Rollcy. Lisa: 185 s 3 Sanders. Eva. 185 Sewell. Derek 5,96, 185 Sander?� . Jacqueline. Sharp, Karen 67,80,99, 185 Shell. Ranee 82, 185 Si Ivey, Janice: ;85 Simmons, Scott 185 Singleton. Charles Richard. Sington, Lee. 66, 92, 100, 128, 18 Sisler, Sherill Ann: 87,92,185 Slade, Marie 185 Smith, David. Smith, Pam. Smith, Stacy Ann: 50,89', 100, 177,185 Spivak. Scott: 30. 76, 92, 104, 130, 176, 177, 185 Stamps, Barbara: 86,92,95, 185 Stamps, Jerry': 185 Starnes, Tammy: 97, 186 Staten, Tina: 186 Stevens, Angela: 186 Stephens, Michael: 186 Taliaferro Cynthia: 97,178, 186 Talley, Tc i: 100, 177, 179,186 Thomas, ( loria. Thomas, b id ford I hompsoi David: 87,88 TTu mpsor Jcannic: 187 T.iiis. Kat :v5 To!son, Theresa: $100, 183,187 Tijj ian Thi. iownscml. Richard: 115 Trayli Dcrron: 18' Traylor, Lament 18 Turner, Wade is I Tumer,Ji :inathoiJ Turner, Ms Wade, Ma - : 188 Waldrop, Sandra: 71, 74, 99, 180, 181. 183. 188 Wall, Gary 122,131, 188 Walley, Tony: 188 Warts, Brenda: 100. 188 Weeks, Wayne. Westor, Lauren: 188 Whatley, Sharon: 75, 89, 188 White, Debra: 188 White, Tina: 188 Whorton, Christie: 188 Williams, Jimmy. Williams, Valerie: 85, 100, 130. 188 Wilson, Carla: 97, 188 Wilson, Anthony: 188 Winston. Harry: 188 Winston, Fred. Wilson, Lyndell. Wilson, Stanley. Wood, Donna. Wood, Greg: 115,188 Woodie, Theresa: 188 Woods. | D : 188 Woods, Terri: 188 Wright, Tammy: 188 Young, Quinton 75,96, 188 Freshmen Abel, James: 163 Allen, Rhonda Jean: 163 Alsup, Zanc: 163, 169, 224 Anderson, Larry: 163 Armstrong, John: 163 Arrington, Tony Darrell: 75,96.163 Ash, Tyrone Derrick: 16 Ashley. John Mark 163 Avery, Larry James 163 B m3 Baggett, Jerolyn. Baglcy, Shannon. Baker, Barry Winfred: 163 Baker, Linda Irene. Baker, Tracy: 163 Ball, Gregory: 163 Ballard, Toni D .: 163 Baranidi, Lloyd Martin Barnard, Lewis E.: 163 Barron, Tammy E.. 164 Baty, Vester: 164 Bell, Tracy Paige. Belyeu, Bessie Ruth: 86, 124,126, ( Benjamin, Danne Faye 164 Bethunc, Vicki Dianne: 164 Bloodworth, Carl: 164 Blount, Mary Angela. Boatwright, Philip Scott. Bobo, Robyn Kay: 93,164 Bolden, Javid L: 164 Boman, Mary Faye: 163 Boozer, E. Todd: 164 Bostick, Michael: 96, 164 Bowen, William Donald: 164 Boyd, Darlene. Brewster. Gregory: 164 Brooks, Keith Douglas: 76, 164 Brown, David: 164 Bryson, Jody: 164 Buchanan, Myron: 164 Buckelew, Bradeley D : 164 Burnett. Claude Jeffery. Byncs, Bernard. Caldwell, Mason: 164. Coffia, John: 165 r ffinoway Satomi Kim 164 Campbell, Sandy: 7$ C?f | Carlisle. John Paul: 164 Carter. Jennifer I.ynn: 164 , , Chandler, Allison: 5,78. 79. 89,6l4 . Chappell. Abbv Ray. Clcghorn, 164, 168 Clam, Earl: lw Cole, Vittorio: 165 Coleman, Alma J : 165______________ Coleman. Anr J (oilins. Joey Cook. Relx'cc ll Cook. Stephanie. | ( � ole . Karen I ( ore. Donald 1-jBect: 165 Cranford. Tim A Joe: 165 Croft, Vanessa 9. 45, 86, 124, 126, 165 Curtis, John: 165® ®enp I,::; Kis. Dexter 165 Daw'o: Paige: 30. 31, 76, 86, 92, 162, 165 Deav r Chris: 76, 165 Ln. Billy 165 Morris: 165 Densm e. Patricia. Dickers' n. ConndJ. Dillard, Billy Ray: 165 Dorroug? Tommy: 165 Dover, Jcrr 165 Dover, Margaret: 165 Dowling, Billy 24,51,132,165 Downing, Vicki 165 Dye. Lee: 75.92. 165 124. 127. E Easter,Jerry: 76, 165 Eastland. Dennis: 122. 165 Elliot, Teresa: 165 Index 285 Esces, Billy: 165 F Farrow, Julie: 75, 165, 168,173 Felton, Joseph Scott. Finch, Russel: 87,165 Ford, Cawthon Jr.: 165 Forman, Martha Riley. Foster, Caroline Nancy: 165 Foster, Pamela: 165 Frantz, Laurie: 165 Freeman, Randell: 165 G Gann, Chcrie. 166 Gardner, Teresa. Gargus, Jne: 166,95 Gamer, Brian Keith: 30, 75, 76, 96, 133, 163, 166 Garrett, James: 122 Gibbs, Rodney: 87,166 Gill, Lawrence Jr. Gobel, Teresa: 95,166 Godfrey, Kelly: 75,162,166,171 Godwin, Jimmy: 166 Goldsby, Tracy: 74,166 Gray, Carla Gail: 166 Gray, Shirley Marie. Green, Frcdric: 166 Griffith, Charles H.: 89,92,166 Grindk, Jerry. H Hall, Becky Ann: 166 Hall, Charles Nicholas: 166 Hamilton, Martha 166 Hardnett, Melissa Jean: 74,166 Hawkins, Ivan 166 Helderman, Frank: 166 Helms, Maurice Kent: 166 Helms, David Neal: 166 Henslcc, Susan: 74,93,166 Hicks, W; Scott: 166 Hightower, Micheal Craig; 166 Hill, Glenda: 74,166 Hill, Karen 166 Holloway, Fawn. Holmes, Melissa Lynn: 166 Holt, Becky Lanora. Hooks, Gail: 166 Hooks, Sharon. Howard,Jeff: 75,96,162,166 Howell, Sylvia Ann: 87,166 Hoyt, Stephen Wayne: 167 Hughes, Darns Demetriius. Hughley, Quintan: 167 Hutchinson, Charotte Ann: 167 Hutchinson, Gary Martain. 167 I Ingram, Cendi. Ingram, Jo Ellen: 167 Ingram, Lori. Ivey, Katherine Grimes: 74,162,167,170 Ivey, Patti: 167 J Jackson, Pamela Gail: 167 Jackson, Paula Yvette: 167 Jackson. Sherry: 167 Jackson, Shirley: 167 Jackson, Wanda Yvette: 167 Jackson. Bridge: Jenkins, Cindy Renae: 167 Jenkins, David: 167 Jenksins, Vasha Tanya: 167 Jcnldm. Toni Lynn: 167 Johnson. Christopher 39,167 Johnson, John George 167 Johnson, Melissa: 167 Johnson, Noressa Michell, Johnson, Tony. Jones, Annette5: 167 Jones, Renwick: 167 Jones, Steve: 167 K Kennedy, Tina: 167 Kilgore, Denise: 74,1 7 Kirkpatrick, Ann Lorre: 167 Knight, Connie Elizabeth: 167 Kulas, Kathy: 147,167 Kulas, Keith John: 168 Knight,Jeff: 75,168 L Ladd, Theresa: 168 Lancaster, Marlon Dale. Latham, Sonia: 128, 168 Laughlin, Johnny. Lawdcr, Mitchell: 168 Lawler, Ursula Margrcc. Lee, Lillie Laverne: 168 Lesley, Doris: 168 Lewis, Flander Earl: 168 Likos, George Martin: 168 Lindsey, Glenn Anthony: 168 Lindsey, Jean Linda: 168 Lindsey, Lynn Chery l Lummis, Amy Lynn: 24, 51,89,92,rl68,170 Lytle, Susan: 79,89. 168 M Malone, Donnie: 168 Marbury, Femandize: 168 Marshall, Tommy: 168 Marshall, Virginia Ann: 168 Martin, Debra: 168 Martin, Mike: 168 Martian, Tina: 168 Mayben, Roger Dale: 168 Maybcn, Vincent: 168 Mayes, Myra Annette: 168 McCarver, Anita: 116,168 McDowell, Kelly Ann: 168 McGinnis, Tina: 116,168 McKee, Vennessa. McNabb, Karen: 92,162,168 McNulty, Patricia Ann: 168 Me Peters, Gloria Jane: 168 Meadows, Daphne Lynne: 92, 168 Meddcrs, Michael : 168 Meloun, Donnie. Menningcr, Gary Steven: 51, 168 Middleton, Millicent: 169 Mitchell, Richard: 169 Miller, Anita Faye. Mills, Allison, Claire: 75,169 Minshew, Karen Leigh. Moon, Karen: 169 Moore, Frankie: 169, 75 Moore,Jill: 169 Moorer, Kenneth Edward: 169 Morgan, Denise: 169 Morgan, Donnie: 169 Morgan, Felicia: 169 Morgan, Rickey. Morgan, Tim. Morris, Lisa: 169 Morris, Sharon: 169 Moses, Brenda Gail; Ut) f 169 Murray, Luurtia Ann Murry, Gknda: 169 My rick, Jacqueline: 169 V Nelson, Scott; 169 Nesbitt, Rcc: 55, i69 Nix, Jionnic. Nolen, Tim: 76,89.96.169 Norton, Laura Lynn: 74, 169,174 O Sandridge, Anthony 170 Sandridge, James: 170 Scarbom. Joyce: 171 Selby, David Alan: 74, 75, 87,94 Semenrk, Mary Virin 87, 72,17 Sheffield, Dap 74,171 Shimizu, Michelle: 171 Siivcy. Burt Jeffery: 171 Sims. Christina: � “ 1,173 Sims, Mike: 171 ■ms, Steven: 171 ley. Mary: 74,171 [smith, franklin Smith, Jerome. Smith, Mary-Jean inc: 171 Smith, Roy: 133,171 96,171 Vaughn, James. 172 Vickers, Steven. Vines, Angela Denise. Vreatt. Linda: 172 Smith, Ruby: 171 Oravet, Albert: 170 Owens, Deborah: 170 Owens. Vivian Diane 170 irker, Roderick Levann: 115,179 He, Steven Mark: 179 Iks, Karl. f, Richard Sanders: 170,174 tc.Jcan Elizabeth. Ene, Sammy: 170 on, Stephanie: 74,170 r, Mary Pamela: 170 , Jpn Cathy: 170 tcve. isa Ann: 170,1J3 :rt: 87, 170 Barter, Randy: 170 Pruitt. Wally: 170 Stamps, Jerry. Scargel, Steve: 171 Steele, Debra Marsha: 171 Steele, Lore. Stephens, Alicia Afapa 95, 171 Stewart, Lore: Stinson, Mac: 8 T71 Strange, Darryl Terry. Strawn, Edward. Strawn, Karen: 171 Strickland, Eric: 171 Stringfellow, Shane: 17L Sumpter, Dcwigiit: 171 Swain,James: 171 T t Taylor, Margaret 162,171 Taylor, Raymond. Taylor, jusan: 171 Thompson, Oliver: 131,171 Thurman. Kimberly: 171 TidWcll, Pam: 171 TilliiAnthony: 172 R Reavis, Steve: 170 Reginald, Samuel. Renfroe, Clayton Charles: 170 Rice, Vanncssa: 170 Richard, Lance: 30, 76, 77,170,171 Riddle, Donna. Robinson, Bobby: 75,96, 161, 170,172, 173 Robinson, Teresa: 179 Rollins, Arthur: 122, 170 Rutledge, Lisa: 170 Torfimic. Sheila: 75, 162, 172, 174 Tripp, Paula: 172 Tucker, Amanda: 74,168,172 TullisjjLisa: 172 Turner, Janice: 172 Tucker, Nancy. Turner, Missy: 74,172 Turner, Stanley: 172 U Underwood, Kelly: 172 Walker, Alvin. _ Walked Ynacev Ray: 172 Wallace, James Dewayne. Warren, Gina Rena: 172 _tford, Karen: 30, 31, 51, 76, 86, 124’ 169,173,170 Wcavor, Roy: 173 Wester, Kathy: 75,162,173 White. Lcanne: 173 Whitfilcd, Nancy. Whorton, Harry Kay: 17 Whorton, Richard. Williams, Annie Kaye: t73 Williams, Jacqueline: 17} Williams, Kelvin. 173fc Williams, Scott: 88, 173 | Wilson, Clarence E., Jr. Wilson, Janice Renea: 173' - Wilson, Timothy Robert 173 Wise, Deborah Kaye: 174 WooJ Keith Wood, Janice 174 Woods. Michael Lcs: 174 Woods, Darrell: 174 Woodward, Sonya: 174 Worley, Mark 174 Y Yates. Annette Yates, Gina: 174 Young. Larry. Yow, Jeffery: 174 Ziegler, Amy: 174 rt m We look back and remember the happy times, feeling the rewards of hard work and dedication. At other times we felt all alone, isolated in the midst of a crowd. Our existence was one of constant new beginnings and continuous endings that filled our lives and our memories. It was our year molded by the vast and diverse character of who we were and had become.