Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1980 volume:

1980 CRUCIBLE Gadsden High School Gadsden, Alabama Volume 54 Eighty Years At 1899 — Gadsden's first public high school building was completed in January, 1902 at a cost of fif- teen thousand dollars for building and equip- ing the structure. The building was designed to have four classrooms on the first floor and an auditorium seating six hundred on the second floor. Since the Honorable John H. Disque was President of the Board of Education; the new school was named in his honor; Disque High School. When the new high school was built in 1923, it was renamed Gadsden High School. The first high school graduation was held in Gadsden in May, 1899 with a total of ten gradu- ates. 2 Opening Gadsden High School — 1980 Who are the graduates of Gadsden High School? They are among the many citizens of our town who make it a won- derful place in which to be born, to grow, to go to school, to live and to dream. They include graduates like Mrs. Annie E Aiken Faucett, Class of 1903 (opposite page) Donna Runyan, Gloria McPeters, and Laura Norton, Class of 1980, ABOVE LEFT: Father, James Edward Semrick, Class of 1954, Grandmother Elizabeth Simmons Semrick, Class of 1933 and Daughter, Mary Semrick Class of 1980. ABOVE RIGHT: Grandmother Martha Griffin Killian, Class of 1938, Mother Jane Killian Godfrey, Class of 1958 and Daughter Kelly Godfrey, Class of 1980. These six people represent many families where at least three generations are graduates of Gadsden High School. The building of traditions and memories are important in the process of education and reflect the proud heritage of the school. Opening 3 Living With History Once upon a time there was a small city established on the banks of the beautiful Coosa River in North Alabama. This young city nestled in one of several lovely valleys sur- rounded by the foothills of the Appa- lachian Mountains. Along with the entire country, Gadsden endured and survived the tragic Civil War and the turbulent reconstruction years. In 1875, Gadsden citizens were most fortunate to have a young man of wisdom and greatness living in their midst. John H. Disque was elected Mayor by Gadsden at the age of twenty-seven. He was con- vinced that a stable government was dependent upon an educated and enlightened citizenry. Through his efforts, along with the encourage- ment and help of several wise and able citizens, the public school sys- tem of Gadsden, Alabama was established. In 1877, township trustees, W.T. Ewing. A.L. Woodlif, and Joseph Bevans. decided to utilize $300 of available public funds to operate a free public school for 5 months. Opposition to a public school, free to all, arose from people who were severely handicapped by a limited vision and lack of love for their fel- low man. The trustees issued the following public statement in defense of public schools. “Public schools are beneficial to all classes alike, both rich and poor get an education they would not get without a public school, the rich also get the same. Then we maintain this is the surest way to protection of life, liberty and property; that in obtain- ing an elementary education all dis- tinction and rank have been ignored. The rich and poor have been associated and naturally have the same troubles and crosses, the same joys and pleasures, animosi- ties and friendships, and many times ties are formed which will bind them together in after years. It naturally obliterates ranks and distinctions on account of property, unites society, guards against communism, sharp- ens the wits of one class and ele- vates the character of the other. Then of course the town that main- tains a good school always grows and prospers, holds all of her own citizens, and draws more. It eviden- ces enterprise and benevolence, which is rewarded by intelligence, prosperity, and happiness.” In 1880, the state per capita appropriation was only one dollar and twenty two cents per child of school census age. Inadequate finances caused a decline in the public school system. Mayor John H. Disque was elected mayor for a second term in 1887. He felt that a free public school system could be accomplished through local control and taxes. Through his efforts, Gadsden was created as a separate school district in 1889. Thus, Gads- den was one of the first public school systems in the state. At this time, the first public school building was re-purchased from J.W. Dubose who had used it as a private school. J.H. Disque was named the first President of Board of Education in 1895. There were very few public high schools in the state in 1900. How- ever, the first high school gradua- tion was held in Gadsden in 1899 with 6 graduates. In 1901, Disque High School was built. Gadsden continued to grow as her school system became one of the finest in the state. In 1930, Gadsden High School was built at the present site. In the eighty years that Gadsden High School has been an integral part of the city, she has survived financial woes, wars, depressions and fire. Over 13,000 citizens have graduated and have taken their places as leaders of the city, state, • national and international commu- nity. 4 Old Disque High School — erected 1901. Old Gadsden High School — erected 1923. Opening 5 80 Years of Leadership Schools and cities reflect the pride that is shown in them by their citizens. Capable and concerned leaders make the difference between mediocrity and greatness. The people of Gadsden have never been willing to settle for less than the best. The struggle for free public educa- tion for all has been the dream of these and hundreds of other outstanding citizens. Gadsden, Alabama has been called “The City of Champions.’’ No better title than champions” can be given to the founders and leaders of Gadsden Public Schools for the past eighty years. Clyde Augustus Donehoo — Supt. of Gadsden City schools 1922-1951 Steve Means — Mayor of Gadsden 1974- John Harold Disque — Chairman of the Board of Education 1895-1926 6 Opening Gadsden City Board of Education 1980 — seated L to R — Mr Maceo Howard. Mr Joe Smith. Mrs Loretta Brown Standing: Dr. James Akers. Pres Mr Jack Floyd Mr C.C. Davis — Supt. of Education 1975- Mr. Lloyd Miller — Principal Gadsden High School. 1979-1980 Opening 7 Fifty-Four Years of Editorial Staff—1914 Florence Simpson Hazel Swanson Russell Reed Rosemary Stevenson Helen Swanson Elliot Stewart Florence Hollingsworth Eustis Stewart Solomon Nadler Lea Weller Joe Hammond Iva Duke . . . Editor in Chief Assistant Editor in Chief .............Business Manager ...............................Artist .......................Artist ...............................Associate Editor .......................Associate Editor Associate Editor ............Associate Editor ......Associate Editor Associate Editor Artist 8 Opening Quality Crucibles Editorial Staff —1980 Gloria McPeters Doris Smith.......... Laura Norton.......... Beverly Bugg.............. Kirk Garner................... Donna Runyan.............. Elisa Dyke............ Traci Edwards..... Kim Gillmann .....Editor in Chief .........Faculty Advisor ...............Assistant Editor ....................Advertising Editor ................................Sports Editor .........................Senior Editor ...........Artist-Junior Editor .....Sophomore Editor Artist-Photographer Opening 9 Homecoming 10 Opening Homecoming G.H.S. You never forget... the crisp October air; the hours and hours you spent with your friends and classmates building the most fantastic float ever, the soreness of your hands from stuffing hundreds of crepe-paper squares into the chicken-wire tiger; the marvelous spectacle of the gigantic bon-fire; the pride you felt when your class float was voted best in the parade; the huge golden mum that you wore to the game; the feel- ing of suspense when your team received the opening kick-off; the beautiful ceremony when the Homecom- ing Queen and her court were presented; and the sud- den constriction in your throat when the band played The Alma Mater. This is Homecoming: Gadsden High School. ABOVE LEFT: Class officers — 1954 ABOVE RIGHT: Homecoming Queen — 1954. Betty Dickson Watford RIGHT: Homecoming Queen —1979. Karen Watford. Through the Years Alma Mater Orange and Black, our dear old colors, Faithful we will be. Living to our motto ever. To do our part for thee. Ever loyal, firm and true, Ever on we'll go. Year by year the ages through, Because we love you so. On our city's western border, Reared against the sky. proudly stands our Alma Mater. As the years go by. Ever loyal; firm and true, Ever on we'll go. Year by year the ages through, Because we love you so. Senior (loat —1968 Opening 11 Senior float —1979 Academics Then and Now Biology Class—1949 Course of Study 1899 Schuyler's Complete Algebra Harkness Latin Textbooks Avery's Philosphy Wood’s American Botanist Florist Bryant Stratton's Bookkeeping Hart's American Literature Andrew's Manuel of the Constitution Business Class —1950 12 Opening LEFT: Senior Economics Class — 1980 MIDDLE LEFT: Junior English Grammar Class — 1980 BOTTOM LEFT: Freshman English Class — 1980 Course of Study 1979-80 English Department: World Literature, English Literature, American Literature English Grammar and Composition Speech and Debate Journalism Magnavox Crucible Foreign Language Department: Spanish, French, and Russian Social Studies Department: World History, American History, Alabama History Democracy and Economics Contemporary Affairs Sociology Mathematics Department: General Math, Business Math, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre Calculus Exploratory Math Science Department: General Science, Life Science, Biology, Botany, Zoology, Anatomy, Physiology Genetics and Reproduction, Chemistry, Physics, Psychology Vocational Education: General Business, Typing, Shorthand, Accounting, Clerical Record Keeping, Distributive Education, Diversified Occupation Home Economics Department: Foods, Clothing, Child Development, Interior Design Music Department: Triads Velvetones Choral Groups Band Physical Education Department Drivers Education Opening 13 Traditions Gadsden High School Glee Club — 1923. 14 Opening of Music Realizing that school would be dreary and education would be incomplete with- out the sound of music and voices lifted in song, the students of Gadsden High School have always participated in a superior music program. Year after year the band has received superior music rat- ings. The sound of “Tiger Rag” has aroused school spirit for generations. The first boys' and girls' glee cJubs have matured into the matchless and well known Triads and Velvetones. Programs presented by these groups are sought after throughout the state. TOP Disque High School Band — 1922. ABOVE: Gadsden High School Velvetones —1980 — led by Mr. Gene Barnes Opening 15 Sportsmanship Gadsden High School has always been known for its innovative program in sports as well as academics. In past years only the students with superior athletic ability were chosen to participate in the sports program of our schools. Realizing the character build- ing aspects and the invaluable lessons learned by students involved; Gadsden now offers a complete sports program. Hundreds of boys and girls are now able to choose one or more of the following sports, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Tennis, Golf, Track, and Swimming. 16 Opening A Way of Life at G.H.S. LEFT: Girls' Basketball team — 1926 BELOW LEFT: Gadsden High football players — 1980 BELOW RIGHT Volleyball team —1980 Scholarship Yesterday and Today A superior academic program and the quality of its students have placed alumni of Gadsden High School in places of honor and leadership all over the world. Consistently, year after year, scholarships are awarded to, and important posi- tions are filled by students and former students of this school. Gadsden High School is and always has been living proof that the dream of the founders of our system is a reality. They believed that a free pub- lic education for all would produce a land of plenty and the incentive to strive for justice and equality for mankind. ABOVE RIGHT Smartest pupil — listed in 1923 Crucible. RIGHT: Senior A Honor Roll (First row). Randy Freeman. Tim Nolen. Amy Lummis; (Second row). Susan Lytle. Allison Chan- dler. Anita McCarver. Mary Semrick; (Third row). Jett Howard, and Chipper Griffith. 18 Opening A Honor Roll students — LEFT Juniors; Cathy Semrick. Leigh Cochran, and Molly Pruitt ABOVE: Sophomores; Lynn Green. Sarah Pruitt. Connie Cushing. Morgan Holly, and John Hicks. BELOW LEFT: Freshmen; Matt Gsellman. Kathy McNabb. Velisa Fells. Mark Guest. Randa Smith. Traci Tucker and Jeff Chandler. A Honor Roll students not shown: Amanda Tucker — Senior Jenny Neu — Junior Lisa Hill — Junior Connie Cushing — Sophomore Shawn Gsellman — Sophomore Michelle Pruitt — Sophomore Johnny Day — Freshman Opening 19 20 Activities G.H.S. Welcomes As the 1979-80 school year opened, it prom- ised to be a banner year. The students were filled with school spirit, the teachers and administra- tors were enthusiastic and the G.H.S. tiger wel- comed old and new friends! Lori Goss. Sherry Moon and Angie Wood talk over their sum- mer excitement S.C.A. of 79-80 predicts the best year ever. ABOVE: Kay Lambert and Cheryl Sington welcome Margaret Wetzel to her first day at G.H.S. LEFT: Renita Ervin. Gina Warren and Valerie Warren cannot wait for the school doors to open. Old and New Students ABOVE: Students seem hesitant to walk in the front doors. BELOW: Stu- dents discuss their summer. ABOVE: Lisa Morris and Susan Lytle try to figure out their schedule. ABOVE: Mrs. Smith welcomes Kelly Godfrey back. BELOW: Toni Ballard comes to school prepared. Activities 23 Opening Day — Routine Chaos ABOVE Randy Freeman welcomes the student body back to school. RIGHT: Nick Hall looks over his new schedule BELOW: Mr. Miller serves as a guide to the students. MIDDLE RIGHT: Lionel Whorton and Brad Hester discuss upcoming year. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr Presley gives directions to students Activities TOP LEFT: Todd O'Bryant listens to Melvin Guyton as he explains the rotating schedule TOP RIGHT: Mrs Barnes gives students their new schedules. LEFT: Things seem to be getting back to normal at G.H.S. ABOVE: Tim Roe talks to Mr Miller about getting his schedule changed Activities 25 Pep Rallies The Football team enters the stadium for the first pep rally. Sophomore spirit is high at morning pep rally. ABOVE: Amy Evans and Lynn Green cheer for the Tiger team. RIGHT: Robyn Bob6. Gail Hooks and Myra Mayes show their Tiger spirit. The student body is active at all pep rallies. 26 Activities Generate Spirit Jamey Mann, Gary Menninger. Dale Robertson, and Jay Smith meditate on the game to come. Coach Martin talks to the student body. The band shows its spirit at pep rallies. ABOVE: Seniors say they are «1 ... LEFT: Derrick Ash and Greg Peo- ples encourage student body support. Activities 27 School Daze — Fun Days 28 TOP LEFT: Did Julie Farrow forget to change this morn- ing? TOP RIGHT: Will the real Mr Brown please come for- ward9 ABOVE A pensive moment for Lisa Leslie. MIDDLE RIGHT: Adolph Hitler, the Cone Heads, the wicked witch, a Martian, and a busy little bee invade Gadsden High on dressup day RIGHT: Dress up day improved G.H.S. spirit. Activities All work and no play make G.H.S. students dull boys and girls. Cold wintry days are made brighter by special days such as 50-60 days, cowboy and Indian day and Halloween celebration. LEFT: Gretel Hol- comb, Keith Brooks. Linda Vreatt, Lori Goss, and Polly Holcomb call off the Cowboy and Indian War. BELOW LEFT: G.H.S. students recall nostal- gic days of 1950 s. BELOW RIGHT: Donald ( Matt Dillon) Core. LEFT: Michael Bostick. Mary Smedley, Pam Wright. Tyrus Foster, and Iphadella English enjoy by-gone days ABOVE: Brian McKearin. Vicki Jones and Tommy Denson declare Happy Days are here again Activities 29 Magazine Sales ABOVE: Winning Homeroom! (Lett to right). Kneeling: Pam Jackson. Susan Henslee. Laurie Frantz. Gretel Holcomb. Carla Gray. Connie Knight. Paula Jackson. Gail Hooks. Kelly Godfrey. Janine Hagerman. Mrs Donald. Brian Garner. Reginald Brunson. Lee Dye. and Chipper Griffith. RIGHT: Drew Campbell Although many students worked diligently, the Senior Class failed to reach their goal of $15,000. Mrs. Donald’s homeroom was number one in magazine sales. They were rewarded with a pizza party in the lunchroom compliments of Sunland Magazine Company. Drew Campbell was top salesman, selling over $500 worth of magazines. His efforts earned him a nice cash prize plus a tape player. 30 Activities “Everybody Loves a Parade” The day of the Homecoming Parade is the time of year when G.H.S. students dis- play their pride and school spirit to the city of Gadsden. A week of preparation and hard work is culminated in a colorful fantastic parade. TOP RIGHT: G.H.S. Football players show who is 1. LEFT: Denise Stimpson and Lisa Tullis play their hearts out during the parade MIDDLE RIGHT: Kathy Wester. Julie Farrow and Randy Freeman flash a smile to the crowds RIGHT Beta Psi Epsilon cheer on the parade 32 Activities LEFT: The gangsters of G.H.S. ABOVE: Junior Beauties; Mike Hopper. David Parsons, and Jamie Mann? MIDDLE LEFT Tiger Band marches to the beat of the drums BOTTOM LEFT: Red Cross par- ticipates in the parade BOTTOM RIGHT: 1 in spirit. Activities 33 Homecoming Court Senior Maids Daphne Meadows escorted by Dwight Sumpter; Queen Karen Watford escorted by Randy Freeman; Karen McNabb escorted by Mike Hopper Junior Maids: Polly Holcomb escorted by Chuck Hughely; Jean Marie Brown escorted by Keith Kulas; Jackie Turner escorted by Byran Saddler. 34 Activities Sophomore Maids: Cindy Wain escorted by Brian Garner; Myrtle Knight escorted by Ken- Melissa Dawson Laura Gilmore, neth Dupree; Laura Gilmore escorted by Jon Williams. Jackie Turner Cathy Hightower Freshman Maids Kathy McNabb escorted by Tim Burgess; Cathy Hightower escorted by Stefon Ford; Melissa Dawson escorted by David Parsons. Karen Kathy McNabb Polly Holcomb Activities 35 Tigers — Real and Unreal ABOVE: Junior float takes the prize! RIGHT: SCA Vice-President. Ralph Dobbins, presents first place trophy to Junior class President. Chuck Hughely. for the best float. 36 Activities ABOVE: Gadsden Tiger reigns over Dega LEFT Sophomores show who's King of the Tigers. MID- DLE LEFT: The Gadsden Tigers quillotine the Dega Tigers. Activities 37 Karen Watford — 1979 Homecoming Queen Escorts— Scott Watford and Randy Freeman, SCA President In 1954, lovely Betty Dickson was crowned Homecom- ing Queen of Gadsden High School. She felt that this was life's proudest moment. Twenty-five years later, as a radi- ant mother, she realized an even sweeter one as she crowned daughter, Karen Watford, Gadsden High School Homecoming Queen of 1979. TOP Karen shows her happiness as she rides through the parade MID- DLE LEFT: Karen is escorted by her brother. Scott Watford. ABOVE: Karen Watford is crowned Homecoming Queen by her mother; the 1954 Homecoming Queen of G H.S LEFT: Karen stands with family, Scott. Mrs Betty Watford, and Mr Troy Watford Activities 39 Christmas —1979 Christmas vacation is anticipated by both teachers and students. Each year the S.C.A. of Gadsden High School heralds the holiday season with a beautiful, unforgettable Christmas Ball. It seems that each succeeding group of officers outdoes the last ones in providing the setting, music and atmosphere to provide lovely memo- ries. TOP RIGHT: Visions-Track 4 pleased the TIGERS with their performance. ABOVE: Chipper Griffith and his date seem to be enjoying themselves. MIDDLE RIGHT: Wes Gwin. Susan Henslee, Joy Myracle and their dates take time out to talk. RIGHT: Sherri Jackson. Janet Byers, and Daphne Meadows absorb the music. 40 Activities TOP LEFT: David Rary. Susan Denson and Donna Dean decide to have a conversation on the dance floor. TOP RIGHT: Rachael Underwood and her date dance to the beat of the music MIDDLE LEFT A quiet moment with quiet music. LEFT: Liz Pillitary. Connie Curl. Angela McKenzie and their dates seem to like just listening ABOVE: Linda Miller. Vanessa Ziegler — Decisions. Decisions! Activities 41 Paige Dawson escorted by Tyson Roe Patty McNulty escorted by Drew Campbell 42 Activities TOP: Gretel Holcomb escorted by Chipper Griffith. ABOVE: Karen TOP: Kay Ivey escorted by Randy Freeman ABOVE Polly Holcomb McNabb escorted by Scott Grutchfield escorted by Marty Likos. Activities 43 Valentine Memories The Valentine Dance is sponsored by the Key Club each year to present the sweethearts of the Club. A beautiful leadout makes each sweetheart feel that she is indeed a very special person. TOP LEFT: Donna Runyan and Jeff Williams are getting along? TOP RIGHT: Drew Campbell and Patty McNulty dance the night away. ABOVE Mary Faye Bowman and Lance Richard pause for a pose MIDDLE RIGHT: Curly. Larry, and Moe alias Sam Weaver. David Wright and Jud Dawson RIGHT: Terry Tolson. Ali- cia Bullock. Margaret Wetzel and Mitch Moore sit this one out. 44 Activities TOP LEFT: Students seem to be enjoying the Valentine dance. TOP RIGHT: Tracy Edwards and Mike Argo dance to the beat. MIODLE LEFT: Students enjoy the band. MIDDLE RIGHT: Greg Campbell and Billy Dowling seem to be having a good time on their first date LEFT: Karen Crook and Henry Dupree do the bump. ABOVE MIDDLE: Stu- dents smile for the camera. ABOVE RIGHT: Mark Cook teaches Westminister how to dance. Activities 45 Sweethearts and More Sweethearts Beverly Bugg escorted by Jud Dawson Angela McKenzie escorted by Todd Miller Alicia Bullock escorted by Philip Ivey. 46 Activitas Kathy McNabb escorted by Jimmy Hill. Laura Gilmore escorted by Jon Williams. Activities 47 Coronation Ball “Behind the Scenes” The beauty and pageantry of the Coronation Ball seem to just happen. The royalty of the Coronation Court is enhanced in the leadout by the elaborate and beautiful stage, lighting and decorations of the ballroom. The CRUCIBLE Staff spends hundreds of hours planning, raising money, designing and making invi- tations and decorations. Elections of class favorites must be planned and held. Ballots are carefully counted. The selection of class beauties is deter- mined by popular vote and kept a closely guarded secret. Interviews with panels of competent judges are arranged and held so the best possible choices can be made in choosing the King and Queen of Gads- den High School. The identity of the Royal Court is not revealed until the night of the Ball. The hard work, the lovely setting, the elections and the sus- pence, all add up to make the Coronation Ball the most memorable night of the year. CJCe (CruciCCe Staff of (ffads den cCfiyC d)c(ioo[ reyuexti tCe fiCe.ai.ure. of your domfiany at tCe doxonaCLon JSa T on Friday, tfte fourtfi of cdffiriC o.Nineteen Hundred and. eiyfity from 8:00 fi.m. to 12:00 fi.m. (Convention cCfaCC 48 Activities ABOVE LEFT Senior Favorite Alisa Stephens and Kingsman Alvin Walker. ABOVE RIGHT: Memories of 1980 BELOW LEFT: Favorite Connie Knight and Kingsman Chris Johnson. BELOW RIGHT: Favorite Gretel Holcomb and Kingsman Randy Free- man Activities 49 Queen King Amy Lummis Lance Richard Activities The Reign of Royalty ABOVE LEFT Who is more surprised; the King or members of the Royal Court? ABOVE RIGHT: Kingsman Tyson Roe is delighted as King Lance crowns Amy Lummis Queen. FAR LEFT: Sudden royalty is sometimes to much to bear. LEFT: The crown weights heavily as the King escorts a tearful Queen. BELOW: King Lance and Queen Amy officially open the Coronation Ball with the lead- out dance. Laudations and Leadout ABOVE LEFT: CRUCIBLE photographer. Kim Gillmann. presents Advisor. Mrs Doris Smith, a dozen beautiful red roses ABOVE RIGHT Kirk Garner looks on approvingly as Kim presents CRUCIBLE Editor. Gloria McPeters a token of appreciation. BELOW LEFT: Senior Beauties. Paige Dawson and Kelly Godfrey dance in the leadout. BELOW MIDDLE: Alternate Queen Connie Knight waits for the music to start. BELOW RIGHT: Senior favorites Kay Ivey and Kmgsman Tyson Roe 52 Activities Favorite Alicia Bullock escorted by Kingsman Terry Tolson ‘A . 1 Favorite Marva Morgan escorted by Kingsman Otis Adams Favorite Stacy Culp escorted by Kingsman Mark Hopper Activities 53 s B e e a n • u i t 0 • i r e s Senior Connie Knight was named Alternate Queen and Senior Beauty V X Senior Beauty Kelly Godfrey accepts her rose from M C. Kirk Garner. Senior Beauty Paige Dawson smiles happily as she receives her rose 54 Activities c 1 a s s e a u t i e s Junior Beauty Angela McKenzie gives Kirk Garner a loving thank you. Sophomore Beauty Ellen Upton graciously accepts her rose as Kingsman Greg Lummis smiles proudly. Marva Morgan was named Freshman Beauty. Activities 55 Favorite Vanessa Zeigler escorted by Kingsman Kenneth Dupree Favorite Ellen Upton escorted by Kingsman Greg Lummis. Favorite Sherry Moon escorted by Kingsman Jon Williams 56 Activities Favorite Julie Wolfe escorted by Kingsman David Rary Favorite Helantha Jones escorted by Kingsman Cicero Curry. Favorite Linda Abel escorted by Kingsman Jud Dawson Activities 57 s e C n 0 • i u 0 r r t J u n i o r C o r t Favorite Sheila Tommie and Kingsman Gary Menninger. Favorite Kay Ivey and Kingsman Tyson Roe. Beauty Kelly Godfrey and Kingsman Billy Dowling. Queen Amy Lummis and King Lance Richard. Alternate Queen (Beauty) Connie Knight and Kingsman Alvin Walker. Beauty Paige Dawson and Kingsman Chipper Griffith. Favorite Vanessa Croft, and Kings- man Randy Freeman Beauty Angela McKenzie and Kingsman Mark Cook. Favorite Susan Denson and Kingsman Jamie Mann. Favorite Kay Lambert and Kingsman David Parsons. Favorite Dana Johnson and Kingsman Mike Hopper. Favorite Janice Johnson 58 Activities Favorite Linda Abel and Kmgsman Jud Dawson. Favorite Julie Wolfe and Kmgsman David Rary. Favorite Helantha Jones and Kingsman Cicero Curry. Favorite Sherry Moon and Kmgsman Jon Williams. Beauty Ellen Upton and Kingsman Greg Lummis. Favorite Vanessa Zeigler and Kingsman Kenneth Dupree Favorite Alicia Bullock and Kingsman Terry Tolson. Beauty Marva Morgan and Kingsman Otis Adams. Favorite Stacy Culp and Kingsman Mark Hopper s 0 P C h 0 0 u m r 0 t r e F r C e 0 s h u r m t a n Activities 59 F J a u V n 0 • i r 0 • i r t e s Favorite Kay Lambert escorted by Kingsman David Parsons Favorite Janice Johnson escorted by Kingsman Roger Jones Favorite Angela McKenzie escorted by Kingsman Mark Cook 60 Activities Favorite Dana Johnson escorted by Kingsman Mike Hopper Favorite Susan Denson escorted by Kingsman Jamie Mann. Favorite Sheila Hill escorted by Kingsman Oliver Lindsey. Activities 61 Senior Favorites Favorite Kelly Godfrey escorted by Kingsman Billy Dowling Favorite Alisa Stephens escorted by Kingsman Alvin Walker 62 Activities Favorite Vanessa Croft escorted by Kingsman James Vaughn Favorite Sheila Tommie escorted by Kingsman Gary Menninger Favorite Gretel Holcomb escorted by Kingsman Randy Freeman Activities 63 Memories of 1980 ABOVE: G.H.S students in various poses for the photogra- pher BELOW LEFT: G.H.S. Students enjoy quiet music. BELOW RIGHT: Roy Weaver is kept in line by Momma Perry- man. TOP LEFT Moments before the leadout. ABOVE: Southern gentleman. Donald Core enjoys the music LEFT The Cor- onation Court enjoys the leadout dance. BELOW LEFT GHS students dance to the beat of Daybreak BELOW Seniors wait patiently for the photographer Activities 65 Twirp Court The woman is requested to pay! One week of each school year G.H.S. Student Council attempts to give the guys a break. The Council decrees that the females must arrange all dates and pay for same. Old traditions are hard to break and the law is broken by both guys and girls. At the end of the week, justice prevails and impartial punishment is administered to all lawbreakers. TOP LEFT: The jury decides their verdict. MIDDLE LEFT: Billy Dowling and Gary Menni- ger give Leslie Steffey an egg shampoo MID- DLE RIGHT: William Watts and Kathy High- tower have a toilet paper rolling contest. BOTTOM LEFT. Jon Williams gives Laura Gil- more a little splash. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Rachel Cox attempts to remove the egg from her face. RIGHT: Betsy Rutenburg takes a shower break TOP LEFT: Derick Ash and Gary Menniger escort Alvin Walker to court. TOP RIGHT: Polly Holcomb and Chuck Hugley practice table manners MIDDLE LEFT: Gary Men- niger shows Tina Sims to her seat. BELOW CENTER: Mary Semrick thinks cold show- ers are so refreshing. MIDDLE RIGHT: Laura Norton and Margaret Taylor await exec- ution BOTTOM LEFT: Jurors Julie Farrow and Patty McNulty solemnly watch as sen- tences are given out to lawbreakers. 68 Edward Tinker — recipient of Laurd Scholarship for one year study in England awarded by the English speaking Union of U.S. in 1979. Chipper Griffith — National Merit Scholarship finalist of 1980 Honors 69 Outstanding Students VALEDICTORIAN AWARD: Mary Semrick SALUTATORIAN AWARD. Chipper Griffith OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO SCHOOL AWARD: Connie Knight PRINCIPAL S AWARD: Randy Freeman OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO SCHOOL AWARD Noressa Johnson 70 Honor Service Awards ABOVE: The Seniors present Mr Miller with the backdrop from stunt night. ABOVE The Junior Class present Mrs. Skipper and Miss Lowery with an Outstanding sponsor award ABOVE Coach Martin presents Mrs Berry with an award for all her years at GHS ABOVE. Rodney Gibbs — Library Award Honors 71 Business Awards SHORTHAND AWARDS: Cindy Campbell, Julie Wolfe. Deena Sheffield, Michelle Pruett. Carla Gray. Helantha Jones. Meche Nelms. Daphney Brown. Teresa Hawkins. Tracy Henry. Janice Johnson. 1st PLACE WINNER IN SECOND YEAR OF FBLA TYPETHON AWARDS: George Holley. Morgan Holley. Carla Gray. Cathleen Stevens. Jana TYPING: Brenda Moses Weaver, Linda Lindsey. Julie Farrow FBLA AWARD Julie Farrow TYPING AWARD Traci Hilleke. 1st YEAR TYPING AWARD: Stacy Stancill. 72 Honor� Academic Honors SPANISH AWARDS: Allison Chandler, Molley Pruett. Nancy Roberson. Greg Lummis. John Hicks Morgan Holley. Tim Roe. Traci Hillike. Laura Steffey. Saundra Gadson, Rob McKenzie. Jon Wil- liams. Dede Toncre. Cathy Semrick. ENGLISH AWARDS: Jeff Chandler. Traci Tucker. Jeff Howard. Sara Pruett. Molley Pruett CHEMISTRY AND SCIENCE AWARDS: David Harlow. Mary Semrick. ABOVE: AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD Cathy Semrick. BELOW: RUSSIAN AWARDS: Molley Pruett. Mary Semrick. Nancy Roberson. Cathy Sem- rick. Jeff Erwin. Denise Stimpson ABOVE: FRENCH AWARDS: Shawn Gsellman, Connie Cushing. Patty Kloskowski. Amy Ziegler. Barbara Payne. Sara Pruett. Angela Oravet. David Harlow BELOW: MATH AWARDS: Traci Hillike. Traci Miller. Janice George. Shawn Gsellman. Mary Sem- rick. Sara Pruett. Jeff Erwin. Awards in Sports MOST VALUABLE TRACK MEMBER: James Vaughn. MOST VALUABLE TRACK MEMBER: Janice John- son. WRESTLING AWARD Eddie Wilson. Vic Worley. Robbie Driskell. Mark Guest. Matt Gsell- man. Jeff Chandler. Phillip Warren. Barry Warren. Oliver Thompson. Johnny Kell. Tommy Meager. Carl Owens BOYS' TRACK AWARD Terry Buchanan. Milton Lewis. Greg Peoples. John Downing. Ken Mitchell. John Hoyt. Anthony Davis. Derick Ash. Lyonell Whorton. Oliver Thompson. James Vaughn. Darryl Mostella GIRLS' TRACK TEAM Kathy Burnett, Lori Hooks. Donna Newsome. Angela McKenzie. Val- erie Leigh. Regina Fikes. Pam Jackson. Arellia Page. Benita Davis. Sonya Warren. Janice Johnson. Patricia Davis. Saretha Owens. Jeeni Miller. Josephine Moore. Suzannah Arm- strong. 74 Honors ABOVE: LETTERED IN BASKETBALL: Craig Dudley. Kenny Beck. Cicero Curry. Lee McKee. John Johnson. James Vaughn. Alvin Walker. Johnny Richmond. Chris Johnson. Jefferey Young. Kenneth DuPree MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN BASKETBALL Polly Holcomb. ABOVE: BASKETBALL AWARDS: Polly Holcomb. Ursala Lawly. Donna Benjamin. Kathy Burnett. Felicia Vines. Jackie Brewster. Valerie Leigh. Kathy Lindsey. Arellia Page. Lisa Veal. Bonita Davis, Pam Jackson TENNIS AWARDS: Jud Dawson. Jon Williams. Margaret Taylor. Morgan Holley. Lance Rich- ard. Scott Grutchfield. Tyson Roe. Mitch Moore ABOVE: BASKETBALL AWARD Kathy Lindsey MOST VALUABLE TENNIS PLAYER: Scott Grutch- field Honors 75 More Sports Awards SUBSTITUTE CHEERLEADER AWARDS: Gretal Holcomb. Susan Denson. Renita Prater BASEBALL LETTERMAN AWARDS: Zane Allsup. Chipper Griffith. Nick Hall. Brian Garner. Mike Argo. Tim Burgess. Scott Naylor. Russel Wise. Jamey Mann. Mike Hopper. Mark Hopper. Terry Tolson. SWIM TEAM AWARDS: Susan Denson. Lance Richard. Bart Bailey. Trey Butler. Kathy Burnett. Ali- cia Bullock. Craig Dickson. Phillip Ivey. Angela McKenzie. Greg Lummis. Elizabeth Pillitary. Scott Palmer. Jimmy Hill. Scott Skipper. Vicki Jones. Rob McKenzie. Kim Thomas. Stacy Snyder. Ste- phanie Toncre. Dede Toncre. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADER AWARDS: Ellen Upton, Alicia Bullock. Kathy McNabb. Renata Prater. Cindy Wain. Marva Morgan. Laura Gilmore. 76 Honors VARSITY CHEERLEADER AWARDS: Ree Nesbitt, Patty McNulty. Andrea Cobb, Jean Marie Brown. Myrtyle Knight, Kathy Hightower. Lisa Taylor. Janine Hagerman. Amy Zeigler. Paige Daw- son. Karen Watford. FOOTBALL CAPTAIN AWARDS Zane Allsup, Derick Ash. GOLF AWARDS: Sitting — Sam Weaver. John Hicks. Danny Ryan. Standing — David Bowling. Greg Campbell. Linda Vreatt, Billy Dowling, Keith Kulas. ABOVE: VOLLEYBALL AWARDS: Sheila Hill. Tanya Jenkins. Pam Butler. Karlene Kennon. Kim Sanders, Janice Johnson. RIGHT: MOST VALUABLE FOOTBALL PLAYER: Derick Ash. BASEBALL AWARDS: Chipper Griffith. Brian Garner. Journalism Awards Gloria McPeters — CRUCIBLE Editor Award. Mrs. Smith — CRUCIBLE Advisor. Traci Edwards — Most Valuable CRUCIBLE Staff Member Award. Scott Grutchfield — Most Valuable Magnavox Staff Member Award. Mrs Donald — Magnavox Advisor Magnavox Staff honors Mrs Donald Roy Weaver — Outstanding Service Award Gary Menninger — Top Ad Salesman Award 78 Honor� More Honors Da HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS: Karen Watford. Vanessa Rice. Paula Jackson. Pam Jackson, Lillie Lee. Susan Henslee. Jim (Doc) Abel. Janine Hagerman. Noressa Johnson. Keith Kulas. Billy Dowl- ing. Bessie Belyue. Margaret Taylor, Kim Calloway Awards Barbara Payne — Drama Award Sandy Campbell — Outstanding Triad Award Amanda Tucker — Out- standing Velvetone Award Honors 79 Service Personnel TOP LEFT: Sally McCoy. TOP RIGHT: Custodians: Mr Eck. Mr Snell. Charity Harrison. Mr Keener. Russell Morphis ABOVE: Mrs Berry. Mrs Nora Lee. RIGHT: Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Hardy. Mrs. Henry. Mrs Baswell. Mrs. Talley. Mrs Lee. Mrs. Chappell. Russell Morphis. Mrs Berry — Lunch- room Personnel. 80 Honor� MENTAL HEALTH SACK ART CONTEST WINNERS — 3rd place — Pam Jackson. 4th place — Carol Brackett. 5th place — Ralph Dobbins BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS AWARD — Leigh Cochran. TOP LEFT: 2nd place. CITY AND COUNTY SCHOOL ART EXHIBIT — Linda Vreatt HON- ORABLE MENTION AWARD: Lisa Hill. TOP RIGHT: 1st place — CITY WIDE TALENT SHOW. Linda Grice. ABOVE: PHOTOGRA- PHY AWARD — Scott Grutchfield. Honors 81 Knowledge and Service Gadsden High students are outstanding in all fields, whether it is competing against area schools for academic excellence, gaining rec- ognition for services at State Key Club Con- vention, or being selected as examples of good citizenship. ABOVE: QUIZ BOWL WINNERS: Alan Selby. Chipper Griffith, Tim Nolen, Jeff Howard, Mary Semrick. Allison Chandler LEFT: MATH EXAM WINNERS — Chipper Grrifth. Lynn Green and Jeff Erwin. BELOW: SCHOOL CITIZENSHIP AWARD: Rodney Gibbs. David Clark. Christy Strawn. Donna Dean. Marvin Sims. Scott Crutchfield. BOTTOM LEFT: KEY CLUB AWARDS — Lance Richard. Tim Nolen BOTTOM MIDDLE: D A R GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD AND EXCHANGE CLUB YOUTH OF THE YEAR — Randy Freeman BELOW RIGHT: KEY CLUB TRUSTEE — Jeff Howard ABOVE: COSTA RICA WINNERS — Saundra Gadson, Allison Chandler. ABOVE: CITY MATH WINNERS: Johnny Day, Tracy Miller. Sara Pruett. MIDDLE RIGHT: SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS: Cathy Sem- rick. Lisa Taylor. Ellen Upton, Leigh Cochran. Connie Curl, Alli- son Chandler, Dede Toncre. David Riley. Janice George RIGHT TRAFFIC SAFETY AWARD — Noressa Johnson. FAR RIGHT: GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD — Cathy Semnck National Honor Society Inductions The National Honor Society mem- bership has grown at a remarkable pace as the member chapters now number more than 20,000. Primary rea- son for this growth is that membership in the Society is meaningful. Member- ship is a strong reference to a stu- dent’s character and provides an impetus for consistant academic achievement and service to the school. The Society embraces high stand- ards of scholarship, service, leader- ship and character which are bound in a moral and ethical framework. A spe- cial benefit of membership is eligibility for the scholarship awards adminis- tered each year by the Society's spon- sor. the National Association of Sec- ondary School Principals. Induction ceremonies were held Fri- day April 4, 1980. Twenty seven new members were inducted bringing membership total to forty five. ABOVE: Old members prepare for the induction ceremonies ABOVE: Jeff Howard lights the candle of SERV- ICE. RIGHT Amanda Tucker. Patty McNulty. Chuck Hughely and Polly Holcomb enjoy the reception that followed the tappings BELOW: Amy Lummis announces her inductee. FAR RIGHT: Tim Nolen taps Chris Deavor Beta Club Chartered at G.H.S. The organization of Gadsden High School Beta Club became a reality this school year (1979-1980) so that more students could be recognized in their achievements. As members of the Beta Club and as a citizen of the com- munity, state and nation, the students believe in and strive to promote the principles of honesty, justice, service, coop- eration, responsibility, industriousness, humility and charity. The local chapter of the National Beta Club shall under- take constructive projects that are of value to the club and to the school and community. During the induction ceremony February 26, 1980, sixty seven members were inducted, fourteen students were added later before the enrollment period ended. This made total enrollment of charter members at eighty one. TOP LEFT: Liz Pillitary enjoys refreshments best of all. MIDDLE LEFT: Ursula Lawler and Roderick Parker take time to acknowledge the photographer ABOVE: Janice Johnson and Angel McGee prove to be good listeners. BELOW LEFT Rachel Cox makes a dash for the refreshments. BELOW RIGHT: Mitch Moore. Mike Hop- per. Greg Peeples, Ken Mitchell take time to socialize. 86 Classes Kay Ivey — Treasurer 88 Seniors Jim Abel Rhonda Allen Zane Allsup Derrick Ash John Ashley Larry Avery ABOVE Marsha Steele. Gail Hooks, and Patti Ivey are prepared to start their senior year RIGHT Brenda Moses and Laurie Frantz try to check Chris and Doc out on their first day back to school. Greg Ball Jerolyn Baggett Toni Ballard Bessie Belyew Donna Benjamin Scott Boatwright Robyn Bobo 90 Senior� Finally Seniors!!! Mary Faye Boman Todd Boozer Michael Bostick Teresa Bradfield Keith Brooks David Brown Seniors Do Their Thing Benny Brown Reginald Brunson Brad Buckelew 92 Seniors John Carlisle Jennifer Carter Allison Chandler Vittorio Cole Susan Coleman Becky Cook Seniors 93 Donald Core Vanessa Croft Paige Dawson Chris Deavor Billy Dowling Vicki Downing Seniors enjoy getting out of class for a ball game. Paige Dawson and Zane Allsup find a little time to grub at the pep rally. 94 Seniors Paige Dawson shows her spirit at the Homecoming parade Seniors give support at pep rally. Lee Dye Julie Farrow Nancy Foster Laurie Frantz Randy Freeman Rodney Gibbs Seniors 95 Homecoming Filled With Never Forgotten Memories Brian Garner Kelly Godfrey Carla Gray CO ABOVE: G.H.S. Mafia invade the Homecoming parade BELOW LEFT: Seniors show big participation in wadding paper for the float. BELOW: Seniors work hard to build the float Linda Grice Chipper Griffith Scott Grutchfield Janine Hagerman Melissa Hardnett Angela Harvey Neal Helms Susan Henslee Scott Hicks Glenda Hill • 0 ? • ; A Laura Norton has her share of ups and downs in the mud. It Lisa Hill, Susan Henslee and Sheila Tommie prepare to enter the field 98 Seniors Seniors Support the Great TigerBand Seniors 99 Gretel Holcomb Gail Hooks Jeff Howard BELOW: Sandy Campbell gives a final salute to the band Charlotte Hutchinson Kay Ivey Patty Ivey Pam Jackson Paula Jackson Sherry Jackson Toni Jenkins Jon Johnson Melissa Johnson Noressa Johnson Rennie Jones ABOVE: Alan Selby is the reincarnation of Hitler LEFT Mary Smedley and Linda Lindsey show off their Easter suits Lynn King Lorre Kirkpatrick Connie Knight Kathy Kulas Keith Kulas Teresa Ladd Seniors 101 Seniors’ True Identities Lillie Lee Lisa Lesley Marty Likos Glenn Lindsey Linda Lindsey Julie Lindy Rhonda Lloyd ABOVE Margaret Taylor, Chuck Huguley and Mary Faye Boman show their Count Cone Head closeness. LEFT: Seniors prepare themselves for their future lives. Susan Lytle Tommy Marshall Robert Massey Myra Mayes Anita McCarver Karen McNabb Seniors 103 These Are What 104 Seniors Patty McNulty Gloria McPeters Daphne Meadows Gary Menninger Anita Miller ABOVE RIGHT Christmas dance proves to be a big hit at G.H.S RIGHT: Kathy Wester and John Ashley give the camera a friendly wave Memories Are Made Of Winston Miller Karen Minshew Richard Pate James Moody ABOVE: Gary Huthchinson and John Ashley's dates seem to be impressed with the guys in the band LEFT: Gail Hooks and Scott Grutchfield are enjoying themselves!! Seniors 1 OS Frankie Moore Rickey Morgan Lisa Morris Brenda Moses Kris Murray Joy Myracle 106 Seniors TOP: Tim Nolen and Jeff Howard clap to the beat of the band ABOVE: The Christmas dance was a big success from the looks of Tiger Stu- dents. BELOW: Mark Worley. Carol Frisby. Frankie Moore. Todd Boozer, and Julie Wolfe take a break from all of the excitement of the dance. Ree Nesbitt Tim Nolen Laura Norton 107 Albert Oravet Roderick Parker Cherri Parris Richard Pate Sammy Payne Stephanie Pearson Pam Pendley Kathy Peppers Brian Garner is totally exhausted from continuous studying 108 Senior� Seniors Enjoy Leisure Time ABOVE: Mary Faye Bowman and Kathy Wester are waiting for the decision of who will be chosen as Gary Lee Love's date. LEFT: Billy Dowling. Keith Kulas and Greg Campbell give the girls one of their sexiest smiles. Issac Pope Randy Porter Thea Powell Vanessa Rice Lance Richard Bobby Robinson Seniors 109 Seniors Make the Most Out of Their Final Year LEFT: Susan Henslee gives the camera a pretty smile. ABOVE: Margaret Taylor and Randy Freeman, the perfect couple. ABOVE: Roy Weaver — Lookin' Good.” BELOW: Seniors take over and entertain for awhile. BELOW RIGHT: Gloria McPeters takes charge of class. Leslie Steffey Tim Nolen takes a closer look at things. Shelia Tommie Margaret Taylor Lori Stewart Alisa Stephens LEFT Bobby Robinson shows that little tigers have big bites. ABOVE Tyson Roe has a class of his own Class of “80” ABOVE: Football players show excitement about afternoon practice BELOW Keith Brooks and Scott Boatwright skip in the field house Zina Townsend Amanda Tucker Usa Tullis Missy Turner James Vaughn Linda Vreatt Seniors 113 Alvin Walker Yancey Walker Valarie Warren Karen Watford Roy Weaver Kathy Wester Seniors Will Always Remember Their Moments Together Randy Freeman and Jeff Howard decorate for the Valentine dance Seniors enjoys their time between classes 11A Seniors Leanne White Jackie Williams Jeff Williams Eddie Wilson Janice Wilson Tim Wilson Gina Yates Amy Ziegler Seniors 1 15 J u n i o r s Junior class officers from left — Susan Denson — Treasurer, Mark Cook — Vice-President. Jean Marie Brown — Secretary, Chuck Hughely — President. JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: From left — Kathy Burnett. Lisa Taylor. Janice Johnson. Nancy Roberson. Carla Fraizer, Liz Pillitary. Paula Elkins. 116 Juniors James Allen Judy Amberson Parise Baker Sandy Barron John Batson Barry Beall Eric Bigelow Brian Boatwright Amelia Booker Carol Brackett Kathi Brooks Daphney Brown Lisa Brown Penny Burks Juniors 117 Claude Burnett Kathy Burnett Robert Burton Patti Busselle Matt Butler Trey Butler Janet Byers Stan Carlisle Benita Cherry Tommy Clayton Andrea Cobb Leigh Cochran 118 Juniors Randy Cofield Joseph Cole Mark Cook Rachael Cox ABOVE: Kirk Garner solemnly ponders the year's work that lies ahead. Connie Curl Erica Daniels Joel Davis Susan Denson ABOVE: David Wright and Mitch Moore make a decision to worry tomor- row Craig Dickson Ralph Dobbins Pam Drenner Fred Dunson Juniors 119 Elisa Dyke Chip Edwards Paula Elkins Steve Ellis Donna Elsea Jeff Erwin Laura Estes Michael Franklin Carla Fraizer Saundra Gadson Penny Garmon HAPPINESS is Being a GHS Junior ABOVE: Scott Skipper and Joseph Cole work furiously to complete the Junior float. 120 Junior� ABOVE: Carol Frisby is ever conscious that the photographer is near Kirk Garner Janice George Kim Gillmann Wade Gregerson Ladd Griffith Wes Gwin ABOVE: Happy Juniors Patti Spradlin. William Watts. Cheryl Sington. and Tyrus Fostor display the Junior spirit! Greg Harcrow Deborah Hardwick Juniors 121 Anita Leitner Kathy Lindsey Oliver Lindsey Steve Livingston Keith Longshore Allen Mack Jamey Mann Willie Marshall Angela McKenzie Mary McNulty Todd Miller ABOVE: Kim Gillmann relaxes between classes. 122 Juniors ABOVE: Class can be fun! ABOVE: Susan Denson, Mark Cook, Nancy Roberson. Jean Marie Brown, Chuck Hughely. and Ralph Dobbins are efficient workers. Juniors Settle Down to Work Allison Mills Clayton Mills Ken Mitchell Josephine Moore Mitch Moore Alicia Morgan David Morgan Darlene Moses RIGHT: Chuck Hughely .. the carpenter BELOW: Trey Butler and Jean Marie Brown think they know all of the math answers ABOVE: Juniors work on a Knock Out float. Class of “81” ABOVE: Stuffing a tiger by Jeannie Johnson. John Batson. Russell Wise and Kathy Burnett can be fun. Virginia Neu Grata Noah Todd O'Bryant Rebecca Page Melinda Parris Melissa Parris David Parsons Greg Peoples Liz Pillitary Greg Porter Molly Pruett Jane Ragland 124 Juniors Todd Rams Tammy Ramsey Kent Richard Nancy Roberson Rodney Robinson Pamela Roden Ann Rogers Kim Sanders Sharon Sanders Cathy Semrick Dale Shew Stan Simmons Juniors 125 All Work — No Play — Makes Dull Juniors David Harlow Gina Harwood Stephanie Heard Mary Francis Heaton Steve Heiberger Brad Hester Lisa Hill Sheila Hill Traci Hilleke Polly Holcomb Mike Hopper Chuck Hughely ABOVE Marin Kircus . . . the ice cream king 126 Junior� Kelli Hunt Gary Hutchinson Quinton Jenkins Angela Johns Beth Johnson Dana Johnson Janice Johnson Jeannie Johnson Roger Jones Donald Kircus Martin Kircus Louann Kitchens Beth Kloskowski Kay Lambert Juniors 127 Juniors Anticipate Marvin Sims Cheryl Sington Scott Skipper Cecil Smith Kathy Smith Kim Smith Wade Speer Patti Spradlin Shelia Spurlock Brett St. John RIGHT: Joseph Cole is deep in thought. 128 Juniors Being Seniors Stacy Stancell Donna Steel Laura Steffey Denise Stimpson Denita Suits Rodney Tanner Lisa Taylor Lane Thrasher Stephanie Toncre Gary Udaka Juniors 129 LEFT: Polly Holcomb thinks Laura Steffey's love notes are to be shared. Juniors Love a Parade Felicia Underwood Rachael Underwood Vanessa Varner Deedra Vaughn Preston Vickers Steven Vickers Wayne Walker Sonja Warren Donice Watson ABOVE: Tammy Ramsey. Elisa Dyke, and Laura Estes sing the blues LEFT: Lisa Brown. Regina Davenport, and Vanessa Varner enjoy being part of the parade Genice Watson Johnny Watson Jana Weaver Cathy Weems Rocky White Birda Williams Jeff Wood Tim Wood David Wright Jeffery Young Sheena Zeigler Juniors 131 Sophomore Class Officers, left to right — Nita Farrow — Treasurer, Jon Williams — Vice-President. Suzy McDuffie — Secre- tary. and Tyrus Foster — President Sophomore Homeroom Representative, standing, left to right — Rob McKenzie. Tim Burgess. Jaimie Ramsey. Sitting, left to right — Ellen Upton. Traci Edwards. Laura Gilmore. Front row — Jay Smith, and Tyrus Foster. 132 Sophomore Linda Abel Gene Alford Cindy Aldredge Mike Argo Tony Arrington Alice Ash Edward Baker Randy Beck Doug Bishop Janice Bradford Judson Bradford Cindy Wain and Laura Gilmore express their spirit at a G.H.S pep rally Sophomore 133 Sophomores Enjoy Terrance Buchannan Beverly Bugg Cindy Bullock Tim Burgess Michael Burnett Susan Byers Cindy Campbell Stan Carver Jackie Cherry David Clark Jeffery Cole David Collins Dale Cunningham Cicero Curry Happiness is 134 Sophomore Leisure Time in This Year Jane Curtis Connie Cushing Brian Davis Danny Davis Julie Davis Jud Dawson Donna Dean Timmy Denson Timothy Dickerson Janice Dickson Ronnie Douthard John Downing Robbie Driskell Barry Duke Sophomore 135 Sophomores are Truly Herbert Dupree Kenneth Dupree Jackie Edwards Sharon Edwards Traci Edwards Troy Elkins Iphadella English Dixie Epting Amy Evans Nita Farrow Steve Faulkner Michael Fincher Beverly Floyd Tyrus Foster Henry Fountain Michael Franklin 136 Sophomore Wise and Truly Foolish Michael Fricks Carol Frisby Cindy Gaines Phil Garmon Sherry Garmon Jacqueline Garrett Laura Gilmore Tina Goldsby Lori Goss Sedrick Graham Eric Green John Green Lynn Green Ramona Green Roger Green Chris Griffith Sophomore 137 Sophomores Prove to Jon Grutchfield Shawn Gsellman Ronnie Guffey Gene Handy Dewayne Haney Pam Hardy Cort Harwood Teresa Hawkins Ray Hayes Tracy Henry Rhonda Herring Jay Herrod Saratha Herron John Hicks 138 Sophomore Be Decision Makers Beth Hudgins Charles Hudgins Morgan Holley Mary Ingram Tammy Jenkins Delons Johnson Sherrel Johnson Helantha Jones Pam Kirkpatrick Patti Kloskowski Myrtle Knight Sallie Krebs Sophomores Build Kane Kulas Mary Lasseter Angela Leach Valerie Leigh Rob McKenize works hard on the Homecoming float. LEFT: Sophomore Maids pose for the photographer. ABOVE: Sophomores pitch in to build the King of the Tigers. Jackie Lewis Cathy Lindsey Jeff Lindy Kelly Lipscomb 140 Sophomore King of the Tigers Kim Livesay Phil Lonnergan Sonya Looney Greg Lummis Laura Lumpkin Lisa Maddox David Mann Becky Marshall Sophomore Tiger reigns as king Kim Mayben Denise McAdams Lisa McAlpin Linda McDaniel Sophomore 141 Suzy McDuffie Brian McKearin Lee McKee Rob McKenzie Johnny Miller Linda Miller Sherry Moon Alan Moorer Darrel Mostello Charles Nails Scott Naylor Sophomores Enjoy Some 142 Sophomore Work ... Much Play Morgan Holley. Danny Ryan, and Scott Palmer enjoy the music of the Velvetones and Triads. Meche Nelms Donna Newsome Jim Nolen Angela Oravet James Page Scott Palmer Randy Parcus Teresa Parks Bonita Patrick Barbara Payne Aaron Pearson David Pendly Joey Phillips Zane Phillips Sophomore 143 Sophomores Jeffery Pinkard Marilyn Prater Renata Prater Renita Prater Sara Pruett Michele Pruitt Laura Rampey Jamie Ramsey David Rary Cynthia Rice Carla Richey Mark Riggins Bobby Riley David Riley Lisa McAlpin. Sonya Looney, Timmy Denson, and Bonita Patrick take part in Dress-Up Day 144 Sophomore in Disguise Kim Schwartz Kevin Silvey Lynn Roberts Dale Robertson Doug Robinson Tim Roe David Russomanno Betsy Rutenberg Danny Ryan Byron Saddler Sharon Sandridge Renae Sawyer Sophomore 145 Sophomores Equate Fun ABOVE: Traci Edwards and her date are spotted by the pho- tographer RIGHT: Donna Dean. Sharon Edwards and her date watch the band during the Christmas Dance Brenda Smith Jay Smith Catherine Stanley Frankie Staten Cathleen Stevens Victor Strong Inga Sturnes Demetrius Swain 146 Sophomore Time With Dance Time Allen Sweat Mike Sweetin Reggie Sumpter Kim Thomas Oebbie Thomason Scott Thompson Derrick Timmons Deann Toncre Mike Turk Jackie Turner Tammy Turner Ellen Upton Into Each Life Some Fun Must Fall Sam Weaver Howard Whitfield Kathy Whitfield Tanya Whorton Cindy Wain Phillip Warren Kenneth Washington Jacqueline Watson Paul Varner Lisa Veal Felicia Vines Lee Wadsworth 148 Sophomore LEFT: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders do the Bunny Hop for the crowd ABOVE: Linda Abel and Rob McKenzie do the Twist. BELOW LEFT: Robbie Driskell gives a friendly smile. Keith Wilkerson Bobby Williams Jeff Williams Jon Williams Greg Wills Russell Wise Julie Wolfe Anthony Woods Steve Woods Vic Worley Pam Wright Vanessa Zeigler Sophomore 149 r e Freshman Homeroom Representatives: Standing, left to right — Pam Butler. Caroline Stringfellow. Jacquelyn Massey. Jimmy Hill. Jason Freeman. Terry Tolson. Kneeling, left to right — Kristi Sherman. Kathy Hightower. Alicia Bullock. Kathy McNabb Freshman Class Officers, left to right — Vicki Collins. Treasurer; Randa Smith. Secretary; Traci Tucker, Vice-President Kathy McNabb. President. 150 Freshmen Otis Adams Rodney Alford Teresa Alford Rhonda Armstrong Suzannah Armstrong Billy Arnett Bart Bailey Jeff Baker Connie Batey Paul Beall Kenny Beck Thomas Benford Gerald Bennett Jimmy Benson Karen Bishop Donnise Blackburn Larry Box Jacqueline Brewster Donnie Brown Janice Brown Guy Bryan Alicia Bullock Pam Butler Barry Byers Clara Caldwell Jeff Chandler Tina Chapman Margaret Cofield Mike Cofield Donald Coleman Freshmen 151 Freshmen Paul Coleman Renese Coleman Vicky Collins John Conner Gerald Cook Laura Cook Cheryl Core Karen Crook Stacy Culp Ray Cumby Phillip Curl Regina Davenport Bonita Davis Bridget Davis Kim Davis Patrica Davis Melissa Dawson Johnny Day Lane Deerman Trena Deerman Tommy Denson ABOVE: Judy Hutchinson. Amy Hutchison, and 152 Freshmen Enjoy G.H.S. Chris Dixon David Dowling Kristin Downing Anthony Dudley Brenda Elkins James Elkins Peggy Elkins Keith Elliott Susan Epps Lana Farrow Scott Farrow Velissa Fells Jill Felton Charlene Fennelle Monica Fomly Stefan Ford Cecil Foster Erroyl Foster Lisa Foster Mike Fowler Belinda Franklin Freshmen 153 Opening Day Excitement Roger Franklin Jason Freeman Kayla Fricks David Garmon Keith Garmon Darin Garrison Joyce Gentry Bobby George Tommy George Rodney Gilchrist James Glover David Godwin Roderick Granger Allison Gray James Gray John Green seek help from Coach Riddle 154 Freshmen Regina Green ABOVE: Karen Crook, and Rebecca Horton receive their schedules from Mr Wren Mark Guest Jerry Guined Melvin Guyton Matt Gsellmann Traci Hall Mark Hallmark Larry Handy Cindy Haney Jamey Hardin Joyce Harvey Scott Helms Jack Hershiser Kathy Hightower Tim Hightower Angie Hill Jack Hill Jimmy Hill Whitney Holcomb Geneva Holderfield George Holley Lori Hooks Freshmen 155 Freshmen Enjoy Homecoming Festivities Mark Hopper Rebecca Horton Cathy Hoyt Todd Huff Michael Hunter Amy Hutchison Judy Hutchison Philip Ivey Edwin Johnson Gerald Johnson Greg Johnson Scott Johnson Annette Joiner Charlie Jones Claudette Jones Cynthia Jones Dennis Jones James Jones Vicki Jones ABOVE Melissa Dawson. Amanda Sims, gently on the homecoming float and Jac Massey work dili- 156 Freshmen LEFT: Melvin Guyton takes a break from the toils of float-building ABOVE: Sonja Woodal. Annette Joiner, and Karen Jordan add pep to the Homecoming Parade Karen Jordon Johnny Kell Carlene Kennon Lisa Kitchens Joy Knight Sheila Kyle Allen Lancaster David Lancaster Jeff Lasseter Carla Lawler Carl Lee John Lee Steve Lee Regina Lindsay Robert Lindsay Partrick Lyles Terri Maddox Tommy Maeger Jacquelyn Massey Valeanor Mathis Freshmen 157 Freshmen Enjoy Life At GHS Cindy Mathews Connie Maxwell Dana Mayben Carey Mayes David McBurnett Lisa McCain Debbie McClung Cindy McCreight Rodney McGee Chuck McGinnis Kathy McNabb Michael McRath Barney Mewbourn James Mewbourn Dale Miller Jennifer Miller Maria Miller Tracy Miller Willie Moore ABOVE: Caroline Stringfellow and her date relax while the band takes a break 158 Freshm«n Brent Morgan Marva Morgan Deborah Morris Debra Mosely Brian Mostella Tim Muskett Laura Nance Paul Neu Para O'Kee Mike Oliver Carl Owens Sarita Owens Arellia Page Dale Pankey Barbara Parsons Byran Payne Reginald Penn Todd Pepper Bobby Perkins Tana Perry ABOVE: Suzannah Armstrong. Beth Watford, and Gary Udaka seem to be enjoying the Valentine Dance. RIGHT: Freshmen dance to the beat at their first Christmas Dance. Freshmen Support Adds Zest Tina Perry Jane Peters Vonda Pierce Jerry Ponder Tim Porter Greg Prater Ruby Prater Keith Preston Chuck Prince Belinda Pruitt Judy Quinn Timothy Ragland Lee Roberts Robert Robinson Tammy Robinson Terry Rogers Lynn Rolley J. D. Sanders Richard Selby ABOVE: Freshmen Kristin Downing, Vicki Jones. Suzannah Armstrong listen to the Christmas Concert. 160 Freshmen Jim Semrick Knox Sharp ABOVE: Kathy McNabb enjoys cheering for the Gadsden Tigers. Victor Sharpe Kristi Sherman Amanda Sims Roderick Sims Gary Smith Randa Smith Stacy Snyder Keith Speer Greg Stallings Michael Stephens Lee Strahan Caroline Stringfellow Karen Swain Oana Suits Vivian Terrell Cathy Thomas Linda Thomas Ruby Thomas Allison Thornton Frejhmen 161 Baby Tigers at Work Reginald Tillis Terry Tolson Darryl Toney Kenneth Townsend Valerie Trammell Anthony Treadwell Traci Tucker Alice Turner Vicki Usry Brian Vaughn Roy Wadsworth Darron Walker Jeff Wall Barry Warren Angela Warren Beth Watford William Watts ABOVE: Allison Thornton. Arrelia Page, and Jacqueline Singleton take time from their tedious studies to smile for the camera. 162 Freshnwn ABOVE: George Holley enjoys his typing class Ann West Margaret Wetzel Patrick Wetzel Sherie Whatley Cindy White Donna White Jeff White Edward Whitfield Mickey Wildman Ambrose Williams Anthony Williams Farrell Williams Susan Wills Stanley Winston Lori Wise Danny Wofford Marian Wolfe Keith Wood Sonja Woodall Marketta Wright Todd Wright Cindy Wyatt Stephanie Wyatt Michael Vow Freshmen 163 164 Faculty Busy Day With a Busy Man His days begin early as he strides into the quiet empty building before 7 a m. He has a beautiful office with a comfortable chair where he is very sel- dom found. Where can he be found? He may be found planning an activity with the President of the Student Council. He may be found applying the Board of Education to the seat of the pants of a hooky-playing Freshman. He may be found assuring the Editor of the Crucible that she can and will pass Trig and still find time to create a super yearbook. He may be found inside the stadium fence or in the gym convinc- ing the G.H.S. Tigers that they can and will win the ballgame. He may be found planning with the P.T.S.A. President to make Gadsden High School number 1 in the state. Where can Lloyd Miller be found? He can and was found in Bir- mingham, Ala. accepting the award from the State P.T.S.A. as the out- standing Principal of Alabama. 166 Faculty Foculty 167 Back-Up Men Do Back-Up Work ABOVE: Assistant principal Lawrence Presley listens sympatheti- cally to the problems of a parent. RIGHT: Assistant principal David Martin prepares to fit 16 hours work into 8 hours. BELOW: Assistant principal Martin assumes the role of Coach Martin. BELOW RIGHT: A formal portrait of a good man . ” Faculty Secretaries ABOVE Busy days begin early for Mrs. Fraizer and Mrs. Perryman. RIGHT: Daily absentees are checked by Mrs Perryman. BELOW: Mrs. Brown prepares lunch list BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Fraizer, Mrs. Perry- man. Mrs. Roberts, and Mrs. Brown enjoyed their lunch during National Secretary Week Foculty 169 Thelma Alexander, M S. Jacksonville State University Geometry, Algebra, Consumer Math Gene Barnes, M S. Jacksonville State University Choral Rick Arthur, B.S. University of Alabama Algebra, General Math Senior Class Sponsor Baseball Coach Sarah Ashley, B.A. Jacksonville, State University Drama, Grammar, Lit Drama Club Sponsor Gwen Brothers, B.S. Jacksonville State University Physical Education Tennis Team Sponsor Mary Barnes, B.S. Jacksonville State University Comp, Grammar, Lit Hi-Y Sponsor 170 Foculty Judy Brothers, B.S. University of Montevallo Home Economics FHA Sponsor Donna Bryan, B.S. University of Alabama SCA Sponsor James Brown, B.S. Jacksonville State University Chemistry, Physics, Trig Juanita Brown Secretary Margaret Campbell, B.S. Auburn University Typing I National Honor Society Sponsor Martha Bullock, M.S. Jacksonville State University Physical Education Sigma Chi Epislon and Swim Team Sponsor Faculty 171 Georgia Clarke, M S. Tuskegee Institute Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor Mary Rose Cowart, M.A. University of Alabama Liteature, Composition, Grammar Mildred Cornutt Librarian Dennis Cook, B.S. University of Tennessee Physical Education Mildred Donald, M S. Jacksonville State University Literature, Grammar, Journalism Alpha Psi Omega Sponsor Magnavox Advisor Emily K. Ellis, B.A. University of Alabama French French Club Sponsor, Red Cross Sponsor 175 Faculty i Linda Ford, B S. Jacksonville State University Sociology, American History National Honor Society Sponsor James Hall, M.S. University of Montevallo Drivers Education Traffic Safety Club Sponsor Jerry Fowler, M S., A.A. University of Alabama Auburn University Remedial Reading Beulah Harrel, M S. University of Alabama Economics, Democracy, American History Beta Club Sponsor Mary Fraizer Secretary Dorothy Hendrix, M S. Jacksonville State University Guidance Counselor 17 3 Foculty Dora Gene Hill, M.A. University of Alabama Spanish, Russian Spanish Club — Russian Club Sponsor Robert Lamon, M.A, Peabody University Democracy, Economics Carl Howard, M S. University of Alabama Deca Sponsor Ginger Lowery, B.S. University of Montevallo Drivers Education Volleyball Sponsor Jr. Varisty Cheerleader Sponsor Carolyn Martin, M.S. Wayne University, Detroit Psychology, Biology 174 Foculty Vivian Morrow, M.A. University of Alabama Literature, Speech, English, Comp. Beta Club Sponsor Betty McCarver, B.S. University of Montevallo Art Art Club Sponsor Helene Owens, M S. Jacksonville State University Guidance Counselor Genny McDaniel, M S. University of Alabama B.O.E. Bible Club and FBLA Sponsor Joan Perryman Secretary Foculty 175 Harriet Phillips, M.L.S. University of Alabama Librarian Diane Roberson, B.S. Jacksonville State History, Sociology Freshman Class Sponsor Gloria Reagan, B.S. Jacksonville, State Grammar, Literature Beth Roberts Records Clerk, Secretary Gid Riddle, M.S. University of Alabama Alabama History Golf— Basketball Sponsor Catherine Shamblin, B.S. Jacksonville State Grammar, Literature 176 Faculty Norma Tow, M.A. University of Alabama Special Education Doris Smith, M S. Jacksonville, State University Anatomy, Botany, Biology Crucible Sponsor David Wagnon, B.A. Samford University Special Education Phi Omega Phi Sponsor Focutly Jane Skipper, M S. Jacksonville State University Algebra II, Geometry Math Club Sponsor, Computer Club Sponsor Dorothy Walker, B.S. Auburn University Title I Math Cecil Tate, M.A. University of Alabama American History Betty Watford, M S. University of Alabama Algebra Senior Class and Cheerleader Sponsor Terry Willingham Biology Footballl Coach FocuHy Kay Wilder Jacksonville State University Chemistry Noah Wood, M S. University of Georgia General Science, Ecology, Consumer Math Curtis Whited, B.S. University of Alabama Band Director Juanita Wilson, M.A. University of Alabama Alabama History, World History Bible Club Sponsor Dorothy Woodward, B.S. Jacksonville State University Business Office Education FBLA Sponsor Charlie Wren, M S., A.A. Jacksonville State University Algebra I, Algebra II Coach Ronald Mayes Jacksonville State University Physical Education Football Coach ABOVE: Mrs Phillips relaxes in the sun. LEFT: Psycology with Mrs Martin can be fun ABOVE Three Tigers guard the hall. Focolty 179 Teachers Don’t Always Teach; Sometimes They ... Train for Olympic gymnastics? Read Hot-Rod Magazines? Take turns in the little red wagon? Sunbathe while fully clothed? Mug students in the hall? 180 Faculty . direct traffic? drive sportscars? Faculty 181 Johnn H«fne� . Connof. Sonn SMtlmcjs, Toni Da w ton Bunk Cuth n Bobby Wo' «y Ted Nim D«v d VkC Hi . Mickey Cr«in, Gid (fiddl«-. Winlrrd Wbitr J . k Prurtt John Whorton Oea J Rryncdt P l Pf.rch � � . Coech Bili Abtfon TOP: 1956 Baseball Team U R P H RJjf T A D I U M ABOVE: 1980 Football Team. Sports 183 G.H.S. Football r.iwtnn b Manan y QJay S!T Ste f Arg0, Bubba Al,en' Jerry Tolson- Brian Vaughn, Jimmy Hill. Charles Hudgins — Manager. B an R nZZrrTl '?? 7 Rodney Alford. Ken Mitchel. Gary Menninger. Phillip Curl. Terry Rodgers. Carl Owens. Jeff Woods. Guy h2h cZn r!Lh2 a!i u c, c r°W “ 2U'nt0n ienkins- Cra,9 Dud,ey. Cary Mayes. Tommy Meager. Dale Robertson. Kevin Williams. N.ck hm kinifn t Pq ' J r? Sta Simmons. Rodney Gibbs — Manager Fourth row — Greg Peoples. Zane Allsup. Roy Weaver. Chip Edwards Jim Nolen. Trey Butler. David Parsons. Connell Dickerson. Derrick Ash. Lionel Whorton. RIGHT: Kneeling — Head Coach David Martin. Assistant coaches: left to right - Coach Dennis Cook. Coach Lloyd Miller. Coach Terry Willingham. 184 Sports Terry Willingham — Kicking game M B Hooten — Trainer David Martin — Head Coach Dennis Cook — Defensive Coordinator Sports 185 A Year Of Rebuilding Season Ends — 0-10 OPPONENTS WE THEY Alexandria 0 19 Etowah 0 36 Holt 0 21 Litchfield 0 20 Emma Sansom 7 46 Talladega 3 33 Anniston 6 40 Albertville 14 26 Charity Bowl 0 46 Oxford 6 31 ABOVE: Tiger Fullback. Derrick Ash gets up speed as he takes the ball from Tiger quarterback Stan Simmons. BELOW. G.H.S. players Quinton Jenkins and Jamey Mann win the coin toss for the Tigers. 186 Sport� ABOVE: The Coaches wait patiently on the out come of the play. BELOW: Coach Martin lectures the football team on the importance of spirit. TOP: Quarterback Stan Simmons dives for the wet'' football ABOVE: Rodney Alford. Jay Smith. Mitch Moore called time out to get their pic- ture taken BELOW: Kevin Williams. Connell Dickerson. Gary Menninger sweep around the end for a big gain Sports 187 Winning Spirit — Losing Season ABOVE: Halfback Kevin Williams makes big gam for the Tigers BELOW G.H.S Tigers ready for action ABOVE Senior Football Players. Kneeling - Kevin Williams. Gary Menninger. Nick Hall Standing - Connell Dickerson. Roy Weaver. Zane Allsup, Derrick Ash 188 Sports Coach Martin and Coach Willingham motion play from the sidelines Quarterback Stan Simmons gets help with the next play from Coach Cook Trey Butler, Chip Edwards assist Tiger Fullback Derrick Ash. Coach Cook shouts instructions from the sideline Sports 189 Volleyball Victors ABOVE: Pam Butler slams a good serve. LEFT: Kim Sanders gets off another good serve for the tigers. BELOW RIGHT: Sheila Hill smashes a spike for the tigers. 190 Sports Sports 191 A Super Year — a Super Team ABOVE: left to right — Jonny Richmond. Kenneth Dupree. Ivan Walker. James Vaughn. Craig Dudley. Cicero Curry. Chris Johnson, and Jon Johnsc LEFT Coaches, team, and fans await the final buzzer that signified another Tiger victory 192 Sports TOP LEFT: James Vaughn jumps high for the opening tip off TOP RIGHT Johnny Richmond sinks another foul shot BOTTOM LEFT: Ken- neth Dupree gives his best shot for the Tigers BOTTOM RIGHT Tigers go up for the rebound Sports 193 1979-1980 Basketball Won-Loss Column Gadsden 56 Etowah 45 Gadsden 53 Litchfield 60 Gadsden 53 Oxford 60 Gadsden 60 Anniston 71 Gadsden 45 Centre 47 Gadsden 65 Southside 34 Gadsden 38 Oxford 34 Gadsden 50 Scottsboro 52 Gadsden 48 Grissom 46 Gadsden 41 Litchfield 39 Gadsden 61 Carver 63 Gadsden 59 Homewood 47 Gadsden 52 Albertville 57 Gadsden 49 Sansom 54 Gadsden 60 Westend 41 Gadsden 37 Mt. Brook 44 Gadsden 30 Sansom 46 Gadsden 49 Albertville 39 Gadsden 47 Grissom 60 Gadsden 34 Etowah 24 Gadsden 40 Centre 67 Gadsden 73 Anniston 81 Gadsden 52 Walker 36 Gadsden 90 Etowah 58 Gadsden 46 Litchfield 40 Gadsden 54 Talladega 57 TOP LEFT: Tigers dominate the rebound TOP RIGHT: The tigers show determination to get control of the ball BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Johnson waits for a chance to steal the ball back. I9J Sport� Sports 195 Baby Tigers Keep the Spirit Alive Bottom row — Michael McRath, Cedric Grahm. Otis Adams, Craig Dudley. Reggie Sumpter. Top row — Lee McKee. Randy Hardwick. Anthony Tred- well. Brian Vaughn. David Godwin. Tommy George. Tim Dickerson The Junior Varsity played hard and showed their determination to win this year. They were coached by Charles Wren. LEFT: The Varsity Basketball Team performs well for the Jr. Var- sity Team. 196 Sport� Female Tigers Display Effort Bottom row — Arrelia Page, Polly Holcomb. Cathy Lindsey. Kathy Burnett, and Sonya Warren Top row — Bonita Davis. Pam Jackson. Valerie Leigh Usurla Lawler, and Jackie Brewer Gadsden GIRLS1 BASKETBALL 1979-80 41 Oxford 45 The Girls' Basketball Team was coached by James Hall. The team showed great effort and Gadsden 40 Anniston 44 ability throughout the season. With several start- Gadsden 45 Westminister 54 ers returning, the Tigers are looking for a better Gadsden 51 Center 20 season next year. Gadsden 36 Oxford 42 Gadsden 55 Westminister 32 Gadsden 58 Litchfield 6 Gadsden 31 Talladega 53 Gadsden 36 Anniston 46 Gadsden 30 Albertville 35 Gadsden 47 Sansom 51 Gadsden 35 Etowah 44 Gadsden 36 Mt. Brook 33 Gadsden 47 Sansom 64 Gadsden 38 Albertville 43 Gadsden 42 Etowah 40 Gadsden 45 Centre 32 Gadsden 39 Talladega 56 Sports 197 The Spirit of Renita Prater. Varsity Substitute Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Cindy Wain. Upton, Marva Morgan ABOVE: Susan Denson. Varsity Substitute. RIGHT: Male Cheerleaders: Rus- sell Wise. Tyrus Foster. Scott Grutchfield. William Watts 198 Sports Kathy McNabb. Renata Prater. Alicia Bullock. Laura Gilmore — Head; Ellen Gadsden High Varsity Cheerleaders: Kneeling — Andrea Cobb. Amy Zeigler. Standing — Gretel Holcomb. Ree Nesbitt. Paige Daw- son — Asst. Head. Janine Hagerman. Lisa Taylor. Karen Watford — Head Middle top— Myrtle Knight. Kay Lambert Top — Kathy Hightower. Patty McNulty. More Spirit Karen Watford — Head Cheerleader Senior ABOVE: Myrtle Knight. Sophomore RIGHT: Ree Nes- bitt. Senior. 200 Sport� Amy Zeigler. Senior. Patty McNulty and Gretel Holcomb — Seniors ABOVE: Kay Lambert — Junior RIGHT Kathy Hightower — Freshman. Jamne Hagerman — Senior Lisa Taylor — Junior Sporfs 201 Wrestling Team S ™ Coach Ronald Mayes. Oliver Lindsey, Carl Owens. Matt Gsellmann. Second row — Vic Worley, Mark Guest. Robbie Driskell. Phillip Warren. Third row — Johnny Kell. Eddie Wilson, Michael Hunter. Tommy Maeger Golf Team SCORES 1979-1980 Gadsden 2 Sansom 3 Glencoe 1 Gadsden 2 Sansom 3 Donahoo 1 Gadsden 3 Sansom 2 Glencoe 1 Gadsden 2 Sansom 3 Talladega 1 Gadsden 2 Sansom 3 Donahoo 1 Left to right — Chris Griffith. Danny Ryan. Sam Weaver. Billy Dowling, Linda Vreatt. Keith Kulas. John Hicks, Lee McKee 202 Sports G.H.S. Swim Team First row — Deedee Toncre. Stacy Snyder, Susan Denson, Alicia Bullock, Kim Thomas Second row — Carla Fraizer. Stephanie Toncre, Angela McKenzie. Kathy Burnett. Third row — Scott Skipper. Jimmy Hill, Phillip Ivey, Craig Dickson. Bart Bailey Fourth row — Rob McKenzie, Scott Palmer, Lance Richard. Mark Cook, Trey Butler. Baseball Team Exhibits Great Ability ABOVE: First row — Russel Wise. Joey Phillips. Vic Worley. Phillip Warren. Scott Naylor. Jason Freeman. Mike Cofield. David Wright Second row — Mike Argo. Brian Garner. Jamey Mann. Tim Burgess. Dale Robertson, David Mann. Terry Tolson. Third row — Karen Watford. Karen McNabb. Coach Tummlin. Nick Hall. Chipper Griffith. Zane Allsup. Mike Hopper. Scott Palmer. Mark Hopper. Stan Simmons. Coach Arthur. Janine Hagerman With just a few starters leaving, the Tigers will be tough next year. LEFT: Coach Arthur observes Mr Presley's and Mrs. Skipper's playing techniques. ABOVE: Coach Arthur watches with concern. 204 Sport� ABOVE: Mark Hopper gets ready to blast a home run. ABOVE: Russel Wise shows his excellent pitching skills. ABOVE: Senior Baseball Players: Coach Tummlin. Brian Garner. Zane Allsup. Chipper Griffith. Nick Hall. Coach Arthur Bat Girls: Karen McNabb. Karen Watford. Janine Hagerman Sports 205 1980 BASEBALL Gadsden 10 Litchfield 8 Gadsden 1 Anniston 4 Gadsden 3 Arab 5 Gadsden 1 Oxford 10 Gadsden 5 Guntersville 4 Gadsden 3 Guntersville 2 Gadsden 1 Sansom 2 Gadsden 6 Etowah 2 Gadsden 4 Anniston 2 Gadsden 7 Talladega 6 Gadsden 6 Talladega 1 Gadsden 4 Albertville 1 Gadsden 5 Arab 4 Gadsden 2 Oxford 5 Gadsden 5 Westminister 7 Gadsden 13 Westminister 0 Gadsden 4 Litchfield 8 Gadsden 4 Etowah 3 Gadsden 0 Sansom 11 Gadsden 5 Butler 7 Gadsden 3 Butler 17 Gadsden 6 Albertville 3 ABOVE: G.H.S. Tigers await their turn to bat. ABOVE: Terry Tolson waits tor the ball 206 Sports ABOVE: Terry Tolson swings for a run Sports 207 208 Sport e r s i n o s e ABOVE: Tim Burgess and Scott Palmer have a bubble gum blowing contest while watching the baseball game TOP LEFT: Zane Allsup is proud to be a tiger. TOP RIGHT: Brian Garner swings his bat. MIDDLE LEFT: Russell Wise gives all he has got to his pitch ABOVE RIGHT Mike Argo warms up. BOTTOM LEFT: Chipper Griffith shows his ability to pitch. Sports 209 The Love and Lobs of Tennis 210 Sports ABOVE: Morgan Holley hits the ball hard. BELOW: Todd Miller gives a determined look. ABOVE: Jud Dawson hurries for the ball. BELOW: Tyson Roe returns the ball Sports 211 Tigers Run to Victory ABOVE: Siting - left to right — Bonita Davis. Patricia Davis. Josephine Moore. Lisa Veal. Jacqueline Brewster. Kathy Burnett. Trena Deerman. Angela McKenzie. Suzannah Armstrong. Coach Hall. Second row — Tim Henderson. Eddie Wilson. Terrence Buchannon. Edwin Johnson. Milton Lewis. James Vaughn. Derrick Ash. Coach Whorton. Third row — Sylvester Townsend. Darryl Toney. Bobby William, Tracy Backer. Stefan Cole, and Oliver Thompson. Not pictured — Alisa Morgan Kathy Burnett and Alisa Morgan team up to win. Track team members find time to relax. 212 Sports ABOVE: G.H.S. Tiger Track team loosens up by doing stretching exercises. ABOVE: Eddie Wilson and Derrick Ash prepare to win for the Tigers - ABOVE: Girls’ relay team gets out ahead of their oppo- ABOVE: Lori Hooks gets off to a great nent. start. Sports 213 S.C.A. Ralph Dobbins — Vice President. Patty McNulty — Secretary. Randy Freeman — President. Mary Semrick — Chaplain. Melissa Hardnett — Vice- President. 2nd row — Julie Farrow — Reporter. Daphne Meadows — Parliamentarian. Kathy Wester — Treasurer. and Mrs. Donna Bryan — Sponsor ABOVE: Beautiful setting for reception given for Gadsden City Board of Education RIGHT: SC A President presents good luck petition to Sansom Football team V 216 Clubs Days and Times of SCA Officers ABOVE Reporter Julie Farrow can hardly wait for the school doors to open RIGHT Vice-President Ralph Dobbins helps beautify school grounds BELOW: Parliamentarian Daphne Meadows waits for the parliament to open. The G.H.S. Student Council Association spent a busy productive year. These stu- dents were involved in many activities that helped to make Gadsden High School the number one school in the hearts and lives of the students and alumni of Gadsden High. Club� 217 Homeroom Representatives First row — left to right — Melissa Hardnett. Daphne Meadows, Mary Semerick, Ralph Dobbins, Julie Farrow. Randy Freeman. Kathy Wester, Patty McNulty Second row — left to right — Kathy Hightower, Ellen Upton, Lisa Taylor, Jimmy Hill. Liz Pillitary. Kathy Burnett. Kristi Sherman. Laura Gil- more. Alecia Bullock. Molly Pruitt. Third row — left to right — Jason Freeman. Kathy McNabb. Hurbert DuPree, Traci Edwards. Caroline Stringfellow. Micheal Bostick. Jay Smith. Third row — left to right — Tim Burgess. Rob McKenzie. Lance Richard. Margaret Taylor. Pam Butler, Marvin Sims. Con- nie Knight. Betsy Rutenburg. Janice Johnson. Terry Tolson. Beverly Bugg, Dale Roberson, Jackie Massey, Carla Frazier. David Parsons. Tyrus Foster Brian Garner. Scott Grutchfield. I C n 0 t u e n r c c • i 1 1 u b First row — Randy Freeman. Lance Richard. Myra Mayes. Tim Nolen. Ralph Dobbins. Saundra Gadson. Second row — Rob McKenzie. Laura Steffey. Cathey Semerick. Theresa Ladd. Chuck Huguley. Todd Rains. Shawn Gsellman. Third row — Mike Sweetin, Mary Semerick, Paige Dawson, Roy Weaver. Julie Farrow. 218 Clubs G-Club Sitting — Leigh Cochran. Ralph Dobbins. Johnny Day. Stading — Mike Sweetin — President. Barbara ayne Vice-President. Lynn Roberts. Lisa Lislie, Molly Pruett — Treasurer. Jamie Ramsey — Secretary Carla Richie. Dot Moore — Director. D r a C m 1 a u b Clubs 219 c r u c S • i t b a 1 f e f The creation of a yearbook is truly a learning experience for the Crucible Staff. In late May the advisor and Editor change from kind, good natured people into ogres that yell at poor staff-mem- bers that lay-outs must be com- pleted and deadlines must be met. When Graduation Day arrives a major miracle has occured and another SUPER yearbook has been produced. Beverly Bugg. Laura Norton. Kirk Garner. Gloria McPeters. Elisa Dyke. Tracy Edwards. Jackie Mas- sey Not pictured — Patty McNulty. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Smith, advisor, encourages seniors to sell their magazines TOP: Mrs. Smith gives Goria lessons on being editor. LEFT: Kim Gillman — photographer ABOVE: Laura Norton — Asst. Editor TOP RIGHT: Donna Runyan — Senior editor Clubs 221 p e P C 1 u b F!,st r°w — WMham Watts. Vonda Pierce. Arella Page. Delois Johnson. Lisa Tinker. Belinda Franklin. Mary Smedley Con- nie Knight Lisa McAlpin. Renae Coleman. Second row — Melvin Guyton. Lisa Brown. Pam Butler. Lynn Rolley Janice Johnson Lori Hooks. Jacqulyn Jacquelyn Massey. Donmse Blackburn. Third row — Fredric Green. Ronnie Douthard Vanessa Varner. Sherry Jackson. Stephanie Wyatt. Rebecca Page. Noressa Johnson. Stephanie Heard Fourth row — Renata Prater. Helantha Jones. Barry Byers. Pam Jackson. Darris Hughes. Lillie Lee. Susan Coleman. Darryl Williams Fifth row — Donald Core. Dale Miller. James Page. Ursula Lawler. Rodrick Parker. David Morgan Kneeling — Cathy Semrick. Donna Elsea. Traci Hilleke. Standing — Saundra Gadson Lisa Hill. Tammy Ramsey. Miss Ellis (Sponsor). Laura Estes. 222 Clubs Traffic Safety F ank«? wh1G S' ? ? ackso?; R?dr'ck Park®r- Ursula Lawler. James Vaughn. Connie Knight. Edwin Johnson. Greg Johnson. Belinda Tu ner°N o?e 7 0� inhn n• °Q.da p,er ;®- Rodney Alford. Kenneth DuPree. William Watts. Oliver Thompson. Susan Coleman. Tammy nnntharH utJack! Turne,r- Van®?sa Varner. Carlene Kennon. Momca Fomby Third row — Lisa Tmker. Earl Lewis. Ronnie qharnn ,70dd nUff' L'5? 2r°w iVJime?-rSa?d d?e' Arella Page. Susan Byers. Denise Morgan. Iphadella English. Janice Johnson U?rh2ai oi Kh 0 u_ ?a,n[!y Waffojd. M,cr)eal Turk. Dale Miller. Cicero Curry. Donald Core. Rebecca Page. James Page. Deidra Vaughn Micheal Burnett. Stephanie Heard. Lillie Lee. Rennie Jones. Terrance Buchanan. James Hall Jr. (Sponsor). y y First row — Tracte Hilleke Laura Estes. Scott Naylor. Randa Smith. Todd Rains Second row — Brian Boat- ight Milissa Parris. Todd Miller. Melinda Parris. Steve Livingston. Traci Tucker. Dorothy Walker (Spon- r). Third row— Wes Gwin. Gary Hutchison. Cort Harwood. Scott Palmer. Carey Mayes wri sor Clubs 223 Key Club ABOVE: Jeff Howard and John Hicks talk politics with Chip Carter. LEFT: Jeff Howard was elected International Trustee The G.H.S. Key club had another banner year serving the school and community under the leadership of President Lance Richard, the Key club strove to its greatest heights in service and achievement. Again, as last year, the Key Club worked closely with the Cerebral Palsey center, contributing over 2,000 man hours of work. In service to the school the Key Club held its 6th annual Valentines Dance, produced its first sweetheart calender, painted school bathrooms, raised a $500 scholarship, and helped landscape the grounds. 1st row — Beverly Bugg, Amy Lummis. Angela McKenzie. Alicia Bullock. Laura Gilmore. Kathy McNabb, Lisa Taylor. Linda Abel. Paige Dawson. Patty McNulty. Gretel Holcomb. 2nd row — John Ashley. Marty Likos. Randy Freemon, Tim Nolen. Jeff Howard. Lance Richard — President. Chipper Griffith. Kent Richard. Kirk Garner. 3rd row — Oliver Ti.npson, Chris Deavor. Keith Brooks. Jon Williams. Chuck Huguely. Phillip Ivey. David Rary. Jud Dawson. 4th row— Martia Kircus. Phil Garmon. John Hicks. Chnstopher Griffith. Tim Roe. Rob McKenzie. Todd Miller. Scott Skipper 5th row — Roy Wadsworth, Mark Guest. Jeff Chandler. Joey Phillips. Bart Bailey. Whitney Holcomb. Alan Moorer. Tyson Roe. Jon Grutchfield. Craig Dickson. Top row — Morgan Holley. Mark Cook. 224 Club ABOVE: Seniors Paige Dawson and Kay Ivey pause for a photo break. RIGHT: Jon Grutchfield. Lance Richard, and Kent Richard work to transform Convention Hall into a Valentine. Key Clubbers are Busy Clubbers ABOVE: Key Clubbers enjoy the annual campout. Clubs 225 F. H. A. First row — Rhonda Herring, Connie Dudley. Tina Goldsby. Noressa Johnson. Janice Bradford Second row_________ Margaret Coffia Geneva Holderfield. Rachel Underwood. Donice Blackburn. Karen Jordan Third row_______________ Jackie Watson Birda Williams Sheena Zeigler. Paula Jackson. Vicky Usry, Mrs G. Clark. Ms J Brothers Fourth row Brenda Elkins. Ruby Thomas. Treena Deerman. Annette Joiner. Fifth row — Janice Johnson Monica Fomby Stephanie Wyatt. Pam Butler. Vanessa Varner. Not pictured — Ann West. Tracy Goldsby Jerry Ponder. Clara Caldwell. Erica Daniels. Gene Handy. 1 D E C A row _ Mark Worley. Paula Elkins. Donna Steele. Alesia Morgan. Janet Byers. Kathi Brooks. Denita Suits Jerolyn Bagget Second row — Grata Noah. Allison Mills. Todd Boozer. Judy Amberson. Todd Barber Tirri Byers Third row — Sheila Spurlock. Darlene Moses. Carl Howard — Sponsor. Brett St John. Frankie Moore Wade Gregorson 226 Clubs F.B.L.A. First row — left to right — Julie Farrow — President. Myra Mayes. Gail Hooks. Anita McCarver. Cindy Jenkins. Helantha Jones. Tresea Hawkins. Remta Prater. Enga Sturns. Renata Prater Second row — left to right — Connie Knight — Parliamentarian. Julie Wolfe. Janice Johnson. Cindy Bull- ock Cindy Campbell. James Elkins. Stephanie Pearson, Carla Gray. Melissa Johnson, Tammie Ramsey — Reporter. Cordelia Winborne. Third row — left to right Mrs McDaniel. Mrs Woodward. Mechd Nelms — Treasurer. Roderick Parker. Tracy Henry. Toni Jenkins. Daphne Brown. Jana Weaver Catherine Stanley Donna Elsea. Jelie Davis. Charlotte Hutchison. Lynne King. Rhonda Allen. Becky Cook. Brenda Smith. Allen Heald. Jeff Baker Jackie Cherry. Keith Preston. Jon Carlisle, Miehelle Pruitt — Vice-President. Mary Faye Bowan — Secretary First row — left to right — Toni Ballard. Randy Cofield. Gary Udaka, Eric Bigelow. Greg Harcrow. Second row — left to right — Lisa Brown. Donice Watson. David Morgan. Brenda Garman. Rebbecca Page. Oliver Lindsey. Andrea Cobb. Sharon Sanders. Alan Mack Third row — left to right — Eddie Wilson. Tim Wilson. Richard Pate! Scott Hicks. Vancey Walker. Jonathon Teddar. Stephanie Heard. Todd O'Bryant. Mr Ernesto Johnson. Spon- sor V I C A Clubs 227 Magnavox Staff The Magnavox Staff produced an award wining newspaper. This group of students work diligently to present the issues and answers to all the problems that affect the students of G.H.S. The paper is eagerly anticipated each month. It is read, re-read and stored for sentimental reasons. r°w — jean Marie Br°wn, Karen Watford. Rodney Gilchrist. Linda McDaniel. Alisa Stephens. Scott Boatwright Ralph Dobbins. Second row — Billy Dowling. Jamey Mann. Roy Weaver. Kay Lambert George Holley. Third row — Scott Grutchfield, Brian Garner. Mildred Donald — Advisor. Mendy Parrid Jon Grutchfield. Anita Leitner. Marty Likos. Nancy Roberson Fourth row — Caroline Stringfellow. Chris- tm Downing, Laura Estes. Gary Menninger, Jon Johnson. Jamey Hardin. Mildred Donald — Advisor and Editors and Ralph Dobbins — Linda McLaniel. Nancy Roberson. Editors: Mendy Parris — News Editor. Jon Johnson Estes. Brian Garner — Circulation managers. — Sports Editor. Laura 228 Clubs Reporters: Scott Boatwight, Jon Grctchfield, Jamey Hardin. Marty Likos. Roy Weaver. Christin Downing. Lisa Stephens. Kay Lambert. Rooney Gilchrist. Karen Watford Scott Grutchfield — Photographer Lay Out Artist: Anita Leitner. Ralph Dobbins. Linda McDaniel Typist: Nancy Roberson. Alisa Stephens. Mendy Parris. Laura Estes. George Holley. Kay Lambert Manager — Jamey Mann and Gary Menninger — Business Mgr Billy Dowling and Jean Marie Brown — Advertising Mgr Clubs 229 Spanish so ?—a — 1-J1 imvmti . li J2ih®w, ir% aAU71!J?iS,uPa oneX P trick es• James Gray. Rob McKenzie 2nd row — Mrs. Hill. Tim Roe. Betsy Rutenberg. Sallie Krebs. Linda Abel. Danny Ryan. John Hicks. Terri Maddock. Laura Gilmore. Alicia Bullock 3rd row — Laina Farrow. Kim Mavben Dee Dee Timcre Graves Angela McKinsey. Laura Steffey. David Reary. Mickev Wildman. Allison Chandler. Jon Williams 4th row — Allison nek LauneFrtntz5th 252 K rfnnn licoT3 3 Sum?.' Nancy Roberson IMolly Pruett. Cathye Semrick. Saundra Cakson. Belinda Franklin. Mary Sem- rick. Laurie Frantz 5th row — Donna Elsea. Traci Hall. Tana Perry, Mendy Parris. Missy Parris. Traci Helleke Oliver Thomoson Jason Freeman fith Ro rMoraan9H llev Keith lhnt' °®yPhilipt fark H°pp?r- £ude- Scott Thompson. Lee McKee. Cindy Gaines. Jimmy Hill. 7th row Brent Mo n iud DawSon tm Weaved Danny WcStord. P T°dd Ra' S' PaU' New Randy Hardwick 8,h row “ Lori Hooks Barl Ba aV R u s s 1 a n 1 st row — Mrs Hill. Molly Pruett. Cathye Semrick. Stacy Stansell. Mary Semrick. Jeff Erwin 2nd row — Denise Stimp- son. Nancy Roberson. Allison Chandler. Martin Kircus. 230 Clubs French 1st row — Sara Pruitt. Angela Oravet. Barbara Payne, Shawn Gsellman. Amy Zeigler. 2nd row — David Harlow. Polly Holcomb. Theresa Ladd. Beth Kloskowski. Miss Ellis. 1st row — Theresa Ladd. Todd Miller. Rhanda Smith. Traci Tucker 2nd row — Miss Ellis. Rhonda Loyd. Sara Pruitt. Connie Cushing. Ellen Upton Shawn Gsellman. Mary Faye Boman, Amy Zieglar. Susan Denson. 3rd row — James Page. Charles Hutchins. Mark Guest. Jeff Chandler David Harlow Jeff Ervin. Hurbert DeuPree. Clubs 231 Hi-Y fnrH Kir'S a° r'g ?X L?s,je S ef,ey’ Ellen Upton, Traci Tucker (Secretary-Treasurer), Mendy Parris. Laura Estes. Caroline Strinqfellow Beth Wat- dling Boman Jacqueline Massey. Pam Pendley Th.rd row - left to right - Margafet Taylor. Amy Ze.gler, Darlene Mwes Patty Spra 1tanr r ho!Ha?5or?(l ?rSOT Carl ! razier, L,sai Hill, Laurie Frantz. Gloria McPeters. Fourth row — left to right — Paige Dawson Marv Fave i. Lance Richard. Marty Likos, Tyson Roe, Chipper Griffith, Chris Deavor. Brenda Moses. Lisa Morris. i b 1 C 1 u b Erica Daniels. Felecia McAlpin. Theresa Ladd. Lisa Hill. Saundra Gadson Smith. Wayne Walker. Kim Smith. Mrs Wilson. Co-Sponsor. Barbara Payne ’ Genny McDaniel, sponsor. James 232 Clubs National Math Honor Society Mrst row — Teresa Ladd. Polly Holcomb. Kathy Sisler. Michele Pruitt. Missy Turner. Lisa Taylor. Greg Harcrow. brad Hester Second row — Carla Gray. Janice George. Lisa Hill. Connie Curl. Stacy Stansell, Mary Semrick. David Harlow. Molly Pruett. Leslie Steffey. Mrs Skipper Third row — Leiqh Cochran. Joy Myracle. Laurie Frantz. Paige Dawson. Susan Lytle. Allison Chandler. Martin Kircus. Robin Bobo. Kent Richard. Shawn Gsellman Fourth row — Saundra Gadson. Tony Jenkins. Linda Vreatt. Tim Nolen. Lance Richard. Amy Lummis Fifth row — Steve Heiburger. Chipper Griffith Scott Skipper. Jamie Mann. Mike Hopper. Roderick Parder. Randy Freeman. John Hicks. Chuch Huguley. Wes Gwen. James Allen. Mard Cook Not pictured 7- Lynn Green. Cathye Semrick. Kathy Burnett. Beth Kloskowski. Chris Griffith. Cathy Weems. Rocky White. Sara Pruett. Greq Wills Jamie Ramsev Amanda Tucker. Angela McKenzie. Morgan Holley. Greg Lummis. Patty McNulty 0. First row — Randall Beck. Mark Guest Second row — Jamie Ransey. Carla Gray. Toni Jenkins. Lisa Hill. Sara Pruett. Jeff Chandler. Third row — Mike Sweetin. Jeff Irwin. David Harlow. Alan Selby Matt Gsellman. Clubs 233 1st row_____Jeff Howard. Lance Richard. Laurie Frantz. Toni Jenkins. Allison Chandler 2nd row — Tim Nolen. Amy Lummis. Amanda Tucker, Kathy Semrick, Carla Gray. Mrs. Ford — Sponsor. 3rd row — Randy Freeman. Mrs. Campbell — sponsor. Chipper Griffith. Leigh Cochran. Joy Myracle. Susan Lytle, Mary Semrick. Molly Pruett. New Members: 1st row — Martin Kirkus. Patty McNulty. Linda Vreatt 2nd row — Chuck Hugely. Paige Dawson. Sheila Tommie. Laura Norton. Lisa Hill. Theresa Ladd. Janice George. Polly Holcomb. 3rd row — Gloria McPeters. Kathy Kulas. Brenda Moses. Tyson Roe. Leslie Steffey. Kelly Godfrey 234 Clubs Beta Club 1st row — Zane Allsup. Mike Hopper. Jamie Mann. Kathy Burnett — Asst. Corresponding Sec.. Laura Steffy — Chaplain. Chuck Huguley — President. Todd Miller — Co. Vice-Pres . Roderick Parker — Co. Vice-Pres. Ursula Lawler. Commie Knight — Treasurer. Stacy Stansell — Recording Sec.. Rachel Cox — Reporter 2nd row — Mrs. Morrow — sponsor. Julie Farrow. Karen Watfork. Liz Pillitary. David Rary. Scott Skipper. Ken Mitchell. Jeannie Johnson. Shelia Tommie. Marvin Sims. Janice Johnson. Stephanie Pearson. Herbert DuPree. Mrs. Harrel — Sponsor 3rd row — Rocky White, Mark Cook. Lisa Hill. Theresa Ladd. Angela McKenzie. Steve Heiburger. Nancy Roberson. Mitch Moore. Janice George. Carla Frazier. Mindy Parris. Laura Estes. Missy Parris. Ree Nesbit, Traci Hillide. Saundra Gadsen. Patti Ivey. Fred Dunson, Daphne Meadows. Benita Patrick. Keith Longshore. 4th row — Kristina Sims. Leanne White. Anita McKarver. Tammy Ramsey. Rhonda Allen. Barbara Paine. Kim Livesay. Carol Brackett. Lori Stewart, Alesia Morgan. Lisa Tullis. Neal Helms, Susan Henslee, Greg Peoples. Albert Oravet. Trey Butler. David Russomanno. Nick Hall. Clayton Mills. Ralph Dobbins. Lee Wadsworth. Melissa Hardnett, Anita Miller. Gloria McPeters, Dana Johnson. Lisa Taylor. The newly organized Beta Club proved to be a great asset to Gadsden High as the members helped other school clubs landscape the campus. These seventy- odd honor students were enthusiastic and full of school spirit. ABOVE: Liz Pillitary. Anita Leitner and other Beta Club Members are good farmers. ABOVE RIGHT: Leslie Steffey and Barbara Payne plant a lonely little marigold Clubs 235 SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Scott Grutchfield. Lance Richard. Margaret Taylor. Karen McNabb. Brian Garner. Michael Bostick e Alpha Psi s Omega ABOVE Renata Prater. Kim Sanders. Renita Prater. Sheena Zeigler. Trina Stephens. Helantha Jones. Janice Johnson. Ruby Prater RIGHT: Cynthia Rice — Treasurer. Angel McGee — Vice-Pres . Saundra Gadson — Presi- dent. Sharon Sanders —Secretary. Mrs Donald — Sponsor Clubs 236 1st row — Yancy Walker. Mike Hopper. Keith Kulas, Stan Simmions. Greg Campbell. Jeff Williams. Jim Able 2nd row — Trey Butler. Jamie Mann. Brian Garner. Gary Menninger. Gary Hutchison. Greg Peoples 3rd row — Tim Wilson. Chris Deaver, Richard Pate. Billy Dowling. Row Weaver. Zane Allsup. C h e c k e r s Billy Dowling and Roy Weaver look over Ben's Bug Clubs 237 B'PE Beta Psi Epsilon First row — Lori Stewart. Amy Evans. Myra Mayes. Gail Hooks. Cindy Campbell. Lori Goss. Sherrel Johnson. Kathy Sisler. Missy Turner. Lynn Green. Kim Thomas. Second row — Angela Oravet. Denise Kilgore. Pam Pendley, Lisa Morris. Tina Sims. LeAnne White. Brenda Moses. Laurie Frantz. Allison Chandler. Sandy Campbell. Sara Pruett. Barbara Payne. Third row — Cindy Bullock. Susan Lytle. Debbie Thomason. Kim Livesay. Cathleen Stevens. Connie Cushing. Lisa Tullis, Charlotte Hutcheson. Gloria McPeters. Julie Davis. Cheri Pauuis. Linda McDaniel. Tracy Henry. Teresa Parks. Mary Semrick. Julie Wolfe Not shown — Anita McCarver. Rhonda Allen. H H p m h e P j § h a : First row — Beth Kloskowski. Susan Denson. Kelli Hunt. Second row — Kay Lambert. Lisa Taylor. Liz Pillitary. Jean Marie Brown. Janice George Third row — Rachel Cox. Stephanie Toncre. Jeannie John- son. Stacy Stansell. Dana Johnson. Fourth row — Connie Curl. Lisa Hill. Polly Holcomb. Fifth row — Kathy Burnett. Darlene Moses. Patti Spradlin. Gina Harwood. Cheryl Sington Not pictured — Anqela McKenzie. Mary McNulty. 238 Clubs 2XE Sigma Chi Epsilon Front row — Lynn Roberts. Beth Hudqins, Laura Gilmore. Janine Hagerman. Tina Perry. Ellen Upton. Karen Watford. Sally Krebs. Ramona Green and Beverly Bugg. Second row — Paige Dawson. Sharon Edwards. Michele Pruitt. Kelly Lipscomb. Amy Lummis. Leslie Steffey. Amanda Tucker. Kathy Wester. Deena Shef- field. Joy Myracle. Linda Vreatt. Patty McNulty. Sheila Tommie Third row — Amy Ziegler. Laura Norton. Suzy McDuffie. Shawn Gsellman. Dee Dee Toncre, Ree Nesbitt. Nita Farrow. Linda Grice. Donna Dean, Gretel Holcomb. Karen McNabb, Robin Bobo. Donna Runyan. Cindy Warn. Sherry Moon. Betsy Rutenberg. Linda Abel. Cindy Gaines, and Becky Marshall. Not pictured — Kelly Godfrey. Mary Faye Boman. Traci Edwards. Susan Henslee. Kay Ivey. Margaret Taylor. Sheila Tommie. First row — Paula Elkins. Penny Burks. Donna Steele, Alesia Morgan. Daphney Brown Second row — Grata Noah. Carla Frazier. Carol Brackett. Anita Leitner. Pam Drenner Third row — Sheila Spurlock. Lou Ann Kitchens. Laura Lumpkin. Carol Frisby. Kathi Brooks. Beth Johnson. Cathy Weems Not shown — Laura Steffey A 2 X D e 1 t a s • 1 g C m h a • 1 Club� 239 G.H.S. Tiger Band m ABOVE: Co. Captain Robert Burton ascends to new heights for the Tiger Band ABOVE: Drum Major Sandy Campbell proudly presents her rifle line 240 Clubs First row — Karen Crook. Kathy Sissler. Karen Minshew. Beverly Bugg, Tracy Miller. Amanda Tucker. Missy Turner, and Laura Norton. Second row — Clara Cauldwell. Liz Pilitary, Vicki Collins. Amy Hutchinson. Pam Pendley. Deedee Toncre, Nita Farrow, and Daphne Brown First row — Keith Longshore. Tracy Tucker, and Polly Holcomb. Second row — Sandy Campbell. Allison Chandler. Teresa Parks. Rhonda Smith. Alice Turner. Martin Kircus. Julie Farrow, and Cherri Parris. Third row — Michael Turk. Rodrick Granger. Jeff Chandler. David Harlow. David Russomano. Bobby Riley. Fred Dunson. Shawn Gsellman. Ronnie Guffey. Dale Shew and Tyrus Foster Clubs 241 The Sounds The colorful, capable Gadsden High School band is always in evidence when music is in demand for parades, ball- games and other festivities. The sound of the music of The Orange and Black Tiger” is familiar to Gadsden. The 1980 Tiger Band is under the leadership of: Band Director — Curtis Whited Drum Major — Sandy Campbell Assistant Drum Major — Keith Longshore Band Captain — Tim Nolen Band Co-captain — Robert Burton Secretary — Sheila Tommie Librarian — Amanda Tucker Chaplain — Stacy Stancil 242 Clubs of Music First row — Mary Smedley. Phil Felicia McAlpine, Robin Ransaw. Susan Byers. Benita Patrick, Cindy Alldredge, Regina Green, Ramona Green. Sonia Looney. Teresa Hawkins. Jacki Cherry Second row — Carla Frazier. Michelle Pruitt. Connie Curl. Kim Davis. Third row — Vanessa Croft. Linda Lindsey. Tina Perry. Melissa Hardnett. Rhonda Armstrong, Glenda Hill. Laura Cook, and Stacy Stancil 244 Clubs Left to right — Laura Helms, Matt Gsellman, Lisa Morris. Jeanie Johnson. Sheila Tommie. Suzy McDuffie. Lisa Tullis, Tim Nolen. Denise Stimpson. Kathy Wester, Kevin Silvey and Lisa Hill. Horns and Drums LEFT: Low Woodwinds — Micheal Bostick. Sherry Watley. John Lee. Leslie Steffy. Deena Sheffield. Amy Lummis. Denise Kilgore. Alan Selby ABOVE: Drummers — Lee Strawn. Donny Brown, David Brown. Ivan Hawkins. Billy Arnet. BELOW: Trumpets — William Watts. Terry Maddox. Connie Batey. Todd Huff. Daryl Tony. Lana Farrow. Treena Deerman, Richard Selby. Second row — Beth Hud- gins. Sharon Edwards. David Riley. Steven Faulkner. Robert Burton. Lee Wadsworth. Tim Burgess. Jeff Erwin. Clubs 24! (Left to right) — Lisa Tullis. Tim Nolen. Pam Pendly. Karen Minchew. Bobby Robinson. Linda Lindsey. Melissa Hardenette. Mary Smedly. Lisa Morris Sandy Campbell — Drum Major Janine Hagerman Hagerman. Kathy Wester. Vanessa Croft. Glenda Hill. Leslie Steffey. Kelly God- frey. Missy Turner. Julie Farrow. Laura Norton. Shelia Tommie. LEFT: Susan Henslee Clubs 247 Who Are the Senior Notables? Being elected a Senior Notable by one's classmates is probably the greatest honor a student at Gadsden High School can receive. Each year the members of the Senior class elect those of their classmates whom they feel have contributed most in service and inspiration to the school. Who are the Senior Notables? They may include the President of the S.C.A., the head cheerleader, the Drum Major, the Key Club President, the captains of the football and basketball teams, the honor students, and the editors of the CRUCIBLE and the Magnavox. Senior Notables have three characteristics in common: a willingness to aid and serve their fellow students; a love for their school, and a friendly smile for every person with whom they come in contact. UPPER RIGHT: Senior Connie Knight with friends CENTER LEFT: Key Club Sweetheart, Amy Lummis MIDDLE CENTER: Band officer. Tim Nolen with fellow officers. CENTER RIGHT: Honor students. Mary Sem- rick and Chipper Griffith with Mrs Drinkard. FAR LEFT: Senior class President. Sherry Jackson LEFT: Key Club President. Lance Richard (opposite page) UPPER LEFT: Cheerleader. Paige Dawson. UPPER CENTER: S.C.A President. Randy Freeman UPPER RIGHT: Basketball star, Chris Johnson. CENTER LEFT: Drum Major. Sandy Campbell CENTER Magnavox photographer. Scott Grdtchfield. CENTER RIGHT Head cheerleader. Karen Watford BOTTOM LEFT CRUCIBLE Editor. Gloria McPeters BOTTOM CENTER: Defensive end. football. Derrick Ash BOTTOM RIGHT: Key Club International Trustee. Jeff Howard 248 Clubs Senior Connie Knight Chris Johnson Karen Watford Tim Nolen 250 Clubs Notables Amy Lummis Randy Freeman Gloria McPeters Lance Richard Sherry Jackson Derrick Ash Paige Dawson Chipper Griffith Clubs 251 Triads and Velvetones ABOVE: Velvetones await to start their concert RIGHT: Students enjoy the Velvetone and Triad Christmas concert. BELOW LEFT: Ann Martin. Margaret Taylor and Allison Mills smile for the camera. BELOW RIGHT: Triads enjoy singing. BOTTOM LEFT Velvetones wish for snow BOTTOM RIGHT: Velvetones watch for their cue. Unite for School Concert TOP LEFT: Students meet in the courtyard to hear the Velvetones and Triads concert. TOP RIGHT: Triads sing in harmony. FAR LEFT: Gloria McPeters enjoys the Christmas songs. ABOVE: The Velvetones rest between songs. LEFT: Velvetones sing Christ- mas greetings to every- one. lllt.IV ’?■ Clubs 253 Triads First row — (left-right) — Cathy Weems. Sandy Campbell. Gail Hooks. Susan Lytle. Kathy Sisler. Lori Stewart. Lori Goss. Patti Ivey. Becky Marshall. Felicia McAlpine. Second row — Connie Cushing. Lisa Taylor. Kelly Lipscomb. Donna Dean. Denise Kil- gore. Tina Sims. Linda Grice. Kay Lambert. Amy Evans. Cheryl Johnson Third row — Pam Roden. Debra Wise. Stephanie Ton- cre. Julie Farrow. Lynn King, Kim Livisay. Ree Nesbitt, Myra Mayes. Dana Johnson. Sherry Moon Velvetones First row — (left-right) — Karen McNabb. Gretal Holcomb. Amy Lummis. Patty McNulty. Janine Hagerman. Karen Watford. Kathy Wester. Robyn Bobo. Jeannie Johnson. Connie Curl. Stacy Stancell. Carol Frisby. Regina Harwood Second row — Ken Mitchell. Clayton Mills. Tyrus Foster. Robbie Driskell. Rocky White. Russell Wise. Martin Kircus. Amanda Tucker. Liz Pillitary. Mary McNulty. Janice George. Cindy Wain. Daphne Meadows Third row — Alan Selby. David Riley. Kane Kulas. Greg Peoples. Trey Butler. Zane Allsup. Robert Massey. Nick Hall. Ralph Dobbins. Tim Burgess. Keith Longshore. Scott Naylor. Kim Calloway. Kathy Kulas. 256 Closing Graduates —1899 Gadsden High School 1. Bellenger, Mary Agnes 2. Caddell, Cora Bell 3. Caddell, Thomas Arthur 4. Chadwick, Rubye 5. Dortch, Mary Elizabeth 6. Hughes, Miles Preston 7. McDuffie, Annie Pearl 8. Nowlin, Corrie May 9. Wilson, Nell Gayle 10. Walker, Rosa Lola ABOVE: 1980 Graduates — Allison Chandler. Kim Calloway, and Susan Lytle. Closing 257 Gadsden High % Jl the Me iit Wj?' VooW Ac1 G xti a£. School of Champions Who are the Gadsden High School Tigers? Why are Gadsden High Tigers Champions? As the poster indi- cates many ingredients are necessary for the making of a Tiger. The G.H.S. Tigers of 1980 have proven that they pos- sess all of these characteristics. The Tiger champions may be any age and are found in all categories of aca- demics, sports and service. Listed among the numerous Tiger champions were: Mr. Lloyd Miller, principal, was named Principal of the Year by the P.T.S.A. for his endless devotion and service to the school; The G.H.S. Quiz Bowl Team won first place in THE KNOWLEDGE BOWL. They competed against six- teen area schools; Mr. Benny Dean was named outstand- ing PTSA President of both the city and state; The PTSA received many awards as the outstanding club in the city and state; The Tennis Team had an undefeated year and went to regional competition; Mr. Frank Mitchell, Presi- dent of the Athletic Booster’s Club, presented the school with a check for $10,000; The Student Council Associa- tion led the school to an outstanding year. 259 Top Ten Percent 1. Mary Semrick 99.780 2. Charles Griffith 99.541 3. Robyn Bobo 98.812 4. Allison Chandler 98.666 5. Susan Lytle 98.562 6. Randy Freeman 98.562 7. Tim Nolen 98.437 8. Joy Myracle 97.586 9. Jeff Howard 97.437 10. Amy Lummis 97.166 11. Amanda Tucker 97.042 12. Laurie Frantz 95.854 13. Lance Richard 95.812 14. Melissa Turner 95.787 15. Toni Jenkins 95.375 16. Tyson Roe 95.208 17. Carla Gray 94.541 18. Sheila Tommie 94.000 19. Patricia McNulty 93.808 20. Alan Selby 93.560 260 Closing Thirty students at Gadsden High, representing 17 percent of the 1980 graduating class, have received scholarships, with total four-year values amounting to $170,000,00. In addition, seven other students have received grants-in-aid totaling $46,320,00. David Selby — Renewable Academic Honor. University of Montevallo Robyn Bobo — Full Academic Honor Scholarship. Gadsden State Randy Freeman — Three Academic Honor Scholarships. Samford University Toni Jenkins — Academic Honor Scholarship. University of Montevallo Carla Gray — Honor Academic Scholarship. Freed-Hardeman College Tim Nolen — National Merit Semi-Finalist. Auburn University Julie Farrow — Gadsden Legal Secretaries Scholarship. Gadsden State Karen Watford — Guidance Scholarship and Delta Kappa Gamma Scholar- ship. Jacksonville State University Donna Benjamin — Basketball Scholarship. Tuskegee Institute Lisa Lesley — Academic Scholarship. Freed-Hardeman College Alvin Walker — McCellan's Scholarship. Alabama A M University Chris Johnson — Basketball Scholarship. Gadsden State Connie Knight — Guidance Scholarship, Jacksonville State University Roy Weaver — Full Scholarship. Gadsden State Derrick Ash — Football Scholarship. Jacksonville State University Kathy Kulas — North Dakota. Marlin Lodge Scholarship. University of Ala- bama Sandy Campbell — Full Music Scholarship. Gadsden State Anita McCarver— Full Academic Scholarship. Gadsden State Theresa Ladd — Academic Honor Scholarship. University of Montevallo Deena Sheffield — Alabama Business Women Scholarship. Gadsden State Keith Brooks — Academic Scholarship. Gadsden State Mary Semrick — Full Academic Honor Scholarships to the University of Mon- tevallo and Mississippi College for Women, and $2,000 per year to Spring Hill College. She will attend the University of Montevallo Kay Ivey — Pizitz Scholarship. University of Alabama Zane Allsup — Academic Scholarship. Gadsden State Linda Grice — Alternate Ballerina Scholarship. Jacksonville State University; Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars Scholarship Gloria McPeters — Key Club Dollar-for-Scholar. Gadsden State Laura Norton — Guidance Scholarship. Jacksonville State University Myra Mayes — Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars. University of Alabama Charles (Chipper) Griffith — Full Academic Scholarships to West Point. Uni- versity of Montevallo. Berea College. Huntingdon College. Troy State Univer- sity. Georgia Tech. Florida State. University of Alabama in Huntsville, and Uni- versity of Alabama in Birmingham He will attend Vanderbilt University James Vaughn — Kiwams Club Scholarship. Gadsden State Closing 261 Baccalaureate Service The 1979-80 Gadsden High School year has been a combination of reflec- tion, reassessment and reorganization. The traditions that made Gadsden High one of the greatest schools in the state have been revived One of the finest and most meaningful of these traditions has been the Baccalaureate service. This service was given an added dignity when the entire faculty donned caps and gowns of their individual college or uni- versity and marched in the processional with the graduating seniors Graduates, faculty, students and parents experi- enced a resurgence of school spirit and pride as this meaningful ceremony was revived for the first time in many years at Gadsden High School. TOP Seniors enter the Baccalaureate service ABOVE LEFT Teachers escort the graduat- ing class into the service ABOVE Seniors wait to be seated LEFT Seniors march in. BELOW Leaving the Baccalaureate Service presents a sad moment TOP LEFT These Seniors seem happy that graduation is just around the corner TOP RIGHT Ree Nesbitt and Laura Norton enjoy the refreshments at the the reception following the service ABOVE LEFT Seniors remember the old days ABOVE Daphne Meadows and Mark Worley wait for the punch LEFT Chris Johnson. Greg Ball, and Zane Allsup enjoy the reception 263 An Ending and a Beginning TOP Seniors prepare to march in. ABOVE Mr Brown perfects Mr Mill- er’s collar ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Cowart helps Mrs Bullock get ready BELOW RIGHT Paige Dawson. Karen McNabb. and Gretel Holcomb seem happy to be graduating. BELOW LEFT Mary Semrick, Allison Chandler, and Sandy Campbell prepare to graduate ABOVE LEFT: Kay Ivey and Linda Vreatt take a last minute look. ABOVE: Rhonda Allen and Melissa Johnson practice the Alma Mater LEFT: Susan Henslee shows Joy Myracle how to wear her hat BELOW LEFT: Lori Stewart takes a last minute breath BELOW RIGHT: Toni Jen- kins gets ready to put her cap on BOTTOM LEFT Carla Gray makes sure Lisa Lesley's cap is on just right. Commencement ABOVE Mr Jack Floyd speaks to the graduating class ABOVE Mrs. Jim Martin sings the Lord's Prayer Randy Freeman introduces the speakers Chipper Griffith gives Salutatorian speech Mary Semrick gives the Valedictorian speech 266 Closing Top Honors at G.H.S. LEFT: RANDY FREEMAN — CROSS CUP AWARD. BOTTOM LEFT: JEFF HOWARD — FRANK COTTLE AWARD. BELOW: GLORIA McPETERS — JULIA REINHART HUGHES AWARD AND DOLLAR FOR A SCHOLAR WINNER. Stunt Night —1980 ABOVE LEFT Janine Hagerman presents Randy Freeman with the list of winners ABOVE RIGHT: Seniors take first place BELOW RIGHT: The senior class proudly claim their first place trophy. BELOW LEFT Mr. Miller? BOTTOM: TEACHERS roast Mr Miller Seniors Win! Fun-time memories may be the very best kind. The students at G.H.S. surely stored up many great ones as 'Stunt Night” was revived this school year Creativity, artistic ability and some marvelous humor were displayed as each class presented an award winning per- formance. 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Spirit. — Juanita Wilson Citizenship — Margaret Campbell Health — Mrs. Ruth Chandler Legislation — Mrs. Lillian Elliott Cultural Arts — Mr. Curtis Whited Mrs. Betty McCarver Safety — Mr. Bennett Tucker By Laws Parliamentarian — Mrs. Peggy Hester Publicity— Mr. Lloyd Miller Hospitality — Mrs. Brenda Miller Juvenile Protection — Mrs. Gloria Hershiser Budget Finance — Mrs. Jeanelle Rary Parent Family Education — Mrs. Jane Burton Library — Dr. Mrs. Gary B. Mills CITY AWARDS STATE AWARDS 1. Best PTSA Outstanding Local Unit 2. Best Record Book 3. Citizenship 4. Character and Spiritual Education 5. Health 6. Membershi 7.100 Percent Membership 1. Outstanding Program Award 2. Largest (1,191) Member Increase 3. Best Parent Education 4. Best Health Programs 5. Outstanding Local Unit Award (Best in State) 6. Big Topper (over 1,000 members) Award They also won 15 awards in other categories ®P“i roc mm m - Freshman, Junior ABEL, JAM! 237. ALLEN, RHO FBLA. PT5 227, 235, 2 ALLSUP, FR Football, B ub, DA JEAt' Beta Psi t Li® Kin, ill TegnTc Football, Velvetones — Pr Checkers, PTSA, Stunt Night. 76, 77,89, 94,184, 188.204,205, 209, 235,237,255, 261,263. ASH, DERRICK TYRONE: 27, 67, 74, 77,89,184,186, 188,189,212, 213,248,250, 261,269 ASHLEY, JOHN MARK: Key Club, PTSA, I AVERY, BAGGETT. JEROLYN Epsilon, DECA Club, PTSA, 91 BAKER, BARRY: BAKER, TRACY: 212. BALL, GREGORY EUGENE: 89, 263 BALLARD, TONI DIANE: 23. 91,227. BELYEU, BESSIE RUTH: PTSA, FHA, Stunt Night. 79,91. BENJAMIN, DONNA FAYE: Beta Club, PTSA, 91,261. BOATWRIGHT, PHILLIP SCOTT: PTSA, Stunt Night, 91,113, 228, 229. BOBO, ROBYN KAY: Sigma Chi Epsilon, Math Club, Hi-Y, CALLOWAY, KIM SATOMI: PTSA. Velvetones, Stunt Night, Traffic Safety Club. 79, 92, 255,257. CAMPBELL. GEORGE ANDREW: 30, 42,44. CAMPBELL. GREGORY SCOTT: G Club, Golf Team, Checkers PTSA, 45, 77,92,1 CAMPBELL, SANDY Drum Major, Asst. Dri Who's Who in M usic, Beta Psi Epsilon, Triads — Treasurer, Hi Stunt Night, PTSA, Senior Notable, 79, 93, 99, 238, 240,241, EASTLAND, DENNIS RICARDO: 242, 247. 248, 250, 254, 261,264, , National Honor Society, G-Club, CJiber adpr, Junior Class President, Sigma Chi Epsilon — , President. P.T§A,'Stunt Night, CoronationCoi rt-r-Sophomore, Junior yejr, Senior Beauty. Senior 'Notable, 42,52, $4, 58, 63, 77, 94, ' 95,199:206,218,224,225,232, 233. $34.-239, 48. 250, 264. PEAVOR HFHSTOPHER EUEL: Ke Club, Checkers — Secretary, ' Mi-Y National'Honor'Society, PTSA, 84, 8)5, 94, 224._232.237 Fowling . william watford: GoItTeam, PTSA, Checkers — T eAsurer, fCeyClub, Spanish Club Office Aide, Magnavo Staff, Coronal Kingsman, 93, 94,109,115,202,228,1 237. DOWNING, VICKI LEE: 94. i EUCLID JR: 30, 95 Ban Major 269, ' CARLISLE. JON PAUL; FBLA. PTSA, 93. 227 CARTER, JENNIFER LYNN: 93. CHANDLER, ALLISON ADRIENNE: National Honor Society, Top 10%, 18, 82, 83, 93. 73, 230, 233, 234, 238,241,257, 260, 264 COLE, STEFAN: 212. COLE, VICTORIO: PTSA, 93. COLEMAN. ALMA JOYCE: COLEMAN, SUSAN ANN: §3, 222, 223$t COOK, REBECCA LYNN: FBLA. FARROW, JULIE RENAE; Concert, Marching Band, Velvetones, Colorguard, Hi-Y, Triads, Interclub Council, Beta Club, National Honor Society, SCA — Reporter, FBLA — Vice- President, President, PTSA, Flag Co-Capt., Who's Who in American High School Students, 28, 32,67, 72,95,216,217,218, 227,235, Velvetones — Treasurer, Stunt Night, PTSA, 26, 91,233, 239, 255, 260, 261. BOMAN, MARY FAYE: Hi-Y, FBLA — Secretary, Sigma Chi Epsilon, Traffic Safety Club, Pep Club, French Club, Stunt Night, PTSA, 44,91,92,102, 109,227,231,232, 239. BOOZER. EDDIE TODD: 91,107, 226 BOSTICK, MICHAEL DEWAYNE: FBLA, PTSA, Stage Band, Band, Stunt Night, Homeroom Rep., 29, 91,218,236, 245. 3RADFIELD, TERESA LYNN: FBLA, 91. PTSA, 93 240,241,247,254,261. CORE, DONALD: 29, 65, 94, 222, FOSTER, PAMELA: 191. 223. ----------------- CROFT, VANESSA: Marching Concert Band, Flag, Stunt Night, PTSA, Senior Favorite, Coronation, 58,63, 94,240 247. DAVENPORT, JANICE FAYE: DAVIS, DEXTER WASHINGTON: DAWSON, SUSAN PAIGE: Hi-Y, Key Club Sweetheart, Math Club, FRANTZ, LAURIE ELLEN: National Honor Society, 30, 31,89, 95, 230, 232, 233, 238, 260 FREEMAN, RANDALL JEFF: Key Club — Vice-President, Spanish Club — Secretary, Mu Alpha Theta, Teen Council, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, PTSA. Quiz Bowl, Math Team, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Coronation Kingsman — Junior Senior, Stunt Night, SCA — President. 18, 24, 32, 34, 43, 49, 58. 63, 70, 82, 95. 97,101, 103,110.114, 216, 218, 224, 233, 30A Index r 234, 248, 250, 260, 261,266, 267, 268. GARNER, BRIAN KEITH: PTSAj Baseball Team, Checkers, I Coronation Court — FreshmM Sophomore, Junior KingsmanTl Homeroom Rep., 30, 35, 76, 77, 96. 108, 204, 205, 209, 218, 22U 236, 237. GIBBS, RODNEY BARRY: FootH Mgr., 71,82, 95. GODFREY. KELLY GAY PTSaI Stunt Night, Marching Band, 1 Colorguard, CRUCIBLE Staff, Coronation Court Favorite Beauty, Beta Club, Sigma Chi Epsilon, Junior Senior Class Secretary, Homeroom Rep., 3, 23, 30,52,54,58,62,88,96,97,115, 220,232,234,239, 240, 247. GRAY, CARLA GAIL: Girls' State, National Honor Society, Computer Club, FBLA, Math Club, PTSA, 30, 72, 227, 233, 234, 260, 261,265. GREEN, FREDRIC QUINCEY: 96. 222, 265. GRICE, LYNDA MARIE: 97, 239, 254, 261 GRIFFITH, CHARLES HENRY III: National Honor Society — Vice- President, Key Club, Math Club, Hi-Y, Baseball (letter 3 yrs.), PTSA, Stunt Night, Quiz Bowl, Math Team, East-West All-Star (baseball), National Merit Finalist, Salutatorian, 18. 30, 40, 43, 58, 63, 69, 70, 76, 77, 82, 83. 97, 106, 204, 205, 209, 224, 232, 233, 234, 248, 250.260, 261,266, 269. GRUTCHFIELD, SCOTT ALLEN: SCA Homeroom Rep., Magnavox, Photographer, National Honor Society, Key Club — Vice- President, PTSA, Tennis Team — Captain, Cheerleader, 43, 75, 78, 82, 92. 97,105, 198, 218, 228, 229, 236 248,250. H (1973) Parliamentarian, Stunt Night, 30, 77,79.97,199.201. ■ 204, 205, 239, 247. 455. 268 ALL NICHOLAS CHARLES PTSA Football, Baseball Teams — | Junior, Senior, Spanish Club. Key Club — Junior Senior. Velvetones, Beta Club, G-Club, 24, 76. 97,184, 188, 204, 205, 235 HARDNETT, MELISSA Jt AN: PTSA, Beta Club, SCA Vice President, Band, 98, 216, 218.235.244,247. ’ HARVEY. ANGELA VINES 98 M HELMS, DAVID NEAL Beta Club. VICA — Vice President. PTSA 98. M 235. HENSLEE,SUSAN LYNETTE PTS, Sigma Chi Epsilon Beta Club. Tri- Hi-Y, Velvetones, Bend, Colorguard (Rifle) 30 40 79, 97, 110,235,239, 247 p65 HICKS, WARREN SCOTT 98, 227. HILL, GLENDA NELL: Colorg (Flag), Band, PTSA, 98, 240, 247 HOLCOMB, GRETEL: Key Club Sweetheart, Cheerleader. Sigm Chi Epsilon, Stunt Night, Velvetones, G-Club PTSA Coronation Court Favorite (Senior), 29, 30, 43, 49 58 63 76 98,199,224, 239, 255,264 HOOKS, ROBERTA GAIL Beta Psi Epsilon — Vice President FBLA PTSA, Triads, Natioanl Honor Society, 26, 30, 89, 99. 1 05. 227, 238,254. HOWARD, JEFFREY LANGDON: PTSA, Student Government Association, Math Club, National Honor Society, Russian Club Spanish Club, Spanish Nationi Honor Society, Russian Natioi Honor Society, Mu Alpha Thel Band (Freshman Stunt Night, International Trust — Key Club International. Sophomore Class President. Ala. District Projects Director Treasurer. Key Club Two -time winner of Voice of Democracy, Frank Cottle Award 18 73 82, 84 99, 107,114, 224, 234 248, 250, 260, 267 IVEY, KATHERI Club, Kind (Marching 4 yrs, Colorguard, CR Staff, Bcpforer Club, S([ Club, Teen Council, St( Advisor Committee, SG Homeroom Rep., Sigml Epsilon — Sergeant at| Hi-Y, PTSA, Senior Cla Treasurer, Key Club Svi All City Band, Coronati| Favorite (Junior, Senic . 58,62, 88,99,239, 2611265,225. | IVEYJPATTI DELORES: Triads — nan, Beta Psi Epsilon, ational Honor Society, Beta lub. LA, PTSA, All-State hoir 89, 99, 235, 254J etheart, jn Court , 43, 52, J UCKSON. PAMELA GAIL PiH Hub. PTSA, Captain — Girls rack. Stunt Night, Mental Health frt Award. 30, 74, 75. 79, 99,197, 222. JACKSON. PAULA YVETTE: FHA, PTSA, Stunt Night 30, 79,100, 226. JACKSOfl, SHERRY DAPHNE: Pep Club, Traffic Safety Club, Spanish Club, PTSA, Stunt Night, Senior ClasSPresident. 40, 88, 100, 222, 223, 248, 250 jj JENKINS, CYNTHIA RENAE: FBLA, PTSA. 93.227. JENKINS, TANYA VASHE: FBLA, G- Club, Traffic Safety Club- Treasurer (Junior), Volleyball Team — Captain, Stunt Night, PTSA, 77,191. JENKINS, TONI LYNN: National Honor Society, FBLA, Mu Alpha Theta, Computer Club, PTSA, First Place — District FBLA Competition, 100, 227, 234, 260, 261 265. JOHNSON, CHRISTOPHER: 16, 49, 62,75.192,194,248, 250, 261, 263. JOHNSON, JONATHAN GEORGE: Basketball Team, Magnavox, G- HAGERMAN, JANINE DAWN: Sigma Chi Epsilon — Reporter, Cheerleader, Bat Girl, Velvetones, Spanish Club, G-Club, Tri-Hi-Y — HOYT, STEVEN WAYNE Club, Spanish Club, PTSA, Stunt HUTCHINSON, CHARLOTTE ANN: Night, 75, 100,192, 228 FBLA Beta Psi Epsilon, PTSA. ng. JOHNSON MELISSA RENEE: Beta 227 3 fc 5flpsilon, FBLA. PTSA. 100, 227, 265. JOHNSON. NORESSA MICHELLE Stunt Night. Principal's Award I Index 307 PTSA, FHA, Pep Club- President. Traffic Safety Club — President. 70, 79. 63.100.222 223. 226. JONES RF NWICK ORLANDO - Club. PTSA, Sfunt Night, Trafficl [ Safety Club — Business MgrM I 100.223 4 K KILGORE. CAROL DENISE: Beta Psi Epsilon PTSA, Stunt Night, Triads. Band, 101,240, 245, 254. KING PAMELA LYNNE: Beta Psi Epsilon, T riads — Secretary, FBLA.PTSA, 101 227, 254. KIRKPATRICK, LORRE ANN FE 101 KNIGHT. CONNIE ELIZABETH National Honor Society. Beta Club — Treasurer, Pep Club, Traffic Safety Club, FBLA — ■ Parliamentarian. PTSA, Stu J Night, Senior Nota Award, CoronaticS Alternate Senior! Queen, Good i 49,52,54 I 222, 223. 22 KULAS KA — ■a, 85, 197, 222. 223, 235. Ilee. LILLIE LAVERNE Traffic SafetyClub. Pep Club- Vice- L President. FHA, French Clubjfl PTSA, 79, 102, 222. 223. ESLEY, DORIS FELICIA: Drama Club, Red Cross Club PTSA, 28, I 102.219, 261.265. LEWIS, FLANDER EARL: 223?$ LIKOS. GEORGE MARTIN 43,97, ■102.224.228,229,232. LINDSEY, GLENN ANTHONY: 102 1 LINDSEY, LINDA JEAN: 72,91,100, 102,244,247. LINDY, JULIE ELAINE: French Club, PTSA, 10 Loyd, BHONDA GAIL: LenchClubJ ■pry, 102, 231 IS, AMY LYNN. Velveto ice-President, Key Club itheart. Band. Colorgua Y, Sigma Chi Epsilon, PT unt Night, Senior Class Vice esident, Who's Who Amo rican High School Studen National Honor Society. onation Court— Freshman Sophomore, Junior Favorite Coronation Queen, Band Sweetheart, Homecoming Court — Freshman year, Mu Alpha Theta, 18. 42. 50, 51,58. 84, 88, 103, 224, 233, 234, 239, 240, 245 248, 250, 255, 260. LYTLE, SUSAN MARGARET: National Honor Society, PTSA, Stunt Night, 18, 23, 31,103, 233, 234, 238, 254, 257, 260 M LACEY, ERIC CORNELL: PTSA LADD. THRESEA LYNN: Bible Club — President, French Club — President, Interclub Council. National Honor Society, Beta Club. French National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, 101, 218, 231,232, 233, 234, 235, 261. LAWLER, URSULA MARGREE: Varsity Girls' Basketball, Traffic Safety Club — Asst. Secretary, Beta Club, G-Club, Pep Club. MARSHALL, THOMAS ALVIN: Football Team, 103. MARTIN, ANNETTE GRAHAM: FBLA, PTSA, 252. MASSEY, ROBERT NEWELL JR., 103,255. MAYES, MYRA ANNETTE: 26.103, 218, 227,238,254, 261. McCARVER. ANITA CAROL: Beta Club, Bible Club, FBLA. Beta Psi Epsilon. Volleyball Team, PTSA, 18, 31,93,103, 227. 235, 238, 261. MCDONALD, ALESIA: PTSA. McNABB, KAREN ANNE: Velvetones — Librarian, Key Club Sweetheart, G-Club, Cheerleader, Concert Band, Sigma Chi Epsilon, SCA, Latin Club, PTSA, Homecoming Court-Sophomore. Senior Years, Coronation Court — Junior, Who's Who Among American High School Students. 34, 35, 43,103, 204, 205. 236, 239, 255. 264. McNULTY, PATRICIA ANN: PTSA. Velvetones — Chaplain, Key Club Sweetheart, Cheerleader, G-Club, Spanish Club. National Honor Society. CRUCIBLE Staff, SCA Secretary, Siga Chi Epsilon — Vice President, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 42. 44, 67, 77, 84,104, 199, 201.216, 218, 220, 224, 233, 234, 239, 255, 260. McPETERS, GLORIA JANE: PTSA. National Honor Society. Beta Club, Beta Psi Epsilon, Hi-Y Club, CRUCIBLE — Editor in Chief, FBLA, Stunt Night, Senior Notable, Julia Rhinehart Hughes ard, Dollar For A Scholar iard, 2,9, 52,78,104,111.220. . 232, 234. 235, 238, 248. 250, 1,261,267. IOWS, DAPHNE LYNN: Beta PTSA, Stunt Night, SCA, 34, .216,217,218,235,255, 7,58,1 B7.18 30NNY: .GARY STEVEN: all Team, Checkers, 7,78,97, 104,184, 29,237 k FAY- Beta CLub, , FBLA, PTSA, 104, ME! f] MEN', I PTS7 f ? 7 I '87 H M lLF R Alj Spanish I 235 MILLER. WINSTON: PTSA, 105. MINSHEW kAREN: 105, 241,247, MITCHFLLRICH ARD THOMAS: MOODY, JAMES L EE JR.: PTSA, 105. MOORE, FRANF 106.107,226. MORGAN, RICKEY: 106 MORRIS, LISA JO: 23.106, 232, 244, 247. MOSES, BRENDA GAIL: Beta Psi Epsilon, National Honor Society. Hi-Y Club, PTSA, 72, 89, 106, 232, 234, 238 MURRAY, LUCRETIA ANN: PTSA, 106. MYRACLE. JOY LYNN: National Honor Society, Hi-Y Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Chi Epsilon. PTSA. 40,106, 233, 234. 239, 260, 308 Index N NESBITT. REBECCA FAYE: Triads — Reporter, Sigma Chi Epsilon, Hi-Y Club. FBLA — Secretary, French Club, G-Club, Cheerleader, Homecoming . Committee, PTSA, SCA Reporter 1979, Beta Club, 77,107, 199 200, 235, 239, 254, 263. NOLEN, TIMOTHY RICHARD: National Honor Society, MarcH Concert Band — Captain, I Club — Secretary, Treasurer, Mu ( Alpha Theta, Math Team, Quiz Bowl Team, Spanish Club — President, Who's Who Among American High School Studen Who's Who Among American High School Music, All-Star Band, Bandsman of the Year — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Years, 18, 82, 83. 97Al07, 112, 218, 224, 233, 242. 244, 247, 248, 250, 260,261. NORTON, LAURA LYNN Hi-Y Club, SigmatChi Epsilon. CRUCIBLE Staff, Float Committee, Stunt Night. Marching Concert Band, Colorguard-Rifle, PTSA, National Honor Society, 2, 9, 67,107, 220. 221,232. 234, 239. 240, 241,247, 261,263 I o ORAVET, ALBERT MARTON: VICA, Explorers Club, Beta Club, PTSA, 108,235. PARKER RODERICK LAVAN PTSA. Beta Club —Vice- Pitesident. Math Club, Traffic, Sat ;ty Club — ParliarpenggJ Pep|Club, Stunt Night, 85, 108,| V 223.227.2H PARRIS, CHERI L Epsilon, Band tunt Night, 10 Ci PAF 235 NN: Beta Psi imTeam, PTSA, 238,241 PATE, RICHARD SANDERS: Checkers — Vice-President, VICA — Vice-President, PTSA. 108, 227,237. PAYNE. SAMMY SCOTT PTSA, Checkers, 108. PEARSON. STEPHANIE ARLETTE: PTSA, FBi BfitaPst Epsilon, 108. 227,235. PENDLEY. MARY PAMELA: Band, Beta Psi Epsilon, Hi-Y Club, PTSA, French National Honor Society, 108, 232,241,247. PEPPERS, KATHY: PTSA. FBLA, 108 POPE, ISSAC NATHAN PTSA, 109. PORTER, RANDALL SCOTT: PTSA, 109. POWELL, THEA MIRANDA PTSA, 109. R RICE, VANESSA RENA: PTSA, 79 109. RICHARD, LANCE THOMAS: Key Club — President, National Honor Society, SCA Delegati Mu Alpha Theta, Hi-Y Club, Stunt Night. Lunchroom Asst., PTSA, Junior Class Vice-President, Boys' State Delegate, Coronation Court — Coronation King, 42. 44, 50, 51, « 58, 75. 76,182.97,103,109,203, 218, 224, 225, 232, 234, 236, 248, 250, 260,210. RICHMONg, JOHNNY RAY: 75,192, 193. f . ROBINSON, ROBERT WAYNE: Band, PTSA, Who's Who Among American High School Music, j 109.112,247 -ROE, TYSONJAMES Key Club, Hi- ub i jncTtrbom Asst PTSA, Stunt Night, National Honor Society, Resident Idiot, 42. 51,52, 58, 62,75,110. 112,211,224.232, 234, 260. ROLLINS. ARTHUR: PTSA, Stunt Night, 110. RUNYAN, DONNA HAZEL: PTSA, JLE Staff, 2,9, 44, 103, i, 221,239 ? SANDRIDGE. JAMES CLAYTON: PTSA, Stunt Night, Traffic Safety Club, 110, 223. SELBY DAVID ALAN: PTSA, Stunt Night, National Honor Society, 82. 100, 110. 233,245, 255, 260, 261. SEMRICK, MARY VIVIAN: Hi-Y Club President, Spanish Club. Russian Club President, Mu Alpha Theta. National Honor Society, Interclub Council, SCA Chaplain, Beta Psi Epsilon — Treasurer, PTSA, Stunt Night, Valedictorian, Miss Hi-Y City and County, 3.18, 66. 70. 73. 82,110.216.218.230,233,234 238, 248, 250, 260. 261.264 266 SHEFFIELD, DEENAANN PTSA Marching Band. Colorguard. Sigma Chi Epsilon FBLA. French Club. CRUCIBLE Staff. Concert Band, Stunt Night, 72,111.239. 240, 245, 261 SIMS. KRISTINA DANNETTE Triads, Beta Psi Epsilon — Secretary, PTSA. Beta Club. 67. Ill, 235, 254 SMEDLEY, MARY LOUISE: PTSA, 29. 100.101, 111, 222, 244,247. SMITH, DONALD MELTON: PTSA, 111. SMITH, JAMES EARL: PTSA. Bible Club, Future Farmers of America j— Secretary, 11 lT'232. STEELE MARSHA LYNN PTSA 89 STEp EY,fffSUE W piE;_National Honor Society, Hi-Y Ctu Chi Epsilon, Stunt Night. Beta Club, Math Club. Band PTSA5 66. 112, 232, 233, 234. 239, 240. 245 247. STEPHENS, ALISA MARIA- PTSA. Magnavox Staff. 49 62,112, 228. 229 STEWART, LORI D WNE: Triads — Vice-President, Beta Psi Epsilon. Beta Club, Homecoming |jj Committee, PTSA. 112 235 238 F254.265 f SWAIN, JAMES oAMUEL. PTSA. T TAYLOR, MARGARET MOORE: PTSA, Tennis Team, Hi-Y Club, G- Club, Sigma Chi Epsilon, SCA Representative, 67, 75, 79, 91, 102,110,112,210,218, 232, 236, 239, 252 TEDDER, JONATHAN EDWARD: PTSA, VICA (2 yrs ), 227 THOMPSON, OLIVER GRAYLING: PTSA, 74,212, 223.224 230 TOMMIeTSHEILA ELIZABE K Concert, Marchin ffl BB Colorguard-Rifle Captain, Sigma Chi Epsilon, Beta Club, National Honor Society, PTSA, Band Secretary-Treasurer. Coronatioi Court — Senior Favorite. Who's Who in American High School Students. 58, 63.112,234.2: 239,240.242,244,247.260 TOWNSEND. ZINA: PTSA. 113 TUCKER. AMAN Concert, Marching Band. Colorguard — Head Flag, Sigma Chi Epsilon, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Velvetones — Secretary. Hi-Y Club, WtSA, Stunt Night, Librarian — Tiger. Band, vVM's Wha.in . American High School Students. Whd’s Who in A rue Clean Music Students. 84. 79. T13. 233. 234. 239.240.241.242.255. 260 TULLIS, LISA JEAN- Band, Jazz Ensemble, Beta Psi Epsilon, Beta Club, Homecoming Committee, PTSA, Stunt Night. Who's Who Among American High School Music Students, 32, 113.235,238, 244,247.. ; TURNER, MELISSA DAWN- National Honor Society, Concert. Marching Band, Colorguard. Beta Psi Epsilon, Mu Alpha Theta. PTSA, Stunt Night, Who's Who Among American Music Students, First Chair Flute, 113, 233, 238, 240. 241.247,260. Honor Society. Homeroom Rep., G-Club, Pep Club, Sigma Chi Epsilon, Golf Team, PTSA. Art Award. National Honor Society 29.77,113,202,234,239,265. 227,237. WIN80RN, CORDELIA ARLENE: FBLA, 227. WOODS, DARRELL ONNIE: PTSA. WORLEY. MARK TODD: PTSA. 226, 263. u UNDERWOOD. VERONICA VALENTINE: PTSA. Traffic Safety Club. V VAUGHN, JAMES WELLINGTON: Key Club. Traffic Safety Club, Basketball Team, Track, Football Team, Float Committee, French Club. Office Aide, G-Club. PTSA. Stunt Night, Traffic Safety Club — Dress Code Check, Coronation Court — Senior Kingsmen, 58. 63. 74, 75, 113. 192. 193, 195, 212, 223, 261,269. VREATT, LINDA MARY: Spanish Club. Hi-Y Club, Junior Cheerleader. Mu Alpha Theta, WALKER. ALVIN LOUIS PTSA. 49 58,62.67, 75.114.192,261 WALKER, YANCEY RAY: PTSA. 114,227,237. WARREN, GINA: PTSA. 22. WARREN, VALERIE DONITA WATFORD KAREN ELIZABETH G- Club Secretary, Magnavox, Velvetones, Cheerleader (4 yrs) Head —2 yrs., Sigma Chi Epsilon, Beta Club, Pep Club. PTSA Stunt Night. Bat Girl. Homecoming Court — Homecoming Queen. Senior Notable. 10, 34, 39, 77. 79. 114,199, 200. 204, 205. 228. 229. 235, 239,248,250, 255,261. WEAVER. ROY LEONARD: Football T earn, Checkers — President. G- Club, PTSA, 64,78. 93.111.114. 184, 188.218.228. 229.237.261 WESTER. KATHY LYNN Concert. Marching Band. Colorguard-Flag, Sigma Chi Epsilon, Velvetones, Float Committee, CRUCIBLE Staff, Office Aide, Stunt Night. SC A Treasurer. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Treasurer. Spanish Club, PTSA, Who's Who Among American Hich School Students, All City Bar 109,114,216,218,23 247,255. WHITE, PATRICIA LEANNE: Beta Psi Epsilon. Beta Club PTSA. 115 235, 238 WHORTON, RICHARD UNTREOR WILLIAMS, JACOUELINE ANNETTE: PTSA H5 ] WILLIAMS, WILLIAM JEFFERY: PTSA, Checkers 44 91 115,237. WISON, CLARENCE EDWARD: Wrestling (2 yrs ). VICA PTSA, G- Club, Good Citizenship Award, 74, 115,202,212 213 227 1 WILSON. JANICE RENAE PTSA, 115. WILSON.TIMOTHY ROBERT: G- Club, Checkers. VICA Spanish, PTSA, VICA — President State Secretary District Reporter. 115, i. 32. 104. ,240, 244 Y YATES. GINA CAR 5l FBLA, PTSA YOW, JEFFERY LAMAR: PTSA. 106 ZIEGLER. AMY JO: Cheerleader, Hi- Y. Nation Honor Society, National French Honor Society, G-Club, Sigma Chi Epsilon, Pep Club, Mu Alpha Theta, French Club, PTSA, 73, 77, 115 199, 200. 231,232.239 Juniors A ALLEN, JAMES CORNELIUS: 117, 184, 233 AMBERSON, JUDY: 11 7. 226. B BAKER. PARISE: 117. BARBER. WILLIAM TODD: 226 BARRON. SANDRA LEIGH: 117. . BATSON, JOHN: 117,124 BEALL. BARRY LLOYD 117. BIGELOW, ERIK SCOTT: 117. 227. BOATWRIGHT. ROBERT BRIAN 117, 223. BOOKER. AMELIA: 117, BRACKETT, CAROL: 117. 235, 239 BROOKS, KATHI: 117. 226. 232, 239. BROWN, DAPHNEY; 72. 117, 227, 239, 240,241. BROWN. JEAN MARIE: 34. 77.116, 123,228,229.238. BROWN. LISA- 117, 130, 222. 223, 227. BURKS. PENNY: 117, 239. 310 Index BURNETT, CLAUDE JEFFERY: 118 BURNETT, KATHY: 74, 76, 116,118, 124, 203, 212, 218, 233, 235, 238, 197. BURTON, ROBERT WILLIAM: 118, 240,242,245. BUSSELL. PATTY: 118. BUTLER, MACK NEWMAN 118 BUTLER, TREY HOYT: 76, 118,123, 184,189,203,235.237,255. BYERS, JANET: 40, 118, 226, 244 c AN ANTHONY. 118. NITA.118. ■TON, TOMMY 118. COBB, ANDREA: 77,118, 199, 200, 227. COCHRAN. LEIGH: 19. 83, 118. 219. 233, 234. COFIELD, RANDY EDWARD: 119. 227 COLE. JOSEPH ALLEN-119, 120. 128,230- CQLEMAN LATISA: 222 OK. MARK JEROME: 45. 58. 60. 1J6,119. 123,203. 224 233,235. RACHEL DIANNE 66,85.119. 235, 238 CURL, CONNIE DENNISE. 41.83. 119, 233, 238, 240, 244. 255. COLI COO cUt D nimfCRSON, CONNELL 184, 187, DANIELS ERICA LAURA 119, 226, 232. DAVENPORT, REGINA ANN: 130 DAVIS, JOEL DMITRI: 119. DENSON. SUSAN DIANE: 41.58. 61. 76.116.119,123,198 203,231, 238 B DICKERSON. CC 188 DICKSON JOHN CRAIG: 76. 119. 203, 224 DOBBINS, RALPH: 36, 119. 123, 216,217.218,219,228,229,235. 255 DRENNER. PAMELA KAY: 119, 239. DUNSON, FRED 119, 241 235 - DYKE. ELISA SUZETTE: 9, 120 130 220. E EDWARDS, DONALD CHIP: 120, 184, 189. ELKINS, PAULA ANNETTE: 116, 120, 226, 239. ELLIS, STEVE: 120. ELSEA. DONNA LYNNE: 120, 222, 227, 230. __ ERWIN, JEFF. 73, 82. 120, 231.233. 245. ESTES. LAURA JANE: 120,130 222,223,228.229 232,235 «Irs � 1 HOLCOMB, POLLY: 29, 34. 35, 43. 67, 75, 84,126,129,197, 231,233 234,238.241. HOPPER, MIKE: 33, 34. 58. 61, 76, 85.125,204,233,126, 235,237. HUGHES, DARRIS: 222. HUGLEY. CHUCK: 34. 36, 67, 84. 102.116,123.126.218, 224 233, 234, 235 HUNT, KELLI ANITA: 127, 238. HUTCHISON, GARY: 105,127, 223, 237. FRANKLIN, MICHAEL: 120 FRAZIER. CARLA ELIZABETH: 116, 120, 125. 203. 218, 232, 235, 239, 240, 244 GADSON, SAUNDRA BONITA: 73, 83, 120, 218, 222, 230, 232, 235, 236 GARMON, BRENDA JO: 120, 227. GARNER. MICHAEL KIRK: 9, 52. 54. 55,119. 121,220,224. GEORGE, JANICE 73.83,121,233. 234, 235,238. 255 GILLMANN. KIMBERLY JOAN: 9, 52, 121,122. 232. GREGERSON, WADE: 121,226. GRIFFITH. BILLY LADD 121. GWIN, WES: 40, 121,223 233. H HARCROW, GREG; 121,227, 233 HARDWICK, DEBORAH: 121. HARWOOD, REGINA LYNN: 126. 131,238, 255. HARLOW, DAVID: 73, 126, 231,233. 241. HAWKINS, IVAN 245 HEARD, STEPHANIE 126, 222, 223. 227. HEATEN, MARY FRANCES. 126. HEIBERGER, STEVE: 126. 233, 235 HESTER, BRAD 24, 126. 233. HILL, LISA: 126, 222, 232, 233, 234, 235.238.240, 244 HILL, SHELLA: 61,77, 126, 131, 190. 191. HILLEKE, TRACI: 72. 73. 126, 222, 223,230, 232.235 J JENKINS QUINTON: 127,184.186. JOHNS. ANGELA RENA. 127. JOHNSON, BETH: 127,239 JOHNSON, DANA. 58, 61,127, 235, 238. 254 JOHNSON. JANICE ELAINE: 58, 60. 72. 74, 77, 85. 116, 127, 191.218, 222,223,226,227. 235,236. JOHNSON. JEANNIE ANNETT: 124. 127,235,238,240. 244,255. JONES, ROGER: 60, 127. K KIRCUS, DONALD LEWIS: 127. KIRCUS, MARTIN: 126, 127, 230. 233, 234, 241,255. KITCHENS, LOUANN 127, 239. KLOSKOWSKI. ELIZABETH: 127. 231,233.238. L LAMBERT, BEVERLY KAY: 22. 58, 60,127, 199. 200, 228, 229, 238, 254. LEITNER, ANITA ANN: 122, 228. 229, 239 LINDSEY, KATHY: 75, 122. LINDSEY, OLIVER: 61,122, 202, 227. LIVINGSTON, STEPHEN LYNN: 122, 223. LONGSHORE, KEITH DAVID: 122, 241,235,242,255 M Index 311 MACK. ALLEN: 122,227. MANN. JAMEY SCOTT: 27, 33, 58, 61,76,122.184,186,204.207. 228, 229, 233, 235, 237. MARSHALL, WILLIE: 122. McGEE, ANGELNETTA. 85, 236. McKENZIE, ANGELA: 41,46. 55, 58, 60, 74, 76, 122, 203, 212. 224, 230, 233, 235, 238. McNULTY, MARY ELLEN: 122, 238. 255. MILLER. TODD: 46, 122, 211,223, 224.231.235. MILLS, ALLISON CLAIRE: 123, 226, 252. MILLS, CLAYTON: 123, 235, 255 MITCHELL, KENNETH EARL: 74. 85. 123,184,235,255. MOORE. JOSEPHINE: 74 123.212. MOORE. MITCHELL GLENN 44,75, 85.123.184.187.235. MORGAN. ALESIA LYNNE: 123, 212, 226,232,235, 239 MORGAN. DAVID NELSON: 123, 222, 227. MOSES. CYNTHIA DARLENE: 123, 226. 232, 238. N NEU, VIRGINIA: 124. NOAH. GRATA: 124,226, 239 124,218,219.230, 233, 234 R RAGLAND, WILLIE JANE: 124. RAINS. TODD: 125, 218, 223, 230. RAMSEY, TAMMIE LEE 125, 222, 130, 227,235. RANSAW, ROBIN: 244. RICHARD. KENT 101,125,210. 224, 225, 233 jfr-- ROBERSON, NANCY: 73. 116.123, 125,228,229,230, 232.235. ROBINSON. ROD: 125. RODEN, PAM: 125,254. RODGERS, BARBARA ANN: 125. S SANDERS, KIMBERLY ANN: 77, 125,190, 191,236. SANDERS, SHARON LANESA: 125. 223,227. SEMRICK pATHERINE: 19, 7J 3. 125, 2 8, 222. 230, 233. 234- - SHEW.'DALE 125 241 SIMMONSf$TAN: 125,18 186 P 187,189,204,208, 237. p SIMS, MARVIN: 82. 128, 218, 235. SINGTON. CHERYL LYNN: 22, 121, B128, 238. o O'BRYANT, ANDY TODD 25, 227. PAGE, REBECCA ANN: 124, 222, 223, 227. PARRIS, MELINDA JO 124, 228 229, 230, 232, 235 PARRIS. MELISSA ANN: 124 223 230. 235. PARSONS, DAVID: 33. 58. 60 118 j 124,218.284. PEOPLES, GREG: 184,235.237.255 PILLITARY, ELIZABETH ANN:J 76, 85, 116, 118, 124 218 235 238,240.241,255. 4 ™ PORTER, GREG: 124. PRUETT, MARY ELIZABETH: 19, 73, SKIPPER. JIMMY SCOTT: 76. 120, § 128, 203,224.233. 235 SMITH, CECIL BOME: 128. SMITH, KATHY DEN 6E:128. J 124, SIWTH.KIMTERIA: 128, 232. J } SPEER. MARVIN WADE 12af Si SPRAIJLIN. PATTI LEE. 121,128, 232, 238 SPURLOCK, SHEILA: 128, 226,239 ST. JOHN. BRET: 128.226 SIANSELL, STACY: 72.129. 230 233. 235, 238. 240, 242. 244. 255 STEELE. DONNA: 129. 226, 239. STEFFEY, LAURA: 73.129, 218. 230, 235, 239. EPHENS. KATRINA MICHELLE: ,124. TANNER, RODNEY: 129. TAYLOR. LISA 47, 77, 83, 116, 129, 199, 201,218, 224, 233, 235, 238, 254. THRASHER, LANE: 129. TONCRE, STEPHANIE MARIE: 76, 129,203,238,254. U UDAKA, GARY: 129, 227, 259. UNDERWOOD, FELECIA: 130. UNDERWOOD, RACHEL DENESE: 41,130. 226. “ V VARNER VANESSA: 130, 222, 223, 226 VAUGHN DEIDRA: 130, 223. VICKERS, PRESTON: 130. VICKERS. STEVEN: 130. W WALKER. WAYNE ALLEN: 130, 232. WARREN, SONJA: 74,130, 197. WATSON. DONICE: 130,227. WATSON, GENICE: 131. WATSON, JOHNNY LEVEN: 131. WEAVER, JANA MARIA: 72, 131, 227. WEEMS, CATHERINE ELAINE: 131, 233, 239, 254 WHITE, ROCKY KEITH 131,233, 235, 255. WHORTON, LIONEL AUSTIN 24, 74.184. WILLIAMS. BIRDA JEANELLE: 131, 226 WILLIAMS, KEVIN' 184.187,188 WOOD, JEFF-131,184 WOOD. TIM: 131. WRIGHI, DAVID: 44, 119, 1311204 Y YOUNG. JEFFERY; 75.131 z ZEIGLER, SHEENA RENEE: 131. 226. 236 Sophomores G A DEAN.DC 146, 239 DENSON,I DICKERSd ABEL. LINDA ELAINE: 47 57 59 in 1AQ o q ALFORD. JUDSON GENE 133 k P L°.N: JANh ALLDREDGE, CYNTHIA LYNN 133 DOUTHARD, ARGO, MIKE: 45, 76,133. 1 84, 204, 209 ARNETT, BILLY: 245. ARRINGTON. TONY: 133. ASH. MARY ALICE: 133. DAVIS, ANTHONY CARRELL: 74. DAVIS. BRIAN 135. DAVIS, DANNY: 135 DAVIS. JULIE KAY 135. 227, 238. AWSON. JUD: 44, 46. 57. 59, 75, |l 35. 21 If, 230 A LYNN: 41, 82,135, 254. IMMY: 135,244. N, TIMOTHY: 135, 196. NICE: 135. RONALD EDWARD: 135 222,223. DOWNING. JOHN: 74, 135. DRISKELL, ROBBIE: 74, 135 149, 202, 255. i DUDLEY. CONNIE: 226. DUKE. BARRY 135.230. DUPREEj HERBERT: 45.136. 138. 218, 2 1.235 DUPREEj KENNETH 35,55,59.75. 136,19 1193 fl23. BAKER. EDWARD AL BECK. RANDY: 133,1 BISHOP, DOUGLAS. BRADFORD. JANICE I 226. BRADFORD, JUDS BUCHANAN,TERRENCE 212,223. BUGG, BEVERLY JEAN: 9. 46, 134 142,148, 224, 220, 239. 240, 241. BULLOCK, CYNTHIA NOVELINE’ 134.227,238. BURGEWW, TIM: 76. 132,134 204 208,218,245.255. W BURNETT. MICHAEL: 134. 223. BYERS, SUSAN KAY: 134, 223. E JACKIE: GAINS, CYNTHIA MARGARET 137 230, 239. 240. GARMON, PHILLIP: 137. GARMON, SHERRY: 137. GARRETT, JACQUELINE: 137. GILLMORE, LAURA: 35. 47. 66, 76, 132,133,137,198. 218, 224. 230, 239. G0LSBY TINA MARIE: 137,226 GOSS. LORI ANN 22, 29, 137. 238 254. GRAHAM. CEDRIC: 137. GREEN. ERIC: 137. GREEN. JOHN: 137. GREEN, MARTHA ANN: 19, 26j 82 137,233,238. GREEN. RAMONA: 137,145, 239 1 244.Cs GREEN ROGER: 137 GRIFFITH CHRIS- 137, 202, GRUTCHFIELD, JON 138,224,225, 228 229 mk GSELLMAN. SHAWN 73.138,ll8. 233.239,240.241 GUFFEY. RONNIE. 138. 2 EDWARDS, JACKIE: 136. EDWARDS. SHARON LEA: 136.146. 239, 240, 245. EDWARDS, TRACI LEA: 9, 45, 78. 132, 135, 136,142, -146, 218, 220, 239, 240. ELKINS. TROY: 136 I ENGLISH. IPHADELLA: 29 36, 223. EPTING, DOROTHY JAMf136. EVANS, AMY MARIE: 26. |36, 238, 254. c CAMPBELL, CYNTHIA KAY: 72. 134 227, 238 CARVER, STAN: 134,230. CHERRY. JACQUELINE 134,227, 244. CLARK. DAVID: 82,134. COLE, JEFF: 134. COLLINS, DAVID: 134. CUNNINGHAM. WAYNE DALE. 134 CURRY, CICERO: 57. 59, 75,134, 138, 192,223 CURTIS. JANE: 135. CUSHING, CONNIE: 19. 73, 135, 231.238, 254. FARROW, NITA FAYE: 1|2 136, 239,2 0,241. FAULKNER, STEPHEN: 136. 245. FINCHER. MICHAEL: 136? FLEMING. LESTER WAYNE FLOYD� EVERYLY ANN:B6. JYRUS:29, 121.136.198, 241,255. UN, HENRY: 136. I. MICHAEL DWlYNE: HAEL: 137. ■ OL RUTH: 107, 121, 5. 8. E: 138. 138, 223. A DIANNE: 72, HARDY, GENE: 226 HANNAH, DEWAYNE HARDY, PAMEL HARWOOD, O HAWKINS, TER 138 227. HAYES, RAY: 138 HENDERSON. TIMOTHY GENE: 212. HENRY. TRACY ANIM§ f 2 238 3RING. RHONDALYNNE-138 ;RROD, JAY: 13 HERRON, SARATIj HICKS, JOHN: 19. 1223,230.233 ___________ HOLLEY. MORGAN: 19. 72, 73, 75 139. 143.211.224. 230, 233 HUDGINS. CHARLES: 139, 184,231. HUDGINS ELIZABETH ANN: 135, 139 239. 240 245. I HA REGINA: 138. ,77,138. 202. I Index 313 INGRAM. MARY ELINDA: 139. IRVIN. VERNITA JOYCE: 22. J JENKINS. TAMMY RENEA: 139 JOHNSON. DELORIS: 139, 222, 223. JOHNSON. SHERREL DENISE: 139. 238, 254. JONES. HELANTHA: 57. 59. 72, 139 222,227,236 KIRKPATRICK. PAN 139. KLOSKOWSKI, PATTI: 73, 139. KNIGHT, MYRTLE LOUISE: 34, 35, 77. 139, 199.200. KREBS. SALLIEBELLENGER 139, 230. 239 KULAS. KANE: 47, 140, 255. LASSETER MARYANN: 140. LEACH. ANGELISHA. 140. LEIGH. VALERIE DEAN: 74. 140, 197. LEWIS. JACQUELINE- 140. LINDSEY. CATHY: 140,197. LINDY, JEFF: 140 LIPSCOMB. KELLY 140 239, 254 LIVESAY, KIMBERLY: 141.235, % 8, 254. LONNERGAN PHILLIP: 1 LOONEY, SONYA DENISE 144,244 LUMMIS, GREG: 55, 56.59 141,230, 233 LUMPKIN, LAURA LOUISE 239. ... MADDOX, LISA: 141. MANN. DAVID: 141,204. MARSHALL, REBECCA LYNN: 141, 145,239.254 MAYBEN. KIMBERLY KAYE: 141. 230. McADAMS, KAREN DENISE: 141. McALPINE, FELICIA: 141, 144,222, 232, 244, 254. McDANIEL, LINDA JEWELL: 141, 228 229,238. McDuffie MARY SUZY: 132,142, 239.240, 244 McKEARIN, BRIAN: 142. McKEE LEE-75, 142, 196, 202, 230. McKENZIE, ROB: 37, 73, 76,132. 140. 2.149.218. 203, 224. MILLER. JOHNNY: 142. MILLER, LINDA RENEE: 41. 142 MOON, SHERRY ELAINE: 22, 56, 5 142, 239, 254. MOORER, ALAN: 142,224 MOSTELLA. DARRYL: 74, 142 PRUET1, SARA RUTH: 19, 73, 83, 14MI8. 231.233. 238 PRUITT, MICHELE: 72J44. 227, 233, � 9.240, 244. R N NAILS, CHARLES: 142. NAYLOR, SCOTT: 76.142, 204, 223. 255. NELMS, MECHE LACETRA 72,143, 227. NEWSOME, DONNA JAYNE: 74, 143. NOLEN, JIM. 143 11 EY, LAURA: 144. RAMSEY, JAMIE: 132, 144,219, 233. RARY, DAVID: 41,47, 57, 59. 144, 230 235 RICE, CYNTHIA LASHER: 144.236 I.RICHEY.PARLA 144,219: RIGGINS, MARK BRIAN V44 | RILEY. BO RILEY. DAVID: 83. 144,245 255 ROBERTS ! YNN 145,219. 230, 239 ROBERTSON DALE: 27,145, 184, 218,204 ROBINSON DOL ROE. TIMOTHY 2i ,224, o USSOMANNO, DAVID. 145. RUTENBERG, BETSY: 66. 142, 145, 218,230,239. RYAN, DANNY: 77Q4114120?! 230. ORAVET, ANGELA VIOLET: 73.143 231. bt I q f;,T ER, BYRON ORLANDO: 34, PAGE, JAMES LEE: 143, 222. 223, 231. PALMER. SCOTT: 76, 143, 203 204 208, 223, PARCUS, RANDY: 143 PARKS, TERESA LYNN: 143, 241. PATRICK, BONITA RENEE: 143, 144, 147,235, 244. PAYNE, BARBARA ANN: 73, 79. 143,219,231,232, 235,238 PEARSON, AARON: 143 PENDLEY, DAVID: 141 PERRY, TINA: 147, 160, 230. 239 PHILLIPS, JOEY: 143 204. 224. 2301 PHILLIPS, ZANE.143 PINKARD, JEFFERY: 144. PRATER, MARILYN: 144. PRATER, RENATA: 76.144, 198, 222.227,236 PRATER, RENITA: 76,144, 198, 227, 236. 145, 22 SANDRlDGE SHARON: 145, 236. SAWYER, RENAE: 145. - SCHWARTZ, KIM: 145. SILVEY, KEVIN: 145, 244 SISLER, KATHY: 146,148, 233, 238, 240,241,254. SMITH, BRENDA: 146. SMITH, JIMMY: 27,132,134, 146, TfS4,187,218. STANLEY, CATHERINE: 146, 227. STATEN, FRANKIE: 146 STEVENS, MARY CATHLEEN: 72, ll46, 238. stffONG-VACTOR, 146 STURNS, ENGA MARIE: SUMPTER, REGGIE KEITH: 196. SWAIN, DEMETRUIS: 146 SWEAT, ALLEN: 147. SWEETIN, MICHAEL: 147, 218, 219, 233. tCO THOMAS. KIM: 76, 147, 203. 238. THOMPSON, DEBBIE: 147, 238 THOMPSON, SCOTT: 147, 230. TIMMONS. DERRICK: 147. TINKER. LISA: 222, 223. TONCRE. DEEDEE: 73. 76. 83, 147, 203, 230,239,240, 241. TOWNSEND, SYLVESTER: 212. TURK. MIKE: 147,223,241. TURNER. JACQUELINE DENISE: 34,35.147,223. TURNER, TAMMY: 147,223, U UPTON, ELLEN: 55, 56, 59, 76, 83, 132,147.198,218. 231.232.239 V VARNER. PAUL: 148 VEAL, LISA: 75, 148, 212. VINES, FELECIA: 148. W WADSWORTH, LEE: 148. 235, 245. WAIN, CINDY: 34. 35, 76, 133, 145, 148, 198,239,255. WARREN, PHILLIP: 74, 148, 202, 204. WASHINGTON, KENNETH: 148. WATSON. JACQULINE: 148. 226. WEAVER, SAM: 44, 77. 148 202';' 230. WHITFIELD, HOWARD: 148. WHITFIELD. KATHY ANN: 148. WHORTON. TANYA THELISA: 148 WILKERSON. KEITH: 149. WILLIAMS. BOBBY OREAL: 149, 212. WILLIAMS. DARRYL: 222. WILLIAMS, JEFF: 147. 149. WILLIAMS, JON: 35, 47, 56. 59, 66. 73,75,132,149.224.230. WILLS, GREG: 149,230. 233 WISE, DEBORAH: 254. WISE, RUSSELL: 76,124, 149,198, 204, 205, 209, 255. WOLFE, JULIE: 57, 59, 72, 107, 149, 227,238. WOODS, ANTHONY: 149. WOODS, STEVE: 149 WORLEY, VIC: 74, 149, 202. 204 WRIGHT, PAMELA: 29. 149 Freshmen ADAMS, OTIS JAMES: 53, 59. 151. ALFORD. MARY TERESA: 151. ALFORD. RODNEY: 151, 184, 187, 223. ARMSTRONG, RHONDA: 151,230, 244 ARMSTRONG, SUZANNAH: 74. 151, 159, 160,212,232. ARNETT. WILLIAM: 151. B BAILEY, BART MITCHELL: 76, 151, 203, 224, 230. BAKER, JEFFERY KEITH: 151.227 BATEY, CONNIE: 151,230.245. BEALL. PAUL ANDREW: 151. BECK. KENNY LOUIS: 75,151. BENFORD, THOMAS HENRY: 151. BENNETT. GERALDWAYNE: 151. BENSON, JIMMY: 151. BISHOP, KAREN: 151. BLACKBURN, DONNISE: 151,222, 226. BOX, LARRY: 151. BREWSTER, JACQUELINE: 151, 212. BROWN, DONNY: 151,245. BROWN, JANICE: 151. BRYAN. JAMES GUY: 151.184. BULLOCK. ALICIA. 44. 46, 53, 59. 76,150,151,198.203.218.224. 230. BUTLER. PAM: 77, 150,151,190, 191,218,222,226. BYERS, BARRY: 151,222. c •CALDWELL, CLARA: 151,226, 241. CHANDLER, JEFF: 19,73,74,151, 224,231,233,241. CHAPMAN, TINA: 151. COFFIA, MARGARET: 151,226. COFIELD. MICHAEL: 151,204 COLEMAN, DONALD: 151. COLEMAN, PAUL: 152,154. COLEMAN. RENESE: 152. COLLINS, VICKIE: 150,152, 241. CONNER, JOHN PAUL: 152, 154 COOK, GERALD: 152, 154. COOK, LAURA: 152,244. CORE, CHERYL. 152. CROOK, KAREN: 45, 152. 155,241 CULP, STACY: 53, 59,152. CUMBY. RAY: 152. CURL, PHILIP: 152,184. D DAVENPORT, REGINA: 152. DAVIS, BONITA FRY: 74. 75, 152, 197. 212. DAVIS. BRIDGET DIANNE: 152. DAVIS, AMY KIM: 152.244 DAVIE, PATRICIA ANN: 74, 152, 212. DAWSON, MELISSA: 35.152,156 DAY, JOHNNY: 83, 152. DEERMAN, LANE: 152. DEERMAN, TRENA EYUETT: 152, 212,226, 245. DENSON, TOMMY: 29,152. DIXON. CHRISTOPHER: 153. DOWLING, DAVID: 77,153. DOWNING, KRISTIN MARY: 153. 160,228,229. DUDLEY, ANTHONY CRAIG: 75. 153, 184.192, 196. E ELKINS, BRENDA: 153, 226. ELKINS, JAMES: 153,227. ELKINS, PEGGY DARLENE: 153 ELLIOTT, KEITH: 153, 230. EPPS. SUSAN RENEE: 153. F FARROW. DELANINE: 153, 230, 245. FARROW, WILLIAM SCOTT: 153. FELLS. VELISA LYNN: 19. 153. FELTON, JILL: 153. FENNELLE, CHARLENE HOPE: 153. FIKES, REGINA: 74. FOMBY. MONICA MICHELLE: 153, Index 315 223, 226. FORD, STEFAN: 153. FOSTER, CECIL DELBERT: 153. FOSTER, ERROYL KEITH: 153. FOSTER, LISA RENE: 153. FOWLER, MICHAEL: 153. FRANKLIN, BELINDA YVETTE: 153, 222,223,230 FRANKLIN ROGER LEE: 154 FREEMAN, JASON: 150,154, 204, 218, 230. FRICKS, KALA RENEA: 154, 230. G GARMON, DAVID ALLEN: 154,196. GARMON, KEITH: 154. GARRISON, JAMES: 154. GENTRY, JOYCE: 154. GEORGE, BOBBY RAY: 154. GEORGE, TOMMY: 154. 196. GILCHRIST. RODNEY: 154. 228, 229. GLOVER. JAMES EDWARD: 154. GODWIN. DAVID ARTHUR: 1 54. GRANGER. RODERICK: 154, 241. GRAVES, ALLISON MICHELLE: 154. 230 GRAY, JAMES WILLIAM: 154, 230. GREEN, JOHN 154. GREEN. REGINA: 155,244. GSELLMAN. MATT: 19, 74, 155, 202, 244 GUEST. JAMES MARK: 19, 74, 155, 202. 224. 231,233. GUINED. JERRY MACK: 155. GUYTON MELVIN DEMETORIUS 25 155,157, 184,222. H HALL, TRACI LYNETTE: 155, 230. HALLMARK. MARK: 155. HANDY, LARRY: 155. HANEY, CYNTHIA: 155. HARDIN, JAMES EMMETTE: 155, 228,229 HARDWICK, RANDY: 196, 230. HARVEY, JOYCE: 155. HELMS, DAVID SCOTT: 155. HERSHISER, JACK DENNISON: 155. HIGHTOWER, KATHY: 35, 66, 77, 150,155,199, 2C|, 218. HIGHTOWER, TIMOTHY GLENN: 155. HILL. ANGELA CAROL: 155 HILL, JIMMY LILLION. 47, 76, 150, 155,184, 203j 218, 230. HILL, MARLON JACK: 155. HOLCOMB, WHITNEY: 155, 224. HOLDERFIELD. GENEVA RENAE: 155.226. HOLLEY, GEORGE: 72.155, 228, 229, 230. HOOKS, LORI: 74, 155, 213, 222. 230, 232. HOPPER, MARK ALAN: 53, 59, 76, 156, 204,205, 207, 230. HORTON, REBECCA JEAN: 155. 156. HOYT. CATHEY: 156. HOYT, JON: 74 HUFF, FREDRICK TODD: 156, 223, 245. HUNTER, MICHAEL LEE: 156. 202. HUTCHISON, AMY: 152.156, 241. HUTCHISON, JUDY: 152.156. I IVEY. PHILIP EDWARD: 46, 76, 156. 203, 224. J JOHNSON, EDWIN JAMES 156. 212,223 JOHNSON, FRANKLIN SCOTT: 156. JOHNSON, GERALD WAYNE: 150 JOHNSON. GREGORY CHARLES: 156, 223. JOINER, ANNETTE: 156, 157, 226. JONES, CHARLIE: 156. JONES, CLAUDETTE: 156. JONES, CYNTHIA: 156. JONES, DENNIS: 156. JONES, JAMES EDWARD: 156. JONES, VICKIE: 29, 76,156,160. JORDAN. KAREN WREN. 157, 226. K KELL, JOHNNY EDWARD: 74,157, 202. KENNON, CARLENE: 77, 157, 191, 223. KITCHENS, LISA: 157. KNIGHT, JOY HOPE: 157. KYLE, SHELIA: 157. M L LANCASTER, ALLEN: 157. LANCASTER, DAVID WAYNE 157. LASSETER. JEFF: 157. LAWLER, CARLA: 157. LEE, CARL: 157. LEE, JOHN: 157, 245. LEE, STEVE CLIFTON: 157, 184 LEWIS. MILTON: 74,212. LINDSEY, LEPRICE REGINA: 157. LINDSEY, ROBERT: 157,184 LYLES, PATRICK VAN 157. 230. M MADDOCK, TERRY; 157, 230, 245. MAEGER, TOMMY: 157, 202. MASSEY, JACQUELYN: 150,156, 157,218.220,222, 232. MATHIS, VALEANOR: 157. MATTHEWS, CINDY: 158. MAXWELL, CONNIE: 158. MAYBEN, DANA: 158. MAYES, WILLIAM CAREY: 158, 184, 223 McBURNETT, DAVID WAYNE: 158. UcCAIN. LISA: 158. UcCLUNEY. DEBORAH LYNN: 158. McCREIGHT, CINDY: 158, McGEE, RODNEY: 158,184. McGINNIS, CHARLES: 158. McNABB, KATHY: 19, 35. 47, 76. 150,158,198,218, 224. McRATH, MICHAEL: 158,196. MEWBORNE, BARNEY: 158. MEWBORNE. JAMES: 158. MILLER, DALE: 158, 222, 223. MILLER, JENNIFER REGINA: 74, 158. MILLER, MARIA. 158 MILLER, TRACY: 73, 83,158, 241. MOORE, WILLIAM: 158 MORGAN, ALAN BRENT: 159, 230. MORGAN, MARVA: 53, 55, 59, 76, 159,198, MORRIS, DEBORAH: 159. MOSLEY, DEBORAH: 159. MOSTELLA, BRIAN: 159. MUSKETT, TIM: 159. N NANCE, LAURA: 159.244. NUE, PAUL: 159, 230. o O'KEE, PARA LEE: 159. OLIVER, MICHAEL: 159. OWENS, JAMES CARLTON: 74, 159, 184, 202. OWENS. SARITA: 74, 159. P PAGE, ARELLIA: 74, 75. 159. 197, 222,223. PANKEY, LADALE: 159. PARSONS, BARBRA 159. PAYNE. BYRON: 159. PENN, REGINALD: 159. PEPPER, CHARLES TODD: 159. PERKINS, BOBBY RAY: 159. PERRY. TANA: 159,244 PETERS, JANE LYNN-160 PIERCE, VONDA: 160, 222, 223. PONDER. JERRY: 160, 226. PORTER, TIMOTHY: 160 PRATER, GREGORY: 160 PRATER, RUBY JEAN: 160, 236 PRESTON. KEITH: 160, 227 PRINCE, CHUCK 160 PRUITT, BELINDA: 160. Q QUINN, JUDY: 160. R RAGLAND, TIMOTHY MARK: 160. ROBERTS, LEE: 160 ROBINSON, ROBERT STEVEN: 160 ROBINSON, TAMMY: 160. ROGERS. TERRY: 160, 184 ROLLEY, CASSANDRA LYNN: 160, 222 S SANDERS, J.D.: 160. SELBY, RICHARD: 160, 245. SEMRICK, JIM: 161,230. SHARPE, KNOX REED: 161. SHARP, VICTOR: 161. SHERMAN, KRISTI: 150,161,218. SIMS, AMANDA JANE: 156, 161. 232. V, SIMS, RODERICK: IjSljy SMITH, GARY DEWAIN: 161 SMITH. RANDA:_19. 150, 161.223, 231.241. ..J SPEER, KEITH: 161. SYNDER, STACY LANEE: 76, 161, 203, 230 STRAHAM, LEE. 161, 245. STALLINGS, GREG: 161. STEPHENS, MICHAEL: 161. STRINGFELLOW, CAROLINE: 150, 158,161,218, 228, 232. SUITS. DANA: 161. SWAIN, KAREN MICHELLE: 161. TERRELL, VIVIAN: 161. ''THOMAS, CATHY DIANA: 161. THOMAS, LINDA JEAN 161. THOMAS, RUBY: 161,22p THORNTON. ALLISON: 161 TILLIS, REGINALD: 162. TOLSON, TERRY: 44, 53, 59, 76, 150, 162, 184, 204, 206, 207. 218. TONEY, DARRYL: 162,212, 230. 245. TOWNSEND, KENNETH WAYNE: 162. TRAMMELL, VALERIE DENEEN: 162. TREADWELL, ANTHONY: 162. 196. TUCKER, TRACI: 19, 73,150, 162, 223,231,232,241. TURNER, ALICE: 162,241. U USRY, VICKI: 162,226. V VAUGHN, BRIAN: 162,184. 196. W WADSWORTH. ROY: 162, 224 WALKER, DARON LEE: 162 WALL, JEFF: 162. WARREN, ANGELA: 162. WARREN, BARRY DEAN: 74, 162. WATFORD, BETH. 159,162. 232. WATTS, WILLIAM: 66.121,162, 198. 222,223,245. WEST, ANN: 163, 226. WETZEL, MARGARET: 22, 44, 163, 230. WETZEL, LOUIE PATRICK: 163. WHATLEY, SHERI: 163, 245. WHITE, CYNTHIA: 163. WHITE, DONNA: 163. WHITE, JEFFERY: 163. WHITFIELD. EDWARD: 163. WILDMAN. MICKEY: 152 163 230 WILLIAMS, AMBROSE: 163 WILLIAMS. ANTHONY: 163. WILLIAMS, FARRELL: 163. WINSTON. STANLEY: 163. WISE. LORI: 163. WOODALL. SONJA: 157. 163. WOOFORD. DEWAYNE EUGENE: 163, 230. WOLFE. MARION: 163. WRIGHT, CLARENCE TODD: 163. WRIGHT, MARKETTA: 163. WYATT, CINDY: 163. WYATT, STEPHANIE SEDALE: 163, 222,226. Index 317 Autographs 320 Index