Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1981 volume:

1981 CRUCIBLE Gadsden High School Gadsden, Alabama Volume 55 TIGER TRACKS “The tracks you see are tiger tracks,” said the old man to the youth, “You won’t see them in Halifax, Manhantten, or Duluth,” “The only time that you will see this kind of tracks again, is if you are in India, and find a tiger den.” “There has to be another place,” the young man said in spite. “I’ve tried to find them everywhere, and searched the world at night.” “Please don’t contradict me,” the man said, looking to the sky, “Yet I think that there is another place, and that place is Gadsden High.” Class of “82” TIGER TABLES Tiger Tracks.............................4 Tiger Tales.............................20 Tiger Triumphs..........................72 Tiger Tenants...........................90 Tiger Tamers...........................168 Tiger Teams............................188 Tiger Tribes...........................222 Tiger Tails ...........................256 Tiger Traders..........................274 Tiger Tables...........................306 SENIOR TRACKS When we entered GHS as Freshmen in 1977, we walked fearfully with a light tread lest our tracks should offend someone. As we gained confidence and grew during our Sophomore and Junior years, our tracks began to make lasting imprints in the school. We worked, studied, learned and grew in stature and wis- dom. As we trod through our Senior year, our tracks became hesitant again as we realized there are so many trails and so many directions that we may take as we leave Gadsden High School and take our walk in the big wide world. Which way shall we go? Track� 5 BUSY DAYS WITH Top Left; It takes many hands for Kim Gillmann to accomplish all her tasks. Top Right; Seniors Lisa Brown Andrea Cobb face the year with optimism. Center Left; Kelli Hunt, Angel McGee and Angela Johns are never too busy for a smile. Center Right; SCA President, Chuck Hughley declares an end to Tiger Tails. Right; A library break will suffice if nothing better is offered for Seniors. } Tig«r Trocks SENIOR TIGERS Mary McNulty Angela McKenzie share a moment of happiness Chuck Hughley and a tired Tiger consult on Coming Projects. Craig Dickson carefully studies The New Crucible. Photographer Kim Gillman relaxes for a moment. Todd Miller fashions The Arm of The Tiger. Tig r Tracks 7 TYPICAL Connie Curl, Bryan Boatwright Martin Kircus welcome a photographic inter- ruption. SENIORS Saundra Gadson and Carol Brackett tackle dreaded term papers. Super-Bud Man, Kent Richard, is ready to rescue a maiden in distress Molly Pruett poses for the photographer • Tig Trocki TYPICAL DAYS Quotation Marks, Commas. Colons are great tun tor Mary Frances Heaton Dana Johnson. A little rain cannot dampen The Homecoming Spirit of Susan Denson. Seniors prepare to lead the school in a rousing cheer Kirk Garner's shirt displays his bilingual abilities Tiger Trock 9 JUNIOR Above Left; Tim Roe checks parking spaces. Above Right; A shared smile is special for Amy Evans, Kelly Lipscomb, Sharron Edwards and Donna Dean. Above; David Rary and Jud Dawson await arrival of the Flag girls. Center Right; Fire drills in chilly weather aren’t much fun. Below Right; Juniors dis- cuss a Literature project. 10 T’� g«r Trock� TRACKS David Rary does a Pirouette for the judges. Above; Suzie McDuffie. Nita Farrow Beverly Bugg smile sneeze for the camera. Right; Sherry Moon and Cindy Wain can't believe the report is due today. Below: Junior officers. Suzie McDuffie. Jon Williams. Shawn Gsellman and Ramona Green display Trophy for No. 1 float. Tigor Tracks 11 JUNIOR TIGERS — OUT ST Above; Gadsden Tiger roars his approval of Juniors. Top right; Junior Class Maid Laura Gilmore and escort Jon Williams are ready to be presented at homecoming festivities. Right: Float is protected from rain as Juniors pre- pare for the parade. 12 Tig«f Tracks ANDING CLASS Head Cheerleader Laura Gilmore displays the true spirit of G.H.S. The Tiger and Tyrus Foster approve of each other. Library Aids; Connie Cushing, and Ellen Upton assist Kim Livesay in research. The Junior float is placed under wraps to protect it from the rain. Tig«r Trock� 13 SOPHOMORE M Tig«r Track TRACKS Typing class is a subject worth concentration for Stacy Snyder. Margaret Wetzel. Bart Bailey, and Danny Ryan. The tragedy of rain overwhelms Jacqueline Massey Sophomores; Rodney Alford. Tim Coleman, Thomas Benford, Rhonda Arm- strong. Bart Bailey enjoy class discussions. Sophomores build a Tiger for Homecoming Tiger Tracks 15 SOPHOMORES Above Left: Alicia Bullock, escorted by Mark Hopper prepares for Homecoming Presentation. Above Right; Majorette Vicki Collins gracefully presents her school band. Right; Studying Sophomores are oblivious to cameras and noise. 16 Tig«r Tracks BUSY TIGERS Sophomore Maid; Lori Hooks has a lovely smile for the Cameraman Alice Turner strives for perfection in skill and speed. Sophomore Cheerleaders; Kathy McNabb, Cindy Wain, Stacy Snyder and Regina Green smilingly endure a wet parade. Left; Matt Gsellman and Randa Smith employ the help of the dic- tionary. Above; Dress up day is fun for sophomores. Tiger Tracks 17 FRESHMAN Top Left; Ricky Massey finds the Freshman schedule a preplexing prob- lem. Top Right; Cris Roberson, Sarah Cusimano and Julie Cook adjust readily to hard work. Center Left; Kaki Batey faces the day with a smile. Center Right; Sophomore Tommy Maegher gives directions to the ele- vator to Freshman Roger Murry. Bottom Left; Freshman Health Fair assures a healthy, happy year. TRACKS Top Left; Biology students Joyce Wilson and Angilenna Williams pre- pare to take notes. Top Right; Erroyl Foster. Arellia Page. Jackie Single- ton and Connie Maxwell are ready for a busy day. Center Left; Mike Car- ter. Amy Black and Gina Blair display new note books. Center Right; Christine Wakeam and Beth Worley stroll to class. Bottom Left; Linda Riggins listen intently to class lectures. Tig«r Tracks 19 i7� 11 • ♦ TIGER TALES Tig«r Tol«s 21 A NEW YEAR Tig r Tales 23 Angela McKenzie — 1980 Homecoming Queen Escorts — Jamie Mann, Chuck Huguley — S.C.A. President 24 Tig«f Tol«t The Queen and her escorts Don Wilson. King of the class of 1955. crowns a tearful Angela Above; Angela is driven around the track before the Homecoming foot- ball game Below Left; Jamey helps Angela out of the car Below; The 1980 Senior Homecoming Court. Tiger Tale� 25 RAINYDAY — SUNNY SMILES The 1980 Homecoming Parade got off to a dreary start. Although the weather damp- ened the entries, it did not dampen the spirits. Everyone had a great time. The students decided that even a rainy Homecoming at Gadsden High beats a perfect day at any other school. «HIP THE AGGIES 1« Above; The juniors winning float; “Whip the Aggies!'' -.im. i m Above; Vanessa Varner. Pam Butler, and Shelia Hill. Above; Mark Cook. Ken Mitchell. Stan Carlisle, and Chuck Huguley are “Singing in the Rain'' Right; The Seniors capture second place with “Aggies Bite the Dust 26 Tig r ToUs Above; The Freshmen had a great first year with Tigers Feast on Aqqies Above; Ann Catherine Campbell and Gina Atkins take home a souvenir. Above; The Sophomores' float came down but their spirits didn’t. Above; The ghouls of Gadsden High. 27 FRESHMEN HOMECOMING COURT For their first year, the Freshmen got off to a great start. The baby tigers put in a lot of effort for their first G.H.S. Homecoming and we are all proud of them. The theme of their float was “Tigers Feast on Aggies. The Freshmen were represented by the following in the Homecoming Court; Right; Teresa Wain escorted by Kirk Garner. Lower Left; Maggie Knight escorted by Tony Wallace. Lower Right; Julie Cook escorted by Todd Kircus. 28 Tiger Tale SOPHOMORE HOMECOMING COURT Amidst the problems of the rain and a trip down Noccalula Mountain, the Sophomores still had a great idea. Their theme was Turn the Devils Around. The Sophomores were represented by the following in the Homecoming Court; Left; Alicia Bull- ock escorted by Mark Hopper. Lower Left; Kathy Hightower escorted by Stefan Ford. Lower Right; Lori Hooks escorted by David Wright. Tiger Tales 29 Above; Angela McKenzie doesn't let the rain dampen her spirits. Above; Is it a bird?... Is it a plane?... No, it’s Bud Man! Above; Homecoming Maids Laura Gilmore and Polly Holcombe made it through the rain. Right; Tiger McKenzie poses with her roses after the morning pep rally. 30 Tiger Tales Above; The Junior Beauties ride again. Above; The Sigma Chi Delta princesses G.H.S. SPIRITS IS NUMBER 1! Above; The cheerleaders prove that togetherness is best. Disque show real Homecoming spirit. Above; The Juniors claim the spirit stick. Below; Sharon Edwards and Con- nie Curl show that rain hasn't ruined a perfect day Left; The G.H.S. football team is ready for another victory. Tig r Tale� ' V tA 32 Ti9«r Tales JUNIOR HOMECOMING COURT This year the Junior class had the winning float. The Juniors' theme was Whip the Aggies.” They were represented by the follow- ing in the Homecoming Court. Right; Cindy Wain escorted by David Mann. Lower Left; Myrtle Knight escorted by Lacy Robinson. Lower Right; Laura Gilmore escorted by Jon Williams. SENIOR HOMECOMING COURT The Seniors worked really hard on their float this year. Their great float Aggies Bite the Dust really gave the Juniors a run for their money. The Sen- iors received a very close second. They were represented by the follow- ing in the Homecoming Court. Left; The Senior members of the court. Below Left; Angel McGee escorted by Dwight Sumpter. Below Right; Polly Holcomb, escorted by Mark Cook. Tiger Toles 33 CHRISTMAS-1980 This year the S.C.A. really outdid themselves with the 1980 Christmas Dance. The theme was Christmas In The South and the band was Luv and Haight. Above Left; The band Luv and Haight. Above Right; Laura Gilmore and date Kirk Garner take a break from dancing Above; Nancy Roberson, Lisa Taylor, Tyrus Foster, and their friends crowd around the mistletoe. Above; Grata Noah and Ken Mitchell sit this one out. Right; Brett St. John whispers to Darlene about Anatomy. Far Right; Beth Klos- kowski doesn't let an injury slow her down. 34 Activities Above; Rhonda Armstrong has her cake and eats it too. Above; Michael Burnett and Laura Burston take a moment to relax. Above; Mary McNulty, Trey Butler, and their dates are rocking out. Above; Kristy and Kim Gillmann — enjoy the Christmas dance. Left; Joe Giamalva and Joni Lee enjoy their first Gadsden High dance. Tina Perry know how to have a good time. Above; Jeff Lindy and Activiti � 35 KEY CLUB PRESENTS NEW SWEETHEARTS This year, the Key Club at Gadsden High sponsored the annual Valentine Dance. At the dance, thirteen Key Club sweethearts were presented, each being escorted by a member of the club. There were two sweethearts from the Freshman class, three from the Sopho- more class, four from the Senior class and four from the Junior class. Angela McKenzie repre- sented the club as Club Sweetheart. Julie Cook escorted by Samuel Weaver Teresa Wain escorted by Chuck Huguley. Kathy McNabb escorted by David Wright. 36 Activiti Above; Margaret Wetzel escorted by Mark Cook Above; Alicia Bullock escorted by Bart Bailey Ellen Upton escorted by Jimmy Hill. Laura Gilmore escorted by Tim Roe Activities 37 KEY CLUB SPONSORS VALENTINE DANCE The Key Club sponsored the annual Valentine Dance on Febru- ary 13,1 981. Entertainment was pro- vided by The Most Thirteen sweethearts and their escorts were presented during the Key Club lead- out. Above; The bend. The Most, entertained with a variety of hits. David Mann and Mike Argo take a break. Margaret Wetzel doesn't believe a thing Mark Cook tells her. Right; Leigh, who did you go with? Far Right; Seniors enjoy their last Valentine Dance. 38 Aetiviti Above; Stan Simmons gets pinned by Pam Drenner. Keyclubbers enjoy the 1981 Key Club leadout. i I Above; David Wright, Jud Dawson, and Tim Roe await the start of the Key Club leadout. Above; Rob McKenzie and Kent Richard are eager to get things going. Left; Beth Watford and Gary Udaka are having a great time. Right; Ellen Upton is a little nervous at her first Valentine leadout. 40 Acti viti� � Senior members of the Valentine Court Activities 41 CORONATION BALL “1981 Highlights’’ The Coronation Ball is eagerly awaited by Fresh- men, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. To be elected as a class beauty, favorite or kings- man in the Coronation Court is an honor coveted by all. The theme for this year's Coronation Ball was We've Got Tonight. The Crucible staff spent many hours in planning and hard work. With the help of Ralph Dobbins, Chuck Huguley and Jon Williams, Convention Hall was transformed into a lovely garden on a perfect April night. Shim- mering golden stars and a full moon glowing upon beautiful flowering trees and a sparkling fountain seemed to impart a touch of magic and enhanced the loveliness of the pastel gowns and formal attire of the King, Queen, Royal Court and all of the hon- ored guests of the 1981 Coronation Ball of Gadsen High School. doxonation. fHafC 1Q8l C7he CruciLhe £taff °f adeden cdfigh Schoo[ iequeiti the fileaxure of your company at the Coronation H3aff On Friday, tire, tenth of c lfird 2Nineteen hundred and eiyhty-one from 8:00 fi.m. to 12:00 fi.m. Convention cMa[[ Above; Tammy Ramsey and her date are having a great time. Above; Mary McNulty waits impatiently for the leadout to begin. Above; Steve Partridge enjoys his first coronation. Left; Students, with their cam- eras ready, await leadout. Activities 43 44 Queen Lisa Taylor King Mark Cook “ROYAL MOMENTS” Top Lett; Kirk Garner presents Lisa Taylor with a bouquet of roses. Above; Lisa congratulates Mark Cook — 1981 Coronation King. Right; Mark Cook crowns Lisa Taylor — 1981 Coronation Queen. Below; Susan Denson gives Mark a congratulatory hug. Lower Left; Mark Cook and Lisa Taylor officially open the 1981 Coronation Ball. CORONATION CANDIDS Above; David Wright and Lori Hooks eagerly await the leadout. Above; Jean Marie dates the wrong Skipper. Below;-Laura Gilmore can't seem to find a chair. [ Above; Laura Rampey gives Jud Dawson a big hug. Below; Shan- non Sharpe sits this one out. Above; Favorite Sarah Cusimano escorted by Kingsman Tod Kircus. Above; Favorite Laura Bur.ston escorted by Kingsman Darryl Brunson F F R A E V S O H R M I A T N E S Above; Favorite Cindy Smith escorted by Kingsman Leonard Jones. Activities 47 Above; Beauty Robin Ransaw escorted by Kingsman Kevin Williams Above; Beauty Jean Marie Brown escorted by Kingsman Scott Skipper. Above; Beauty Dana Johnson escorted by Kingsman Mike Hopper. 48 Activities Above; Freshman Beauty Sarah Cusimano. Above; Sophomore Beauty Marva Morgan. Above; Junior Beauty Julie Wolfe. Activities 49 s F o A p V H O O R M I O T R E E S Above; Favorite Marva Morgan escorted by Kingsman Otis Adams. Above; Favorite Melissa Dawson escorted by Kingsman David Dowling. Above; Favorite Stacy Culp escorted by Kingsman Bart Bailey 50 Activiti - Above; Favorite Kathy McNabb escorted by Kingsman Terry Tolson. Above; Favorite Carleen Kennon escorted by Kingsman Rodney Alford. Above; Favorite Kristy Sherman escorted by Kingsman Mark Hopper. Activities 51 Above; Susan Denson, Chuck Huguley, Andrea Cobb, Quinton Jenkins. Kay Lambert, Mike Hop- per, Dana Johnson, Lisa Taylor, Mark Cook. Jean Marie Brown, Scott Skipper. Robin Ransaw, Kevin Williams, Vanessa Varner, David Parsons. Kathy Brooks I U C N O I U O R R T Above; Shawn Gsellman, Dale Roberson. Ellen Upton, Jon Williams, Vanessa Zeigler, Kenneth Dupree, Julie Wolfe. Jud Dawson, Kristy Thomas, Sam Weaver. Helantha Jones. Tyrus Foster. 52 Activities Rodney Alford. Kristy Sherman. Mark Hopper. Stacy Culp. Bart Bailey F Above; Cindy Smith. Leonard Jones. Sarah Cusimano. Todd Kircus. Laura Burston. Darryl Brun- son. WE’VE GOT TONIGHT Above; Morgan Holley takes time out to smile for the camera. Above; Laura Gilmore seems to enjoy the music. Above; Erica Daniels and her date take a break. Above; Mary McNulty and Trey Butler are closer than this. Left; Tina Lamberth and Tim Wood enjoy the music. Above; The 1981 Crucible Staff presented Mrs. Smith a token of appreciation. Above; Kris Gsellman and date enjoy the Coronation leadout. Above; Mark Cook and Lisa Taylor receive congratulations from fellow students Right; Greg Lummis shows Kristy Thomas a good time. Above; One of the South’s hottest bands. Baptista and Williams. Above; Mark s date congratulates him on getting King. Above; Favorite Helantha-Jones escorted by Kingsman Tyrus Foster. Above; Favorite Ellen Upton escorted by Kingsman Jon Williams. 56 Activiti � Above; Favorite Vanessa Zeigler escorted by Kingsman Kenneth Dupree Above; Shawn Gsellman escorted by Kingsman Dale Robertson. Activiti 57 CORONATION MEMORIES Above; Scott Skipper finds a new date. Above; Mrs. Perryman, G.H.S. secretary, takes up tickets at the door. Above; Kirk Garner and Pam Drenner enjoy their last G.H.S. coro- nation. Above; David Parsons and Kathy Brooks aren't shy about having their pictures made. Left; David Wright and Mitch More reflect on the last four years. Above; Jamey Mann eyes'' the camera. Mike Hopper and Karen McNabb are still going strong. Above; Trey Butler and his date are looking forward to the night ahead. Above; Scott Skipper has a cosmic grin. Sharon Edwards and Dale Roberson prove that they don't fight all the time. Coronation 59 SENIOR FAVORITES Above; Favorite Dana Johnson escorted by Kingsman Mike Hopper. Above; Favorite Robyn Ransaw escorted by Kingsman Kevin Williams. Above; Favorite Jean Marie Brown escorted by Kingsman Scott Skipper. Above; Favorite Susan Denson escorted by Kingsman Chuck Huguley. 60 Activities Above; Favorite Andrea Cobb escorted by Kingsman Quinton Jenkins. Above; Favorite Kay Lambert escorted by Kingsman Jamey Mann. Above; Favorite Kathy Brooks escorted by Kingsman David Parsons Above; Favorite Vanessa Varner escorted by Kingsman Roger Jones Activities 61 LIFE AT G.H.S. Lunch anyone? Above; Home economics students prepare great meals Jamey Mann are two of a kind. and Above; Who won? Below Center; Dale Shew is ready to graduate STRICTLY STATUS $ -rCfPANc7 C PS JUNIORS TAKE FIRST ON STUNT NIGHT Who would want to open it anyway? THIS ENt DCW Jennifer Howard explains each exhibit. Teresa Hawkins, Angela Oravet. Jay Smith and Chris Griffith do the King Tut skit. i A V EL, i Tyrus Foster. Jay Smith, and Mike Argo want to sign up with the Atlanta Braves Above Far Left; Alan Sweat shows his new wave glasses Above Left; Kathy Sisler leads the song. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy. Above Right; Jon Williams accepts award for the junior class. The theme for the junior stunt night was Juniors Believe It or Else. 66 Activities SENIORS COME IN SECOND WITH “CLASS FEUD” Jamey Mann, Alias Richard Dawson, gives Mark Cook a hug. David Harlow cannot think of who starred in The Bride Came C O D. Glenda Gillaspy and Russell Wise get people to join P.T.S.A. Liz Pillitary and Angela McKenzie let everyone know how many strikes the junior class gets Jamey Mann gets a big kiss from Leigh Cochran Mary McNulty and Angela McKenzie show the number of people who have joined the P.T.S.A “GAMBLING WITH THE GONG” Harry Kitchens is better known as Rooky Brent Morgan talks to David Godwin Rocky (unknown comic). Johnny Day does a dance routine Back to front — Anthony Tredwell. Don Underwood. Tim Ragland. Michael Ste- phens. and Michael McRath 68 Activities Terri Maddock. Judie Hutchinson, Caroline Stringfellow. and Amy Hutchinson sing the top ten. “Eunice’s High School Reunion” Sarah Cusamano and Evelyn Aguirre present the scenes Eunice and friends talk of days long ago Julie Cook and Ann Catherine Campbell sing the alma mater Julie Cook waits for a phone call while Todd Kircus waits for Julie. Apparently. Gina Johnson and Gina Blair don't like Julie's singing Christi Miles shows what new wave really is. Activities 69 G.H.S. PEP RALLIES BOOST TEAM SPIRITS HONOR STUDENTS Cathy Semrick accepts Valedictorian medal from Mr. Miler. Salutatorian Leigh Cochran receives her medal. Scholar's Bowl team members are; Left to right — Molly Pruitt. Martin Kircus. Leigh Cochran. Kathy Semrick. Standing — Wes Gwin. Mr. Lamon. Advi- sor and Todd Miller. Right; Students who received the Principal’s awards for outstanding service to the school are Lionel Whorton. Kirk Garner. Kimberley Gill- man. Judson Bradford, and Todd Miller 74 Honors JOURNALISM Honors 75 ACADEMIC Mrs. Skipper gives the Calculus Award to Laura Steffey. The award for Algebra One is presented to Tammy Wallace. Janice Dixon proudly accepts the Algebra II award The award for Geometry goes to Johnny Day. 76 Honori AWARDS Mrs. Campbell presents Tracy Tucker with a Typing Award An award for typing is presented to Connie Cushing Mr. Riddle congratulates Sarah Pruitt for being named Outstanding American History Student. Connie Cushing presents Chuck Huguley an award for his outstand ing work in Beta Club. Honors 77 FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS Cathy Semrick and Saundra Gadson receive Bernal Diaz de Castillo and Russian awards respectively. Tim Roe presents Mrs. Hill a token of appreciation as a dedicated Span ish teacher. David Wheeler. Darryl Toney and Johnny Day receive Russian awards Mrs. Hill presents Slavic pinsto Russian students. 78 Honor� Glenda Gillaspy won the Latin Award Sarah Pruitt accepts the award for French honors. Jeff Chandler shares honors in French. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Scholarship Winners — Each year Gadsden High School seniors are awarded scholar- ships to schools all over the nation. Pictured are only a few of the many scholarship win- ners. First row — Jean Marie Brown, Stan Simmons, Jamie Mann. Todd Miller. Second row — Ralph Dobbins. Lisa Hill, Cathy Sem- rick, Glenda Gillaspy. Chuck Huguley. and Leigh Cochran. Honors 79 DRAMA AWARDS Miss Ashley presents Drama awards to Ralph Dobbins and Alice Turner. Leigh Cochran and Johnny Day receive Drama awards CRUCIBLE AWARD ART AWARD Mr. Miller and Mrs. Morrow present the award for the winning poem to Chris Griffith. The Crucible Staff sponsored a contest in which a prize was offered to the English student who composed the best poem to be used as the theme for the 1981 Crucible. Hundreds of poems were written and judged. Chris Griffith received the award for the poem that provided the theme for the yearbook. The Outstanding Art Student Award was presented to Ralph Dobbins by Miss Ashley. 80 Honor� MUSIC AWARDS Award winning Triads and Velvetones sing at Awards Day. Superior rating for Velvetones is accepted by Mary McNulty. Connie Cushing accepts Superior rating for Triads from Mr. Barnes Mr Barnes presents Velvetone Award to Clayton Mills. Kim Livesay poses for The Crucible photographer Honor 81 CHEERLEADING HONORS Julie Cook is happy to receive the Junior Varsity Cheerleader Award. Laura Gilmore is named Outstanding Cheerleader for 1981 Tina Perry is named most improved Varsity cheerleader Stacy Snyder is named most improved Junior Var- sity cheerleader. Angela McKenzie receives the 1981 Tiger Mascot award. 82 Honors TENNIS — SWIMMING Mrs. Brothers presents Matt Gsellman an outstanding Tennis Player award Jud Dawson is pleased to be named an outstanding Tennis Player. Rob McKenzie receives the award for Outstanding Male Swimmer. Mrs. Bullock presents the award for Outstanding Female Swimmer to Julie Cook. Honor 83 ATHELTIC AWARDS Coaches Martin, Willingham and DiLorenzo praise the athletic program of G.H.S. The award for Team Captain goes to Trey Butler. Tim Ragland accepts the weightlifting award from Coach Willingham. Most Valuable Player Award goes to David Parsons 84 Honors Outstanding Baseball Players; Left to right — Stan Simmons. Russel Wise. Stan Simmons accepts the award for Most Valuable Pitcher. Jamie Mann. Mike Hopper and Stan Carlisle. Coach Rick Arthur teaches baseball techniques. Scott Palmer is awarded the trophy for most Valuable Soccer Player. Honors 85 TRACK AWARDS Coach Hall presents Track Award to Lisa Taylor. Coach Hall congratulates Jennifer Miller on her Track Award. Linda Ragland is also a Track Star. 86 Honors Brian Vaughn is selected as the outstanding Male Track Star. Kathy Burnett proudly displays her Track Award Coach Hall congratulates Lisa Tinker on her Track record. Honors 87 FLAG PRESENTED TO G.H.S. The Civil Air Patrol presents Senior Class President. Todd Miller, and S.C.A. President. Chuck Huguley with a new U S. flag for CRUCIBLE AWARD Right; Senior Ralph Dobbins has earned the title of Most Helpful Senior from many people at Gadsden High. He is ever ready to lend a help- ing hand to any organization who needs his many talents. The Crucible Staff extends a special Thank you for the many hours he has spent In helping us design backdrops for The Coronation Balls. 88 Honors BASKETBALL AWARDS Cathy Lindsey received Basketball award from Mr Hall. Felicia Vines accepts Basketball award from Mr. Hall Most outstanding Basketball players David Godwin. Tim Dickerson. Anthony Dudley and Kenneth DuPree receive awards. Polly Holcomb receives the award as the most outstanding Basketball player Honors 89 90 0 TIGER TENANTS SENIORS Todd Miller— Polly Holcomb— LisaTaylor— Angel McGee — President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer James Allen Judy Amberson Todd Barber 92 Ssniort John Batson Barry Beall Eric Bigelow Brian Boatwright Amelia Booker Gina Bowlin Carol Brackett Judson Bradford Kathy Brooks Jean Marie Brown Lisa Brown Seniors 93 Myron Buchanan Penny Burks Claude Burnett Kathy Burnett Robert Burton Patty Busselle Mack Butler Trey Butler Janet Byers Stan Carlisle Molly Pruett flashes a big smile for the photographer 94 Senior SENIORS CAUGHT BY SURPRISE Charles Carrell Andrea Cobb Leigh Cochran Michael Chappell Benita Cherry Suzanne Childers Tommy Clayton Seniors 95 SENIORS MAKE G.H.S. WHAT IT IS Randy Cofield Jeffery Cole Joseph Cole Latisa Coleman Mark Cook Cheryl Core Rachael Cox Right; Leigh Cochran sure made Mar- tin Kircus' day 96 Saniora Above; Seniors show their Tiger Spirit! Above; Craig Dickson and all his glory. Connie Curl Erica Daniels Regina Davenport Brian Davis Joel Davis Susan Denson Connell Dickerson Craig Dickson Ralph Dobbins Stniofs 97 SENIORS LOVE A PARADE Pam Drenner Elisa Dyke Chip Edwards Hugh Esco Laura Estes Jeff Erwin Paula Elkins Steve Ellis Donna Elsea Carol Frisby Saundra Gadson Brenda Garmon Kirk Garner Carla Fraizer Janice George Glenda Gillaspy Kimberly Gillmann Wade Gregerson Ladd Griffith Seniors 99 Wes Gwin Greg Harcrow Deborah Hardwick David Harlow Stephanie Heard Mary Francis Heaton Steve Heiberger Brad Hester Below; Kimberly Gillmann gives the photographer one of her sly looks. 100 Senior� Michael Hightower Lisa Hill Sheila Hill Traci Hilleke Polly Holcomb Mike Hopper Chuck Huguley Kelly Hunt Seniors 101 Gary Hutchinson Quinton Jenkins Angela Johns Beth Johnson Dana Johnson Janice Johnson Jeannie Johnson Roger Jones Donald Kircus Below; Kimberly Gillmann. Patty Spradlin. Lori Wise right place at the right time. Below; Dana Johnson and Susan Denson shy away from the camera. HAPPY SENIORS — HAPPY DAYS Below; Trey Butler demonstrates the proper way to hold up lockers. Martin Kircus Luann Kitchens Beth Kloskoski Eric Kuykendall William Lapsley Anita Leitner Oliver Lindsey Kay Lambert Seniors 103 Steve Livngston Keith Longshore Angel McGee Vanessa McKee Alan Mack Connie Malone Jamey Mann Willie Marshall Angela McKenzie Mary McNulty 104 Senior� Allison Mills Jeannie Johnson, Liz Pillitary, Robert Burton, and Martin Kircus show their big SENIOR smile. Below; Russell Wise and Jeff Wood try to hide their late slips. Clayton Mills Todd Miller Ken Mitchell Josephine Moore Mitch Moore Alesia Morgan David Morgan Seniors 105 106 Seniors Denise Morgan Darlene Moses Virginia Neu Grata Noah Todd O’Bryan llean Owens Rebecca Page Melissa Parris Melinda Parris David Parsons RELAXED SENIORS Grep Peoples Liz Pillitary Greg Porter Molly Pruett Jane Ragland Todd Rains Tammy Ramsey Seniors 107 108 Seniors SENIORS SHINE Robin Ransaw Cynthia Rice Kent Richard Nancy Roberson Pam Roden Donice Sanders Kimberly Sanderson Dale Shew Sharon Sanders Cathy Semrick Below; Is this really Greg People's tan club? Stan Simmons Marvin Sims Cheryl Sington Scott Skipper Cecil Smith Dexter Smith Kathy Smith Kim Smith Wade Speer Patti Spradlin Seniors 109 Shelia Spurlock Brett St. John Stacy Stansell Donna Steele Laura Steffey Katrina Stephens Michael Stephens Anita Stimpson Denita Suits Dwight Sumpter Above; Martin Kircus shows his smiling disposition. 110 Seniors SENIORS AT THEIR BEST Rodney Tanner Lisa Taylor Lane Thrasher Anthony Tillis Gary Udaka Felicia Underwood Rachel Underwood Vanessa Varner Deidra Vaughn Preston Vickers Wayne Walker Sonya Warren Genice Watson Johnny Watson Vanessa Watson Jana Weaver Cathy Weems Rocky White Lionel Whorton Tanya Whorton 1 2 Senior� Right; Carol Frisby would rather watch the photographer than her teacher. CLASS OF ’81 Tammy Ramsey. Louann Kitchens. Darlene Moses, and Gina Bowlin relax at the FBLA membership reception. Birda Williams Kevin Williams Steve Williams Deborah Wise Russell Wise Jeff Wood Keith Wood David Wright Jeffery Young Shenna Zeigler aenior� 11 3 Junior Class Officers; President Jon Williams, Secretary Suzy McDuffie, Vice-President Shawn Gsellman, Treasurer Ramona Green. Below; Junior Homeroom Representatives; Mike Argo, Laura Gilmore, Cindy Wain, Betsy Rutenberg, Linda Miller, Lisa McAlpin, Jud Dawson. 11A Juniors LOVABLE JUNIORS Tammy Abbot Linda Abel Gene Alford Mike Argo Juniors 115 THOSE CRAZY William Brown Beverly Bugg Cindy Bullock Tim Burgess Michael Burnett Susan Byers Vicky Calhoun Cindy Cambell 16 Juniors JUNIORS! Stan Carver Jackie Cherry David Collins Leigh Corfman Cicero Curry Jane Curtis Connie Cushing Danny Davis Juniors 117 JUNIORS TAKE HOMECOMING “so” ilEHVt Julie Davis Jud Dawson Donna Dean Timothy Dickerson Cindy Wain works to finish float. Below; Danny. Mor- gan. David and Chris watch the work progress. Ronnie Douthard John Downing Robbie Driskell Barry Duke 118 Juniors Juniors well earned winning float. Above Right; Sigma Chi Delta beauties Linda Abel. Beverly Bugg, Helantha Jones, and Sonya Looney. Junior Beauties??? Kenneth Dupree Jackie Edwards Sharon Edwards Troy Elkins Chuck Esco Amy Evans Nita Farrow Steve Faulkner Tiffanie Feazell Junior� 119 EVERY DAY JUNIORS Beverly Floyd Tyrus Foster Pam Fuhrman Cindy Gaines Bobby Garmon Jeff Gann Phil Garmon Sherry Garmon Jackie Garrett Janie Garrison Laura. Jackie, and Helantha try to make school more enjoyable Below; Tim Roe does a good job trying to be seri- ous. 120 Junior Laura Gilmore Tina Goldsby Lori Goss Cedric Graham Eric Green Lynn Green Ramona Green Christopher Griffith Tony Grubbs Jon Grutchfield Shawn Gsellman Ronnie Guffy Kerry Hale Juniors 121 Cort Hartwood JUNIORS AT Tresea Hawkins Linda Abel and Shawn Gsellman give a show at a pep rally. Tim Anderson Tracy Henry Rhonda Herring Jay Harrod Saratha Herron John Hicks 122 Junior� THEIR BEST Angie Hill Morgan Holley Jennifer Howard John Hoyt Beth Hudgins Charles Hudgins Mary Ingram Tammy Jenkins Deloris Johnson Sheryl Johnson Helantha Jones Pam Kirpatrick Patti Kloskowski Myrtle Knight Juniors 123 JUNIOR SMILES Sallie Krebs Kane Kulas Kathy Lindsey Jeff Lindy Kelly Lipscomb Kim Livesay Phil Lonnergan Sonya Looney Greg Lummis Kim Mayben Denise McAdams Felisa McAlpine Linda McDaniel Suzy McDuffie Linda. Sherry, and Venessa are all smiles for the camera 124 Junior� Lee McKee Rob McKenzie David Mann Steve Martin Linda Miller Sherry Moon Alan Moore Darryl Mostella Henry Neighbors Charles Nails Scott Naylor Sharon Naylor Mechd Nelms Jim Nolen Angela Oravett James Page Juniors 125 JUNIOR SPIRIT COMES ALIVE Teresa Parks Bonita Patrick Barbara Payne Aaron Pearson David Pendtey Tina Perry Joey Phillips Renata Prater 126 Junior� Renata Prater Michele Pruett Sara Pruett David Rary Lynn Roberts Dale Roberson Doug Robinson Lacey Robinson Tresea and Sonya take a break from hard work. Left; Clumsy Nita Farrow does it again! Juniors 127 Cynthia Rice Mark Riggins David Riley Bobby Riley Tim Roe David Russomano Betsy Rutenberg Danny Ryan Sharon Sandridge Renee Sawyer Kevin Silvey Tim Simmons JUNIORS MAKE G.H.S. Suzy McDuffie munches on straws during a soccer game Brenda Smith Jay Smith Kathy Sisler Paul Smoot Catherine Stanley Cathleen Stevens Enga Sturns Reggie Sumpter Allen Sweat Michael Sweetin Lisa Tinker Kim Thomas Debbie Thomas Scott Thompson Juniors 129 JUNIORS DANCE Sylvester Townsend Derrick Timmons Mike Turk Ellen Upton Paul Varner Lisa Veal Lisa Vines Lee Wadsworth Cindy Wain Greg Walker Philip Warren Jackie Watson Sam Weaver Ballenger White Clifford White Lisa Wiley 130 Juniors ALL NIGHT Jefferey Williams Jon Williams Greg Wills Julie Wolf Tim Wood Anthony Woods Steve Woods Vic Worley Marketa Wright Pamela Wright Vanessa Ziegler Juniors 131 lionnie ana ms aate rind the dance most enjoyable. SPIRITED SOPHOMORES 132 SophomorM ADove; Homeroom Representatives; Bonita Davis, Terri Maddock, Traci Tucker, Judy Hutchison, Suzanna Armstrong, Amanda Sims, and Terry Tolson. Below; Class Offi- cers; Lori Hooks, Darrell Tony, Randa Smith, and Vicki Collins. Otis Adams Rodney Alford Teresa Alford Scottie Arbery Rhonda Armstrong Suzanna Armstrong Billy Arnett Connie Batey Jeff Baker Bart Bailey Paul Beall Kenny Beck Karen Bishop Cathy Bishop Sophomores 133 SOPHOMORES HAVE Brenda Blackerby Larry Box Jacqualine Brewster Guy Bryan Terrance Buchannan Alicia Bullock Pam Butler Barry Byers Clara Caldwell Jeff Chandler Sheryl Childers Margaret Coffia Mike Cofield Donald Coleman 134 SophomorM THEIR UPS AND DOWNS Paul Coleman Renae Coleman Vicky Collins Laura Cook Karen Crook Stacey Culp Ray Cumby Phillip Carl Bonita Davis Kim Davis Patricia Davis Melissa Dawson Johnny Day Trena Deerman Sophomores 135 STUDIOUS Timmy Denson Tommy Denson Chris Dixon David Dowling Kristin Downing Anthony Dudley Graig Dudley Annie Sue Duncan Peggy Elkins Keith Elliot Susan Epps Amy Esco Ann Esco Laina Farrow Scott Farrow Vellisa Fells 136 Sophomores SOPHOMORES Lee Wadsworth are enjoying the concert Jill Felton Charlene Fenell Regina Fikes Chris Fitts Kitty Fitts Monica Fomby Stefan Ford Erroyl Foster Lisa Foster Michael Fowler Belinda Franklin Michael Franklin Roger Franklin Jason Freeman Kayla Fricks Scottie Gann Sophomores 137 SOPHOMORES SHOW THEIR SPIRIT uavid Garmon Keith Garmon Darin Garrison Bobbie George Tommy George Rodney Gilchrist Melvin Guyton Rodrick Granger David Godwin Allison Graves James Gray John Green Regina Green Roger Green Jennifer Griffith Matt Gsellman rjonii , 1 PTA Below; Sophomores work diligently on the Homecoming float. 138 Sophomor Above; Stacy Snyder's alarm obviously didn't go off!! Mark Guest James Gurkin ■ bBBOTilttft� Traci Hall Cindy Haney Gene Handy Jamie Hardin Randy Hardwick Alan Heald Scott Helms Jack Hershier Kathi Hightower Jack Hill Jimmy Hill Whitney Holcomb Sophomores 139 SOPHOMORES WORK AND PLAY TOGETHER Geneva Holderfiela George Holley Lori Hooks Mark Hopper Cathy Hoyt Todd Huff Micheal Hunter Amy Hutchinson Judy Hutchinson Phillip Ivey Edwin Johnson Greg Johnson Scott Johnson Charlie Jones 140 Sophomores Claudette Jones i Mi Above; David Garmon. Otis Adams, and John Grutchfield break from their studies to smile for the birdie. Dennis Jones Vicky Jones Karen Jordan Johnny Kell Cartene Kennon Harry Kitchens Lisa Kitchens Joyce Knight Tina Lamberth Carla Lawler Allen Lancaster John Lee Steve Lee Sophomor � 141 142 SophomorM Valerie Leigh Milton Lewis Regina Lindsay Robert Lindsey Alan Loveless Patrick Lyles Terri Maddock Lisa Marshall Jacquelyn Massey Valeanor Mathis Carolyn Mathews Cindy Mathews Connie Maxwell Carey Mayes Denise McAdams David McBurnett DRESS-UP DAY — A CHANGE OF FACES Above; Kristy Sherman tries to play it cool Lisa McCain Debbie McCluney Mary Ann McElroy Rodney McGee Chuck McGinnis Brian McLeod Kathy McNabb Michael McRath Tommy Meager Barney Mewbourn Jennifer Miller Jenny Miller Tracy Miller Brent Morgan Marva Morgan Brian Mostella Sophomores 143 SOPHOMORES LOOK OVER A BUSY YEAR Laura Nance Paul New Carl Owens Jac Owens Sarita Owens Para O’Kee Arellia Page Byron Page Oale Panky Ruby Prater Reginald Penn Bobby Perkins Tana Perry Jane Peters i v� A Above; Tommy George and Valerie Trammel take a break between classes 144 Sophomores Vonda Pierce Tim Porter Ruby Prater Keith Preston Chuck Prince Jimmy Pyron Judy Quinn Timothy Ragland Carla Richie Lynn Rolley Lee Roberts William Robinson Terry Rogers Richard Selby Sophomores 145 THE SOPHOMORES ARE VERY SPORTY! Jim Semrick Knox Sharp Victor Sharp Kristi Sherman Amanda Sims Rodney Sims Randa Smith Gary Smith Stacy Snyder Keith Spear Caroline Stringfellow Victor Strong Larry Sudberry Anthony Treadwell Proud to be on the Football Team. Above; Jimmy Hill — 146 Sophomores Dana Suits Karen Swain Terry Teague Cathy Thomas Linda Thomas Ruby Thomas Margaret Wetzel Patrick Wetzel Sheri Watley Cindy White Donna White Rebecca Whorton Mickey Wildman Sharen Wiley Sophomores 147 CLASS OF ’83 Reginald Tillis Terry Tolson Darryl Tony Kenneth Townson Allison Thornton Alice Turner Traci Tucker Valerie Trammel Vicky Usry Brian Vaughn Rodney Veal Roy Wadsworth Danny Watford Darrel Walker Angela Warren Barry Warren Below; Scott Farrow and Jimmy Pyron look macho for the camera 148 Sophomorts REPRESENTS G.H.S. WELL ' Beth Watford William Watts Ann West Edward Whitfield Susan Willard Ambrose Williams Farrell Williams Winston Wilson Stanley Winston Lori Wise Manan Wolfe Todd Wright Stephanie Wyatt Michael Yow Sophomores 149 FRESHMAN CLASS ’81 Class Officers; Todd Kircus— President Joni Lee — Vice-President Leslie Taylor— Treasurer Kim Stevens — Secretary Homeroom Representatives; Maggie Knight Giedra McFarland Regina Frazier Bryan Upton Joni Lee Laura Burston Julie Cook 150 Freshmen Sheila Abner Wayne Aldredge Tammie Allen Chris Arbery Alice Ash Gina Atkins John Babros Paul Baker Tracy Ball Fr � hm n 151 FRESHMEN GET INTO SPIRIT Donna Barclay Scott Barfield Steve Barfield Christi Barnes Laura Burston Kaki Batey Michele Benjamin Amy Black Gina Blair 152 Fr«thm«n Freda Booker Leigh Ann Bowman Sharon Bradford Karen Brown Melinda Brown Darrel Brunson Rowena Bruster Carlisa Buchanan Cliff Burchfield Carl Byers Above. Whitney Holcomb and David Garmon teach John Babros the rules of the library Below David Jackson and his date take time out at the Christmas dance Ann Katherine Campbell Brett Calaway Mike Carter Fr«thm n 153 FRESHMEN WORK ON Deanna Cochran Isolena Clayton Linda Clark Elaine Chandler Terry Cole Cynthia Coleman Kay Coleman Mary Coleman Tim Coleman Gerald Cook Julie Cook Susan Cook Richard Cox Karen Crow Sarah Cusimano Bridgit Davis 154 Fr � hm«n HOMECOMING FLOAT Keith Davis Tawana Davis Anthony Dickerson Tammi Downing Robbie Dressman Linda Dunham Kim Dupree Frankie Eastland Vicky Edmundson Katrina Elkins Lisa Ellis Shane Ellison Geoff Elrod Fr shm«n 155 FRESHMEN ENJOY SCHOOL Jon Endress Wanda Fitts Harriet Fleming Deloris Floyd Teresa Fomby Cecil Foster Jeannie Fragnoli Regina Frazier Andy Fredrick Shawn Galin Above; Beth Watford, Beth Worley, and Brenda Neu study hard Below; Kristin Wakeem and Jenny Calvert discuss their business in the hall. 156 Fr«shm«n Chris Gann Terry Gargus Angel Garret Jessie Garrifollow Sharon George JoeGiamalvia Shirley Gill Angie Gladden Bill Godfrey Walt Gramlin Tamela Granger Adrien Green Donna Green Chris Gsellman Darryl Guyton Tommy Hancock David Handm Fr®ihm«n 157 FRESHMEN POSE FOR CAMERA Above; Donna Barclay and her lipstick! Above Lett; Mrs. Watford finds time to pose for cam- era. 158 Fr� hm n Gina Johnson Tim Jones Peggy Jones Leonard Jones Darrell Jones Gina Kelly Elaine Kimbrol Leslie Kirkpatrick Maggie Knight Sumika Knight Above; Freshmen show off their intellect. Todd Knight Joni Lee Michael Lewis Regina Lindsey Steve Lindsey Tina Lowery Junior Lyons Mark Lytle James Malone Rosalyn Marshall Freshm«n 159 FRESHMAN Mary Ann Maxwell Jonathan Mayben Jamie McDonald Shelton McElroy Geidra McFarlin Christi Miles Dianne Miller Mike Moore Roger Morrey Monty Morris Debie Mosley Barry Mostello Brenda Neu Shari Owens Felica Palmer Sandy Parks Scott Parr 160 Fr � hm«n Craig Martin Ricky Massey SPIRIT Caroline Parsons Giovanni Patrick Steve Partridge Todd Pepper Jill Phillips Eva Price Ann Pruitt Oavid Quinn Belinda Ragland Beverly Ragland Above; Freshmen attend health fair. Above; Amanda Sims smiles for the camera while Joni Lee enjoys the dance. Tracy Ramsey Tommy Reece Michael Rice Linda Riggins Chris Roberson Fr«shm«n 161 Jeff Roberts Robert Robinson Debra Robinson Jeanelle Roden David Rosser Hatti Rudolph Alan Saye Larry Saye Steven Scott Ina Semrick Beth Silvey Angela Singleton Angela Smith Cindy Smith Kelly Smith Rodney Smith Linda Spivak Scott Stallings Kim Stephens 162 Fr«thm«n Above; Freshman Sarah Cussimano poses with upperclassmen on dress up day. Above; Julie Cook, Todd Kirkus, Cindy Wain and Kirk Garner wait patiently for homecoming to begin. FRESHMAN FROLICS Joe Stocks Shay Stokes Dexter Suttle Kelly Swann Steve Talley Cindy Taylor Leslie Taylor Tammy Temple Jim Thomas Scott Thomas Fr hm n 163 Micheal Turk James Turner Brian Upton Cassandra Vickers Regina Vines Teresa Wain Christine Wakeam Julie Waldrop Melvin Walford Gary Walker 164 Fr«thm«n Tammy Wallace Thomas Ward Billy Warren Rob Watkins Bryan Wells Tony Whatley David Wheeler Kerry White Peggy Whitmore Nancy Whitten I Left; Katrina Elkins. Chris Gsellman, and Regina Fraizer disco in the hall. Freshmen 165 Gary Wilson Joyce Wilson Angilema Williams Jason Wolfe FRESHMAN Above; Treasa and Cindy Wain are happy to be in the Homecoming Court. Above; Freshmen eagerly await class to start 166 Freshmen Beth Worley Donna Wright Above; Thomas Ward takes time out in the courtyard Below; Freshmen work hard at G.H.S. Juan Wright Rodney Wynn Darlene Young Victor Zeigler Above, Mark Lytle. Brian Upton and Katrina Elkins pose for the camera Fr«shm«n 167 168 LEADER OF THE PACK Leader — 1: One who leads. 2: one who directs. 3: one who organizes. 4: one who educates. 5: one who guides and exer- cises responsible authority over his fol- lowers. Principal Lloyd Miller qualifies as the NO. 1 TIGER of Gadsden High School. He is an enthusiastic Booster of all activities that involve students. He is an avid collector of First Place Trophies. The many trophies that line his office are not placed there to reflect any glory upon himself. He wants them dis- played in a prominent place to remind all who see them that Gadsden High School takes pride in her students and recog- nizes that GADSDEN TIGERS ARE THE BEST. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS AID STUDENTS COUNSELORS AND OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Beth Roberts — Secretary Mrs Joan Perryman — Secretary r k Above; Mrs Juanita Brown — Computer Operator Below; Mrs Dorothy Hendrix — Counselor Below. Mrs Mary Fraizer — Secretary Mrs. Mary Barnes — 11th English and Literature. Sponsor Hi-Y Above; Mrs Cowart gives Gina Bowlin and Tammy Ramsey an English 'Pep'' talk 174 Foculty ENGLISH DE Above; Mrs. Barnes answers students' questions. Lett; Mrs. Mar Rose Cowart — 12th English and Literature. Sponsor National Honor Society PARTMENT Mrs. Catherine Shamblin — 9th and 10th Grade English and Litera- ture Miss Sarah Ashley — 9th Grade English and Literature. Drama Class sor and Director Nancy Roberson. Mrs. Donald and Linda McDaniel, the Triumphant Trio are happy the Magnavox is a success. — Advi- Foculty 175 Mrs Mildred Donald — 12th Grade English and Literature. Magnavox Staff — Advisor HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mrs. Linda Ford — Alabama History. Contemporary Affairs and Sociology I £ fii . Mr Robert Lamon — Democracy. Economics. Philosophy. Scholars' Bowl Coach 176 Faculty 4 Mr. Gid Riddle — American History. Alabama History Mrs. Beulah Harrell — Democracy. Economics. American History Mrs. Harrell is delighted with her interested students Coach Riddle helps a student find his place. Mrs. Diane Roberson — Democracy. Economics. Speech Mr. Cecil Tate — Alabama History Foculty 177 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Above. Mrs. Doris Smith — Biological Sciences. Crucible — Sponsor Above; Mr Noah Wood — Biology Above; Mr. Terry Willingham — Biology. Assistant Coach Far Left; Mrs Kay Wilder — Chemistry Left; Mr James Brown — Physics. Trigonome- try. Chemistry II, Sponsor National Honor Society MATH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Jane Skipper — Algebra. Exploratory Math. Geometry. Sponsor Math Club Mrs. Thelma Alexander — Geometry Above. Is this Coach Arthur's new girlfriend? Below, Mr Rick Arthur — Algebra. Bas- ketball Coach Mr. Charles Wren — Algebra. Assistant Coach Below. Mrs Betty Wat- ford — Calculus. Algebra Faculty 179 Mr. Carl Howard — Distributive Education BUSINESS AND Mrs. Dorothy Woodward — BOE. Typing. FBLA Sponsor Coach DiLorenzo — Distributive Education. Assistant Coach Mrs. McDaniel helps Sharon Edwards with her accounting. VOCATIONAL SKILLS Mrs. Margaret Campbell — Typing Mrs. Genny McDaniel — Accounting. Shorthand. Typing. Bible Club Sponsor Mrs. Campbell convinces Jane Peters that Typing can be fun. Faculty 181 SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Donna Bryan — Special Education. SCA Sponsor VEGETABLES t Mr. David Wagnon — Special Education -£ ms Mrs. Tow helps Steve Williams Below. Mrs. Norma Tow — Special Education 182 Faculty Above; Mrs. Bryan advises student teachers. Below; Mrs. Joyce Massey — Special Education HOME ECONOMICS, ART, LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Mrs. Harriet Phillips— Librarian Mrs. Betty McCarver — Art. Art Club Sponsor Below; Mrs Martha Burns — Home Economics Mrs. Pierce — Assistant Librarian Above; Mrs. Clarke's class help with report cards Below; Mrs. Georgia Clarke — Home Economics, FHA Sponsor FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Bishop — French — French Club Sponsor Mrs. Dora Gene Hill — Spanish. Russian. Latin Above; Mrs Hill and her class work on Spanish projects Below; Mr. Ken- neth Williams — Band Director Mrs. Bishop helps translate French verbs to Claude Burnett. Below; Mr. Gene Barnes — Choral Triads and Velvetones Sponsor DRIVERS’ EDUCATION AND Miss Lowery and the Cheerleaders figure out their next routine. Miss Ginger Lowery — Drivers' Ed. Cheerleader Sponsor. Left; Coach James Hall — Drivers' Ed. Traffic Safety Club Sponsor Faculty 185 TEACHERS DON’T ALWAYS TEACH; SOMETIMES THEY... .. snooooooooooooooze. ... play oooga! play hide and seek. ... chew gum in the hall. .. practice karate. Foculty 187 188 TIGER POWER First row — Joe Giamalva. Jerome Sacus. Billy Warren. Charlie Woods. Robert Lindsey. Bubba Allen. Todd O'Bryant. Second row — Brian Wells. Chris Arbery. Scott Palmer. Lee Roberts. Greg Lummis. Rodney McGee. Aaron Pearson. Third row — Steve Heiberger, Timmy Denson. Ken Mitchell. Trey Butler. Jamey Mann. Mitch Moore. Dale Robertson. John Hoyt. Fourth row — Jim Nolen. Steve Lee. Guy Bryan. Jay Smith. Greg Harcrow. Greg Wills, Steve Livingston. Fifth row — Reginald Penn. Brian Vaughn. Gerald Bennett. Carey Mayes. Carl Owens. Sam Weaver. Sixth row — Darrin Garri- son, John Downing, Rodney Alford. David Parsons. Terry Tolson. Dexter Smith, Tommy Maeger. Seventh row — Jimmy Hill. Tim Ragland. Greg Pee- ples. Chip Edwards. Lionel Whorton. Mike Argo. Eight row — Steve Partridge. Greg Walker. Darryl Mostello. Danny Davis. Phillip Curl. Russel Wise. Stan Simmons. Ninth row — Jeff Lindy. Charles Carrol. Mike Carter. Leonard Jones. Wes Gwin. Tenth row — Tommy Denson. Terry Willingham — Assistant Coach. Vince DiLorenzo — Assistant Coach. Jerry Tumlin — Assistant Coach. Ronald Mayes — Assistant Coach. David Martin — Head Coach. Melvin Guyton — Student Manager 1980 Football Results Gadsden — 9 Etowah — 6 Gadsden — 6 Hokes Bluff — 12 Gadsden — 6 Southside — 28 Gadsden — 7 Vestavia — 35 Gadsden — 14 Litchfield — 25 Gadsden — 8 Emma Sansom — 14 Gadsden — 0 Talledega — 7 Gadsden — 14 Anniston — 20 Gadsden — 26 Albertville — 0 Gadsden — 35 Etowah — 14 190 Sport� TIGER PRIDE oeniors; First row— Dexter Smith. Stan Simmons. Mitch Moore. Ken Mitchell. Todd O'Bryant. Second row — Steve Heiberger. Bubba Allen. Greg Harcrow, David Parsons. Third row — Lionel Whorton, Charles Carrol. Russel Wise. Jamey Mann. Steve Liv- ingston. Fourth row — Wes Gwin. Chip Edwards. Greg Peeples. Trey Butler. The football program at G.H.S. is a character building experience for the players under the able leadership of the coach- ing staff. The qualities of good sportsmanship, per- serverance and stamina are taught along with run- ning, blocking, tackling and passing. GHS Football Coaches; Left to right — Terry Willingham — Kicking Coach. Ronald Mayes — Line Coach Vincent DiLorenzo — Q.B Coach. David Martin — Head Coach. Sports 191 TIGER SPIRIT Team shows 'Tiger Spirit Rodney Alford gams yardage for Tigers Manager Melvin Guyton takes time out for rest Coaches Ronald Mayes and Vincent DiLorenzo call a play from the sidelines. David Parsons and Ken Mitchell win toss for Tigers 192 Sporti TIGER ACTION Trey Butler gets a well deserved break. Stan Simmons awaits his turn. Sports 193 LADY TIGERS HAVE WINNING SEASON Kneeling — Jackie Trimble. Jackie Brewster. Arellia Page. Angela Smith. Terri Maddox. Kathy Burnett. Mary Coleman Standing — Jennifer Miller. Karen Swam. Felicia Vines. Polly Holcomb. Belinda Ragland. Beverly Ragland. Kathy Lindsey. James Hall. Sponsor Gadsden 41 Jacksonville 39 57 Sansom 38 48 Centre 40 36 Anniston 56 50 Hokes Bluff 36 46 Centre 35 27 Talladega 30 34 Anniston 64 38 Talladega 29 48 Etowah 18 52 Sansom 54 40 Hokes Bluff 36 31 Mtn. Brook 45 53 Sansom 33 55 Sansom 43 33 Talladega 28 31 Anniston 49 Felicia Vines shoots the free throw 194 Sports Mary Coleman sinks a basket Lynn Rolley. Darlene Young, Cassandra Vickers Standing — Deborah Robinson Patnca Davis Regina Vines, Sernta Owens Para O Kee Felicia Vines jumps for the ball Jackie Brewster shoots a layup Sports 195 G.H.S. BASKETBALL First row — Kenneth DuPree. Brent Morgan. Tommy George. Melvin Guyton Second row — Otis Adams, Cedric Graham. Anthony Dudley Third row — Cicero Curry. Randy Hardwick. Anthony Treadwell. 196 Sports Craig Dudley jumps for the ball Kenneth Dupree and Otis Adams listen to Coach Riddle with care Tommy George takes a shot Sports 197 JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Anthony Dickerson. Bnan Moste la'Teo Ehod9 Dar BrVs Hardwick. LaJuan Wright. Regmals Huff Standing — Earl Foste. Tim Coleman watches the shot Coach Wren gives the team a spirited pep talk 198 Sports Randy Hardwick chases the ball Sport� 199 GOLF VOLLEYBALL Jack Hershiger. Chris Griffith. Danny Ryan. Sam Weaver. Walley Walker. David Dowling. Steven Talley. John Hicks MorgVn.'pam Butler. SheWa Hill. JanicV Johnson De 'Se M°r9a Ka,hy H'9h,°W ” “ Underwood. Man 200 Sports SPIRIT OF ’81 Left to right — Tina Perry. Renata Prater. Kay Lambert. Lisa Taylor. Susan Denson. Cindy Wain Laura Gil- more. Jean Marie Brown. Renita Prater. Myrtle Knight. Angela McKenzie The 1980-1981 cheerlead- ers keep the spirit of Gads- den High at record peak. They are ever ready with an encouraging word for the many athletes. They make everyone feel better with their smiles and enthusiasm. Sport� 201 VARSITY Renita Prater. Junior Myrtle Knight. Junior Kay Lambert. Senior Angela McKenzie. Senior Lisa Taylor. Senior 202 Sports Sport� 203 CHEERLEADERS Jean Mane Brown. Senior Renata Prater. Junior Cindy Wain. Junior Tina Perry, Junior Susan Denson. Senior Gadsden Tiger Cheerleaders and Tiger listen to ' Tiger Rag Lisa Taylor. Renata P ater and Remta Prater hope that practice will make perfect. Clap your hands, stomp your feet, listen to the rhythm of the Tiger Beat 204 Sports Above; Jr Varsity. Stacy Snyder, Teresa Wain. Lon Hooks. Regina Green. Julie Cook. Beth Worley. Kathy McNabb. Alicia Bullock Ram. snow or shine the cheerleaders are always on time Four cheers for Mr Miller •TIGER SPIRIT” Is this Laura? Sports 205 CHAMPION SOCCER TEAM Front row — Jimmy Pyron. Paul Beall. Rodney McGee, Patrick Lyles. Matt Gsellman. John Babros. Darryl Toney. Scott Farrow Middle row___Terry Rogers. Tim Roe. Jamey Hardin, Jeff Lindey. Jason Freeman. Joe Giamalva. Avery Trammell Back row — Gerald Bennett. Alan Sweat. Whitney Hol- comb. Lee Roberts. Trey Butler. Herbert Dupree. Roderick Granger. Scott Palmer 206 Sports Coach Black gives the team a pep talk. Jon Babros steals ball from opposing player. Sports 207 TIGER WINNERS First row — Beth Worley. Steven Scott. Matt Gsellman. Mike Cofield. Mike Hunter, Theresa Wain Second row — Danny Davis. Rodney McGee. Tommy Maeger, Guy Bryan. Greg Walker. Gerald Bennett. Third row — Coach DiLorenzo. Mike Carter. Darryl Mostella First row — Jud Dawson. Matt Gsellman. David Jackson, Tim Roe, Rocky White. Second row — Coach Gwen Brothers. Morgan Holley. Mitch Moore. Mark Guest. Todd Miller. Charles Carroll. Jon Williams 208 Sports SUPER SWIMMERS First row — Angela McKenzie. Alicia Bullock. Anne Kathryn Campbell. Vicki Jones. Sarah Cusammo. Julie Cook. Stacy Snyder Susan Den- son. Second row — John Batson. Kim Thomas. Robbie Dressman. Mark Lytle. Bart Bailey. Keith Elliott. Ricky Massey Third row — Jimmy Hill. Lee Roberts. Greg Lummis. Philip Ivey. Robert McKenzie. Mark Cook Rob McKenzie, Greg Lummmis. Mark Cook, and Robbie Dressman rest for next event Mark Lytle. k v and Angela McKenzie prepare for race mu 4 mi u Sports 209 BASEBALL REGION CHAMPS I°w A'J?ey ohn ip?' ?an Cars,lle- M,ke Ar9°- Tim Burgess, lerry I olson, David Mann. Jay Smith. Jason Freeman. Geoff Elrod. Scott Naylor. Davis. Alicia Bullock Back row — Jean Marie Brown. Kathy McNabb. Todd Kircus. Russell Wise. Mike Hopper. Barry Gross. Ronnie Douthard Hopper. Tommy George. David Godwin. Aaron Pearson. Ray Cumby. Stan Simmons. Jamey Mann. Coach Rick Arthur Gadsder 5 Colbert H«f| pts 6 3 Grissom 1 7 Johnson 3 5 Grissom 0 7 Grissom 1 3 Butler 10 0 Butler 9 12 Sansom 4 0 Sansom 10 2 Albertville ' 13 1 Talladega 5 2 Etowah 1 12 5 Litchfield 9 7 Arab 4A 3 1 SansonfcC 3 Gadsden . 4 Litchfield 2 Albertville 5 Anniston 2 Jacksonville 4 Talladega 2 Johnson 14 Hokes Bluff 0 Sansom 2 Hewitt-Trussville 6 Saks 2 Anniston 1 Talladega 2 Albertville Albertville Grissom Lee 9 5 8 4 3 1 3 3 9 0 12 4 3 3 6 2 210 Sports Sports 211 Stan Carlisle ready to make the play Coach Arthur gives instructions. TIGERS IN ACTION Todd Kircus and Tommy George keep the bench warm Russel Wise gets ready to tag man at second Tigers warm up for big game 212 Sports Above. Stan Simmons and Stan Carslile discuss game play Above; Ray Cumby watches the play Above; Kathy McNabb keeps the score straight Sports 213 BOYS’ TRACK w ' ■ A Front row — Guy Bryan. Dale Roberson. Rodney Alford. Tim Ragland. Second row — Lenord Jones. Danny Davis. Cris Arbery. Rodney McGee. Third row — Andy Fredrick. Byron Payne. Gerald Bennet. Edwin Johnson. Fourth row — John Hoyt. Ken Mitc- hell. Greg Peoples. Trey Butler. Scottsboro 79 Albertville 39 Boaz 18 Gadsden 15 Gadsden 68 Glencoe 58 Etowah 16 Southside 63 Gadsden 59’ a Hokes Bluff 52% Etowah 13 Gadsden 67 Southside 63 Ashville 10 Albertville 71 Hokes Bluff 41% Gadsden 36% Gadsden 75 Glencoe 34 Fort Payne 10 214 Sports GIRLS’ TRACK Front row — Sonja Warren. Sarita Owens. Bridget Davis. Pam Butler Second row — Jennifer Miller. Pat Davis. Lynn Rolley. Lisa Tinker. Third row — Susan Denson. Kathy Burnett. Terri Maddock. Arellia Page. Regina Vines. Top row — Polly Holcombe. Lisa Taylor. GIRLS' 1981 TRACK RECORD Gadsden 71 Gadsden 63ft Glencoe 35 Talladega 59ft Etowah 24 Anniston 32ft Albertville 26ft Gadsden 65 Etowah 18 Southside 46 Sansom 18 Etowah 34 Hokes Bluff 16 Hayes 51ft Gadsden 50 Gadsden 44ft Carver 49 Albertville 28ft Anniston 36ft Scottsboro 22 Albertville 28 Gadsden 62 1 Region- —10 Champions. Glencoe 41 2 Second Place in Section Meet. Fort Payne 25 3 Seven girls qualified for State Meet. Gadsden 76 Southside 31 Sports 215 GADSDEN HIGH’S FIRST MAY DAY Judson Bradford makes sure his homeroom will win the volleyball game Michael Chappel, Susan Denson. Laura Estes and Mrs Bryan take time out. 216 Sports Right; Rowena Bruster and Tracy Ball are on the last stretch! Who will win this race for their homeroom'? What is Angela Smith trying to do9 They are beginning to feel the success of sweet victory Ina Semrick and Kris Gsellman laugh too hard to finish the race Ken Mitchell directs traffic in the ball field Left Sonja Warren Doss. Btrda Williams and Sheena Zeigler don't agree with the ref- eree's decision. sport� 217 Jon Grutchfield and Janie Garrison can’t wait for the ball. Laura Estes eyes the ball Jimmy Thomas is enjoying May Day activities. Jeffery Young jumps to make a winning point for his homeroom. Students try to find out if their homeroom is ahead Chuck Huguley tallies the scores Far Left; Janie gives classman instruc- tions Left Lisa McAlpin can't figure out what to do OFFICIAL MAY DAY WINNERS Betsy Rutenberg accepts the Spirit Stick for Mrs. Wilson s homeroom. Julie Cook and Isoiena Clayton accept for Mrs. Shamblin’s homeroom. Right; Alan Wilson. Tim Ragland and Darryl Toney accept for Mrs. Bullock's homeroom Laura Estes and Susan Denson accept for Mrs Bryan's homeroom Angela McKenzie accepts for Mrs. McCarver's homeroom. 219 SPORTS dnaNnoH 222 TIGER TRIBES ALPHA PSI OMEGA Saundra Gadson. Amelia Booker. Angela McGee. Sheena Zeigler. Renata Prater. Ruby Prater. Renita Prater. Kim San- ders. Mrs. Donald — Sponsor. 224 Clubs Kneeling — Maggie Knight. Vonda Pierce. Felicia McAlpin. Myrtle Knight. Freda Booker. Standing — Vanessa Zeigler. Bonita Patrick. Linda Miller. Stephanie Wyatt. Elaine Chandler. Tamalyn Gran- ger. Mrs. Donald — Advisor. Right; Saundra and Cathy come as their ancestors. BETA PSI EPSILON Kneeling — Cindy Bullock, Lori Goss, Sherrell Johnson, Kim Livesay. Kim Thomas, Lynn Green. Cindy Campbell Standing — Teresa Parks. Connie Cushing, Debra Thompson. Sara Pruett. Jennifer Howard. Vicky Calhoun, Pam Furhman. Barbara Payne. Julie Davis, Mr DiLorenzo — Advisor. DELTA SIGMA CHI First row — Paula Elkins. Anita Leitner. Grata Noah. Carol Brackett. Rhonda Armstrong. Cindy Haney. Second row — Carl Howard — Advisor. Ann West. Alesia Morgan. Penny Burks. Amy Hutchinson. Mary Ann McElroy. Tina Lamberth. Judy Quinn. Judy Hutchinson. Third row — Terri Maddock, Donna Steel. Sheila Spurlock. Beth Johnson, Carol Frisby. Laura Lumpkin. Mickey Wildman. Cathy Weems, Karen Jordon. Clubs 225 r PHI OMEGA PHI First row — Lisa Taylor. Jane Peters. Polly Holcomb. Mary McNulty. Jeana Marie Brown. Laura Steffy. Darlene Moses. Gina Bolton. Lori Wise. Stacy Culp. Kristy Downing. Stacey Snyder. Second row — Rhonda Smith. Mary Francis Heaton. Kathy Burnett. Lana Farrow. Jeannie Johnson. Connie Curl. Stacy Stansell. Tracey Tucker. Regina Green. Liz Pillitary. Cherie Watley. Kay Lambert. Cheryl Sington. Racheal Cox. Alicia Bullock. Fourth row — Cathy McNabb. Lori Hooks. Margaret Wetzel. Susan Denson. Jacque- line Massey. Janice George. Lisa Hill. Kelli Hunt. Dana Johnson. Angela McKenzie. Carol Frisby. Melissa Dawson. Vicky Jones. Patti Spradlin. Beth Watford. Vicky Collins. Kristy Sherman. Connie Batey. Amanda Sims. David Wagnon — Advisor. Below; Laura sleeps while others build the float. First row — Valerie Trammel. Renita White. Cathy Hightower. Carlene Kenon. Pamela Butler — President. Second row — Para O'Kee. Claudette Jones. Bonita Davis. Marva Morgan. Monica Fomby. Valenor Mathis. Mrs. Wilson — Advisor SIGMA CHI EPSILON Is Carol Frisby camera shy?!? Top to bottom — Coach Dilorenzo — Advi- sor. Betsy Rutenburg. Beverly Bugg. Sally Krebs. Shawn Gsellman. Ramona Green. Suzy McDuffy. Linda Abel. Sherry Moon. Cindy Gains. Michelle Pruitt. Kelly Lipscomb. Patti Klowskowski. Amy Evans. Janie Garri- son. Ellen Upton. Tracy Edwards. Donna Dean. Lynn Roberts. Tina Perry. Leigh Corf- man. Nita Farrow. Laura Rampey The Three Stoogettes enjoy their lunch. Right; Janice George goes wild between classes! TRAFFIC SAFETY COUNCIL First row — Sonja Warren. Lynn Rolley. Ronnie Douthard. Delores Johnson. Arellia Page. Monica Fomby. Teresa Fomby. Vonda Pierce. William Brown Second row — Lacy Robinson. Valerie Trammel. Todd Huff. Darryl Toney. Kenneth Dupree. Herbert Dupree. Otis Adams. Danny Wat- ford __President Third row — James Page. Inga Stums. Denise Morgan. William Watts. Rodney Alford. Judson Bradford. Michael Burnett. James Hall — Advisor Fourth row — Edwin Johnson, Felicia Vines. Aaron Pearson. Quinton Jenkins. Barry Byers CHECKER CLUB First row — Kirk Garner. Laura Steffey. Kim Gillman. Darlene Moses. Julie Wolfe. Cindy Wain. Jean Marie Brown. Kathy Brooks. Trey Butler — President. Second row — Scott Naylor. Greg Lummis. Chip Edwards. Stan Simmons. Scott Skipper. Jamie Mann. David Parsons. Morgan Hol- ley. Mike Hopper. Third row — Mitch Moore. Mike Argo. Dale Roberson. David Rary. Sam Weaver. Scott Palmer. Craig Dixon. Tim Burgess Fourth row — Mark Cook. Steve Heiberger. Todd Miller. Jay Smith. Alan Sweat. Robbie Driskell. Jay Herrod. Cort Harwood. Kane Kulas. Jud Dawson. Greg Peeples 228 Clubs F.B.L.A. First row__Gina Harwood. Darlene Moses. Tracy Tucker. Christie Sherman. Julie Wolfe. Vanessa Varner. Tresea Hawkins. Sonya Looney. Angela Johns. Carlene Kennon. Mrs McDaniel Advisor Second row — Sharon Naylor. Donna Elsie. Tina Lambert. Tammy Ramsey — President. Cindy Haney Cheryl Sington Sharon Edwards. Jennie Johnson. Kim Sanders. Denise Morgan. Sharon Sanders. Marva Morgan Third row — Dorothy Woodward. Advisor Julie Davis. Lisa Foster. Lisa Hill. Jana Weaver. Charlene Fennell. Patty Bursells. Elisa Dyke. Meche Nelms. Lisa Vines. Jackie Cherry. Deidra Vaughn. F.H.A. First row — Donna Wright. Claudette Jones. Vonda Pierce. Teresa Fomby. Vanessa Varner. Gina Blair Second row — Laura Burston. Trisha Baker. Pam Wright. Stephanie Smitherman. Third row — Angela Baker. Ruby Prater. Sheena Zeig- ler. Angel McGee. Elaine Chandler. Fourth row — Karen Jordan. Jeannie Fragnoli. Hattie Rudolph. Lee Ann Bowman. Club 229 HI-Y BIBLE CLUB 230 Clubs ) CLUBS or DECA CLUB Pam Ferman. Rodney Veal. Alesia Morgan. Lynn Robert. Joy Knight. Grata Noah. Jane Curtis. Cathleen Stevens. Second row — Scott Thomp- son. Vicki Calhoun. Alan Sweat. Janet Byers. Paula Elkins. Donna Steele. Sheila Spurlock. Barbara Payne. Judy Amberson, Denita Suits. Tiffa- nie Fazell. Third row — Mr Howard Adviser. Jay Herrod. Robbie Driskell. Kane Kulas. Chuck Esco. Phillip Warren. Wade Gregerson. Todd Bar- ber. Randy Beck. Brett St. John. Allison Mills. Cort Harwood. Laura Lumpkin. Marvin Sims VICA CLUB Clubs 231 Stan Carlisle. Erica Daniels. Penny Garmon. Preston Vickers. Sheila Hill. Rebecca Page Row 2 — Charles Nails, Todd O'Bryant, Alan Mack. Mac Butler. Donny Kircus. Barry Beal. Ernesto Johnson — Sponsor. Derrick Timmons. Greg Harcrow. Steven Batey. Benita Cherry. Ingra Sturns. Stephanie Heard. Jackie Watson COMPUTER CLUB Kneeling — Randy Beck. Herbert Dupree. Leigh Cochran. Saundra Gadson. Lisa Hill. Richard Selby. Darryl Toney. Standing — Mrs. Skipper — Sponsor. Keith Longshore. Jeff Chandler. David Harlow. Patrick Lyles. Michael Sweetm. INTER CLUB COUNCIL Row 1 Shawn Gsellman. Darryl Toney. Lori Goss. Jean Marie Brown. Molly Pruett Row 2 — Ralph Dobbins, Connie Cushinq Laura Gilmore Saundra Gadson. Cathy Semrick. Row 3 — David Harlow. Danny Wofford. Chuch Huguley. Todd Miller Jon Wil- liams. Johnny Day Tyrus Foster. Mark Cook. Trey Butler. Russell Wise. Kent Richard. Row 4 — Kristi Downing Randa Smith Jan- ice George. Laura Steffey. Cheryl Sington. Mary McNulty. 232 Clubs 4-H Kneeling — Shari Owens. Sonja Warren. Darlene Young. Lynn Greene. Kim DuPree Standing — Mark Ivey. Saundra Gadson. Hatti Rudolf. Jeanetta Underwood. Stephanie Smitherman. Linda Riggins. Theresa Fomby. Beth Silvey. RED CROSS Hertz awaits the 3:00 bell First row — Donna Elsea. Eric Daniels. Lisa Hill Second row — Wayne Walker. Pattie Busselle. Tammy Ramsey. Laura Estes Third row — Gary Walker. Cathy Semirick. Saundra Gadson Clubs 233 FRENCH CLUB Row 1 — Tracy Tucker. Kristen Downing, Vickie Jones Row 2 — Shay Stokes. Carol Brackett. Cindy Bullock, Brenda Smith. Tammy Jenkins. Sara Pruett. Cindy Hill, Caroline Stringfellow. Amy Hutchinson. Judy Hutchinson, Regina Green Row 3 — Mrs Bishop — Sponsor. Brian Upton. Carl Myers. Janice Dixon, Saratha Herron. Pam Kirpatrick. Phil Lonnergan, Bobby Riley, Whitney Holcomb. Mark Guest. Jeff Chandler Roy Wadsworth SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Laura Steffy — President. Cathy Semirick — Vice-President. Nancy Roberson — Reporter. Leigh Cochran. Saundra Gadson. Rhonda Armstrong. Mary McNulty. Molly Pruett. Darryl Toney, Rob McKenzie. Tim Roe. Lisa Tinker 234 Clubs RUSSIAN CLUB Saundra Gadson — 1 st Vice-President. David Wheeler Johnny Day — President. Anne Pruett Darryl Toney. Mrs Hill — Sponsor LATIN CLUB Kneeling Lynn Green. Cathy Semrick. Sara Pruett. Debbie McCluney Sonja Warren. Angel McGee Standing — Phil Lonnergan. Steve Partridge Thomas Ward. Janie Garrison. Julie Cook. Scott Thomas. Hugh Esco Clubs 235 THE MAGNAVOX STAFF The Magnavox is the official organ of the student activities of Gadsden High. The purpose of the Magnavox is to publish the news of the school, to create a better understanding between the pupils and their par- ents. The newspaper also keeps the alumni in contact with the school and creates better school spirit. Paul Beal, George Holley. Bill Godfree. Phil Lonnergan. Jeff Roberts. David Parsons. Stacy Culp. Caroline Strmgfellow. Melissa Dawson. Laura Estes. Anita Leitner. Kelli Hunt. Mrs Donald. Mitch Moore. Jean Marie Brown. Nancy Roberson. Cathy Weems. Cindy Haney. Melinda Parris. Whitney Holcomb. Jamey Mann. Scott Skipper, Mark Hopper. Todd Kircus. Scott Palmer. Jamey Ramsey. Rodney Gilchrist Editor and Photographer — Nancy Roberson Co-Editor — Anita Leitner M; Co-Editor — Linda McDaniel 236 Clubs Advertising Managers — Scott Skipper. Laura Estes Business Managers — Whitney Holcomb. Jamey Mann Circulation Managers — Kelli Hunt. Mendy Parris Right; Jamey Mann — Sports Editor; Phil Lonnergan. Jean Marie Brown — News Edi- tors; Caroline Strmgfellow. George Holley — Feature Editors Senior Staff; Back row — David Parsons. Jamey Mann. Mitch Moore. Kelli Hunt. Mendy Par- ris. Scott Skipper. Front row — Kay Lambert. Jean Brown. Nancy Roberson. Anita Leitner. Laura Estes Laura Estes. Kelli Hunt. Scott Palmer. Anita Leitner. Nancy Roberson, and Mendy Parris — Layout Staff. Artist — Scott Palmer Clubs 237 STUDENT COUNCIL ASSOCIATION Student Council Association; Mary McNulty, Ellen Upton, Tyrus Foster, Janice George. Ralph Dobbins. Molly Pruett, Mark Cook, Chuck Huguley. President Vice-President Vice-President Mark Cook Tyrus Foster Chuck Hughley 238 Clubs Treasurer Ellen Upton Parliamentarian Ralph Dobbins Secretary Molly Pruett Chaplain Janice George The S.C.A. has worked very hard this year. We began by selling $4200 in ads for the football programs dur- ing the summer. When fall came, there were football games, spirit- getters, and dances. The Tiger Talk was compiled and sold. Homecom- ing 1981, the Christmas Dance, and Mafia Day were all very successful. We held class officers elections, helped pay for the remodeling of the boys’ restrooms, and hosted a lead- ership workshop for high schools in north and central Alabama. The S.C.A. was also responsible for Stunt Night and Twirp Week, and both were terrific. This year’s S.C.A. has enjoyed working for Gadsden High and are very proud of their school. CRUCIBLE STAFF Sitting — Kim Gillman, Kirk Garner — Editor, Mrs. Doris Smith — Advisor, Elisa Dyke. Saundra Gadson First row — Mary Ann McElroy. Nita Farrow. Patti Spradlin, Jacquelyn Massey. Connie Batey. Kevin Silvey. Second row — Alan Heald. Suzanna Armstrong. Linda Miller, Beverly Bugg. Victor Sharp. Patrick Lyles, Vanessa Zeigler. The CRUCIBLE Staff of 1981 has dedicated many long hours to produce the CRUCIBLE. We have worked diligently to give you the best annual possible. Along with the selling of ads to lower the cost of the yearbook, the staff has also been responsible for the magazine sale, sponsoring the Coronation Ball, Senior Notable elections and CRUCIBLE pre-sales. Editor Kirk Garner and Advisor Doris Smith smile happily for the camera. 240 Clubs Senior Staff Members; Patti Spradlin, Elisa Dyke. Kirk Garner — Editor. Doris Smith — Advisor. Kim Gillman. Saundra Gadson Crucible advisor Doris Smith and Magnavox advisor Mildred Donald admire each others work Staff Members at their best Junior Staff Members; Linda Miller. Nita Farrow. Beverly Bugg Standing — Vanessa Zeigler. Kevin Silvey. Sophomore Staff Members; Jackie Massey. Suzanna Armstrong. Connie Batey, Mary Ann McElroy, Victor Sharp. Alan Heald. Patrick Lyles. Staff members display items available in the school store Clubs 241 THE GADSDEN HIGH SCHOOL TIGER BAND The Gadsden High School Tiger Band had a very interesting and pro- ductive year. This year the Tiger Band, under the direction of Ken Wil- liams, made superior ratings at State and District competition and at Mid- south Band Festival. The Gadsden High School Band has the distinction of being the first band to pass district since 1964. The Tiger Band received the rating of excellent at a competition at Six Flags over Geor- gia. The drum major, Keith Longshore, made a rating of one at the Home- wood Marching Festival. The Stage Band of Gadsden High went to solo and ensemble competi- tions. Many members competed. One member, Stacy Stancell, has been named a member of the State Orchestra. Left; Keith Longshore. Drum Major First row — Mary Frances Heaton, Suzy McDuffie, Tracy Miller. Tracy Tucker, Stacy Stancell. Laura Cook, Kathy Sisler, Carla Frazier Second row — Shawn Gsellman. Alesia Morgan. Jeanne Johnson, Connie Curl. Lana Farrow. Caroine Stringfellow. Alice Turner. Ramona Green Third row— Laura Nance. Bonita Patrick Fourth row — Rhanda Smith. Sonya Looney. Fifth row — Amy Hutchinson. Linda Abel. Beverly Bugg. Sharon Edwards. Nita Farrow. Sherry Whatley. Tana Perry. SILKS AND COLOR GUARDS The flag bearer. Mary Heaton, and Nancy Roberson are rained on in the Homecoming parade Clubs 243 TRUMPETS LOW BRASS 244 French Horns; Judy Hutchinson. Laina Farrow. Teresa Parks. Martin Kircus. Alice Turner. Baritones; Connie Batey. Keith Longshore. Traci Tucker. Trombones; Mark Ivey. Bobby Riley. Jennifer Howard. Uavio nanov Jeff Chandler. CLARINETS Top to bottom — Delores Floyd. Tina Lowery. Teresa Hawkins. Jeannie Fragnoli, Sandy Parks. Melinda Brown. Leann Bowman. Tana Perry. Julie Wal- drop. Tammy Granger. Bemta Patrick. Susan Byers. Kim Stevens. Lisa McAlpin. Sonya Looney. Connie Curl. Stacey Stansell. FLUTES Top row — Gina Johnson. Traci Miller. Vicki Collins, Brenda Blackerby, Christy Barnes Middle row — Chris Gsellman. Karen Crook. Amy Hutchinson. Kathy Sisler. Third row — Cindy Hill. Regina Fraiser. Kathrina Elkins. LOW WOODWIND Sherry Whatley. Carla Frasier. Laura Cook SAXOPHONES Laura Nance, Denise Stimpson, Jeanne Johnson, Evelyn Eguirre. Joni Lee Second row___________ Kevin Silvey. Susan Cook. Shawn Gaylin, Suzy McDuffie. DRUMS Shane Ellison. Melvin Wofford. Joe Stocks. Robert Turk. Steven Birchfield. Richard Cox. 246 Club� SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Sitting — Jeannie Johnsin. Connie Curl. Stacy Stancell. Denise Stimpson. Carla Fra- zier. Standing — Martin Kircus. Keith Longshore. David Harlow. Robert Burton. Band members enjoy their lunch break It's number one! BAND OFFICERS First row — Martin Kircus. Keith Longshore. Robert Burton. Back row — Jeannie Johnson. Connie Curl. Stacy Stansell. Tyrus Foster Clubs 247 VELVETONES Racheal Cox. Cindy Wain. Traci Tucker. Stacy Stancell. Alicia Bullock. Laura Gilmore. Renata Prater. Connie Curl. Sallie Krebs. Jeanne Johnson. Kathy McNabb. Second row — Alice Turner. Carol Frisby. Sherrel Sington. Mary McNulty. Liz Pilitary. Regina Green. Rhanda Smith. Tyrus Foster. Ken Mitchell. Clayton Mills. Third row — Trey Butler. Greg Peeples. Janice George Rocky White. Russel Wise. Martin Kircus. Mark Ivey. Fourth row — Kane Kulas, Tim Roe. Carey Mayes. Alan Moorer. Todd Miller. David Riley. Robert Burton. Keith Longshore. The Velvetones is a choir consisting of the advanced music students. It is the highest honor a music student can achieve. Gadsden High is very proud of their partici- pation in the competitions. Congratulations, Velvetones. Clayton Mills demonstrates his vocal ability. 248 Clubs TRIADS Kim Davis. Cathy Weems. Connie Cushing, Donna Dean. Delores Floyd. Kathy Sisler, Kim Livesay, Lana Farrow. Amy Evans. Sherrel Johnson Second row — Kim Thomas. Ellen Upton. Amanda Sims. Caroline Stringfellow. Cindy Gaines. Brenda Blackabee. Dana Johnson. Kay Lambert Third row — Lori Hooks. Suzanna Armstrong. Lisa Taylor. Velisa Fells. Pam Rhoden. Cherie Whatley. Jackie Massey. Nita Farrow. Karen Crow. Melissa Dawson The Triads have been organized for twenty six years. This is an advanced girls’ glee club. The girls are auditioned and selected for the club. To be in the Triads one must show an interest in music, be able to sing, and must apply themselves to their school work. Clubs 249 Triads perform beautifully during their concert in the courtyard. KEY CLUB Sitting — Kirk Garner. Chuck Hughley. Tim Roe. Angela McKenzie. Kent Richard. Robert McKenzie. Second row — Brian Upton. Mark Lytle. Julie Cook. Teresa Wain. Margret Wetzel. Kathy McNabb, Alicia Bullock. Lisa Taylor. Polly Holcomb. Linda Abel. Third row — Ricky Massey. Greg Lummis, David Parsons, Craig Dickson, Steve Heiberger. Chris Griffith, Scott Skipper. Morgan Holley. Bart Bailey. Chris Arbury. Fourth row — Otis Adams. Kenneth Dupree. Lee McKee. Greg Wills. Gary Walker. Robbie Dressman. Jimmy Hill. Lee Roberts. Rocky White. Todd Miller. Phillip Ivey. Mitch Moor. David Rary. Thomas Ward. Mark Cook. Key Club members help The American Heart Association sell cokes in the Mall Ken Richards works hard on decora- tions. 250 Clubs SPANISH CLUB First row — Officers; Rhonda Armstrong, Leigh Cochran, Saundra Gadson, Mary McNulty. Tim Roe Second row — Felicia Palmer, Evelyn Aguirre. Gina Kellet. Third row — Sarah Cusimano, Geidra McFarlin, Tammilyn Granger. Valerie Trammel. Adrienne Green. Darryl Toney. Tammy Wallace, Jon Babros, Cheryl Sington, Cindy White. Stacy Snyder. Alicia Bullock, Micky Wildman Fourth row — David Rosser. Chris Roberson, Linda Spivak. Christine Wakeem, Allison Graves. Beth Silvey. Shari Owens. Joey Phillips. Chris Arbery. Jason Freeman. Steve Talley. Leslie Taylor. Mark Lytle. Robbie Holloway Fifth row — James Gray. Donna Green, Jim Semrick. Katrina Elkins. Christi Miles. Melissa Parris. Melinda Parris. Molly Pruett. Nancy Robertson. Greg Lummis. Bart Bailey. Allison Heald. Laura Steffey. Margaret Wetzel Sixth row — David Hardin. Tana Perry. Jeanetta Underwood. Anne Pruett. Craig Dickson. Greg Wills. Connie Batey. Betsy Rutenberg, Mitch Moore. Rob McKenzie, Kristi Sherman. Joseph Cole. Above Left; Senior Magnavox staff goofs off instead of working on the paper. Above Right; Old members of National Honor Society Left; Darryl Toney and David Wheeler find a new friend. Right; Kim Smith drives the Red Cross Club in the Homecoming parade. Clubs 251 SIGMA CHI DELTA Beverly Bugg. Janet Byers. Linda Abel. Sallie Krebs. Betsey Rutenberg, Laura Gillmore. Melisa Dawson. Lee Wadsworth. Second row — Scott Naylor. Joni Lee. Jimmy Pyran. Cathy Hightower. Renata Prater. Renita Prater. Sonya Looney. Marva Morgan. Stephanie Wyatt, Renese Coleman. Susan Den- son. Jamie McDonald. Third row — Jackie Massey. Donna Dean. Sharon Edwards. Tana Perry. Carlene Kenon. William Watts. Rhonda Armstrong. Cindy White. Brenda Smith. Terri Maddock. Traci Tucker. Ellen Upton. Dana Johnson. Sherry Moon. Cindy Gaines Fourth row — Cherie Watley. Kim Stevens. Saundra Gadson, Angela McKenzie. Lori Hooks. Cheryl Sington. Anita Farrow. Velisa Fells. Alan Sweat. Fifth row — Shane Allison. Todd Huff. Susan Byers. Teresa Hawkins. Melvin Wofford. Karen Crook. Connie Curl. Jeanie Johnson. Carla Frasier. Lisa Hill. Lynn Green. Beth Hudgins. Phil Lonnergan. ART CLUB 252 Clubs First row — Bob Lindsey. Rodney McGhee. Ralph Dobbins, Pam Drenner. Randy Cofield. Steve Heiberger. Cindy Bullock. Johnny Day Second row Mark Riggins. Bryan Vaughn. Quinton Jenkins. Mike Hopper. Jamey Mann. David Parsons. Latisa Coleman. Lynn Rolley. MU ALPHA THETA Mrs. Skipper — Adviser. Polly Holcomb. Leigh Cochran. Angela Orvet. Patty Kloskowski. Rhanda Smith. Matt Gsellman. Melinda Parris. Traci Hillike. Second row — Barbara Paine. Sam Weaver. Laura Steffey, Kathy Burnett. Greg Lummis. Traci Tucker. Stacy Stancell. Jennifer Griffith. Melissa Parris. Marvin Sims. Third row — Carol Brackett. Glenda Gillaspy. Janice George. Chuck Hughley. Morgan Holley. Rocky White. Molly Pruett Jay Smith Tim Roe. Linda McDaniel. Fourth row — Jon Williams. Saundra Gadson, Steve Heiberger. Chris Griffith. Phillip Ivey. Scott Skipper John Hicks Wes Guinn Mark Guest. David Harlow. Jeff Chandler. Above; Scott can t find his Trig book. Above Left; Morgan Holley. Beth Klowk- owski. and Mitch Moore do math homework in the library Above right; Traci Hilleke thinks of math test while working on the float. Left; Mr Brown explains a math problem to Dana Johnson. Clubs 253 BETA CLUB First row — Renita Prater. Angel McGee. Laura Steffey. Polly Holcombe. Chuck Huguley. Todd Miller. Stacy Stancell. Cathy Burnett. Rachell Cox. Phil Lonnergar Morgan Holley. Lee Wadsworth Second row — Velisa Fells. Scott Naylor. Hurbert Dupree. David Rory. Jamey Mann. Lisa Taylor. Cheryl Sington. Cindy Wain. Mar McNulty. Angela McKenzie. Steve Heiberger. Danny Ryan. Mike Argo. Ken Mitchell. Third row — Kim Livesay. Jennifer Howard. Mrs. Morrow — Sponsor. Bomt Patrick. Marvin Sims. Lisa McAlpin. Vanessa Varner. Myrtle Knight. Janice George. Laura Gilmore. Molly Pruett. Alesia Morgan. Rhonda Armstrong. Caroline String fellow. Connie Cushing, Janie Garrison. Beverly Bogg. Mrs. Harrell — Sponsor. Fdurth row — Johnny Day. Denise Stimpson. Liz Pillitary. Erica Daniels. Lisa HN Debbie McClooney. Tammy Ramsey. Carol Brackett. Ralph Dobbins. Btsey Rutnberg, Scott Palmer. Linda Abel. Jid Dawson. Fifth row — Dana Johnson. Laur Estes, Melissa Parris. Melinda Parris. Anita Leitner. Nancy Roberson. Saundra Gadson, Joey Phillips. Donna Dean. David Parsons. Scott Skipper. Sallie Bickreb; Tim Roe Sixth row — Lynn Green. Carla Frazier. Keith Longshore. Connie Batey. Rocky White. Rob McKenzie. Jon Williams. Stan Carver. Greg Lummis. Davi Russamano. Greg Peeples. Mike Hopper. Brad Hester. Trey Butler. Sam Weaver, Mark Cook. Mitch Moore. Above right; Of what are you thinking Susan Denson? Above; Janice George and Cheryl Sington pretend to listen to the teacher Far Right; Students gather in the courtyard to chat. Right; Chuck Huguley thinks of Beta Club while working on the float. 254 Club� NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY New Senior Members; First row — Randy Cofield. Stacy Stancell. Mary McNulty. Traci Hillike Second row — Brad Hester. Greg Harcrow. Laura Steffy. Connie Curl. Nancy Roberson. Carol Brackett. Lisa Taylor. Laura Estes. Saundra Gadson. Third row — Rocky White. David Harlow. Todd Miller. Kent Richard. Jamey Mann. Ralph Dobbins. Mike Hop- per. Scott Skipper. Ken Mitchell. Sponsors; Mrs. Cowart and Mr. Brown The Old Members of the National Honor Society are; Molly Pruett. Leigh Cochran. Cathy Semrick. Martin Kircus. Chuck Huguley. Polly Holcomb. Janice George. Lisa Hill. Glenda Gillaspy. Shawn Gsellman. and Sara Pruett Leigh Cochran. Cathy Semrick. and Glenda Gillaspy prepare refreshments. Club� 255 N s O E T N A I B O L R E S JEAN MARIE BROWN — MARK COOK — ANGELA McKENZIE 258 Closing The Senior Notables are elected by the members of the Senior Class. These students represent the highest aspira- tions and goals that Gadsden High Seniors can and do reach. These Seniors are among the busiest students in the school. They participate in extra-curricular activities while maintaining above average grades. The 1981 Senior Notables are: JEAN MARIE BROWN MARK COOK ANGELA McKENZIE ANGELMcGEE JAMIE MANN MOLLY PRUITT KIRK GARNER LISA TAYLOR MIKE HOPPER DAVID PARSONS POLLY HOLCOMB GREG PEEPLES MARTIN KIRCUS LEIGH COCHRAN TODD MILLER SAUNDRAGADSON CHUCKHUGULEY CATHY SEMRICK DAVID PARSONS — POLLY HOLCOMB — GREG PEEPLES SAUNDRA GADSON — CHUCK HUGULEY — CATHY SEMRICK MARTIN KIRCUS— LEIGH COCHRAN —TODD MILLER Closing 259 BACCALAUREATE Pam Roden and Lisa Taylor march in the processional. Seniors solemnly sing a goodbye song. 260 Closing SERVICE Alecia Morgan displays her Beta Club stole. Janet Byers share a pensive moment with her father. Saundra Gadson, Kathy Semrick and Leigh Cochran discuss the weather. Rocky White and Liz Pillitary look to the future with confidence. Closing 261 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Cathy Semrick Leigh Cochran The graduating seniors of Gadsden High School are known for their academic excellence. The honor students are: Cathy Semrick — Valedictorian Leigh Cochran — Salutatorian Glenda Gillaspy Molly Pruett Lisa Hill Martin Kircus Kent Richard Janice George Polly Holcomb Lisa Taylor Laura Steffy David Harlow Chuck Huguley Jamie Mann Saundra Gadson Traci Hilleke Stacy Stansell Carol Brackett Connie Curl Brad Hester 262 Closing Top Ten Percent TOP AWARDS The Julia Rhinehart Award was presented to Polly Holcomb by Superintendent C. C. Davis. The James B. Allen Scholarship was awarded to Todd Miller. Mr Benny Dean presented the Cross Cup to S.C.A. President Chuck Huguley. Mr. Jack Floyd made the presentation of the Frank Cottle Award to Ralph Dobbins. Closing 263 MOMENTS Board of Education President Jack Floyd greets the graduates Kathy Semrick receives congratulations from Mr Miller. Mr. Miller leads the faculty and seniors in the processional. Kathy Burnett accepts her diploma. 264 Closing TO REMEMBER Closing 265 GRADUATION Mayor Steve Means addresses the 1981 grad- uating class. Clayton Mills sings a song for G.H.S. Mrs. Pat Martin sings the Invocation song. Scott Skipper receives his diploma from Mr Miller. Crucible Editor Kirk Garner accepts congratulations from his principal. Tiger Angela McKenzie bids Mr. Miller a smiling goodbye 266 Closing SCA President addresses his classmates one last time Kathy Burnett receives her reward for twelve years work Closing 267 GOODBYE SONGS kv I Choral Dir� Choral Director, Gene Barnes leads the seniors in singing the Alma Mater. SCA President, Chuck Huguley taps new Honor Society members Faculty, Seniors, and parents sing. Suzanne Childers prepares for graduation processional. 268 Closing Molly Pruitt and Janice George prepare for Honor Society Tapping. Lisa Hill must learn to wear her shoes. Carol Brackett displays her Honor Society medal. Triads and Velvetones sing for Baccalaureate service. Closing 269 COMMENCEMENT Faculty members add dignity to the processional. Joseph Cole is ready for tomorrow 270 Closing Sheila Spurlock trades a smile for her diploma Below. Elisa Dyke happily Honor student Glenda Gillaspy receives her diploma accepts her diploma. 1980-1981 Polly Holcomb lights the candle of Scholarship. Right; The 1981 Student Council Association has spent many hours to make this year a successful one. Under the leader- ship of President Chuck Huguley. they have helped to make GHS the No. 1 school in our area. Left to right, they are — Mary McNulty. Ellen Upton. Tyrus Foster. Chuck Huguley. Janice George. 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COBB, D.M.D. BROWN’S FABRICS 0m PREMIER HEALTH M FOODS 246 Rainbow Plaza Phone (205) 442-2584 Supplements for the Athletes Vitamins, Minerals and Protein 931 Meighan Blvd. BUGG FURNITURE CO., INC. “Where you deal with the owners.” Gadsden, Alabama 35901 CLARENCE and MARLYN BUGG 402 Chestnut St. Phone 546-9411 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1981 Graduating Class BANK OF GADSDEN AN ALABAMA BANCORPORATION AFFILIATE Two Convenient Locations 543-2090 Gadsden Mall Piedmont Cut Off GADSDEN HIGH SCHOOL OFFICIAL JEWELERS Class Ring — Graduation Announcements Caps and Gowns — Diplomas Lynn Clayton — Scott Clayton HERFF JONES COMPANY P.O.Box 381 Gadsden, AL 35902 Ph. 442-3245 DAW50 t— DAWSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 515 Lake Street — P.O. Box 2428 Gadsden, Alabama 35903 Sales • Service Rentals Typewriter and Business Machines Corner of 6th and Walnut St. P.O. Box 88 Gadsden, Ala. Phone: 547-7141 CHARLIE ALTMAN Pontiac — Cadillac Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, GMC Highway 77 at Airport Rd. 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Jeff Chandler Jamey Ramsey Randy Beck Lisa Hill Denise Stimpson Kathy Sisler Mike Sweetin Keith Longshore Ad. 305 A Allen, James pgs. 92.191 Amberson. Judy pgs. 92.231 B Barber, Todd Batson, John Beall. Barry . 231 92 92,231.319 Bigelow, Eric pgs. 92 Boatwright, Brian pgs. 8.93 Booker. Amelia pgs. 93. 224 Bowlin, Regina pgs. 93.113, 226, , Brackett, Carol pgs. 8. 93. 225, 234 Bradford. Judson pgs 74. 93. 216, Brooks, Kathy pgs 52. 58, 61.93, Brown, Jean Marie pgs. 46. 48. 52 Brown, Lisa pgs. 6, 93 Buchannon, Myron pgs. 94 Burks, Penny pgs. 94,225 Burnett, Claude pgs. 94 Burnett, Kathy pgs. 87.94,194, 215, 22 Burton, Robert pgs 94,105,247, 248 Busselle, Patty pgs. 94,229, 233 Butler, Mack pgs. 94,231 Butler, Trey pgs. 35, 54, 59,84. 94.103 Byers, Janet pgs. 94, 231,261 Carlisle, Stan pgs. 26,94, 210, 211,213 Carrell, Charles pgs. 95,191,208 Cobb, Andrea pgs. 6, 52,61,95 Cochran, Leigh pgs. 67, 74, 79, 80. 95. Cofield, Randy pgs. 96, 255 Chappell, Michael pgs. 95.216 Cherry, Benita pgs. 95, 231 Childers. Suzanne pgs. 95,268 )layton, Tommy pgs. 95 i, Jeffery pgs. 96 , Joseph pgs. 96, 251,270 Coleman, Latisa pgs. 96,252 Cook, Mark pgs. 26, 33. 37,44, Tore, Cheryl 96 ;ox. Pachael pgs. 96,226,24. Surl. Connie pgs. 8, 31,91.22 Daniels, Erica pgs. 54,97, t£a, 233, 254 Davenport, Regina pgs. 97 Davis, Brian pgs. 97 Davis, Joel pgs. 97,217 Denson, Susan pgs. 9,4 Dickerson, Connell pgs. Dickson, Craig pgs. 7,9 Dobbins, Ralph pgs. 75, Drenner, Pamela pgs Dyke. Elisa pgs. 98, Edwards, Chip Ellis, Steve pgs Elkins, Paula pgs. Elsea, Donna pgs. Erwin, Jeff pgs. 98 Esco, Hugh pgs. 98, $35 308 8,250,251,292 - 80, 88, 97, 232. 239, 252,254. 255, 8. 98. 252 9.240, 241,265.319 191,228 225,231 l229.233 pgs H Hill. Lisa [ Hill. Sheila Holcomb, Hopper. Huguley, Hunt, Kel Hut is Jenkins, Quinton pgs. 52,6 Johns, Angela pgs. 6,102,2 Johnson, Beth pgs. 102, 225 Johnson, Danapgs. 9, 48,52. 60,102, 226, 230,249,252, Johnson . Janice pgs. 102,200 .r-Johnaen dearfhiepgs 102,105, 226,229, 243,246,247.248, 252- Jones. Roger pgs 61,102 c «£ • - - % - . $ ? y Zf Kircus, DonaWpgei 102,231 ‘ r + . Klrcus, Martin pge 8,102,105.110,244.247,248, 9.'262.272 Kitchens LouAnn pgs '03 3 ■ - 4.. v Ktoskowski, Beth pgs 34 103, 253 V U- Kuykendall. Eric pgs. 103 ' „ , vtitAlV - A ' '■ V, � .l ' A- • . ... j am ert, Kay pgs. 52,61,103, 201,202,226,237,249 Lapsley. William pgs. 1Q3 v t ■ � ; Leitner. Anita pgs. 75,103,226, 236, 237,254 Lindsey, Oliver pgs. 103 . • LiVingston, Stephen pgs, 104,191 Longshore. Keith pftjs. 104,232, 242.244, 247, 248,254 'WH lod x 309 Mack, Alan pgs. 104, 231 Malone, Connie pgs. 104 Mann, Jamie pgs. 24, 25. 59. 61.63. 67, 74. 79.104,191.210, 228 Marshall, Willie pgs. 104 McGee, Angelnetts pgs. 6. 33. 92.104, 224, 235. 254 258 McKee, Vanessa 104 MeKenzie, Ange|a pgs. 7,24,25, 30, 41,67,82,104,201,209,219, 226 250 McNulty; Mary pgs. 7 35. 43. 54. 67, 81, 104, 226, 234, 239. 248, 251,254, 255 Mills, Allison pgs. 105, 231 Mills. Clayton pgs. 105, 248, 266, 265 Todd pgs. 7, 74. 79, 88, 92.105. 208, 228, 232, 250. 254. 255. 259, 263 292 Mitchell. Kenneth pgs. 26, 34,105.192, 214,217, 248 254 255 Moore, Josephine pgs. 105 Moore, Mitchell pgs. 49, 58.105.191,208. 228. 236. 237, 250 251 Morgan, Alecia pgs. 105. 225. 31.243, 254, 261 Morgan, David pgs. 105 Morgan, Denise pgs. 106.200.228, 229 Moses. Darlene pgs. 106.11 Page, Rebecca pgs. 106,231 Parris. Melinda pgs. 75.106 236. 237. 251,253. 254 Parris. Melissa pgs. 106, 251.253. 254 Parsons. David pgs. 52, 58. 61.84,106.191,192, 228 Peeples, Greg pgs. 107, 108, 191,214. 228, 248 Pillitary, Liz pgs. 67.107. 226, 248. 254. 261 Porter, Greg pgs. 107 Pruett. Molly pgs. 8. 74. 94,107. 230. 232. 234 239, 251 R Regland, Jane pgs 107 Rains, Todd pgs. 107 Ramsey, Tammy pgs. 43 93 107, 113.229.233.254 Ransaw, Leslye pgs. 48 52, 60, 108 Rice, Cynthia pgs. 108 Richard, Kent pgs. 8, 39. 41, I Roberson, Nancy pgs. 34 75 F Roden, Pam pgs. 1081 60 255, 262, 292 236. 237. Sanders. Donice pgs 108 Sanders. Kimberly pgs 108, 200, 224, 229 Sanders. Sharon pgs 108 229 3 4jfSemrick. Cathy pgs 74, 78, 79, Shew, Dale pgs 63, 108 244lj Simmons, Stan pgs 39, 74 ‘Sims, Marvin pgs 109, Smgton, Cheryl pgs. 99, Skipper, Scott pgs 48, Smith, Cecil pgs 109 Smith, Dekter pgs. 10 310 lnd«x 232.233. 234 191.193.210,211, .232,248. 251.252 33.109,228, 236 253 254 258 262 269 272 243 25i 254 255 235 259 261, 262 264 267 213 228 254.319 3.254 255. 237 250 25 266 292 - Smith, Kathy pgs. 109 Smith, Kim pgs 109 Speer, Wade pgs. 109 Spradlin, Patti pgs. 102,109, 226, 240 Spurlock, Sheila pgs. 110,225, 231 Stancell. Staci pgs. 110, 226, 243, 254, 247, 248. 253. 254,255, 262 Steele, Donna pgs. 110,231 Steffey, Laura pgs 76, 93.110. 226, 228. 232, 234,251.253. 254, 255, 262 Stephens. Michael pgs. 110 Stephens. Trina pgs. 110 Stimpson, Denise pgs. 110,246,247.254 St. John, Brett pgs. 110, 231 Suits, Dinita pgs. 110,231 Sumpter. Dwight pgs. 33,110 T L Tanner, Rodney pgs. 111 Taylor, Lisa pgs. 34.40, 44,45, 52, 55. 86. 92,101.111.201,2C2 215 226,249,250, 254, 255, 258. 260, 262,292 Thrasher. Lance pgs 111 Tillis, Anthony pgs. Ill u Udaka, Gary pgs 39. Ill Underwood, Felicia pgs. Ill Underwood. Pachael pgs. Ill v Varner, Vaughn Vickers. Vanessa pgs 26.52. e , Deidre pgs 111,229 Preston pgs. 112, w Walker, Wayne pgs. 112, 233 Warren, Sonja pgs. 112, 215, 217. 228, 233. 235 Watson. Gemce pgs. 112 Wat8©n, Johnny pgs. 112 W atson.Wanessa pgs. 12 iver.Uana pgs. 112 is, Cathy pgs 112, 225. 236, 237, 249 White. Rocfcy pgs 112. 208. 248, 250, 253, 264, 255. 262. Whorto®. Lionel pgs 74,112.191 Whorton. Tonye pgs 112 Birdapgs 113,217 Kevin pgs 48, 52. 60. 113 teve pgs. 113 Wise, Deborah pgs. 113 Russell pgs. 67,105.113,191,210, 212, 232. 248 food. Jeffery pgs. 105.113 food, Keith pgs. 113 Wright, David pgs. 36. 39, 29; Y Young, Jeffery pgs. 113, 218 Zeigler, Sheena pgs. 113,217, 224, 229 JUNIORS A Abbott. Tammy par� , 115 Abel. Linda pgs. 40.115. 119. 122. 227, 243,250, 253. 254 Alford. Gene pgs. 115 Agro. Mike pgs. 38. 66 114.115. 210,228, 254 Arnett. Mark pgs. 115 Ash. Mary pgs. 115 B Baker, Edward pgs 115l| Batty. Steven pgs. 115 Beck, Randy pgs. 115. 232 Bishop, Douglas pgs. 115 Bradford, Janice pgs. 115 Brown, Calvin pgs. 116 Bugg, Beverly pgs. 11.40.115.116,119,227. 240, 241.253, 252, 254. 288 Burgess, Tim pgs. 116.210.228 Burnett. Michael pgs. 35.116.228 Bullock, Cindy pgs. 116.225.230.234,252 Byers. Susan pgs. 116, 245. 252 Calhoun, Vicki pgs. 116,225 Campbell. Cindy pgs. 116,225 Carver, Stan pgs. 117,130, 254 Cherry, Jackie pgs. 117, 229 Collins, flpavid pgs. 117 Leigh pgs. 117,227 Icero pgs. 117.196 ielores Jane pgs. 117, 231 I. Connie pgs. 13. 77. 81,117, 225, 230, 232, 249, 254 10,39,40.46,52. 249, 252. 254 � 89. 118 ivis, Danny Ray pgs. 117, 208, 214 favis, Julie pgs. 118, 225. 229 lavis, Yolando Davarro pgs. lawson. William Jud9on pgs. 10. 39, Dean. Donna pgs. 10.118, 227, Dickerson. Timothy Roger pgs. Dixon, Janice pgs. 76.234 Douthard. Ronald Edwards pgs. 118, 210,228 Downing, John pgs. 118 Driskell, Robert pgs. 118,228, 231 Duke, Barry pgs. 118 m Dupree, Herbert pgs. 119, 206, 228, 232, 254 Dupree. Kenneth ppe. 5 57, 89 19, t B. 196.197, 228, 250 56. 83, 114.118, 128, 208, 228. 254 E Edwards. Jackie pgs. 119 Edwards, Sharon pgs. 10,31, Elkins, Troy pgs. 119 Esco, Chuck pgs 11S - Evans. Amy pgs. 10. |;17.11 43. 59.116,119, 227, 229, 243,252 Farrow. Nita pgs. 11,115,119, 127 Faulkner, Steven pgs. 119,244 Feazell, Tiffanie pg. 119 , Beverly Gw.; . Jeff pgs. 120 Garmon. Bobby pg: Garmon, Philip pgs Garmon, Sherry pg Garfett, Jackie pas tarnaon. Janie o'gs 'imore, Laura pgs Goldsby, Tina pgs. Gross, Lori pgs. 12' Graham, Cedric pg: Green. Eric pgs. 12 He-derson, Tin OHenry, Tracy pc Herring, nfla Herrod, Jay pa Herron, Safaml Hicks, John pgt Mill, Angie na. 1 ■plley. Morgan Howard, Jmnif Hoyt. John H Hudgins. Hudgins, tharlc Ingram, Mary pg Jenkins, Tammy pgs. 1! 'ik hnson, Deloris pgsj Jomi oaSherrelr gs i Jones TWfntha pgs. 5! Lewis. Jackie pgs. Lindsey, Cathy nos 8 jyC Lindy, Jeff pgs. 35. 124 Lipscomb, Kelly pgsTO, Livesay, Kimberly pgs. 13, Lonnergan, Phil pgs. 124, I Mann. David pgs 32.33, t?5: 210.211 Martin, Steve pg. 126 May ben, Kimberly pg. 124 McAdams. Deniso pg 124 McAlpine. Felicia pgs. 11,114.124.224.245. 254.218 McDaniel, Linda pgs. 124.130. 236. 253. 255 McDuffie, Suzy pgs 11.114.124,129. 2?7. 243. 246. 288 McKee. Lee pgs 125,250 McKenzie. Rob pgs. 39. 40.83,125,209. 234.250.251 Miller. Linda pgs. H4.125.224. 240.241 Moon. Sherry pgs. 11.125.227,252 nans, inanes pgs Naylor, Scott pgs. Naylor. Sharon pgs Neighbors. Hanry p Nelms. Meche pgs. Nolen. Jame6 pgs. 1 Saddler, Dyron pg. 101 Sandridge. Sharon pas. 101. 128 Sawyer, Renae pg. 128 Silvey, Kevin pgs. 116.128,230, 240, 241,246 Simmons, Timothy pg. 128 Sisler, Kathy pgs. 66.129.245. 249 Smith. Brenda pgs. 129. 234, 252 Smith. Jay pgs. 66.129.210, 228. 253 Smitherman, Efrem Smoot. Paul pg. 129 Stanley, Catherine pg. 129 Stevens, Cathleen pgs 129, 231 Sturns, Inga pgs. 129. 228, 231 Sumpter, Reggie pg. 129 Sweat, Alan pgs 66. 129, 206. 228, 231,252 Sweetin. Michael pgs. 129,232 T Thomas, Kim pgs. 129, 225,249 Thomas, Kristi pgs. 52, 55. 57. 230. 318 Thomason, Debbi pgs 129.225 Thompson, Scott pgs 129, 231 Timmons. Derrick pgs 130, 231 Tinker, Lisa pgs 87, 215,234 Townsend, Sylvester pg|l30 Turk, MicheaJpg 130 Turner, Jackie pg. Turner, Tammy Varner, Paul pg. 130 Veal. Lisa pg. 130 Vines, Felicia pgj 228, 228 194, 13.37,39. 52,56, ISO. Wadsworth. Lee pgs. 130, 230, 244 252. 254 Wain, Cindy pgs. 11,32,114,118,128.130.166, 201.203, 228, 230, 248, 254 Walker. Greg pgs. 130, 250 Y Warren, Phillip pgs. 130. 231 ■ i■ Watson. Jackie pgs 130.231 Weaver. Sam pgs. 36. 52. 57. 130. 200, 228, 283, 254 White, Ballinger pg; 130 White, Clifford pg. 130 Wiley. Lisa pg 130 fl Williams, Bobby pg Tvnuams, DODDy pg. Williams. Jeff pg 131 Williams, Jon pgs 11,12.32, 40, 42, 52.56, Wills, Greg pgs 131,250.251 __ . 114.131.208.219.232.253,254 i r Winborn, Vickie pg Wolfe. Julie pgs 49, 52, 56,131,228, 229 Wood. Tim pgs. 54.131 Woods, Anthony pg. 131 Woods, Steve pg 131 Worley ic pg. 131 Wrighf, Pamela pgs. 131,229 Wright, Marketta pg. 131 rz 239, 249. 252. 272 z Zeigler, Vanessa pgs. 52, 57,131.224, 240. 241,319 lnd«x 315 Chuck Huguley gives moll Polly Holcomb orders for Tuesday. Above Left; The witch and monster hate the sunshine. Above Center; Rhonda Arm- strong and Thomas Ward are ready for a night on the town. Right; Donna Barclay and Craig Martin in a ghostly pose. 316 Index DRESS UP GHS Hobos wait for the next freight train Ghosts and Goblins James Gurkins. Jane Curtis and Margaret Wetzel are jacks of all sports. Jamie Mann and Jean Mane Brown are in a patriotic mood. Traci Tucker and Laura Gilmore may join the circus. Left; Memories of childhood are not far away Jean Marie Brown is ready for Mardi Gras The old west was never like this. DAZE THE REAL Mo if Trials Tribulations of a yearbook sponsor Graduation 1969 — to be repeated in 1981 Kristie Thomas Laura Gilmore revive the Charleston era Mrs Shamblin and Mrs. Donald assure Mrs Cowart that she can face another day Jennifer Howard as Gertrude Quatlebaum Betsy Rutenburg Sallie Krebs sing in harmony. Mrs. Donald! Have you been to Chick Fil-a? Kim Gillmann absorbs American History. 318 Index STORY OF G.H.S. Janice George sure is enjoying her hamburger Below. Is this the New Mark Cook? «AUTOGRAPHS • Compliments of WEAVER CONSTRUCTION CO.