Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1985 volume:

1985 CRUCIBLE GADSDEN HIGH SCDCCL GADSDEN, ALABAMA VOLUMES� 1985 CRUCIBLE The yearbook off Gadsden High School Gadsden, Alabama EDITOR — Jan Brewer ASSISTANT EDITOR - Gina Womack ADVISOR — Mrs. Gilda Day ACTIVITIES Angela McPelers Gina Womack Tim Wilson Marcia Slav Lisa Spradfin Jan Brewer FACULTY Irene Gilmore SPORTS Sam Norris — Ediloi Alicia Sisk Mark Moates Irene Gilmore Gina Womack PHOTOGRAPHER Gina Womack CLASSES Lana Dye Jan Brewer Gina Womack Aubrey Bradford Mark Moates Marcia Slav Lisa Spradfin ORGANIZATIONS Tim Wilson — Editor Lana Dye CLUBS Ray Bullock — Editor Irene Gilmore Audrey Bradford BUSINESS MANAGER Jeff Edwards CONTENTS Activities.............3 Fall Student Attractions Nick Black. Mall Thomas. John Garner, and Scolt Carden work on Ihe Junior float Sophomore guys are all smiles. Homecoming Week Homecoming Week is one of ihe mosl fun and exciting limes of our school year. Il is a time when each class unites as one to work diligently on their float for class competition. It is the parade down Broad Street in the crisp fall air. It is the magical moment when the homecoming queen is crowned. And it is the fans cheer- ing their tigers on for a Homecoming Victory! The 1984 version of G.H.S. Homecoming was no ex- ception. The Sophomore Class took first place with their float entitled. Tigers Press the Jackets featuring a huge Tiger ironing a yellow jacket with several jackets already hung neatly pressed in cleaner bags. The Senior Class came in a close second with their Bug-Killing float. Zap the Jackets. The game was an exciting one! Students and alumni alike cheered their Tigers on to win over the Glencoe Yellow Jackets. But before the victory came the half-time presentation of the Homecoming Court. The G.H.S. band played Lionnel Richie's Hello as all the maids were announced. This year the Queen was not revealed until half-time, adding to the evenings suspense. Amidst the anticipation the 1959 Homecoming Queen crowned Sr. Dena Armstrong as the 1984 Queen. ' Sherrie Gable dresses up as Cyndi Lauper on punk rock day! Tonya Fleming works hard. Mariah Nowlin. Jan Brewer. Tammi Maddock. and Dana Slalen are ready for Florida. John Massey is excited about Homecoming. Alison Roberts looks on as the Senior float takes shape. Betty Underwood, mascot Lynda Beverly, and Penelope Roberson enjoy the game. (amie Naylor. Dianna Smith. Amy Owen and Gena Wills participate in the parade. David Ryan and Bruce Johnson work diligently on the Senior float. r.i (:.u m and faj Credit reSnman Waid: ABOVE: Sophomore Float — 1st Place BELOW: Senior Float — 2nd Place ABOVE: Junior Float — 3rd Place BELOW: Freshman Float — 4th Place a ridtmad ance Tracy Bright and Rosie Cook find a new friend. Kelle Keeling and Scott Parr take a break from dancing. Carole Cain and Clint Ray arrive at the dance. |ohn Massey and Sarah Humphries cuddle for the camera. Students dance the night away! Mike Foster and Shannon Sherman smile for the camera. Senior S(ey C ub Sweethearts Carole Cain escorted by Clint IQay -Atiion Roberts escorted by Cobby “99 $amie Way lor e Ac or led by Atan aCoveman J}uniord Hit brie JbrtSSmun e Started by 7Hatt Dk anxus 4my CXv cn ruortrd by 'jobn bdtynalds J(rtL pollorL r started by Andrew fdobrrts (jtna Willi ruortrd by Dim Wilson Irene Gilmore and Sam Norris are all smiles. Dana Slaten and date cuddle lor the cam The leadout begins. (Carole Cain escorted by Clint Ray) « fn? Beth McCoy in disguise! men indu-y e Started by obn 7Hassey Cti za Ltl Xitt ruortrd by £nc _Jdiyyins jbianna «Smitb ruortrd by C barlir JJul� C atbrrinr «Smitb ru ortrd by avid partridy J nd Sophomores Jeff Jones and date share a quiet moment. ▲ Students dance to the music of Fast Forward A ▼ St udents £lnjoy Uafentine 3 2b ance Key clubbers enjoy leadout dance. Jamie Naylor spies the camera. Alison Roberts enjoys leadout dance. Peter Spivak and Evelyn Aguire dance the night away. Carole Cain loves to dance! Tracy Jones finds her date amusing. Irene Gilmore and Sam Norris Monica Whisenhant and Douglas Guyton Dena Armstrong and Doug Ford Alison Roberts and Jodie Smith Traci Timmons and Spencer Williams Carole Cain and Bobby Bugg amm iE ♦ ,• V la |?NeUaToDinson n 7ne piv Every spring the Senior Class is asked I� vole for their classmates whom they feel have contributed the most to their class and school through strong leadership, high ethics and morals, scholastic and athletic achievements, and other outstanding characteristics These sixteen young adults are usually the most active in the entire school. The 1985 Senior Notables are no exception! Pictured hen; are sixteen such Noteworthy Seniors upon which one of Codsden High s top honors has been bestowed. We pre- sent to you the 1985 Senior Notables. DEN A ARMSTRONG was our 1984 Homecoming Queen. She has been a |.V. and Varsity Cheerleader. Key Club Sweetheart. 2 yrs.: Homecoming Maid. 3 years: and a member of Hl-Y and Beta Club. CAROLE CAIN received the honor of Coronation Queen 1985 She is very active as Senior Class Secretary. Beta Club President and captain of the Girl’s Cross Country Team. IRENE GILMORE was Senior Beauty. Sophomore Beauty. Coronation Court. 2 years; Homecoming Maid. 2 years: Key Club Sweetheart. 2 years: |V and Varsity Cheerleader. Moat Outstanding Football Cheerleader. 1 yr.: and a member of Mu Alpha Theta and Beta Club. ALISON ROBERTS has read our morning devotions this year as Student Council Chaplain. She has been recognized as a National Merit Commended Student: National Honor Society President: Key Club Sweetheart. 1 year. Mu Alpha Theta. 3 yrs.: Scholar's Bowl. 2 yrs.; and Beta Club. 3 years. fo’NETTA ROBINSON was our Head Varsity Cheerleader and selected Most Outstanding Cheerleader '85. She was in (Coronation (Court 4 years; Who’s Who Among American High School Students: Beta Club. 3 years: Key Club, and Oratorical Contest Winner TRACI TALLEY was a Varsity Cheerleader. 2 years: ).V. Cheerleader. 2 yrs.; Key Club Sweetheart. 4 yrs.; Beta (Club and Mu Alpha Theta. TRACY TIMMONS served as Color Guard Head. She served as National Honor Society Secretary. Senior (Coronation Maid; Who's Who Among American High School Students: Beta Club Vice- President: Spanish Club President: Key Club and Scholar Bowl Team. MONICA WHISENANT has been head majorette for 3 years. She was in the Coronation Court 2 years; Senior Beauty: Spanish National Honor Society; Beta Club Chaplain: and in Mu Alpha Theta and Key Club. BOBBY BUGG was editor of the Magnavox. has held first pisition on the Tennis Team for three years and was captain this year. He was a member of the Beta Club. 3 yrs.; Key Club. 4 yrs.: and was the Senior Class Vice President. DOUG FORD was the President of the Senior Class, a member of the Senior Coronation Court, and the photographer for the ’’Magnavox.” He was a member of Beta Club. Key Club and Drama Club. DOUGLAS GUYTON was elected Most Valuable Player of the football team this year after being on the team for four years. He was a member of the Coronation Court. 3 years: baseball team. 4 yrs.: and par- ticipated in Homecoming activities all four years. SAM NORRIS was a member of the Coronation Court for four years and was Head Kingsman his Senior year. He played football. 4 yrs.: was Crucible Sports Editor. |unior Class Vice President, and Key Club Vice President. PETER SPIWAK was President of the Student (kruncil. He was a member of the Track Team. Soccer Team. 2 yrs.; Golf Team. Hi-Y. 2 yrs.; Bible Club and received awards in both literary and visual arts. OHN REYNOLDS was Football Team (Captain after having been a member of the team for four years. He was on the Magnavox.” 4 yrs.. and served as their Sports Editor, two years He was u member of the Key Club. 3 yrs. and served as Key Club Vice President his senior year. JODIE SMITH was King of the 1985 Coronation Court after being a court member for three years. He was a member of the Key Club 4 years, and served as Key Club President his senior year; he was a member of the National Honor Society. 3 yrs.. and served as Vice-President his senior year, he was a memtier of the football team 4 yrs.. and was team captain his senior year. SPENCER WILLIAMS was a Letterman in football, three years; basketball, two years; and track, three years. He was a member of the Coronation Court for three years and served as a reporter for the Magnavox. Noteworthy j 20 ACTIVITIES Senior Court _ Cinaintei � j eter Cspicab, . Spencer Wittiams, . San, Harris , Jt)ouyfas Cfuyton, J odie C mitb, .Atun rjCoveman, Uenard Jiindsey, C)ouy CJord. ClaioriteS: Vatorie Jdowefl Oraci Cli m mons, Jrene Cfit more } Monica Wkisenanty (arote ■ Cain, efamie flautor, 1 Metta Pobinson, Wendy Pobinson. junior (Court Cinysmen: tday )Cccttocb, Cooper jCindsey, ie ddams, Wayne . Knight. Clavorifed: dmy Owen, Pair Ok omas, Tjofanda J(i UL CJonya Clteminy, Cfena WitL Sophomore (Court . JCinySmen: ohn . Jdammoc b, Ctint tday, Vernon Wittiams, ydndrew Poberts, $oh n Hlassey. ClaiorifeJ: JCunie tfe idafou, rl) iannu Csmi ik, Wacey Wealk erty, Wendy W.U, Wuketb PJti son. dreshman (Court _ JCinysmen. • - Indreu jCoveman, Kevin Vdeard, CCric -tiiyyins, obavid Partridye, tsobby fJuber. ClarorifeS: . Shannon Ciberman, Cl on y a . JCniybt, Warnie Cober. J!inzy tCarber, C£)apkne JCindsey. 21 Q, ueen (Parole dain 1985 C, oronation When the judges chose the 1985 Coronation Queen, they picked a great person in Carole Cain. Carole, with her radiant smile and outstanding personality seems to make the day brighter for everyone she comes in contact with. She is active in many school clubs and activities. A member of the National Honor Society, Key Club, Mu Alpha y Theta, Phi Omega Phi, and Quiz Bowl. Carol serves them all well. She is Beta Club f President, Senior Class Treasurer, ad Captain of the Cross Country Team. “I was totally surprised, says Carole on being chosen queen. It was the biggest thrill of my life.” in 1985 (Coronation Jf, odie Smith The air was tense as Jan Brewer, Crucible Editor, walked behind the members of the Senior Coronation Court preparing to crown the 1985 King. She paused behind Jodie Smith and gently set the crown on his head. The crowd assembled at Convention Hall went wild. No wonder! Jodie, a friendly and outgoing person, is a favorite among students at G.H.S. His outstanding personality made him a great choice for the 1985 Coronation King. [odie is President of the Key Club, Vice- President of the National Honor Society, and is a Senior Notable. He, too, is involved in Hi-Y, Beta Club, Quiz Bowl, and football. Jodie Smith is a true representative of Gadsden High School. We are proud to have him serve as our Coronation King! 1985 S, eruor avon IteS Favorite Traci Timmons escorted by Kingsman Favorite Wendy Robinson escorted Kingsman Doug Favorite Monica Whisenant escorted by Kingsman Spencer Williams. Ford. Douglas Guyton. Favorite Irene Gilmore escorted by Kingsman Sam Norris. Favorite Jo’Netta Robinson escorted by Kingsman Bernard Lindsey. Favorite Jamie Naylor escorted by Kingsman Alan Loveman. FROM DECORATING... 2. Jan Brewer gathers helium balloons! 1. Doug Ford sets the stage. 3. Jeff Edwards takes charge of ceiling decorations. 4. A tired decorating crew takes a break. 5. Scott Corey fills a balloon bag. 6. 6:00 A M.. April 5. 1985. Tim Wilson and Alison Roberts find another use for dentist equipment. 26 Activities 1985 % unior Zrauorited junior Class Beauty Yolanda Kimble escorted by Head Kmgsman Reggie Adams. � Tonya Fleming escorted by Kingsman Wayn Knight Favorite Paige Thomas esorted by Kingsman Favorite Gena Wills, not shown. Kingsman Dan Favorite Cooper Lindsey. Williams. Favorite Amy Owen escorted by Kingsman Ray Bullock. 1985 Soph omore Sophomore Class Beauty Macy Weatherly escorted by Kingsman Vernon Williams. Sophomore Head Kingsman Andrew Roberts escorting Favorite Wendy Webb. Favorite Michelle Ellison escorted by Kingsman John Massey. Favorite Danielle Ballou escorted by Kingsman John Hammock. Favorite Dianna Smith escorted by Kingsman Clint Ray. Ti en enjoy ihe band. 7. founds lo Coronation � 5. 1. Everyone is glad the Coronation Ball wasn’t canceled! 2. Graham Edwards and Kelle Pollock have lost their dates. 3. Tonya Rudolph and her date rest from dancing. 4. La Tonya Thomas peers around her date. 5. Tim Wilson seems to be confused. 6. Sam Nor- ris is proud to he at the dance with Irene Gilmore. CORONATION '85 The theme for the 1985 Coronation Ball was Spring Is in the Air. but it just as easily could have been Lights Out or Dancing in the Dark. A tornado and power failure delayed the start of the prom by about two and a half hours and left everyone standing huddled in the lobby of Convention Hall wondering if there was even going to be a dance. For Crucible Staff members and others who so graciously volunteered to help, decorating for the 1985 Coronation Ball began at 6 00 a.m. The day was filled with blowing up balloon hanging streamers, and setting up the stage At 4:00 p.m.. after a long day of hard work, the staff went home to get themselves ready for the dance. By 5:00 p.m.. tornado warnings had been posted for Etowah County. Power was knocked out all over the city of Cadsden. It was not exactly the kind of night suitable for a dance! To make a long story short, power was restored at 10:30 and the leadout began approximately thirty minutes later After all classes had been presented, the magical moment came The 1985 King and Queen were announced |an Brewer. Crucible editor, crowned |odie Smith King and |odie in turn crowned Carole Cain Queen. After the tears of joy were shed |odie and Carole began their reign by opening the Leadout Dance. What started out as a bad evening weather-wise ended beautifully for G.H.S students. The Seniors especially have something to remember — “The Night The Lights Went Out In Gadsden!” man Favorite Tonya Knight escorted by Kingsman Kevin Favorite Shannon Sherman escorted by Kingsman Heard. Andrew Loveman. r reshman Class Beauty Marnie Coker escorted by Kingsman Eric Higgins. Freshman Class Head Kingsman David Partridge escorting Favorite Linzy Barber. Favorite Daphne Lindsey escorted by Kingsman Bobby Baker. TBESUA4EN WIN STUNT Mill! SCPUCMCCES DEDICATE STD NT NIGDT TC DD. DCNE Emma (Philip Nolen) discusses how to destroy G.H.S. Nasties shoot giant spit wad at Indiana “Bone.” (Clint. Ray). Sophomore Stunt Night ’85 was entitled “In- diana Bone and the School of Doom.” Written by Philip Nolen and members of the Sophomore class, it highly dramatized our principal Dr. Ar- chie Bone’s arrival at GHS. The school had been taken over by Emma and the Nasties, a band of marauding pirates from Black Creek. “Indiana” Bone singlehandedly wipes them out and restores the Golden Rule that they have stolen. This skit was dedicated to our principal Dr. Bone who is leaving us after three great years. The skit was good enough to get the sophomores second place. G.H.S. students and Indiana “Bone” reclaim school. JUNIOR STUNT NIGHT Junior Stunt Night ’85 was entitled “Will We Ever Win Stunt Night?” Written by members of the Junior Class, the play featured three judges (Betn Godfree, Michele Dressman, and John Beaube) who were trying to pick, from auditions, the people who would win a job in stunt night. Eleven different people auditioned. Among the auditions were: Gena Wills, who sang “My Dead Dog Rover”; Amy Owen and Jennifer Crook, who sang “Geepers, Creepers”; Tom Hudson and Zack Thornton with a ballet act; Paige Thomas, Kelle Keeling, and Trena Lindsey who sang “Feelings”; John Garner as Mickey Mouse; Matt Thomas as California Jones”; Reggie Adams, Wayne Knight, Bruce Lassiter, and Vester Martin did some breakdancing, and Scott Higgins played an electrical, acoustic guitar. 35 “CELNICN Cf THE CLASS CL First Intermission Fall Studenl Life 37 Another year Begins at 6HS Students can’t get enough of the Sansom Pep Rally. Out of school for ad sales, Gina Womack and Tim Wilson are having fun. Alison Roberts and Dana Slaten are all smiles. 38 Fall Student Life DeAngelo Moore and Mike Wallen smile despite the rain. Ray Bullock, Amy Albright, Mark Moates, Lana Dye, Valorie Howell and Dan Williams study hard!?! Bobby Bugg and Michele Dressman enjoy the basketball game. Macy Weatherly, Stanley Harrell, Don Tucker, Alex Freeman, and Authur English take a break. Tracy Jones faces another day! Alan Worley and Charlotte Marshall en- joy a quick game of ping-pong. Brad Day, Wayne Knight, Charlotte Marshall, and Sherry Ann Green play a quick game of cards. DeAngelo Moore, Wayne Turner, Kevin Veasey, Glenn Williams Thoraasa Posey and Sandra Cooks get fired up for the Tigers. Fall Student Life 39 Sophomores take a break from building their float. Above: Larry Beard, David Whitten, and Joseph Whatley display the Tiger they drew. Matt Beene, Lee Parr, Eric Sanders, and Heath Griffith play it cool for the camera. Above: Doug Ford, Don Tucker, and Scott Corey clown around in the library. Below: Sherrie Gable sees how fast she Below: Leann White and Evyonne Garrett Below: Beth McCoy looks Below: Scott Corey is excited can type. enjoy a game of ping pong. worried. about physics class. Fall Student Life 41 sophomores enjoy the pep rally. Doug Ford gets violent with the “Rebel Rod' Signs of the Times Above: Alicia Sisk has a rough day. Above: Tevio Turner seems very patriotic. Above: Milton Harrold, Macy Weatherly, Barry Morgan, Beth Beason, and John Massey work hard. Below: Carla Cole enjoys being a library aide. Below: Dana Meeks tries to hide her face from the camera. Mariah Nowlin ponders a problem. Christine Thomas, Dale Lindsey and Carla Cole Patrick Scroll hurries to class. Girls' Basketball team goofs off. Beth McCoy, Mark Moore, and David Ryan clown around in physics class. ■ Above: Leann White, Alicia Sisk, and Jan Brewer enjoy time off. Below: Dan Williams, Cooper Lindsey, Lana Dye, Valorie Howell, Ray Bullock relax during class. Above: Cheerleaders fire up the crowd. Below: Joey Hardin shows off his ping pong skills. Amy Owen leads the crowd. GHS students get fired up at the pep rally. Matt Thomas cuts the spirit chain.1 Above: Bruce Johnson listens for helpful hints on float-building. Below: Shelia Crozier and Barbara McCloud show true friendship. Sophomores caught off guard. Above: Obviously, Tim Wilson’s secret has shocked Tracy Jones. Below: The time between classes is a good time for gossiping. Fred Sington and Stephen Moat pose for the camera. Barry Hancock, Jerome Woody, Valorie Howell, Sam Norris, and Sally share a joke. Bruce Smith’s philosophy on life seems to be all work and no play as he takes a break from football practice. Heather Bradford seems to be in shock. Alan Loveman ponders a calculus problem. After a long night of cheering, Tracy Bright needs a rest. Alison Roberts and Mariah Nowlin brave the cold weather to cheer for their Gadsden Tigers! The football team gives Gena Wills a reason to yell! DOUG FORD — SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Joey Hardin, David Campbell, and T. C. Cook enjoy school lunches. JAN BREWER SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY CAROLE CAIN SENIOR CLASS TREASURER 4 Seniors show whal real togetherness is at a G.H.S. pep rally. Dena Armstrong Cheneda Baker Larrhea Baker Larry Beaird Kevin Veasey hits two points: Benard Lindsey shows us what he can do. Amy Beddingfield Jo'Netta Robinson. )onnetta Gadson. and Traci Timmons try on. those caps and gowns,” as they pick up their graduation supplies. Alfedrick Belyeu Johnny Belyeu Carla Bloodworth Nancy Bonner Kim Bowers Scott Brackett Heather Bradford Orlando Bradford Jan Brewer Cathy Brunson Stephen Buchanan Cynthia Burchfield Valorie Byers Carole Cain Mark Cameron David Campbell Linda Carrell Brenda Coleman Scott Corey Yteria Croft Connie Chamblee Lavonne Chiz Carla Cole Bruce Davis Bjorn Djerdi Anthony Dobbins Lana Dye Graham Edwards Gwen Eick Joey Evans SQ1IOR Irene Gilmore Rets help from Coach Muskett. OUR QUEEN Track Star Mirah Nowlin addresses the student body during N.H.S. Induction. Monica Whisenant demonstrates her twirling abilities. “'85 Seniors!!'' Doug Ford Sherrie Gable Jonnetta Gadson Chris Garmon ICTMTieS Traci Talley, float builder Linda Carrell and Christine Templeton enjoy ‘Punk Rock CLASS BEAUTIES Alison Roberts shows the weariness of Sr. Float building. Beth McCoy and |an Brewer enjoy the Christmas Dance. Peter Spirak likes the attention being SCA President gives him! Irene Gilmore Keith Gray Sherry Green 52 Jeff Hudgins Billy Jenkins Bruce Johnson - Gail Johnson Juanita Johnson Jessie Jone Tangela Jo Tracy Jones Valencia Jo Vanessa Jones Elizabeth Lewis Alan Loveman Joel Lonnergan Santina Lindsey Dale Lindsey Seniors show Spirit at G.H.S. pep rallies. jubal Hamil skips lunch to smile for the camera. Tammi Maddock Andre Marshall Charlotte Marshall Carla Mathis Coronation '85 — and we danced the night away. Joseph Maxwell Michelle Meadows Steve Miller Deangelo Moore Matt Beene found a friend with a camera. A SENIOR PYRAMID!!! Keith Gray eyes the scoreboard. Mike Wallen and Paul McSpaddin find school lunches indescribably delicious! Mark Moore Anonthy Morgan Donald Morgan Jay Mostella Jamie Naylor Sam Norris Mariah Nowlin Marilyn Oliver Sandy Radford Ronnie Roe Tonya Rudolph David Ryan Trisha Sandridge i Shannon Skipper Eddie Sims ' Alison Roberts Jo’netta Robinson Wendy Robinson Peter Spivak Lisa Spradlin Greg Stephens Chris Stimpson Traci Timmons. Monica Whisenant, Spencer Williams, and Jo'netta Gadson and friend, take a break from class to eat lunch. Shalisa Suttle 58 David Saye Traci Talley Don Tucker found something bet- ter than school lunches. Christina Templeton Michael Wetzel Monica Whisenant Eugene Williams Felicia Williams Jeff Williams Spencer Williams Willie Williams Tim Wilson Jerome Woody Picture Not Available: Edward Cash, jackie Curry, Ted Cook, Belinda Eick, Jeannett Eick, Rob- bin Lankford, George Leonard, Todd Lumpkin, Sherri Marshall, China McCurdy, Scottie Melton, James Taylor, Andrew Thomas, Betty Underwood. Tammy Wooten Alan Worley Senior Happenings Float-building proves to be fun for Marcia Slay. Seniors cheer on the tigers at a GHS Pep Rally. Twirler Wendy Robinson smiles in spite of her injury that keeps her sidelined. Strong Tigers bring ’em down. Couples enjoy a slow” song at the Christmas Dance. Senior Homecoming Maids Sr. Keith Gray goes crazy over another win! Tiger Basketball proves to be exciting. Cheerleaders take a break. BASEBALL 85 ... through Spring. Queen Carole and her court. April 5,1985, dancing into memories. Receiving graduation supplies brings mixed |ay Mostello finds being on the tennis emotions. team a spring-time advantage. “Revolver” played while Seniors danced at their last Coronation Ball. Graduation brings about many expressions and feelings! JUNIORS April West and Ann Lambert rush to class. Alicia Sisk finishes up her homework. Junior Class Officers — President, John Beaube; Vice President. Michele Dressman; Secretary, Jen- nifer Crook; Treasurer. Jana Higgins. Matt Thomas finds something funny! !!1986 SENIORS!! Don Tucker. John Gardner. Angie Roden, Gina Womack, and Paul Walker pose for the camera. Crucible member Cooper Lindsey follows up on an ad sale. 64 Adams. Reginald Albright. Amy Babros. Kristen Beall. Rosemary Beaube. John Beverly. Lynda Black. Nick Bount. Valerie Booker. Yolanda Bowen. Laura Box. Vicky Bradford. Eric Bright. Tracy Bullock. Ray Byers. Sandra Calloway. Kevin Carden. Scott Carlisle. Sara Clay. Angelique Cole. Robbie Coleman. Jerry Cook. Rosie Cooks. Sandra Crayton, Ivory Crook, jennifer Cunningham. Shaun Cumby, Teresa Cusimano, Debby Davis. Kelly Davis. Victor Devine. Myra Dixon, Stalecia Dobbins. Kenneth Dressman. Michele Dumas. Gayle Eason. Francis Edwards. Jeff Edwards. Rodney Fleming. Tonya Ford, Guerron French, Bryan Gargas. Becky Gamer. John Garrett, Kathy Geer. Michael Gibbs. Sabrina Gielle, Kassie Gilley. Rita God bey. Joy God free. Beth Graves. Beth Green. Cassandra Hallmark. Ted Hamilton. David Hammock. Eric Hancock. Barry Haney. Terry Heaton. Gene Heiberger. Jeff Helms. Ginger Henderson. Mark Higgins. Jana Hoagland. Laura Hoskins. Melissa Hudgins. Paige Hudson. Tom Hughes. Kimberly Hutchinson. Leslie Hyatt. Scott Johnson. Eric Johnson, Jay Johnson. Kelly Jones. Jeff Jones. Kevin Jones, Vanessa Jones. Wayne Jones. Zachary Keeling. Kim Kimble. Yolanda Knight. Wayne Laird, Bobby Lambert. Ann Lapsley. Evyonne Lee. Sonya Juniors Enjoy Homecoming ’84 The Junior Class enjoyed a fun-filled, but tiresome week of float building. After stuffing, hammering, sawing, and hurrying to finish up on Thursday night, the final product was a boxing match between a tiger and a yellow jacket with the theme of Jacket- busters.” The Junior maids were Debby Cusimano, Thomasa Posey, and Tracy Bright. Pic 1 — Wayne Knight hurries to finish up the float sides. Pic 2 — Junior girls work hard. The Junior float was Jacketbusters.' Pic 5 — Scon Carden. Paul Walker, and Nick spot the camera. Pic 6 - Mike Geer haa fun Zack Thornton finds that toilet paper can be used to build floats. Best of Friends, Best of Times Pic 1 — Kelle Keeling. Leslie Hutchinson. Paige Thomas, and Beth Godfree enjoy the football game Pic 2 — Rosie Cook and Rosemary Beall enjoy a quiet moment Pic 3 — Thomasa Posey and Tracey Morgan show true friendship. Pic 4 — Jana Higgins. Kari Swann. Leslie Hutchinson, and Angie Roden believe in togetherness. Pic 5 — Gina Womack and Gene Heaton take a break from school. Pic C — Eric Higgins. Tracy Bright. Scott Carden, and Gena Wills have fun at the game. Pic 7— junior celebrate finishing the float! Piet — Kim Keeling and Laura Bowen have an interesting day at lunch. Lewis. Clestia Lewis. Elizabeth Lindsey. Cooper Lindsey. Eamestine Lindsey. Trenia Lindy. Beth McPeters. Angela Malone. Shay Marshall. Shoney Martin. Marie Martin. Vester Mathis. Cherry Matthews. Keith Mayben. Janet Means. Craig Miller. Mia Miller. Rachael Mitchell. Cassandra Moore. Deangelo Morgan. Brian Morgan. Tracey Morrow. Ken Moses, Ross Owen. Amy Owens. Reginald Pan key. Kim Parris. Kelly Patterson. Susan Perry. Atina Pierce. Ivan Pollock. Kelle Posey. Thomasa Pruitt, Robin Reavis. David Riddle. Stephanie Riggins. Anita Riley. Michelle Roden. Angie Rudolph. Tonya Sandlin. Roger Sauls. Jeff Schoeni. Lynne Schupert, Jody Silvey. Crystal Sisk. Alicia Skelton. Tonja Snow. Deidra Stevens. Todd Swain, Brenda Swann. Kari Sumpter. Tonya Talton. Ken Temple. Randy Terry, Angela Thomas. Matt Thomas. Paige Thomas, Spencer Thornton. Zack Turner, Wayne Tyler, Russell Usry. Heath Walker, Melody Walker, Paul Wallace. Danny Washburn. Dana West. April Whatley. Joseph Whitler, David Williams, Brian Williams. Dan Williams. Glenn Williamson. Trenia Wills, Gena Wilson, Eric Wolfe. Jamie Womack. Gina Wright, Jeffery Sumpter. Tonya 70 CLASS OF 1986! Juniors Participate in Activities Washburn takes Dana football players Craig Means show their Junior Nick Black and Terry Haney leads the crowd Bright Tracy break spirit Kelle Pollock decorates for the Christmas dance. Quarterback Wayne Knight watches from the sidelines. Jeff Edwards and drum major Sara Carlisle are proud GHS band members. Majorette Kelly Johnson flashes a smile to the audience. Derwin Core and Matt Thomas organize the sock hop. Majorette Angie Roden gets readv for halftime. Paige Thomas is happy to be at the Christmas dance. Tonja Skelton and Ray Bullock take a break from their work. Eric Hammock is a proud member of the GHS basketball team. Pic 1 — Kelle Pollock receives the gift that every girl wants to find under her Christmas tree — Matt Thomas. Pic 2 — Jana Higgins is ready to begin a new day. Pic 3 — Cooper Lindsey clowns around. Pic 4 — Wayne Knight enjoys basketball practice. Pic 5 — Sara Carlisle and Crystal Silvey make a new friend. Pic 6 — Kelle Pollock enjoys another day at lunch. Pic 7 — Tonja Skelton takes a break between classes. Pic 8 — Gayle Dumas participates in punk rock day. Pic 9 — Barry Hancock enjoys another day at school. Pic 10 — Ray Bullock is caught by surprise. Pic 11 — Gena Wills gossips during class. Pic 1 — Kathy Garrett to all smiles. Pic 2 — Kari Swann. )ana Higgins. Scott Carden. Myra Devine, and April West celebrate finishing the float. Pic 3 — Laura Hoagland studies hard. Pic 4 — Amy Albright. Tim Wilson, and Dan W tlliams look like the Three Stooges. Pic 5 — Deidra Snow socializes at the football game. Pic 6 — Gina Womack find that working on yearbooks can be hard work. Pic 7 — Juniors goof off during American History . Pic 8 — Keith Matthews and David Whitten show their Tiger spirit. Pic 9 — Derwin Core relaxes after a long day at school. Pic 10 — Alina Perry finds the situation funny. Pic 11 — Kelle Keeling ponders a problem. Pic 12 — Juniors take a break from class. Pic 13 — Love is; Beth Godfree and John Beaube. Pic 14 — Paul Walker is disoriented after the game. Pic 13 — Some Juniors have clever nicknames. Kelvin. Andrew, Mark, Charlie and Eric enjoy hanging out together. Sophomore Class Officers: Bubba Barnes (President); Misti Sophomore enjoys working on the float. Naylor (Sec.); Laure Butler (Vice President). Beth and Crystal enjoy a fun day cutting cats up. Vernon must be ready to play ball. Aaron. Cassandra Ager. Patrick Avery, Alice Avery, Kim Agres. Christy Baker, Larry Ballou. Dannillie Barber, Amy Barnes, Bubba Beason, Beth Beddinsfield, jimmy Bell. Sebrenea Belyeu, Terry Blackburn, Mickey Blackwood. |ason Bradford, Audrey Brock, Sally Butler. Laurie Chappie. Charles Cole. Crista I Coley. Emily Covington. Angela Cranfield. Robyn Crawford. Sonya Crocton. Michelle Croft. Nikki Crook. Delsia Crazier. Sheila Cunningham. Lamecha Davis. Femdale Don than!. Bruce Douthard. Joseph Drake. Phillip Ellison. Michelle Elrod, Gregory English. Arthur Estes. Tammy Evans. Tommy Faill. Shane Fleming. Kalvin Foster. Michael Freeman. Alex Gamblin. Tina Gibbs. Steven Gill. Michael Gillilon. Jamie Goodman Michael Qraves Tania Gray. Michael Griffin. Todd Guice. Sherry Hagedom. Aimee Hall. Stephanie 1 Hardin. Kim Hardin. Reese Harrell. Stanley Harris. Roger Harrold. Milton Hawkins. David . , Heard. Tracy Hicks. Charlie Hill. Deborah Hightower. Tammie Home. Amy Howell. Benard H ff Andre Humphries. Sarah Jackson. Courtney Johnson, April Johnson. Matecia Jones. Chris Jordon. Tamicho Kembril. Brian Laird. Quisey Larter. Bruce Leonard. Kim Lipscomb. Arnold Longshore. John Lonnergan. Joan Lloyd. Douglass Massey. John McCloud. Barbara McCluney. Laurel McDuffie. J. D. McGinnis. Beverly Martin. Tim Miles. Leesa Moat. Stephen Moates. Mark Moore. Michelle Moore. Rachel Morgan. Barry Mostella. Edward Naylor. Misti Nolen. Philip Owen. David Parr, Lee Patterson. Kim Peters. Rex Philpot. James Pinkad, Deon Patterson. Melodia Quinzy, Alphia Ransaw, Rudy Rary. Debra Ray. Clint Rayland. Cassandra Roberts. Andrew Rosser. Nancy Radford. Darius Rolli. Kenneth Smith. Angelia Smith. Bru e Boy are these sophomores working hard. Sarah Humphries. Cristal Cole, and Michelle Ellison enjoy a break from class. Barry Morgon relaxes after working hard on the Jason Blackwood and David Owen cheer at Jason Blackwood. Greg Elrod and another baseball team member wait before practice. Angie Thomas shares her hamburger. Beth Beason and Kim Avery work for their class's float. Laura Bowen and Macey Weatherly work on their frog. Mary Beth Cook and Barry Morgan relax on the bleachers. Smile Charlie!!! Beth and Greg enjoy the dance. Sophomores enjoy the pep rally. Jimmy Beddingfield relaxes at the dance. Michelle, Sally, and Misty forgot they were in the library. Eric and Lee pose for the picture. Mark showing the monkey in him. Aimee enjoys lunch. PS fft r r V Smith. Catherine Smith. Dianna Teague. Samson Terry. Kevin Turner. Tavio Vamon, Barry Spears. Jalania Steakley, Rhonda Stevans. Kellie Taylor. Lashell Taylor, LaTonya Thompson. Angie Thorton. Tora Timmons. Donnie Timmons. Sherrell Turner. Makesha Vice. Kim Vinson. Linda Weatherly. Macy Webb. Wendy Wesley, joanna Wetzel. John White. Cassandra White. Tina Wiggonton. Shanna Willard. Micheal Williams. Lisa Williams. Ronda 81 Bruce Smith smiles for the camera. Iason Blackwood has a perfect pitching stance. Bruce Douthard PICTURES UNAVAILABLE 1. Blaylock. Billy 1. Mitchell. Lisa 2. Darnell. Christy 2. Nelson. Kim 3. Davis. Yolanda 3. Peppers. Lisa 4. Edwards. Trina 4. Smitherman. Mary 5. Entrikin. Greg 5. Spurlock. LeAnne 6. Ford. Gueron 6. Stewart. Jeffrey 7. Franklin. Robert 7. Taylor. David 8. Grady. Alfred 8. Taylor. Jerald 9. Grimes. Lauren 9. Thomas. Alice 10. Hall. Lisa 10. Tucker. Joe 11. Hardnett. Rita 11. Tyler. Crick 12. Higgins. Scott 12. Warren. Larry 13. Holmes. Lisa 13. Washington. Josie 14. Hunt. Fraceria 14. Watkins. Billy Mac 15. Hyatt. Gary 15. Watkins. Jim 16. Hyatt. Scott 16. Wells. Terry 17. |ohnson. Mark 17. Weems. Christie 18. jones. Dany 18. West. Richey 19. joedinn, Olanda 19. Wilks. Scottie 20. Leviver. Pam 20. Williams, Vernon 21. Lindsey. Trina 21. Works, Jennifer 22. McBurnett. Traci 23. McCurdy. Verlyn 22. Minton. Kristi Class Officers — Mary Beth Cook. Vice President. Elizabeth Dill. President. Tisa Moore. Secretary. Kellie Lindsey. Treasurer. 84 Warren Adams Rodney Aldredge Shannon Alston Emerald Aguirre Trade Archer Bobby Avery Bobby Baker Michelle Baker Tiffany Ballou Reggie Banks Linzy Barber Ray Barrett Randy Beason Kristie Beck Scott Beck Phillip Beddingfield Gerry Benson Veronica Benson )onathan Best Rodney Blanks Kimberly Blevins Johnny Bloodworth joresa Bothwell jamie Bowers Kelvin Bradford Barbara Brennan Michael Brewster Ray Brisco Mark Brothers Eben Brown Philip Burchfield Ragan Burchfield Bobbie Cain Anthony Byers Karen Calloway Lynn Butler Rodney Calloway Teresa Cash Dunican Castleberry Sherry Clark Anita Cofield Mamie Coker 85 Gerald Coleman Mary Beth Cook Ressa Corley Timothy Cox Antonia Crook Omar Cunningham Michael Darnell )amie Day Andre Deramus Elizabeth Dill Lisa Dillard Denise Dixon Timothy Dobbins Jon Doss Michael Dunn Ray Eason Francesca Eastland Charletia Edwards Eddie Edwards Marsha Edwards Chip Feazell Christopher Fleming Shane Fiel Brenda Fitts Angela Fomby Chris Foster Elizabeth Foster Susan Gable Dana Garrard Yvonne Garrett Adria Garry Paige Ciamalva Jonathon Cod bey Ledoria Goldsby Bridgett Graham Thomas Graham Brian Green Patsey Griffeth Heath Griffin Janice Hale Virginia Hale Brian Hancock HAPPY FRESHMAN... 86 HAPPY DAYS David Partridge shows his buddies how to wolfdown” a salad. These Freshmen haven't learned how to sleep in class, yet. Freshman clarinet section members love the band. P.E. is a favorite class for Vinney Miller. William Jones, and Andre Wright. Heidi Herrington prepares to face another day. Scott Weatherbee inspects decorations for the Christmas Dance. Yvonne Garrett thinks that school should begin about 10:00. Could Larry Rozelle be in trouble again? 88 BABY TIGERS Keith Haney Todd Hardin Michelle Harris Alton Harold Monique Hart john Hatfield Kelvin Heard Chuck Herb Heidi Herrington Eric Higgins Diane Hoagland Joseph Holland Janice Hooks Eugene Home Sandy Hopkins lerome Horton Drew Howard Derrence Hughley John Hugley Teresa Ingram Eric Jackson Michael Jelks Scott Jenkins Dejuan Johnson Ronald Johnson Stephanie Johnson Angela Jones Rodney Jones William Jones Jimmy Jordan Nicole Kell Tonya Knight Dirk Lancaster Kellie Lancaster Daphine Lindsey Jacquelyn Lindsey Kellie Lindsey Kai Chiek Lien Craig Liggan Andrew Love mar Nancy McGuire Ken Maudsley 89 Robert McElroy Dana Meeks Karla Miller Vincent Miller Gene Millican April Mitchell Casonya Mitchell Gretta Mitchell Nathan Moore Tisa Moore Stephan Morgan Sharon Murry Marty Myrick Gathy Nails Donald Neu Kenny Norwood Kevin O'Bemie Beverly Oliver )ames Owens Cathy Palmer Kenny Palmore Lindy Partee David Partridge Brian Pasco Tony Patrick Brandi Payne Chris Porter lames Radford Jennifer Ramsey Kim Richardson Samuel Riley Dormetrius Roberson Murice Roberson Dexter Robertson Tammy Robertson Penelope Robinson John Roden Bruce Roe Angela Rolley Larry Rozelle Katie Rozell John Rutledge 90 John Rutledge Ryan Russell Vickie Safford Parrish Sanders Kendrick Sandridge Danielle Sawyer David Schoeni Brenda Shack Shannon Sherman Michelle Simon Ioanna Sisson Pamela Slay Annise Smith Craig Smith Donna Smith Misti Smith Donna Snow Kellie Snyder Hungry Herb? Freshmen (Catherine |ohnson and Brad Luvvom) discover trees. Rodney Blanks shows off his legs in P.E. Deana Sosebee David Steapleton Jeff Stewart Scott Stewart Adam Stokes Keith Swafford Patrick Syro |ay Tedlock Paula Taylor (ennick Thomas Latonya Thomas Loretta Thomas 91 Jonathon Godbey. Jon Doss, and Scott Stewart experi- ment with the lunches. Freshmen show their TIGER spirit! Brian Connolly inspects the boys Playing baseball is a great experience for Randy Beason. restroom. 3 Dance time is fun for Pamela Slay. Sam Riley. Stephanie Gurley and Rodney Aldredge. Shannon Sherman. Andrew Loveman. Eric Higgins, and Mamie Coker are ready for Coronation leadout practice. 92 FRESHMAN IN ACTION Constance Turner Glenda Veal Jennifer Vice Gary Wallace Freida Ward Scott Weatherby Christy Weems Marcie West Cassandra White Teleshia White Matthew White Chris Williams Cynthia Williams Clarence Williams Scooter Williams Veronica Wofford Andre Wright Andrea Young PICTURES NOT SHOWN Rita Hawkins Alice Hensley Rex Hunter Catherine |ohnson Heather Kelly Kevin Livesay Alan Louvom lennifer Madden David McClard Emily McCurdy Catherine McCarrell Carla Malone Terra! Marbury Willie Marshall Catherine McCarrell Emily McCurdy Michelle Mitchell David Morgan Tim Mostella Renee Patterson Stacy Pearson Robert Poole Elaine Rector Christy Roberson Darrell Rudolph Jeffry Shimizu Howard Spurting Stephanie Sumpter Larry Brian Talton Gerald Taylor Stephanie Taylor Doris Thomas Heather Thomas Chylo Thurman Timothy Thurman |ohn Richard Tinker Randy Tolbert |oe Traylor Eric Underwood joseph Underwood Billy |oe Vassar Andrew Vernon Kevin Vesay Amanber White Alicia White Michael White David Whitten |ohn Williams Eric Womack David Woodard Susan Gable, Paige Giamalva, and Scooter Williams relax before preparing a meal. 93 Directors Director Dr. Archie Bone has been the principal of Gadsden High for the past three years, and has done a superb job. Recently, he was promoted to Director of Secondary Student Services at the City Board of Education. Dr. Bone will begin his new job on July first. We will truly miss Dr. Bone. He was a great administrator for our school. GARY E. MUSKETT ASSISTANT DIRECTORS LAWRENCE C. PRESLEY Faculty 97 OFFICE PERSONNEL MARY E. FRAZIER JOAN H. PERRYMAN BETH ROBERTS GUIDANCE COUNSELORS FRANK G. SMITH Mr Smith, a two year veteran of G.H.S.. sponsored the Student Council Association this year in addition to his counseling our ninth and tenth graders. He serves, too, as Test Coordinator for our school. A graduate of Georgia State University with an M.E.D. in Counseling and Psychology Mr. Smith says his most admired person is a Georgia native. Jimmy Carter. Mr. Smith feels President Carter was, the most sincere, honest, intelligent, hard- working. and people oriented president since Woodrow Wilson.” Mrs. McAlpine has been our Vocational Counselor for three years now and academically guides all |uniors and Seniors. She is a graduate of Talladega College, jacksonville State University and presently enrolled at the University of Alabama. She holds B.A. and M S. degrees and has 42 hours above Master's level. Barbara Jordan, former Representative from Texas, is Mrs. McAlpine's most admired person. She says Ms. Iordan is. an outstanding lecturer, statesman, and politician. HELEN T. McALPINE 98 Faculty J .. you refer to the day .a student says, ‘I really after Labor Day as the first LEARN some things in your of the year.” class.” Sarah Ashley Barbara Bishop English and Literature 9 French I. II BS — Jacksonville State English and Literature 9 French Club BS — Knoxville College ,.. you have 100 papers to “... Your last name and grade on the weekend. Mr. Miss Mrs. become one word — as in Mistergreen.” fames C. Hall, Jr. Driver’s Education Doyle Harding Alabama History Strings Cross-Country B — Music — Univ. Chattanooga Girl's Basketball Coach m.A. — Univ. of Ala. B.S. — Alabama State University ME — Montevallo .. You find your self explaining something or starting to correct a child’s behavior in a public place. Carolyn C. Martin Biology. Psychology Montevallo — B.S. AI. Univ. - M.S. Wayne State Univ. “... Students hide trays under the table when they see you coming in the lunchroom. Joyce I. Massey English. Science Louisiana College — B.S.. M.A. “... When you really love the students, you can put yourself in their place and at times you can admit you made a mistake and even laugh at yours elf with them. Jane Skipper Alg. I.Trig-Pre Cal.. A.P. Calculus. Special-Ed: Gifted. Tennis. Sponsors — Senior Class. Mu Alpha Theta. Girls Tennis Team Jacksonville Univ. — B.S.. M S. “... Your doctor tells you that the persistent cough you've had for years is due to chalk dust in your lungs.” Kay Wilder Chem. I Univ. of Alabama — B.S. Faculty 99 What Was y©ur Most Embarrassing Moment? My 1st year at GHS I had to give awards in assembly and the students started yelling and throwing pennies. Donna Bryan Special Education M S. and A.A. Certification Auburn and University of Alabama Over the P.A. they announced my St. Bernard was drowning in the swimming pool. Linda Ford Democracy. Economics. American History B.S. — (acksonville State University Quiz Bowl Sponsor “When a student ran the Driver’s Ed car in a ditch and it was pouring down rain. Ginger Lowery Driver's Education Conditioning. P.E. B.S. University of Montevallo Sponsors |.V. and Varsity Cheeerleaders: |unior Class Coaches Volleyball Team .. when, in the presence of my class, I fell out of my chair because I was sitting too close to the edge and the chair slipped out from under me. Betty McCarver Art B.S. — University of Montevallo Picture Not Available My car was towed away once for not having a parking sticker. “When a large insect flew across the room, Mrs. Smith said, ‘Who threw that?’” “When Mr. Presley mistook me for a student and began to ‘chew me out! ’ “The morning i came to school and found that it had burned down. fenny Nabors School Psychometrist B.S. (acksonville State University MS. Doris L. Smith Anatomy and Physiology Zoology and Botany General Biology B.S. — (acksonville State University MS. Sponsors Key Club David C. Wagnon History Math B.A. — Samford University Charles Wren Advanced Computer Science Computer Science Algebra II A. A. — Jacksonville State University- M.S. — University of Alabama in Birmingham B. S. Sponsors Computer Club 100 Faculty What Would you Be If You Weren’t a Teacher? “A retired teacher! Beginning June 1,1985 Gwen Brothers Physical Education B.S. — Jacksonville State University Coaches Boys' Tennis Team SANE! Gilda Day Librarian. Crucible Yearbook Staff B.S. — University of Montevallo M S. — Jacksonville State University Sponsors Crucible Yearbook Staff. Coronation Ball A SUCCESS. Coach Ronald Mayes Physical Education Health B.S. — Jacksonville State University Beta Club Sponsor “A Nurse Thelma G. Alexander Geometry B.S. — Alabama State University M S. — Jacksonville State Univ. “An Archeologist, a paleontologist, or an astronaut.” Jeannette Ford English B.S. — Jacksonville State University “A social worker or a nurse.” B. E. Harrell Democracy and Economics B.S. — Alabama A. and M. MS. A Rockette in Radio City.” Martha Bullock Physical Education B.S. — Jacksonville Slate Univ. M.A. — University of Alabama. Birmingham “A writer.” Norma Jean Tow English B.S. — Jacksonville State University M.A. — University of Alabama Faculty 101 What Is your Favorite Thins About Gadsden tiifih? “The pride and class of most of the students. Mary Barnes 11th Grade Lit. and Grammar Sponsors Hi-Y Jacksonville Univ. — Master's “The pride that I have found in no other school in Alabama. G.H.S. students are quality kids! They shine and sparkle. Glenda Byars 10th and 11th grade English Jax State — B.S. Univ. of Ala. — M.A. “Students. Mary Rose Cowart 12th Grade Lit. ana Grammar 11th Grade Grammar and Lit. Sponsors — National Honor Society Mississippi St. Univ. — B.S. UAB - M.A. “The Students Anita Kinsey Marketing and Distributive Education Sponsors — DECA Auburn Univ. — B.S. “Her pride: her status among the citizenry. Genny McDaniel Typewriter I and II. Shorthand I Sponsors — Bible Club. FBLA Jacksonville St — B.S. University of Al. — M.A. “Lunch and 3:15 Sarah Pierce Library Assistant How everyone works together for a fine high school. Fred Plyler Special Education Jacksonville St. Univ. — Master's “The faculty and students Juanita Wilson American History and World History Sponsors — Jr. Red Cross. Bible Club Alabama A M — B.S. and Master's 102 Faculty Who Is ycur Most Admired Person? “Jesus Christ — He gives us life and joy. Gene Bornes Music (Chorall Alabama History B.S. — Jacksonville Stale University M.A. Sponsors Velvetones and Triads “Horry Dihkle, I wish I could get away with half the things he does?” David Bearden Marching Band Concert Band B.S. — University of Alabama Sponsors the Sophomore Class “Netvburn Bush, math instructor at Jacksonville; techniques of. James Brown Math Physics Chemistry B.S. — Jacksonville State University Co-sponsors National Honor Society “My father, who worked for 64 years.” Georgia Clarke Home Economics Master s — Tuskegee Institute University of Alabama in Birmingham Sponsors Future Homemakers of America “My parents because of their strong character and love for mankind.” Mildred Donald English 12 and Advanced English 12 English Literature: Journalism A.B. — Knoxville College M S. — Jacksonville State University Sponsors Magnavox (newspaper) and Alpha Psi Omega Isorority) “Harry Truman: 1st president faced with nuclear weapon decisions.” Cecil Tate History and English B.S.. M.A. — University of Alabama “Ronald Reagan... President of the U.S.A. Noah Wood General Science and Life Science Arkansas SI. — B.S. A. Univ. Ga. — M.S. “A friend who is constantly busy with projects and sees only the good in everything and everyone and when she speaks it is nothing but complimentary.” Mrs. Dorothy Woodward Cooperative Business Education Sponsors — FBLA Jacksonville Univ. — B.S. and Coordinator Vocational BE Certificate Faculty 103 Rick Arthur Dora Jean Hill Ina Owens Faye Pierce Consumer Career Math. Algebra I B.S. — University of Alabama Jr. Varsity Basketball Head Baseball Coach Spanish. Latin B.S.. M.S. — Montevallo A.A. — University of Alabama Spanish and Latin Club Sponsor Home Economics. Interior Design. Foods. Clothing B.S. — Jacksonville State M.Ed.. Ed.S. University of Georgia Future Homemakers of America Sponsor General Math. Consumer Career Math B.S. — Jacksonville State University M.A. University-of Alabama Freshman Class Sponsor Co-Sponsor Beta Club Col. Carl Harrison Ernest Johnson Vince D Lorenzo Head Football Coach Betty Watford David Martin 104 Faculty Tigers Cringing Eack The Tradition a Ja{£® 15- S?71varH”®wo11 f? Edward Mosltrlla 71 David Taylor 14. Mail B« n 26. Wayne Knight 12. Vaster Marlin 11. Scntt Bracket 21. |ohn Massey 87. Tim Martin 66 Paul Walker 84 nSro?Rwiulp?ST)«rirU ;u S 20 °W n 46 KeV,n Cal,OWay 35, VlClor D,v“ 32- Mark Hpnderson 43 R' 'r Adams 82. Craig Means 58. Nick Black 64. |eff |ones 55. |ohn Reynolds 10. Wayne |on, 69. ISSftgSrWlllam.38. Mike Wailen 55. ZeckThornton 40. Kevin Terry 42. Clen. Ray 54. Ale Freeman 70. Steven Moale 12 77 Cfe n Wll,,am 45 Tom Hudaon 76 Brfc Hammock 33. Bob Baker 83. |odie Smith 61. |on Hammock 88. Andrew Roberts 60. Arthur English 68. | D The Gadsden High football team end- ed one of its most successful seasons ever with a record of 8-3. For the first time ever Gadsden High qualified for the state playoffs, winning its first game and losing the second by only 2 points to the eventual state champions. Coach Dilorenzo attributed the suc- cess of this year’s team to three factors. First, the quality of leadership by the thirteen seniors. Second, the willingness of the underclassmen to play every game like it was their senior year. And lastly, the great coaching job done by Assistant Coaches Ronald Mayes, Dan- ny Kimble, Jackie Ragland, Wally McDuffie, and Charles Nails. Coaches Wally McDuffie, Ronald Mayes. Vince Dilorenzo. M. B. Hooten. Danny Kimble 108 Sports Tigers, Ready for Action! Schedule Litchfield 37 9 Southside 42 21 Ft. Payne 10 7 Emma Sansom 16 21 Jacksonville 17 22 Etowah 21 14 Wellborn 30 28 Glencoe 21 7 Anniston 37 6 ■ PLAYOFFS Ft. Payne 38 35 Emma Sansom 25 27 Coach D. calls the play. Going to the State Playoffs!!! Sports 109 Seniors lead Tigers to Playoffs. Thornton takes his man. Vester Martin takes a break. 110 Sports Tiger line standing tough. Tigers ready to play. David Owen eyes his opponents. Tigers take it up the middle. Coach D. calls the play. Sports 111 Douglas Guyton — MVP FRONT ROW — Coach Gary Muskett, Bernard Lindsey. Reginald Adams. Orlando Bradford 2ND ROW — Wayne Knight. Kevin Veasey, Jon Hammock. Vernon Williams 3RD ROW — Spencer Williams. Mike Wallen. Bobby Baker, Erik Hammock Varsity Ends Season 11-10 1984-1985 Varsity Basketball Results (GHS Scores listed First) Southside 73 59 Sansom 44-52 Anniston 47 46 Albertville 55 47 Southside 61 54 Anniston 71 67 Centre 79 65 Huntsville 56 58 Etowah 37 38 Litchfield 41 59 Centre 58 56 Etowah 48 50 Area Tournament Sansom 72 50 Etowah 48 55 Rocket City Classic Austin 52 36 Butler 43 50 Litchfield 55 56 Jacksonville 67 57 Albertville 55 47 Litchfield 41 59 Huntsville i 56 58 112 Head Coach Gary Muskett 113 Spencer Williams shoots free throw Mike Wallen shoots as Kevin Veasey awaits rebound. Wayne Knight makes a move. John Hammock takes a short shot. Kevin Veasey shoots over defender Coach Muskett gives instructions. 114 THOSE AMAZING TIGER COACHES RICK ARTHUR GWEN BROTHERS Varsity Baseball. JV Boys’ Tennis Team Basketball The Gwen Brothers Tiger Spirit Award begun by Ms. Ginger Lowery, left, in honor of retiring Coach Gwen Brothers, center, was presented by Dr. Archie Bone at the Football Banquet to Varsity Cheerleader Gina Wills, not pictured. JAMES HALL GINGER LOWERY RONALD MAYES GARY MUSKETT JANE SKIPPER Girls’ Basketball. Cross- Cheerleader Sponsor. Girls' Asst. Football Coach. Girls' Varsity Basketball Girls' Tennis Team Country Track. Volleyball Track Team FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF COACHES: Wally McDuffie; Ronald Mayes; Vince Dil.orenzo. Head Coach; M. B. Hooten; Danny Kimble. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR VINCE DiLORENZO Head Football Coach. Golf Team 115 Above: TAMIKO JORDAN is a great Tiger player. Below: SHERRELL TIMMONS is too much for Southside. The “TIGER-BENCH” looks apprehensive. 116 Team captain TAMMIMADDOCK. LaTONYA TAYLOR looks a little dazed. DANA WASHBURN is shooting for a sure two points. Enjoy Productive Season Tigerfc go for the shot. Dana Washburn on the move. Tamiko Jordan drihbles down the court. Front Row — Traci Heard, Manager; Tamiko Jordan; Tammi Maddock; April Johnson; Dana Washburn; Sherrell Timmons; Francesca Eason, Manager. Back row — Yolanda Davis, Latonya Taylor, Francina Hunt, Paula Taylor, Joresa Bothwell, Christine Thomas Not pictured — James Hall, Coach Tiger plans are made. Tammi Maddock blocks the shot. April Johnson shoots for two. 117 JV Has Winning Season JV Basketball (GHS score listed first) Opponent 1st 2nd game game Southside 63-38 64-70 Anniston 76-89 88-61 Centre 71-52 75-52 Etowah 77-46 76-51 Sansom 47-43 37-35 Jacksonville 46-49 Albertville 60-59 48-51 Litchfield 55-74 57-83 Huntsville 51-36 46-40 Coach Arthur yells instructions. Andre Deramus looks for an opening. Rudy Ransaw looks to pass. 118 SPORTS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS HEAD — Jo Netta Robinson CO-HEAD — Traci Talley From top to bottom and left to right: Debbie Cusimano, Dena Armstrong. Jamie Naylor. Traci Talley. Lana Dye. Shoney Marshall. Amy Owen. JoNetta Robinson. Gina Wills. Tracy Bright. Dianna Smith, and Eamestine Lindsey. JR. VARSITY MASCOT Above: Tiger Mascot Lynda Beverly From top to bottom and left to right: Tisa Moore. Lisa Williams (Head), Dormetrious Roberson. Cristal Cole (Co-Head). LaMecha Cunningham. Jacquelyn Lindsey. Donna Snow. Cassandra Aaron. V1SHIJ OPPONENT SCORES Emma Sansom 9-0 Cherokee Co. 6-3,7-2 Westminister 9-0 Albertville 9-0 Sylacauga 9-0,9-0 Donoho 8-1,6-3 Talladega 7-2 AREA TOURNAMENT WINNER SECTION 4 TOURNAMENT WINNER STATE TOURNAMENT — 8th OVERALL 2nd in STATE 5A DIVISION 5th Mark Moore 6th ]ay Mostello m i COACH GWEN BROTHERS 3rd Cooper Lindsev 4th lohn Beaube Standing: Jay Mostello, Bobby Bugg, Alan Loveman. Kneeling: Matt Thomas, Ray Barrette, John Beaube BOYS’ TENNIS ; Front Row: Beth Lindy, Beth Godfree, Kellie Lindsey, Mamie Coker, Michelle Dressman. Back Row: Jane Skipper. Coach; Alicia Sisk, Shannon Skipper, Tonja Skelton. G.H.S. GIRLS TENNIS Michelle Dressman Top Seated Girl’s Player A Volleyball Team Goes to State m On front — Gail johnson row 2 — loNetta Robinson. Captain; Betty Underwood. Captain, row 3 — Selina [ones. Dale Lindsey row 4 — Jacquelyn Lindsey. Ms. Lowery. Coach; Christine Thomas Back row — Earnestine Lindsey. Evyone Lapsley. mgr., Latonya Taylor, mgr., |anice Hooks, mgr.. April Johnson. This was the most successful season of my coaching career. We had our ups and downs during the season, but when tourna- ment time came — we pulled together. We had strong leader- ship from our seniors.” — Ginger Lowery Volleyball Coach MVP — Gail Johnson All Tournament — Earnestine Lindsey It is interesting to note that the last GHS Volleyball Team to make State tournament was in 1974. This is a major achieve- ment in girl’s sports at GHS! Season Record: 10-5 Tigers JoNetta Robin- son. Gail lohnson. and April |ohnson are hap- py to be Area Champions! G.H.S. Golf T earn 1985 Golf Team — (Left to Right): Graham Edwards, Barry Morgan, J. D. McDuffie, John Wetzel, Michael Gray, John Reynolds, Drew Howard, Paul McSpadden, David Campbell Golf Team Coach: Vince DiLorenzo 124 Sports BATGIRLS — Monica Whisenant, Jonetta Robinson, Tracy Bright, Wendy Webb PLAYERS Front Row: Randy Beason, Mark Moates, Greg Elrod, Michael Brewster, David Partridge, 2nd ROW: Reese Har- din, Scott Brackett, Dan Williams, Ray Bullock, Roger Sandlin 3rd ROW: Charlie Hicks, Clay Gibbs, Stanley Harrell, Craig Means, Bruce Johnson 4th ROW: COACH RICK ARTHUR, Jason Blackwood, Mike Wallen, Gary Benson, Wayne Knight, Matt Beene, Douglas Guyton TIGERS YOUNG, INEXPERIENCED GHS BASEBALL SCORES (GHS Scores Listed First) Anniston 5-4 Saks 7-8 (10) Saks 10-9 Anniston 9-12 Southside 1-4 Hewitt Trussville 6-9; 5-6 Southside 16-14 Oxford 6-2 Jacksonville 7-8 Etowah 0-11 Litchfield 8-9 Emma Sansom 5-6 Hewitt Trussville 4-9 Etowah 0-16 Litchfield 2-15 Centre 0-6 Emma Sansom 0-6 Oxford 9-8 AREA TOURNAMENT Etowah 4-20 Southside 1-8 Emma Sansom 23-9 COACH ARTHUR ready to hit infield. Bruce ohnson takes a mean cut! Sports 125 Dan Williams strikes out another Randy Beason takes the infield, batter. Charlie Hicks yells instructions to the infield. Matt Beene strokes one onto Meighan! Greg Elrod catches a long fly hall. Scott Brackett warms up the pitcher. Mark Moates raps a single. C.H.5. BRSEBRLL |pa r CRTCH IT! Sports 127 1985 Tiger Track Team Hard Work and Dedication Pays Off for Tiger Track Team Practice pays off “in the long run for Eric Hammock. Boys Track Team: (L to R) Victor Davis, Alfie Grady, Vester Martin, Zack Thornton, Scott Carden. Not pictured: John Hammock, Eric Hammock Girl’ Track Team: Row 1 (I. Io R) — Tamiko Jordan. Alice Avery, Latonya Taylor. Paula Taylor. Row 2 (L Io R) — Gail Johnson, Sherrell Timmons. Stalecia Dixon. April Johnson. Girl’s Track Team Captain Gail Johnson $ COACH MES HALL State Track Meet Qualifiers John Hammock and Scott Carden. 128 Sports First Year of Cross-Country Proves Successful o Meet Score Winnatoska Cullman State Above: BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Front: Mariah Nowlin, captain; 2nd — Jeff Edwards, Scott Carden; 3rd — Erik Lyles, Johnny Bloodworth; 4th — David Steapleton, Lynn Butler; 5th — Danny Wallace, Michael Goodman. Mary Beth Cook, Elizabeth Dill, and Rosemary Beall psych themselves up before a meet! J Tiger ■sRi ,Cross- ) i Country GIRL’S CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM — Front Row — Rose Mary Beall, Carole Cain (captain), Elizabeth Dill; Back Row — Gina Womack, Beth McCoy, Mary Beth Cook, Mariah Nowlin, Alison Roberts. „ . Sports 129 Anticipation was building as the seconds ticked away on the clock. The first game of the 1984 State Playoffs rested on the foot of Gary Benson, whose game-winning field goals had become a trademark. Although the temperature was a cold thirty-five degrees, the visitor’s stands of Wildcat Stadium in Fort Payne were packed with Tiger fans. All through the game, the group of students who call themselves the Party Crowd had been cheering and pulling the Tigers through this first contest of the playoffs. Now, with the game on the line, the Party Crowd had moved down to the fence to pray for the field goal. Perhaps there had never been so much anxiety as there was in the thirty seconds prior to the end of that game. The team was in formation and the stage was set. The referee blew the whistle and Gary Ben- son rushed up to kick the hall. All eyes followed it as it sailed through the uprights. Then, in what seemed like ages, the referee raised his arms into the tense night air. Gary Benson had pulled the Tigers through once more as GHS defeated Ft. Payne by a field goal. The Party Crowd went wild, hugging each other, giving high fives, and savoring the victory know- ing there would he a game with arch-rival Sansom to look forward to the next week. Doug Ford, Senior Class president, and originator of the idea, defines the Party Crowd as, A group of students who like to support the football team by cheering, yelling, and making noise at the games. Doug and some friends noticed the non- participation in the pep rallies and decided to make up for the lack of school spirit at the football games. Some Seniors, and eventually underclassmen too, began to sit together as a group. Doug cites their first gathering, the Southside game, as having the best Party Crowd. We had signs, confetti, megaphones, horns, a trumpet, pom- poms, and lots of cheering! With all that school spirit behind them, the Tigers went on to defeat Southside by a score of 41-22. Some players told Party Crowd members that they appreciated the enthusiasm. At the next pep rally, Head Coach Vince DiLorenzo made some favorable comments about the Party Crowd. Cheerleaders Lana Dye and JoNetta Robinson agreed that the Par- ty Crowd made their job of getting the team fired up a lot easier. After the Southside game, the Party Crowd was faithfully at every game, enduring rain, cold weather, and sometimes going long distances to cheer for their Tigers. Almost everyone made new friends and several students really got involved as a team. Some people did make fun of us, but the ones who don't cheer and support the team are always the ones who complain the most if we lose. They are the ones who have problems because they won't release their emotions and cheer or get involved because they let peer pressure get to them. If some- one refuses to be a friend because you show school spirit, then they aren’t worth having as a friend. One day they are gonna look hack and wish they had got- ten involved. As for the future of the Party Crowd, Doug hopes next year’s Seniors start a cheering section. He also thinks it would he good if there could be an area roped off for the Party Crowd. Doug reminds students that anyone can he in the Party Crowd if they cheer or bring something to make noise. He is proud that a potential tradition has been started by the Class of’85! And time will only tell if the Party Crowd becomes a tradition, but there is no question that this group was one of the most remarkable displays of school spirit and unity in the history of Gadsden High School. GHS students go to the bowling alley. School spirit exhibited at the Southside game. The party crowd goes wild after a Tiger touchdown 130 Sports THIS PRCE IS DEDICRTED... TO TIGER FRNS EVERYWHERE Those Athletic Tigers Springtime at CHS Is ■.. Baseball players enjoy a game of cards on a rainy April afternoon Crystal Silvey and Sara Carlisle skip class to clean out lockers. |eff Hudgins. Leann White. Mike Foster, and Kelle Keeling are into mischief! Gccf ing Off Wayne Knight and Reginald Adams play it cool for the camera. 134 Spring Student Life Beth Godfree sleeps during class. School is just too much for Rosemary Beall. Waiting in line to vote is better than being in class! Kathy Garrett and Shaun Cunningham study hard for final exams. Scott Cory. Mark Moore, and Jan Brewer realize that their Senior Year is nearly over. Hardworking sophomore class president Bubba Barnes smiles for the camera. ... Waiting for Summer Spring Student Life 135 ... Baseball Games... Bobby Bugg and Chris Garmon intently watch a terrific Tiger play. Jacque Hessenbruch endures a cold March afternoon to cheer for the Tigers. Wayne Knight and Jonetta Robinson pose for the camera. Could Michael Brewster, Reese Hardin, Douglas Guyton, Mike Wallen, and Matt Beene one day be star players for the Atlanta Braves? Above: Reese Hardin, Stanley Harrell and Gerry Benson enjoy a dugout conference. Left: Dan Williams successfully catches the baseball — with his teeth! It’s been a tough day for Debby Cusimano. Jerome Wooly and Wayne Turner use the buddy system. Kevin Heard enjoys the scenery at Noccaula Falls. ... and just having fun. Spring Student Life 137 Fop 5eniors Spring Is... Going Cpazy ... Making Decisions... Mark Moore seems very surprised when seeing his report card. Scott Cory and Doug Ford attempt to jump from the balcony. ... Looking to the Future... Carole Cain enjoys making decisions. David Ryan dreams of things to come. Don Tucker and girlfriend Stephanie Hall. Jacque Hessenhruch, Alison Roberts, and Dana Slaten get together before atten- ding their Senior Valentines Dance. ... Building Lasting Friendships... 138 Spring Student Life 11:00 a.m. Saturday morning after the prom: It seems that Doug Ford and Tim Wilson still haven’t made it home! «I Timmons, Jonetta Robinson) fcncflknica ttky jint ar prflTul members of the senior court. T '4 a •. • And l ncwine Dish School Days Are _____________Slumhprpd____________ Seniors chow down at lunch. Dreaming of Florida .. . . Alison Roberts obviously has Monica Whisenant dreams of summer. had |(K) much of KhooL ...Having Fun ... Senior girls ponder their Calculus. ... EMcuses for not doing homework... Bruce Johnson seems bored during Democracy. Irene Gilmore receives a surprise! ... Relaxing... Tammi Maddock digs out the sunglasses. and Cooper Lindsey take a break from Irene Gilmore tells Alicia Sisk that she’s happy to be back in Gadsden. Gina Womack and Sara Carlisle enjoy sprins afternoons. i ► ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ i ► j ♦ ♦ ♦v A A A'A'A AAA A A ♦ ♦ Tracy Timmons class. Kay Bullock takes it easy! Jessica Parker and Evyone Lapsley enjoy each other's company. 140 Spring Student Life Tryouts Prospective cheerleaders show their cheering abilities. Rosemary Beall campaigns for the joh of secretary. Tracy Bright, Debby Cusimano. and Gena Wills per- form a stunt. John Massey seeks the Job of SCA Vice-President. Catherine Smith delivers her speech. Gene Heaton recites her speech with perfection. Heidi Herrington, Dianna Smith, and Amy Owen show Cheerleaders are right in step, their spirit! Spring Student Life 141 Audrey Bradford decorates for Coronation. Bobby Bugg and Alison Roberts leave for Coronation. Heath Usry is ready for Friday to come! Misti Naylor gossips during lunch. Above: Everyone enjoys the Coronation Ball. Left: Junior Beauty Yolanda Kimball. Above; Gina Womack takes a much needed rest. Left: Scott Cory carries Jan Brewer over the threshhold. Spring Student Life 143 Jon Hammock is a proud Kingsman for the court. A balloon world. Rosemary Beall and Tim Wilson have had a rough day. to be a king. Mark Moates pretends Calculus class takes a break from their work. Peter Spivak crams for an exam. Traci Talley and Bruce Johnson share a secret. John Reynolds and Steve Partridge have a man-to-man talk. Jeff Edwards takes time off to pose for a picture. Sonya Hope attempts to hide from the camera. Producers Organizations 145 1985 STUDENT COUNCIL n550ClflTI0N Peter Spirak — President Kelle Pollock — Vice President Jonnetta Gadson — Vice President Alison Roberts — Chaplain Dana Slaten — Treasurer Valerie Byers — Secretary Gina Womack — Reporter Matt Thomas — Parliamentarian National Sifonor §ociety FronI Row — Jodie Smith, Traci Timmons, Mariah Nowlin, Beth McCoy, Scott Corey Second Row — Alison Roberts, Jonnetta Gadson, Kim Keeling, Lynne Shoenel Third Row — Leesa Miles, Dianna Smith, Dana Slaten, Jo'netta Robinson, Debbie Cusimano, Debra Rary Fourth Row — Laure Butler, David Owen. Billy Jenkins, Carole Cain, Laura Hoagland, Aimee Hagcdorn Fifth Row — Wendy Robinson, Clint Ray, Matt Thomas, John Massey, Michelle Dressman, Joy God bey Back Row — John Longshore, Philip Nolen, Charlie Hicks, Bubba Barnes, Amanda Senior National Honor Society Front Row — Alison Roberts, Jonnetta Gadson, Traci Timmons, Mariah Nowlin Second Row — Dana Slaten, Jo’netta Robinson, Carole Cain, Beth McCoy, James Scott Corey, Back Row — Jodie Smith, Wendy Robinson, Billy Jenkins The National Honor Society is a group of select students who are chosen not only for their grades, but also on leadership abilities, character, and service. The NHS tutors students who want to im- prove academically, and they work to make GHS a better place. Beta Club ’85 Beta Club Front Row — Carole Cain, Jonnetta Gadson, Michelle Dressman, Mariah Nowlin, Monica Whise- nant, Bobby Bugg Second Row — Lana Dye, Debbie Cusimano, Lynn Schoeni, Tracy Timmons, Crystal Silvey, Joy Godbey, Sara Carlisle, Angie Thompson Third Row — Joan Lonnergan, Jac- que Hessenbruch, Dana Slaten, Beth McCoy, Alison Roberts, Jan Brewer, Jennifer Crook, Myra Devine Fourth Row — Larrbea Baker, Beth Beason, Gina Womack, Mark Moore. Jana Higgins, Angie Roden, Kelly Johnson. Rosemary Beall, April West Fifth Row — Aimee Hagadorn, Debra Rary, Amy Horne, Sherry Ann Green, Shannon Skipper, Amy Owen, Irene Gilmore, Valerie Byers, Beth Lindy Sixth Row — Dianna Smith, Leesa Miles, Laure Butler, Tammi Mad- dock, Beth Godfree, Traci Talley, Lisa Spradlin, Marcia Slay, Nancy Bonner, China McCurdy Back Row — Doug Ford, Don Tucker, Jamie Naylor, Charlotte Marshal, Kellc Pollock, Jodie Smith. SENIOR MEMBERS ► Senior Beta Club Front Row — Carole Cain, Jonnetta Gadson, Mariah Nowlin, Monica Whisenant Second Row — Traci Timmons, Marcia Slay, Tammy Wooten. Doug Ford Third Row — Valerie Byars, Lisa Spradling, Larreah Baker, Nichelle Meadows, Fourth Row — Irene Gilmore, Shannon Skipper, Sherry Green, Janice Elizabeth Brewer, Nancy Bonner Fifth Row — Traci Talley, Jamie Naylor. Charlotte Marshall, Jbnetta Robinson, Beth McCoy, Joyce Dye Sixth Row — Cathy Brunson, Alison Roberts, Connie Chamblee, Jac- que Hessenbruch, Dana Slaten Back Row — Cynthia Burchfield, China McCurdy, John Reynolds, Mark Moore, Paul McSpadden, Tammi Maddock, Jodie Smith BETH CLUB Carole Cain — President Jonnetta Gadson — Vice President Michele Dressman — Vice President Bobby Bugg — Treasurer Mariah Nowlin — Secretary Monica Whisenant — Chaplain Mr. Ronald Mayes — Sponsor The Beta Club painted the goal post on the football practice field for their school service project. 148 Organizations 1984-8 5 Crucible Staff The Crucible Staff is one of the most active organizations at GHS. Some people think that it is an easy joh putting a yearbook together. Ask any Crucible member. They will tell you that statement is totally false. Besides putting pic- tures on pages and writing captions for them, the Crucible staff sells ads and magazines to finance the hook, and also prepares the social event of the year — “The Coronation Ball.” Countless hours of hard work have gone into this, the 59th edi- tion of The Crucible. We, the staff, hope that it is enjoyed by all. Advisor Gilda Day Co-Editor Gina Womack, Advisor Gilda Day, and Editor Jan Brewer. 149 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF an Brewer CO-EDITOR Gina Womack ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Tim Wilson FACULTY EDITOR Irene Gilmore Hardworking Business Manager Jeff Edwards and Advisor Gilda Day discuss plans for the yearbook. • Lisa Spradlin and Sam Norris work on Coronation decorations. FRESH. CLASS EDITOR Lisa Spradlin FRESH. CLASS EDITOR Marcia Slay SOPH. CLASS EDITOR Audrey Bradford Co-Editor Gina Womack and Editor Jan Brewer Gina Womack, Tim Wilson, and Jan Brewer work extra hours to meet deadlines. “TPtayeMUM.xx St z££ Sajoyb 7diet f20on6 74 77t f4Mu z {jad (ch lf tA A lclcU hc oa A U t. tA AHC t C €4t Ac tAc HCUtAfiXlfiClA I (6c AUUC. 7 € urnali Am iA ju bcr6. 76c fUcUrteA %C frlAClH UM$. 7- 77(ap4t4U x A 1$ teedA (a 6c e 4H HC4utccC £a% C6cin tW COAl4. jfctvtAA 'MtllcOied ahcUcC. dit % x66y W (6c aUOtc Ata 6xuac tvAiitcd 6 xn( (a m t6c au't ac6aa( HCutApa tci k« h£ci ahc Standing Row - Jay Mostella. Bubba Barnes. Mark Moore. Paul McSpadden. Carla Cole. |ohn Reynolds. Greg Elrod. Spencer Thomas. Doug Ford l w h rsJDonald Trac Jrighl ramm MacWock r 152 Organizations Section Editors Photographers Artist Circulation Managers Reporters Typists Advisor, Co-editor, and Reporter Organizations 153 VELVETQNES Velvetones Front Row — Vicki Box, Kim Blevins, Angie Thompson, Gene Heaton, Kathy Garrett, Geno Barnes Director Second Row — Jennifer Work, Ginger Helms. Sara Carlisle. Crystal Silvey Third Row — Jacque Hessen bruch, Melody Walker, Rachel Moore, Ledoria Goldsby, Cassandra Mitchell, Cynthia Burchfield Fourth Row — Machelle Wooten, Kelly Johnson, Angie Roden. Kelli Davis, Jana Higgins Fifth Row — Billy Jenkins, Larry Beaird, Glen Day (Pianist), Jim- my Beddingfield, Shawn Cunn- ingham. Chris Stimpon, Jamie Gillian, Omar Cunningham Not Pictured — Marcia Slay, Kim Pankey, Sherrie Gable, Mickey Blackburn, Jerone Horten Triads Front Row — Crystal Silvey, Sara Carlisle, Angie Thompson, Sherrie Gable, Kathy Garrett, Cynthia Burchfield Second Row — Melody Walker, Jacque Hessenhruch, Machelle Wooten, Kim Pankey, Kim Blevins Back Row — Rachel Moore, Jen- nifer Work, Kelli Davis, Jana Higgins, Kelly Johnson, Angie Roden Not Pictured — Marcia Slay, Kristie Beck, Yolanda Booker, Teresa Cash, Ledoria Goldsby, Nancy McGuire, Jennifer Ramsey, Muriel Roberson, An- nise Smith, Cassandra Mitchell 154 I €119 KAMI Band Director Mr. David Bearden Band Officers Front Row — Monica Whisenant, Head Majorette; Cathv Brunson, Band Captain; Kelly Johnson, Secretary Back Row — Traci Timmons, Head Flag. Sara Carlisle, brum major, Angie Thompson. Librarian, Crystal Silvev, Chaplain Drum Major Sarah Carlisle 155 WMIWiHM Front row — Christy Weems, Barbara Bren- non, Tonya Gar- rett, Risa Corley, Lindy Partee, Sabrinna Bell, Greta Mitchell, Bridget Graham, L a m e c h a Cunningham Second row — Kelly Parris, Pam Slay. Stephanie Gurley, Michelle Harris, Stephanie Johnson, Kcm Leonard. Yteria Croft, Chcnada Baler, Alphia Quincy, Fran- chester Easier, Nikki Croft, Cathy Nails Back Row — Kelly Stevens, Michelle Ellison, Crystal Silvey, Sara Carlisle, Angie Roden, Kelly Johnson, Monica Whise- nant, Tonya Graves, Traci Timmons, Jon- netta Gadson, Kim Avery, Lar- rea h Baker, Robert McElroy, Robert Robinson BRASS Front Row — Chip Huff, Phillip Nolen, Peggy Gurley, Cindy Burchfield, Veronica Wofford, Con- nie Chamblee, Beverly Oliver Back Row — Jeff Shimizu, John Longshore, Jeff Ed- wards, Chris Stimpson, Jimmy Beddingfield, John Rutledge, Omar Cunningham 156 —e«LM maim Fronl Row — Vicky Box, Traci Timmons, Christina Templeton, Yteria Croft Back Row — Kim Lennard, Connie Chamblee, Kim Avery, Jonnetta Gadson, Tonya Graves NieiMiiM Front Row — Mike Foster, Wendy Robin- son. Rodney Aldredge, Phillip Beddingfield, Ragan Burchfield, Kathy Garrett Back Row — John Roden, Nancy Rosser, Rodney Jones, Phillip Burchfield, Angie Thompson, Cathy Brunson, Brandi Payne 157 Front Row — Angie Roden, Crystal Silvey, Monica Whisenant, Kelly Stevens Back Row — Cindy Burchfield, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Ellison, Wendy Robinson Clubs 159 Behind the Scenes J € T C CADETS TODAY MAKE BETTER CITIZENS TOMORROW TVr«- wa .1 strange sit«- amun l Gadsden High during the 1964-85 school year as students began wearing Military Uniforms Those who exchanged civilian clothing for uniforms once a week were referred to as Cadets Yes. Junior Reserve Officers Training (•orps ||R m.| was added to the curriculum of the Gadsden City Schools for the first time Activities and Events which the ROTC Cadets participate!! in during the first year Participated in schsKil Homecoming Parades Participated in the Veterans Day Parade in Birmingham Raised the Flag for home Football Games Organized Drill Team but did not enter competition. Organized RifleTeam and entered competition at Auburn. Alabama, anil fired against Etowah High |ROTC. Organized a Color Guard and entered competition at Alalwma and Marion Military Institute. Some Cadets participated in these Cadets enjoyed a trip ti All Cadets participated in th- ducted in Muiphree Stadium Cadets involved in a fund raising effort spent u day at Point Mallard Twenty Cadets spent a week of Summer Camp at f ort McClellan in August Possibly the greatest acievement was the fact that all Cadets were in uniforms before the end of the school year This was considered a big accomplishment when there was no one enrolled the first day of school! The initial enrollment was 265 cadets, with the ending enrollment of 232. Carl Harrison ' Six Flags ' r Annual Formal Inspection of the JROTC Battalion, con- Senior Army Instructor LTC CARL HARRISON Instructor ISG JAMES GLAZE Instructor SGM DONALD CONNER Battalion Commander CADET MAJOR REGGIE ADAMS A COMPANY A,” Above SeatedPFC Michelle Simon, PFC Daniella Sawyer. Capt. Don Tucker ( A Co. Cdr.l, and CPL Keith Haney. 2nd Row: CPL Karen Calloway, PFC Ernestine Lindsey, Lt. Carla Cole, CPL Sharon Murray. CPL Tonya Rudolph, CPL Susan Bramblett. PFC Brian Hancock. PFC Brian Green, and ISG James Glaze (Instructor) 3rd Row: Lt. Stephen Hilleke. SFC Brian Talton. CPL Ken- ney Norwood and PFC Michael White Back Row: Cant. Mark Cameron (Bn S-4), CPL Lynn Butler CPL Johnny Bloodworth. CPL Joe Blount and PFC Michael Dunn. ◄ COMPANY ‘B.” Seated: CPL Jennick Thomas. SSG Willie Marshall. SGT Gail McCloud, Capt. Andre Marshall ( B Co. Cdr.). CPL Dana Garrard, PFC Tracy Heard, and CPL Muriel Robinson. 2nd Row: Set. David Whitten. SSG Sherry Guice. CPL Ledoria Goldsby. Lt.S. Honey Marshall. SGT LaTonya Taylor. SSG Daphne. SSG Casonya Mitchell, and PFC Rodney Blanks. Back Row: CPL Euijene Home. Lt. Mark Henderson, SFC Jerome Woody. PFC Marty Myrick. CPL Brvan Connelley and ISG Joel Lonnergan QUIZ COWL The Quiz Bowl represented Gadsden High at the Scholar’s Bowl Competi- tions held March 21st at Gadsden State Junior College and again on April 3rd and 4th at Snead State Junior College. Mrs. Linda Ford sponsors this group which senior Jodie Smith captains. Front Row: Jodie Smith. David Ryan. Alison Roberts. Mariah Nowlin 2nd Row: Linda Ford (sponsor!. Mark Moore. Beth McCoy. Jonnetta Gadson. Dana Slaten. Traci Timmons 3rd Row: Joy Gadbey. Laura Hoagland. Bobby Bugg. Alan Loveman. Jamie Naylor Back Row: Carole Cain, lana Higgins. Andrew Loveman. Gene Heaton ML ALPHA THETA Mu Alpha Theta is a national mathematics honor society. In I order to qualify for membership a I student must have completed five I semesters of college preparatory IB math and be currently enrolled in a college preparatory' math class. They must have and maintain a B | average in these classes and have Ian over-all B average. A student must indicate his and her interest in becoming a member of Mu [ Alpha Theta to their math teacher and they must be recommended I for membership by one of their math teachers. I Front row — Debbie Cusimano. Traci Tim- I mons. Jonnetta Gadson. Alison Roberts. I Dana Slaten. Mariah Nowlin I Second row — Kim Keeling. Gene Heaten. I Joy Gadbey. Laura Haagland. Monica I Whisenant. Jo netta Robinson I Third row — Irene Gilmore. Marcia Slay. l Scott Cory. Beth McCoy. Amy Owen. Mark I 1 Moore. Myra Devine. Carole Cain Fourth row — David Ryan. Gayle Dumas. |odie Smith. Nick Black. Michelle Dressman. Beth Lindy. Beth Godfree. April West. Bobby Bugg. Back row — Graham Edwards. Kelle Pollock. Traci Talley. Jamie Naylor. Shan- non Skipper CCA4PUTEP CLUE Computer Club provides a common interest for students who like working with computers. Mr. Charles Wren is the sponsor. Front Row — Charles Wren. Sponsor; Laura Hoagland. Joy Godbey. Matt Thomas Back Row — Derwin Core, Cathy Brunson. |ohn Garner. Peter Spivak. John Beaube EEy CLUE The Key Club is one of the most ac- tive clubs at GHS. They sponsor the Valentines Dance, help with Pancake Day, help in “Clean Up Gadsden” drives, and most recently, helped with the Special Olympics. The Key Club is sponsored by Mrs. Doris Smith and the president is Jodie Smith. Kneeling, Michelle Pressman. Gena Wills. Kelle Pollock. Sam Norris. )adie Smith. Dew Bailey. |ohn Reynolds. Danna Smith, jamie Naylor. Second Row - Traci Timmons. David Shoenel. Lynn Shoenel. Katherine Gielle. Crystal Silvey. Sara Carlisle. Marcia Slav, jan Brewer. Tisa Moore. Sally Brock. Joanna Wesley. Elizabeth Dill. Abnee Hagadorn. Catherine Smith Third Row - Heidi Herrington. Jennifer Vice. Mary Beth Cook. |onnetta Gadson. Jo'netta Robinson. Monica Whisenant. Kevin O burn. Angie Thompson. Robert McEJroy. John Massey. Greg Elrod. Scott Weathorby. Mark Moore. Dena Armstrong. Amy Owen fourth Row - Paige Ciamalva. Mamie Coker. Kellie Lindsey, Wendv Robinson. Chris Porter. Beth Foster. Shannon Skipper, Ray Bullock Jr.. Robin Lawrence. Alison Roberts. Carole Cain. Traci Talley. Mrs. Doris Smith. Alan Loveman fifth Row — Jim Ragan. Peter Spirak. Bobby Bugg. Bob Ragan. Don Tucker. Alex Freeman. John Gamer. Bubba Barnes. Paul Walker. John 162 k°n8sl,or,;- leff Heiburger. Paul McSpaddin. Graham Edwards. Laure Butler Hack Row - Eric Higgins. Matt Beene. Scott Brackett. Andrew Roberts. Scott Cardin. Charles Hicks. Brian Morgan. Keith Gray. Dickie McDuf- JUNICI? CEU CROSS The Junior Red Cross has helped in blood drives, sold can- dy, and painted the Tiger Pride” mural in the cafeteria. Spon- sored by Mrs. Wilson, the Junior Red Cross officers are: Tammy Wooten, president; Yolanda Kimble and Tonya Fleming, vice- presidents; and Machelle Wooten, secretary. Front row — Mrs. Wilson, sponsor; Tammy Wooten. Rachel Miller, Yolanda Kimball Row 2 — Valerie Byers, Linda Carroll, Carla Bloodworth, Tonya Fleming Row 3 — Teresha Ingram, Machelle Wooten, Robin Lankford, Michelle Rutledge, Nita Johnson Row 4 — Vanessa Jones, Dee Dee Robinson, Greta Mitchell, China McCurdy F.C.L. S. Front Row — Valarie Byers. China McCurdy. Dana Washburn, Lynn Bullock. Joan Lonnergan, Mrs. McDaniel. Second Row — Jonnetta Gadson. Billy )enkins. Traci Timmons. Machelle Ratledge. Robin Lankford. Sherrie Gable. Nany Bonner. Carla Cole. Trenia Williamson. Mrs. Woodward, Third Row — Mrs. Glaze. Amy Beddingfield. Kim Bowers. Tammy Estes. Linda Carol. Mechelle Wooten. Cynthia Burchfield. Tina Perry, Jody Shupert. Yolanda Davis, Cynthia Williamson The FBLA has always contributed useful projects to Gadsden High. This year, they expect to install a school direc- tory in the front hall. Mrs. Woodward and Mrs. McDaniel spon- sor FBLA. The of- ficers are: Valarie Byers, president; Angelique Clay, vice- president; China Mc- Curdy, secretary; Lynn Bullock, treasurer; Joan Lon- nergan, reporter; Billy Jenkins, Chaplain; Larrhea Baker, parliamentarian. Clubs 163 riiir clue The Bible Club has no roster of membership; no dues. The Club is just a band of believers whose lives have been changed. It’s main objective is Spiritual refreshment for the day’s activities. The president of the Bible Club is Yolanda Kimble. Front Row: Mrs. Wilson. Yolanda Kimbell. Valerie Byars. China McCurdy. Mrs. McDaniel. Second Row; Virginia Hale. Angelique Clay. Mike Goodwin Rack Row: Melody Walker. Billy |enkins. Milton Harrell. Richie West Front Row: Cry stal Silvey. Mariah Nowlin. Alison Roberts. Mrs. Mary Barnes. Charlotte Marshal. Sherry Green Second Row: Kelly Johnson. Lynn Schoeni. Angie Roden. |an Brewer. Jana Higgins. Debbie Cusimano Third Row: Sara Carlisle. Kelly Davis. Dana Washburn. Dana Slater. Tracy Bright. Tim Wilson Rack Row: Tammi Maddock. Beth Graves. Beth Beason. Rose Mary Beall. Jodie Smith. 164 Clubs Mariah Nowlin — President Alison Roberts Vice- President Charlotte Mar- shall Secretary Treas- urer The Hi-Y club sponsored the Christmas party for underprivileg- ed children held in mid-December at the Downtown Y.M.C.A. V.I.C.A. Front Row Stephen Buchanan, Scott Parr, Mark Cameron. Second Row Mr. Johnson. )err ' Coleman. Eugene Herron. Tracy Hord. DECA The Deca Club sold holiday gifts for a Christmas party for underprivileged children and nursing home patients. The funds are also used for Deca competition at district and state levels. .., • K ,, r. tf o' Front Row Mrs. Kinsey. Tammy Wooten. Marie Elrod. Krissy Babros. Amy Albright. Leslie Hutchinson. Rita Gilley. Nita Johnson. Carla Bloodworth. Jim Ragan. Chris Griffith. Second Row Cassandra Green, Marie Marten. Beth Graves. Teresa Cumby, Susan Patterson. Rosie Cook. Jubal Hamil. Ted Cook. Mike Wetzel Third Row Bobby Laired. David Reaves. Micheal Green. Tommy Gregeron. Danny Wallace. Beth Beddingfield. Paige Hudgins. Kelly Davis. Terry Haney. Steve Hillikie Clubs 165 DELTA SIGMA GDI DELTA SIGMA CHI SORORITY sponsored a clothing drive for the under-privileged youth of our community as their service project for the year. Frank Smith, Counselor, is A’s faculty sponsor. Front Row: Inanita Johnson. Linda Carolle. Carla Bloodworth. 2nd Row: Cindy Burchfield. Connie Chamblee, Christina Templeton. Joan Lonnergan Back Row: Cathy Brunson. Leigh Ann Spurlock. Tina White. Quisey Laird. DEI GMEGA DM Front Row: Tracy Talley. Jamie Naylor. Carole Cain. Tracy Jones. Mirah Nowlin 2nd Row: Michelle Ratledge. Irene Gilmore. Charlotte Marshall. 3rd Row: Debra Ran,'. Aimee Hagedorn. Luna Dye. Beth Beason. Kim Bowers. Lynn Bullock. Kim Hardin. Amy Beddingfield. 4th Row: Beth McCoy. Alison Roberts. Jan Brewer. Jacque Hessenbruch. Dana Slaten. Crystal Cole. Lisa Spradlin. Shannon Skipper. Sherry Ann Greene. 5th Row: Dianna Smith. Leesa Miles. Catherine Smith. Wendy Webb. Michelle Ellison. Laura Butler. Sally Brock. Back Row: Kim Vice. Shannon Wiggonton. Ioanna Westley. Christy Ayres. Tammi Maddox. PHI OMEGA PHI SORORITY girls held a car wash this year. Of the money made, the sorority donated $50.00 to the school yearbook as their 1985 service project. Mar- tha Bullock is their sponsor. f F.H.A. Front Row: Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Clark. Sponsors. Patrisha Sandrick. President. Michelle Baker. Chrolotte Marshall. Joan Lonergan. Rodney Edwards 2nd Row Angela Fomby, (alana Spears. Victor Davis. Macey Weatherly. Evyone Lapsley. Gail McCloud. Latonya Taylor 3rd Row Linzy Barber. Shannon Austin. Sherry Green. Wilfiam |ones. Angelia Jones. Lisa Mitchell. 4th Peggy Gurley. Larry Beaird. Stephanie Gurley. Linda Partee. Elizabeth Haygood. Elane Rector. Susan Gable SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club has contributed a book to the Spanish section of our school library entitled, Columbus, by Bjorn Landstrom. Officers are: President — Traci Timmons: Vice-Presidednt — Monica Whisenant; Secretary — Philip Nolen; Treasurer — Jonetta Gadson; Kneeling; |onetta Cadston. Traci Timmons. Monica Whisinate. Philip Holen 2nd Row Matthew White. Andria Gary-. Crislv Ayres. Joanna Wesley. Emi- Sponsor Hill. Mrs. ly Coley. Sabrina Bell, Stephine Hall. Nancy Rosser. Marhia Nalon. Lynn Schanole. David Schoeni. Reesa Corly. Barbara Brennan. Heidie Hearinston. Jennifer Vice. April West 3rd Row Mark Brothers. Shannon Austin. Yvonne Garrett. Marci West. Katherine Giellie. Lamecha Cunningham. K Stevens. [)elsia Crook. Rees Hardin. |aime Day. Tatnmi Robertson. Sandy Hopkins. Janice Cook. Teleshia Washington. Tifflany Baloue. lh R( Christie Rote rtson. Shannon Sherman. Jennifer Crook. Diana Smith. Beth Beason. Tonya Graves. Laura Hogglan. Kim Keeling. Micheal Willard. David Owen. Can Wallace. Michael Jellcs. Ann Lambert. Kevin O Beirn. Maiybeth Cook. Elizabeth Dill. Amy Horne. Katie Roszel 5th Row Chris Porter. Kim Avers'. Bridget Graham. Teresa Williams. Donna Smith. Andrea Young. Angie Thompson. Laura Hoagland. |oy God by. Allen Woorley. Eric Higgins. Angela McPeters. Laure Butler Lisa Miles tith Row Katie Rozelle. |ohn Mass y. Chuck Herb. Bobby Avery. Veronia Watford. Francesca Eastland. Dar- Clubs 167 rins Raddford. |ohn Garner. Graham Edwards. Charlie Hicks FH A (Future Homemakers of America) is spon- sored by Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Owens. The FHA Club pur- chased a Home Economics Com- puter Program this year. They also sponsored a trip to Alabama F.H.A., their state convention. The F.H.A. presi- dent is Trisha Sandridge. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, spon- sored by Mrs. Hill, has at- tended conventions and held a Christmas party. The Latin Club brings together students with a common interest, all are studying Latin here at G.H.S. Front row Debra Rary, Cathy Brun- son. Ray Barrett, Aimee Hagadorn Second Row Kellie Stephens. Nan- cy Rosser, John Hatfield. Tisa Moore. Emerald Aguirre, Andrew Loveman Third Row Joanna Sissen. Marcia Slay Fourth Row Catherine Smith. Wen- dy Webb. Kellie Lindsey. Marnie Coker. Connie Chamblee, Craig Liggan. Misty Smith Fifth Row Nathan Moore. Jeff Shimizu. Stephanie Johnson. Rachel Moore. Richie West, Ken Maudsley. John Doss, John Rutledge. John Hughey. FRENCH CLUB The French Club held a, Foreign Language Christmas Party” in December. This group binds together through their common interest of the French language. Front Row: Alan Worley, Shaun Cunningham, Jamie Naylor 2nd: Sonya Lee, Elizabeth Haygood, Kelly Palace. Melissa Nelson, Lynn Hoskins. Charlotte Marshall. Dena Armstrong, Monica Hart, Tonja Thomas, 3rd: Beverlyee McGinis, James Fillpot, Jeff Stewart, Chris Flem- ing, Dianne Hoagland, Adam Stokes, Craig Smith, Vicky Saf- ford, Tracy Morgan, Terrill Marybury 4th: Freddie Sington, Paul Walker, Derrence Hushly, Rudy Ransaw, Penelope Robinson, Sedrick Holstick, Scott Ingrham, Drew Bailey, Beth Foster, Robert McElroy, Clay Gibbs 168 Clubs TIGECETTCJ AND TIGEEMEN SKATED: Marcia Slay. Jan Brewer. Tammi Maddox. Beth Lindy Second Row: Deidra Snow. Beth Godfree, Gene Heaton. Kim Keeling. Back Row: jay Mostello. Mark Moore. Derwin Core. Not Shown: Betty Under- wood. Rosemary Beall. TIGERETTES and T1GERMEN, the official hostess and hosts of Gadsden High, have been involved in various ac- tivities this year. The responsibility of selling Football Programs at this season’s home games was carried out by this group. They also worked with the S.C.A. on fund-raisers such as the calendar sales in January. Thanks Tigerettes and Tigermen for a Job Well Done! ALPHA PSI ©MEGA Alpha Psi Omega is a school sorority under the guidance of Ms. Mildred Donald. This year the girls of purchased new door labels for the school restrooms. G.H.S. appreciates this school service project! TOP to BOTTOM: Bridget! Graham. Lamecha Cunningham. Delecia Crook. Mechelle Moore. Audrey Bradford. Alphia Quinzy, Sebrenna Bell. Larrhea Baker, ionnetta Cadson — Secretary. Traci Timmons — President. VRLEDICTORIRN SRLUTRTORIRN CLRSS OF ’85 TOP 15 Alison Roberts Jodie Smith . Tracy Timmons Jonnetta Gadson Scott Corey Beth McCoy YJ2 Wendy Robinson Dana Slaten Carole Cain Marcia Slay Bobby Bugg Irene Gilmore 59i l ’85 Jodie Smith receives a scholarship from the US Navy. Dana Slaten receives a scholarship to Gadsden State Community College. Jodie Smith receives a scholarship to Birmingham Southern. Closing 173 Cadet Major Reggie Adams. ROTC Battalion Commander of Gadsden City Schools, opens Awards Day '85 with the Pledge of Allegiance. Tracy Timmons receives a scholar- ship from Red Lobster Joel Lonnergan receives a scholar- ship to Alabama Technical College «iM§15«£§§ AMI A SO® Shorthand Award (80 words per minute): Larrhea Baker, Sandra Byers, and Kim Hardin. Outstanding service as president of FBLA — Valarie Byers Outstanding Accomplishment in Word Processing: Amy Beddingfield «tESMME A Ml A SO Outstanding Co-Editor: Tracy Bright MVP in Magnavox (Outstanding Editor: Top Ad Salesman): Bobby Bugg. Outstanding Sports Editor — John Reynolds. Outstanding 1st Year Reporter — Superior Cadet Award in JROTC: „ , , Mark Moore Yolanda Kimble Scholastic French Award: James Philpot 174 Closing A £AW£mm AWA m Jodie Smith receives the Math Award for maintaining good grades in honors math courses all four years. Cathy Brunson receives the Computer Student of the Year Award. Gina Womack receives the Woodman American History Award. John Longshore receives the award for Outstanding Achievement in Biological Sedrick Holstick receives the Scholastic French Award. Jeffery Stewart receives the Most Im- portant Scholar of French Award for 1985. Mariah Nowlin receives the Foreign Cathy Language Award. Award. Brunson receives the Latin Tracy Timmons receives the Spanish Award. Seniors Break a Twelve Year Tradition Could these graduates be dreaming of Florida? These seniors make one last attempt to boss underclassmen. Beth McCoy and Billy Jenkins are full of Photographers wait in line to snap the anticipation! famous Steven Ray Buchannan's picture. Above: Alison Roberts presents the valedictory speech. Above: Jodie Smith delivers the salutatory address. Above: Lavonne Chiz marches in. Below: Valerie Byers is glad that Below: Doug Ford thinks about fun in the sun! Below: Billy Jenkins sings the Lord’s Prayer. her twelve years are over! Alison Roberts receives the Julia Rhinehart Award. Jodie Smith receives the Raymond J. Hoffman Cup. Bobby Bugg receives the Frank Cottle Award. fAr Triads and Velvetones Sing The Full Circle.” % Above: The new alumni of GHS Finished At Last!! Kim Bowers Laharrea Baker Stephen Buchannan Irene Gilmore Mark Moore Douglas Guyton Tammi Maddock Carole Cain Jonnetta Gadson Marcia McKinney Traci Talley MEMORIES A Personal Congratulations To These Graduates Larry D. Oeaird Best Wishes from Dad and Mom. Amy Eeddingfield Best Wishes from Daddy and Benita Jan Orewer Love and Best Wishes from Daddy, Cindy, and your brothers Samuel, Jr., Hunter, Benjamin Carole Oain Best Wishes from your mother and father, Helen and Bill Cain Linda Puth Oarrell Congratulations and best wishes from your Mother and Father Douglas Eurnett r©rd Best of Luck from your family Donald Leith ©ray Best Wishes from Mother, Dad, and Holley Juanita Annette Johnson Best of Everything, Dad and Mom Tangerla P. Jones Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Will L. Jones Ohristonher Joel Lonnergan Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lonnergan, Michael, Joan Marie Soott Parr Congratulations Son, You finally made it! Mom, Dad, Gene and Marea Dunn JoNetta Pobinson Best of Luck, Mom, Dad, Teddy and Lacy Eddie E. Sims, Jr. Best of Everything to you son, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie B. Sims, Sr. Pana Slaten Love and Best Wishes from Mom and Dad, We’re proud of you Traci Talley Congratulations Grad! Love, Mom, Dad, Debbie, Toni, and Steve. 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AL 35901 BUS 543-3519 RES 547-6530 DOWNEY’S RAINBOWS on GYMNASTICS a string Classes for all Ages Balloons for all occasions GO TIGERS Cheerleading Uniforms Custom- Made Cheerleading Supplies IRENE GILMORE Gymnastics Instructor ROBERT MOORE PHOTOGRAPHY Senior Portraits Weddings Anniversaries Class Reunions Family Portraits Baby Children Restorations Copy 7 547-4352 259 College 5L CruciUeStaff wou (J He to thanh our advertisers for their Support. lAJe encourage our students to patronize these h uSineSSes. ) PATRON ADS Mr. and Mrs. Herman Slay Mike and Cindy Maddox Fred Allen Florist Foote Brothers Carpets Belk Hudson’s Wren’s Pens Days Greenhouse and Nursery Dr. and Mrs. Jack Spradlin The Flower Mart Nursery Ross Grambling Rainbows on a String Mince Interiors Mr. and Mrs. James Day Tuxedo Inn 4 _S' emor 2 irectoru 2 ena drmstron 9 Hi-Y |4 yrs.), Key Club (3 yrs). Phi Omega Phi. Spanish Club (1 yr). French Club |1 yr.). Homeroom Representative (2 yrs.j. Key Club Sweetheart (2 yrs.). Cheerleader |3 yrs.). Homecoming Maid (4 yrs.j. Track Team |1 yr.). Senior Notable. Homecoming Float (4 yrs.). Stunt Night (4 yrs)- CL ne da Hal, er Spanish Club. F.H.A. Club. Traffic Safety Club. Stunt Night. Homecom- ing Float. =CarrLa Bat, er Spanish Club. Alternate Homeroom Representative. Beta Club. F.B.L.A.. Latin Club. Alpha Psi Omega. Color Guard. Typewriting, and Shorthand Contests. Who's Who. Symphonic and Marching Band. Stunt Night. dCarry (t eaird Spanish Club. F.H.A.. Delta. Velvetones I nij Eiddin(ffie(J Homecoming Float. Spanish Club. Filing Certificate. Drama Club. F.B.L.A. Phi Omega Phi. B.E. 11. P.T.S.A.. Special Olympics. alt eene Varsity Football (3 yrs.). Varsity Baseball (4 yrs ). Coronation Court (3 yrs.). Key Club. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Homecoming Float. Stunt Night |3 yrs.). Jlfrcdertd B.tueu Stunt Night. C aria idioodworth President Delta Sigma Chi (2 yrs.). D.E.C.A. Club (2 yrs.). |unior Red Cross |1 yr.). Who's Who. Wane� B, on tier Award of Recognition for Shorthand. F.B.L.A.. Beta Club. Magnavox Staff. Magnavox Reporter. Who's Who. Kimhe riij fdowerS Phi Omega Phi. F.B.L.A., F.H.A.. Shorthand Award. B.O.E. III. P.T.S.A. cott (krachett Baseball. Football. Basketball. Key Club. Stunt Night. Jdeather radford French (dub (1 yr.). Alpha Phi Omega. R.O.T.C.. Homecoming Float (3 yrs.). Alternate Homeroom Representative. Stunt Night (1 yr.). Orlando Bradford Varsity Basketball. Varsity Football. Homecoming Float. Stunt Night. J„„ B, rewer Senior Class Secretary. Hi-Y. Key Club. Beta Club. Bible Club. Tigerette. Crucible Editor. Who's Who. Phi Omega Phi. Homecoming Float. Stunt Night. Catluf Ei run Son Band |3 yrs.), Beta Club. Mu Alpha Theta. Delta Sigma Chi. Latin Club. Vice President. Band Captain. Percussion Section Leader. Symphonic Band. Computer Club. Who's Who. tanan Si even k. Bud, V.I.C.A. Club (2 yrs.). l dohhy dduyy Tennis Team |4 yrs.). Tennis Team — Captain (2 yrs.). Spanish Club (2 yrs.). Spanish Club Reporter. Key (dub |4 yrs.). Tennis Team — Most Valuable Player |1 yr.). Magnavox (3 yrs.). Magnavox Top Ad Salesman. Magnavox Editor. Sophomore Vice-President. Tigerman. Beta Club. Beta Club Treasurer. Hi-Y. Phi-Guy. Mu Alpha Theta. Sr. Class Vice-Pres.. Who's Who. Quiz Bowl. Jgnn Ballad Spanish Club. Drama Club. F.B.L.A.. F.B.L.A. Treasurer. Filing Certificate Award. Homeroom Representative. Crucible Staff Reporter. B.O.E. II. Marching Band, P.T.S.A. Special Olympics. Phi Omega Phi, Homecoming Float. Stunt Night. Cynthia l daye ddurchfieid Drama (dub. Velvetones. Mu Alpha Theta. National Leadership Awards Association. Who’s Who. Beta Cub. Who's Who in Music. F.B.L.A.. Business Communications State Finalist. Delta Sigma Chi. Vice President of Delta Sigma Chi. French Horn Section Leader. Majorette. Marching Band. Concert Band. Valerie Ei yars Freshman Class Secretary. Band (2 yrs.). Band — Most Outstanding Freshman. Student Council Secretary (3 yrs.). Bible Club (2 yrs.). Bible Club Vice President. Beta Club (2 yrs.). |unior Red Cross (2 yrs.). F.B.L.A. (2 yrs.), F.B.L.A. — Treasurer. F.B.L.A. President. Senior Committee. Carafe Ci am Latin Club (3 yrs.). Phi Omega Phi Vice President. Beta Club (3 yrs.). Beta Club President. Class Treasurer (3 yrs.). Mu Alpha Theta. Hi-Y. Corona- tion Court (2 yrs.). Coronation Queen. National Honor Society. Quiz Bowl. Track Team. Cross Country Team (2 yrs.). Key Club Sweetheart. Homecoming Float. Stunt Night. Wad C, a mer on V.I.C.A.. First Place Winner District V.I.C.A. Competition. R.O.T.C. — Colorguard. Rifle Team. Drill Team. R.O.T.C. Battalion. R.O.T.C. Cadet Captain. JC)avid C ampheH Golf Team (4 yrs ). Key Club (2 yrs ). Hi-Y (2 yrs ), V.I.C.A.. Spanish Club (1 yr.). 196 JinJa C B«isk ll iill. Track. Red Cross. F.B.L.A.. Auto Mechanics. F.B.L.A. (3 yrs.j. Secretary Delta Sigma Chi. Treasurer Delta Sigma Chi. |unior Red Cross. Filing Certificate. Connie Chumble ee Spanish Club. Latin Club. Beta Club. Mu Alpha Theta. Who's Who. Band. (4 yrs.|. Band Section Leader. Flag Twirler (2 yrs.j. Delta Sigma Chi. l daumon J C Junior Red Cross. V.I.C.A. Carta Cote F.B.L.A. Kappa Phi Omega. Magnavox. Volleyball. Girls Basketball Manager. Stunt Night. Homeroom Representative. R.O.T.C. First Lieutenant. Jacqueline ( urry F.H.A. Klnthony X) obbinA D,J CooL Junior Varsity Football. Soccer. Golf Team. Deca Glub. .Scott C ore y National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta. Phi-Guy. Stunt Night. Homecoming Float. Trig Team. Top Ten Percent. Beta Club. Key Club. Spanish Club. IJteria Croft Band. Football. Bruce aviA rXana rX r Cheerleader. Hi-Y. Beta Club. Homecoming Court. Corontion Court, Class Beauty. Homecoming Float. Phi Omega Phi, Stunt Night. Latin Club. Homeroom Representative. Crucible Staff. Freshman Class Vice Presi- dent. Junior Class Treasurer. (jraham Edwards Spanish Club. National Spanish Honor Society. Key Club. Golf Team, Homeroom Representative. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Mu Alpha Theta. Stunt Night. Homecoming Float. Rodney Edwards Football Manager (3 yrs.). F.H.A. (3yrs.). Cjwendolyn tCich Basketball (2yrs.|. Track (1 yr.|. |r. Red Cross. F.B.L.A.. Auto Mechanics. Jeannette Hich joe if C vans Welding |3yrs. X)ouy Magnavox |4 vrs.J. Magnavox Photographer 11 yr.J. Senior Class President. Beta Club. Drama Club. Phi Guy. Senior Notable. Senior Coronation Court. Homecoming Float (4 yrs ). Stunt Night |4 yrs.). Homeroom Representative. Outstanding Magnavox Freshman Award. Sherrie Cjable eja Velvetones (4 yrs.|. Phi Omega Phi. Hi-Y. F.B.L.A.. |r. Civitans. B.O.E. Ill, All-State Choir. Jonnetta (Jad Aon Spanish (dub (4 yrs.|. Spanish Club Vice President. Alabama Federation of Spanish Club |4 yrs.j. Math Team |3 yrs.|. Band (4 yrs.j. Stunt Night (4 yrs.|. National Honor Society (3 yrs ). Beta Club (3 yrs.j. All-City Band Homecoming Float |3 yrs.). Alpha Psi Omega (3 yrs.j. Alpha Psi Omega Correspondence Secretary, Vice President. National Honors Society- Treasurer. Student Council Vice President. Spanish National Honor Society |2 yrs.j. Academic All-American. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Alabama Girls' State. Mu Alpha Theta (2 yrs.j. Quiz Bowl. Key Club. F.B.L.A., Top 10% of Graduating Senior Class. Chris Q armon Spanish Club. Homecoming Float. Stunt Night. Jrene (jit m ore Beta Club (4 yrs.j. Key Club Sweetheart (2 yrs.j. Cheerleader |4 yrs.j. Homecoming Court (2 yrs.j. Coronation Court (2 yrs.j. Class Beauty (2 yrs.j, Latin Club. Mu Alpha Theta (2 yrs.|. F.B.L.A.. Hi-Y (4 yrs.j. Crucible Staff |2 yrs.j. Homeroom Representative. Young Life. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Vice President Phi Omega Phi. Most Outstanding Football Cheerleader. Tiger Spirit Award. Stunt Night (4 yrs.j. 1 lomecoming Float |3 yrs.j. Keith (jra lJ Football, Football — Most Valuable Offensive Lineman. Key Club. Sherry CJ reen nerry Track Team. Hi-Y (2 vrs.J. Cheerleader. Beta Club. F.H.A.. Phi Omega Phi. Latin Club. Swim Team, Stunt Night (2 yrs.j. Homecoming (2 yrs.j. Robert tfriffin Soccer. French Club. D.E.C.A. Treasurer. D.E.C.A. President. XXouylaA Cjuyton Baseball. Football. Coronation Court. Stunt Night. Senior Notable. 1« ba I Xda m i I Magnavox. D.E.C.A.. Key Chib, Hi-Y. Golf Team. Stunt Night. Homecom- ing. Young Life. Homeroom Representative. Alternate. Joey Xdardin Baseball Team. D.E.. Magnavox. D.E. Vice President. 197 Eugene Sderron French Club. French Honor Society. French Club Officer. Basketball Team. Track Team. V.I.C.A. Club. V.I.C.A. Club Vice President. F.B.L.A. Club. acque Sleddenbruclt Stunt Night. Homecoming. Latin Club. Hi-Y Club. Traids. Velvetones, Beta Club. Phi Omega Phi. Srankie Sdialitower Homecoming Court. Stunt Night. Velvetones. Coronation Court. Cheerleader. Stephen JJittehe Latin Club. Spanish Club (2 yrs.J, D.E.C.A. (2 yrs.). Disc and Diamond Club. Sahrinu J4it( $e(f JJuJqit l9ini Key Club. Basketball (2 yrs.). Homecoming Float (4 yrs ). Stunt Night (4 yrs.). Sonya Slope French Club, F.I.C.A.. F.B.L.A.. Office Aid (2 yrs.). Library Aide. l rad Sloward Homeroom Representative. Kappa Epsilon Gamma. Homecoming Float, Stunt Night Band. Bitty JJenhini Velvetones (4 yrs.). F.B.L.A. — Chaplain. National Honor Society. Bible Club. Hi-Y. Tiger Mascot. Tigerman. All State Chorus (2 yrs ). Who’s Who. Math Team. Top Ten Percent. Typing II Award. Drama Club. Homeroom Representative Alternate. A and B Honor Roll. Stunt Night. Homecoming Float. Banita t ait oh ndon Volleyball (3 yrs.). Track (4 yrs.J. Basketball (2 yrs.). ISruce Johnson Baseball. Homecoming Float. fllta jU ndon Spanish Club. D.E.C.A. (2 yrs.). Junior Red Cross. Delta Sigma Chi Vice President. Who’s Who. J eddie oned Sracy oned Marching and Symphonic Band. Velvetones. Magnavox, Circulation Manager for Magnavox. Phi Omega Phi Secretary, String Orchestra. Homecoming Float. Stunt Night. F.H.A.. French Club. Basketball Dan yerla jotted iketball. Siracy J r, toned Marching and Symphonic Band. Velvetones. Magnavox Circulation Manager. Stunt Night. Phi Omega Phi Secretary-. String Orchestra. Homecoming Float. V anedda Ironed Band. F.B.L.A.. Homecoming Float. Stunt Night. Homeroom Represen- tative. F.H.A.. French Club. u in SanLjord F.B.L.A.. Junior Red Cross. B.E.. Delta Sigma Chi. ddfizabeth dCewid Band (4 yrs.). Bible Club. French Club. Bernard Sinddey Jr. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Basketball. Stunt Night. Homecoming Float. 2)ate Ji nddey Kappa Xi Omega. Homeroom Representative. Homecoming Float. Volleyball. Stunt Night. $oJJ!o .onneryan J.R.O.T.C. — Rifle Team. Delta Sigma Chi. ba Latin Club (2 yrs.). National Honor Society (2 yrs ). Beta Club (3 yrs.). Quiz Bowl Team (2 yrs.). Mu Alpha Theta'(3 yrs ). Stunt Nighi (2 yrs.). Homecoming (4 yrs.). Cross Country Team. Phi Omega Phi (3 yrs.). China W.CarJ, 'J Secretary of F.B.L.A.. Secretary of Bible Club. Beta Club. Jr. Red Cross. Who's Who. :ia WcJCi, fareia mc J inney Spanish Club. Band. F.B.L.A., Filing Certificate. Paul WcSpaJJen Key Club (2 yrs.). Hi-Y (2 yrs.). Beta Club. Magnavox. Golf Team (2 yrs ). Latin Club. Stunt Night. £ « Wad Varsity Football. V.I.C.A. Club. Vocational School (3 yrs.). Sammi nujod Spanish Club. Hi-Y. Phi Omega Phi. Beta Club, Band Velvetones. Magnavox. Basketball Captain. Track. Cross Country. Tigerette, Stunt Night. Homeroom Representative. Homecoming Float 198 CkarhtU WanUl Homeroom Representative. Beta Club. French Club. Track Team. F.H.A.. F.H.A. Secretary. Hi-Y. Hi-Y Treasurer. Phi Omega Phi. Stunt Night. Homecoming Float. WicLthftUJoWi Spanish Club. Beta Club. Who's Who. jbeangelo Football (4 yrs.). oore nu, m oore Beta Club. Key Club. Tennis Team. Quiz Bowl. Homecoming Float. Stunt Night. Mu Alpha Theta. Math Team. Spanish Club. Magnavox. Homeroom Representative. JL,, nUJL Tennis Team (3 yrs.). Homeroom Representative. Sleoie Ray Wide, Football Team Manager. Football Team. F.F.A. (3 yrs.|. amie |.v. Cheerleader (2 yrs.). Varsity Cheerleader (2 yrs.), Latin Club. Key Club Sweetheart. Coronation Court (4 yrs.). Class Beauty. Phi Omega Phi President. Mu Alpha Theta (3 yrs.). Beta Club. French Club Secretary. Quiz Bowl. Stunt Night (4 yrs.). Homecoming Float (4 yrs.). Samuel U orris Senior Notable. Homecoming Court (2 yrs.). Coronation Court (4 yrs.). Key Club (4 yrs.). Key Club Vice-President. Phi Guy (2 yrs.). Stunt Night (4 yrs.). Homecoming Float (4 yrs.). Junior Class Vice-President. Varsity Football (2 yrs.). Junior Varsity. Swim Team. Crucible Staff (2 yrs.). Sports Editor. Hi-Y (3 yrs.), Latin Club |2 yrs.). Warityn Ofiver Track (3 yrs.). Basketball. Stunt Night. F.F.A. |3 yrs.). WarU floJln Stunt Night (4 yrs.). Homecoming Float (4 yrs.). Latin Club President. Mu Alpha Theta. Youth Legislature Committee Chairman (2 yrs.). Beta Club Secretary. Who's Who. Scholar's Bowl Team. National Honor Society Historian. Hi-Y President. Phi Omega Phi Treasurer. Boy's Cross Country Team Captain. Graduation Committee, Voice of Democracy City and District Winner. Scoff f arr Football |2 yrs.). Wrestling. V.I.C.A. Club. Chris St imp Son Spanish Club (2 yrs.). Sot, Ray an Band (4 yrs ). Velvetones. Spanish Club (2 yrs.). Soccer Team. Key Club. D.E.C.A.. Spanish Club. Homecoming Float. Phi Guy. Stunt Night. an dr a Delta Sigma Chi. V.I.C.A. Sc Radford WecUle Phi Omega Phi |4 yrs.), F.B.L.A. (2 yrs.). Junior Red Cross, Certified Filing Certificate. B.E. (2 yrs.). Jk Son Roberts ( 45 Band (2 yrs ). Band Librarian. Latin Club (2 yrs.), Latin Club Treasurer. Hi-Y (3 yrs.), Hi-Y Publicity Chairman. Hi-Y Vice President. Beta Club (3 yrs.). National Honor Society (3 yrs.). National Honor Society Chaplain. National Honor Society President. Mu Alpha Theta (3 yrs.). Mu Alpha Theta President. Phi Omega Phi (3 yrs.). Phi Omega Phi President. Scholar's Bowl (2 yrs.). Math Team (3 yrs.). Key Club Sweetheart. Youth Legislature (3 yrs.). Senate Reading Clerk, Governor's Cabinet. Girl's Cross Country Team. Girl's Cross Country Team Chaplain. Student Coun- cil Chaplain. English Award (2 yrs.). Trig Award. Good Citizen's Award. National Merit Commended Student. Senior Notable. Jta netta f foh in Son National Honor Society. Beta Club (3 yrs.). Key Club. Mu Alpha Theta (2 yrs.). Cheerleader (4 yrs.). Most Outstanding Cheerleader, Head Cheerleader. Stunt Night (4 yrs.). Homecoming Float (4 yrs.). Coronation Court (4 yrs.). Homeroom Representative (3 yrs.). Math Team. Who’s Who. Graduation Committee. Academic Scholarship at Alabama A M. Senior Notable. Bat Girl, Spanish Club (2 yrs.). Etowah Youth Council. 1st Place Oratorical Contest. Wendy nSon National Honor Society. Key Club. Phi Omega Phi. Coronation Court, Majorette. Mu Alpha Theta. Marching Band. Top Ten Percent of Class. Homecoming Float. Stunt Night. Who's Who. Mort Glosser Salute. Latin Club. Jomja Rudolph F.H.A.. J.R.O.T.C.. Band. 2) avid I'diian ya Spanish Club (3 yrs.), Russian Club. Spanish National Honor Society. Math Team. Mu Alpha Theta. Quiz Bowl Team (3 yrs.). Stunt Night |4 yrs.). Homecoming Float (4 yrs.). Alternate N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship at Auburn. R.O.T.C. 2) avi dSu fiddle Si r mS Spanish Club. Track Team. V.I.C.A. Club |3 yrs.). 2) ana Sfatem Latin Club. Homecoming Float. Stunt Night. Hi-Y. Beta Club. Mu Alpha Theta. Phi Omega Phi. Tigerette. (unior Class Secretary. National Honor Society. Student Council Treasurer. Graduation Committee. Voice of Democracy 2nd Place Winner. Quiz Bowl. Math Tournament. arc i a S Marching Band Majorette (2 yrs.). Concert Band (2 yrs.). Latin Club (4 yrs.). Hi-Y (3 yrs.). Beta Club (2 yrs.). Triads — Velvetones (Vice- 199 President), Mu Alpha Theta (2 yrs.). Track Team. Top Ten Percent. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Key Club. Homecoming (4 yrs ). Stunt Night (3 yrs.|. Crucible Staff. Tigerette. A and B Honor Roll. 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