Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1986 volume:

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Our cheerleaders recently made an outstanding showing at the ICF International Open Cheerleading Competition in Nashville. Tennessee. In the academic department, new advanced placement courses in American History and English joined existing A.P. courses in Calculus and Spanish. Nineteen eighty-six also brought about the organization of Students Against Driving Drunk Chapter here at G.H.S. Heading all of these positive events is our new principal. Mr. Bob Russell. All of the changes and new beginnings are most successful this year. And for this reason we adopted the theme. “Thla It Our Tear.” Though the Crucible Staff did not originate the theme, we did adapt it to our purpose, to provide a foundation of excitement and accomplishment on which to capture the 1985-86 school year in yearbook history! The true theme source... well, we borrowed it from the cheerleaders' optimistic theme for the athletic program. During the fall, the cheerleaders sold Cherry Coke T-Shirts with the THIS IS OUR YEAR slogan on them. The attitude of a bright outlook for G.H.S. spread from this and soon everyone began to believe that this, in fact, would be Our Year. Here's hoping that you will enjoy this, the 60th edition of the Gadsden High School Crucible. May 1986 always be remembered as OUR YEAR — the Year of the Tigers! 7y6ene eoene tuuuf ti neo cue pot dtAcou loped or diAajtyiotxted... ... Sut eoe tewt qettt Oct £nie uto cuene atcutUfO (Aene to Ae£fc cio tAnouyA tAe faUtuneo cuut to Ae coitA uo to enjoy tAe Aajrfuf Uttteo. 7Ac tfiecial faentU eve A ve Htfutc thuC (Ac cmfryupettaAte U tte4 eve Aave Aeut evM cUev Uf %c uU t evitA U4 ... Ocn 'tyean 7tt 11 Rosie Cook and Jeff Heiberger Jennifer Crook and Wayne Kmght 13 Se U n4 $6 VICE-PRESIDENT AOcuch TREASURER PRESIDENT AUu SECRETARY 'K clly PoAhJGh A6 SontofS Reginald Adams Nick Black Laura Bowen Scott Carden Sara Carlisle Angelique Clay Rosie Cook Debby Cusimano Myra Devine Michele Dressman Gayle Dumas Jeff Edwards Peter Fagerberg Tonya Fleming Bryan French Rebecca Gargus Seniors � ■ John Garner Todd Garrett Kassie Gielle Joy Godbey Jana Higgins Erik Hammock Kelly Johnson Terry Haney Jeff Jones Yolanda Kimble Marie Martin Angela McPeters Craig Means Kelly Parris Susan Patterson Seniors Atina Perry Kelle Pollock Robin Pruitt Anita Riggins Tonja Skelton Dana Washburn Lynne Schoenl Crystal Silvey Alicia Sisk Ken Talton Matt Thomas Melody Walker April West Gena Wills Gina Womack Seniors SENIORITY Only m Matt Thomas Jeep can these students find a way to relax after a hard day of class. The warm spring sunshine made seniors start counting the days until graduation That Senior Spirit is shown by Jana Higgins and Kelli Davis as they get the football team fired up for the Gadsden Sansom game Senior Class President Alicia Sisk seems to be up to mischief as she takes advantage of an afternoon free from classes (above left). Dreaming ot sandy beaches and palm trees is exactly what Michele Dressman seems to be doing during one of those days when it seems that class will never end (above middle) Angela McPetets leaves school to get to her job on time Many Seniors took advantage of the D E D O programs and got jobs to save money for college (above right) Seniors Senior closeness is exhibited by Gaylo Dumas. Sara Carlisle, and Crystal Siivey Onco Seniors realized that their high school days were numbered, the necessity ol staying together was an all-important objective I can dress this way. I'm a Senior' John Garner realizes that an advantage of being a senior is always havina an alibi Hawaiian Shirts were popular In the Spring of 86 but John seems to have found a new way of wearing them Rosemary Beall Kristen Babros Yolanda Booker Vicky Box John Beaube Eric Bradford Valarie Blount Tracy Bright Robie Cole Chris Conkle Sandra Cooks Derwin Core Seniors 17 Ivory Crayton Jennifer Crook Shaun Cunningham Kenneth George Cassandra Green Kelle Davis Victor Davis Beth Godfree Sabrina Gibbs Tommy Gregerson Barry Hancock Jennifer Haney 18 Seniors Gene Heaton Jeff Heiberger Ginger Helms Mark Henderson Leslie Hutchinson Zachary Jones Brian Holderfield Paige Hudgins Tom Hudson Eric Johnson Kelle Keeling Kevin Jones Kim Keeling Ann Lambert Wayne Jones Seniors 19 Evyone Lapsley Celestia Lewis Cooper Lindsey Earnestine Lindsey Keith Matthews Beth Lindy Janet Mayben Mia Miller Shoney Marshall Rachel Miller Cassandra Mitchell Brian Morgan Tracey Morgan Ken Morrow 20 Seniors Ross Moses Amy Owen Kim Pankey Ivan Pierce Thomasa Posey Marie Sumpter Wallace Rawls David Reavis Deidra Snow Tanya Sumpter Brenda Swain Stephanie Riddle Todd Stevens Roger Sandlin Jodie Schupert Kari Swann Seniors 21 Randy Temple Paige Thomas Spencer Thomas Wayne Turner Russell Tyler Heath Usry Paul Walker Danny Wallace Brian Williams Chris Williams Dan Williams Trena Williamson Jeffrey Wright Jay Johnson A Note of Explanation The annual magazine sale is a senior sponsored activity aimed at helping finance the school’s yearbook. As a sales incentive this year, the Crucible Staff offered the Senior Color Portrait Reward. The senior portraits appearing in color on pages 16 through 16C are of those individuals selling six or more magazine subscriptions. We appreciate their special efforts! We hope this first time appearance of Senior Portraits in color will become a tradition, begun by the Class of 86. And that each year Tiger Pride will grow along with the number qualifying for this color portrait section. 22 Seniors Best of luck to each and every senior. 4 Ttecv ?cice C i t£e Maw you ever wondered what «was hke to go to • t0f oton country and go to school ther a tor a year? Patar Fagerberg from Sweden took mat nca. Ha cama to Gadsden, became a member otihe ©ass of 86 at Gadsden MohSchoof Peter r daodad to coma to America through the Foreign Exchange Program attar ha traveled to the tinted State a few tme� . (Hi niter tpant torn sme hare thrao year ago) Petor wanted to coma to learn to speak English better and to meat Patar ay� that Swedish schools are much more ottarent from American school Thar are eleven ditlarant daises, but student go to only eight per day. They have two hours of rustory end 6 noub of math per weak Classes are 40 minutes long in Sweden mere are no school sports teams Soma students play soccer and basketball dunng P E . but it on wants to play on a team, ha must Bof coaogo is only throe years more Peter anjoysaa his classes her at OHS Ha takes physics, typing, trigonometry, government, tennis. and Engish Ha most Oftcdt class is government He says A r hard to understand American government because Sweden has a socialistic government instead of a democratic join an after school league Peter would � ctua� y be m tvs rest year it h was W«i Sweden H h school lasti tthorc l(oy a� Nsd � CS. typing. tn, I Engish Ha t nt Hesaysaw Teenagers m Sweden do not spend all of their ten in school They go to movies, amusement parks, and dacos on the weekends They ere not Slowed to drrve unM they are eighteen, so they meet the dates at the disco . Peter says he loves Amenca It s so near he Ocvi Section, 'fyea i “iRevietv The Cu� t of M b g� n M« Soruor Ymt on S pt mb«r J. IMS At lOOksd lorward to Vw% yoar o docnon-makng. parting, studying, and making nendVwp� to last a hfottmo Aftor our HDlor porti� «� mad m August, the first O'dor o butntti wm to otoct ctaaa offtoata. Wo cho « Alicia Stafc a oir prottoant Amy Ovon as wco prosidon K «y Johnson as socroUry. and Angie Rodon as treasurer. Soptombor brought an o rty Homacommg Waak to GMS As wo workod to bu d our ftoat antmad Tigars Draw Fast Stood, (a taka-off of tho poputar Rambo movw stamng Sytvasser Suaona) o foa a MM nostatgc knowing this would bo our last Homacomm Tracv Bright was Cfiosan as quaan and our son«r maids wars Dobby Cusrrnano. Ka a Kaatng Thomasa Posoy and Shorwy Marshal Attar a thnang footbaa soason. n when wa oaat our arcfwivat Emma Sansoml 7-0. wasaraad down to study unatOacambar In Nooambar. wa ordarad graduation tuppkas. a rammdar mat our hoh school days wars nunbarad Christmas 1 MS was a graat ooa Wa want to tha Christmas Dane on Oacambar 0 and wa got out tor tha hokdayt on Dacambar 30 Altar a tun Now Yoar s Eva. r wfsch wa usharad m our yaar — 1966. wa chaarad on tha Tigars at a successful btsfcecb ! KHQfl On March l.fha Kay Club sponsorad a danca wan Mark and Brian from 196 it was a danca that many seniors won t soon torgel March also brought Spraig Break Wa a spam « «i many OfMr ant ways Apnr 4tn brought tha avant of tha yaar — our aantor prom. Wa war thread toat our class was raprasantad by prom quaan Michala Orassman and katg Jail Hafeargar As our yaar bagan to wnd down, wa pausad to rafiact on o lour yaart at GMS Graduation on Juna 6th at Convanaon brought a ctosa to a chaptar of our tvoa — and to our yaar. Picture 1 — Vernon Williams salutes Tiger fans after a victory over Fort Payne. Picture 2 — For Angela McPeters. ordering graduation supplies was only a reminder that graduation was not far away. Picture 3 — Myra Devine and April West work hard at their accounting Picture 4 — Hardworking homeroom representatives: Front Row — Debby Cusimano. Jana Higgins. Matt Thomas. Middle Row — Tracy Bright. Gena wills. Thomasa Posey. Back Row — Ann Lambert. Sboney Marshall. Tonya Fleming 24 Seniors Picture 1 — In November, the Senior Class was treated to breakfast in the Spanish Room at Convention Hall. Here. Earnestine Lindsey. Ivory Crayton, and Trena Lindsey have a good time Picture 2 — One part of being a senior is playing pranks on each other. Sometimes we found our lockers filled with interesting things! Picture 3 — Dress-up days were always fun! Here. Gena Wills participates in Nerd Day.” Picture 4 — Lunch-time was always used as a time to relax dunng the day. Keile Keeling seems to enjoy her popside Picture 5 — David Reavis. Randy Temple. Robin Pruitt, and Brian Morgan dress not only themselves up. but also the ROTC mannequins for senior portraits. Picture 6 — New-comer to the Class of 86. Todd Garrett, (from Virginia), hurnes home from school in his 200-SX. Picture 7 — Who could forget all those rousing pep rallies.? Seniors 25 Putting it Together: Building our Senior Float The building of Homecoming floats is one of the highlights of any school year. For Seniors, work began on our last float on Monday. September 23. 1985. We reported to the Hill Avenue Fire Station, our float headquarters, immediately after school. We first had to round up all of our materials used in previous years' floats such as tiger heads, float sides, etc. After all of that was assembled, work began in earnest. For the most part, work on our float proceeded smoothly. As our theme, we chose 'Tigers Draw First Blood. A tank with a Rambo Tiger in it was shooting down a scrawny panther. For special effects. a fire extinguisher provided smoke for the cannon. Most seniors came to float-building after 6:00 pm everyday. We had plenty of help and some of the seniors really got involved as a team. Thursday night was the most hectic of all. People were rushing around everywhere trying to finish up the float and get the fire station back in order. Late that night, we all quit and went home to catch a few hours sleep before morning. On Friday, we paused an hour to attend the Homecoming pep rally. After we got all fired up for our last Homecoming game, about 15 seniors went to finish last-minute details on the float before the parade. After our float was hitched to Matt Thomas' Jeep, we could all sit back and relax as the Homecoming Parade proceeded down Broad Street. Picture 1 — Randy Temple works hard to get the servor float finished on time Picture 2 — Paige Thomas and Beth Godfree stuff float sides. Picture 3 — April West. Beth Lindy. and Myra Devine smile despite the late hours of float building Picture 4 — John Beau be. Matt Thomas, and Todd Garrett rig-up a smoke system for the float. 26 Seniors Seniors 27 Picture 1 — After a week of hard work, the senior float is finally finished! Picture 2 — Vicky Box listens to helpful hints concerning the float. Picture 3 — Qena Wills takes a dinner break. Picture 4 — Deidra Snow seems to need a long breather' Picture 5 — Angie Roden builds a tiger. Picture 6 — Gene Heaton discovers that building a float is hard work. Picture 7 — Class president Alicia Sisk lends a hand. Picture 1 — “Caveman Jones reads up on his ancestors. Picture 2 Brian Morgan and Scott Carden share a joke. Picture 3 — With the onset of second semester. Crystal Silvey, Sara Carlisle and Lynne Schoenl realize that their high school days are numbered Picture 4 Paige Hudgins and Leslie Hutchinson, thinking of Senior Florida trips. Picture 5 — Gena Wills. Reggie Adams. Gma Womack. Keile Keeling. Angie Roden. Kelly Johnson, and Victor Davis believe in Senior unity. 28 Seniors Picture 01 — John Gamer, Nick Black, and Jeff Jones clown around, as usual! Picture 02 — Craig Means. Zac Thornton and Angie Roden pause during a break between classes. Picture 3 — After discovering what was on the cafeteria's menu. Tom Hudson decides Gena may taste better. Picture 04 Gina Womack and Gene Heaton find a skeleton in the closet. Picture 05 — Ross Moses. Kristen Babros. and Russell Tyler seem to be into mischief! Picture 06 — Trenia Williamson and Deidra Snow show their Tiger Spirit! Picture 07 — Brian Morgan. Tracy Bright. Scott Carden. Jeff Heiberger. and Debby Cusimano celebrate finishing the float. Seniors 29 We’re the Class 30 Seniors JUNIORS Being a Junior has been a blast, But these last two years have passed by fast. The class of 87 is number 1! Because when all was said and done, Our floats were the best for all to see. This was proven with astounding victories. We're really together, you know that’s true, And when we're gone, you'll miss us, too. Some will laugh, some will cry — But we've been the best for Gadsden High. — Bubba Barnes “Being a Junior has been?” Alex Freeman — A GOOD TIME! Debra Rary — Exuberant! David Owen — Not much of nothing! Philip Nolen — A panic about grade average, and the rest of my life! Laure Butler — Having a great time, and knowing being a senior is just around the corner! “Being Junior Class President has been a blast!” —BUBBA BARNES Junior Class President It has been an honor to be secretary of such an awesome’ class!” — BETH BEASON Jr. Secretary “Our Junior Class is great because the people are fun and we re the closest class at G.H.S.” MICHELLE ELLISON Jr. Vice-President “I cannot think of a better group of people to represent. — MISTI NAYLOR Jr. Treasurer 32 Juniors Cassandra Aaron Alice Avery Kimberly Avery Chnsty Ayres Larry Baker Bubba Barnes Bethany Beason Jimmy Beddmgfield Sebrena Bell Mickey Blackburn Sally Brock Laure Butler Tomiko Cannon Veronica Cantrell Keisha Cash ChstaiCde Emily Coley Angela Covington Sonya Crawford Michelle Crocton Shelia Crozier Jenni Culp Baron Cummans LaMecha Cunningham Ferndale Davis Joseph Douthard PhikpDrake Michelle Ellison Arthur English Tammy Estes Danielle Ballou fS V r Jason Blackwood Charles Chappie Nikki Croft Kathy Domenico Calvin Fleming Amy Barber Audrey Bradford Bill Clackum Delsia Crook Bruce Douthard Kafvm Fleming DueronFord Karen Foster Mike Foster Alex Freeman Leah Garrett Clay Gibbs Stan Gilbert Alf� e Grady TinaGramblin Tonia Graves MichealGray Todd Griffin Aimee Hagedorn Stephanie Hall Jody Hamby Kim Hardin Reese Hardin RrtaHardnett Milton Harold Stanley Harrell Elizabeth Haygood Tracy Heard JohnHenslee Charlie Hicks Tammie Hightower SiginHom Amy Home Bernard Howell Andre Huff Chip Huff Sarah Humphries Scott Ingram Courtney Jackson Alice Johns April Johnson Mark Johnson Matecia Johnson Chris Jones Tamiko Jordan Orlando Juddme BnanKembni Lisa Lankford Kem Leonard Arnold Lipscomb John Longshore Joan Lonnergan Douglas Lloyd John Massey Tracy McBurment Barbara McCloud Gail McCloud Laurel McOuney J.D.McDufhe Beverly McGinnis Leesa Miles Lisa Mitchell Stephen Moat Mark Moates Michelle Moore Racheal Moore Barry Morgan Edward Mosteiia Misti Naylor RosalynNero Philip Nolen David Owen Lee Parr Melody Patterson Lisa Peppers Rex Peters Alphia Qumzy Cassandra Ragland RudyRansaw Debra Rary Clint Ray Andrew Roberts Nancy Rosser Eric Sanders Victoria Singleton Freddy Sington Bruce Smith Catherine Smith Dianna Smith Leanne Spurlock Samson Rhonda Steakly Kelly Stephens Jett Stewart David Taylor LaTonja Taylor Angie Thompson Tara Thorton Donnie Timmons Sherrell Timmons Makshea Turner Tovio Turner Barry Varnon Machelle Wooten Theresa Williams Monora Willis Shanna Wigginton Lisa Williams Micheal Willard Pictures Not Available Monte Alexander Ulle Billingsley Billy Blaylock Phillip Byers Stephanie Cook Robin Crantield Marilynn Cronin Christy Darnell Trenia Edwards Greg Elrod Stacy Gary Sherry Guice Billy Hawkins Scott Higgins Franona Hunt Darryl Jones Robyn Lawerence Trenia Lindsey Tim Martin Mary Ann Maxwell Anthony Montgomery Barry Morgan Kim Nelson James Ptvlpot Darius Radtord Cassandra Ragland Kenneth Rawls James Sanders Mary Smitherman Jay Tadlock Liz Trawick Tina White King Wiggins Rhonda Williams 36 Juniors Picture 1 — It has been a long hard day for Audrey Bradford Picture 2 — Junior Class Homeroom Representatives: Back Row — L to R: Kelly Stevens. Latonja Taylor. Lamecha Cunningham. Sally Brock.Front Row —HoR: Reese Hardin. Andrew Roberts Picture 3 — Junior class float with the theme '•Wipe Out Wellborn and featuring the Beach Boys tune of Surfin' U.S.A. earned them first place. Picture 4 — Catherine Smith invents a new dance on the way to the Colbert County game Juniors 37 Our Tfean PcuU i f 38 Juniors 1 Sebrena and Nancy. you're working hard! 2 Wendy Webb and Debra Rary. the friends of happiness' 3 Dianna and Beth help decorate the Juniors' awesome tiger. 4 Leesa Miles observes Laura Butler as Eddie Van Halen. 5 These Juniors enjoy a cheerful break at the float. 6 Charlie is concerned, while Greg is chilled out. 7 Philip Nolen. You look marvelous! Juniors 39 Juniors 39 Caption 1 — The Junior girls cheer on the game and smile for the camera' Caption 2 — Debra Rary have you dissected a cat lately9 Caption 3 — Working hard on the float, Stephanie lets the photographer catch her by surprise! Caption 4 — After a tiring half-time performance Jimmy takes a breather. Caption 5 — Clint Ray. grim after an emotional ending to the state play-off games. 40 Juniors Caption 1 — Beginning the Junior float seems to be serious business to Aimee Hagedorn. Caption 2 — LaTonya Taylor, better known as Toot. cheers on the Tigers! Caption 3 — Debra Rary and Rex Peters cheer on the victory line at Colbert County. Caption 4 — Wendy Webb and Beth Season show their friendship. Juniors 41 SOPHOMORES = The class of 1988 presently has 248 members, making it the largest class at uadsden High. Being a sophomore can be a very exciting time, but also a very difficult one. It is a relief not to be labeled as a “baby tiger. but most 10th graders are awaiting the Golden Age of 16 and until then, feel like they are between being baby tigers (9th graders) and upperclassmen. Nevertheless, the sophomores started the year with a positive attitude. The theme for this year's float competition was Sink the Panthers.” in which they finished 3rd. The sophomores proceeded throughout the year taking part in school activities. First were the homecoming activities and football games in the fall; then basketball season rolled around, followed by baseball season. These are just a few of the activities that sophomores participated in, either as fans, cheerleaders, or players. Then it was time to order class rings. Each school year the sophomore class is presented with the privilege of purchasing one's own personalized ring in memory of their years in high school. A break from tradition came this year... The class of 1988 is the charter class for the New Advanced Diploma and therefore will have to live up to higher standards if they want this honor. ”A sophomore is, ”... someone in the tenth grade!” ANDREW LOVEMAN President “A sophomore is ... happy because they only have two years left in high school. ” TISA MOORE Secretary A sophomore is playing it cool until you are a junior. ” MARY BETH COOK Vice-President ”A sophomore is ... a great thing to be because the people are so nice. ” YVONNE GARRETT Treasurer 42 Sophomores Warren Adams Rodney AlkJredge Trad Archer Bobby Avery Laddie Baird Bobby Baker Michele Baker Tiffany Ballou Reggie Banks Unzy Barber Kelvin Bardford Ray Barrett Randy Beason Kristi Beck Scott Beck Philip BeddingfieW Gerry Benson Veronica Benson Jonathon Best Rodney Blanks Kimberly Blevins Johnny Blood worth Joresa Bothweil Jarme Bowers Barbara Brennan Michael Brewster Mark Brothers Phillip Burchfield Ragan Burchfield Lynn Butler Anthony Byers Karen Calloway Rodney Calloway Buford Cameron Teresa Cash Sherry Clark Mamie Coker Gerald Coleman Bryan Connalty Mary Beth Cook Susan Cowan Tim Cox Pamela Croft Tony Crook Jason Crow Omar Cunningham Micheal Darnell Lisa Dillard Timmy Dobbins Jonathon Doss Micheal Dunn Ray Eason Angela Fomby Beth Foster Dana Garrard Latonya Garrett Yvonne Garrett Paige Giamahra Jonathon Godbev Ledoria GokJsby Bodgett Graham Thomas Graham Jamie Day Andre Deramus Francesca Eastland Chris Fleming Adria Garry James George Brian Green Tina Guice Peggy Guriey Stephanie Gurley Janice Hale Brian Hancock Julie Hancock Todd Hardin Michele Harris Alton Harrold Monique Hart John Hatfield Kevin Heard Chuck Herb Heidi Herrington Eric Higgins Dianne Hoagland Kim Holcomb Joseph Holland Sedrlc Holstick Janice Hooks Sandy Hopkins Eugene Horne Jerome Horton Rita Hoskins Drew Howard Sophilus Hoyt Derence Hughley John Hughley Teresa Ingram MichealJelks Catherine Johnson Dejuan Johnson Angela Jones Rodney Jones William Jones Jimmy Jordan Nichole Kell Heather Kelly April Kendrick Tonya Knight Dirk Lancaster Kai Chin Lien Craig Liggan Carta Malone Teral Marbory Willie Marshall Ken Maudsley Emily McCurdy Robert McElroy Nancy McGuire Kim Micale Vinny Miller Gene Millican April Mitchell Casonya Mitchell Gretta Mitchell Johnny Moore Nathan Moore Tisa Moore David Morgan Stefan Morgan Sharon Murry Marty Myrick Cathy Nails Conway Naylor Donald Nev Kenneth Norwood Kevin O Beirne Beverly Oliver Kathy Palmer Lrndy Partee David Partridge Anthony Patrick Brandi Payne Stacy Pearson Robert Poole Chris Porter Jennifer Ramsey Kim Richardson Dormetnus Roberson Penelope Roberson Dexter Robertson Tammy Robertson John Roden Katie Rozeiie Larry Rozelle Ryan Russell John Rutledge Vicki SaffokJ Parrish Sanders Danmelle Sawyer David Schoenl Brenda Shack Shannon Sherman Jeffery Shimizu Michelle Simon Pam Slay Anmce Smith Craig Smith Donna Smith Misti Smith Donna Snow Kellie Snyder Scott Stewart Adam Stokes Keith Swafford Brian Talton LynnTheil Doris Thomas Jennick Thomas LaTonia Thomas Loretta Thomas Constance Turner Eric Underwood Glenda Veal Jennifer Vice David Waddell Gary Wallace Freida Ward Scott Weatherbee Crystal Weeks Maroe West Matthew White Michael White Teiesia White Clarence Williams Scooter Williams Cynthia Williamson Veronica Wofford Eric Womack Carmilla Woods Andrea Young Photos Not Available Shannon Alston Lanice Barclay Joe Blount Susan Bramblett Sonya Calloway Oumcan Casleberry Julie Davenport Melissa Dobbins Jonathon Douthard Marsha Edwards Susan Gable Angela Gibson Shirley Green Keith Haney Roger Harris Kelly Herran Jenmck Homas Erice Jackson Lewis Johnson Stephanie Johnson Greg Knox Lon Lee Kevin Livesay Wayne Lloyd Jerome McCloud Dana Meeks Timmy Mosteila James Owens Santrienia Rawls Elaine Rector Connie Richardson Christy Roberson Lee Roberts Darrell Rudolph Angie Schnackenberg Larry Smith Howard Spurlmg David Stepleton Stephanie Sumpter Gerald Taylor Larry Warren Andre Wright Picture 1 — Homework on the weekend?!? (Chris Porter). Picture 2 — Shannon Sherman and Mary Beth Cook await their ride in the Homecoming Parade. Picture 3 — Marcie West keeping a secret’ Picture 4 — Sophomores Matthew White. Eric Womack. Chuck Herb, and Kellie Lindsey proudly display their work Picture 5 — Is it adulthood these sophomores are looking for? Picture 6 — Majorette Cathy Nails, with head majorette. Kelly Johnson, feels the chill of the fall night air. Picture 7 — April Kendrick and Catherine Johnson turn out to support the Tiger Team. 48 Sophomores Picture 1 — Chicken wire and scrap wood begins to take shape as Beth Foster. Paige Giamaiva. Chuck Herb, and Chris Fleming put their efforts Into the Homecoming float Picture 2 — Homeroom Representatives Front Eric Higgins. Tony Patrick. Back — Jacquelyn Lindsey. Mary Beth Cook. Francesca Easthand. Tisa Moore. Dee Dee Roberson. Oecr Tfeevt Picture 3 — Super sophomore float... Sink the Panthers. Picture 4 — Are Brandi Payne and Michele Harris really working on the float’ SOPHOMORES 49 Picture 1 — Sophomore Togetherness — David Partridge. Beth Foster. Craig Smith. Mamie Coker. Marcie west. Misti Smith, and Paige Giamalva. Picture 2 — Raney Beason asks the age old sophomore question. Why me? Picture 3 — Is Dianne Hoagland doing all the work for Randy Beason. Matthew White, and Enc Higgins? Picture 4 — Kellie Lindsey and Jonathon Godbey show off their computer skills. Picture 5 — Ray Barrett and Scooter Williams try to look innocent. 50 SOPHOMORES Picture 1 — Does Marnie Coker always spoonfeed Chuck Herb? Picture 2 — Kevin O'Beime can't take Spanish anymore. Picture 3 — This sophomore geometry dass finds that there is more to shapes than meets the eye. SOPHOMORES 51 Picture 1 — Alton Harrold. David Morgan, and Keith Haney attempt to study. Picture 2 — William Jones lives a dangerous life. Picture 3 — April Kendrick is really excited about being at school. Picture 4 — Eugene Horne, the Rambo of Gadsden High. Picture 5 — Sophomores John Hughley and David Schoenl — behind the wheel at last. 52 SOPHOMORES Sophomores 53 Picture 1 — Mary Beth Cook poses the question What? Picture 2 — Brenda Shack and Carmilla Woods show their tiger spirit. Picture 3 — True amazement... (Todd Hardin and Adam Stokes). Picture 4 — Janice Hale is caught by surprise. Picture 5 — Phillip Beddmgfield feels his beard as John Rutledge counts the whiskers. FRESHMEN The graduating class of 1989 began its high school career at Gadsden High with 250 members. Although adjusting to the secondary level of education is an enormous job within itself, the ‘ Baby Tigers” soon joined in the other activities. Such as lining up in the office for late passes, food fights in the lunchroom and the all important pep rallies followed by the football games of the fall, the basketball games of the winter and baseball games of the spring. The one detailed project that our new Baby Tiger cubs pounced on and devoured successfully was that of building a float for our Homecoming parade. After much debate ana discussion, it was decided that their float theme should be Punish The Pirates. Upon completion of the float the Freshman class recounted the two or three times they were forced to change locations and the number of mistakes and miscalculations that resulted. However all was taken in a laughing spirit and chucked up to experience for the following years. “I discovered I was a Baby Tiger' when I became a varsity football member. PATRICK McGEE President I discovered I was a Baby Tiger' when I witnessed the pride of the students after the Sansom game. PAIGE JONES Secretary “I discovered I was a Baby Tiger' when I was chosen to represent my class in the Homecoming activities. RENEE KAMPAKIS Vice-President I discovered I was a Baby Tiger' when I felt the togetherness in my very first Band competition. NATASHIA YARBOROUGH Treasurer 54 Freshmen Leann Box Jennifer Boyd Misty Boytes Pauline Brown Roger Brown Felicia Bruce Carolyn Butford Oewayne Byers Derwin Cantrell Angela Cash Jerome Cherry Jami Christopher AndyClackum Antonio Clay BoOOie Cole Craig Collins Leslie Corker Renea Corley Jerry Crowe Loren Deramus David Doss Cedric Oouthard Daryl Douthard Kellie Elliott Becky Evans Adarea Fair Tammy Farrow BoW Fazekas 55 issac Flowers Shonte Ford KeiieFowter Sherrie Gargus Suzi Gibbs Bel.ndea Gibbs Jeff Gilbert Sherry Griffin Anna Hamil Stacy Hamilton Betty Hammond Kim Hancock Elizabeth Haney Taylor Hardy Cmdy Harkins Dexter Harrell Melissa Harris Mia Hart Milton Harvey Adam Hawkins Lorenzo Heard KimHeimick Yolanda Herron Terry Heirs Larry Hill Tara Horton Vanesa Ingram Cathy Jackson Daphne Jackson Tammy Jackson Renea Jennings Ann Marie Johnson Enoa Johnson Alicia Jones David Jones 56 Karen Howell Christie Jenkins Lisa Humphries Marlon Johns Earl Jones Paige Jones Peacoha Jones Renee KampaKis Lane Keener Jason Kimbni Charlie Lapsley Irish Laster Shawn Lawrence Amy Leach James Leach Jodie Leach Kim Lecroy Precious Leonard A Barbie Lewis 9 Latoma Lewis Traca Maddock Emmanuel Major Charles Manning Misty Martin Tracy Matthews Janette McCloud Kelvin Pierce Matthew Pine Bobby Poole JoAnna Pruett Jeremy Pruitt Cynthia Qumzy Patrick Ragland Andrei Ray Katie Ray James Renfroe Kathy Reynolds Tony Robertson Rodney Samuels Frederick Sanders Denise Sandridge Denise Saye Blake Stringer Nathan Shutt Charles Sorrells Charles Spears Joe Starnes Willie Stroud Bill Sullivan Spence Taylor JonTeusink Donyale Timmons Maurice Timmons Nikki Tinker Randy Tolbert Tricia Tucker Jeffery Vinson Jerry Vogel Keith Waddell Scott Walker Scott Washburn Susanne Watkins Natacha Watson Catherine Wells Karen Wesley Chad West Jason Wilhite Marc Willard Nikki Wilson Lasandra Wmtxxn Abo — Homeroom naereaentatnee — Standing — joOe Leach. 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Scott W fc r 8«'ow — Homecoming Float demands the ' 9®rs to Punish The Pantheral Natashia Yartxough Photos Not Available — Amy Alexander Tomie Armstrong Jerry Bel lew Gerald Bishop Wynette Biam BobbieCain Angela Campbell James Chandler Jett Couch Philip Cranford Sonya Croft Joy Oandridge Edwin Dann Holly Downs Keith Dudley Daryl Edwards Demetrius Erwin Teresa Fikes Barkley Freeman Chnsti Gann Naishanta Hams Wayne Hawkins Lisa Mane Horne Shawn Huff Leatha Hunt Terrell Jackson Jeff Knox Brad Long Jerry Martin Shane Mathews Wayne Mathews Shawn McCarty William McDowell Leroy Morgan Bobby Oliver Ronnie Phiipot David Woodward Jennifer Poole James Radford Laurel Roberson Bobby Sanders Wallace Sandndge Angela Shadw� ck Eric Staton Wade Suttie Davkl Swam Tracy Terrell Whitney Thurman Derrick Tolbert Erron Underwood Terry Vance Bryan Wansley Lawrence Williams Michelle Wolfe Freshmen 59 1 You're not supposed to leave out of the lunchroom! But Melissa Norris decides to try hitch-hiking anyway. 2 Monica Beck and Becky Evans pose the question Paioz-Vous Fran ais. 3 Scott Walker and classmates display their feelings toward their upcoming test. 4 Katie Weils supervises as Blake Smith and helper measure their Homecoming construction. 5 Dieting'’ or just playing it safe. Suzi Gibbs. Anna Hamil. Jami Christopher, and Bill Sullivan take lunch only as a gab time. 60 FRESHMEN 4 Coot, calm and collected describe these estudiantes del espahol (Spanish students). 5 Cathy Reynolds spots a hunk across the lunchroom and Kelly Elkott can't help but stare. 4 FRESHMEN 61 1 Laney Moss and Elizabeth Haney appear less than pleased with the interruption of their nutritious meal. 2 Natashia Yarbrough lends a helping hand in identifying fellow freshmen classmates. 62 Freshmen Is Philip Cranford trying to pull the wool over our Freshmen girls huddle with some upperclassmen while they cheer our Tigers to another victory' lens9 Freshmen 63 PRINCIPAL: This is our year oI a new pnncipalship! Fall 1985 brought the return of students and faculty to Gadsden High School to begm studies and to welcome a new principal. Mr Bob Russell While this is Mr Russell's first year at GH.S.. it is not his first year as a principal Before coming to Gadsden. Mr. Russell served five other Alabama schools as principal He has made this year a time of change and advancement for our school. Reflecting his pursuit of a better Gadsden High. Mr. Russell stated. Gadsden High is not as good as H could be. We need a push from students and activities. With this, and to continue what we are doing now. we will reach our goal.'' Our entire school family believes in this pursuit to improve our school life, and to make this. “OUR YEAR OF FULFILLING OUR POTENTIAL.” Assistant Principals Office Personnel Guidance Counselors 66 Faculty Frank Smith Mildred Donald Faculty LANNY LANCASTER 9th and 12th Grade English and Literature JOYCE I. MASSEY English. Science VINCE DiLORENZO, JR. Head Football Coach LINDA FORD Democracy, Economics. American History RICK ARTHUR Consumer Career Math. Algebra I MARY ROSE COWART 12th Grade Literature and Grammar 11th Grade Literature and Grammar DAVID MARTIN Accounting I. Consumer Math THELMA G. ALEXANDER Geometry NORMA JEAN TOW English Faculty 67 JEAN WILLIAMS Typing JAMES C. HALL, JR. Drivers Education, Alabama History BARBARA BISHOP French I, II English and Lit. 9 WES and GLENDA BYARS MARY BROUGHTON 10th and 11 th grade English Special Education bBWlIH UJ • ■ DAVID WAGNON History Math •: JUANITA WILSON American History and World History GENE BARNES Music (Choral), Alabama History ED HARRIS Special Education 68 Faculty DAVID BEARDEN Marching Band Concert Band JEANETTE FORD Science and Biology MRS. DOROTHY WOODWARD Cooperative Business Education CHARLES WREN Advanced Computer Science. Computer Science. Algebra II FAYE PIERCE General Math. Consumer Career Math MARTHA BULLOCK Physical Education COACH RONALD MAYES Physical Education. Health DANNY KIMBLE Physical Education £ CAROLYN C. MARTIN Biology, Psychology Faculty 69 NOAH WOOD General Science and Life Science GILDA DAY Librarian, Crucible Yearbook Advisor DORIS SMITH Anatomy and Physiology. Zoology and Botany, General Biology MARY BARNES 11th Grade Literature and Grammar CECIL TATE History and English SARAH ASHLEY English and Literature 9 BETTY WATFORD Trig. — Pre Cal., A.P. Calculus. Algebra I GEORGIA CLARKE Home Economics I 0 BEULAH HARRELL Democracy and Economics 70 Faculty JAMES BROWN Math, Physics. Chemistry DORA JEAN HILL Spanish, Latin INA OWENS Home Economics. Interior Design, Foods. Clothing COL. CARL HARRISON J.R.O.T.C. DAYLE HARDING Strings ERNEST JOHNSON D.O. Coordinator BETTY McCARVER Art I. II, III and IV JANE SKIPPER Alg. I. Trig — Pre Cal., A.P. Calculus, Special-Ed; Gifted. Tennis. KAY WILDER Chem. I Faculty 71 Ginger Lowery Drivers Education; Conditioning PE; Cheerleader Sponsor; Volleyball and Softball Coach James Bonds J.R.O.T.C. Anita Kinsey Marketing and Distributive Education Picture Not Available Sgt. James Glaze J.R.O.T.C. 72 Faculty “The Other Side of the Grade Book” =i Faculty 73 Lunchroom Staff Custodians Left to right: Salhe McCoy. Lonnie Filmore. Charity Harrison, and Bobby McCarver. i 74 Staff Owi 'tyecn s4ctioitie Below — John Massey lends a helping hand on the Junior float Middle Left Debra Rary takes on the hard task of cleaning up the float-building site Middle Right: The Tiger Band brings homecoming sound to Broad Street' “rtyomecwtitty - - ■ 76 Activities: Homecoming The traditional Senkx Recognition Time at half time Homecoming Homecoming Queen Tracy Bright, hours away from being crowned festivities. Activities: Homecoming 77 ... A Time to Dance Wendy and her friends have a great time! 78 Activities: Christmas Dance Christmas Dance Moments Into Memories ... Key Club Dance This group spots the camera' 1-95 Disc Jockeys Mark and Bnan keep the crowd happy' Freshmen enjoy the dance as the records spin on. Did they really want to call this a twerp dance? Key Club Dance: Activities 79 7 e utci £e S'PieAettfo 80 Activities: Coronation (Z umati tt, Z6 “‘Ttfancti Queen Tracy Bright escorted by Barry Morgan Thomasa Posey escorted by Patrick McGee Shoney Marshall escorted by Shaun Huff Kelle Keeling escorted by Dan Williams Debby Cusimano escorted by Cooper Lindsey Jacqueline Lindsey escorted by Bobby Baker Stacy Aired escorted by Mark Moates Mary Beth Cook escorted by Matt Thomas Shannon Sherman escorted by Bubba Barnes Renee Kampacus escorted by Andrew Loveman Monica Murphee escorted by Omar Cunningham 83 Sweetheart Michele Dressman escorted by Matt Thomas Catherine Smith escorted by John Massey Tonya Fleming escorted by Patrick McGee Debby Cusimano escorted by 84 Ken Morrow Kellie Lindsey escorted by Andrew Roberts Kathy Domenico escorted by Clint Ray Cathy Reynolds escorted by Greg Elrod Shannon Sherman escorted by Jeff Jones The Key Club Dance was great this year! Mark and Brian from 1-95 were the life of the dance. Michele Dressman was honored as Gadsden High's Key Club Sweetheart. The event was delayed this year from February to March but a good change came from the delay. The dance was held at the Gadsden Country Club with the Dynamic Duo DJ's hosting, acting as Masters of Ceremony, and joking their way through the night. It was an exciting change from the Key Club's traditional Valentine's Dance. A March Dance ’' enjoyed by all! Kelle Pollock escorted by Ray Bullock Diana Smith escorted by Charlie Hicks s eac i ZetA escorted by (} oAk £ eau e “ScAMltf 04 (2 %A escorted by 7 dd $€Wl€tt !Zuc€h TttCcAeU T fie un i t escorted by ‘Klmf $€$ ‘ZtcHUnfex Z utcAtlnc £i4uiJey escorted by £ac 7AvuUa4t f ennl tn (?i A escorted by 70 asiA escorted by T CUt 7Vtf 4UHA ( cnt 'ptU e 764 a4 escorted by KlH4}4 K4Ut i dA€4f Scouts 4tfUf Ocoe escorted by ' Ul(oc6 ‘ScauUf 7o uy x '?Ce U4t$ escorted by T ayne rU Ax ‘TfoXanda. 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You atari wan mtauim m i •nd you Itay h r � CftC to And S3) You worry with ' n w i« and ( Vou£8V: Cfcdn tWout Mp OOrracSy But whan a alovar and th Mn.or« rao and 90 o r Mr goat You ra proud to baa pan of ••• YOU p ay al fa and wtntar bacauaa Wa a got pianty of am Thao, «'� two day to f-— irawr.ssgr ’ Soyouooma to achoo 00 Saturday and nomyi But whan Vtapaoaaaravt andyouratfttahad and a tm part ur, proud toWpJTiiT PO?i22y ,iP n ne dUV na t yaar a CRUCIBLE tutwcnpoona - raad.ogthai atpagaaoi ttatavarrMfcyl aittmg h r th Vat tNng baiongad to you And now. a a baan 12 yaara A STX!TJ2? { 4of ° wa ra ao glad that you wara a pan ol a Michelle and Jetl are crowned Senior King and Queen Surprised and m tears. Mrs. Smith addresses the dance crowd. Retiring in June. Mrs Smith attends her last “aNeW Coronation Bail Queen Michele Dressman with Beauties Rosie Cook. Tonya Fleming. and Amy Owen. King Jett Heiberger with Head Kingsmen Ray Bullock. Cooper Lindsey, and Reggie Adams. 96 Ocvi 'tyetvi s4t Me£ic VARSITY FOOTBALI__ A Season of “Almosts” Front Row — Mors — Tom Graham. Foster Smith. Mayors — Ray Bullock. Kevin Bradford. Wayne Turner, Wayne Knight. Vaster Martin. Andre Oeramus. Derrance Hugely. Rodney Calloway. William Jones, Altie Grady. Aaron Underwood. 2nd flow — David Owen. Michael GUI. Jamie Bowers. James PhUpot. Tim Martin. Travis Jones (cavey). Jim Watkins. Scott Stewart. David Partridge. Joe Maxwell. Jamie Day. Jerome Horton. Cednck Hols tick. 3rd Row — John Massey. Enc Higgins. Phibp Bedd.ngf.etd. Paul (Vulture) Walker. David Taylor. Reginald Adams. Jeff Jones. Drew Howard. Clint Ray. Ferndaie Davis. Ate Freeman. Nick Black. Spencer Thomas. Last flow — Fred Sing ton. Gerry Benson. Zack Thornton. Bruce Smith. Bobby Avery. T-Tom Hudson. J D McDuffie. Enc Hammock. Kenneth Rawts. Arthur English. Andrew Roberts. Duncan Castleberry. Larry Baker. Joseph Douthard COACHING STAFF — Standing — M. B. Hooten. Danny Kimble. Vince DiLorenzo. Head Coach Vince DiLorenzo. Jr. Jr., Ronald Mayes. Kneeling — Charles Nails. Ed Lett. The 1985 Tiger toot bait season was one of me most exerting ever’ We knew from the beginning of spring training that this was gomg to be our year. We began by beating utchfietd m the season 17-6 The second game, however, was a heartbreaker The Tigers held out and played tough, but the Jess-Lamer Tigers ended up winning by three points. 7-10 The only other toss m the regular season was the Homecoming game agamst Walter Wefborn. 33-42 The Homecoming spirit was strong, but the panthors of Welborn were seeking revenge for the Tigers upsetting then Homecommg last year The rest of the football schedule was tackled by the Tigers with oase. including perhaps one of the most thrilling games m Tiger history — The Sansom Game The Tigers came off of a 10 year losing streak to defeat me Rebels. 17-0 Than came Stare Ptay offs' The tigers won easily against Scottsboro 35-6. and Fort Payne. 27-0 Next would be Colbert County, a super hard team to defeat Our tigers fought until the end with al the r might G H S he d the lead for the better part of the game, but the Colbert Co Indians upset the tigers. 13-21. in what was considered by many as the most controversial plays seen this season Although our champ jnship dreams were ended that night, the tigers and their fans held fast to their TIGER PRIDE. Everyone sMI knew. It s great to bo a Gadsden Ttgarf — Laura Butter 98 Sports — Varsity Football 1 — Gerry Benson pushing through! 2 — Senior Football Players — Kneeling — Ray Bullock. Standing — Coach 0.. Zack Thornton. Wayne Jones. Tom Hudson. Reggie Adams. Paul Walker. 3 — Was this Coach's Psychology.” or did Colbert County really send our tigers this wreath of dead flowers? 4 — Receiver Ray Bullock begins a long yardage return. Sports — Varsity Football 99 100 Sports — Varsity Football Picture 01 — Cedric Holstick wide open! Picture 02 — Headhunters on the loose. Picture 3 — Looks like a running play. Picture 04 — Cavey (Wayne Jones) gets lost. 1985 Varsity Football Results (GHS Score listed First) Litchfield 17-6 Jess Lanier 7-10 Fort Payne 21-14 Jacksonville 21-14 Walter Wellborn 33-42 Anniston 21-7 Glencoe 40-6 Southside 13-7 Sansom 17-0 Etowah 35-6 Scottsboro 35-6 Fort Payne 27-0 Colbert County 13-21 Even though Gadsden High s mascot is the tiger, this year our football team has a pet dog — a junkyard dog Victor Davis, a senior football player, wore a dog collar one night as a joke and thus came the season tradition. He. penodicicaiiy, was led around on a leash by his teammates during the entire season He even barked at the crowd to get them fired up! It seems to get the crowd excited. he said. When I start barking, the crowd usually starts yelling In the picture at the left. David Partndge leads Victor onto the field. Is this our year for a new mascot??? Varsity Football — Sports 101 A MAJOR CELEBRATION AT GADSDEN HIGH AS Seact For tha firs! hme m ion year 4 the 0 H S tool Da loam accompfcshad a groai leal — beating me arch-nvai from across mo creek Emma Sansom High School The Gadsden-Sansom game has always boon me gams looked forward to by students and akymm aliko An onwo week is devoted to bmkXng Tiger Spirit and preparing lor th«s particular game This year, alter a week ot aney dross-up days, students hied «o me l« dhouse for a rousmg pep ra� y on Thursday morning Some students, like Matt Thomas. John Gamer. BobDa Barnes. John Mensiee. and many others dressed lor the occasion by painting their enbro faces orange and black The gym was a madhouse' The band played Tiger Rag and many other songs to get everyone feed up Some students made up rap songs about the Gadsden-Sansom game wfvch had everyone ttughmg This pep rally had everyone cheering for a Tiger Victory Emotions were running high as this game « m was not only to break our losing streak to Sansom but would also determine our State ranking and piayotf posterities After the pep rally was over, the rest of the school day had a festive a r Ail were confident People began to arrive at Murphree Stackum over an hour before the game was set to start The Tiger student tans sat together m a huge group. a� armed with confetti megaphonos, streamers, and noise-makers The game was great! The Tigor defense held the Rebels to gve us not only bragging rights lor a year, but iee£f also the SA-Area 13 Championship The moment me game was over. Ghs students tried to leap onto the hetd to congratulate the team, but were restrained by the Gadsden Pokce Some succeeded however and tomed the team m a victory lap around the t-eid The celebrating in the stadeim continued long after the game was over When the lights were fwaify turned oil. many students converged on Pttza Hut for a nightcap Some brave souls even went to the Emma Sansom monument to perform the annual ritual ol dressing up the statue in orange and black Ail in all. the 1985 GMS EMS game will be one we« remembered 17-0. Picture 1 — Tiger tans anticipate a victory. Picture 2 — Armed with confetti and megaphones, these students cheer the Tigers to a win' Picture 3 — A typical Gadsden Sansom pep rally: paper and streamers everywhere Picture 4 The tradition decorating the Emma Sansom monument Picture 5 - With the victory under our hats, everyone gets ready for a night of celebrating our 17-0 win 102 Sports — Gadsden v s Emma Sansom Picture 1 — One week after the Sensom Game. the winning score is still being displayed! Picture 2 — An exuberant Coach D receives a victory hug from an excited fan. Picture 3 — What a great display of TIGER SPIRIT1 GHS vs ESH SPORTS 103 EMMA WHO??? Picture 4 — Matt Thomas shows his G.H.S. spirit by painting his face for the pep rally. Picture 5 — Tiger fan Jeff Edwards is confident of a victory. Picture 6 — The BUST-THROUGH!. Cheerleaders and fans await their Number 1 Team. |M| Varsity Basketball A SEASON OF BOUNCING BACK The 1985-86 Tiger varsity basketball season was a successful one They finished with an 18-7 record. The Tigers had a great tournament, playing tough opponents Their long hours of practice and endurance paid off as they won game after game Athens was the only tournament team finally defeating the Tigers but not before they captured the 5A. Area 13 Basketball Championship! The Tigers expect to hold strong as they are only losing two seniors this year: Reggie Adams and Enc Hammock CONGRATULATIONS TEAM for a season well-played' Earl Dudley concentrates as he makes the throw Charlie Hicks jumps for two points Parrish Sanders shoots as Bobby Baker looks on. Eric Hammock signals a teammate. 104 Sports — Varsity Basketball Earl Dudley goes for rebound. Eric Hammock shoots two. Left to Right — Coach Gary Muskett. Mark Moates. Reggie Adams. Andre Huff. Bobby Baker. Charlie Hicks. Eric Hammock. Earl Dudley. John Hammock. Parrish Sanders. Rudy Ransaw. Vernon Williams. Craig Means — manager 1986 Varsity Basketball (GHS scores listed 1st) Southside 71-33 Sansom 63-53 Etowah 57-48 Jacksonville 65-45 Etowah 65-45 Decatur 59-60 Lincoln. TN 64 56 Litchfield 61-67 Albertville 61-67 Litchfield 50-53 Anniston 78-77 Centre 80-69 Huntsville 55-75 Sansom 56-53 Albertville 77-63 Southside 71-44 Anniston 76-66 Litchfield 72-54 Centre 68-62 Banks 68-55 Huntsville 46-51 Southside 71-47 Etowah 65-48 Guntersville 62-50 Athens 52-53 Varsity Basketball — Sports 105 Jon Hammock goes up for a Sure-Two'' Number 50. Parish Sanders, goes high for the lay-up Tigers Parish Sanders (50). Rudy Ransaw (14). and Bobby Baker (52) look hopefully for a score from Earl Dudley (40) 106 Sports — Varsity Basketball Picture 1 — Parish Sanders shoots his free throw. Picture 2 Eart Dudley shoots a one-hander Picture 3 — Parish Sanders rolls in two Bobby Baker breaks for the goal. Rudy Ransaw tosses in two Right — Parish Sanders shoots the fade away. Varsity Basketball — Sports 107 Top Right Sherrel Timmons scores two under pressure from the Rebels. Top Lett — Sherrel shows correct form as she scores two more' Bottom Left — Tigers await a crucial rebound Above — Tamika Jordan goes to the hoop. Dana Washburn watches as Staiecia Dixon goes for the rebound. 108 Sports — Girl’s Basketball Jordan scores two more. Dixon shoots two from outside Lett to Right — Tonya Fleming — statistician. Tracci Maddock. Dana Washburn. Latonja Taylor. Ann Johnson. April Johnson. Sherrei Timmons. Staleaa Dixon. Angie Gibson. Francma Hunt. Tamiko Jordan. Tracy Heard — manager. Rachel Miller — manager 1986 Girl's Basketball (GHS scores listed 1st) Jacksonville 44-31 Hokes Bluff 44-53 Southside 49-53 Glencoe 50-38 Sansom 44-40 Etowah 58-39 Jacksonville 67-38 Etowah 47-38 Litchfield 52-22 Anniston 37-40 Talladega 36-51 Huntsville 45-26 Sansom 48-54 Hokes Bluff 54-43 Southside 51-52 Anniston 43-25 Glencoe 42-37 Litchfield 64-18 Talladega 25-42 Huntsville 69-29 Southside 56-35 Sansom 45-54 Scottsboro 45-55 Girl’s Basketball — Sports 109 !•« Junior Varsity Basketball... Shooting for Success Left to Right — Manager Aifie Grady. 30 Rodney Caltoway. 12 Andre Deramus. 32 Gerald Bishop. 14 Rodney Samuels. 22 David Swam. 20 Shawn Huff. 54 Chuck Herd. 44 Wade Suttle. 50 Bobby Avery. 52 Dexter Robertson. 24 Tovro Turner. 42 Jonathan Best. 10 Kelvin Bradford. 34 Kelvin Heard. Coach Rich Arthur. Chuck Herb shoots a free throw. 1986 Junior Varsity Basketball Results (GHS score listed first) Southside 62-48 Sansom 51-45 Etowah 70-66 Jacksonville 68-45 Etowah 50-42 Albertville 61-55 Litchfield 54 52 Anniston 59-88 Centre 67-52 Huntsville 42-56 Sansom 67-50 Albertville 66-46 Southside 60-44 Anniston 82-63 Litchfield 76-58 Centre 71-56 Banks 58-47 Huntsville 65-77 110 Sports — Junior Varsity Basketball Girl’s Volleyball... Playing to Win at the Playoffs Again I Team Photo Below — Back Row. I to r — Jacquelyn Lindsey. Tamiko Jordan. LaTonja Taylor. Sandra Byers. Front Row. I to r — Jamce Hooks. April Johnson. Earnestme Lindsey. Evyonne Lapsley. GHS Volleyball team m acton Bottom Photo — Coach Ginger Lowery with Volleyball MVP April Johnson. GHS Volleyball Results (GHS score listed 1st) Glencoe 9-15; 15-7; 15-11 Litchfield 15-0; 15-6 Crossvilie 3-15; 15-12; 7-15 West End 0-15; 9-15 Litchfield 15 4:15-7 Southside 18 16; 14-16.16-14 Glencoe 15-1; 5-15; 15-7 Etowah 15-7:15-12 West End 7-15.3-15 Gaston 15-11:5-15; 15-10 Crossvilie 4-15; 9-15 Southside 2-15; 17-15; 16-14 Volleyball — Sports 111 Head: Amy Owen Co-r ead: Gena Wilis Debbie Cusimano Earnestine Lindsey Alice Avery Mary Beth Cook Dianna Smith Kelly Keeling 112 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Girls Track — Bottom Row L to R — Veronica Wofford. Santrma Rawls. Angie Thompson. Stalecia Dixon. 2nd Row — Peacolia Jones. Jodie Leach. Andrea Young. Susan Cowan. 3rd Row — Lome Davis. Latonya Tayfor. April Johnson. Top — Tonya Graves The girls track team finished their season this year with two wins and two losses. Six of the girls qualified for the state track meet. In the 440 relay they were Alice Avery. Tamiko Jordan. Stalecia Dixon, and Santrina Rawls. In the mile relay — Alice Avery. April Johnson. Stalecia Dixon, and Santrina Rawls. Latonya Taylor won 4th place in the shot-put and discus competition at the state track meet. Running Wild Boys Track — Front Row — Victor Davis. Bubba Barrios. Robort Frankim. Gary Woods. David Owen. David Morgan. Back Row — Wayno Jones. Erik Hammock. Gerry Benson. Shawn Huff. Jonathan Best The boys track team finished with two wins and five losses this year. However they experienced a great thrill when they beat Litchfield for the first time in 8 years. Coach Kimbil remarked that. They are a young team that should be very good next year. Sports: Track 115 TENNIS ANYONE?? Cooper Lindsey John Beaube 116 Fred Sington Left to right: David Dauss. Spence Taylor. Andrew Loveman. Craig Liggan. John Dauss. John Hatfield. Peter Fred Sington. Nathan Moore. John Beaube. Cooper Lindsey. Matt Thomas, and Coach. Jane Skipper. 1986 BOYS TENNIS TEAM John Hatfield Matt Thomas Nathan Moore G.H.S. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM 117 OWLS TENNIS GADSDEN HIGH SCHOOL M «en 16 SoulHVdV lov SyMcauga won -11 330 MA� 4 TlyxKJjy M cn 20 S-4 330 Tnar Monday March 24 SyLKJugj won 7-3 330 HW Tutvlly Tu v3J MkcIi krt 2$ 1 Oonaho won A wrt� 4M won S4 90 245 That TuOVJJy Ap� .l 8 Chcto� oo County Dona NO tost 90 2 45 Thar TuM My Ap«N IS S4 200 ! « • E'-My Apr4 16-19 Seclonals Sylacauga Gtoncoo INrd 33 TuexMy April 22 90 330 MX Left to right: Both Lmdey. Ronoo Kampakis. Paige Jones. Heather Kelly. Hedi Herrington. Mamie Coker. Angie Schnackenberg, Kellie Lindsey. Michele Dressman, Elizabeth Haney. Amy Barber and Beth Godfree Paige Jones Marme Coker Renee Kampakis Kellie Lmdsey Michele Dressman Beth Godfree “Stroking” for an Area Championship BASEBALL The Gadsden High School baseball team finished the season with a 14-17 record. They got out on a slow start but finished by winning the area title, and going on to the third round of the state playoffs. The baseball team was led this year by Coach Rick Arthur and three outstanding seniors. We are all very proud of our team. Among some of the season's highlights were our rallies to victory at the ends of games, and our five straight victories to take the area title. CONGRATULATIONS!!! Top Right — Tigers finish 3 up 3 down Inning Above — Rodger Sandfcn helps get the tigers ready for the game ahead J986 Varsity Baseball Team — Front Row — Michael Brewster. Mark Moates. Randy Beason. Greg Elrod. Jimmy Pierce. Jon Teusink. Scott Washburn, Craig Collins. 2nd Row — Dexter Harrell. Jason Blackwood. Rodney Wright. Jimmy Jordan. Phillip Burchfield. Ray Bullock. Roger Sandlin. David Partridge. Back Row - Coach Rick Arthur. Dan Williams. Stanley Harrell. Charlie Hicks, lorenza Harris. Manager Andre Wright Above — Tigers arrive at Hokes Bluff Right — Ray Bullock taking care of business at hand. 118 Sports — Varsity Baseball Charlie Hick throwing heat Jimmy Jordan ready and waiting Jason Blackwood ready to bat 1986 Varsity Baseball Results (GHS score listed first) Jacksonville 7-5 Alexandria 7-8 Cullman 8-5 Jacksonville 5-8 Anniston 8-1 Saks 3-7 Hokes Bluff 4-5 Butler 3-6 Southside 12-4 Hokes Bluff 7-11 Jacksonville 7-10 Centre 7-3 Southside 1-21 Litchfield 2 4 Litchfield 6-4 Etowah 1-8 Oxford 16-5 Sansom 5-16 Oxford 6-7 Etowah 10-0 Anmston 13-14 Sansom 6-5 Butler 2-6 Jacksonville 2-8 Etowah 4-2 Sansom 12-8 Southside 18-7 Arab 4-0 Hartseiie 13-1 Saks 4-7 Saks 0-3 Above — Possum shouts encouragement. Above Middle Left — The fellows chilling out Varsity Baseball — Sports 119 First Year for Softball Proves Successful For the first year, a softball team was organized at Gadsden High, and for a first-year team, it was very successful. The team finished with an 18-10 overall record, was second in the High School Invitational Tournament, and was fourth in the Sectional Tournament. Dana Washburn and Tammy Robertson were named to the All-sectional team. Top Right Tigers complete a 1 -2-3 inning. Top Left — Nikki takes out the 2nd baseman Front Row — Dana Washburn. Lynne Schoenl. 2nd Row — Tracci Maddock. Janice Hooks. Latonya Taylor. 3rd Row Nichole Kell. Veronica Cantrell. April Johnson. Connie Richardson. Lome Davis. 4th Row Tammy Robertson. Laurel Roberson. Christy Roberson. Nikki Tinkor Above Right — Duke takes 3rd. 120 Sports — Softball Tammy forces out another Eagle at third Connie Richardson is in a ready position Dana Washburn, team captain, and Ms Lowery, softball team coach, led the team to a successful first season gadsdeK TIGERS 1986 Softball Results (GHS Score Listed 1st) Litchfield Gioncoe Gaston Etowah Etowah Litchfield 8-4 5-6 8-5 3-2 10-12 9-29 Pleasant Valley Tournament — 2nd place Pisgah 6-5 White Plains 18-0 Pleasant Valley 1-11 Southside 0-5 Etowah 2-12 Etowah 7-10 Sansom 25-0 High School Invitational Tournament — 2nd place 12-11 Anniston Dora 11-2 McGili-Toolen 5-4 Southside 9-11 Hazel Green 8-1 Southside 5-13 Glencoe 15-4 Hokes Bluff 5-15 Anniston 11-9 Gaston 14-0 Hokes Bluff 9-8 Sansom 15-5 Sectional Tournament — 4th place Jacksonville Oxford Etowah Anniston Alexandria 7-0 18-7 3-15 17-11 3-17 Middle Lett — Christy Roberson shows what playing under Ms Lowery can do to you Left — Tracci Maddack hustles oft the field Above — Christy prepares to strike out another Eagle. Softball: Sports 121 « G.H.S. Golf Team Paul Walker and Todd Stevens, senior golf team members. 122 Sports: Golf 1986 Cross-Country Team — Derwm Core. Lorne Davis. Coach James Hall.-Ann Johnson. Rosemary BealL 'Ht _ . IT DaVIS Qualifies For All-State The 1986 Cross-Country Team ran into some trouble because they did not have enough participants to make up a team at meets. Therefore, the competitors on the Gadsden High team were running for personal goals. Lorrie Davis, a freshman, qualified for the All-State Cross-Country team. The Cross Country Team was coached by James Hall and the team captain was Rosemary Beall. Rosemary Beall Lorrie Davis Cross-Country Team All-State Qualifier Captain Cross-Country: Sports 123 THIS IS OUR YEAR Our yearbook theme certainly lived up to its name because the 1985-86 athletic season was our year' For the first time m many years, we won area titles m nearly every sport it started with football season. We won the 5A — Area 13 titlo and wont to state playoffs In the playoffs, the Tigers defeated Scottsboro. Fort Payne, and ended the season with a loss to Colbert County in the quarterfinals Gerry Benson received Ail-Stato honors m place kicking and Coach Vince Dltorenao received the Etowah County Coach of the Year award for the second straight season The Tigers finished 10-3 overall. 2-1 m the state playoffs, and 8-2 m the regular season our basketball teams were great The Varsity team won the 5-A. Area 13 title by defeating Southsrde and Etowah m the finals of the area tournament We defeated Arab and we were defeated by Athens in the second-round of the sub-state tournament The Girl’s Basketball toam was the runner-up in the area tournament, but lost m the first round of sub-state As spring rolled around, it found the base ban team involved m the State playoffs The Tigers won the 5A — Area 13 titlo by defeating Etowah. SouthsKJe. and Sansom in the tournament They advanced to the State tournament where they defeated Athens and Martseil in the first two rounds and lost the best two out of three to Saks m the semifinals Dan Williams. Ray Bullock, and Roger Sandlin were the AR-Area players from the team The baseball team ended the season with a 14-17 record (continued on next page) Charlie Hicks scurries for the Dali 124 Sports: Area Champions Coen, 'fye i Ti9era The boy's Tennis team won the section title with a 10-0 regular season record They wore tilth overall in tho stato tournament and second n public schools Players seeded were Fred Smgton number one singles seed for number six singles and John Hatfield, seeded number three at number five singles Hatfield and Matt Thomas were seeded number threo m number three doubles (see Our Year — Page 126) Area Champions — Sports 125 Volleyball team hangs tough against Southside Our Year (continued) Our track team qualified eleven people tor the state track and field meet The girl's team finished with a 2-2 record, and Latonya Taylor won fourth place m the shot-put and discus competition at the state track meet The boy s team finished with a 2-5 reocrd. but beat Litchfield for the first time m e� ght years. In Crosscountry, Lome Oavis qualified for all-state In the first year for softball, our mrls team finished with an 18-10 overall record and were fourih m their section Dana Washbum and Tammy Robertson were named to the all-section team The Cheerleaders placed in the top 3 m preliminaries at the National tournament The Volleyball team went to the state tournament As everyone can see. Gadsden High has many reasons to say 1985-86 was OUR Year for athletics Cheerleaders pWTDrm r m routine for Nationals 126 Sports: Area Champions Student Government Association GHS Student Government — Gina Womack. Reporter; John Massey. Vice-President; Spencer Thomas. Vice-President; Kelle Pollock. President; Frank Smith. Sponsor; Catherine Smith. Treasurer; Michele Dressman. Chaplain; Rosemary Beall. Secretary; Angie Thompson. Parliamentarian. SGA Secretary Rosemary Beall and Tigerette Kathy Domenico sell Vice-President John Massey works Morning meetings are very thrilling for corsages prior to the Homecoming Game hard on a student government project. Parliamentarian Angie Roden. 128 Student Government SGA Vice-President SGA Vice-President SGA President Keile Pollock Spencer Thomas John Massey SGA Treasurer Catherine Smith Gina Womack Rosemary Beall SGA Chaplain Michele Oressman SGA Sponsor Frank Smith SGA Parliamentarian Angie Thompson v M-fyv- mm Viiv.YAV'V '. ill: Sp� : mm m m m mm fc vwwW� IS! §§§gj in MAV.VV fcV.V.W fc'iyvAv a m Mt'SsL ■fe-'- ,1,1 II • ♦ Y� 4’ L a v X. 3m 11 If � ♦ M ♦ tvy.VAV. •� � � AViV.y.Vi: National Honor Societ Front Row — Joy God bey. Matt Thomas, Dianna Smith. John Massey. Michele Dressman. Debra Rary. 2nd Row — Mrs. Cowart, Debby Cusimano. Adria Garry. Lynn Schoeni. Gene Heaton. Kim Keeling. 3rd Row — Sednck Hols tick. Carla Malone. David Owen. Clint Ray. Leesa Miles. Laura Hoagiand. David Schoeni. 4th Row — Aimee Hagedom. Angela Covington. Angela Smith. Philip Nolen. Nichole Kell. Kai Chen Lem. Back Row — Charlie Hicks. Catherine Smith. Laure Butler. Nathan Moore. Jonathan God bey. Bubba Barnes National Honor Society Members are ready to tap new members. New members are ecstatic upon being chosen! 130 Organizations: National Honor Society Beta Club Front Row (Lott to Right) — Gene Heaton. Joy God bey, Michele Dressman. John Massey. Bubba Barnes. 2nd Row — Angie Thompson. Kelly Stevens. Nancy Rosser. Kim Keeling. Gina Womack. Thomasa Posey. Emily Coley. Jana Higgins. Jenm Culp. Debbi Cusimano. Sebrenna Bell. Ken Leonard. Tonya Graves. Cassandra Aaron. Lynne Schoeni. David Owen. 3rd Row — Michelle Harris. Barbara Brennan, Stephanie Johnson. Alphia Qumzy. Laura Bowen. Laure Butler. Kelly Johnson. Michelle Ellison. Leesa Miles. John Longshore. Philip Nolen. 4th Row — Rachael Moore. Mary Beth Cook. Clint Ray. Aimee Haaedorn. Ray Bollock. Leah Garrett. Laura Hoagiand. Matthew White, Yvonne Garrett, Mark Brothers, Back Row — Andrew Roberts. Dan Williams. Keile Pollock. Charlie Hicks. Jonathan Godbey. Bryan French. Gayle Dumas. Not Pictured — Sara Carlisle. Angie Roden. Crystal Silvey. Senior Beta Club Front Row — Tonya Fleming. Thomasa Posey. Deidra Snow. 2nd Row — Angie Roden. Kelly Johnson. Gena Wills. Amy Owen. Debby Cusimano. Jana Higgins, Crystal Silvey. Sara Carlisle. Gina Womack. Gene Heaton. 3rd Row — Lynne Schoeni. Kim Keeling. Myra Devine. April West. Rosemary Beall. Michele Dressman, Gayle Dumas. 4th Row — Melody Walker. Laura Hoagiand. Laura Bowen. Robin Pruitt. Matt Thomas. Dan Williams. Spencer Thomas. Jennifer Crook. Back Row — Joy Godbey. Bryan French. Jeff Heiberger. Ray Bullock. Rosie Cook Beta Club: Organizations 131 1986 Crucible Staff Right Editor Gina Womack. Co-editor Laure Butler. Advisor Gilda Day Below — The Editors. Gina. 1986 and Laure. 1987. Bottom — The hard working yearbook staff takes a break for pictures at Noccaiuia Falls. John Gamer Sports Editor Angela McPetes Faculty Editor Lynne Schoenl Sophomore Editor Crystal Silvey Clubs Editor 1986 Magnavox Staff Top Lett Editor Tracy Bright. Advisor Mildred Donald. Co-Editor Greg Top Right — 1986 Editor. Tracy Bright Above — 1986 Co-Elrod. Above — Back Row — Spencer Thomas. Matt Thomas. Jay editor Greg Elrod. Tadiock. John Beaube. Greg Elrod. Middle Row — Advisor Mildred Donald. Rosemary Beall. Kari Swann. Tracy Bright. Paige Thomas. Beth Godfree. Angie Roden. Kneeling - April Johnson. Rob be Cole. Debby Cusimano. Amy Owen Magnavox Staff — Organizations 135 Top Loft — Circulation Managers — Kari Swann and Amy Owen. Top Right — Photographers — Rose Mary Beall and Jay Tadtock Above — Section Editor — Robbe Cote. Spencer Thomas. April Above — Reporter — Matt Thomas. John Beaube. Beth God free. Johnson, and Angie Roden. Paige Thomas, and Debby Cusimano. 136 Organizations: Magna vox Staff DRUM MAJOR Miss Sarah Carlisle BAND DIRECTOR Mr. David Bearden Tiger Band Organizations 137 Tiger Silks COLOR GUARD UNIT Middle left — Color Guard members brave the cold Enjoying a break after a superb half-time performance. to perform at our football games. Above — Pep Rally Festivities! 138 Organizations: Tiger Band Tiger Majorettes “Our Twirling Beauties’’ Tiger Band: Organizations 139 Brass Line Blowin’ Up a Storm of Tunes! Wood Winds The baseline group of our band! 140 Organizations: Tiger Band Drum Line f-;: i ■ .v “They keep the beat!” ? j. i, Tiger Band: Organizations 141 1986 Triads and Velvetones ... Carrying on the Tradition... This group represents Gadsden High musically through their choral talents, under the direction of Mr. Gene Barnes. At various times this year, the Velvetones and Triads have performed at school functions and throughout our community area. Senior Velvetones Triads These seven seniors are true Velvetone and Triad members. Many of whom have been in these singing groups since ninth grade. We congratulate these seniors for a job well done ... and best wishes in their future endeavors! 142 Organizations — Triads and Velvetones J.R.O.T.C. J.R.O.T.C. Officers — 1st Row — Left to Right — Yolanda Kimble. Sherry Guice. Gail McCloud. Michele Simon. Ledooa Goldsby. 2nd Row — Left to Right — Kenny Norwood. Reggie Adams. Sam Riley Company A — Front Row — Left to Right — Ronnie Philpot. Stanley Rolley. Latonya Taylor. Daneile Sawyer. Janice Hale. Maurice Timmons. Toby Wood. Jennifer Crook. Jennifer Crook. Tracy Morgan. Feliaa Bruce. Angelique Clay. Vicki Biaker. Joe Blount. Mark Henderson. Sharon Murray. 2nd Row — Ernestine Lindsey. Tammte Hightower. Mikki Wilson. Tim Martin. Buford Cameron. Emanuel Majors. Rodney Blanks. Stephanie Riddle. Row 3 — Lawrence Williams. Shawte Ford. Erron Cherry. Terry Hiers. Rodney Wright. Jerald Taylor. Dewayne Byers. Charles Spears. Row 4 — Michelle Simon. Jeff Wright. Keith Dudley. Duncan Casleberry. Reggie Adams Company B — Front Row — Lett to Right — Larry Smith. James Sanders. Monica Murphy. Gail McCloud. Tara Horton. Sherry Gutce. Keith Waddell, Enc Bradford. 2nd Row — Gerry Benson. Don Timmons. Willie Marshall. Tracey Heard. Tammy Jackson. Yolanda Herron. Brian Connelley. 3rd Row — James Renfroe. BoOby Sanders. Sherrell Timmons. Nikki Wilson. Racheal Miller. Michael Dunn. David Waddell. 4th Row — Vinton. Holland. Moore. Edwin Dann. Charles Manning, Earl Jones. Larry Hill J.R.O.T.C. — Organizations 143 Computer Honor Society — Laura Hoagland. Joy Computer Club — Front Row (Lett to Right) — Nancy Rosser. John Garner. Joy Godbey. Dougi; Godbey. John Garner. Matt Thomas. Lloyd. Second Row — Spencer Thomas. Laura Hoagland. Laura Bowen. Shanna Wiggonton. M Thomas. Charles Wren. Quiz Bowl Front Row (Lett to Right) Gina Womack. Philip Nolen. Joy Godbey, Gene Heaton. 2nd Row Mrs. Linda Ford. Spencer Thomas. Defwin Core. Laura Hoagland. 3rd Row — Clint Ray. Jonathan Godbey. Bubba Barnes. Andrew Loveman 144 Clubs: Quiz Bowl and Computer Club F.B.L.A. Front Row — Douglas Lloyd. Karen Foster. April Kendrix. Kim Hardin. Keshia Cash. 2nd Row — Kim Pankey. Jennifer Haney. Tina Gambiin. Kim Vice. Amy Barber. Arnold Lipscomb. Melissa Harris. Mrs. Woodward. Back Row — Jeff Jones. Nick Black. Yolanda Davis. Atina Perry. Becky Gargus. April West. Myra DeVme. Mrs. Williams Tri-M Music Honor Society Front Row — Melody Walker. Crystal Silvey. Sara Carlisle. Kelly Parris. Shaun Cunningham. Back Row — Angie Campbell, Nikki Croft. Jason Crowe. Richie West. David (Diamond Dai.e) Bearden. F.B.L.A. and Tri-M: Clubs 145 DECA Club Front Row — Terry Haney. Rosie Cook. Ann Lambert. Beth Cumby. Second Row — Teresa Cumby. Mane Martin. Ken Talton, Heath Usry. Cassandra Green. Sandra Cooks. Shery Guice. Sandra Byers. Third Row — Sabrina Gibbs. Leslie Hutchinson. Mark Johnson. Terry Belyeu. Jana Higgins. Kristin Babros. Angela McPeters. Evonne Lapsley. Back Row — Barron Cummings. Brian Holderfield. Robin Pruett. David Reavis. Tommy Norris. Ross Moses. Russell Tyler. Manor a Willis come The DECA Club showed its Homecoming. by decorating the front hall for Tiger Spirit DECA Club Vice-President Rosie Cook dresses as Santa Claus for the Christmas Party at the Nursing Home. Jana Higgins receives the DECA Club Goibro Scholarship. DECA Clubbers with their entry for the Homecoming Parade. 146 Clubs — D.E.C.A. Drama Club Performs My Hands are Full ’0 Gifts and Christmas Comes to Detroit Louie This year, the GHS Drama Club has been outstanding. In two performances, the club has exhibited a great amount of talent and potential. In fact. Drama Club President Philip Nolen and Patrick McGee have gone on to larger productions with the Community theatres in Gadsden. Lett — Sara Carlisle tries to revive Angela Covington in Christmas Comas to Detroit Louie Mow Lott — Talented Drama Club president Philip Nolen portrays a businessman In My Hands are Full O' Gifts Mow Middle — Kevin O'Beirne. Emily Coley, and J. D. Murphy recite their lines with perfection, Mow Right — Bubba Barnes portrays the ghost of a Confederate sddHjr whose burial place is about to be destroyed for modern purposes. Lower Lett — Drama Club — Front Row — Gene Heaton. Kevin O'Beirne. Katie Rozelle. Sara Carlisle. Bubba 8arnes. Patrick McGee. Lynne Schoeni. J. 0. Murphy. David Schoeni. Barbara Brennan. Kim Holcomb. 2nd Row — Yvonne Garrett. Andrea Young, Crystal Siivey. Ragan Burchfield. Stephanie Johnson. Nikki Croft. Kim McCale. Shannon Alston. Angie Campbell. 3rd Row — Stephanie Johnson. Anoela Covington. Ledona Goldsby. Jeff Shimizu. Lisa Lankford. Adna Garry. Back Row — Glenda Byars, Brandi Payne. Emily Coley. Philip Nolen, Mrs. Tow Drama Club — Clubs 147 Spanish and Latin Club jEste es nuestro ano! is Spanish for This is our year. It was truly a year for our language clubs. Mrs. Hill and the Spanish Club made a great showing at the annual Spanish Convention in April and the Foreign Language Christmas Party was a huge success. Below — Natasha Yarbourgh masquerades as a Roman' at the Christmas party. Bottom Right — Patrick McGee leads a carol in Latin. Bottom Lott — Spanish Club participates m Homecoming parade. 148 Clubs: Spanish and Latin ‘‘iEste es nuestro ano!” From Flo - Yvonne Garrett. Butt Bvrwt. Joy Godbey. pre dent. Kan Swann. 7m) Row - henae Cortey Kat Ray. Jan-: Hook . Daphne Und� y. Lynn Schoem. Nancy Rotter. Emrfy CoWy. Oetca Crook. Kim Kaakng. Tamm RoOmton. Sutan Cowan. 0 n Heaton Cathorino Johnton. Lor an NetOrft. Shannon Sherman. N coi K « Thoma Graham. 3rd Aow — Stephan Johnton. laPreoou, Leonard Lorrta Oav. . Gtna Womack. Chanda Baptitt. Br od Shack 0 0 Scho m. Traco Meddock. Adna Garry. 4rn Row - Ka y Reynold Lett Corkar. S y Brock Michelle Ea on K y Steven Matthew Whrte. Lam Mott Kem O 6 n. Maureen WSkard. Mar, Beth Cook. Jod Leech. Todd Garrett Phwp No n Jennifer Boyd Soph rt Hoyt. Andrea Young. Rwhj Corley. Barbara Brennan. Jennifer vice. Sandy Hoc . kkchele Wo«e Stfi Row - Kr. t Weemt. Carolm Mrl r Racheal Moor . Pecoke Jone . Karen Howard Crystal Co e. Nathan Shull . Kern Leonard. Ere Johnathan Godbey. Andrew Lovwman. Chuck Hart) John Wafcem . Bryan French. Ken Morrow. Ladd Bard. Angela Covington Mark Johnton. BO Clockum, Andrea Young Mchew Jelk . Mark Brother . Rena, Watt. Bndgett Graham Blake Stringer Gary Wallace. Ka.-Chwn Lien. Jatt Shanaiu. Oemck McEkoy. Jem Day Front Row From Left — Katie Wells. Natashia Yarbrough. Kelly Elliot. Bill Sullivan. 2nd Row — Matthew Pme. Taylor Hardy. Jason Wilhite. 3rd Row — Patrick Ragland. Glenn McSpadden. Angie Campbell. Melissa Norris. Misti Boyles. Jeremy Pruitt. Last Row — Joe Starnes. David Doss. Patrick McGee New Advanced Placement Courses in Advanced Placement English was begun at GHS with seven students enrolled. Mrs. Mary Rose Cowart assigned novels for her prospective students to read the summer prior to the beginning of the class. After spending countless hours reading Crime and Punishment. Grapes of Wrath. War and Peace, and Wuthering Heights, the seven students came to class in the fall prepared to work. After a year of doing research, analyzing poetry, reading, and writing essays, it was time to take the AP English exam. The test consisted of multiple choice questions on a reading selection and three written essays on various subjects. English and American History Started at G.H.S. A.P. English in Driver's Seat — Mrs. Cowart; Standing, in Passenger s Seat — Kim Keeling; On Roll Bar Michele Dressman and Beth Lindy; Standing in Back — Laura Hoagland and Gene Heaton; Seated in Back — Gina Womack and Matt Thomas. Front Row — Mrs. Ford. Kathy Domenico. Leesa Miles. Laure Butler. Angie Thompson. Bubba Barnes. David Owen. 2nd Row — Andrew Roberts. John Longshore. Jenni Culp. Philip Nolen. Andy Clackum. Richie West. Back Row — Aimee Hagedorn. Debra Rary. Emily Coley. Angela Covington. John Massey. Oint Ray A.P. American History The 1985-86 school year saw the charter of the very first advanced placement American History class. Mrs. Linda Ford boldly led a small group of brave student explorers across the varied frontiers of history the American way. The class is taught with regard to receiving college credit. The techniques and skills required by the students in the class are similar to those of a college class. If college credit for the course is desired, a student must earn a certain grade on a nationwide exam given at the end of the schoolyear. The exam consists of 100 multiple choice questions, a document based question, and a free response essay question. The time period for these questions ranges from colonial times to President Reagan s second term. AP English and AP American History: Clubs 149 Hi-Y Hi-Y Officers — Front How — Jana Higgins. Lynne Schoenl. Back How — Kari Swann. Kelle Keeling. Debby Cusimano fro Aow (IWtio M gg v Ly� v Schotrt. Kan Swann. Kaaa KMtng. D« y Cuwmano. 2nd Row — Mary Barn Onaty Ayraa. Sa� y Broca. Bam Baa sen Nancy Rosaar Katy Stavans Alpha Ouray. Bran Payna. B'anOa Snack David Schoanl. 3rd Row -Saran Mumphna . taasa Maas. La Trayanck. Jann, cup. Rotamary Baaa. Artgta Thompson. j«n siwnw. «tn Row — Ka« ha Ka n. Amy Bartwr Donna Srrvtn. Laah Ga'ran (Possum) Moatas. Wanpy Waoo Kaaa Poaock. Mchaai W ard BubPa Barnas. Back Row -Aanaa Kagadorn Cathanna Smah Datya Rary. Laura Booar John Hansiaa John BaauOa Raasa Mar On French Club Officers President — Ragan Burchfield V. President — Sedric Halstick Secretary-Treasurer — Greg Elrod Business Manager — Nikki Craft Reporter — Scott Walker Chaplain — April Mitchell Lett to Hight — 1st How — Amy Leach. Latonya Taylor. Sarah Humphries. Misti Naylor. Chnsty Ayres. Sherry Clar . Monica Beck. Suzi Gibbs. Jody Hamby. Stacy Hamilton. 2nd How — Latonya Garrett. Cassandra Aaron. Cynthia Qumzy. Aliaa Jones. Karen Wesley. Anna Hamii. Elizabeth Haygood. Fred Smgton. 3rd How — Jami Christopher. Derence Hughley. James Philpot. Dexter Harrell. Gary Wood. Spencer Thomas. Rodney Jones. David Swam. John Henslee. Clay Gibbs. Betty Hammond. Alton Harrow. Erik Hammock. Nikki Wilson. Brian Kimble. J. D. Murphy. Harrington Littell. Fred Smgton. Robet McEiroy. Clarence Williams. Scott Walker. Back How — Chad Wost. Andrei Hay. Monique Hart. Alphia Qumzy. Mia Hart. Nikki Tinker 150 Clubs: Hi-Y and French Club 0OO Delta Sigma Chi AIX Front Row (Lett to Right) — Tina Gamblm. Monora Willis. Tammy Estes. Leisa Lankford. 2nd Row — Julie Hancock. Jeff Edwards. Brian Talton. Chip Huff. Back Row — Lynne Butler. Joan Lonnergan. James Radford. AIX and« Q J : Clubs 151 Omega Phi Bottom Row (Lett to Right) — Phi Guys — Reese Hardin. John Massey. Andrew Roberts. Clint Ray. Jason Blackwood. Mark Moates. Greg Elrod. 2nd Row - Kelly Stevens. Michelle Ellison. Laure Butler — president. Catherine Smith. — vice-president. Aimee Hagedorn — treasurer. Sally Brock — secretary 3rd Row — Shanna Wiggonton. Stephanie Hall. Laurel McCluney. Christy Ayres, Misti Naylor. Beth Beason. Dianna Smith. Leesa Miles. Nancy Rosser. Kathy Domenico. Wendy Webb. Leah Garrett. Jennifer Culp. Back Row — Keisha Cash. Amy Barber. Sarah Humphries. Liz Trawick. Robyn Lawrence. Debra Rary. Alice Jones. Angie Thompson. Students Against Driving Drunk Organized at GHS In the 1985-1986 school year, a chapter of Students Against Driving Drunk (S.A.D.D.) was organized partly because of the death of our friend and classmate. Erik Lyles. S.A.D.D. wants to reduce the number of alcohol-related deaths to teenagers on America's highways. The club advises teenagers to sign a contract of life' with their parents as a promise to call home if they are ever in a drinking and driving situation. The club was very active in its first year. They sponsored drives to reduce drinking and driving, held programs on alcohol and drug abuse, and sponsored an all-male beauty pageant to raise money for the club. Top Left — S A O.D. sponsored a program where inmates from the state prison came to speak to GHS students about the dangers of alcoholism and drug abuse. Here. Kevin meets with S.A.D.D. president Rosie Cook Top Right — Rosie Cook addresses the student body against driving drunk. Middle Left — Miss S.A.D.D. Patricia McGee. Middle Right — 1986 S A D.D. Lower Right — S.A.D.D beauty contestants are hopeful of winning the title of Miss S.A.D.D. 152 Clubs: Students Against Driving Drunk Key Club — One of the Most Active Service Clubs at G.H.S. The Gadsden High School Key Club has been for many years one of the most active service clubs at Gadsden High. Besides going to Key Club conventions, the club has helped plant roses on the median of Meighan Boulevard, collected candy bar wrappers for African Relief, and they helped with pancake day. The highlight of Key Club's year was the Spring Dance at the Gadsden Country Club with l-95's Mark and Brian as the dee-jays. Above Lett — Key Clubbers clean up lawns lor people who bought Yard-Rolling Insurance. Above Right — Hard-working Key Club President Matt Thomas takes a break from his busy schedule. 1986 Key Club — Front Row — Matt Thomas. John Massey. Andrew Roberts. Scott Weatherbee. Patrick McGee. Reesa Corley. John Hatfield. Barbara Brennan. Angie Thompson. Kevin O Beirne. Gene Heaton. Tonya Fleming. 2nd Row — Jodie Leach. Renee Kampakis. Deb-by Cusimano. Aimee Hagedorn. Kathy Domenico. Dianna Smith. Nancy Rosser. Matthew Pme. Mark Moates. Rosemary Beall. Gina Womack. 3rd Row — Nick Black. Maureen Willard. Catherine Smith. Leah Garrett. Jenni Culp. 4th Row — Greg Elrod. Clint Ray. Ray Barrett. Michele Dressman. Kelly Parris. Shannon Sherman. Back Row — Jeff Jones. Kelly Lindsey. Phillip Burchfield. Ken Morrow. Bubba Barnes. Charlie Hicks. Laddie Baird. John Hugley. Robert McEiroy. Rchie West. Jason Crowe. Keile Pollock Key Club: Clubs 153 Jr. Red Cross Front Row — Omar Cunningham. Lisa Williams. Karen Calloway. Stacy Pierson. Joe Blount. 2nd Row Mrs. Wilson. Munal Robinson. Melody Patterson. Thomasa Posey. Cassandra Aaron. Audrey Bradford. Kim Avery. Yolanda Kimbfe. Daphne Lindsey. Teresa Ingram. Emily McCurdy. Vanessa Ingram. Back Row — Gail McCloud. Sherry Guice. Ladora Goldsby. Kim Richardson. Connie Turner. Dede Robinson. Gerry Benson. Reggie Adams. Jonathon Bess. Bible Club Front Row — Karen Calloway. Alton Harrell. Michelle Moore. 2nd Row — Angelique Clay. Thomasa Posey. Cassandra Aaron. Audrey Bradford. Kim Avery. Yolanda Kimble, Back Row Muriel Robinson. Connie Turner. Dee Dee Robinson. Richey West. Mark Brothers. Melody Walker. V.I.C.A. Front Row Michelle Moore. Linda Vinson. Tomeko Canon. Victoria Singleton. Second Row — Reggie Adams. John Hommock. Bruce Smith. Tovio Turner. Eric Sander. Third Row — Kelvin Terry. Gueron Ford. Milton Harrotd. Scott Ingram. Todd Steven. Brain Morgan. Fourth Row — Barry Varron. Michael Blackburn. Micheal Daughteor, Stan Gilbert. Rober Puitt. Ross Moses. Terry Belleau 154 Clubs: Jr. Red Cross, Bible Club, 2nd VICA Tigerettes and Tigermen Front Row — Adria Garry. Lynne Schoenl. Al cia Sisk. Jenm Culp. Delcia Crook, Back Row — Tiffany Ballou. Deidra Snow. Ray Bullock. Cooper Lindsey. Jana Higgins. Tisa Moore. Daphne Lindsey F.H.A. Front Row — Melissa Hoskins. Alice Avery, Lmdy Partee. April Kendrick. Joan Lonnergan. Cherry Mathis. Stephanie Riddle. 2nd Row — Mrs. Owens. Kelly Snyder. Becky Argo. Stephanie Guriie, Kim McCale. Shannon Alston. Julie Hancock. Gail McCloud. Latonia Tayfor. Mrs. Clarke. 3rd Row — Angela Shadwick. Kim Beck. Christie Jenkins. Tony Patrick. Leisa Lankford. LaSandra Wmbom. Tonya Fleming. William Jones. Tammie Hightower. Brian Talton. Eric Hammock. Tim Martin. Thomasa Posey. Evyonne Lapsley. Angela Fomby. Victor Davis T raff ic Safety Club Front Row — Sherry Gargus. Sherry Griffin. 2nd Row — Karen Alien. Sebrenna Bell. Lome Davis. Trenia Lindsey. Thomasa Posey. Sherreli Timmons. 3rd Row — Christie Jenkins. Veronica Wofford. April Johnson. Teresa Williams. Tonya Fleming. Lamecha Cunningham. Tamiko Jordan. Back Row — Latonya Taytor. Tonya Graves Tigerettes and Tigermen, FHA, Traffic Safety Council: Clubs 155 Sigma Chi Epsilon Front Row — Keile Pollock. Matt Thomas. DebOy Cusimano. Myra Devine. Angie Roden. Gena Wills. Tonja Skelton. Gene Heaton. Yvonne Garrett. Catherine Johnson. Heather Kelly. 2nd Row — Brian Morgan. Kellie Lindsey. Kelly Johnson. Kan Swann. Mary Beth Cook. Jana Higgins. Tisa Moore. Alicia Sisk. Crystal Silvey. April West. Ann Lambert. Angela McPeters. Nichole Kell. Michelle Harris. 3rd Row — Paige Thomas. Leslie Hutchinson. Kelly Keeling. Heidi Herrington. Beth Foster. Paige Giamalva. Brandi Payne. Sara Carlisle. Beth Lmdy. Shannon Sherman. Kelly Davis. Back Row — Mara West. Lmzy Barber. Chris Porter. Mamie Coker. Tracy Bright. Misty Smith. Beth Godfree. Michele Dressman. Rosemary Beall Alpha Psi Omega Front Row — LaMecha Cunningham. Alphia Qum-zy. Audrey Bradford, Sebrenna Bell, Bridget Graham. Delsia Crook. Back Row — Cynthia Qumzy. Nikki Tinker. LaTona Garrett. Stephanie Johnson. Chondra Baptist 156 Clubs: IXEandAtJiQ Club Activities Top Lett — DECA Club presents Chnstmas party for the Nursing Home. Top Right — Drama Club presents My Hands are Full O' Gifts. Middle Lett — The Foreign Language Christmas party, sponsored by the Spanish. Latin, and French Clubs was a huge success. Middle Right — Latin Club dons togas to participate in the Homecoming Parade. Left — SGA candidates present their speeches for the student body. Above — Magnavox Staff distributes newspapers. Club Activities: Clubs 157 Our Year For Academics at G.H.S. 1985-1986 saw not only our athletic teams excel. but our academic teams also made the other schools green with envy. In addition to the brilliant showing that the Quiz Bowl made at their competitions. Gadsden High's Science Olympiad Team won First Place overall at the contest held at the University ol Alabama on April 26. 1986 Nearly 25 other schools had also entered the competitions. This was the first Science Olympiad for the state of Alabama. However, similar events have been held at the University of North Alabama and Auburn University. GHS placed in the following events: first place — Qualitative Analysis: Kim Keeling and Gene Heaton; second place — Periodic Table: Jonathan Godbey and metnc estimation: Joy Godbey. third place — science bowl: John Longshore. Philip Nolen. Matt Meloun. Gene Heaton; fourth place — orienteering: BlaKe Stringer; fifth place — Name that Organism: Jason Crowe: sixth place — paper airplace: Bill Sullivan; Fermi Questions: David Schoenl, Jonathan Godbey; Anatomy and physiology: David Owen. Yvonne Garrett; seventh place — computer programing: Joy Godbey. John Garner; titration: Gene Heaton and Kim Keeling; tenth place — pentathlon: David Owen and Bill Sullivan; Mark Brothers participated m the Egg Drop Contest. Coaching the team were Carolyn Martin. Kay Wilder, and James Brown. Science Bowl Team — Top Right — Matt Malone. John Longshore. Philip Nolen, and Gene Heaton Above Lett — Front Row — David Schoenl. Gene Heaton. Kim Keeling. Bill Sullivan. Middle Row — Joy Godbey. Yvonne Garrett. Matt Malone. Blake Stringer. Mark Brothers. Back Row — Jonathan Godbey. John Garner. John Longshore. Philip Nolen. Jason Crowe. David Owen. Flight — Joy Godbey won second m Metri Estimation and Jonathan Godbey won second place in periodic table 158 Clubs: Science Olympiad Top Lett — Kim Keeling and Gene Heaton won first place in qualitative analysis. New Honor Society members inducted at GHS. Left — John Longshore in front of the governor's mansion in Montgomery. Alabama where he attended a reception for state science fair winners. Shortly after this. John attended the international science fair in Texas where he won third place. Gadsden High School won the 1986 city wide Mathematics Tournament. We have won this competition for the eight years that the tournament has been in existence. The Math Team also qualified for the second round of the Statewide Secretary School Mathematics Contest. The qualification was based on the team score on a written comprehensive test. Our Advanced Placement Calculus classes have scored far above average on the Advanced Placement exams since May 1984. We have had three fives and the vast majority of our students made a three or above on the 1984 and 1985 exams. Without exception, these students report back that they are not having any problems with their freshman calculus courses in college. Many of them take the credit from their AP exam. Some have reported their college teachers want them to take six semesters hours credit based on their knowledge. Math Team and Science Olympiad: Clubs 159 of Out Xfeat t9X5-t9X6 News Events '85-‘86 Top NationsI News Events: — The explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger that killed seven astronauts on January 28.1986 — Halley's Comet made its 75-year appearance in 1986. — The situation between the United States and Lybia was always in the news Top Local News Events — The take-over of Republic Steel in Gadsden by the Brenim Group. — 1986 was an election year for the City of Gadsden. 160 1986: Our Year The world of sports was a busy scene indeed during the school year 1985-1986 Pete Rose broke Ty Cobb's record of 4.191 hits Alabama defeated Auburn with the help of kicker Van Tiffin. Dwight Gooden of the New York Mets was the hottest pitcher in baseball and won the Cy Young award. William The Refrigerator Perry helped the Chicago Bears beat the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl. The Atlanta Braves began the 1986 season with new manager. Chuck Tanner. On the basketball scene. Larry Bird won the MVP award. Bo Jackson won the Heisman Trophy award and will have to decide between baseball or football for his career. The World Series had a Missouri Look'' with both teams involved being from the state. Closer to home. Gadsden High School used defense to send the Rebels back to Black Creek. ” 1986 was the year of a tragedy. Seven astronauts, including a school teacher, were killed when the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded ten miles above the Atlantic Ocean. The nation observed a week of mourning in memory of the seven heroes. tin April. Halley's Comet made its once-in-5 year's appearance. Many people the 'orld over gathered to watch in awe as the comet passed the Earth. The United States came close to war as the situation with Libya worsened. Times seemed turbulant Terrorist attacks were all too frequent. We watched, we worried, we philosophized, we were frightened — then grew angry. Now we must say, What can I do? Sports and Entertainment ’85-’86 Super Bowl XX Chicago Bears 46 New England Patriots 10 World Series 85 Kansas City Royals St. Louis Cardinals Top Movies — Beverly Hills Cop and Back to the Future Top TV Shows — Tho Cosby Show and Miami Vice, Top Album — Born in the USA — Bruce Springsteen Iron Bowl Alabama 25 Auburn 23 Top Singers — Madonna and Bruce Spnngsieen Rising Stars — Molly Rmgwald. Michael J. Fox. Whitney Houston Bo Jackson of Auburn won the Heisman Trophy. Pete Rose broke Ty Cobb s all-time record of 4.191 hits. Battle of Black Creek Gadsden High 17 Emma Sansom 0 The world of entertainment was buzzing with the success of The Cosby Show. The sit-com. about family life in the 80 s presented the ideal American family to the television audience. The show Miami Vice influenced everything from clothing styles to travel agancies. Back to the Future, starring Michael J. Fox. and Beverly Hills Cop, starring Eddie Murphy, were the top-grossing films. Madonna and Bruce Springsteen topped the music lists. Springsteen, with his successful album Born in the U.S.A., was always a favorite to teenagers. Newcomer Whitney Houston promises to be a success in years to come. Molly Rmgwald. with her films Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club, and Pretty in Pink, was one of the top teenage actresses. Our Year: 1986 161 In Memory of Erik Lyles 1969-1985 To my Student and my Friend He made a critical change in Ns schedule. Kst to take a class with me... i said that and because I knew him, I believe it was true ... He worked hard every day and did his assignments, and told |Okes and laughed when he wasn't supposed to. He noticed if you were down in the dumps'' and cared if you looked tired: he was a good ol boy with a twinkle In his eye and mischief in his heart and we loved him, Erik wasn't the class hero or the school jock or the Romeo or the future Valedictorian. He was an average guy. like 90% of everyone m this yearbook. He was a son. a brother, a student, a Tiger, a friend. A nice guy who just happened to finish first. In loving memory. Mrs. Byars Gone One day here, the next day gone. It brings so much pain. to have you lost. In that eternal world of love and God. I hope you're happy. I guess you're better off. Staying alive may only have brought the worst. Can you hear us crying? Can you see our tears? Are there really golden streets? Is there really peace? Does something this bad have to happen. to make us see how much we love someone? I wish it didn't. but I know it's true. I hope, dear friend, you know. I still love you. — Andrea Young 162 Challengers JANUARY 28.1M4 1VM.13A.M. Our Nation Mourns the Loss of THE CHALLENGER CREW The “Remarkable Seven” by Beth Graves Cumby They went up. up to fulfill their dreams. They were courageous til the end it seems. To make a better life for all mankind. They gave of their hearts, their souls, and their minds. Francis (Dick) Scobee. the Captain of the crew. His leadership ability can be matched by few. Michael Smith, pilot of this spaceship. Was. oh so excited about this trip. Christa McAuliffe. the first teacher in space, Her twinkling eyes would bring a smile to your face. Ellison Onizuka. from Hawaii they say. Will be missed by everyone in the U.S.A. Ron McNair, science was his life; His mind was as sharp as a knife. Gregory Jarvis, he wanted to experiment. So up in space, that's where he went. Judith Resnick, the second lady to orbit the earth. You could tell she was bright from the time of her birth. We ll miss them all. now that they're gone. But their hopes and dreams must go on. “First Teacher in Space CHRISTA McAULIFFE, with family The Blast Off ol the Challenger by Glenda Byars It was the shuttle Challenger preparing to blast oft that Pay And among the crew was a teacher who dreamed to teach a new way. Bright was her smile as the starry night. Her eyes like the heaven's Woe. And her dream of a lesson from heaven Was only moments from coming true The astronauts all were on' stand by, • There will be a short delay. Undaunted, they leaned back and took a breath On the ground. I heard a little g«rl pray Please. God. Don't let my Mommy. Go up m the sky to stay. And the child snuggled against her k.tten I don't want her to go today. But those-who-know best do not hear. The prayer of a time g«ri The clocks are counting down seconds As anxiously awaits — the World A feeling of dread sweeps over the child. The � cy fear of death But the cheering and laughter distract her. She watches and hokJs her breath Closer and closer to the countdown, above Her mother 's thoughts stray From the excitement of the lift-off adventure And she sees her child at play Chnsta saw and remembered her family. Her students and neighbors and friends And She longed to see their faces As the final countdown ends Couldn't they put someone else m your place-’ The child's voce seemed as clear. What if ole SPACE just got you’ Stay with me if only Christa had heard the prayer’ Down came the count; the tension built The sky was blue without a cloud And below Christa s ship and around the Cape Awaits, the breathless, happy crowd The chad below takes a breath, closes her eyes And crosses her fingers tight Don t worry bout Mother , dear, my ship is strong Chnsta had promised before the flight School’s Top Lett — Picking up graduation supplies is fun and relaxing for Kelly Parns Top Middle — Soaking up some rays while watching the Tigers play baseball seems to be fine with these guys Top Right — Kristen Balsros and Debby Cusimano share a hug at the Senior Picnic Above — These girls en|oy a change from classroom work It's hard to concentrate on your studies during the last days of school' Lower Right — Dreams coming true ... 164 School’s Out, Summer’s In! Almost Out. Summer’s In! Top — Spring brings about school trips' The Foreign Language Convention — 1986 Top Right — Peter Fagerberg instructs Crystal Siivey on the Swedish way to eat ice cream Middle Lett — David Reavis and Tommy Gregerson clown around' Middle Right — Terry Haney and Brian Holderfield chow down at the senior picnic Above Lett — Beth God tree, John Beaube. and Cooper Lindsey enjoy a day at the tennis match Above Right — Finally .. Better food than what the cafeteria serves' Lett — Seniors believe in togetherness' School’s Out, Summer’s In! 165 Senio oX ’86 ... Not as old. One of the things that most people do not realize is the tough job of raising a child from birth until high school gr� du� Uon. For this reason, the Class of 1986 would like to take this opportunity to thank our parents for their support, love, and understanding which has brought us to the milestone in our kves We know it has not been easy, but we appreciate the way you stuck by us. good and bad And a special note of thanks to the parents who submitted these baby pictures and made these pages possible through their contributions We appreciate all of you. You have made many sacrifices for us and we hope we have begun to repay some of our debt by making you proud of us as SENIORS. Our love to each and every parent as they reflect on these baby pictures and think of times then and now. Sweer dreams dear parents... Reggie Adams Kristen Babros John Beaube Nick Black Laura Bowen Tracy Bright Scott Carden Sara Carlisle Beth Cumby Teresa Cumby Debbie Cusimano Myra DeVine Gayle Dumas Bryan French John Garner Michael Geer Sabrina Gibbs Kassie Gielle Joy Godby Beth Godfree Tommy Gregerson Jennifer Haney Laura Hoagland Melissa Hoskins Leslie Hutchison 166 Senior Babes Not as well known, but just as great! Kelly Johnson Jeff Jones Kelle Keeling Yolanda Kimble Beth Lindy Craig Means Anthony Morgan Brian Morgan Ross Moses Amy Owen Atina Perry Kelle Pollock Angie Roden Lynne Schoenl Crystal Silvey Alicia Sisk Tonja Skelton Kari Swann Spencer Thomas Wayne Turner Russell Tyler Heath Usry Melody Walker Dana Washburn Dan Williams Senior Babes 167 Valedictorian Joy Godbey Graduation: What a bittersweet time! We have all worked hard to graduate, but now that the time has come, no matter the pride we have and the eagerness we have to enter the adult world, the step is not an easy one. Personally. I would like to thank my teachers for making Gadsden High such a special place in every way. and for their personal interest in each student. I praise God for the help he has given me in reaching my goals and for my parents who have always supported me. The future looms before us now. We may try to hide and deny its presence or strike forward to reach new heights. But before we go I have one last good-bye for the Class of 1986. It comes from Phllippians 1:3-10 I thank my God every time I remember you. In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership ... from the first day until now. being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion ... It is right for me to feel this way about all of you. since I have you in my heart... And this is my prayer: that your love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, so that you may be able to discern what is best and may be pure and blameless.. — Joy Godby Valedictorian Joy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Godbey. She was chosen Valedictorian with an overall average of 98.71. Joy has received a Bicentennial Scholarship and an Honors Scholarship to Birmingham Southern. She will attend Birmingham Southern and major in mathematics. 168 Valedictorian: Joy Godbey Salutatorian Michele Dressman While I have attended Gadsden High School. I have had the best times of my life. There is no way I would trade my high school days for anything. Definitely my senior year was the ultimate greatest! I have grown so much here and have made so many terrific friends. The teachers and the students are the best. Now I must move on to bigger and greater challenges. I plan to continue my interests in mathematics at Birmingham Southern where I will also pursue a tennis scholarship. My advice to underclassmen would be to stay involved in as many activities as possible. Do not overdo it because you must maintain acceptable grades. Set goals and constantly drive yourself towards them. No matter what you decide to do. however, look to the Lord for guidance and strength. In return give Him all the praise and the glory. If you do this, it is amazing how happy you will be! Michele Dressman Salutatorian Michele is the daughter of Frank and Judy Dressman. She held the second highest academic average (98.02) thus being chosen Salutatorian. Michele has received the following scholarships: Birmingham Southern — Tennis. Bicentennial Scholarship from Methodist Churches. Kappa Gamma Delta, and a $1.000 Presidential Scholarship. She will enter Birmingham Southern in the fall and further her education in mathematics. This summer Michele will lifeguard at the Gadsden Country Club and play in as many tennis tournaments as possible. Salutatorian: Michele Dressman 169 Class of 1986 Top Ten Joy Godbey. Valedictorian Michele Dressman. Salutatorian Lynne Schoenl. third Kim Keeling, fourth Amy Owen, fifth Debby Cusimano. sixth Matt Thomas, seventh Beth Godfree. eighth 170 Top Ten: Class of 1986 Ou 'tye i, 171 Honors Kirn Keeling wins the Chemistry Award Richie West wins Woodmen of the World American History Award Cassandra Aaron and Betty Hammonds win French Awards Not Shown — Angie Gibson and Cednck Holstick. Science Olympiad Certificate Winners Kim Keeling. Gene Heaton. Dav c Schoenl. Joy God bey. Blake Stringer. John Gamer. Not Shown David Owen. Philip Nolen. Bill Sullivan. Yvonne Garrett. Mark Brothers. Jason Crowe. Matt Meione. John Longshore. Jonathan Godbey 172 Closing: Honors Magnavox Awards — Debby Cusimano. Tracy Bright. Matt Thomas. Amy Owen Crucible Awards — Laura Bowen. Jeff Edwards. Lynne Schoenl. Gina Womack. Noi Pictured — Alicia Sisk Gadsden State Scholarship Winners — Myra Devine. Jeff Heiberger. Robin Pruitt. Todd Stevens Birmingham-Southern Scholarship Winners — Michele Dressman. Gene Heaton. Joy Godbey. Kim Keeling. Honors: Closing 173 More of Honors Day ’86 Athletic Scholarship Winners Cooper Lindsey — soccer scholarship to Birmingham-Southern; Michele Dressman — tennis scholarship to Birmingham Southern; Tom Hudson — football scholarship to Jacksonville State; Erik Hammock — basketball scholarship to Gadsden State. Jana Higgins wins Gordon Jewelry $750 scholarship to college of her choice 174 Closing: Honors Lynne Schoenl wins scholarship to Auburn University Jennifer Crook and Reggie Adams win scholarships to Alabama State. Presidential Fitness Awards Front Row — Debby Cusimano. Lynne Schoeni, Amy Owen. Kim Keeling. Gene Alyce Heaton. Second Row — Matt Thomas. Todd Garrett. Joy Godbey. Michele Dressman. Laura Hoagiand. Spencer Thomas Other Scholarship Winners Front Row — Lynne Schoeni. Amy Owen, Laura Hoagiand. Second Row — Jeff Edwards. Joy Godbey. Michele Dressman. Spencer Thomas. JROTC Awards Enk Hammock. Reggie Adams. Jennifer Crook. Honors: Closing 175 Graduation: A Bittersweet Time Top Center — Kristen Babros and Reggie Adams wait for the b g event. Top Right — John Beau be receives his diploma from Mr. Bob Russell, principal Far Lett — Alicia Sisk gives her last presidential address.' as Senior Class President Center — Graduation — Friday. June. 8 p m.. Gadsden Convention Hall Right — Myra DeVine and April West are proud 86 Seniors! 176 Closing: Graduation Top Lott — Sandra Cooks. Brenda Swam, and Shay Malone share their graduation day with a tnend. Top Right — Mixed emotions face Atma Perry. Gayle Dumas. Jennifer Haney. Dana Washburn, and Becky Gargus. Lott — We made it! seems to be the feelings of Senior Grads Melody Walker and Laura Bowen. Above — Valedictorian Joy Godbey and Salutatorian Michele Dressman waiting to receive their diplomas. Graduation: Closing 177 Right — A solemn mood is seen during the graduation exercise Below — Reflecting many good times and happy memories are 86 Graduates Jeff Edwards and Peter Eager berg Above — All smiles' Mark Henderson. Shay one and Tonya Fleming enjoy their graduation commencement Right — Gene Heaton and Laura Hoagiand display their National Honor riety and Beta Club Honors as they conclude their high school years. ling: Graduation Top Loll — Mayor Steve Means addresses the Class of 86 Top Contor — Dr Spencer Thomas a local physician and father of an 86 Senior speaks to the 86 graduates of Gadsden High School Top Right — Dr. Fred Taylor. Superintendent of Gadsden City Schools urges the seniors to fulfill their potential and pursue their dreams. Middlo Lolt — April West. Angela McPeters. Ann Lambert, and Kari Swann share one more memory' - of their school years together Middlo Right — Senior Class Counselor Mildred Donald makes some last minute adjustments for Rosie Cook Lower Lott — Shawn Cunningham receives a congratulatory handshake and tho oi. sheopskm from Mr. Russell Lowor Contor — Myra Devine appreciatively accepts her diploma from Mr. Russell. Abov: Tom Hudson. Cooper Lindsey. Ray Bullock, and Zac Thornton — 86 Seniors Graduation: Closing 179 Right — Beaming with happiness. Gena WiMs. Tonja Skelton. Michele Drcssman and Rosie Cook are proud to be new G H S Alumni' Wow — Jeti Jones shares a special moment with his Mom on graduation night Center — The Graduating Class ot1986 Above — Chns Cookie smiles upon a milestone in his life Right — A picture lor the scrapbook' G H S Alumni Cindy Burchlietd readies to take a group shot ot Peter. Crystal. Jay Bryan. Lynne. Jett, and Sara 180 r IV Top Lott — Frank Cottle Award Winner — Matt Thomas. Top Center: Joy Godby. Valedictorian and the Raymond J. Hoffman Cup winner Top Right — Julia Rhmehart Award Winner — Amy Owen Middle Lott — A serious crew??? Kenny Dobbins and Chris Williams clown around with their friends while waiting for the graduation march Middle Right — As part of the graduation commencement exercise Crystal Siivey. Sara Carlisle, and Gene Heaton sing. Lower Lett — Jeff Heiberger. happy to receive his diploma Lower Center — As she receives her diploma. Angela Terry seems to be m deep thought about this special day Above — Paige Thomas and Leslie Hutchinson share a best wishes hug-' with a friend. 181 6 Seaton 4cUuk4, 72.ey$ie V� rvty FootbaB (4 Year ). Varsity Bxs.ettuo 3 'fan). Jr Vanity BasketbaB (1 far). Track 2 Yaatti. JflOTC (2 Year ). VIC A 1 Year). A Red Cro (t � «). Cor one ton Court (4 Year ) Homecoming Court (1 Year). Homacommg Float (4 Year ). Disc and DomonsOub (2 Years). An Competition (? Yaan) 'So nOO, 0Kli4tCK Term Team (2 Year ). H� -Y. Oca (2 Year ). S A 0 0 (1 VMr). 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Shorthand Award. Deca Club (1 Year). Voa ybaH Team (2 ££otv tf, ‘Kevla Footba (2 Year ) Deca Club (2 Yaar ) (?ooA, IRootc Vice President o� 10th Grede Cuss Deca (2 Year ). Vca Prendent ot Deca (1 Year). Treasurer cA Deca 1 Year). President ol S A D D. Beta Club (1 Year). Math Team (2 Year ). Hi-Y (2 Years) Track Team (1 Year). Cross-Country Team (4 Years). Senior Notable. Who • Who Among American Student . Crucible Start Coronation Court (1 Year). Senor Beauty. Beta S« EpMon. Young Lit Homacommg Float (4 Yaar ). Stimt Ngw (3 Yaar ) ( ooAo, S odn Spanish Ckib (1 Yaar). Daca CM) (2 Yaar ) (Zone, cncula Computer CM) (2 Yaar ). Spanish CM (2 Yaar ). Vetvatone (t Year). Track Team (3 Yaar ). Cro Country Track Team (1 Yaar). Om Bowl Team (1 Yaar). SAD O (1 Yaar). Tgerman (1 Year) PcHHlfan Spanish CM) (4 Year ). Spenoh Nabonai Honor Sooety. ABarnat Homeroom Representative (t Year). Junior Class Secretary. Beta Club (2 Year ), S A DO. JROTC Band (I Year). Coronation Court (1 Yaar), Senior Notable. Who � Who Among American High School Student . Second Place — Spanish Convention Vocabulary (1985). Tgerette. Alternate Mascot “ScCA £'i ve Junior Red Cross (1 Year). Crucble Sun (3 Years). Beta Oub (1 Yaar). Trod (1 Year). Deca (3 Year ). Beta P i Ep 4on (4 Year ). H -Y (I Year). S A D 0 (1 Year). Who � Who Among American Hgh School Students. Deca Parkam ntanan(t Year). Daca Treasurer (I Year). Homacommg Float (ZuttUUf, 7cne Deca 2 Year ). F H A (1 Year). S A D O (1 Yaar). Bata P . Ep 4on (4 Year ). Who Who Among American Hgh School Student . Mi Cosmetology (Vocational) Sophomore Year. Homacommg Float (2 Years) (?SA €4A4t Band (2 Year ). Franch Oub (3 Year ). Velvet ones (3 Years) (?Cl4l4U 4t , Junior Varsity Cheerleader (2 Year ). Co-Heed and Head Junior Varsity Cheerleader. Varsity Cheerleader (2 Year ). Homacommg Mam (3 Year ). Hi-Y (4 Years). Bela Club (2 Year ). National Honor Sooety (2 Years) Homeroom Representative (2 Year ). 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Cruc e Stall - Sports Edtor. Homecomw Float (4 Years). Stunt Nnht(4 Years) Mu Alpha Theta(t Yaar) Sconce otympod(1 Year). S A 0 0 o Yaar) Young Lite (2 Years) (pannett. 'KatAy Vefvetones(4 Years) Band (2 Years) SAOO (I Year) Vca (1 Year) Homecomng Float (3 Years). Stunt N.jhl (t Year) (pcvnett, 7 dd Transferred From Radford Hah School - Radford Vegma. Spanish CM (1 Year) Coronahon Cocvf (I Year) I tomecoming Court 1 Year). Homacomng Float Commttee(1 Year) Top Ten (£eer, TtticAaeC French CM) Spanrsh Ctub. Oeca CM). Key CM). Srgme Chr Epseon - Brother. Homecomng Float ty vije, 'KfutetA Sa Uni Oeca CM)(2 Years). SAOO (I Year) tyieiie, 'KatAenine Lain CM (t Year). Spanish CM) (3 Years) Spanish CM) Vce Presoent (l Year) te-Y(2Yew ) Crucible Staff (t Yaar). Who s Who Among American tsgh School Students Key CM 1 Year) ty dAey, flay Spanish CM) (4 Years) Spann CM) - P-es-Jem Spans CM) — Treasurer Nason Spans Honor Society (3 Years) Natorvai Honor Socoty (3 Years) Nasonw Honor Sooety — Chapa ) National Honor Society — President Computer CM) (2 Years). Computer CM) — President. Compute CM) — Treasurer Beta CM) (3 Years). Beta CM) - ChapUm.Ouo Bowl Team 2 Yews). Out Bowl Team - SenorCapOa SAOO (1 Year) Mu Alpha Thea (3 Years) Mu Alpha Theta — President Mam Team (3 Years) Seance Otympod (1 Year) ZetA Beta CM) (2 Years), Hr-Y (4 Years) Franc CM (2 Years). Franc Honor Sooety 2 Years) Coronation Court (1 Year). Mu Alpha Theta (3 Years). Stunt Night (3 Years). Homecomng Float (4 Years). Freshman Class Treasurer. Sophomore Class Treasurer. SAOO (t Year). Soma Cm EpsAon (3 Years). Sigma CM Epsilon — Se oeanr at Arms. Get s Terms Team (3 Years) I Owe YOU Leadership Award, Trgerette (t Yew). French CM Treasurer Magnavoi Staff Megnavo Staff — Feature Editor Homwoom Representative 11 Year) National Honor Society Toe man (I Yew) Track 3 Yews) Spans Ctub(2 Years) French CM (1 Yew).ROT C (1 Yew) tynee , Oeca Club (2 Yews) Alternate Homeroom RepresenutrveO Yew) Oeca CM (2 Yews). District Competition tor Oeca (2 Yews). Saw Compettcn tor Oeca (t Yew) Transferred From Gaston ho School Gadsden Alabama. Basketbaa (3 Yews). Footba (3 Yews). Basebat (2 Yews) cutUifon, “DavitC ‘rtycUH K4cA, £llA Footba (2 Yews) Basketbai (2 Yews). Track (2 Yews) Band (2 Yews) French CM). F H A ROTC 'rtycutey, CKKi en. FHA (I Yew). BO E (1Yew) FBLA (t Yew). Spent CM) (I Yew) Beu Psr Epsaon (4 Yews). Triads t Yew) Band (1 Yew) FootD a(3 Yews) Oeca Ctub (2 Yews) Oeca CMi — Presrdeni Won OistnctCompeebon to Oeca. S A 0 0 (1 Yew). Homecomng Float Closing: Senior Directory 183 Transferred From Westrrwvster OntMn School - Gadsden. Alabama Spwesh CM 1 Tear) ‘rtycat , £c e Mu Alpha Theta (3 Years) Span.� n Out. (1 Year) Beta Out) 3 Year ). Drama Out) (1 Year). S A D D (I Year). Triads (2 Years). Vehetones 1 Year), Key Out) 1 Year). Ouu Bowl (2 Years). Srgma OnEpsaon (3 Years). Science Olympiad (1 Year). Who s Who Among Amercan ikgh School Students. Society ol Ditbngurthed American ffcgn School Students. National Honor Society Basfcetbaa Team(i Year). Beu Club (1 Year) Mu Alpha Theta (1 Yewj.GoM Team(l Year). Stunt Night (3 Years). Momecomrvj Float (« Years). Crucoie Stall (t Yea ). Coronation Court King 1986. Servor Notable. Key dub. Tones Team i Year) S A 0 D , S gmaChEpsaon — Stud fl 6 l4 t, P te4, Footbaa (2 Years)! F B L A (1 Year). Key Out) 0 Year) FC A 0 Year). Homeconvng fJoeM Years). S A 0 0 1 Year). Srgma Os Cpsrfon - Stud Who s Who Among American ihgh School Students f) te4, 'fceul tC K4, tyCKfC V a Oub(I Year). Jueor Red Ooss (I Year). Beta Pa. Epsaon (3 Years). Triads(2 Yaars). Vefvotones(2 Yaars) I te4, TVcufHt Spanish Ctub(I Year). Football (2 Years). Most improved Linemen (1 Year). F C A 1 Yew). ROTC (1 Yaar). Pep Oub (4 Yaars). Momaconwig Float (3 Years). S A D D (t Yaar) e uCen4 t, 7ftevt6 Footbaa Team (3 Years), J R O T C. (2 Years). Coronation Court ! Year). Trech Team(l Year). Diamond and Disc Oub (t Year). Homeroom Representative (1 Yoer) 0ftyiyyl t4, €UUl Beta Oub (2 Years). Oaca Oub (t Year). Spanish CMb (2 Years). Hi-Y (3 Years). HhY — President. Homeroom Representative (3 Years). Jurvor Oass Treasurer, Toer Mascot (t Year). Stunt Nghi (4 Years). Homeconvng Float (4 Years). Velvet ones (2 Years), Who S Who Among American Hgh School Students. State Dece Competition — Tfwd Place. Gordon Schdwshp Award — First Place Youth Legislative (i Year) T erette Hostess. S A D O . Sigma Chi Epsaon. Our Bowl. Yotmg l. e 04 W, £€UVUt Spanish Club (3 Years). Computer Club (3 Years). Quw Bowl (2 Years). National Honor Sooety (2 Years). Mu Alpha Theta (3 Years), Rusvan Ciub(1 Year), Bela Club(1 Year), S A O 0 (1 Year). Computer Honor Society (2 Years). Spanish Honor Society (2 Years), Science Olympiad I Year), Who s Who Among American High School Students. Honorable Mention m the National Level ol t964 1965 0 TA Reflections Contest. Beta Ps Epsaon (4 Years) 0ecaCtub(2 Years) ' i t, 4C£e t- f t€4, French Club (2 Years). Cruobie Sufi (1 Year) ee r 0Ke££e Transferred From Soulhside High School — Gadsden. Alabama. Vars y Cheerleader (1 Year). Outsundmg Cheerleader Among Amencwt High School Students. Hi-Y — Treasurer. Homecomeig Court (1 Yew). S fna Ch Epsaon t Yeai). Stunt Night (1 Yaar). Homeconvng Float (1 Year). F H A (t Year). S A 0 0 (t Year) Laim Oub (1 Yaar), Sparvah Club (2 Years), Mu Alpha Thau (3 Years). BeU Oub(3 Years). National Honor Society (2 Years). Who Who Among American ifcgh School Students. Tiger the (I Year), Honor Roa.SA 0 0 0fci K £e, 7f fa ut€i BdAe Oub (4 Years), Juvor Rad Ooss (4 Years). French Oub (2 Years). French Honor Society (1 Year), j R 6 T C (2 Years). J R O T C Superor Cadet Award. Coronation Court (2 Years). June Class Beauty. Get s Basketball Team — Manager (1 Yew). Disc and Oemond Oub (2 Years) 'KKifAt. 7( cuf ic Footbaa. Track. Basfcetbaa. Basebaa. Servor Coronation Coui. Senor Noub fty 46i l4, TfteiiM Band(3 Years). FrenchOub 1 Year) F H A (1 Year) Magnavo Stall 1 Year). Homeconvng Float (I Yaar). S A 0 0 (i Year) 'ZfcufyiHA, PiUfC Marching Band (I Year). Concert Band (1 Year) Sigma Ch. EpsJon (4 Years). Dece Oub (2 Years). 5 A 0 0 (1 Year) 7 K Footbaa 2 Years). Footbaa Team — Capun. God Team (1 Year). Key Oub (2 Years) Cruc Sum. Magnavo Sufi (2 Years). Stunt Night. Homecoming Fioet “ttyeUc6l t4 t, Settle Ik- Y. Oeca Club. Spanish Club (2 Years). S A 0 0 (1 Year). Sigma Ch. Epsilon. Young Ufe. Who's Who Among American Hvgh School Students. Homoroom Representative (1 Year). Stunt Mght HO CO HQ CO VTMtM 6 t4 C, S UC Basfcetbaa Team (2 Years). Homeeonwig Float (2 Years). F H A (1 Year) f} 6 t4 t., (£cU£ voaeybea Team 4 Years), voaeybea Team — Most Valuable PUyer. Trecfc Team (4 Years). Track Team — Most Valuable Payer. Get's Bas etba� Team (4 Years). Get s Basfcetbaa Team - Most VafcuWe PUye� 6 14 41, Major ene (3 Years). Mead Majoretse. Servor cuss Secretary. BeU Cfcib (2 Years). Band (4 Years). Band Section (2 Years). Band Librarian (t Year). Triads (2 Years). Vehetono (2 Years). Stress. H.-Y Homeconvng Float Stunt Nght. S me Chi Epsaon. S A D D P 6 t4 4t, cutUk'U. s4t t Freshmen cuss Secretary. Sophomore Cuss Secretary. Key Oub (1 Year). Homeroom Representative (2 Years). H.-Y (3 Yaars). SA00(1 Year). S ma Ch. Epsaon (4 Yews). Oeca Oub (2 Years). Ooca Oub - Secretary (1 Yew). Oeca Oub 0«str«t Represenutwe. Spw h Oub (1 Year). Triads (2 Years) dfa4£e f, Zwf t te Track (2 Yews). VoNeybai Team (2 Years) £eu l4, (?Cc4U4l £c td4C4f, (£ fie Crucible Sun (2 Yews). Homeconvng Court (2 Yews). Coronation Court (4 Years). Coronabon Court Kmgsman 1966. Tiger men. Senior NouWo. Sparvsh Club. Hi Y. Tenrv T earn (4 Yaars). Terms Team — Captaei. Homeconvng Float Commrttee. Stunt Night Comrrvttee. Homeroom Represenusve. S A 0 0 . Sigma Ch Epsaon - Stud l t€t4C4f, S Vt tC4UHC Voieybal Teem (4 Yo� rs . Cheerleader (2 Yews). ROT.C, (2 Years). Kappa Xi Omega 3 Yews). Kappa X. Omega — V President i t i f, 'Set6 Term Team (2 Yaws). French Oub (2 Yews). French Honor Society 1 Yew). Beu Club (2 Years). Homeroom Represenutive (1 Year). Mu Alpha Theta (2 Yews). Sigma Chi Epsaon (4 Years). T.gerette 2 Years). S A 0 0. (1 Year) 0?Jtcil tc, S6 Uf Ore Team (1 Year). S A 0 0 (1 Yew). Vocational School - Vce Presrdent (1 Yaw). Kappa Xi Omega (2 Years) 7tt vi46 M, S6 tc€f Cheerleader (4 Yaars). Span h Club (1 Yew). S A 0 0 (1 Year) R O T C (2 Yews). Oise and Diamond Club (2 Years). TraM Safety Club (1 Yew) Homeconvng Court (1 Yew). Homeroom Represenu ve(1 Yew) 184 Closing: Senior Directory 'W,antiu, W.cinie Oeca CM (2 Years) SAOD II Year) Who � Who Among American Ngh School Student . Homtco(TW g float (2 Y ar$) TJtantiu, l eAten Foolbaa (3 Years). Track (4 Year ) TttatAiA. (£6enny s 00(l Year) KappaX. Omega (1 Year). Kappa X. Omega - Vice-President Or Team Manager F M A (I Year) 'Wutt4euA, T eit l Basebaap Year). Franch CM) 1 Va r| WcPetenA. ftyeta french CM (3 Year ), french National Honor Society (1 Year) Spanish CM)(I Year), Hi-Y (I Year) Crucrbte Stan 2 Yoars). Homeroom Representative 2 Year ) Oeca CM)(2 Year ) Sgme Cht Ep 4on (4 Year ). SAOO (t Year) WecutA, (Zraiy Footbasp Year ) Basebaa Team — Manager |2 Year ). Bavobai Team (I Year), VrcaOub. H yn coming F loii. Stunt NigM TKiMer. 7Xc t Transferred From Gaston High School - Gadsdon Alabama Bano 4 Year ) Band Captaop Year) Band Section leader p Year) Cotorguardp Year). Key CM 0 Year). FreoehCM 0 Year) Tn M Honor Society — Secretary (I Year). SAOD |1 Vearl, Homecommg Float p Year) PattenA uc. Su i z i Oeca Club (2 Year ) f HA (1 Year) SAOO |1 Year). Beta P .Cb eon|2 Year ) Who� Who Among Amer an ttgh School Student . Homecoming float (2 Year ) 'Penny. s4ti uz f BL A (3Year ), f BL A — President(I Year) Sparvth Club p yera) Homecommgfloat (4 Years). S A O O |t Year) B«U P i Epseon(3 Year ) Pience. 7 auu footba (2 Year ) P U£ cA. -Kelt freshman Class President, french C ub — Vce-President. S C A - Parsamentanen SC A — Vice Presalent.se A — Prevalent Mu Alpha Theta Tenre Teami3 Years). Key Club Sweetheart i2 Years). Server Notate . S-gm CN €p� 4on - Social Chairman Purt-i Teen Board Representaeve(2Years) ISY.SAOO msarcM)Counsel — Presdent PaAey, 7 6a hua41 Spanish CM) |2 Years), f h A (2 Years). Junior Red Cross. Bde CM). E � P ore� CM). Trathc Satety Club. Senor Notable. SAOO Homeroom Representative 11 Year) Homecommg Court 3 Year ) Pi t Teen Board Representative (t Year) Pruitt. ‘R 41k Written, Racket O' tBaske® Team - Manager (I Year). Junor Red Cross - V Prevdent(1 Year) SAOO (1 Year) KappaXiOmega(2Years) Witten. 7etulA Transferred from NorthnewHgh School - Dothan. Alabama Mu Alpha Th u (2 Year ) latm CM) 11 Year) Beta CM) 11 Year) Oeca CM) 11 Year). Corryuter CM |t Year) Homeroom Representative (t Yeeri.SAOO |l Year) Top Fmafcst m Oeca CM) State Competition Rayau. (li K TRcuotA, Ttluttuee WiteAett. (? tAA4Utdna french CM)(2 Years). Hi-Y (t Year). S A O O p Year) vetvetones (3 Year ). Tnad |2 Year ). Pro ct leader tor french CM)(I Year) W nyeut. tnt Auy football (2 Year ) footbae Head Tracer. Stunt Night(2 Year ) Homeconsng float (2 Years) SAOO (t Year) 'W xry ui, 'Situ . Basebaa Team(t Year) Spanish CM� p Year) Key CM) Vice CM). Young Me. SAOO . Homecommg float. Slum Night Sigma Cm Epsilon — Stud Tttaryau, Jrucey JROTC |l Year) SAOO (I Year), french Club (2 Years) french National Honor Sooety. Traffic Safety CM) (I Year) W nneuA, T eu ReaoiA, 'David Oeca (2 Years) Middle, SteftAuuie R O T C (2 Years), f H A (I Year) s4 ita f HA (2Year ).Hi-Y(t YeMI.S A00 (t Year). SparvshCMHt Year) Radeu. s4iyle Beta CM) (2 Years). Mi-Yp Year) Beta CM) Secretary I Year). Sigma CN Epseon (4 Year ). Vetvetones(3 Year ) Senior Oas Treasurer. Homecommg float (4 Years). Band - ibrananp Year). Band (« Year ) Magnavo staff (t Year). Ma rette |3 Years). Who s Who Among Amencanttgh School Student . SMHN ntt t Yeer . S A 0 0 (1 Year) Suudtlu. R %yen footbaa(t Year) Baseba Team(2Year ) Vefvetoneit Year) Key CM Sparvsh Club. CrucCSe Starr. F B L A . S A 0 0 . Homecommg Float Commnee Stunt Night Sigma CN £p 4on — Stud 7 iaAeA. TRaaa Latin CM) Oeca Club Key CM). Surnt Night. Homecoming float Sigma CN Epseon — Stud Alternate Homeroom Representatme. f HA SA00.F8LA Oeveu, s4 tty Key CM) (4 Year ). Key CM) - Vce Prevdent Cheerleader (4 Years) Head Cheerleader. Coronation Court (4 Years) National Honor Society (2 Year ). Beta CM) (4 Years). Senior Class Vce President Magnavo Staff (1 Year), french dub (2 Years). Homeroom Representative (3 Years). S A 0 O (I Year) Batgef p Year). Math CM) (4 Years) OcveuA, Reyiuutd Peudbey, Ki K Triad (1 Year). Tnad - President Vetvetones(2 Year ) Vdvetone — Chaptam f B L A (I Year) Beta Si Ep 4on SAOO pannlA, Ketty ScAveut, dy ute National Honor Socerty (2 Year ) Beu CM) (3 Year ) Who Who Among Amer an Hgh School Students (2 Year ). United Stale Achievement Academy (2 Year ) Spanish Natonai Honor Society (3 Year ). Spanish CM) (4 Year ). Hi-Y (2 Year ). H Y — Vice-PresOent (I Year), Young life (3 Year ). AcadenvcAa-Amercan et Large Otvi mn(l Year). Key CM) (I Year). Tigerett (2 Year ). Drama Club (t Year) Math Team (3 Year ), USAA Mathematic Award. Spem� n Convention 3 Years) Reading Comprehension at Spanish Convention — fast Place Homecommg float (4 Year ). Stunt Nghi p Year). S A 0 O . Engsen Award (2 Yaar� ), SoRDae Team (« Year). CruPtHe Staff (1 Year) Sltvey, (pryAtat Beta CM) (2 Years) Vetvetones (4 Year ). Jac � onv«e State Honor Band (t Year) Marchmg Band (4 Year ). Majorette (3 Year ). Key CM) (1 Yeer). Stunt Nohtp Year) HiV ! Year) Smyrna CN Epseon (4 Year ). Tn M Move Honor Socwty (t Year) Tn-M Mute Honor Society Treasurer (1 Year). Band • Chaptam t3 Year ). Vetvetones - Treasurer 2 Year ). Cruobte Suit 0 Year) Band — Sector Leader (2 Year ) Concert Band (4 Year ) from Liberty View Speech— Thed Place. Or ama CM (1 Year). Gtywvde Talent Show — Fe� � Place. SAOO (t Year). Young Me SiA , ttlcla Hi-Y (4 Year ). Homeroom Representative (2 Year L Sigma CN EpWon (4 Year ) S ma Cm Ep 4on — Prevdem Senior 6a � President. Key Club (I Year). C uoWe Staff (3 Year ). Terms Team (3 Years). Spanish CM I Year). TigeretteO Year) Closing: Senior Directory 185 S6e£ta . 7 Transferred From Redan High School Atianu. Georgia Terws Team(? Year ) HiY(2 Years) K -� Out) i' Year) Sigma CN Epwon (3 Years). Soma Chi f pwon — Soo Chairman. MomocommgfloaiiJ Years) Stunt Nght ? Years). S A 0 O 0 Year) Crucible SUM 3 Years! Smmv, ei Oui SpamnCiut)(4 Years) frenchCot)(I Year) 6 UCM (I Year). S DO (I Year) asm))) Year) Who s Who Among American M h School Students T ereite 2 Years) St€V€K4, Go Team (2 Years) Vica CM) Young life CruOOM Sla't S A D 0 Homecommg float. Stunt fegnt ScuttfUen, TttcvUe Basebaa Team. Tennis Team Sutufttex, 7a+ufa Spanish CM {1 Year). f«aCiut 3 Years) Scoaltt, “Sretuta Spanish CM) 11 Year) ScutUtH, VU Letm CM)(1 Year) Span� h CM) 3 Years) Spansh CM) — Secretary. M.-Y 3 Years). H.-Y _ Secretary Sigma ChiEpsaon (4 Years). $rgmaCt Eps4on — Treasurer. SA D O (t Year). Magnavo Start 11 Year) t0?d£t xn. 'Ken SpanishCM (1 Year) Seat! feght (1 Year) DecaCU)|l Year). Homecommg float (1 Year) TPtcrft latm Chib( Year). Key CM (4 Years) Key Out— Secretary (I Year). Key CM) President)! Yearl Mu Alpha Theu 3Yeers) Om Bowi l Year). S A 0 O (I Year). TenmsTeam(2 Years) Computer CM)(3 Years) Computer CM -Secretary (1 Year) Computer CM) - Treasurer t Year). National Honor Socfety (2 Years) National Honor Society - Vice President (t Year) Who s Who Among Amercan Hon School Students Beta CM) (3 Years) Magnevor Start (1 Year). Samor feoubfe. S C A -Pa� kamenunan i Year). SrgmaCrsEpsAon — Stud Homecoming float (4 Years). Stixit Night (3 Years) Paiye Homecoming Court (1 Year) Hi-Y (3 Years I. S-gm Chi EpsSon (4 Years) Coronation Court (3 Years) Magnavo. SUM (4 Years), f H A (1 Year). S A O 0 0 Year) 7 Wr Spence Foo« aa 1 Year). Beu CM (2 Years) Beu CM) - V e Pre «Jert (1 YeaD.SCA -Vice President (t Year), french dub (4 Years) National french Honor Society (t Year). Computer CM |t Year) Magnavo SUM (2 Years) Math CM) (2 Years] f ootoaa (4 Years). BasePea Team(t Year) Track Team (2 Years) Homeroom Representation Year). Stunt Night (2 Years) foottuan Year) Trench CM) (1 Year) Decs CM) 11 Year). Mu Alpha TheuO Year) Dec a CM) Ttte MCy Drama CM) (t Year). S A 0 0 (1 Year). Tn-M Honor Society t Year). Tn-M Honor Sooety— Vice President (t Year). Jumor Red Cross (1 Year) BOfeOuOft Years). BOfe CM) - Secrete., (2 Years) Who s Who Among American High School Students Vaivetones (3 Years). Vefeetones Prescient (t Year). H.-Y (f Year) Beta Psi Epsaon (4 Years) P T S A School Vocal f st Place Beu CM) Homecommg float 4 Years) TVcM i, Paul roottua(2 Years) Spanish CM french CM) Go Teem Key CM) Who s Who Among American H n School Students Stunt N-gnt Math Team Hi V CruoOfe SUM (t Year) § A 0 O Homecommg float GHS Math Award Ti cM Ce, CUttUf Oeca CM). CrossCourtry Team a A Wtl, CUUL Gut s Basketball Team (4 Years). Get s Basketball Team Capum (I Year). Sottbal Team (1 Year). S A 0 0 f 0 I A (2 Yoars) TO tf, Beu CM) 3 Years) KeyCM |1 Vear).iatmCM )l Year) Spanish CM) I Year). H.-Y (4 Years) S-gma CH Epsaon 4 Years). Mu Alpha Theu (3 Years), Who s Who Among A me an High School Students Young life Homecommg float (3 Years). Stunt feght. S A 0 D TOMitUKA, TBliOtt 20 iMltUKA, D Z4l Magnavo■ Sum (I Year) CruoOfe (I Year) BaseOat Team (4 Years) Tenms Team (1 Year) Beu CM) (I Year) Homecommg Court (2 Years). Coronaton Court (4 Years) Senior Noubfe Homeroom Representative (I Year). SA 00 (I Year) S«jma Chi Epsaon — Stud 7Vi££icu t4, pCentt 7VMl t K4. TVMitUtuMHt. 'p'UUtdt. 7Vi££i UK44Mt. 7ie ta SAOO (1 Year) r Bl A (2Years).Band(3Years).Cotor guard (2 Years) 71U££a, (pena Beu CM) (t Year) Hi Y (2 Years). Cheerleader (4 Years) Key CM) Sweetheart (3 Years). Key CM) —Secretary (t Year).SA00 — Secretary (I Year) Coronation Court (3 Years) Homecommg float (4 Years) Stunt Night (4 Years) Vehetones (1 Year). Homeroom RepresenUkve (3 Years). Sigma Cra Epskon Who s Who Among Amercan High School Students. Distmgieshed American Hmh School Students United States Achievement Academy Gwen Brother s Spmt Oedcation Award Outttanong Cheerleader Award. Senor Notable TOcCagh, TtticAaet Vica CM (2 Years) TOfwuicA, (pitta CruoOfeEdaor.SCA — Reporter (2 Years). Beta CM) (3 Years! Sparush CM Key CM) SAOO. Tigerelfes Ooss Country Team Manager 11 Year) Gel s Basketba Team SUMkcun (1 Year) Drama Out. Otei Bowl Coronabon Master olCeremoraes. Young life Homecommg float (4 Years). Stunt Night (2 Years). OucOfe Co Eoto CruoOfe SUM (3 Years). CrucOfe — Photographer (2 Years) Woodman ol the World American History Award. Tiger Ta l2 Years). Who s Who Among American t«gh School Students 'W’UyAt. french CM) (1 Yeer). 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