Hamilton High School - Agi H Eco Yearbook (Hamilton, AL)

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Mary Jo Rosato Kathy Rudicell Kim Sanderson Milton Sims Richard Sims G-ary Spears Darin Steele Deborah Stewart Jarrette Stidham Richie Stone Vicki Stone Martha Sullins Beth Taylor Cindy Taylor Robin Taylor Tammy Terrell Jane Tice Keith Tuck Melissa Tucker Keith Upton William Vinson Nadine Walker Phillip Walker Terry Walker Jeffrey Warren Denise Wiginton Kezia Wiginton Keith Williams Kevin Williams Renea Williams Vickey Williams Rhonda Williford Terri Wlnsett, Representative Angie Wray John Yarnall Dee Dee Young Freshmen Ro-Yo if K, '49 as T .-'vs 'L -si? 1 6, E, ,N Q? sa V4 - M497 I 7 'KQV g 4V Q 4 K A af if W 'Zh 41 5 1 '23 97 X X1 1 V' . Y 1. K A -5 V , AQK if L 1 X ' l 'x'l ff x 2 'fx ..NEf'4SIruA . wi I 5, .L X I YF 5 gl ,J 1- s , ,, I , ,

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l ., ya, Good Guys Finish Firsi AT 44:29 p.m. on SoTurdoy, November 22, STeve Jockson, o lvlorion CounTy Joiler ond former Aggie fullbock, mode iT ocross The gool line. IT wos roining ond he, olong wiTh The oTher ocTive ployers, wos mud covered ond weT. ReloTively few people hod Turned ouT To view The gome. For mdny iT would hove been o disheorTening nighT, buT for oThers iT could be seen os o nighT of undersTonding ond respecT. IT wos The nighT The FroTernol Order of Police CLodge 325 meT The inmoTes from The HomilTon Work Releose CenTer. IT wos on oTTempT Toword equoliTy ond undersTonding beTween The Two. Eoch Teom wos given o chonce To wiTh ThoT one Touchdown, The police hod become The vicTors. The yeor before, iT hod been differenT. IT hod been The inmoTes who were proven vicTorious by o 441- O win in The firsT onnuol Pig BowI. The Pig Bowl wos conceived by The police deporTmenT in on oTTempT To promoTe communiTy invoIvemenT ond undersTonding of The oreo's low enforcemenT efforTs. IT is olso uTilized To roise funds for oreo choriTies, such os The Eldridge Children's Home ond provide The inmoTes wiTh on opporTuniTy To experience working wiTh oThers in o consTrucTive Tedm efforT while ollowing The public To view Them in o lighT oTher Thon ThoT of criminol. inf' prove iTself on The field ond This Time CynThicJ Royburn Tommy Royburn Eric Reid Greg Renfroe g N g . f 3 i AJ LOfi Rlelly X g , 5 P ,X T T 2 Ji? T P Kim Riggs, PresidenT ,M ' , ,, Debbie Rivers if 'dri lg X , f it LE, 4 Bryon RoberTs my 2 N, . X 2. X ,5 Dovid RoberTs I l y , I STeven Robinson Freshmen Ro-Ro 427

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5,000 Aidrend Parade An esTin1aTed 5,000 people were on hand for The 4980 HamiITon ChrisTmas parade. lT was reporTedly The largesT TurnouT ever. The parade acTiviTies included a judging of floaTs under The caTagories of lndusTrial and Church cornpeTiTion, and The bands Too were raTed. Federal-Mogul of HamilTon Took firsT in The lndusTrial compeTiTion, Bank of SuIligenT Took second, and lvlunsingwear of HarnilTon Took Third. ln The Church FloaT caTegory, firsT place wenT To Lioery ChrisTian Acadamy of Guin and second place wenT To MT. Olive Freewill BapTisT Church of The Pea Ridge CornmuniTy. ln The band con'ipeiTion, Hacklepurg High School Took firsT and Vina High School Took second. HarnilTon High School was exempT from judging. A cify workmen ClefTj checks The eIecTrical wir- ing of The ChrisTmas decoraTions. Sanfa Claus Qbelow lefTj disTribuTes candy To youngsTers along The parade rouTe Through The downTown area. Miss Merry Chrfsfrnas Sharon WigingTon Qbelowj and Miss Happy New Year Darnell Harder CFar Belowj ride in The ChrisTmas parade. . 3 E 2 'Ai Freshman Ro-Yo 42