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

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Presidenl, Randy Lee Terry Lookharl Laura Loden Marilyn Loden Sieve Lomax Marlha Lukens Sue Maierle Scoli Mann Michael Marchbanks Tom Markham Chris McCarley Tommy McClain Roberi McCollum Tim MoCray Dana MoCraw Terri McKay Darlene Miller Sharon Miller 442 Juniors Le-Mi g ,K 1 1- . s ' sie'-5 2, I 0 w rvfegsf . 41,223-Q S Slow, i 0' Q57 - C n Oii , ,.., 35 3 I ,...-f4 l,lIIllIIIIIllIl OO IIOACTAS NAMEANDMAWW was Soft Lead P1 LastName Fir House Numbefand Slreei City Sta NAM Lam Name 1i 1 'r i: Liuu Liu L ii ii ie L ,A Li Q QQQ Q Q M Q W Q mfw M 9 QKQXQ L91 Q is QlQif5l1e'V6 'E a B gin garage '21, Q ya 1 Q1 gg, lem Q lfhfifbfiia 10,101 6 i6 ,o' gb' 65'6i 'o D fi 9919 fi ff Q36 5 ri riff if 11 se: fr 'f f Qiliig l,Q',lfa.l,0' :El E ,s E c. G c c f9flE'J.'E, 9 +A' 9 9 :fi iw iw rgrnnrfp no n in n 1 Qm1+mriirQi 99 U- 1 - 9i9fl YVVi'?',5'i 9 9 9 li? Fw? L' L . , ,-N' , ,. L, W I,- 01920 rw rv Q.cQ 1sLrwLlG+ Q Q Kal 919999 9 9 9 9 W' i'1 3'9 P A G E 1 STATE CODE Ala, 01 Alaska 02 Ariz, 03 Ark. 04 Calif. 05 Colo. 06 Conn. 07 Dol. 06 D.C. 09 Fla. 10 Ga. 11 Hawaii 12 Idaho 13 III. 14 ind, 15 Iowa 16 Kuna. 17 Ky. 18 La. 19 Maine 20 Md. 21 Mass. 22 Mich. 23 Minn. 24 Miss. 25 Mo. 26 Mont. 27 Nebr. 28 Nev. 29 N.H. 30 N.J. 31 N.Mex. 32 N,Y. 33 N.C. 34 N.Dak, 35 Ohio 36 Okla. 37 Orag. 38 Pa. 39 Rl 40 S.C. 41 S.Dak. 42 Tenn. 43 Tex. 44 Utah 45 Vt. 46 va. 47 Wuh. 48 W.Va. 49 Wil. 50 Wyo. 51 000 0i019 919 0 9 0 0 0 9 9 0030 0 0 9 99 0 9 'Ulf 0 009 9 9 9 9 F: 00 9 G2 0r99Gw3l990993i0S13 li 9 0 9 0 0 9 00 '? 0 9 9 9 9 0 9 0 0 010 9 0.010019 9?9?9 9 90 9 9 919 9 99 G 004020 0 0 00 9 9 9 0 90 9g9f0 00 909999906 -0020 0-00 0 0 0 0 000 0 ZIP HATE CODE TELEPH CODE AreaCode 9f0 019 0199 0Z9v0 00fC 939 95919009910 9963 029 059100995910 09:0 9,61 91919199919-9 9955 A!- 1 .Lr, .iff ax X . ,ri . Li W ..

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HNAY King James NAV the program. How do we know that we are getting the 't7094, and not some of the lower percentile that could commit further crimes in our city? But why were they incarcerated in the first place? Are all the residents of a nursing home, which these aged and infirm inmates have been compared to, totally disabled? Governor James, have you read the article of incorporation of the Northwest Alabma Mental Health Center? They plainly state that the center will be used only for mental health purposes. Does a work relase center fit this description? And finally, Governor James, just who will be paying for this operation? The state government? The federal government? No! We, the taxpayers of Hamilton, Marion county and the rest of the state will foot the bill. Governor James, please come to Hamilton and see what you are proposing to do to our city. Tim Grimm Robbie Hall Cindy Hightower Bonnie Hill Russell Hockin X Kathleen Holcomb Terry Holcombe Les Holmes Jeff Homer Danny Hood Dorothy Hood Keith Kerr Kim Killingsworth Paulette Killingsworth Robert King Juniors Gr-Ki 44

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