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

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'IAA Terry Peorce Angelo Phillips Dovid Pope KoThy Posey Kevin Posey June Reo Leonn Riggs, SecreTory STeve RiTch Lono Robinson Jenny Rollins Jeff Rudicell Byron Rye Trocy Rye Mork SolTer Rodney Sonderson 'SouThwind' Beckons Juniors The week dfTer ChrisTmc1s, Two bond members, self-described os nervous, orrived in MonTgomery To Try ouT for 'SouThwind', o new-born Drum ond Bugle Corp. Edch hod been To Birminghom ond viewed The Drum ond Bugle Corps finols There. BoTh Dovid Nix ond Tim Grimm ogree ThoT This wos o mdjor influence in Their decision To dudiTion for lSouThwind'. Dovid Nix soid ul Think iT wos The exciTemenT ond involvemenT of everyone There ThoT offecTed me mosT. I jusT wonTed To be o porT of iT ond when The chonce To Try ouT for 'SouThwind' come I jusT couIdn'T poss iT up, buT I reolly wos surprised when l mode iT. 'SouThwind' spenT every oTher weekend beTween ChrisTmos ond AEA procTicing. They hod help from corps judges To improve over-oll corps performonce ond did in orronging performonce doTes. 'SouThwind' is o non-profiT orgdnizoTion which subsisTs from individuol supporT. Juniors Pe-So 'ii - Q ,vw Z , is N ! T W 4 , 5 , M , ,- 4l T T E , 4 ll XM f 1 T vu 1 133' Tim Grimm and David NixjoinTly procTice 0 selec- Tion of music for on opprooching weekend corps procTice.

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Red Cross Holds Drive o Let's beot Winfield! come the word over the intercom os the onnuol Red Cross blood g drive sponsored by the Student Council ond cheerleaders go under woy. Winfield hod chollenged the school to see which school could Collect the most blood. The coll went over the oirwoys ond ocross the printed poge. but therefforts were not reworded with victory. The school only collected 76 pints of which over three-fourths wds given by students, winfield hod roised 86 pints. The blood drive wos considered o portiol success, however, os it ron only from 9:00 until the school closing ot 2:45. During the course of the doy, the members of the Student Council ond the cheerleoders were on hond to help in dll phoses of the operotion, from recording donors to transporting the collected blood to ig freezers. All in oil, most students considered the project one of the most worthwhile of the yeor. .C Blood is life JJ' V355 it Pass it IJ gn. Mory Akers Pom Allison Liso Aluio Connie Boiley Pom Boiley Jimmy Borber Joni Bellew Stephen Brumley Mike Burleson Cindy Contrell-Secretory Sandro Contrell Sherry Coyson l 146 SeniorsfAk-Co lS