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

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Cantrell Reigns Over Homecoming Honorees x is wf .As . i . ,.i'. pe , . .kt 4 T- . 0 -I .6 3 M... 'Q Y. ri. I I vl. Y ' Fl. Rea. Homecoming Queen 1979, and Cin- Canfrell, Homecoming Queen 1980 fleffj for photographers immediately following ronation. eg iz: ' S . . ,V .fx ' i :r'.' Z,?t'3'3q K , w.. my 1 , X Va- . N . , ,i..,.. , , , - ,: . 'L - U-im.. ,ye g'1....-3'-JT' 'X f 'Lp if-J-' r l , xr. The highest honor to be obtained at Hamilton's Homecoming was the Homecoming Queen. She was nominated by the senior class and selected by the entire student body. Cindy Cantrell was the winner and she selected Brent Thompson as her escort. ' Black Sweetheart was Michele McFadden, o senior. She and Linda Northington were the nominees who were voted on by the student body. Class Sweethearts mode up they remaining portion of the Homecoming court. they were selected by their respective classes. Twelfth grade sweetheart was Sandy Swinney. eleventh grade sweetheart was Charlotte Emerson. tenth grade sweetheart was Cara Lawrence, and ninth grade sweetheart was Jill Bellew. The football sponsors were two couples selected by the football team. They were Susie West, escorted by Clark Weeks, and Paula Lawrence, escorted by Mark Burleson. . Besides the Homecoming court. there were other honors to be given. Diane Hamilton was elected Good Citizenship Girl. Randy Hughes and Joni Bellew were elected by thestudent body as Mr. and Miss HHS. Jeff Nobles and Charie Fiquett were elected by the school's population as Mr. and Miss Friendliness. Rita Nix, by raising 8435, won the title of Miss Agi-H- Eco. These additional titles were honored in the Homecoming Parade. Team capfarhs, football sponsors and escorts fnbe-low leffj: Randy Hughes. Paula Lawrence. ark Burleson, Susie West. Clark Weeks, and Rick Holloway. Diane Hamilton, Good Citizenship Girl, was cho- sen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship and character. ' Student l.ifefHomecoming Hangs 23

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Who shot J,l?,? was popular throughout the halls of HHS as well as in the nation as fans of CBS's Dallas waited weeks to find out that Christen shot teIevision's most hated character. Shown below in concert in Birmingham, Styx even more popularity after the group released their Paradise Theater album, The album was one of the most popular records at local stores. Talk show host Johnny Carson, a well known fi- gure in the entertainment world, was viewed by many faithful fans nightly because of his stage presence and humor. Nationally, The Tonight Show was one of the highest rated late night shows. 24 Student Llfeflintertainment