J O Johnson High School - Harmony Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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The hipest man on the John- |i|I son campus has caused a stir in university res rioting offices ji|| throughout the uiuntn this ||||| year Seles ted as the Jaguars' HH Most Valuable B.oketbal! P!a er HB tor lv”. Bobby Cartage has alv |||j| held positions on all-sity. all- region, ami all state teams dur • . • or r- m . ent! HHBMHj Bobby was invited to play in the MacDonald's All-American Tournament and was named a High School All-American in such leading sports magazines as SMITH STREET. PREP, and SPORT His career statistics are indeed impressive: Bobby has scored over 1,653 points and gathered in nearly 1.000 rebounds, his single-game scor- ing record is 35: his single-game rebounding record 29. This outstanding, young, 6'8 ath- lete has made a memorable mark at J.O.j. and will long be remembered by his fellow- jaguars who wish him a successful career.

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DONNA ALLEGOOD Choralicn I; Treblctts Ensemble II, III; All-City Choral II. Ill, IV; Chorale II. III. IV. Vice Pres IV; Lyriques Ensemble II, III; Tri-M IV; Vice-Pres. IV; SGA Rep. I. Ill; Class Vice-Pres. IV; Senior Maid MICHAEL ANDERSON Class Vice-Pres. I; National Honorfepdety II. III. IV; Mu Alpha Theta II. III. IV..German Club III, IV; Key Club III. IV. DAR Good Ciffcen IV. Ogss Pres. IV WAY NE BOLDEN Band I. II. in. IVKapUV; Mu fha ThetaII. Ill, IV. . JPrcs. IV; Nationa} flonot Society II, IV. Parliamentarian IV; Voluntary Council III. IV, Pres. IV. m I ERK BRYANT jEkctbal! 1; FCA I. II. III. IV. Parliamentarian ill. IV; Football I. HI. IVjteaseball I, II. III. IV; Key Club II. niMV oung Life 11. III. IV RUSSEL BUTNER Class Rei. I. II. Ill, IV. Basketball Manager I. II. HI. IV; Honor Society II, III. IV. Vice-Pres IV'. Mu • heta U. Ill, IV. Vice-Pres. Ill; FCA 11, III, Key IV; Election Committee IV; Li SC A Vice-Pres. KEN CARODINE MCJROTC I. II. III. IV; Battalian Executive Officer IV; Battali an Staff III. IV; Cadet Chib II. Vice-Pres. jl; Cho- raHers I; Chorale IB III. All-Oy Choral I, III; Cla« Vue-Pres. II; French dub III, Pres Vice-Pres-flll; Boys’ State HI. Society 11. Ill, IV; Mu Alpha Theta III. IV; Spanish Club III, IV. Pres IV. Key Club Sweetheart III. Voluntary Council III. IV; ClassJLep. IV; ICC IV. ELA CHILLC National Honor CAROtYNCOBB Band 1.11. IU. IV; Flag Corps 1. II. HI, IV; Capt. 11. HI. IV; Anchor C iub II. III. IV. Pres IV; National Honor Society III. IV; Mu Alpha Theta HI, IV; Voluntary Council III; IV; German Club III. IV. ICC IV LINDA CR A VC'FORD French Club 1, II. Class Rep I, II. Anchor Qub II. HI. IV; Sec. IV. Election Committee II. III. IV, Voluntary Council II, Ilf, IV. National Honor Society IU. IV. Mu Alpha Theta HI. IV. Sec IV. HARMONY STAFF IV. VALERIE DAVIS National Honor Society II. III. IV, Pres. IV; Mu Alpha Theta II, III, IV; Scholars Bowl III. IV, German Club III. IV. Sec III; Tennis IV; FCA IV; ICC IV. GREG GAHAN Math Team I, II. HI. IV; Mu Alpha Theta II. HI. IV; National Honor Society II, III. IV. Trcas HI, Pres. IV; Voluntary Council III. German Qub III. IV,. Sgt. at Arms III; Scholars Bowl III. IV; Class Trcas. IV; National Merit Semi-Finalist IV ANTHONY HAILEY Band I. II. HI. IV; 1st Lt HI. Key Qub I. U, HI, IV. Spanish Club I. II; National Honor Society HI, IV; Mu zSufiz.ri zSznLo,i± Alpha Theta HI. IV. Stage Band HI. IV; Senator III; Election Committee IV; HARMONY STAFF IV JENNIFER HALE Jaguarcttes I. II, Co-Capt. II; FCA I, II, III; Cheerleader HLJV. National Honor Society III, IV. Church Youth Group Pres. IV. Ma BELINDA HANNAH Ecology Club i, Class Rep J. Jr. Ci vitans I, Class Sec 11. HI. Class Favorite lILj. Young Life III, IV; lota Eta Sigma 111, IV; SGA Sec IV WENDY RATLIFF French I, II. Award II; National Honor Society II, III, IV; FCA II. HI. IV; Cheerleader 111; Basketball HI. IV; Anchor Club III, IV; Who’s Who in American High School Students III, Chorale IV; Mu Alpha Theta IV, RANDALL HILDRETH; - Band I; Class Favorite II; Opt I sher Board at St. AME Church I. II. HI. IV; ft xball II. III. IV tohn’s .ISON RODGERS I. II. Ill; National Honor Society II. Ill, IV; All- Band I, II. 111. Ala. Alt State Piano Winner I. Ill; Rep. I. IV; Anchor Qub II. III. IV; German Qub 1H. Mu Alpha Theta Ilf. IV; Volunteer Medical Center III. Dunnavant’s Teen Board JV HI BRENDA RUSSELL v ( lass Rep I; Senator II. fTT; National Honor Society III. IV; Mu Alpha Thebi'lll. IV. Spanish Qub HI. IV. Laby- rinth HI. OBU III. IV. Parliamentarian IV. SGA Vice- Pres. IV; Pelt Staff IV; ICC IV. Pres. IV. MIKE HUBBARD Ba-kctball I. !L III. IV; Baseball I. II; FCA I. II, IU. IV. Pres Elect IH.jrres IV Class Favorite II. Ill; KCy Club II, III. IV. Treas. IV. Voluntary Council III. Wl. National Honor Society III, IV; Mu Alpha ThetaUII, IV; dm in. iv. LARRY JOHNSON sail II, IV. FCA I. II. IIL jv. Vkc-Ptcs. IV; Foot- 111. IV Most Valuable Defensive Bacic HI; Team • Capt IV. All-City ootba 11 III; SSA IV. Treas. IV; Vol- untary Council III, IV. TAMMY JOHNSON Choral I, II, III. IV; Tri-MU HI. IV; Madngal Singers Tl. III. IV; Choral Dept Pres. IV; National Honor Soci- ety II. III. IV; Voluntary CounCjl III; Mu Alpha heta KAREN KELLY WM Nfc Band I. II. HI. IV. Flag C rps II. HI. IV; Voluntary Council II. HI; French C lub 11; National Honor Society HI. IV. HARMONY STAFF Editor IV, HALMA IV. lot» Eta Sigma II, HI, IV, Treas. IV SCOTT SCHWARTZ Basketball I. II. HI. IV. FCA £Ti. III. IV. Kcv Club II. HI. IV. Vice-Pres III. IV. DEREK SIMMONS Football II. lll.iV.FCA II. IV; Senator III, IV TINA SMITH Senator !. II, Spanish Club I, IV; Jaguarcttes II. HI. Co- Capt. IH; FCA II. Ill, IV; Barranquilla Exchange Student II; Interact Club II. HI. IV. Sweetheart III; Qass Pres. Ill; lota Eta Sigma HI. IV; Class Rep. IV. SUSAN VADASY Class Favorite f; FCA I. H. Ill; ( hecrlcader II. Ill, IV. Delta Chi Omega II, HI; Who's Who in American High Scb0o3Flp.1V; FHA IV DONNA VOLINSKI Cheerleader I. II. IIT, IV; Alpha Beta Kappa I. Hi. IV; FCA I. Ill; Who's Who in American High Schools HI; SA IV; FHA IV. Pres. IV JANEKNOWUNG Cheerleader I. II. HI. IV. Capt. II, QvCapt. IV; FCA I. II, HI. IV. Chaplain HI. Social Chmn IV; Scholastic Act Award I; National Honor Society HI. IV, Historian HI. See IV; Anclior Club 111; Red Cross Volunteer III; Girls' State Rep. IV; DAR ( xxi Citizen IV; Senior Maid; Delta On Omega HI.Oiapiin III. BELINDA WHERRY Cheerleader I. II. HI. IV. Capt IV; Class Favorite 1. II. HI; Class Rep II; Class Maid II. Ill; Voluntary Council III. FCA HI. IV. OBU II. III. IV. Vice-Pres III. Pres. IV. Key Club Favorite III; Softball Award Outstanding Player III; Homecoming Queen IV. TED LOVE Qass Sec 1, Qass Trcas I; Class Rep I, SGA Pres IV. Advisor to Board of Education IV; National Flonor Soci- ety IH. IV; Mu Alpha Theta III, IV; SSA IV; Key Qub IV. French Qub IV. LAURA MACLEAN French Club 1 Gymnastics I. II; FCA I. ft. HI. IV. Treas IV; Cheerleader Capt. Ill, IV; mass Favorite II. Red Cross Volunteer IH. IV. TOMMY McCOY National Honor Society II, III, IV; Mu Alpha Theta II. Jll. IV, Vicc-Prcs IV. German Qub III, IV. Pres. IV. Key Club IV; ICC IV WENDY WICKWIRE Volleyball I. II. IV; French Club I; TKP I, II; Track I. II| FCA I, III. IV; Jaguarcttes III. IV; Key Club Sweet- heart IV; Young Life III, IV CHARLIE WILLIAMS Class Favorite I. II. Ill; FCA I. H. III. IV. Baseball H. IV MISSY WRIGHT Gymnastics I; Art Club II; FHA II. Vice-Pres. II; Young Life II. HI. IV; Jaguarcttes HI. IV. Capt. IV; FCA HI. IV; Iota Eta Sigma III, IV; Anchor Qub IV. ICC IV. National Spirit and Sports Superstar IV.

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Q: What docs it take to reach the level of national competition? A It takes patience, practice and time Q How many hours do you devote to skating? A For eight months we practice six to seven hours a day and for four months we practice two hours. Q: Do you regret the time you have spent skating? A No. we wish we had more time to spend with our friends, but we enjoy the traveling experience we have had Q Do you have a special diet’ A Yes. we eat only at meals and eat foods that are rich in protein. We also take vitamins and do not eat many sweets. Q How does skating affect your social life? A It dampens our school social life because we arc not here very much; but we meet a lot of people and that provides an active social life Q: What do you do for school when you are not here? A: This year we went to school in Denver. Colorado. Q: What have you learned from your travels abroad? A We have met many people and have seen how different societies live — this experi- ence enables a person to be mote broadminded. Q: What are your plans for the future? A. For now we intend to stay in Huntsville and graduate with our class. After graduation Editha plans to compete in international competition Editha hopes to compete in the 1980 Olympics. She also hopes to get an offer similar to Dorothy HamiU's so that she could skate professionally for a couple of years. Both girls, especially Manucla, hope to teach skating in the future. Editha's talent has earned her many awards: First place in Southwestern Senior Ladies Competition, second place in Midwestern Ladies Competition, Inter-Skaters Union Gold Medal, a Gold Medal in the Senior Ladies Level, and performances in Expositions all over the United States. Editha has won not only in national but also in international competi- tion. Manuela has won first place in Intermediate Ladies Competition and placed fourth in Regional Competition. She is presently in the fourth level of the United States Figure Skating Association and is working on her gold for that level. In Denver, the girls trained under Carlo Fassi who also trained Dorothy Hamill and John Curry. Editha and Manuela Dotson are perhaps the only girls from the South to reach such high goals in figure skating. Dick Button, a past Olympic Skating Champion who is pres- ently a sports commentator for the Wide World of Sports, predicted a successful skating future for Editha after seeing her perform.