Jones Valley High School - Brownie Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1968 volume:

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He holds an A. B. degree from Birmingham-Southern and an M. A. degree from the University ofAla- bama. Busy at one of her many daily tasks, call- ing absentees, is our Girl's Advisor, MRS. FAY DONALDSON. In addition to these duties, she sponsors the Student Council and is in charge of the monitor system. She graduated from Birmingham-Southern with an A. B. degree and from the University of Alabama with an M. A. degree. As Boy's Advisor, MR. P. A. VAN- DIVER checks on all boys and makes all schedules. He holds an A. B. degree from Samford University, an M. A. from Peabody, and an M. A. in Coun- seling and Guidance from the University of Alabama. His favorite hobbies are gardening, reading, and cooking. Counselors Serve as Dear Abbg +o Brownies MRS. MAUDENE DRIGGERS, a graduate of Jones Valley, serves as our head regis- trar, An avid domino player, Mrs, Drig- Counseling freshmen and sophomores is the task of MISS BARBARA BRITT. She holds B, A, and M, A, degrees from the University of Alabama, Visiting her family in Tusca- loosa is her most enjoyable pastime, College-bound students are always stopping by the office of MRS, RUTH MARSHALL, who advises them about ACT and SAT scores and college entrance requirements, Mrs, Marshall is still excited about her tour of Europe last summer She graduated from Judson and has Masters' degrees in Edu- cation and Guidance from U. of Alabama, MRS. HELEN CHANDLER, also a graduate of Jones Valley, serves as assistant registrar, She enjoys sewing for her three children, and gers also enjoys reading and cooking---and, she is very active in her church, of course, taking care of the boss, I7 To worried siudenis. Senior English is jusi Making her first appearance in THE BROWNIE is MRS. DORIS HIXON. As a speech major and a member of the University Theatre at the Uni- versity ofAlabama, Mrs. Hixon made a U. S. Army Tour of five Southern states. Mrs. Hixon's most enjoyable hobbies include reading and cooking. Her specialty is her de- licious chocolate chip cookies. A new -comer to our family of English teach- ers is MISS GLORIA HOOTEN fbelow lefty. Miss Hooten graduated from the University of Ala- bama with a B. S. degree in education. Miss Hooten enjoys reading as her hobby. MRS. MARY SMITH fbclow rightj came to Jones Valley the second semester of last year from Ensley High School. She teaches sopho- more and junior English. Mrs. Smith specifically designates shopping as her favorite pastime. She also enjoys fishing and reading. She holds a B. S. degree from the University of Alabama. im, Q l 1 ll ,ig ,l I8 DoubIe. double ioil and irouble. Fire burn B? S ip W' Is fa as 'f '51 i ,...4... '. M xlbijff N-.J N . 2 -isQ3fQZ3e-sg'.3-giirildii MRS. MARTHA RALLS teaches sophomore and junior English. She attended Baylor University in Waco, Texas, from which she holds a B. A. degree. Mrs. Ralls has several special interests. She enjoys sewing, refinishing antiques, and also flying with her husband. A well-known figure to many freshmen and sophomores is MRS. AILEEN HARRIS. Mrs. Harris attended several collegesg namely, Smith College, Bryn Mawr University, and Birming- ham-Southern, where she earned a B. A. degree Mrs. Harris' hobbies include reading, cook- ing, horseback riding, and bridge. A very familiar personality to many seniors is MRS. LOUISE HIGGINBOTHAM. She teaches senior English and also has a senior homeroom. Mrs. Higginbotham holds a B. S. degree from the University of Alabama. She enjoys reading and needlework. However, this past summer she developed a new interest - jigsaw puzzles. I9 asf and currenl evenls inieresi hisiorg classes Another newcomer to the faculty of Jones Valley this year is smiling JERRY PARTRIDGE. Coach Part- ridge taught and also coached at West End High School last year. He teaches history and coaches football and baseball. Coach Partridge graduated from Samford University with a B. S. degree. 20 MISS MARYLEE REYNOLDS is pictured at a very familiar task to her history students - the grading of booklets. Belonging to several his- torical societies, Miss Reynolds is very much at home in the history department. She teaches economics, government, and American History. Miss Reynolds holds a B. A degree from Lambreth University and an M. A. degree from the University of Alabama. Hisiorg Deparlmenl as 3 New eachers! f MRS. ANNETTE WHATLEY teaches junior MRS. KATHLEEN WALDROP, who holds a B. A. and senior history, She graduated from Miles degree from Birmingham -Southern, teaches Govern- College with a Bachelor of Arts degree, Mrs. ment and Economics and is sponsor of the Honor Soci- Whatley has numerous hobbies. Among them ety. Mrs, Waldrop is always interested in world events are playing the piano, writing poetry, working and the stock market, We also might add that she is in her church, and taking care of her children. quite an expert at word-scrambles. , W L sw If , ax 'X ,X 1 f Qi f' fl B COACH JOE SEXTON teaches freshman and MISS ELEANOR SHOTTS, a new addition to our World History and is also head basketball coach. faculty, graduated from Alabama College in Monte- He graduated from Samford University with a vallo with an A, B, degree, She has previously taught B, S, degree. Coach Sexton enjoys hunting in Pensacola and Tallahassee, Florida. Miss Shotts' and playing golf, main hobby is cooking. 2l Science Department keenlg aware of growing MR. L. S. SOMMERVILLE IR. , our new physics teach- er, received a B. S. in Physics at Alabama State College. He attended the De Vry Technical lnstitute in Chicago, and he has studied at Chicago University, Morgan State in Maryland, and Clark College in Georgia. Mr. Sommerville enjoys electronics and watching sports on television. 22 Holding a B. S. degree from Birmingham- Southern College, MISS RETHA ROZELLE is welcomed as Jones Valley's newest chemistry teacher. She also teaches General Math. Amid her busy schedule, Miss Rozelle also finds time to sponsor the Bank Board of Directors. She is quite an avid sports fan and also en- joys participating in several sports. Among her favorites are water skiing and snow skiing. al. weed for scieniific training in +omorrow's world MRS. IVA KITCHENS, who received a B. A. from Birmingham-Southern and an M. A. from the University ofAlabama, teaches biology. In her spare time, she sponsors the Science Club. A real sportswoman, she en- joys fishing and hunting. fLower Lefty Creating an interest in science in her students is MRS. LEITA DENSON'S chief goal. She earned her B. A. and Master's de- grees from the University of Alabama. In ad' dition to teaching her biology and general sci- ence classes, she sponsors the Red Cross Club. She enjoys travelling, and she is also interested in photography. flsower Righty COACH MIKE BURNS, a new member of our faculty, teaches science and coaches football and track. While at Mississippi State University, where he obtained a B. S. de- gree, he played on the Varsity Baseball team. His favorite pastimes include golf, fishing, swimming, and archery. 'RR Maih teachers offer: hfig, algebra, analysis MR. DON SOUTHERLAND, after receiving his B. S. degree from Samford, is now working toward a degree in law. He teaches Algebra, and he also has a class of Geometry. He is interested in all sports and especially enjoys football. 24 MR. E. W. BRADBERRY, who holds a B. S. degree from Birmingham -Southern, heads the Math Department. He teaches Trigonometry, Analysis, and several classes ofAlgebra II. Mr. Bradberry also devotes a great deal of his time to the Senior Club, which he sponsors. He has many activities outside of school. His favorite pastime, without a doubt, is fishing. He also enjoys tennis and painting. Hudenis respond: You just gotta be kidding ' ,fi MR. C. W. HAYNES attended the University ofA1abama where he received a B. S. degree. He is now working on a Masters' degree at the University Center. He teaches Business Math and sponsors the drill team. Mr. Haynes en- joys water -skiing and watching football games. MISS DONNA JONES holds a B. S. from Alabama College and plans to begin work on a Masters' degree. A new addition to our Math Department, Miss Jones teaches General Math and Geometry. ln her spare time she sponsors a Y-Teen group. She enjoys working with plays and is interested in the theater. MRS. MILDRED MILLER, who holds a B. A. from Judson College, is our special math teach- er. Last summer she attended the National Sci- ence Foundation lnstitute in Mathematics at the University ofAlabama. She enjoys sewing, playing the piano, and singing in the church choir. 25 Meal planning is happy talk to MRS. HAZEL PARKER and her cooking students. Mrs. Parker is quite ingenious in the preparation of refreshments for teas and brunches. Each year she plans and prepares the refreshments for the Board of Education Christmas Party. Mrs. Parker teaches cooking and sewing. She grad- uated from Alabama College with a B. S. degree. 26 Homemaking am As shown by her picture, MRS. CAROLYN HOPKINS is always happy to be of help to her students. She teaches sewing and Family Liv- ing. Mrs. Hopkins is also very active in extra- curricular activities through her outstanding Y-Teen club. She graduated from the University of Mis- sissippi with a B. S. degree and has a Master of Science degree in Home Economics from the University of Alabama. has a locahonal hfamlng prepare siudenis for fuiure MRS. NELL WILLIAMS teaches typing, short- hand, and Commercial Law. She is responsible for the organizing of a new club this year, the Secretarial Club. It encourages girls to scek a career in the business field and informs them of the various opportunities available. Besides her school activities, she is also kept very busy by her three-year-old son, Douglas. MRS. ANNE FERGUSON Cbelow Lcftj is a well-known figure to many secretaries and stenographers around town. In her advanced typing and shorthand classes, she assumes the role of the employer while her students serve as employees. Under this system, students learn the importance of correct office proce- dures. Mrs. Ferguson is also the sponsor of THE- BROWNIE. She graduated from Florence State with a B. S. degree and has an M. A. degree from the University of Alabama. in , 1 A tis 5 9 r QS. Q 3 Languages and Speech add spice +o curriculum . I r 5 Vivace is the word for our French teacher, MISS FANNIE LEE FULLER fabovej. Miss Fuller is interested in traveling. As a Baptist Student Missionary, she has visited such exciting places as the Philippine Islands, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Hawaii. Her favorite means of transporta- tion is, without a doubt, air travel. Miss Fuller teaches French and English. She graduated from Jacksonville State University with A. B. and B. S. degrees. MRS. SHARON RICHARDSON qabove rightj graduated from the University of Alabama with a B. A. degree. Besides teaching Spanish, she also teaches freshmen English. Mrs. Richardson is very interested and active in sports, namely, tennis, golf, and swimming. She also enjoys reading. MISS JOYCE NORMAN is a very busy person. Besides her speech classes, she also teaches freshman English. Her outside activities include sponsoring the majorettes and re-establishing the school newspaper. She also writes for professional journals and various business or- ganizations. She holds a B. S. degree from Texas Wesleyan. Libraries are noi made: iheg grow. Birrell MRS. ALICE MORROW, our librarian, finds reward in seeing young people discover pleasure and knowledge through reading as they use the library. It is her desire that Jones Valley High School Library will be a pleasant and profitable place for any student to spend his time. Mrs. Morrow holds an A. B. degree from Birmingham- Southern and a B. S. degree from Peabody College. 29 This is certainly true of Jones Valley High School Library, and it is trying each year to be the research center that meets the needs of this school. One of the most helpful people in all Jones Valley is our library clerk, MRS. ANN BRAD- FORD. She assists students in research and lo- cating books. Mrs. Bradford is also of help to students who are writing term papers or prepar- ing book reports. Mrs. Bradford is a graduate of Phillips High School in Birmingham. Her hobbies include sewing, cooking, and, as you might expect, reading. Fine aris vocaiional and physical iraining MRS. GAIL SCRUGGS, who holds a B. S. from Samford, is responsible for the success of our choir. She spends all day at the piano teaching the choral classes. In her spare time, Mrs. Scruggs enjoys boating, swimming, ski- ing, and fishing. MR. FELIX KING fbelow lefty teaches In- dustrial Arts, which include mechanical draw- ing and woodwork. He received a B. S. from Florence State and did graduate work at Auburn At home, Mr. King enjoys working in his own shop. His extra time is spent in fishing. MR. RON JACKSON fbelow centerj, a most welcome new member of the faculty, received a B. S. from Samford, where he intends to get a Master's in the near future. His primary in- terest at school is to have a band of which I. V. will be proud. In his spare time, he enjoys fishing and skiing. MRS. SUE JAMES Qbelow rightj holds a B. F. A. from the University of Georgia, and she has done graduate work at the University of Alabama. She is J. V. 's favorite art teacher, and she works hard to make the school more beautiful. She loves gardening and canning jellies and jams in her free time. provide Johnng wiih a well-rounded eduoaiion Q... .J MRS. REBECCA BLUMENTRITT received her B.A. degree from Troy State University. A new addition to the faculty this year, she teaches girls' physical educa- tion. Naturally interested in sports, she enjoys hunting and fishing with her husband--plus just about any other sport. 3Xtj1 MRS. ELIZABETH HARRIS holds a B. S. de- gree from Auburn University and is head of the girls' Physical Education Department. Sponsoring the cheerleaders is a full-tiine job, and she spends niany hours after school with them. In addition to this, she also spon- sors Sports Club. COACH ROBERT HARRIS graduated from Samford University with a B. S. degree. He teaches boys' phy- sical education. Coach Harris enjoys fishing and golf in his spare time, g, N K g ...ag COACH ROBERT HERRING holds a B. S. from Mississippi State University. He coaches football basketball, and B-team track. He teaches fresh man and senior history. He enjoys his dog, golf and television. Modern new Iunohroom is s+aff's pride and jog 'fu' L MRS. JALA NEWELL qleftj and MRS. JUA- NITA COX frightj, the dieticians, are very proud of our new lunchroom. They strive to provide healthful, nutritious meals for students and teachers. MRS. REBECCA PARKS fleftj and MRS. LOIS NORRED qrightj serve as the cashiers. Mrs. Parks serves as the high school cashier while Mrs. Lois Norred serves as cashier to the ele- mentary school. MR. WALTER WILSON is custodian of our school. His duties are to see that the building is kept clean and in order. Ji. ,,,,,,:f-ffl A an W. Aciiviiies 33 Homecoming enfhusiasm begins ai pep rallg Homecoming ceremonies were held during halftime of the Jones Valley-Phillips game at Legion Field. The ceremonies culminated several weeks of preparation on the part of many people. Candidates for homecoming queen were nominated by homerooms and clubs. From this group of girls, ten finalists were elected by the student body. Contestants were judged on beau- ty, poise, and most of all, on personality. They were presented in assembly, after which students cast their ballots. The ten finalists were: Wanda Britton, Paula Hampton, Paula Edney, Barbara Morris, Kathy Moore, Sandra Weatherbee, Terri Gladson, Brenda Buffkin, Debbie Atchison, and Beth Har- mon. On Thursday before the game, the finalists were once again presented to the student body. This time the homecoming queen and her court were chosen. Coach Burns acted as emcee for the program in which the girls appeared in for- mal gowns. 9 The Homecoming Court consists of: PAULA HAMPTON, second runner-upg WANDA BRIT- TON, first runner-upg BARBARA MORRIS, 1967 HOMECOMING QUEEN. Barbara Morris, selected as llOlxlliCOMlNG QUEEN for 1967-68, is a very busy young lady. She is a member ofthe choir and is the leader of the soprano section. Barbara, as vice-presi- dent ol the Red Cross Club, helped to collect stockings filled with gifts to brighten Christmas for veterans in the hospital. Barbara enjoys all sports--especially football. ller interests outside school aetix ities include reading and traveling. ln the future Barbara plans to attend the Uni- versity ol Alabama where she plans to major in home economies. She would like to be a model some day. lxlayor George Seibels congratulates a very happy queen. , l Fooiball banquei honors Ciig Champions Q avr 3 Lv? rf! inf I 2,4 Q Mrs. Todcl's in Vestavia was the scene of a banquet to award letters to the members of this year's football team. Guest speaker for the occasion was Coach Pepper, principal of Jones Valley Elementary School. Mr. Pepper reviewed the winning sea- son game by game. In addition to the letters, special awards were given to Jerry Barron as the most inspira- tional player, and to Jimmy Rosser and Jimmy Martin who were made permanent captains ofthe team. 37 ,,f .. ,A .FB College Nighl helps juniors seniors plan fuiure Juniors and seniors met with repre- sentatives from twenty-six colleges and universities on the night of January 22. This is the first year they have visited our school at night. The change to a night meeting was made so that juniors and their parents may have an opportunity to talk with the college representatives and make plans before the juniors enter their final year of high school. Home Eo. girls proudlg model iheir orealions Linda Smith, Susie Gellness, Linda Higgin- botham, Debbie Dollar, Paula Edney, and Bar- bara Brown are all in first-year sewing classes. They are modeling blouses and skirts which they made under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Parker during first semester. Second-year clothing classes are made up of girls who have had first-year clothing and are interested in learning advanced techniques. They sew on a variety of fabrics and also make different types of garments such as children's and men's clothes. Mrs. Carolyn Hopkins teaches these classes. Janice Glasscock, Cheryl Hodges, and Wanda Britton Cleft belowj model coats which they plan to wear in the Spring Fashion Show. Pam Weatherbee, Jeannie Womack, and Ian Gibson fbelow rightj are modeling the suits which they will wear in the Fashion Show. Wm l M is ' f 1 il 5 ,. we El fin 4 X 952 ,-V I ,,,.,f +-M, fiigf ,is g lf: 2 -J Ml' 3 'mf ,Wx w-4.9 - ! Ghosi Dag, pep rallies bring quiei and bedlam rf 90 Up Wiih PeopIe group sings +0 a packed ggm 5 an ,A ,..p, My GH 5 9 S? xl' .zlI Qfudenf Council is demoorao pu+ info raoiioe I. ,f .Ark -Q X l i , ,nfl 3 U P Officers President - - - - - -JACK LAUGHLIN Vice President - - - - - - HASSEL WALLS Secretary - - - - - CORTEZ NLXON Treasurer - - - - BETH HARMON Purpose of the Student Council is to represent the student body as an assistant to Mr. Driggers. This group is a service group working to im- prove student behavior and morale, and to en- courage good sportsmanship. Projects for the year include a Clean-Up Campaign and the annual Sportsmanship Pro- gram. lx Membership in Honor Qooieig is covered honor t ,d,,,,,,,,,,. ,, ra 3 I ' ' ' New -fr ar 5 1 f 5 fm- I 'V 5 , r ff ii if i r l l wi ,rr-of Q EW: it 5 f L, fi , ' rg x E NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY officers ofthe Honor society are: Larry Evans, Members of the Honor Society are: Larry Evans. presiclentg Jerry Barron, vice-presidentg Elise Trad- ICFFY BHFYOH, Jimmy ROSSSI, Tommy Farr, Kathy er, secretaryg Kathy Ritrmarrn, treasurer, SPQ11501' Rittmann, Elise Trader, Lawanda Pettyjohn, Donna ofthe Honor Society is Mrs. Kathleen Waldrop. Walls, fllld MIS- Waldrop. NEW MEMBERS New members of the Honor Society are: Susie Reed. QKNEELINGJ Beth Harmon, Edwina Hall, Peterson, Doris Smith, Chuck Evans, Jerry Parton, Carole Ellis, Demetra Jones, Slyvia Moore, Jill Paul Dollar, Willard Echols, Eugene Toxey, Cheryl Gray, Donna Bearden, and Paulette Nelson. 43 Cheerleaders win Qpiri+ 9+iek and ihird-place School spirit is an intangible attitude in which pride, self-confidence, and the will- to-win are all interwoven. No group has more influence on school spirit than the cheerleaders. No group has worked harder to support a winning team than our own cheerleaders, who planned posters, locker decals, pep rallies, and skits each week. Honors our cheerleaders have won are a third-place trophy in the Mid -South Cheer- leaders' Institute at Ole Missg first-place ribbons at the competition each dayg and the coveted Spirit Stick, which goes to the group with the most spirit. Our squad consists of ftop rightj Debra Thompson, Debra Milton, Connie West, Debbie Burnett. QSTANDINGJ Kathy Moore, Sandra Weatherbee, Paulette Tittle, Gwen Kuykendall. Mrs. Elizabeth Harris sponsors the group. Under her direction and the leadership of Paula Hampton and Beth Harmon flower centerj, the cheerleaders helped to' main- tain enthusiasm and top support for our team W wma. N' dv' qkffsfitlfig' .M .... ,i..,w Q W .'A'rAN'5B rophg ai Mud-Qouih Cheerleaders Inshiuie . , fx ,lf in S + 'Q Q wir' - 455 rx ' Y , Q sq' f' .A 'xi 5 jf, R, wif. t .1 'S Senior Club plans social funoiions for seniors Officers President- - - - - - JERRY BARRON Vice President - - - - - JOHNNY BURGESS Treasurer - - - - - - CAROLE ELLIS Mr. Earl Bradberry sponsors Senior Club Whose membership is limited to selected stu- dents in the senior class. Members are chosen at the end of each year by graduating seniors. The club plans social activities for the class. Most important event planned for this year is the Senior Club Dance. Various fund-raising drives to cover the cost of the dance are planned throughout the school year. On most any day, some member is trying to take orders for a dozen doughnuts, a pie, or a cake. A Spring Fashion Show is also another project. This event is co-sponsored by various department stores and features the latest styles for both boys and girls. nnrsn 'ffiv W W' XX x x Voice of ihe VaIIeg speaks for the Brownies EQ A I ,Mm-Www, . . . .wr .,.r.a-ui rf:i:a:wessrstisvri ii NEWSPAPER STAFF For the first time in many years Jones Valley has the Valley is sponsored by Miss Joyce Norman. a school newspaper. It is being published with a Jimmy Byrd is editor and Wanda Britton is associate new name, The Voice of the Valley. It has been editor. well received by the student body. The Voice of F V '1,, wg srrr V V , A gi fi' VV ' V? my W A i V ,A ' i V ff 3:1 .,VV - 1 f gf 'r', k . . VV V. 2 t ,V r 'V ira rsrr rrrrr FV V V , f V 'LLV A V F WI, V V .. 'W -N. , , Q1 V - 'A i f V is 3 ' lf, H ,M wi F 2 r V sri , K OFFICE ASSISTANTS During their study halls Office Assistants help Office Assistants are: Elsie Brown, Shipley MIS. DI'lgg61'S Elfld Mrs. Challdlef. SOITIC of their COOPQI, Cheryl Rged' Cgfgle Ellis, Jackie Sweeney, duties are typing the absentee sheet and running Lawanda Pettyjohn, and Slyvia Moore. errands for Mr. Driggers. 47 Qiaff aHends gearbook workshop ai Samford - Editor - - - Associate - - - Business Manager - - - Activities - - Faculty - - - Sports - - - Senior Section - - - Junior Section - - - Sophomore Section Freshman Section - - DONNA WALLS - - PAUL DOLLAR - RONNIE CASEY LARRY EVANS - - - DEBBIE SHIELDS SUSAN MEADOWS - - JANE FULLER ' ' ' JOE MOON PHILIP BOWLING - - - ELISE TRADER EDWINA HALL - SUSAN COOPER MARION REED - - - - SHARON DUNKIN - ' IAN WOOD MIKE KASSOUF TYIHSIS - - - - - ELIZABETH WILLIAMS CHERYL HOD GES fif- Q' nniioipafes reiurn of an improved '68 Brownie Staff members qleft and abovej spend the first weeks of school collecting information, taking pic- tures, and writing copy. After the first few days, however, time fliesg and a deadline is always near. And when that final deadline is met, the staff and their sponsor, Mrs. Anne Ferguson, heave big sighs of relief and wait anxiously for that day when the annuals come back! Choir enihusiaslicallg supporfs cheerleaders new W If 5 In .. - Q ... .. 1 - 41. JONES VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL CHORAL CLUB A great deal of thanks goes to the Choral Club They have assisted in pep rallies by helping for the tremendous help they have given in boosting with skits and songs. They attended the ball game school spirit at Jones Valley. as a group including the Butler game. 50 am bg preseniing skiis and songs a+ pep rallies SECTION LEADERS AND OFFICERS Sharon Grantham, Altog Glenn Hill, Bassg Mike Crumpton, Tenorg Barbara Morris, Sopranog Joy Bark and Sharon Lyons, Accompanists. Choir members fill a bus to support our team against Butler fbelowj. Officers are: Wayne At- chison, President: Carol Penfield, Vice President Ronnie Hilley, Secretaryg and Ronnie Poe, Busi- ness Manager. Mrs. Gail.Scruggs sponsors the Choir S. BW B'-1 -.Mg su l 10.000 in deposiis Officers President - - - - - DARREL HAMILTON Vice President - - - - - RISH WOOD Secretary - - - - - JOY BARK This year an all-out effort has been made to make the school bank one of the best. Un- der the leadership of faculty sponsor Miss Retha Rozelle, and Mrs. Florence Carrigan of BTNB, the bank Board of Directors has worked hard to make our bank the best in the city, Board members have made posters and urged students to open accounts and save every week. Homerooms who bank 100070 each week are given a special award for this achievementg and at the end of the year, the homeroom with 100010 banking for the year will be given a party. As we go to press, our students have deposits amounting to 39, 300 in the Jones Valley bank. Bank directors are working hard to reach a goal of 810, 000 in savings. uiure Teachers find enfhusiasiio goung sponsor FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future Teachers of America is a group of po- of teacher education. These future teachers study tential teachers studying to identify the qualities, to acquire an understanding of the history and de- traits, and aptitudes which are basic or related to VCIOPFHCUI Of OUP public Schools, their PUIPOSGS and SL1CCeSSful teaching. They participate in prevoca- objectives, and an appreciation of the contributions tional activities and offer appropriate experiences they have made IO Our free SOCi6ty. to help them develop readiness for college programs JONES VALLEY Monrrons ' Monitors, who are posted at all entrances, are Secondary duties include keeping halls clean the guardians of our halls, They are honor bound and quiet. Monitors are expected to be honorable, to keep out all unauthorized visitors--and to check dependable, and' trustworthy. Mrs. Donaldson is on our own students. their sponsor. 53 Secreiarial Club brings business world io Valleg President - - - - - -DEMETRA JONES Vice President - - - - - DONNA WALLS Secretary - - - ---- EDWINA HALL Treasurer - - - - -JOAN CUNNINGHAM Reporter - - - - -JILL GRAY To learn varied work and educational opportuni- ties for a secretary is the purpose of the Secretarial Club. They do this by having various speakers from business schools, colleges, and the National Sec- retaries Assoeiation, as well as different types of businesses. Sponsored by Mrs. Nell Williams the Secretarial Club is a new club at Valley. staff' K A WW 'Y' ff Home Ec Club accenls social, homemaking skills Knitting is one of the many skills learned by the Home Economics Club. They also take part in both school projects and worthwhile private projects as well as having a planned social once every two months. The purpose is to improve knowledge and skills in homemaking. Mrs. Hazel Parker is their sponsor. Officers President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - Chaplain - - - - - DELORES COIN - -DEBBIE FIELDS MARILYN BROWN - - GAIL JOHNSON - - FAY BALES Library Club visiis Birmingham Souihern's Iibrarg Sam lm SUENCENIY! V L Officers 77' President ---- - -JUDY MURPHREE ini Vice President ----- SUSAN RECTOR 75' Secretary ------ MARILYN COLLINS Chaplain - - - - - BRAD SMITH LIBRARY CLUB To stimulate reading interests and to improve This past fall the club visited Birmingham- library service is the purpose of the Library Club. Southern College Campus for the meeting ofthe Members of the club assist Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Library Assistants' Organization. This spring they Bradford in the library during their study halls. plan to visit the library of Huffman High School. gi i 56 Powderlg Civi+ans sponsor siudenf organizaiion Junior Civiian Officers President - - - - - JAMES PITTS Vice President - - - - - - JOEL JIMMERSON Secretary - - - - - - KATHY MOORE Treasurer - - - - - EDDIE FORESTER Chaplain - - - - NANCY TRIMBLE Sergeant At Arms - - - - GREG STUBBLEEIELD Purpose of the Junior Civitans is to make better adult citizens of today's young people. Under the leadership of Mr. Clyde Thompson, the Junior Civitans have had many interesting speakers. One of these speakers was Coach Robert Herring, who spoke at a Civitan Banquet in the fall. Another speaker was Mr. Ken Moore who presented a film and spoke to the Civitans on Communism. To become a member of Junior Civitans a student must have been in high school at least one year, be nominated by an old member and be voted into the club. s any ,s he , X- Hi-Y lrains Fire Marshalls lor fire drills President - - - - - RICHARD SCHMIDT Vice President - - A - - RONNIE POE Secretary ---- - - WAYNE COLEMAN Treasurer - - - - - - CHARLIE WALLWORK Under the leadership of Mr. A. E. Driggers, the Hi-Y serves the school by monitoring the boys' restrooms and the lunchroom. They also serve as fire marshalls during fire drills. Another project planned for the spring is a Clean-Up Campaign in which the entire school and the school grounds will he cleaned. 58 V-Club membership requires IeHer in varsiig spori . , ri, Membership of the V-Club consists of boys who have received a letter in at least one var- sity sport. The purpose of this club is to pro- mote good sportsmanship and to encourage phy- sical fitness among varsity players. Coach Robert Harris is sponsor. V-Club works with the Quarterback Club to raise money for the Athletic Department by sponsoring the concession stand at the basket- ball games. 59 Junior Red Cross acis as VaIIeg's conscience President Viee Pres. - - Secretary Reporter - - Sponsor - Officers - - - - - CAROL PENFIELD - - BARBARA MORRIS - - - ----- TERRY CREEL - - RICHARD LOVELADY - - MRS. LEITA DENSON if ji Za.,-'L 'vw X 4:4 -3' ff ,Q A 5,5 5 G Two representatives from each homeroom make ren's hospitals. They also sponsored the March of up the Red Cross, which is a service organization. Dimes Campaign. The Red Cross is sponsored by Members Collected toys, money, and other neges- Mrs. Leita Denson, who is an enthusiastic supporter sities to fill Christmas socks for Veterans' and Child- 0fA1ncrica11 Red Cross 2LCIiVitiCS. Science Club, Drill Team offer varied program l i SCIENCE CLUB To promote science is the purpose of the Science John Minor, vice-presidentg Debbie Brunson, sec- Club. A group project on suspended animation, a retary-treasurer. field trip, as well as individual projects are planned. There will also be guest speakers from the Medical Mrs. Iva Kitchens is sponsor of the club. Center. Officers are Cathy Rittrnan, presidentg ie' Yi s y ,,.. fs -Y ef . K 1,541 .T '1 ,'r..,J?5Q'k..'Q,.f1 , 1 fr K ,135 lf, .zo 3, 3 ,Q K ,T p M. JONES VALLEY DRILL TEAM To make men out of bgys and to improve moron- ford, ROTC, Woodlawn High School, and Sgt. Russ ing precision is the purpose of the jones Valley Larimer. The drill instructor is Lt. Col. Spears. Drill team. They have several trips planned, in- Officers are: Captain Glen Hill, First Sergeant cluding one to Fort Bragg, Ngfth Carolina, Pro- Leon Williams, and Dennis Hill, James Taylor, and grams are highlighted by visitors such as Lt. Brad- Francis Reeder HIC Platoon L6-QCIGIS. 6l Modern Dance Club digs inierpreiive dancing Mrs. Whatley sponsors the Modern Dance Club whose interest is in interpretive dancing. The club plans to give a show to explain and arouse interest in modern dance. Officers are: Angela Means, presidentg Regenia Bibb, vice-presidentg Verena Sample, secretaryg Velma Finch, assistant secretary. -2 W ff Lad Fads Lad Fads are in charge of the Landscape Division of the Fine Arts Department. Officers of the group: Mickey Thomas, presidentg Roger Harrison, vice-presiclentg Terry Collins, sec- ICIHIY. Members are shown at left. ROW 1: Mike Mclilroy, Tony Zito, Robert Langley, Mike Jones, Tommy Kendricks, Willie Black- ston. ROW 2: Mickey Thomas, Charles Baucom, Terry Collins, Jimmy Rogers, Kenny Webb, Roger Harrison. Ari Club projeols slress beaulilioalion ol' school Ari Club Officers President - - - - VIRGINIA HAYES Vice-Pres. - - - -CATHY MCCORMICK Secretary - - - - - EVA THOMPSON Treasurer - - - - SUSAN MEADOWS Art Club seeks to develop in its members an appreciation of the beautiful--and through its membership, the club hopes to extend this appreciation to the entire student body. Beau- tification of the school and its grounds is an important annual project. Club members plant shrubbery and flowers and decorate the school at Christmas time. Another project planned for the near future is the presen- tation ofa new school flag so that the original flag may be framed. 63 Y-Teens seek io exiend a helping hand io needg Officers President - - - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Chaplain - - - I.C.C. - underprivileged family. Vice President - - - - - - Assistant I. C. C. - - - - - - - JUDY KERSH LINDA WILSON - CAROL BCGAN DALE DOUGLAS ' JOANN TYLER BRENDA POE PATRICIA BURPO At Christmas time Mrs. Williams' Y-Teens went caroling at Children's Hospital. The young club, consisting mainly of sophomores, has many projects planned for the future including buying a band uni- form and raising money to help pay the rent for an 64 Service and Fellowship Are Kegwords of Y-Teens Service to other people is the prim ary interest of Mrs. Hixon's Y-Teens. Projects such as visiting a nursing home, making tray cards, and adopting a family at Christ- mas help the community and also give them many rewards. They are proud of being the only Y-Teen club in the city to raise mon- ey for the Veterans Avenue of Flags. Service, however, is not their only aim. Personal appearance, dating problems, and manners are frequently featured in their programs this year, OFFIC ERS Joy Bark Mary Jane Howard Marilyn Collins Gayle Hanson Donna Leslie 65 Hopkins' Club Named Outstanding Happiness is many things, but to 48 girls at Jones Valley happiness is being a Y-Teen, Work and fun go together to make Hopkins' Y-Teens one of the busiest groups at Jones Valley. Last year as a result of the girls' work with the Mercy Home and other worthwhile projects, the club was named the most outstanding in Jefferson County. OFFICERS are: fbelowj SHARON DUNKIN, chaplains SUSAN COOPER, presidentg CHERYL HODGES, vice-presidents SHARON CLOWDUS, cor- responding secretarys CARLA LOWERY, Interclub Councils DIANE SCREWS, parlia- mentarians DIANE RUSSELL, assistant 1.1. C,g DEBRA MILTON, parliamentariang TERRI GLADSON, secretary: MRS. CAROLYN HOPKINS, sponsor. I av by . ,L 1 'I' 'vi' f K A f- f I V ai if ef ar . r . ' 1 - 2 lbiffif- i,ii rr A'-T, ,-r'. I 2 , -'-- w ' - ,-'..,.. . f , It I L,L, ,L H 4 . , , .A During the past year, club members have made tray favors for the Crippled Children's Clinic and Children's Hos- pital, Santa Claus jars for each child 'at the Mercy Home and St. Thomas on the Hill, dressed Christmas dolls for the Goodfellows' store, sent cards to the soldiers in Viet Nam, carried fruit baskets to the Old Folks' Home, published a student directory, and presented a White Christmas program. 66 Y-Teen Club in Meiropoliian Area wav: M --- - -1 - M ., K, 'N' - ML wg A ., 'L ,, xv L- -, - ' P . 'A V ., . as ' f - M dm' M .f 4' , -- A -f M M21 m 7' , 11' 1 all 0 44-.,, ,,, '.,, A . hd., 5 - ...v , ,,-up - , v A ha . , , . A S A Kitt K 4, Q - ' .ns 1 .H N k .. MM . ,..iJxQ - 4, 1. lx- h 3-N , 'D NX ' wg. M- , - J. 1 g, .,. X , h , K 5,-r 5 -'j'f m A A 3 Q , N ' , b t Lx-,W , -S in V V L. ,. ' ' -,.- ,L L A W X X , Q . I ,, . ' , Q if if Q A Q. f 9, .- K 4 ,,. ii 5- -3. ea. ., 2. - ' ' ' K K ' - -Q ' f'V i -BN-1, -,rr , . f , .M - A . , ,f,,--, A l X ,W - . N- -,. ,. 1 'L 'iv ' ' f- ., -- - - - A - . rw Cf - ff ' .. 1' . 5 Q. K . W ' ' ' fy ' V ff -V ,--- Y -2. -Q.-. -, M ,. A A '-f U '- - ' . - .- U ' .4 - E k . 0 . ,J . . I x ' A - ,- A ,..-ill ' '-., , ' ' 4 ' x, 4. --v- 1 67 Chrisiian Service Is Purpose of Y-Teen Clubs A new addition to the family of Y-Teen clubs this year is a club spon- sored by Miss Donna Jones. This club consists mainly of freshman and sopho- more girls striving to meet the goals of all Y-Teens. One of their projects is a Christmas party for the children at the Mercy I 5 Home. They are sponsoring a Carwash to raise money for this project. ' OFFICERS President ---- - - DEBBIE SNIDER Vice President - - - - JACKIE BOOKER Treasurer ---- - - GRACIE ALFANO Parliamentarian - - - - ANITA TURNER I.C.C. ----- - -KATRINA PICKETT Secretary - - - - DLANNA COSTANZA 68 HARRIS' Y -TEENS As an endeavor to meet the needs of to- day's young people, Y-Teens act as a serv- ice club sponsored by the Y. W.C.A. They have various service projects, which include dressing dolls for the Goodfellows Store. '.' ' Y-f ,. yas, ' - ,' g ' nw 1,31 Q ,.v . President ---- Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - l.C.C. - a , K. I -r - ' f2 f1w'i .f, V r ' ,. lv 353 Ig -:IW , - , 'f,, g3,w' qs f 1 ,K . OFFICERS - - DEBBIE LANCASTER ' - - - CISSIE BRUER ' 'JANICE SMITII ' KATHY GRAHAM ' CISSIE BRUER I-its-his Supporting all athletics at Jones Valley is the purpose of the B -Club. Their goal is to prepare themselves for future member- ship in the V-Club. They strive to develop teamwork during football season. 69 Sporis Club Represents Brownie Spirii in Aoiion Group Leaders and Gum Assisianis Lead Aoiion. Whenever school spirit is discussed, one group is sure to be mentioned, That group is the Sports Club, which has been outstand ing in promoting enthusiasm at pep rallies and ballgames. Purposes of this club are to encourage good sportsmanship and to promote physical fitness. ln order to become a member, girls must have completed one year of physical education with a B average. Under the leadership of Mrs, Elizabeth Harris, the club sponsors various projects such as selling pompoms and homecoming corsages. A collection of food, toys and clothing is taken at Christmas for a needy family. Gym Assistants fleftj are: Paula Edney Wanda Britton, Pam Weatherby, Sandra Weatherby, Kathy Moore, Beth Harmon, Anita Graham, Group Leaders are shown below. 70 Sporis Club OFFICERS PAULA EDNEY - - - - - CONNIE LITTLE - - - - Vice PAULA HAMPTON- - - - - DORIS SMITH - - - - - BETH HARMON - - - - - KATHY MOORE - - - President -President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain - Reporter Our Band Works Hard Trying +o Gel New A great need for new uniforms is the main con- cern of members and officers of the band this year. Various fund-raising projects have been undertaken to raise money for new uniforms, This year band members have sold stadium cush- ions, Halloween candy, coupon books, and have held a car wash. OFFICERS for 1967-68 are: President - - - - Bobby Mitchell Vice-President - - - - - -David Minor Secretary ---- - - - -Brenda Scoggins - -Brenda Sizemore Paul Dollar Social Chairmen - - .Qs 1 4 , ,Y V ,. ,, rf. , H , .. .. ,. aw- ffv. - W y'Hl'5:i4r i,? F52-nf b ' - ,Own I 4 .' 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He is Mr. Roy Jackson, and he is a recent music major from Samford University who attended West End High School. As we have not had a full-time director for two years, Mr, Jackson is having to rebuild the band, Half-time shows have had to be planned with a small group. 72 M. 'ff J't?fW s:ff::f22:fl1z:s2 f,,.' . , Q Q. ,, -,,,-- L,,L.,,. ,,LL-,, - R ' rf 1 BAND 67 '68 Davis, K, Hendricks, G. Monk, J. Roberts, V. Sloan, M. Reed, M. Culpepper. ROW 5: P. Dollar J. Minor, G. Stringer, L. Brown, H. Whisenant, R. Wilson, M, Lowrey., B, Simms, P. Devaney. ROW 6: R, Webster, P, Pledger, S, Rector, B. Watson, R. Casey, R, Blair, D. Bales, ROW 7: B. Mitchell D. Miles, C, Pate, C. Nash, D, Hayes, D. Minor, S. Meadows. ', ..,:, ,l In . , Majoreiies. Flagbearers Liven Half-Time Aciiviiies M , X V ' ' ' - D Q P t ' fa vi Y I X ' U . ,N ffm, ' 1 a , - . :y.4.,,,,,M- j , X ' j A-N ,- - J f . . P , K -l. f Axrk .. . . ' K .. Q . ,Q M 'flax-0.fQ:j r ' Q. X -TQ. p K. ,. f ., In A A - W W ' A A A z A S l T' T T T eia sf 1 S -Q ' r A it 'xii -1' gp'-lv T at 'A' - ' 72':f- ff9A.ii5Qs-'S me .1 W-H 've 1 S --N at ' -. ,Q ,f ,F f T -. T W gk L' i. 4 Al , , . rl K I WHEN N 7'+ 5' w A ...- Q . 4 r V - . . 'rW '.' ' .ss '. ' 1.-..'14', .1 ,rl ,Y if ,..:lf'3 , ff ' ia, . I N-04.5-, ' A nn... x , . fi , . ' Jia? - , f, , . A ,. f A - , K r . V, , .. W fs, . , V Ak, - .grryrg--K tislaagarjjpl Tv, -I , nh .K it V Y. , Q. R , , . ,r ,, , . . , . . ,, vp, X r A drwykr . it r -S x .T T 1 T ,' y l'. , i ' S. 1 'f v T' e H .. T ,.P. 'T M ft, ' 5, A f. ,-v 1 H3'i5i3'?i-3,??f l'QlfQ5A:f'4.!-. .P74'l5A3sG'f.?:r':f'?', 'A--if'-7' diff f,Q!e15?ix..'1i'3f., ' A tx' '-' , - 1 if 'Ll QW.,.i, i'5l-'21fig?WfFfa.P The majorettes rehearsed for many days last Bonnie Bailey, Nancy Trimble, Deborah Smith, summer to perfect their technique and routines. Judy Shelton fco-heady, and Anita Graham. They are to be commended for a job well done, The band is proud to have these fine young The majorertes are: qleft to rightjg Karen David- ladies leading the band. son, Marjorie Williams, Diane Screws Qco-heady, . f N , FQ, f-kr Q ist. ljryfqk I WA rf? 4.5 . ,V p. K - V - K X J X K - f -. Wax' ear. K I X Qi A ' 5, 'E f ,l Eyffs ' ' S D 9 55.s3i.r T :..1 .6.r.qg TX-,,,,,, W W ra ,mwmvy Q1 h 3 S l -.L ' V f 4 -- , wg: 49' A 1 fans-f,,,,. ,dsx , - ,. . -1 , .. . ' ' a ' A ,, . H 4 U . . f. , The flagbearers for 1967-1968 are: fleft to Smith, Treasia Thompson, and Cathy Gale- rightj Paulette Tarpley, Kathy Johnson, Denise IDOIS. 74 l Aihleiics Y 75 Wow' Wha+ a Season Team and Coaches e at .. , , 4!Q,, , -in S f 3i'.S w I , f- 2 J VARSITY SQUAD ROW 1: R. Flynn, D. Bates, M, Crumpton, K, Colvert P. Bowling, D. Gillespie, R, Brock, J. Miller, ROW 2: J. Cargile, H. Walls, R. Hancock, T. Hopper, P, Patrick, J. Moon, J, Martin, J, Barron, R. Crocker, ROW 3: G, Witt, R, Owens, M. Smith, J. Jimmerson, T. Farr, J, Pitts, A. Morris, L, Evans, ROW 4: B, Hadden, E, Forester, J, Snow, J, Rosser, E, Toxey, T. Collins, B. Cain, J. Creel, R, Wood. Pul Jones Valleg High on lhe Map! s ave, 'NSN Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones I 967 Scoreboard Shades Valley Ensley ---- Fairfield - - - Walker County West End ---- - - - Woodlawn - - Ramsay - - Banks - - - Butler - - When asked about the outstanding play of the '67 season, Coach Bob Harris was unable to pick out one or even two. In the Shades Valley game, the highlights were Walls' BO-yard run and Rosser's blocking on sweeps for Walls, he said. ln the Ensley game, it would be Snow's fine playing in the first half, and Brock's pass to Cargile to put us back in the lead. And who can forget Hancock's 80-yard kick-off return against Woodlawn, or his catch for a 59-yard touchdown pass against Phillips, or Pitts' diving catch ofa 52-yard pass in the same game? ln the Ramsay game, Jerry Barron tackled the quarterback twice in a row for a ten-yard loss, l recall that Moon was in on 19 tackles during the Butler game. The Banks game was a heart-stopper all the way, but the determined drive by Martin the last few seconds and the extra point kick will be remembered for a long time. We had a great season, and l'm proud that Jones Valley moved up from last year's No 5 place to No. 3 in 1967. Bob Harris Named Me+ro Coach of Year. Wildly cheering Brownies crowded around the bus as our team left for Huntsville to meet Butler in the State Play-Off, Spirit was high: and the entire community showed its appreciation of a fine team as some three thousand people motored to Huntsville to attend the game, Later that day, four Greyhound busses parked in front of the school and excited students climbed aboard. Light rain and cloudy skies failed to damp- en Brownie spirits. A fitting climax to a successful season is the naming of our own Coach Harris by The Birmingham News - Age Herald and the coaches of the metro- politan area as Metro Coach of the Year. i r I 4 --H f-n-vgg,aauYw.,a.:uggg.:-.r,.,,eu.a:a-J..e:,- W.: .. it V:-,K an 1. wr me .frm .1 , an ' K , .is ,rr .,..,f,Q,r, mf, - , , M, . , L 4 H , A Y f JU , ai My ,,,, r 1 .ri gl., , ,, , A4777-W 4 Y g V, Q vluguwjnfkkkwr Season Openers Deousnve Vnciorg Disappoiniing Tie S HADES VALLEY Determined Brownies drew vengeance on the Shades Valley Mountaineers in the opening game of the season with a 27-0 victory, The Brownies showed a powerful defense and a lightning-fast backfield with Brock and Walls as standouts. Brock completed ll out of 18 passes, Walls showed his versatility as he rushed for 127 yards and threw a touchdown pass to Hancock. Because of his outstanding performance, Walls was voted Back of the Week by the Birmingham Post-Herald. EN SLEY Two weeks of hard preparation preceded the Ensley game. Fresh from a victory over Shades Valley, Brownies wanted to make a good showing in their first city competition. Ensley was highly favored, but the Brownies were prepared and domi- nated the game from the opening kickoff to the final play. Jones Valley drove to an early lead and kept it until late in the game when Ensley scored on their second freak scoring play. J. V. quickly came back to tie the game 22-22. Brownies visii lwo Fairs for iwo victories Jones Valley Brownies went to Fair- field to play a team which was unde- feated and which had not been scored upon. The night was long as there was no score until fourth quarter. The Fairfield Tigers were first to put points on the scoreboard, but their extra point try was wide. Strong Brownies came right back and took the ball into the end zone on a Brock-to- Cargile pass. James Pitts added the PAT, and the Brownies led 7 to 6. Time ran out and the Brownies left the field with a 2-0-1 record. Our Brownies, making sure that over-confi- dence wasn't a factor in the game, handed Walker County a 40-16 defeat. Jones Valley and Walker County met at the State Fair in a free-admission game sponsored by the Fair authorities. Jones Valley's first team didn't see much ac- tion. Fullback Jimmy Martin, halfbacks Hassel Walls and Ricky Hancock put points on the score board. For the third week in a row, Brock con- nected to Cargile for a score. The whole team looked good as they intercepted passes and re- covered fumbles all night long. In the second quarter, Joe Moon intercepted a pass and returned it for 15 yards and 6 points. Pitts added four extra points. Happiness is winning gour Homecoming Game' Battle cry of the week was revenge, and that is what the Brownies had in mind as they went to meet Phillips at Legion Field. This was Jones Valley's homecoming game, and ex- citement was high. After the opening kick-off, it was Jones Val ley all the way as the Brownies marched for a touchdown in the first minutes of play. About midway the second quarter, the first team re- tired to the bench with a 34-O lead and let the second team play. As the final whistle blew, the Brownies left the field with a 36-21 victory, which made the homecoming crowd very happy. Brownies oelebraie Wesi End, Woodlawn ,mass we ,gt 5 fi' vioiories. Coach Robert Haggard, who coached at Iones Valley last year, brought a determined West End team to meet the Brownies at Fair Park. The Brownies, anxious to show Coach Hag- gard they hadn't forgot what he had taught them took charge of the game from the opening kick- off. Led by the fine passing of Ralph Brock and the excellent receiving of James Pitts and Jerry Cargile, the Brownies walked away with a 27- 13 victory over the Lions. Going into the sixth game of the season, the Brownies had but one thought: Beat Wood- lawn! Beat them they did with a score of 33- 13. Jones valley was able to give almost every- one a chance to display his abilities. Quarter- back Brock had a superb night as he scored on runs of l and 47 yards and completed touchdown passes to Walls and Pitts. Hancock was not to be outdone as he took the kick-off ofthe second half and put his fan- tastic speed to work on an 80-yard race to pay dirt. Second-half push brings vioiorg over Ramsay l E Jones Valley displayed championship form in their come-from-behind victory over Ramsay. With three minutes left in the first half, the Brownies woke up to find themselves thirteen points behind. They decided to do something about it. Jimmy Martin bulled the last seven yards of a 65- yard drive,- and Pitts added the extra point to send the Brownies to the dressing room 6 points behind at the half. The second half was commanded by Jones Valley as they picked up 108 yards rushing to Ramsay's 13 yards. Brock's passing to Hancock picked up two second-half touchdowns, and Pitts added both PAT's. Brownies left the field with a 7-O-l record. 84 For the past two years, the Jones Valley- Banks game has played a major role in the State standings. Our defeat of Banks last year caused them to lose a berth in the State Play-Off, and Banks hoped to retaliate by defeating us. A determined Brownie squad planned to collect the reward of a winning season--a State Play-Off berth. The Brownies won this place in one of the THOSE exciting games this school has ever seen. Both teams fought hard all night, al- though Banks picked up 6 points in the third quarter. With only a few minutes left in the game, Valley found itself 82 yards away from a touchdown. Brownies knew then it was time for the tough to get going! With the help of Jimmy Martin's leadership, they picked up those 82 yards. Martin collected 44 of them, with the last one being a one- yard drive for a touchdown. With 28 sec- onds left the game, Pitts added the winning extra point. That extra point gave Jones Valley its place in the State Play-Off. Valleg has irouble wiih iake-off in Rockei Cuig Jones Valley Brownies, after a great season, made it to the State Playoffs. The elimina- tion rounds were in Montgomery and Huntsville, with Lanier playing Guntersville and I. V. tak- ing on the Rebels of Butler. During the first half, Butler took the ball across the goal twice to command a 14-point lead. Although the distance from Birmingham to Huntsville is about one hundred miles, loyal Zfwf, f 2 ta Brownie fans showed up in large numbers. They - s N felt a bit ill at ease since standing and cheering ,Q 1 X were verboten. C .ft 31 A valiant effort by the J. V. team in the second half was not enough to overcome the lead sustained by the Rebels. Brownies left L Huntsville a bit sadder Q20-131, but still proud to be the first team to represent Birmingham in the State Playoffs. B-Team shows improvemeni as season progresses ROW l: Herbert Phillips, John Burson, Larry Thompson, Paul Tiller, Donnie Martin, Danny Green. ROW 2: Max Harbuck, Lamar Branum, Mike Manley, Johnny Gardner, Mike Walls, Jerry Miller, Chuck Waldrop, Jimmy Gentry, Bill Butler, Jarvis McGee. ROW 3: Tommy Borroughs, Donald Bearden, Dwight Mayfield, Phil Screws, Joe Bur- roughs, Joel Grubbs, Barry McGee, Gary Pratt, Randy Flynn. ROW 4: J. T. Woods, Gary Byram, Ronnie Payne, David Williams, Philip Bowling, Ken Colvert, Craig Thomas, Ron- nie Driver, Bobby Britton. 87 After a slow start, the B-Team came on to win two and tie one of their last four games. The team's season record was 2-3-1, but this did not show the hard work put into the daily practice. B-Team expects a better sea- son next year as there are many members of the squad who will be returning. Brownie Cagers hustle to make 1967-68 Jones Valley's basketball team had a winning season in '67-'68--at least that is the way it stands as we go to press. After a slow start, the Brownies bounced back to win the West End Tournament and five in a row. Basketball players are: Mikul Leonard, Jimmy Rogers, Joe Moon, John Creel, Ralph Brock, Mike Lancaster, Hassell Walls, Ricky Phillips, Johnny Burgess. Joe Sexton coaches the basketball team. l 88 fa N........ Qi if E 5 -3 ,, Q g Q .H F R 'F we Q, 1, ,f I 2 . LZ I Q if Us twii.. ,, la 5 55 fs I 4' it M354 Q . Ny I 43 IV 9, ,rf , K -A? C, N as A 'Q' '4 . E M we g f N , , 4 gf may VV ' I U Mfyflixg' Md? Q 5 7 f 9 1. W, , , J, M 4 1' , . .44 My 5 v qw affw 5 1. ' gi Z 5 ,az 2 S0253 f 8 'fm an ' I , f 21 ' ' S' A : 3, 'X xJg5 'E , M.. 'fi - ,gun , . I 4 1 H, I r . 1' 1 JEEA' I il ' ', . Q A w. 5 S 4 7 'G E w 4 Q ' asa JN 4' i Sx - ' ,A -ai ax I I W x f l ' f17 ,' Mx. f x f . ' F f W Q: ,mfr ,V I ' ' , ef, , Ii :1 ' W 5 54145555 N B-TEAM BASKETBALL SQUAD ROW l: Eddie Gray, Tim Espey, Mike Walls, Steve Gray. ROW 2: Eugene Hogan, Leroy Williams, Philip Bowling, Ken Colvert. Ronald Thomas, Al- fred Connor. Loss of two players handicapped the B-team. In spite of extra effort, the season was not success- ful. 9l ' H I ' H V - . if v r ' ' - , V- , V. .,,, f, - - K - ' In+eres+ Increases In Spring Qporis - Pleasant, cool spring afternoons turned into hot days as the baseball season drew to an end, Led by the pitching of David Vann and Bob Cain and the consistent hit- ting of Bill Flowers, the Brownies finished the season with ll wins and 6 losses, I 967 Scoreboard Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley Jones Valley --- ll Lanier ----- --6 ---l5 Lanier--- --3 --- 12 WesrEnd-- ---5 ----2 Banks--- --5 ----2 PhoenixC. - '- O ----5 Ensley--- - 12 --S Besselner-- -- 4 ----6 WestEnd-- ---3 ----5 Banks--- --4 - - - -1 Woodlawn- - - -6 ----3 Ra1nsay-- -- O ----O Ensley-- --2 -- - -5 Phillips-- -- 7 -- --4 Shades V. -- - 14 ----2 Woodlawn-- --1 -- - -3 Woodlawn-- --O ----3 Besse1ner-- -- 4 VARSITY TEAM ROW 1: Walls, Barron, McElroy, Reach, Martin, Ingram, Snider, Wil- loughby, ROW 2: Vann, Hodges, Hopper, Flowers, Hardin, Green, Cain, Brock, Tennis and Track Round Oui J.V.'s Alhleiic Program In 1967, tennis was added to our athletic program, Many difficulties had to be overcome, including the lack of tennis courts. Midfield came to the rescue by providing the use of the City's facilities. Coach Bob Hag- gard coached the team, This year's prospects look even better as the team lost only a few sen- iors. The team consists of: ROW 1: Bobby Mitchell, Jackie Butler. ROW 2: Ron- ald Pridmore, Walter Johnsey, Jerry Parton, Robert Evans, Mike Culpepper. Not shown: Ronnie Casey, Johnny Col- burn. TRACK The Brownie track team f6'7J had a very successful season. Brownie cinder men finished No. 2 in the City and No. 2 in the County. Three of the reasons for this record are shown below as Mickey Thomas makes the final sprint in a winning 440 relay, and Rickey Hancock and Joe Brown show excellent form in two of the field events. The Brownie proudlg GQ , g' xi X . . , Ali saluies ouisianding plagers X Y G . , ,1 ,4 JERRY BARRON JIMMY MARTIN JIMMY ROSSER Lineman of Statc Award PUIYCF Of WSSR, QB Club IOHCS Valley Captain Most Inspirational Player Jones Valley Captain All-City, All-Metro A11-City All-City, All-Metro All-State, All-Southern A11-3tate, A11-MCUO All-State All-American H A f S I Q 1 ft ...Q-.ni ll-J TERRY COLLINS ILALPH BROCK JOE SNOW Player of Week All-City All-Metro, HM All-City All-State, HM All-State, All -Metro, HM 94 Ouisianding achievemeni in schoIarship.Ieadershi Choice of seniors in WHO'S WHO is based on a point system for scholarship, citizenship, and honors set up by our counselors. 1'oMMY FARR frightj B footballg B Club Varsity football National Honor Society Science Clubg Track Club Valedictorian BOBBY MITCHELL fbelow lefty National Honor Society President, Vice-President Band All-City, All-State Band Math Assistantg Tennis Team County Government Day Valedictorian JIMMY ROSSER fbelow rightj National Honor Society B and Varsity football, track Track Clubg V Clubg Captain football All-City, All-Metro Football Team All-State Footballg All-American Post Herald ,If . ., -f-hmwfr-f 96 niasln g nlnsnnjy vin place for six in Senior Who's Who 1968 Wadi Wwgawmv LARRY EVANS Qabove lefty President National Honor Society B and V football, baseball B Clubg V Club Student Councilg BROWNIE STAFF Science Clubg Senior Club Citizenship Tour JERRY BARRON Qabove rightj Vice-President National Honor Society Vice-President Student Council President Senior Class, Senior Club Vice-President V Clubg Junior Favorite Varsity Sportsg All-City football team State Lineman ofthe Week BETH HARMON Qleftj Treasurer Student Council Head Varsity Cheerleader Sports Clubg Junior Civitans Gym Assistantg Senior Club National Honor Societyg Y-Teens Junior Favorite Parisian Teen Board 97 Wanda BriHon and Jimmg Marlin are name Z Q 3 I Wanda BriHon In the annual search for royalty and beauty sponsored by the Art Department, a panel of judges picked two well-known seniors to reign as Mr, and lxliss Jones Valley, 1968. WANDA BRITTON, a finalist in last year's COIIICSI, was nanied Miss Jones Valley, JIMMY MARTIN, an outstanding member of the football team, was named Mr. Jones Valley ,. aol, . llr. and Miss Jones Valleg of 1968. K , B Q 3 E 2 w 1 Q Q- ., gafsagwm at 2 l L34 k Y Q f - - - - nl 1-. gfmk HE? gy 1 wfizgg. :V ' Q 1 Q 3. fig! 'f'Xaf 2 . sw 1-C' t 3 Xyiffiil, ,2 12 111 1 ,N X ...I-3,t5,355, x I weary - it fi- , . s fuiisawfw . -1, : w E .,:,., ,, in 3' tttggmggggawktv Ewwfwwtwwwwgwws VA: x -5. 5 ig .1 ,,,w., Amia Graham First Alternate Ka+hg Moore F -wg :4 352- if 1 I WN: WI, .5 ,L ,J wg wx f Q rg. , T Q - MXH . . V fi ? H. Z Classes l0I James PiHs and Chergl Hodges win ooveiee James is active in Varsity Football, is a member of the V Club and Senior Club, and is president of Junior Civitans. Cheryl was elected D A R Good Citizen- ship Girl, is a member of the Senior Club, Jr. Civitans and Hopkins' Y-Teens, and is on the Brownie staff. RONNIE ABBOT ROSS AKERS JIMMY ALLEN He of Senior Class favoriies. l. Q' .mavvff WAYNE ATCHISON JERRY BARRON JUDY BATES CHARLES BAUCOM DONNA BEARDEN LINDA BEARDEN PAULA BELCHER TERRY BLACKWELL RONNIE BLAKNEY WANDA BRITTON ELSIE BROWN JOE BROWN Class of 1968 places order for 168 moriar boards JOHNNY BURGESS CORA BURRELL DIANE BUTLER JIMMY CASTLEBERRY MIKE CAUDLE WILBUR CLECKLEY DELOISE COIN LINDA COLBURN MQW WAYNE COLEMAN IEAN COLLIER TERRY COLLINS 'W' S HIRLEY COOPER IO4 Would gnu believe ihai Senior rings are here? E05 Qiudeni Council presideni, Jack Laughlin. dive p ier, X s sl, s. 1 Jack Liinghlin, our student council prosidcnt, is fast becom- N L , T .1 ing ai celebrity. l-lis diving Leach- STEVANA DWIRE -' s , ' cr is Mr. Carlos DcCubas, an in- A K Q structor at Birmiiigliain-Southern WILLARD ECHOLQ I ,AV E N.-..-...fr and iorinur coach ol' the Cuban Olympic diving tcani. Lick has had offers from more than twenty colleges. A list of his :d i g g .- 'klt iff. si honors appear on page 107. JAMES EDMONDSON PAULA EDNEY 'si was L i 2.-:aug LARRY ED WARDS BILL ELLIS T i K :'P N4 . -J mme-iv' i' CAROLL uiiis .Q--F -as 1 LINDA ELLIS if sl: 'ABF IO6 ns Wag foward a scholarship and ihe Ulgmplcs Jack has won 30 first-place trophies Some of the meets are: National Junior Championship State High School Championship Q21 State Open Championship Q61 Region 3 National Championship Southern Area Championship Q21 Southern Blue Ribbon Q25 Little National Championship Q25 Southeastern High School Gulf States Championship Q29 CHUCK EVANS LARRY EVANS TOMMY FARR IANET FARRIS JIMMY FARRIS DIANE FARSACE DAISY FULLER IANE FULLER CANDACE GANN sf r A i:,iM,m,n5.,.,...Q,44Kiav wut, N . - 7 nw' iffy . Reiurn of senior piciure DAVID GARDNER it JANICE GLASSCOCK Xxx, Jerry Parton and Kenneth Snider find it easy to ad- mire two handsome pictures. MIKE GOAD ANITA GRAHAM SHARON GRANTHAM JILL GRAY JOHNNY GREEN SHERRY GREEN ,wmv 1. l08 neans exciiemeni. complimenis. and empig 8 Q0- Y -dw ...,...-ff Q:-.-JY -f' ff'-'wr fi Q' vh- Q'Z1Tf' Win' 'M ' '7' 'E IANIE HEMPHILL RO NNIE HILLEY - EDWINA HALL DARRELL HAMILTON RONNIE HAMM PAULA HAMPTON MARTHA HARBUCK BETH HARMON BECKY HARRIS RONNIE HARRISON VIRGINIA HAYES blllfolds. Dy,,,..,.., Look but don' BENNY HOPPER TOMMY HOPPER STAN HUDSON TERRY HUGULEY LINDA JENKINS DEBORAH JOHNSON t touch, Stanley I To a Iowlg Junio C HERYL HODGES DAYMON HOLCOMBE f . 53. 5-qw Q1-7 -0' .va-O 4,,,,,.,J' H9291 'W-saw Q- U . ze Q! 7' O O I ,gg ' - iv ieniors can boasi of having made if a+ Iasf! A In ,, L, wwf I IINL , ,gg , , ...naw-P' PHYLLIS JOHNSON DEMETRA JONES SUSAN KIZZIAH TIMMY KITCHENS MIKE LANCASTER IACK LAUGHLIN RANDY LEIGH CALVIN LEMLEY MIKUL LEONARD BILL LILES CONNIE LITTLE SHELIA LITTLETON Honor Socieig iaps I8 seniors for membership LAWANDA PETTYJOHN taps a surprised and excited WLLLARD ECHOLS. GENE LOGAN RICHARD LOVELADY CARLA LOWRY JIMMY MARTIN' DENNIS MCDONALD PAUL MCILWAINE .f A, sl I :N-4' QTMTTD 55-qv Qt? 'bk ACT iesi given io 75 college bound seniors WILLIAM MERCHANT DON MILES WINONA MILTON JOHN MINOR ROBERT MITCHELL SYLVIA MOORE BARBARA MORRIS JANET MORRISON JUDY MURPHREE PAULETTE NELSON RAY OWENS JANET PARKER agne Afchison escoris a verg happg girl - GERALD PARTON WINSTON PATE CAROL PENFIELD GLENDA PERTEET SUSIE PETERSON LAWANDA PETTYIOHN RICKY PHILLIPS JAMES PITTS RICHARD PRICE FRED RAYMOND CHERYL REED IEAN RICHARDS , 1- K I ,,,, ,, V. , M l-27' T f : 1' 'Q Jw mgw I- J s-iff? 13 HW --Af' .J-07? WI' ,- R ,pin HUD Rarbara Morris, our new Homecoming Queen 3. TERRY RIGGINS Q, ,,,,,,,, WILLARD RILhY 'UTD CATHY RITTMAINN 4.4 JIMMY ROGERS Gy! e JIMMY ROSSER ff- e ,ff . X' . f ' v 1 X Il5 Tommg Farr and Bobbg Muichell mamiam fot DIANE RUSSELL DIANE SCREWS STEVE SHARPE JUDY SHELTON BRENDA SHORTER BRENDA SIZEMORE BOBBY MITCHELL and TOMMY FARR have worked to maintain their A averages during four years of college prep courses. They were rewarded by being chosen as Valedictorians. Tommy is active in varsity sports. He plans to attend the University of Alabama and major in engineering. Bobby devotes much time and energy to the band of which he is President. He hopes to major in engineering at Florida or Ala- bama. Both Tommy and Bobby are members of the HONOR SOCIETY. ears of ihose big, beauiiful, hard-io-gei A's! --QQ 1- ' V 'quam ,,,, -f' Q-041' -in-..,, 'vb X tr! CHARLES SMITH DORIS SMITH KENNETH SNIDER .IO ANN SNOW .TOE SNOW PAULETTE TARPLEY DELORES THOMAS MICKEY THOMAS JUDY THOMPSON TREASIA THOMPSON PAULETTE TITTLE KATHY TOOPS Caihg RiHmann is presenied award for makin CATHY RITTMANN has won many scholastic honors in high school. She is Treasurer of the Honor Society, President of the Science Club, a Commended Na- tional Merit Scholar, and a Phi Beta Kappa scholarship finalist. This year the title of HOMEMAKER TOMORROW is added to that list. To get this honor, Cathy made the highest score on the Betty Crocker Homemaker test given to all Senior girls. DAVID TORBERT EUGENE TOXEY ELISE TRADER TERESA TURNER WANDA TURNER JANIS VOEGELI hlghesi score on Homemaker of Tomorrow es JUDY WALLACE DONNA WALLS CHARLES WALLWORK PAM WEATHERBEE GRETHEL WEBSTER LARRY WEIR WALLACE WESSON HARRISON WHISENANT JOE WHITE DEBORAH WIER DEBORAH WILLIAMS ELIZABETH WILLIAMS JIMMY ROSSER ----- Jerrg Barron IS 1968 Sensor Class presudeni Officers JERRY BARRON - - - - - WAYNE ATCHISON ---- JOHNNY BURGESS- ----- DORIS SMITH ---- - FRANCES WILLIAMS LANETTA WILLIAMS CAROL WILSON JEANNIE WOMACK JOYCE WOODS ALMA JEAN WRIGHT VICE Pres1dent Terri and Hassel prove +0 be perennial Favoriies Chosen by the Junior Class as their favorites are Terri Gladson and Hassel Walls. Terri is a member of the Y-Teens, Junior Civitans, and Red Cross. Hassel is a member of V-Club, Jun- ior Civitans, and the Student Council of which he is vice-president. He plays varsity football and basketball. Ronnie Acker Stanley Akers Cindi Allen Barbara Ambus -LL UM- Dcbbie Atchison Q.-4 l2I Ronnie Bailey Darlene Baker Roger Barger Joy Bark Karen Barnard Qixleen Juniors plag on Varsifg squad of 67 Cathy Bartleson Linda Bearden Leroy Belcher lxlyra Benton Crystal Berry Sherry Boger Jenny Booker Danny Brasher Ralph Brock Marilyn Brown Cissie Bruer Debbie Brunson Brenda Buffkin Deborah Bullard Cliff Bush Jackie Butler Billy Cain Bobby Cain Steve Calvert Merriatte Cameron Mike Cammeron Ricky Campbell June Canada Lawana Carpenter Ronnie Casey Mike Cater Ronnie Charles Pat Church Patricia Cleckley Ken Clements N 15' 2 Q ., ' 1 t' 65 'a 4 Fw 4 Iv- f X. N X-'Kd' if fm I f x qs It 'wa y i5f3,w?. fw --...., ,I l fi ii' vi he Ki '1 S X f ,mia F22 .lumors plag bug pari ln successful season I ll just take my football and go home if Joe Moon and Ralph Brock are the best of friends, and both play an important part on the team as they work togjcther as center and quarterback. Sharron Clowdus Johnny Colburn David Cole Marilyn Collins Susan Cooper Jack Cornelius Francie Costanza Willie Craig Ricky Crocker Bobby Crow Billy Croxton Cleophus Crumpton Mike Crumpton Mike Culpepper Janet Culwell Where did ihe Juniors go? Enrollmeni now 262. Karen Davidson Carol Davis Darlene Davis David Dennis Bobby Dickinson Tim Dotson Solon Dunn Larry Earnest Mike Edmonds Dale Edwards Donald Edwards Tommy Edwards Linda Ellis Ginger Elrod Ann English David Evans Marilyn Farscae Debbie Fields Velma Finch Eddie Forester Paula Franklin Brendalyn French Kathy Galemore Jimmy Garner Don Gillespie Jan Gipson John Gipson Wayne Gipson Terri Gladson Jimmy Goodwin nfl' 1 ft! b' 2 q A 1- 1 .1 X n i 4 1 9 W Q l ,gas V , 7 ,1 M ant-, F K. wi-v 4Xe if . , J A 5 ,given Miiffgif' 1 up . 5 A fiaiisffieyrp ,, :qs',,vis5g?'-ss I24 ll Juniors anxiouslg wail for whai 69 will bring Phyllis Gray Leon Green Terry Green Darrell Hamilton Brenda Hamm Ricky Hancock Bobby Hand Dorothy Hanson Barry Harmon Becky Harris Roger Harrison Panricis Hart Sandra Headly Kenneth Hendrix Daisy Henton Doug Herring Mary Hibbler Glenn Hill Tommy Hobson Sharon Hocutt Chemisirg proves a big experimeni +o Juniors Nina Holsombeck Cheryl Howard Mary Jane Howard Sandra Huguley Joanna Hutchison Joel Jimrnerson Sandra Iollnsey Wayne Johnson Debra Jones Leon Kendrick David Kennedy una King Donna Lackey Bruce Lambert Gary Lavender awe . A an 4+ fn, 'I 4 M 1 ,ffm fv- -L... . .v 5 SE 1 , 1 4 Q' wx M. .', 5 v-r y 'L R, , . -r 3 gf gr ,, '- ,,., W , ' -4... sig X kizf V. ' 1 idd ,M ,.,. 'Z' 1. I26 emucals +es+ iubes formulas add +0 confusion Jimmy Lee Robert Lever Linda Lindsay Lorenzo Lipscomb Leroy Little Brenda Long Jim Long Kathy McBrayer Cathy McCormick Calvin McCurdy Brenda McLean John McReynolds Patricia Manley Judy May Robert Mayfield Susan Meadows Angela Means Douglas Merrill Steve Metcalfe Diane Miclcle Betty Miller Charles Miller David Minor Joe Moon Eddie Moore Kathy Moore Andy Morris Wayne Myers Bill Neal Glenn Nichols 6- L me A I Jerry Parker Diane Parsons Pat Patrick Delilah Payne Fenece Perry Sherri Pierson Teresa Pike Terry Pitts Ronnie Poe Walter Pollard Deborah Pope Glenn Porter Linda Praytor Ronnie Praytor Joyce Preston Kaihg Moore KATHY MOORE represented Jones Valley, and represented it well, in the Miss Fire Pre- vention contest. She competed with girls repre- senting all city schools for the title. Kathy is a cheerleader and a member of the Sports Club and Junior Civitans. reign 'bf l28 n ' S Miss Fire Preveniion for all Birmingham. Ronald Pridmore Mike Pugh Susan Rector Marion Reed William Reed Q 1-N Francis Reeder Marcella Reese Kathy Reaves Donna Reynolds Marilyn Robertson Q-7' Wayne Rockett Yvonne Rucker Benny Russo Linda Rye James Sailors W -:vw 1' 'xv Xa' lim Richard Schmidt Susan Sewell Debbie Shields Clyde Shipman Norman Shumaker David Sizemore Debra Smith Marty Smith Stan Smith Tommy Smith ...V-ff -we Wilma Smith Toby Spain Eugene Stinnett Dalphinia Stough Diane Stricklin I29 Rish Wood chosen +o fake Ciiizenship Tour Lane Snringfellow Carol Tate James Taylor L. T. Thompson Barry Tiller Norma Toxey Nancy Trimble Barbara Turner Diana Turner Rex Turner Vickie Tyler Charles Valekis Becky Waldrop Lazara Wallace Sandra Wallace Hassel Walls Ann Watkins Sandra Weatherbee Larry Webb Richard Webster Kenneth Weldon Donna Whaley Bruce Wiggins Marjorie Williams Paul Williams Linda Wilson Mike Wilson Linda Womack Rish Wood Norman Wooding in 'YW Qai,ifrvrr1llifa sy ,Q 5, R Qophomores enjog ihose Iazg orazg school dags lf' 'X 5. ps H K, A A Wvg, -14 fn..-wa. A K- ,,!.v:4'Qm74 ,mx 9 as :r.qg:ff':it:w,a:'?5i, it N 'ffs55,i'1-Ja,-fxs2+,fi'42 2 5 ' V135 Aizsfgfw. if ' ' l A ' 3 if W lx t , ,a.,,,, 71 ,J 'N-ur' D JA K s o A as 3' 'nn f ii, A it , ,ff I 'Li-.? ','v 3 w , illilf ,gf 'r,a 1L,. ,g wa ,V ,V -,P 4- ,A , 1 lr Q : W .hir la A 7 I . QQ B . fi A f -3 , M W Q 5 fi ., , 3.31, V551 34 6 4 lar' r, , 3- Us I :Z f' 1 1 ,- ry :zz 'WJ' 'R sf I 3 9? 4' Q 'K 6111 Q 4 . 'fn x fi 15 -1 ' ' J.,-.2 '4E l gm F s. s ' ' zvvya ff aa .. ? 2 r -...af Y' , f wig. ,,,i Um Eddie Abate Diane Abercrombie Geary Allison Bill Alvison Roger Alvison Douglas Anthony Terry Askew Bonnie Bailey Allyn Baker Danny Bales Faye Bales Jim Ballard Martha Barnett Linda Barron Delton Bates Donald Bearden Deborah Bell Ernie Bergen Judy Berryhill Virginia Bibb Bobby Birchfield Cindy Bishop Mark Bishop Willie Blackston Randy Blair Patsy Bobo Debbie Bond Linda Boover Phillip Bowling Brenda Brantley Buddy Brantley Frank Brown Leland Brown Judy Buckner Johnny Burrell Kathy Butler A+ pep rallies, Donald Cain Charles Card Kenny Chesser Ann Coin Kenneth Colley Carolyn Collins Larry Collins Ken Colvert Alfred Conner Lenora Cook Carol Cope Cathy Cowart James Cowart Terry Creel Kathy Crocker Janice Deese Debbie Dollar Deborah Dudley Sharon Dunkin Harold Dunson Mona Ellard Debbie Elliott JoAnn Elrod Denise Epperson Tim Espey Richard Evans Wanda Evans Gerald Feagin David Ferrell Randy Flynn Debra Foster Jimmy Fox Frankie Franklin George Fuller Nancy Fuller Steve Gannaway Debbie Gardner Paula Garner Deborah Garland Sheila Gates Susie Gellness Linda Goad Cathy Graham Virginia Graham Eddie Gray Steve Gray Alberta Green Dennis Guthrie xy as Z if me Q Z. 41 we sophomores boosi school spir C r fx f f ka uf -f F 'F' I , 'Y 2 .1 r rii Q J., if 1 i A ly. iv,:.,fT . r S f .N r to y - -,N E 1 ' so K i 1 M tl 3 K 2 'Iii lin-v 5...-V rw-. 'K fa T7 , A I32 fiih 312 powerful and enihusiasiio voices! I33 Billy Hadden Gayla Hanson Randy Harris Sandra Hartley Leon Haslip Sharon Hatcher Betty Hatfield John Herndon Gwendolyn Hibbler Debbie Hicks Linda Higginbotham Terry Higginbotham Mildred Hinton Eugene Hogen Kathy Horn Patricia Houston Kerry Hoven David Hufham Paula Hurd Miriam Jackson Brenda James Daniel Jenkins Wilbert Joe Alphonso Johnson Barbara Johnson David Johnson Gail Johnson Kathy Johnson Jerry Johnson Harold Jones Debra and Mike SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Debra Milton and Mike Walls were elected Sophomore Favorites by popular vote. Debra, who is a cheerleader, also is an active member of Mrs. llopkin's Y-Teens and the Junior Civi- tans. Mike, a member of Junior Civitans, plays B-Team football and basketball. Among other honors, these two were also elected MR. AND MISS CONGENIALITY in the Mr. and Miss Brownie contest. 6 s 1 ' , Z -,'jf. If, M: ...,,.-j ,, .s35'Y?g : gy Wx. -f -' Q' 4 4321 :fezrg J : o.,,4,.s-W Roland Jones Ronald Jones . Ronald Jones 5, A 'W Qt Sheila Jones Sylvia Jones Joan Keasler Tommy Kendrick Belinda Kennedy Johnny Kennerly - 'P' 4' Danny Kircus Debbie Lancaster Eddie Lanier Glen Langner Phillip Legrone ip Donna Leslie ', 'L ,F Q, a, N ri Carolyn Little I -. , David Lollar ll'7' Ann Long Larry Lucas Mike Lowrey Billy Lyle Laura Lynn Nancy Lyons Kathy Manning v.-,3 Jqafmw A 3-' .. ff ,rr I 1 ,. 'fi 'QI' IX4 -'rin N .,.a Y est., 1 t .'w:f'E 'F- in Q1 'f Annual recalls fond memories of fun and plag X . , f:,, 9. i Q 9 v.. ., .ff-M , ff KW 2 lr , , N it fr f t tr A - 'W Q I Z 5243 -Q. . ,5,,M,. . . iw, -al - -, f NW va ,K ,, -F4 ,-W , , lyl, Q 3 ,, ' l ff F C Q yi Vk VI V if if , 2 ls if if a as X G Ma ,l,, Q gh MK 1 his l35 Mike Manley Carl Martin Larry Matthews David May Jesse McAlpine Jerry McCluskey Jarvis McGhee Jimmy McKay Kay McKerley Debbie McSweeney Mary Meadows George Merchant Nita Metcalfe Jack Miles Jerry Miller Kay Miller LaDon Miller Kennith Milton Cortez Mixon Sandra Moorer Carol Morris Garry Morris Mike Neal Nathaniel Newsome Richard Nichols Robert Nieters Anita Nixon Christine Nixon Jennifer Orange Katie Owen Nancy Paige Renee Pate Judy Patterson Frank Patterson Sheila Patterson Ronnie Payne Qophomores cram school aohvlhes mio hgh Joyce Perteet Connie Pettyjohn Herbert Phillips Karleen Phillips Rita Pinkston Billy Platz Patsy Pledger Eddy Plott Linda Plyler Bubba-Prantl Gary Pratt Mike Price Christie Ray James Reeves Larry Reaves David Reed Terry Reid Danny Richards Frances Richardson Kathy Ridley Jimmy Roberts Nancy Robertson Gail Robinson Larry Robinson Kent Rush Linda Salter Verona Sample David Sanders Kay Sanders Mary Sanford ra 3 if , 4 5 sri J fi me schedule wiih lime and energy fo spare ' rf, Nh' 1' 4:- 4-f 1 K, 13? ,f N r J YV . J, P ri ' Q ,ffm I .Q ' 1 jf' J fx , J ' I AX , xx if , gs pa 'wr Q 3 1 5, N45 if Ei' -wx ' Diane Schrader Brenda Scogin Belinda Scott Phil Screws Linda Shore Brad Smith Denise Smith Donnie Smith Janice Smith Jimmy Smith John Smith Marie Smith Barbara Smitherman David Spain Sandra Spain Jimmy Spann Patricia Spigner Allen Stewart Vicky Story Gary Stringer Greg Stubblefield Jackie Swinney Danny Tatom Deborah Thomas Faye Thomas Patricia Thomas Ronald Thomas Willie Thomas Debra Thompson Dorothy Thompson Eva Thompson Larry Thompson Larry Thornton Jim Torbert Willie Trice Jimmy Tuggle 3' W-f' j jf' ' E .W+-2'-.,wLAr4..ar1W H ' T wg X , I W J, , x is y by W .jg x 'K' V. fr ,, .,- I X Rl' A . ,W , r ri Qophomores sag We'd rafher fighi lhan lose Joanne Tyler Irma Unglerwood Bobbie Walden Chuck Waldrop Gene Walker Gene Whatley Mike Walls Collins Warren Pam Warren Esther Washington Belinda Watson Mary Lou Watson Mickey Watson Terry Weaver Dale Wesley Barbara Wesson Bobby Wesson Donna Wesson Leon Williams Leroy Williams Marilyn Williams Mike Williams Earnest Wilson Deborah Witt Bobby Wornaek Lois Woods Tibitliia Woriord Janice Wormley Deborah Wright Johnny Yarbough Mary Zannis Tony Zito xn- 'X g V I ff ,mx ir, , xx A 1 K 7 T ' I , , Q . , L -is A P. 5 I 5 K 2 Jh Q0 'Y K .vi W E 'sf ' Diane and Craig crowned Mr. and Miss Brownie In the annual beauty pageant held just before Christmas, Diane Burnette and Craig Thomas won the title of Mr, and Miss Brownie of 1968. Diane is a member of the Student Council and the Y-Teens. Craig belongs to the B-Club and is a member of the B-team football squad. r 2' X-2 QQQ' Sk Bill Abercrombie Gracie Alfano Ronnie Atchison Harry Aultman Randy Austin Donald Bailey Jerry Bailey Benny Bakane Michael Baker Glynda Ballard Anne Balls Edward Belcher Carol Bogan J 1 Jackie Booker Q, fl Joe Borough A Lee Bragan Lamar Brannum Bobby Britton l39 'Are you a member of the President's team? In their physical education classes, fresh men are learning what physical fitness means! Victoria Broadman Barbara Brown Michael Brown Judy Brown Becky Brown Ricky Buffkin Diane Burnette Tommy Burroughs Patricia Burpo John Burson Linda Burton Bill Butler Gary Byram Karol Carpenter Jimmy Cargile Albert Carr Wendy Cater Celeste Causey Brenda Chappell Vanessa Chappell Denise Clark Barbara Clay Bobby Clowdus Magnolia Coats Debbie Cole Robert Colley Susan Connor Dianne Costanza Rhonda Crittenden Beverly Crocker Velma Crumpton Marcia Cunningham Debbie Darden Bruce Dawson Eleanor Day Elaine Dean ,ff r f -'... 'f ' ...' - ' ra at 4 -, K 1 5. 1 Freshmen boosl school spirii Freshmen are most enthusiastic supporters of our team and enjoy making posters and locker signs to build school spirit. Butch Updike, however, seems more interested in the camera at the moment! 1 Kenneth Devaney Af JV e. V Dale Douglas , 3 Ronnie Driver L r ' A 9' Arvetta Dudley V , A A 2, Nano Duke ff . Y E5-22 Paula Duncan 4 :1fb'ffff::1:s-sz?-.4 Roberta Dunson Belinda Dyer Michael Edwards Mary Jo Ellis Diane Finkley Phillip Franklin David Gardner Johnny Gardiner Marsha Gary Jimmy Gentry Patsy Gipson Jackie Grady Danny Green Vicki Green Danny Grubbs Joel Grubbs Cynthia Hall Eunice Hall Max Harbuck Ellen Hartley Diane Hartsfield David Hays Artasker Hearns Debbie Hemphill Deborah Higginbo Rodney Hignon Carl Hill Dennis Hill Nelda Hilley ': '--fif' Jenny Hoffman I4I Girls enjog friendlg compeiiiion For Miss Brownie Shirley Holland Rebekah Horn Cynthia iiulsey Louise irby Sherry Isbell Johnny Iaekson Rita Jrreques Preston Jenkins Will Jenkins Lawrence Johnsey Lrrkbnza Johnson Nathaniel Johnson Erie Jones llirrvey Jones Brenda Jordan Stanley Jordan Miehael Kassouf Alan Kelley Peggy Kendrick Judy Kersh Dennis Kizziah Robert Klinner Lora Laeey Brenda Lake Cynthia Langner Deborah Lassetter Debbie Lantrip Vanessa Layne Charles Ledbetter Charles Leverette Robert Lewis Shirley Little Jo Ann Lucas Richey Lousaine Sharon Lyons Donny Martin kj' I il li. ifreshrnen girls got their real thrill as they prepared to go on stage for the MISS BROWNIE COHIUM. Dianna Costanza helps Jackie Booker to be pieture p er leet. 142 , X ' A 9 , , X .K S f KN : L W A . it Freshmen alwags think of something +0 Dovie Maston John May Dwight Mayfield James McAlpine Nolan McAlpine Frank McAnnally Ronnie McBrayer Barry McGee Ricky McGough Edwina McKinney Kenneth McMillian Vickie McSweeney Steve McTyeire Ronnie Michael Carol Miller fr X J if r - Patricia Mixon as Gary Monk Crystal Morton sz C m.,.:.,,a+.fr'f1 'i'm 5 ,ga , Roger Nesmith Reginald Newsome Robert Nichols Connie Oliver Cindy O'Quinn Bennie Owens Barry Pate Cecil Pate Juanita Pate sr Theresa PM a . Fred Patrick Angela Parker I' af iii K Big Lauren Parker Sharon Parsons Tommy Penfield Oscar Pharo Deborah Pickett Katrina Pickett rt. C r y XF Prevent the hlahs ! Take Alka Seltzer. cure ihe blahsl Frosh beauiifu school . . . prove +heg're proud of H' Freshmen help to clean up Jones Valley, and Ralph Plyler seems to enjoy doing his part to beautify the school. He is busy painting cabinets in the Choral room. Larry Pickett Mike Pickett Sherri Pilgreen Jay Plaia Ronnie Plough Ralph Plyer Brenda Poe Phyllis Pope Debbie Powell Alan Pridmore Billy Quinn David Reach Wayne Reogner Betty Rollins Patsy Rosser Gwendolyn Ruffin Brenda Salter Donna Saunders Cathy Schuster Shelia Scott Marsah Serbury Diane Sherer Bruce Sims Cecil Smith Lynda Smith Mary Smith Myrtle Smith Patty Smith Sherri Smith John Smitherman Sandra Smithey Debbie Snider Joe South Diane Spearman Jacqueline Steele Roland Stewart it it , i iiiyy S , W K W4 isii s 't.y irrii A f 1:i ii ii ' ' W,,,,WX,i,w4a4,.fff4 .uxg ,ww i. L W I Freshman girls add finishing touches as they prepare to go on stage for the Miss Brownie Pageant A freshman Diane Burnette, won this title Dennis Strange Patti Stuart Richey Stubblefield Gary Swain Everette Taylor Craig Thomas Donna Thomas Patti Thomas David Thompson Paul Tiller Debra Tittle Cynthia Tolbert Lynne Torbert Beverly Trimble Larry Tucker Anita Turner Sheryl Underwood Forrest Updike Linda Veitch Pat Vernon Brenda Wadsworth Annette Walker Terry Walker Jackie Wallace Diane Walton Elbert Walton Maurice Washington Chris Watts Joan Watts Gloria Webb Sherry Weir Sandra Wilder Alan Williams David Williams Ernestine Williams Goldie Williams Marg and Max are named Freshman Favoriies FRESHMAN FAVORITES MARY GARDINER, a brown-eyed blonde was chosen by her classmates as Favorite of the freshman Class. She is a member of Y-Teens and serves as bank teller for her homeroom. MAX HARBUCK was chosen favorite boy of the freshman class. He is in the Choral Club and the B Club. He plays B team football and freshman basketball. Max also represents his homeroom in the Red Cross Club. PICTURES NOT SHOWN: Glen Davis Mary Gardiner Paul Hancock Roger Isbell Mike Jones Shirley Kilow Elliot Wilson Robert Wilson James Wood Jan Wood Polly Wright Pat York Edward Young Pete Zanuis t,,, ,ss sq, f ,- ,G ca s-Aa--are 1 We Piss Ty Q ie as A 5 1. ,,r-. rr : Marie Zimmerman Vickie Mann Mike McElroy Sandra McHugh Ronald Melton Joyce Miller Susie Mixon Cecil Nash Karen Nelson Diane Nobles Charles Pitts Julia Platz Jimmy Webb I46 fx 1' us. f 1 y Index RONNIE ABBOT B-Football Hi-Y 102 ROSS, AKERS B-Footb all B-Track Key Club 102 JIMMY ALLEN B-Basketball B-Track B-Club Track Club 102 WAYNE ATCHISON Pres. , Sec. , Choir Swimming Team Medals State Choir Mr. Brownie Gun Club Gymnastic Team 103, 115, 120 JERRY BARRON Honors, 37,43 46, 59, 97, 103, 120 JUDY BATES 103 CHARLES BAUCOM V-Football V-Track Pres. V-Club Jr. Civitans All City Track City County Track 103, 59, 62 DONNA BEARDEN Sports Club P. E. Tournaments Treas. Red Cross Secretarial Club Honor Society 43, 103 LINDA BEARDEN F. T.A. Y-Teens 103 Iisis honors Jr. Achievement Talent Show Fashion Show Home Ec. Club 103 TERRY BLACKWELL Gun Club Fresh. Basketball B-Club 103 RO NNIE BLAKNEY Gun Club V-Club B-Club Track Club B-Track V-Track 103 WANDA BRIT TON Sports Club Senior Club Jr. Civitans Miss Brownie Frashman Favorite Miss Jones Valley Homecoming Court 34, 39, 70, 98, 103 ELS IE BRO WN Sports Club Choir Club Banker Office Assistant P. E. Tournaments V.P. Jr. Homeroom 47, 103 JOE BROWN V-Club B-Club Track Club B-Pole Vault V-Pole Vault Champ State Track 103 JOHNNY BURGESS Jr. Civitans V-Basketball V. P. Senior Club Jr. Class Treas. 46, 88, 104, 120 and pioiures CORA BURRELL Sports Club Track 104 DIANE BUTLER Home Ec. Club Red Cross Club Sports Club P. E. Tournaments Fashion Show 104 JIMMY CASTLEBERRY Hi-Y Drawing Club Basketball 104 MIKE CAUDLE Library Club Art Club Choir Bank Teller Speech Club Pep Club 104 WILBUR CLECKLEY B-Football B-Club Hi-Y Treas. 104 DELOISE COIN Home EC. Cl. Pres. P. E. Tournaments 104 LINDA COLBURN Monitor P. E. Tournaments 104 WAYNE COLEMAN B-Football Freshman Favorite Pres. Hi-Y Monitor 58, 104 JEAN COLLIER Y-Teens Senior Club 104 I47 seniors TERRY COLLINS B-Football B-Basketball B-Track V-Club Jr. Civitans Senior Club Art Club HM All-Metro All State 62, 94, 104 SHIRLEY COOPER Choir Chaplain Secretarial Club Basketball Team Bank Board Fashion Show Office Asst. Home EC. Club 47, 104 JOAN CUNNINGHAM Speech Club F. T.A.: Y-Teens P. E. Tournaments Newspaper Staff Sec. Club Treas. 54, 105 CECIL DAVIS V-Track Track Club Hi-Y Gun Club Speech Club Mech. Dr. Choir 105 DOROTHY DA VIS Art Club Y-Teens 105 LARRY DAY 105 PAUL DOLLAR All-State Band Band Officer BROWNIE Asst. Ed. Newspaper Staff Boys' State Thespian Honor Society Senior Club 43, 48, 72, 105 PAULETTE DOSS Red Cross Club Bank Board Y-Teens 105 LARRY EDWARDS Jr. Civitans Senior Club B-Football B-Track V-Track Monitor 106 BILL ELLIS Sec. Student Body Hi-Y5 Gun Club Student Council 106 CA RO LE ELLIS Jr. Civitans Sec. Senior Club Office Assistant Sports Club Secretarial Club Honor Society Choir 43, 46, 47,106 LINDA ELLIS Sports Club Home Ec. Club Gun Club Fashion Show 106 CHUCK EVANS Fresh. Basketball .IIMMY FARRIS V -Track B-Track Fresh. Basketball Gun Club Lab Assistant Track Club 107 DIANE FARSACE Library Assistant F. T. A. Secretarial Club Y-Teens Home Ec. Club French Club 107 DAISY FULLER IANICE GLASSCOCK Art Club Y-Teens Newspaper Staff Candy Striper 39, 108 MIKE GOAD B-Track B-Basketball Fresh. Basketball Track Club B-Club 108 ANITA GRAHAM Majorette Newspaper Staff Sports Clubg F. T. A STEVANA DWIRE F. T. A. Red Cross Club 106 WILLARD ECHOLS Bus Driver Drawing Club Honor Society 43, 106, 112 IAMES EDMONDSON Student Council 106 PA ULA EDNEY Pres. Sports Club Gym Assistant Brownie Mascot Thespian Senior Club Newspaper Staff P. E. Captains Homecoming Court 34, 39, 70, 106 B-Football B-Track B-Club Track Club Honor Society 43, 107 LARRY EVANS Honors 43, 48, 97,107 TOMMY FARR Honors 43, 96, 107, 116 JANET FARRIS Y-Teens Choir Band F. T. A. 107 ,..,. Y-Teens Senior Club Red Cross Gym Assistant Senior Club Miss I. V. Contest Choir Tumbling Team 107 70,74,99,108 JANE FULLER SHARON GRANTHAM , Choir Honor Society . Speech Club Annual Stafi Pep Club Band 108 Miss I. V. Contest Library Assistant JILL GRAY Monitor Y Teens 48, 107 A Secretarial Club CANDACE GANN Student Council Senior Club F' T' A' Honor Societ Band M , Y Home Ec. Club Llgougr 108 Red Cross Club ' ' 107 .IOHNNY GREEN DAVID GARDNER Monitor Track Football Manager 4 Drawing Club Mech. Drawing Club 108 108 SHERRY GREEN Library Club Library Assistant Y-Teens Home Ec. Club Red Cross 108 EDWINA HALL Speech Club Y-Teensg F. T. A. Sec. Secretarial Clubg Red Cross Newspaper Staff Senior Ed. Annual Honor Society P. E. Tournaments 43,48, 109, 54, 167 DARRELL HAMILTON Bank Board 52, 109 RONNIE HAMM Gun Club Senior Club V-Track Newspaper Staff 109 PAULA HAMPTON Head- V-Cheerleader Sports, Senior Club Soph. Favorite Sec. Soph. Class Gym Assistant Student Council Honor Society Annual Staff Secretarial Club Homecoming Court 34, 44, 71, 109 MARTHA HARBUCK Senior Club Speech Club Sports Club Library Asst. Monitor Candy Striper 109 BETH HARMON Honors, 34,42 43, 44, 70, 71, 109 BECKY HARRIS Sports Club Gun Club Home Ec. Club Red Cross 109 RONNIE HARRISON B-Club B-Football B-Track B-Basketball 109 VIRGINIA HAYES Bank Board Bank Teller Pres. Art Club Art Asst. Monitor 63, 109 IANIE HEMPHILL Senior Club Sports Club P. E. Tournaments 109 RONNIE HILLEY Choir, Ensemble Sec. Choir Club Art Club 109 CHERYL HODGES V. P. Y-Teens Senior Club Red Cross Annual Staff Jr. Civitans DAR Good Citizen Senior Favorite 39,48, 66, 102, 110 DAY MON HOLCO MBE B-Track Hi-Y 110 BENNY HOPPER Pres. Gun Club B-Football V-Football Monitor 110 TOMMY HOPPER Treas. Fresh. Class Senior Club V-Baseball V-Football B-Basketball B-Club Jr. Civitans B-Football 110 STAN HUDSON B-Track V-Track - Track Club Senior Club Ir. Civitans B-Club l B-Basketball l 110 TERRY HUGULEY Science Club Choir ,Club Choir 110 LINDA JENKINS Choir Choral Club Y-Teens 110 I49 DEBORAH IO HNSON Band Volleyball Tourn 110 PHYLLIS JOHNSON Speech Club Bandg Art Club Miss J. V. Contest Bank Teller Red Cross 111 DEMETRA JONES French Club Student Council Y-Teens Sports Club Senior Club Pres. Sec. Club Honor Society 43, 54, 111 SUSAN KIZZIAH Art Club Art Award Home Ec. Club 111 TIMMY KITCHENS Drill Team Gun Club Ill MIKE LANCASTER Senior Club V-Basketball 88, 111 BILL LILES pAUL NICILLVAINE V-Tennis JACK LA LFCIILIN Pres. Student Body Hi-Yg Art Club Student Council Senior Club All American Diving 42, 106, 107, RANDY LEIGH V. P. Fresh. V-Football V-Baseball Jr. Civitans B-Club B-Basketball B-Football B-Track 111 111, 160 Class CA LV IN LEMLEY B-Club B-Football V-Track V-Football 111 MIKUL LEONARD V-Basketball 88, 111 Fresh. Pres. Soph. V.' Pres. Jr. V. Pres. V-Football Senior Club B-Football B-Basketball B-Track 111 CONNIE LITTLE V. P. Sports Club Senior Club Jr. Civitans Student Council Newspaper Staff 71, 111 S HELIA LIT TLETON 111 GENE LOGAN Band Bus Driver Gun Club Monitor 112 RICHARD LOVELADY Gun Club Track Club Choral Club B-V Club Senior Club Newspaper Staff V-B Football V-Baseball 112 CARLA LOWRY Y-Teens Officer Senior Club Student Council Red Cross 66, 112 JIMMY MARTIN V-Sports V-Club Pres. Soph. Class Soph. Favorite Senior Club All-City All-State 37, 59, 84, 94, 98,112 DENNIS MCDONALD 112 Senior Club Red Cross Band Announcer Newspaper Staff Erench Club 112 WILLIAM MERCHANT 113 DON MILES Band V-Track 113 WINONA MILTON Senior Club Y-Teens Spanish Club 113 JOHN MINOR V. P. Science Club Newspaper Staff Gun Club Thespian 113 ROBERT MITCHELL Honors 72, 96, 113, 116 SYLVIA MOORE Y-Teensg F. T. A. Secretarial Club Red Cross Office Assistant Honor Society 43, 47, 1 13 BARBARA MORRIS Choir Homecoming Queen V. P. Red Cross Y-Teens 34, 35, 113, 115 JANET MORRISON Pres. Y-Teens Bank Teller Group Leader 113 JUDY MURPHREE Y-Teens Secretarial Club Pres. Library Club 113 PAULET TE NELSON Y-Teens Tumbling Team Red Cross English Assistant Honor Society Group Leader Candy Striper 43, 113 RAY OWENS B-Club V-Football V-Baseball V-Club 113 JANET PARKER Modern Dance Club Asst. Choreographer 113 JERRY PARTON Senior Club Student Council Honor Society 43, 108, 114 WINSTON PA TE 114 CAROL PENFIELD Choir V. P. Choir Pres. Red Cross Bank Teller V. P. YFC 34, 114 GLENDA PERTEET Y-Teens 114 SUSIE PETERSON Y-Teens, Pep Club Red Cross Candy Striper Honor Society English Assistant 43,114 La WANDA PETTYJOHN Art Club Y-Teens Student Council Senior Club Honor Society Office Asst. Horne Ec. Asst. 43,47, 112, 114 RICKY PHILLIPS V-Basketball Senior Club B-Basketball B-Football 88, 114 JAMES PITTS V-Football V-Club V-Track Senior Club Pres. J. Civitans Jr. Favorite Pres. Jr. Class 57, 102, 114 RICHARD PRICE Bank Teller 114 FRED RAYMOND Drawing Club Monitor 114 CHERYL REED Pep Club Speech Club French Club Y-Teens Science Club Office Asst. Honor Society 423, 47, 114 JEAN RICHARDS Science Club 114 TERRY RICGINS Art Club Gun Club Band 11 o WILLARD RILEY 115 CAT HY RITTMANN Chap. , Pres. Science Treas. Honor Society Student Council Art Club Homemaker Award Phi Beta Kappa Finalist 43, 115 JIMMY ROGERS Senior Club V-Basketball B-Football B-Basketball B-Club Art Club Choir 62, 88, 115 JIMMY ROSSER Honors, 37,43 94, 96, 115, 120 DIANE RUSSELL Red Cross Y-Teens Library Asst. Pep Club Candy Striper 66, 116 DIANE SCREWS Head Majorette Y-Teens Senior Club Band 66,74, 116 STEVE SHARPE 116 JUDY SHELTON Fresh. Officer Student Council Jr. Civitans Y-Teens Senior Club Head Majorette Red Cross Band ,Miss Congeniality Candy Striper 74, 100, 116 BRENDA SHORTER F. T. A. 5 Y-Teens Student Council 116 BRENDA SIZEMORE Sec. Band French Club Senior Club 72, 116 CHARLES SMITH 117 DORIS SMITH Sports Club Senior Club Jr. Civitans Treas. Senior CI. Honor Society Red Cross 43, 71, 117, 120 KENNETH SNIDER Drawing Club Gun Club 108, 117 JO ANN SNOW Bank Teller Library Asst. 117 JOE SNOW B- Football B-Track B-Club V-Football V-Club Bank Teller Track Club 94, 117 SUE SPEARMAN Art Club Bank Teller Home Ec. Club Y-Teens Senior Club PAULETTE TARPLEY Pres. Y-Teens Sports Club Group Leader Pep Club Flag Bearer Band 74, 117 DELORES THOMAS Y-Teens 117 MICKEY THOMAS V-Sports V-Club B-Football B-Track Pres. Track Club Pres. Civitans Pres. B-Club Art Club All-State Track 62, 117 JUDY THOMPSON V.P. Home Ec. Cl Newspaper Staff 117 TREASIA THOMPSON Flag Bearer Jr. Class Officer Red Cross Senior Club Sports Club Student Council 74, 117 PAULETTE TITTLE V-Cheerleader B-Cheerleader Sports Club Senior Club Pep Club French Club 44, 117 KATHY TOOPS Sports Club Senior Club Red Cross 117 DAVID TORBERT 118 EUGENE TOXEY V-Football B-Football B-Club Honor Society 43, 118 ELISE TRADER Sec. Honor Society Band'Officer Y-Teens 'Senior Club Senior Ed. Annual 43,118,118 TERESA TURNER Y-Teens Secretarial Club Fashion Show Honor Society 118 WANDA TURNER Art Club Home Ec. Club Track Team 118 JANIS VOEGELI Y-Teens 118 JUDY WALLACE Senior Club Sports Club Secretarial Club Student Council B-Cheerleader Y-Teens 119 DONNA WALLS Senior Club Sports Club Bank Board Ir. Civitans Editor Annual V. P. Sec. Club Student Council 43, 48, 54, 119 C HARLES WA LLWORK Hi-Y Officer Gun Club 58, 119 PAM WEATHERBEE Sports Club Jr. Civitans Senior Club Gym Assistant 39, 70, 119 GRET HEL WEBSTER 119 LARRY WEIR B- Basketball B -Track B-Club Senior Club 119 JOE WHITE Science Club Choir Choir Club Red Cross Lab Asst. 119 DEBORAH WIER V. P. Sports Club Senior Club Speech Club Jr. Civitans Tumbling Team Candy Striper 119 DEBORAH WILLIAMS Home Ec. Club Y-Teens Chaplain Secretarial Club Monitor 119 ELIZABETH WILLLA MS Y-Teens WALLACE WESSON Annual Staff B-Football Track B-Track Bank HEY 48,119 119 FRANCES WILLIAMS HARRISON WHISENANT Student Council Band 120 Choir Red CFOSS LANETTA WILLIAMS Thesplan Red Cross Bank Board YQ-eens Drill Team 119 Home EC. Club 120 l52 ff' I me fix, I f 1- ' CAROL WILSON Art Club Y-Teens Secretarial Club 120 JEANNIE WOMACK Y-Teens Student Council Band Red Cross Newspaper Staff 39, 120 JOYCE Woons Y-Teens 120 ALMA JEAN WRIGHT Speech Club Newspaper Club Track Team 120 Adveriisemenis ,uk . K .. , ,M QVN- I+ Is Always a Perfeoi Dag or Nighi +o Shop ai Easiwood Mall Yes any day is a perfect day to shop at the beautiful Eastwood Mall. It is always a comfortable 73 degrees inside the Mall. Once inside the door you have access to sixty-nine stores Without having to give cold Weather, Wind, rain, or parking meters a second thought. Each store has only the customer in mind when looking for conveniences. Eastwood Mall is open every night till nine o'clock. NO WIND! , 4 V Q' --s.,...,.. ' ,- as J xl ,G b 0 co NO RAIN NO COLDI aslwood Mall M R5 NO RKING I E 'H Big Bread Eaters Eat Meriia Bread I55 3 Barber's Pure Milk Compang 2410 Seventh Avenue South Birmingham, Alabama l56 5. Serving Birmingham Since 1908 Hinkle Roofing al SHEET METAL, INC. I iJ,' if ' LhA l m 3- mp. 4. i '73 Q ,zum ' 3 U --fim. ei Roofing Siding Sheet Metal 639 First Court North Phone 328-6339 KiHg Lawson Organs At the Mali Coacn Harris receives the WVOK TEAM OF THE WEEK TROPHY. WVUK 690 on your dial i57 i Jones Valleg High School Majoreiies and Flag Bearers 1967-68 l58 QUE QSLKTFWQQ, UX dl B M10 E17 E FDC 'i17Y 'x RE 1. 1 Llvkl 5500 1690 Tuscaloosa Avenue S. W. West End Hemphill Plumbing And Sewer Service 534 Bessemer Super Highway Phone 786-3495 Midfield NEAL HEMPHILL QOwnerj The Friendly I Q Cafe Open 6 days a week - 6:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. Always a Pleasure to Serve You Dgess-Hibbeii Aihleiic House Dealers for Spalding - Wilson - Russell - Southern Powers - Sand's Sportswear Three Locations 1400 Znd Avenue North 252-8035 1578 Bessemer Road 787-0161 7404 lst Avenue North Call Information l59 Even the Annual Staff has its refuse! A. G. Foods 603 Avenue K Lipscomb, Alabama Phone 425-0933 AlIred's Cloih Barn 8: U.S. Post Office 901 5th Street Lipscomb, Alabama Phone 425-3150 Dress Goods, Draperies and Notions -- Linens, Hosiery, Infants' Wear, Giftware, I-Iandware CHQ of Lipscomb WILLIAM H. OLVEY - Mayor John Henderson Lipscomb Appliance Parts and Service Avenue K Lips comb, Alabama Liggeii Rcxall Drug Qiore Midfield Park Shopping Center Z6 Midfield Park Place 781-3649 781-3640 WHAT'S NEXT? Congratulations on your graduation.You might find a job with a f ' ' uture waiting for you at Southern Bell. Why not give us a call? SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH CO. I63 THIS AD IS DEDICATED TO HOPKIN'S Y -TEENS THE CHORAL CLUB THE SPORTS CLUB A FRIEND Rag Skewes Service CALL PAUL 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 425-0631 Nite 425-1680 188 Avenue K Lipscomb, Alabama Trade--Where - Your - Friend - Trades Ouilei-Siores Bessemer - Gardendale - Woodlawn Mariha Harper Beauig Care 1809 Avenue K Lipscomb, Alabama Logle Segmour JEWELRY COMPANY Magnolia Diamonds Teen Accounts Phone 425-3482 22 North 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama THE SENIOR CLUB of Jones Valleg High School is proud io offer Hs suppori of THE 1968 BROWNIE J gB Phone 787-1521 Bill Akers Oplician Phone 787-1521 Bama Appliance Service Refrigeration and Appliance Repairs 2029 Unit C. Warrior Road 5 Points West Office Center Birmingham, Ala. 18 Years Experience 3300 Cedar Ave., S.W HAROLD E. THOMPSON Birmingham, Ala Farris Grocery 904 5th Street Lipscomb, Alabama Guarantee Shoe Com pang 1910 2nd Avenue Phone 425-3156 Bessemer, Alabama 5 5 -5 5 5 E' ' w q 9' 'i 1 Fl' . . . Q 'H 5 T-5' lg 9 A wp .. V Building Materials I I XZ? .7 ,,., -o-'lf an - ,... : .M ' ml , I., iiii 'N-A A A for every need ' l g 5 , 3 5 A pf E 9 B A No order too small 4 V . '71 ' swf V-- W or too large L W. A. Belcher Lumber Cc. 2305 Jefferson Avenue, S. W. 787-4626 Open 7:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. 781-1471 Saturday 'til 12:00 Noon I66 Q 1 5 2 Ken and Chuck get some of those noisy potato chips from Edwina Golden Flake 110 South 6 Street 323-6161 I67 Frank Chamber's Engraving Compang Midfield Volkswagen his Y Elgli. ca n I I I 549 Bessemer Super Highway Midfield, Alabama 788-2494 Jerrg Burgess SERVICE STAT ION 100 Woodward Road Midfield, Alabama 785-9434 An+hong's Shell Service 2400 Pearson Avenue 781-9267 Powderlg Drug Company 1512 31st Street South West Birmingham, Alabama R09 Smiih Agency R. L. Zeigler Company Phone 786-6321 Seasoned to Please Meats 1644 Bessemer Road Central Park Birmingham, Alabama 35208 Bessemer, Alabama ROY E. SMITH JR. . Tillman-Levenson The Qhuri Shop The Store of Perfect Imperfects The SOU-th'5 Most Unique Department Store 2054 Lomb Avenue Neal. Five points West lst Ave. to 2nd Ave. PARK Dick Webb Insurance Inlersiale Qecuriiies Compang Agencg Finance , . Cars, Furniture, Loans Fire -- Life -- Auto Good Student Discounts 1900 lst Avenue North for A al B Students Birmingham, Alabama 35203 V311 der Burgh, Inc., Dress Shop 786-9474 Casual and College Clothes MIDFIELD PARK SHOPPING CENTER O BIIRNIINGIPIABI. ALA. 35228 lm I69 Town gr Counirg Furni+ure 1319 Bessemer Super Highway Birmingham's Most Distinctive and Picturesque Furniture Store LiHle+on'S Markei 2927 Darthmouth Avenue Bessemer, Alabama PuokeH's Hardware Compang Houseware - Gifts - Garden Shop Lumber - School Books Sylvania - Olympic Color TV and Stereo RCA - Whirlpool - Magic Chef Appliances 4900 Gary Avenue Phones 4902 788-1614 4904 788-1615 Powderlg Cleaners Bill Canant Quality Cleaners 3101 Ensley Avenue Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop New Shoes - Shoe Repair R. W. PHILLIPS SR. Tl-IELMA E. PHILLIPS Owners 1815 2nd Avenue North Bessemer, Alabama 425-3641 N E 0 N Tx '-F DI IE ESIGNIEQ Dial 252-6167 Plastic Signs . Sign Erection . Show Cards . Metal Letters . Porcelain . Truck Lettering . Cold Leaf CHARLES N. JONES - - Pres. EARNEST E. LANCNER - - Vice Pres. 631 2nd Ave. , North . . . And here is another one about the traveling salesman. 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