Litchfield High School - Talon Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1979 volume:

TALON ’79 Lire rff LITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Table of Contents Theme 2 Activities 7 Sports 41 Organizations 65 Administration m Classes 99 Ads 131 s So I’ll take with me — The memories to be my sunshine after the rain. It’s so hard to say goobye to yesterday rrw_.j i ,.. ,'. HOMECOMING 1978 Junior Maids and Escorts: Lisa MeKelvey. Keith Smith; Angela Baker. Vann Tubb: Rcna James. Bruce Hall. Freshman Maids and Escorts: Jose (ion ale . Cissy Gray; Ray Mullinax, Mindi Robinson: Chris Collins. I chelindria Weatherly. Senior Maids and Escorts: Oakley Patterson. Lisa Wright; Jimmy Abel. Katie Sophomore Maids and Escorts: Kim Sturdivant. Victor Valentine; Delcina Freeman; Clark Hall. Sheila Bryant; Rodne) Haley. Belinda Bonner. Davis. William Hester: Traci Pearson. C lay Johnson. 8 Homecoming Day, November 3, 1978, began at 7:00 with a breakfast for the faculty, football players, band members, homecoming court, cheerleaders, and SGA officers. THE BIG DAY WAS UNDERWAY! ! ! 10 12 First Place in the float competition was won by the Junior Class. Frosty brings in the 1978 Litchfield High School Christmas Disco. Litchfield gets down with the sounds of “Disco Unlimited.” 13 French Club Junior Civitans KeyGub The lead-out festivities for our 1978 Christmas Dance were sponsored by the Inter-Club Council of Litchfield High School. The cou- ples represented the membership of each club. 14 Annual Staff Band Honor Society FHA Litchfield High School’s Mr. Miss Merry Chirstmas. 1978. Mr. Johnny Thomas and Miss Marisa Stanley ' ' “SS 15 — rDaiymd tfoJusiVeL fir ifjitchfitU SHt,jh S:ho The coat-of-arms for Litchfield High School was designed exclusively by Litchfield students and Josten’s Inc. The coat-of-arms was presented to Mr. Richard Williams by Mr. Ray Kinney, a Josten's representative. VALENTINE DISCO WOMANLESS BEAUTY PAGEANT Ann Johnson; left, is introducing our lovely ladies at our Beauty Pageant which was spon- sored by ZETA Psf EPSILON and PI DELTA PHI. A contribution from this pageant was given to the yearbook. OUR BEAUTIES BEING PRESENTED 19 21 Our Disco Fashion Show was sponsored by the Litchfield Key Club. The music was provided by Bill Bar- ron of Q104. The fashions which the models wore were from Foxie’s Fashion of Glencoe. TWIRP COURT 79 The guilty parties arc sentenced to passing water balloons by the heartless judge. Oakley G. Patterson, and his court. Wendell Jenkins and Greg Dickson get back to the country in a down home peanut rolling contest. With the sentence passed. Rose Alldrcdgc watches as Teresa Hibbs gets a shower with shaving cream. On your mark, get set. GO!!! for the three legged race. The water balloon throwing ended up with everyone soaked. 22 Teresa Tolleson and Katie Freeman try very carefully to change lifesavers from one straw to the other: Tim Newton breaks the rules and uses his hands instead of his nose in the tissue rolling contest: A real life shootout with water guns: Johnny Thomas raises his hands as it seems he has a question to ask Scott Baker: Mrs. Hibbs says. Open wide. as she feeds pudding to Mrs. Alldredge. 23 Top left: Willie Ross and Renay James can’t seem to get their act together in the three legged race. Top right: Lee Smith threatens vengcnce on the twirp court. Middle left: “May I have this dance?” seems to be the ques- tion on Scott Baker’s mind. Middle right. .. . And their off! Bottom: Good catch Debra! 24 Litchfield’s 1979 Coronation Ball began with Marisa Stanley as the master of ceremonies, while the group, “Snapfinger,” provided the entertainment for the evening. The stage was set and all the elements were there to provide an exciting evening on the “Stairway to Heaven.” 26 FRESHMAN FAVORITES Beauty Cissy Gray escorted by Kingsman Ray Mullinax Tehelindria Weatneny escorted by Todd Douthard Mindi Robinson escorted by Kevin Muskett Tony Hanson escorted by Greg Dickson SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Kyla Norris escorted by Victor Valentine 28 Charlotte Atchley escorted by Chris Collins Gina Stafford escorted by Joel Samuels JUNIOR FAVORITES Lisa McKelvey escorted by Richard Lee Terri Brown escorted by Clay Johnson Beauty Angela Baker escorted by Kingsman Willie Ross Claudia Patterson escorted by Jose Gonzalez Gia Johnson escorted by Larry Jeffers 2? SENIOR FAVORITES Cheryl Fox escorted by Lance Williamson 30 Lisa W right escorted by Johnny Thomas Renay James Angela Baker escorted by escorted by Willie Ross VannTubb Deanna Everett escorted by David Ferguson Leslie Berry escorted by J. Mullinax Belinda Bonner escorted by Kenneth McCants 31 Sheila Bryant escorted by Donald Wooley Katie Freeman escorted by Mike Lawley 1979 CORONATION KING Kenneth McCants JUNIOR AND SENIOR PICNIC Lake Haven was the site of our last gather- ing as the Juniors and Seniors meet together one last time. HONOR’S DAY On this day, the entire administration and student body came together to honor the seniors. Graduates were given awards for their outstanding achievements and duties. Outstanding Senior Marisa Stanley Perfect Attendance 1967-1979 Mark Brown Art Katie Freeman Citizenship Vanessa Weatherly Perfect Attendance 1978-1979 Junior Civitans Kelvin Huff, Mattie Walker, Mary Coats. Sherry Calhoun, Gwen Thornton, Cheryl Bishop Ivy Hardy. Yearbook Honor Society Special Recognition Honor Society Model Student Debbie Byrd and Marisa Stanley Pam Chamblee Cheryl Fox and Phillip Mayne Business Lee Smith DECA Home Economics State Winners Wilhemina Kindell and Michaele White and Lisa Wright Debra Sharpton Science Debbie Byrd Sorority Delta Kappa Sigma Katie Freeman Government and Economics Debbie Byrd Office Aide Lisa Wright and Lee Smith Grade Point Average 90 or Above: Vanessa Weatherly, Lisa Wright, Gwen Thornton. Marisa Stanley. Lee Smith, Oakley Patterson. Randy Nunn, J. Mullinax. Lisa Lyles, Dennis Lightsey, Wilhemina Kindell. Angie Gramling. Katie Freeman. Mary Coats. Pam Chamblee. Sherrie Brown. Cheryl Bishop. Debbie Byrd. Not Pictured: Judy Nickels, Belinda Bonner. Deanna Ever- ett, Jeanenne Barnes. Mathematics: Angie Gramling, Jimmie Abel, Debbie Byrd. Senior Class Officers: J Mullinax. Oakley Patterson. Lisa Wright. Not Pictured: Belinda Bonner. Cheerleaders Marisa Stanley Lee Smith Lisa Wright Katie Freeman Sheila Bryant Ivy Hardy 37 On Honor’s Day, eight seniors received scholarships for their accomplishments. Some received a scholarship to colleges in or near the Gadsden area. Others received a cash schol- arship from different organizations to the college of their choice. Debbie Byrd Gadsden State Marisa Stanley Gadsden State Alpha Iota Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Christine Edwards Gadsden Business College Oakley Patterson P.T.A. Angie Gramling Jacksonville Sherrie Brown Jacksonville Lee Smith Local and State Professional Business Women J. Mullinax Gadsden State Litchfield High School has two students who brave all sorts of weather every school morning and afternoon to raise and lower the American flag. A special salute is given to Bobby Lindsey and Sonya Clayton, the seargeants-at-arms of the Litchfield Jr. Civi- tans. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TAP-IN As each senior member prepared to sur- prise their respective inductees, the stu- dents body’s anxiety to see which students would join the society grew more and more. One by one, each new member signed the roll until, finally, all the new names were made known, and the new Honor Society joined together for a picture. 39 After the Tap-In. a reception was held in honor of the new members. The present members, parents, and teachers also attended. 40 (sports) Litchfield High School starts the 1978 football sea- son with its first varsity meeting and disappointing loss to the Emma Sansom Rebels. Wooley, looking for a receiver. The Eagle defense anxiously awaits the Rebels. Craig Tinker scores the lone touchdown in our victory over Ft. Payne. In an attempt to gain yardage against Gadsden High. Scott Baker is brought down by a Tiger defender. As the clock dwindles to one second. Ft. Payne's hopes for victory was diminished. Litchfield regroups against Gadsden High. 44 Litchfield's 1978 state play-off chances were elimi- nated by the Glencoe Yellow Jackets with a heart breaking 14-13 loss. Lance Williamson, number ten, escorts Donald Wooley downfield as the Eagles attempt to score against the Yellow Jacket defense. Litchfield’s Willie Davis collars an Etowah Blue Devil as the Eagles fly to victory. 45 Johnny Thomas, number 63, and Sam Horton, number 54, stun Southside’s running attack. Donald Wooley escapes Hokes Bluff defenders for a long gain. Donald Wooley runs for yardage against Southside. Litchfield gains ground as Donald Wooley eludes Hokes Bluff's defense. 46 Lance Williamson receives player of the week from the Gadsden Times for his efforts against Gadsden High. It is presented by Head Coach Steve Clay. Donald Wooley received player of the week by WGAD for his performance against the Glen- coe Yellow Jackets, in which he gained 276 yards. n Willie Ross goes up for an easy lay-up against the Ashville Bulldogs. Donald Wooley is pursued by an Ashville Bulldog as he brings the ball down the court. Eagles take a break in the game against Ashville. 49 Floyd Valentine lays the ball in over a Ft. Payne defender. Bo Evans looks to pass the ball to a teammate in Litchfield's win over the Ft. Payne Wildcats A Wildcat fails in his attempt to block Don- Larry Jeffers goes for a jump shot against the Wildcat aid Wooley’s shot. defense. 50 Floyd Valentine and Willie Ross wonder if Bo Evans will make the free throw against Centre. Kenneth McCants' lay-up is a sure thing as the Eagles defeat the Warriors. Willie Ross contributes two more points to the Eagle victory. Kenneth McCants takes jump shot over the out- stretched arm of a Jacksonville Eagle. Right: Kenneth McCants gets sandwiched as team- mate Donald Wooley takes jump shot. Jacksonville loses the ball under the pressure of Litchfield’s pressing defense. 52 Willie Davis goes for two against Gadsden High. Donald Wooley flies high over a Gads- den High Tiger. Bo Evans takes an easy shot against the Floyd Valentine skies high over a Tiger defender. Gadsden defense. 53 54 1978 9th GRADE JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Kevin Muskett dribbles down the court against the Ft. Payne Wildcats. Leroy Edwards and teammate Trent Norton anxiously await a rebound against Ft. Payne. Greg McCants puts up a shot against the wild- cats. Trent Norton and Leroy Edwards look on as fellow Eagle Victor Valentine takes a jump shot against the Wildcats. 1979 LITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM Scott Baker cracks a hit against the Gads- den High Tigers. Steve Salvador dives for first base after a pick off attempt by the Tigers. 57 Willie Davis awaits the pitch from Gadsden High. A Centre Warrior tries to steal first base on Steve Salvador. Willie Ross gets a hit off Centre. 58 1978-79 LITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM. 60 1979 LITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' TRACK TEAM. Coach Croft watches as the race against Gadsden progresses. John Ford gives it all he’s got to clear the bar in the High Jump competition. Lorinza Thomas misses the tape by inches for a disappointing second place in the 100 yard dash. like Holcomb demonstrates the tech- nique used to hurl the discus against Gadsden High. Rodney Haley starts the first leg of the Mile Relay. Bo Evans and Trent Norton sweat out the Mile Run. 61 Litchfield brought an end to its 1978-79 sports sea- son with an All Sports Banquet on May 4 at Gads- den State Junior College. The guest speaker was Alabama's Reginald Mule” King. 62 Mr. Williams was present to give his thoughts of the past school year and its memories. Sherry Calhoun is awarded Most Valuable volleyball player by her coach. Mrs. Teresa Hibbs. Awards for the 1978-79 Basketball season were: Donald Wooley. Free Throw and Rebounding awards. Bo Evans. Field Goal and Consistency awards. Kenneth McCants. Leadership award. Mary Coats receives Most Valuable Player award for her performance on the Girls' Basketball team. It is presented by her coach. Mr. Mike Utter. Awards for the 1978 Football season were presented to: Lance Williamson for Outstanding Offensive player. Don- ald Wooley. Most Valuable Back. Lynn Townsel. Most Valuable Offensive Jr. Varsity player. Sam Morton. Out- standing Defensive player. J. Mullinax. Most Valuable lineman. Awards for Most Outstanding Cheerleader were presented to: Lee Smith. Ivy Hardy, and Marisa Stanley. 63 BASEBALL LHS adsden High towah xl'o d okes Bluff 12 South si« Southside Hmrffa SfffHor ---- - Gadsden High C entre 6 Glencoe. Centre 0 Hokes Bluff LHS 4 Area Tournament: Centre FOOTBAI Enlma Sansom Centre Guntersvill Ft. I- Payne i Gadsden High Talladega Countv G lencoe Southside Hokes Bluff IS Jr. Varsity .18 Elowajfcr 0 22 Hokes Bluff 0 14 Gadsden High Mhertville j|fl 6 20 14 Glencoe 12 16 Emma Sansom 8 Gadsden 11 Emma Sansom M 8 13 i 65 (organizations) SGA OFFICERS Activities • Purchased mirrors for restrooms • Sponsored Homecoming • Won Basketball promotion by Gadsden State Jun tor College • Sponsored Coronation Ball Left to Right: Mrs. Clay, Bobby Lindsey. Ricky Jester. Gwen Thornton. Mrs. Usry. Mary Coats. Silting: Rodney Tucker. Marisa Stanley. Katie Freeman. SGA REPRESENTATIVES The S.G.A. Representatives is composed of five stu- dents from each grade level. They take part in al S.G.A. activities including fundraising and decision- making. Row I: Billy Hurst. Ivy Hardy. Alvin Calloway. Traci Baker. Sally Tubb. Mrs. Clay. Row 2: Wen- dell Jenkins, Bill Allen. Wilhemina Kindell. Claudia Patterson. Tcressa Wooten. Alice Collins. Row 3: Mrs. Usry. Dennis Lightsey. Vicki Giles. Jeff Stith. Todd Glassco. Johnny Thomas. OFFICE AIDES LIBRARY AIDES Row I: Nancy Borgestrode. Tchclindria Weatherly. Row 2: Cheryl Smith. Susie Clower. Teresa Scales. Teresa Bradford. Tern Roberson. Lisa Brown. Row 3: Ms. Durham. Ken Heard. John Allen. Keith Massie. Ron Achimasi. 67 Left to Right: Teresa Tolleson. Renee Burgess. Dawn Rowan. J. Mullinax. Anne Griffith. Johnny rhomas. Suzie Reynolds. Jose Gonzales. Claudia Patterson. Marisa Stanley. Oakley Patterson. Lee Smith. Scott Baker. Sheila Bryant. Belinda Bonner. Mrya Wyatt. The Office Aides play an important part in the everyday office functions of Litchfield High School. These students run errands and perform many useful services. The Library Aides assist Ms. Durham in a variety of tasks including everything from sorting and filing books to keeping the library clean. JR. CIVITANS Activities • Decorated bulletin board and passed maps out to new students • Helped teachers prepare for opening day • Sponsored Homecoming Car • Sponsored Twirp Week 79 Row I: Karen Kelley. Belinda Bonner. Keith Smith. Marisa Stanley. Craig Tinker. Janice Douth- ard. Alice Collins. Row 2: Kim Lindsey. Traci Baker. Salk Tubb. Cissy Cray. Kim Jester. Todd Glassco Row 3: Judy Barger. Julie Tinker. Connie Pancll. Chantelle Cline. Terri Roberson. Cheryl Bishop. Sonya Clayton. Row 4. Anita Patrick. Cheryl Thompson. Cathy Davidson. Deborah Cox. Lowell Dooley. Row 5. Dawn Rowan. Mrs. Harden. Rodney Tucker. Bobby Lindsey. Jeff Stith. Billy Hurst. Row 6: Oakley Patterson. Mrs. Clay. Hoyt Casey. Mickey Smith KEY CLUB Activities • Chartered in fall of 1978 • Sponsored Homecoming Car • Sponsored Valentine Dance • Sponsored Disco Fashion Show Standing: Jennifer Cox. Lindy Minton. Jill Barron. Cindi Morgan. Jeff Stevens. Frankie Shew. Sit- ting John Hanson. Dixie Coker. Susan Smith. Glenis Pruett. Charlotte Atchlcy. Gina Clayton. Kyla Norris. Chris Cox. Mrs. Mitchell. Tim Newton. Kenny Lawley. Susan Palmer. Jimbo Reed. Kelli Betterton. Standing in Back: David Tidwell. The members of ihe Future Homemakers of Amer- ica arc concerned with promoting the joys and satis- factions of homcmaking and strengthening the fam- ily unit. Their motto is “Toward New Horizons.” Sitting: Darnella Smith. Alecia Rawls. Tammy Stout. Emily Brasseale. Standing: Mrs. Johnson. Timi Patrick. Chantelle Cline. Tern Roberson. Carolyn Pruitt. Sharon Hall. Diane Rogers. Mrs. Jacobs. 69 Row I: Lindv Minton. Carolyn Connell. Cindi Morgan. Lee Smith. Jackie Moon. Susan Fulmer. Tcressa Wooten. Gloria Kyle. Mark Thompson. Row 2: Sherrie Brown. Glems Pruett. Susan Smith. Randy Nunn. Billy Hurst. Sharon Brooks. Pam Bynum. Ramona Mincey. David Eubanks. Row 3: Mrs. Traylor. Carolyn Pruitt. Cheryl Smith. Lisa Wright. Katrina Dams. Cheryl Boozer. Dennis Lightsey. FHA The FBI.A is one of the largest clubs at Litchfield High School. During the year, they have worked very hard to improve the business department and better the students knowledge of the business field. The Litchfield FBLA had two winners at the District FBI.A Contest in Huntsville. They were Carolyn Pruitt, who won second place in Typing I. and Pam Bynum, who won third place in Shorthand I FBLA UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA MU ALPHA THETA MATH CLUB MATH TEAM Row I: Darrel Roberts. Row 2: Oakley Patterson. Cheryl Bishop. Deanna Everett. Angie Gram- ling. J. Mullinax. Gloria Jackson. Randy Nunn. Row 3: Lee Smith. Debbie Byrd. Jimmy Abel. Pam Chamblce. Pam Bynum. Hoyt Casey. Bobby Lindsey. Row 4: Keith Smith. Mansa Stanley. Larry Jeffers. Anne Griffith. Vanessa Weatherly. Belinda Bonner. Alice Collins. Angela Baker. Row 5: Keith Redman. Rodney Tucker. Renay James. Mary Coats, Mike Holcomb. Billy Hurst. Row 6: Jeff Wagnon. Bry an Johnson. Mrs. Harden. Jeff Crain. Craig Tinker. The Math Team is composed of six of the highest scoring and quickest students in each of the courses of Geometry. Algebra II. and Trigonometry. They compete in local and state-wide math tournaments and represent Litchfield well. The Math Club is Litchfield's newest club. It is a nationally recognized organization with us member- ship composed of students enrolled in the higher math courses of Algebra II and Trigonometry . Each student is required to maintain a certain grade point average in his respective math course as well. Sitting: Mrs. Harden. Row I: J Mullinax. Debbie Bvrd. Marisa Stanley. Jimmy Abel. Cheryl Bishop. Angie Gramling. Row 2: Keith Smith. Anne Griffith. Angela Baker. Rodney Tucker. Billy Hurst. Bobby Lindsey. Row 3: Todd Glassco. Brenda Jackson. Mindi Robinson. Ray Mullinax. FRENCHCLUB INTER-CLUB COUNCIL The purpose of the French Club is to enhance a cul- tural interest among the students who are taking French or anyone who is interested in French speak- ing cultures. Their goal is to promote a better under- standing of these ideas. Row I: Mrs. Bishop. Darnell Hughley. Sharon Hall. Tommy Gilmore. Orlando Isom. Jennifer Taylor. Row 2: Greg Coats. Alvin Calloway. Wayne Walts, Chris Evans. Bo Evans. Row 3: Brenda Hadden. Rhonda Green. Cheryl Thompson. Anita Patrick. Sharon Walden. Row 4: Derek Johnson. Jeff Stevens. Frankie Shew. The Inter-Club Council is composed of the Presi- dents of all the organizations at Litchfield. They coordinate all activities to prevent conflicts between each organization's planned activities and fundrais- ing projects. The Inter-Club Council also sponsored the 1978 Christmas Dance. Seated: Jennifer Cox. Rodney Tucker. Alvin Calloway. Dawn Rowan. John Hanson. Ken Riley. Standing: Janice Faulkner. Tern Roberson. Marisa Stanley. J. Mullinax. Dennis Lightsey. Mrs. Clay. DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club is composed of students interested in learning acting techniques. In their first year, the Litchfield Drama Club captured second place at the Etowah County Drama Festival and Suzic Reynolds was named Best Actress. Row I: Joey Butler. Row 2: Darnell Hughley. Alfreda Spencer. Rosalyn Hardy. Tanya Smith. Lynn Kelly. Mrs. Mitchell. Row 3: Brenda Robinson. Sonya Valentine. Jackie Lowe. Cathy Wil- liams. Susie Clowcr. Karen Kelly. LAMBDA SIGMA SCIENCE CLUB Activities • Purchased shades for the Science Department rooms • Sponsored the annual inp to Six Flags for Science Club members • Sponsored a trip to the University of Alabama for Engineering Day Row I: Kim Lindsey. Traci Baker. Sally Tubb. Cissy Gray. Timi Patrick. Diane Rogers. Roger Allen. Alvin Calloway. Row 2: Steve Salvador. Oakley Patterson. Cheryl Fox. Sonya Clayton. Dawn Rowan. Todd Glassco. Kim Sturdivant Row 3: Craig Tinker. Gloria Jackson. Jose Gonza- lez. Suzie Reynolds. Angela Baker. Rodney Tucker. Susan Davidson. Renay James. Row 4: Ken Riley. Alice Collins, Laura Thomas. Mrs. Cole. Derek Johnson. Lowell Dooley. Jennifer Taylor. EXPLORERS Row I: Kevin Muskelt. Karen Kelley. John Hanson. Suzie Reynolds. Ray Mullinax. Row 2: Christine Edwards. Chiquita Knowles. Jeff Stith. Mrs. Mitchell. The Explorers is a newly organized career club at Litchfield High. During the year, the planned several trips for club members including one to Mentone. Georgia for snow skiing and another to Panama City. Florida for a weekend in the sun. DECA Row I: Mitchell Childers. Ken Riley. Debra Sharpton. Leslie Berry. Jeanenne Barnes. Bo William- son. Van Tubb. Mr. Oravet. Row 2: Ken Brown. Jeff Higginbotham. Darryn Bolding. Jimmy Sewell. Sonny Paul. Scott Cook. Steve Bradley. Row 3: Cindy Panell. Donna Jones. Kim Ponder Thompson. Terry Manos. David Gowens. Clay Johnson. Darryl Bolding. Row 4: Susan Palmer. Michaele White. David Ferguson. Susan Marshall. Theresa Beacham. Jan Bladorn. Terri Brown. Row 5: Tuleca Crowley. Felicia Harrison. Sonya Valentine, Gia Johnson, Alice Johnson. Melvin Huff. Kelvin Huff. Row 6: Vicki Giles. Chiquita Knowles. Bridget Southerlin. Brenda Woods. Anthony Ash. Row 7: Lynn Johnson. Paul Ellis. Allen Bowman. John Turner. Mike Gray. Byron Moore. Barry Cherry, Jerry Cannon. Richard Lee. Steven Melson. The DF.CA Club is Litchfield’s largest active club. Their purpose is to develop future leaders in Market- ing and Distribution. The Litchfield club had two State DECA winners. They were Michaele White, who won second place in the Finance and Credit written event, and Debra Sharpton. who was a final- ist in the General Merchandise written event. I' The Choral class at Litchfield is composed of musi- cally oriented students who have a great interest in vocal performance. STAGE BAND Row I: Traci Baker. Cathy Davidson. Bill Allen. Tommy Brothers. Ivy Hardy. Blake Whitten. Jimmy Sewell. Row 2: Susan Davidson. Cynthia Johnson. Gwen Thornton. Onelia Hope. Rosalyn Smith. Kaye C hristian. Row 3: Judy Balcomb. Sherry Calhoun. Wilhcmina Kindell. Cleo Pearson. Damon Douthard. Mr. Lister. Rodney Haley. Sitting: Anita Patrick. Row I: Hoyt Casey. Russell Johnson. Row 2: David Tidwell. Bobby Lind- sey. Row 3: Mike Smith. John Allen. Choral The Stage Band is composed of some of the best musicians in the Litchfield High School Band. Eiach student is thoroughly interested in the field of music. They perform a program of jazz and popular music to many local organizations. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row I: Randy Nunn. Lee Smith. Marisa Stanley. Debbie Byrd. Rodney Tucker. Row 2: Bobby Lindsey. Pam Chamblee. Angie Gramling. Cheryl Bishop. Belinda Bonner. Vanessa Weatherly. NHS NEW MEMBERS The Litchfield High School National Honor Society is composed of the few students that fit all the quali- fications of leadership, service, scholarship, and character. Six new members were added to the roll in 1979 at the annual tap-in. The Litchfield chapter engaged in many projects throughout the year to fur- ther prove our spirit and devotion to the ideals of the club. Row I: Sherri Brown. Teressa Wooten. Billy Hurst. Judy Nickels. Lisa Lyles, Lisa Wright. Susan Davidson Flag Captain Ken Riley Drum Major Lindy Minton Rifle Captain FLAGS, First Row: Alice Collins. Susan Davidson. Laura Thomas. Second Row: Carolyn Pruitt. Dawn Rowam. Kyla Norris. Third Row: Cathy Davidson. Cindy Patterson. Tracy Ford. 77 RIFLES. Sitting: Sherrie Brown. Cindy Morgan. Standing: Ramona Mincey. Lindy Minton. Connie Rollins. Charlotte Atchley. American Flag: Glenis Pruett. LOW BRASS. Greg Rutherford. Charles Sikking. Curtis Fuller. Reginald Hatcher. Russell Johnson. Lowell Dooley. Mickey Smith. Derek Johnson. PERCUSSION. First Row: Michael Jenkins. Tim Newton. Second Row: John Hanson. Scott Helms. Robert Smith. Wayne Watts. TRUMPETS: Bobby Lindsey. John Allen. Rodney Tucker. Edgar King. Sieve Coffey. Jeff Stub. Allen Endress. Anthony Haley. WOODWINDS. Kneeling: Chuck Decker. Traci Baker. Anita Patrick. Sonya Clayton. Susan Smith. Jennifer Cox. Standing: Bill Allen. Sharon Walden. Cheryl Thompson. Tammy Stout. Mike Smith. David Tidwell. Hoyt Casey. Judy Balcomb. 1978-79 ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: Connie Rollings, Janice Faulkner — Editor-in-Chief, Tim Newton — Business Manager, Cheryl Fox, Kim Harding — Class Editor, Ramona Mincey, Lindy Minton, Rodney Tucker — Clubs Editor, Vanessa Weatherly, Cheryl Boozer. Phillip Mayne — Assistant Editor. Not Pictured: Tim Howie, John Hanson. The 1978-79 Talon Staff would like to extend a note of thanks to everyone who helped in any way to make our 79 Talon a success. A very special thanks is given to Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Evans, and Mr. Williams for their hard work and cooperation. The past year was truly a trying one, but despite all the problems we came out on top by producing the best Talon yet for the number one student body of Litchfield High School. Thanks, Janice Faulkner, Editor 1979 Talon Staff 1978-79 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ivy Hardy Ann Johnson Lee Smith Co Head Kaye Christian Traci Pearson Katie Freeman — Marisa Stanley Head — Lisa Wright Cecilia Nichols Cheryl Fox Onelia Hope — Sheila Bryant — Angela Baker Dixie Coker 2 1978-79 JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ellen Thomas Cissy Gray Head — Kelli Betterton Kelli Naylor — Robin Stewart — Mindi Robinson Carolyn Veasy 83 84 AKI PURPOSE: To represent leadership and unity within our school. Row I Maxine Graves, Selina Seawright, Donna Jones. Tern Welch. Julie McGlathery. Kim Ponder Thompson. Sherrie Brown. Mrs. Harden. Mrs. Clay. Row 2: Jenny Lowe. Kyla Norris. Charlotte Atch- ley. Connie Rollins. Gina Stafford. Timi Patrick. Diane Rogers. Tammy Stout, Judy Balcomb. Pam Chamblec. Row 3: Dawn Rowan. Sonya Clayton. Anita Patnck. Cheryl Thompson. Cheryl Bishop. Tern Roberson. Lee Smith. Lisa Wnght. Row 4: Jeanenne Barnes. Mansa MOTTO: Together, we are one. Stanley. Cheryl Fox. Sheila Bryant. Michaele White. Debra Sharpton ° Row 5: Angie Gramling. Renee Burgess. Debbie Byrd, Lisa Lyles. Deanna Everett. Judy Nickels. Katie Freeman. 85 A'-Kfl MOTTO: We take pride in maintaining high social, scholastic, moral, and cultural standards. PURPOSE: To promote finer woman- hood among teenagers. Left to Right: Mrs. Grice. Tchelindna Weatherly. Ivy Hardy. Rcnay James. Vanessa Weatherly. Denise Morgan. Sherry C'ahoun. Tuleca Crowley. Belinda Booncr. Lisa Cox. Gwen Thornton. Kerri Hardy. Carolyn Vcasy. Sharon Hall. Vernell Thomas. Mrs. Jacobs. —-----------izvyE BIG SISTERS I To fulfill our teenage life and bring us closer together. Officers: Pres. — Katrina Adams V. Pres. Teressa Wooten Secretary — Cheryl Boozer Treasurer — Susan Fulmer Chaplain Sharon Brooks MOTTO: Without our friendship we are alone. PURPOSE: From l.eft to Right: Susan Fulmer. Connie Smith. Katrina Adams. Teressa Wooten. Cheryl Boozer. Sharon Brooks. Valarie Anderson. Pam Bynum. LITTLE SISTERS From Left to Right: Cindy Jacobs. Tammy Hicks. Brenda Hadden. Denise Dugger. Tonya Elrod, Tina Wooten. Judy Barger. Tina Jenkins. Regina Mackey. 87 Row I, Left to Right: Carolyn Con- nell, Jan Bladorn. Tern Brown. Lindy Minton. Row 2. Left to Right: Susan Palmer. Jennifer Cox. Donna Archer. Susan Davidson. Angela Baker. Laura Thomas. Alice Collins. Mrs. All- dredge. Sponsor. Lisa McKelvey. Row 3. Left to Right: Gloria Jackson, Clau- dia Patterson. Lee Carroll. Row 4. Left to Right: Teresa Bradford. Susie Sam- uels. Row 5. Left to Right: Ann John- son. Row 6. Left to Right: Susan Mar- shall. Anne Griffith. MOTTO: United we stand, divided we fall. BIG SISTERS President Claudia Patterson Vice President Gloria Jackson Secretary — Suzie Reynolds Treasurer Susan Davidson Chaplain Teresa Bradford LITTLE SISTERS Row I. Left to Right: Felicia Lilpatrick, Teresa Payne. Johna Preston. Beverly Jackson. Row 2. Left to Right: Gina Clayton. Kelli Betterton. Tom Hanson. Julie Tinker. Debo- rah Cox, Traci Baker Row 3. Left to Right: Robin Stewart. Karen Steiger. Sandy Salva- dor. Kelli Naylor. Cissy Gray, Sally Tubb. Row 4. Left to Right: Mindi Robinson. Kim Lindsey. Cindy Patterson. Cathy Davidson. Kim Jester. Sharon Walden. Ellen Thomas. (administration) RICHARD WILLIAMS Principal Mrs. Chris Burtram Secretary Mrs. Kdith Usry Guidance Counselor Mrs. Lorine Gowens Bookkeeper Ms. Jean Durham Librarian Mrs. Rose Alldredge Algebra I and II Vocational Math Mrs. Gail Anderson Typing I and II Accounting Mrs. Barbara Bishop Mr. Steve Clay English 9 Grammar 10 f rench land II Mythology Mr. George Brugge American History Mrs. Kathryn Burke World Literature English 9 Literature for Living Mrs. Pat Clay Composition I and II English Literature Every Day Literature OWLS Physical Education Alabama History Mrs. Betty Cole Biology Animal Behavior Anatomy Physiology 92 Mrs. Elsie Grice An I and II Literature for Living OWLS Mr. John Gipson Government Economics Mrs. Marie Evans American Literature Composition I Practical English Mrs. Judy Drinkard Mr. Hal Davidson Driver's Education General Science Mr. David Croft General Science Biology Alabama History Chemistry Physics 93 Mrs. Pat Harden Mrs. Laura Jacobs Home Economics I, II and III Mrs. C harlie Nell Johnson Geometry Trigonometry Exploratory Math Honors Geometry Mr. James Harrison Mrs. Teresa Hibbs Physical Education Mrs. Evelyn Hughes Home Economics I and II A and B Band Stage Band Pre-Vocational Education 94 Alabama History American Literature English 9 Mr. Roland Lister Choral Mr. Gary Muskett Physical Education Pyschology Alabama History Mr. Kal Oravet Distributive Education Mr. Bill Jones Mr. Chuck Medders Physical Education General Science General Business Consumer Math Mrs. Mary Mitchell Spanish Grammar 10 Drama OWLS Writing Fundamentals Mr. Ernie Payne Driver’s Education Mr. Fred Plyler Pre-Vocational Education Mrs. Nancy Traylor T)ping I Shorthand I and II Mrs. Kay Troup F.nglish Lab Remedial Math Office Practice Mr. Mike Utter American History World History Alabama History Mrs. Jean Walker Algebra I Introductory Algebra Parts I and II 96 Mr. Charles Parr Mrs. Pauline Miller Custodian Custodian Wake me when it's over 98 99 (classes) FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Calhv Davidson. Secretary John Hanson. President Ray Mullinav Vice President: Cissy Gray. Treasurer: Mrs Barbara Bishop. Advisor Roderick Adams Bill Allen Jamev Baker Iraci Baker Judv Barger Kelli Betterton Frank Bishop Mark Black Darrin Bohannon Marietta Bolev Emil) Brasscale David Brown l.aw rence Brow n Lisa Brown Mitchell Brown Sharon Brown Anthonv Brvant Eric Bush Alvin Calloway Brad Casey Regina Clavton 100 Myra Daniel Cathy Davidson Greg Dickson Todd Douthard Carlton Drew Denise Dugger John Duncan Scott Fuller Sheila Garnson Tommv Gilmore Todd Glassco Betts Ann Glover Anthony Goodwin Ja Gossett Cissy Gray John Green Brenda Hadden John Hanson Toni Hanson Rosalyn Hardy Keith Hathcock Ocie Hope Tracy Horton Teresa House Darnell Hughley Beverly Jackson Brenda Jackson Carolyn Jackson Greg Coals Mark Cole Mitchell Cole Sid Cook Theresa Coonradt Chns Cox Deborah Cox Tonya F.lrod Allen Fndress Tony Farmer Greg Faulkner Tracy Ford Curtis Fuller Greg Fuller KV FAVORITE T.V. SHOWS Mork and Mindy Saturday Night Live Three's Company Starsky and Hutch Happy Days Laverne and Shirley Soap Family Vegas The Jeffersons Love Boat Eight Is Enough What's Happenin'? FAVORITE RECORDS 4 v Double Vision T ragedy You Light Up My Life Last Dance YMCA Stayin Alive Three Times A Lady Copacabana Reunited Always and Forever Le Freak Mac Arthur Park You Don't Bring Me Flowers Karen Kelly Keith Kidd Felicia Kilpatrick Donna Kirkpatrick Kim Lindsey Paul Little Regina Mackey Wayne McCain Herbert McMillan Mark Mitchell Jimmy Mize Ray Mullinax Kevin Muskett Jeff Nabors Kelli Naylor Angela Olds Connie Pancll Cindy Patterson Teresa Payne Johna Preston Elaina Ritz Mindi Robinson Eric Rudolph Sandy Salvador David Saxon Cindy Scales Sheila Similton John Smith Mickey Smith Tonja Smith Tony Snow Nora Spencer Karen Steiger Robin Stewart Jeff Stub Lester Jackson Cindy Jacobs Jonathon Jemison Michael Jenkins Tina Jenkins Kim Jester Steven Jones FAVORITE GROUPS Bee Gees Queen Commodores Fleetwood Mac Foreigner Chicago Blues Brothers Earth. Wind, and Fire K C The Sunshine Band Village People Ernest Taylor Cassandra Thomas Daniel Thomas Ellen Thomas Vernell Thomas Calvin Thompson Julie Tinker Lynn Townsell Sally Tubb Jackie Tuck Perry Underwood C arolyn Vcasy Wayne Watts Tchelindria Weatherly Pam W eems Annie Jean W illiams Belinda Williams Mitchell Williams Kevin Willis Stephanie Wills Toby Womack Loretta Woods Tina Wooten NOT PICTURED Greg Addison Alfonza Baker Tim Cooper Alisha Cox Charles Crow Don ice Fielder Scott Freeman Paul Fulmer Angela Garrett Stanley Gray Tammy Hicks Janice Higgins Tony Higgins Dorothy Hogue Patncia Hogue Arthur Hope Sam Hope Rosita Hudson Benjamin Jemison James Johnson Barbara Mallard Jeff Marble Bernard Ruston Charles Sikking Michael Sims Regina Tarver James Tooley Sharon Walden Blake Whitten Derrick Woods Frederick Woods SOPHOMORES ( LASS OFFICERS: Dawn Rowan. President: (iina Stafford. Vice President: Cindi Morgan. 7 reasurcr: Julie McCilather . Secretary Ron Achimasi Joey Alldredge Bonita Ash Charlotte Alchles Jud) Balcomb Debra Barnes Jill Barron Bruce Beck Veronica Blaylock Darryl Bolding Darryn Bolding Nancy Borgersrode Brian Bostick David Brown Mike Brvant Barbara Byers Darry l Calloway Sonya ( layton Mark Clifton ( hantellc Cline Phil Cochran 104 Steve Coffee Dixie Coker Richey Coleman Chris Collins Gloria C'oonradt Larry Cribbs Marshall Crook Delcina Davis Chuck Decker Lowell Dooley Leroy Edwards Brcnson Elliot Chns Evans Marty Fuller Angela Garrett William Garrett Maxine Graves Rhonda Green Tim Green Mark Hadden Bruce Hall Mike Jacobs Julia Jemison David Johns Derek Johnson Greg Johnson Derrick Kell Lynne Kelly FAVORITE ENTERTAINERS Steve Martin John Belushi Burt Reynolds Richard Pryor David Brenner Henry Winkler John Travolta Bill Cosby Robin Williams Chery l Ladd Sharon Hall Wes Hamby Romae Hard) Ronny Hard) Kenn Heard W illiam Hester Martha Hill Onelia Hope C larissa Horton Kathv Howard Tim Howie Sabrina Hughley Tony Hughley Orlando Isom Toni Kirk Stephanie Kirkland Shar l Kyle Kenny Lawlcy Jenny Lowe Sylvia Lowe Ray Lumpkin C armen Macon Danny Macon Brenda Mallard Greg McCants Erie McDaniel Julie McCilathcr Marlon Mellon C huck Miller Ken Mini C'indi Morgan Greg Nabors Frederick Norman Kyla Norris Lynn Packer F AVORITE CARS Trans-Am Corvette Porsche Camaro Firebird TR7 Datsun 280Z Cutlass Supreme Flonda Civic Mustang II 106 Randall Parker Anna Patrick Timi Patrick Traci Pearson James Pcndley Ricky Peppers Bill Perry Doug Perry Todd Phillips Carolyn Pruitt Karen Ransaw Alecia Rawls Keith Redman Jimbo Reed Pernclia Rice Tern Roberson Diane Rogers Connie Rollins Dawn Rowan Kevin Runner Greg Rutherford Joel Samuels Tony Sanders Greg Scales Ricky Shepherd Frankie Shew Danny Simmons Damella Smith David Smith Debra Smith Jeff Smith Robert Smith Todd Smith Alfrcda Spencer Gina Stafford Jeff Stephens Joel Stewart Tammy Stout Kim Sturdivant Jennifer Taylor Michael Terrell Jeanette Terry FAVORITE ATHLETES Bruce Jenner Kurt Thomas Dwight Stones Jimmy Connors Earl Campbell Pete Rose Nadia Comaneci Chris Evert O. J. Simpson Rod Carew Lynn Swann Mary Terry Anthony Th Anthony Thomas Jerolyn Thomas Kevin Thomas Wayne Thomas Cheryl Thompson Mark Thompson Todd Wagnon Sharon Walker Hugh Watts Roger Watts Terri Welch Hester Whittaker Vicki Whittaker Greg Wicman Kathy Willian Derek Woods NOT PICTURED James Betterton Anthony Hatcher McArthur Honeycutt Patty Lcath Trent Norton Rita Workman Matthew Yocum Ruby Young JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS: Susie Clowcr. Treasurer: Laura Thomas. Secretary Angela Baker. Vice President; Ken Riles. President: Mrs Bett Cole. Advisor. Katrina Adams John Allen Roger Allen Valerie Anderson Donna Archer Victor Avers Donald Baglc Ralph Bagles Angela Baker Theresa Bcacham Laura Bennie Michael Bishop Jan Bladorn James Blaylock Jeff Bohannon Cheryl Boozer Teresa Bradford Steve Bradles Sharon Brooks Tommy Brothers Ken Brown 108 Martin Brown Tern Brown Joey Butler Pam Bynum Lee Carroll Hoyt Casey Kaye Christian Susie ( lower Alice Collins Caroly n Connell Jeff Crain Joan Davenport Susan Davidson Willie Davis David Diggs Jon Edge William Evans Janice Faulkner Kevin Ferguson Donnette Fielder John Ford Susan Fulmer Mary Garrett Glen Glover Mike Godfrey Jose Gonzalez David Gowens Greg Gray Mike Gray Anne Griffith Clark flail Kim Harding Alan Hams Tony Hatcher Jeff Higginbotham Cassandra Hill Mike Holcomb Sam Horton Charles Howard Walter Hughley Billy Hurst Gloria Jackson FAVORITE SINGERS Barry Manilow Billy Joel Andy Gibb Donna Summer Olivia Newton-John Linda Ronstadt Barbra Streisand Barry White Peter Frampton Rod Stewart 109 Wanda Jackson Renay James Larry Jeffers Wendell Jenkins Ann Johnson Bryan Johnson Clay Johnson Gia Johnson Russell Johnson Steve Johnson Lillie Knight Gloria Kyle Patricia Kyle Richard Lee Bobby Lindsey Elbert Looney Joyce Mallard Susan Marshall Judy Martin Jana McDonald Lisa McKclvey Ramona Mincey Lindy Minton Jackie Moon Byron Moore Denise Morgan Willie Newsome Tim Newton Cecilia Nichols Jeff O’Brien Susan Palmer Tony Patmon C laudia Patterson Cleo Pearson Glenis Pruett Susan Reynolds Ken Riley Brenda Robinson Dway ne Rogers Willie Ross Susie Samuels Chery l Smith 110 FAVORITE MOVIES Superman Grease Saturday Night Fever Star Wars Heaven Can Wait Animal House Jaws Smokey and the Bandit Close Encounters Every Which Way But Loose Cathy Williams Tcressa Wooten NOT PICTURED Glen Betterton Anthony Blake David Bolden L. D. Bo eman Mitchell Childers Jennifer Cox Sebastian Crook Renae Crowley Kerri Hardy Donald Horton Willie Jemison Samuel Johnson Linda Lipscomb Linda Maltbie Keith Massie Claude Pearson Bessie Rupert Donald Sayles Cedric Thomas Lorinza Thomas James Thomas Jay Dale Thomas Floyd Valentine Sonya Valentine Jeffery Wills Brenda Woods Linda Woods Reflesia Woods Phillip Taylor David Tidwell Craig Tinker Larry Terrell Felicia Thomas Laura Thomas Marnita Thomas Jeff Tooley Vann Tubb Rodney Tucker Sheila Vinson Jeff Wagnon Tim Wester Brian While Connie Smith Deborah Smith Keith Smith Leslie Smith Susan Smith Jimmy Spidcll Bridget Southerlin FAVORITE SEX SYMBOLS Erik Estrada Burt Reynolds Billy Dee Williams Sylvester Stallone Richard Hatch Robert Urich Cheryl Tiegs Susan Anton Lola Falana Loni Anderson Leslie Uggams Farrah Fawcett-Majors in SENIORS Class of ’79 President — J. Mullinax Vice President — Oakley Patterson Secretary — Belinda Bonner Treasurer — Lisa Wright Sponsor — Mr. George Brugge c5immy A tC cAntfi any =AA -Alien !Bo man ! 3cfuuia !Bo nntx £Mia !£ xtjant cnei Gurgen elna l3yxJ (lalhoun 113 coti Cook 'ZJuLtca CxowUy [feaviei Deujuion Otxxy VosUx CktxyC Ook St£oen i aviil hubanki U(atit Oxttman 114 '3ko mai D xccman La xamliny Stanley touitx ouian l ickacL (fjayCox 4 Vicki fjiUi U amcHa cmiion c icky Qzittx J-ynn 'J.okn on {2$onna 'Jones 115 ‘ WiCfitmLna L iruitfC % icfiaeL Jlawity Jli a icfiatL cdoxmac b'Aijai U(iny 'J xuct U ixftLanA Cfiujuita Lf(now[tx ) tnnii J iyhtity 'Dtxxy dWanoi Cfiax[e i oxxii !£axxy kittle 'Jodi it Jlowt Lf(tnnttfi zMax uaxy -f Vjillif2 cA [aynt Q.. uttinax j iu y eWicbcti 116 'JamiL .Pandy zJ funn Jbonntj '-Paul Lf(imCrt [y 'iPondtx 'ZJfiomfi 1 Oft, Cindy CParuH Qa fty CPaUzxion 'J c ia z fia ifiion f[o ia Jbmitfi mitfi zfifaxiia Stanley 117 (Wanziia ( Wcat iexfy icfia£C£ (ItfliU jBo ( WiCCiamion Scotty Jkoxnton Jliia Wxiyfit 118 NOT PICTURED ( Vayn£ Cfixiitian [ £anna Ewtxtkt Pau[ zHau zfltic£ .J.ofm ion Cyntfi La ion U(tnnttft zA [cCanti Jlanct ‘ WiUiamion {j naLd ( WooCtty cZ ityxa (Wyatt CLASS OF '79 TOP TEN Debbie Byrd Marisa Stanley Pam Chamblee Judy Nickels Deanna Everett Belinda Bonner Angie Gramling Katie Freeman Randy Nunn Cheryl Bishop VALEDICTORIAN DEBBIE BYRD Grade Point Average — 97.1 SALUTATORIAN MARISA STANLEY Grade Point Average — 96.8 SENIOR BEST LOOKING Lance Williamson and Lisa Wright MOST AMBITIOUS N O T A B L E S BEST DRESSED Bruce Kirkland and Debbie Byrd MOST STUDIOUS Oakley Patterson and Lee Smith Jimmy Abel and Pam Chamblee 121 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marisa Stanley and Randy Nunn BEST ALL AROUND Belinda Bonner and Johnny Thomas MOST ATHLETIC Donald Wooley and Sherry Calhoun 122 JOLLIEST Terry Manos and Deanna Everett CUTEST David Ferguson and Cheryl Fox J. Mullinax and Katie Freeman MOST POPULAR GRADUATION 1979 It was a great year for the 1979 graduating class of Litchfield High School. The school year was filled with much enjoyment as the whole student body, under the guidance of our principal, was brought together as one. 124 The graduating ceremony of the class of 79 began with the invoca- tion given by Gwen Thornton. The valedictory address was pre- sented by Debbie Byrd whose speech was entitled, “Another Chance to Make a Fresh Begin- ning.” The salutatorian address entitled, “There’s Always Tomor- row” was given by Marisa Stan- ley. The graduates triumphantly walk down the aisles of Wallace Hall, proceeding to their seats where they are anxiously awaiting to accept their diplomas. 126 As the graduation ceremony draws to a close, Lisa Wright sings, “The Theme from Mahogany.” The benediction is given by Oakley Patterson. As the ceremony ends, the graduates leave the auditorium wondering what the outside world holds in store for them. Mr. Williams, Mr. Williams receives a standing ovation as he accepts the plaque given to him by the Litchfield student body. The plaque was given to him for his outstanding work in making Litchfield the best high school in the Gadsden School System. Your presence at Litchfield has meant more to us than we could ever express. The devo- tion that you have given to the school has made a lasting impression on each student and faculty member. When all things seemed at its worst, you were always there to help and made us feel that we had someone behind us that was willing to guide and support us. The memo- ries that you have given us can never be replaced. For this, we would like to thank you and to let it be known that you will be missed and that you hold a special place in each and every students heart. 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