Litchfield High School - Talon Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

TALON 1982 jLl cJrPield 5cjnoo | TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES p. 15 ORGANIZATIONS p. 47 SPORTS p. 69 PERSONALITIES p. 95 ADS p. 141 One day in your life, you’ll remember the love you found here; you’ll remember me somehow; though you don’t need me now, I will stay in your heart; and when things fall apart, you’ll remember one day. ... ; s tn ir:- : « 9 SENIOR MAIDS SOPHOMORE MAIDS JUNIOR MAIDS FRESHMAN MAIDS Senior Maid Cissy Gray escorted by Scott Fuller Senior Maid Mindi Robinson escorted by Chris Copeland Senior Maid Robin Stewart escorted by Tony Snow Junior Maid Ava Copeland escorted by Joey Coleman Junior Maid Lana White escorted by Jeff Berry Junior Maid Kristy Cameron escorted by Michael Sizemore Sophomore Maid Angela Gray escorted by Mike Jenkins Sophomore Maid Kala Sizemore escorted by Jonn Duncan Sophomore Maid Johna Hooks escorted by Robbie Whitten Freshman Maid Jana Smith Freshman Maid Cindy Bishop escorted by Joel Stewart escorted by Allen Underwood Freshman Maid Yolanda Thomas escorted by Edwin Thomas 21 Our Homecoming Parade had many entries including the maids representing each class. There were also representatives from each club and sorority at LHS. 22 National Honor Society Induction Members remaining from last year are Seniors Alvin Calloway and Mindi Robinson. New members — Front row, left to right: Ray Mullinax, Cissy Gray, Robin Stewart, Traci Baker. Second row: Jeff Stith, Tracy Ford, Donna Lightsey, Brenda Jackson, Greg Erwin. Third row: Todd Glassco, Cathy Davidson, Rodney Allen, John Hanson, Vernell Thomas, Melinda Johnson. w - r 26 Christmas Dance The leadout for our annual Christmas Dance consisted of couples chosen to represent each club and organization. Seniors David Williams and Alisha Cox were selected from this group by the entire student body as Mr. and Miss Merry Christmas 1981. 27 Red Cross Kim Jester and Jeff Stith Key Club Ava Copeland and Joey Coleman FBLA Melissa Rogers and Greg Coats Exploratory Sherita Isom and Edwin Thomas French Club Jana S. Stewart and James Pope Junior Civitans Anne Marie Patrick and Brian White Interclub Council Sherri Jacobs and Gary Horton DECA Toni Hanson and Greg Fuller 28 Science Club Karen Kelly and Tommy Gilmore 4 Honor Society and Office Aides Mindi Robinson and Scott Fuller FHA Alisha Cox and Michael Jenkins Annual Staff Connie Panell and Sammy Stanley Mu Alpha Theta Library Aides Cissy Gray and Ray Mullinax Carolyn Veasy and Ernest Taylor Red Cross Cathy Davidson and David Maltbie SGA Kristy Stafford and David Williams Masters of Ceremony Robin Stewart and Todd Glassco 29 Mu Alpha Theta is an honorable organization at Litchfield to which only those students who excel in mathematics may belong. Pictured at the right are re- maining members from last year and below are new members tapped in this year. I I I I ✓ ♦ ♦ ♦ s |TT| Front row, left to right: Lori Stewart, Mindi Robinson, Traci Baker, Cissy Gray, Alvin Calloway, Connie Panell, Brenda Jackson, Angie Rogers, Sherri Jacobs. Shara Taliferro, Anthony Patterson. Back row, 1. to r.: Brian White, John Hanson, Rodney Allen, Melinda Johnson, Gary Horton, Tommy Gilmore. Scott Fuller, Ray Mullinax, Kevin Muskett, Todd Glassco. I eft to right: Lonnie Bagley, Tracy Ford, Greg Krwin, Della English. Greg Wright, Jeff Stith, Paula Maize, Donna Lightsey, Vernell Thomas, Sondra Hauk, Landon Hughley. 30 Eight Varsity cheerleaders and two alternates were tapped in for the 1982-83 season of football and basketball. Later, Susie Higgin- botham was chosen as our Eagle mascot. Left to right: Karla Thorton, Michelle Studdard (Alternates); Lana White, Shara Taliferro, Johna Hooks, Amy Freeman, Kala Sizemore, Charlotte Gray, Kristy Cameron, Kim Smith. 32 TWIRP COURT 33 The Coronation Court consists of couples chosen in- dividually to represent each class by the students in each designated class. The Senior Class of 1982 selected the following.: Toni Hanson and Lynn Townsel Carolyn Veasy and David Williams Cissy Gray and Greg Fuller Kim Jester and Kevin Muskett Sally Tubb and Kay Mullinax Robin Stewart and Scott Fuller Mindi Robinson and John Duncan 34 Chosen to represent the Junior Class in the Cor- onation Court are: Lana White and Jeff Berry Shara Taliferro and Greg Diggs Melissa Rogers and Carlos Bothwell Ava Copeland and Joey Coleman Kristy Cameron and Michael Sizemore Carla Huff and Ives Davis 35 Representing the Sophomore Class in the Coronation Court are: Katrina Butts and Heath Johnson Johna Hooks and Michael Thomas Kala Sizemore and Tommy Stanley Kim Smith and Fred Williams Donna Evans and Sharn Johnson 36 flotoerS Members of the Coronation Court representing the Freshman Class are: Cindy Bishop and .lames Pope Jana Stewart and Jerry Hillman Veronica Macon and Steve Smith Kristi Stafford and Glann Graves Cathy Davidson serves as soloist for this special evening. ► On behalf of the Senior Class. Tracy and Jeff present Mrs. Patricia Clay with a plaque honoring her involvement with the Class of 82. ▲ T racy Ford and Jeff Stith serve as Masters of Ceremony. SENIOR WEEK 41 43 JR-SR PICNIC 44 45 46 47 ANNUAL STAFF 82 Top Right, top to bottom: Jeff Stith, Ray Mullinax, Marietta Boley, Joe Adams. Traci Baker, Kim Lindsey, Robin Stewart. Connie Pannell, Mindi Robinson, Cissy Gray. Tommy Stanley, Cathy Davidson. 48 Editors Photographers 49 Organizations Advertisements Senior Section Advisor Personalities Activities LITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL “EAGLE” BAND Just one last time! Drum Major — Jeff Stith Color Guard Capt. — Tracy Ford A Winning Season! Trophies displayed by Darnell Hughley, John Hanson, Tracy Ford, Jeff Stith, Roslyn Hardy, Wayne Watts, and Bill Allen. SENIORS ’82 Greg Coats, Michael Jenkins, Wayne Watts, Bill Allen, John Hanson, Brenda Hadden, Jeff Stith, Tracy Ford. Tony Hinton, Tony Johnson, Mickey Smith, Tonja Smith, Roslyn Hardy. Darnell Hughley, Vernell Thomas, and Mark Cole 51 Rosalind Boswell, Kelly Morrison, Jill Herring, Tony Johnson, Connie Layfield, Debra Duncan. Anna I each. Tracy Ford, Brenda Hadden, Terri Franklin, Lisa Pruitt, Michelle Williams, Rosimary Jemison, Donna Lightsey, Suzanne Flowers, Sherri Robinson. Cindi Floyd, Beth White, Julie Vandergrift, Joy Richardson, Bonnie Haley, Anne Marie Patrick, Myra Wyatt. Percussion Colorguard Saxophones Flutes Darin Pope, Bill Allen, Jerry Hillman. Greg Coats, Tony Hinton. Evelyn Haley, Cindy Igou, Dione Honeycutt, Roslyn Hardy, Vernell Thomas. Audrey Toles, Sherita Isom, Terri Mashburn. Theodore Hudson. Sean Akin, James Pope. Landon Huntley, Tonja Smith. Todd Howie, Gina Bruce, Brian White, John Hanson, Russell Fulmer, Don Whitman. Clarinets Trumpets Low Brass Keyboard Joseph Huff. Bill Allen, Mickey Smith, Dennis Maltbie, Todd Waite. Michael Jenkins VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mindi Robinson — Head 54 Sr. — 3 yrs. Cindy Elsberry Sponsor Cissy Gray — Head Sr. — 3 yrs. Kala Sizemore Charlotte Gray Kim Smith Soph. — 1 yr. Soph. — 1 yr. Soph. — 1 yr. « GO EAGLES GO!!! 56 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Back row: Carol Humphries, Jana Smith, Veronica Macon, Leanne White, Donna Little, Kristin Kilgore. Front row: Connie Tolleson, Jennifer Weems, Cindy Bishop, Sonia Moman, Sonia Underwood. masm :a a •' , • ■ V «£ W t ¥J - ; m v + 3® v . j : i? • «%. •� , MU ALPHA THETA OLD MEMBERS NEW MEMBERS HO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OLD MEMBERS NEW MEMBERS 59 60 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS '•'ii 9 REPRESENTATIVES 6. D.E.C.A. INTER-CLUB M COUNCIL o Jo } CR°S RED CROSS SCIENCE CLUB W '81 L.H.S. FOOTBALL Seated: Ernest Taylor, Tommy Stanley, Chris Copeland. Steve Bohannon. Mike Stith. Fred Williams, Robbie Copeland, Derek James. Row 2: Marvin Marsh, Sean Brewer, Grover Robinson, Todd Douthard, David Williams, Ray Mullinax, Lynn Townsel, Greg Bellew, Fred Woods. Row 3: David Croft, Mike Bailey. Jeff McRae, Steve Holcomb, Mitchell Brown, Greg Diggs, Carlton Drew, Darin Bohannon, Malcolm McCary, Carlos Bothwell, Ives Davis, Daniel Thomas, Hal Davidson, Lyle Stanley. COACHES Hal Davidson Ricky Hampton Lyle Stanley Mike Bailey David Croft Buddy Hearn, Head Coach (kneeling) 70 SENIORS Darin Bohannon Mitchell Brown Todd Douthard Ray Mullinax Ernest Taylor Daniel Thomas 71 72 73 SCORE LHS vs. Emma Sansom 0-15 Litchfield opened the season under new Head Coach Buddy Hearn against cross-town rival Emma Sansom. From the opening kick-off it looked as if it would be all Eagles. Early in the first quarter the Eagles worked the ball down to the Rebels 10 yard line before losing the ball on a fumble. On this night Litchfield had three intercepted passes and two fumbles. The Rebels cashed in on two of the interceptions for their points. The final Sansom touchdown came with 18 seconds remaining in the game. LHS vs. Centre 14-10 The Litchfield Eagles showed tremendous poise coming from behind against the heavily favored Centre Warriors. The Warriors took the opening kick-off and marched to the Eagle 6 yard line. There the Eagle defense stiffened and held them to a field goal. The game was held at a stalemate for the remainder of the first half. Ernest Taylor then put the Eagles in good position by returning the second-half kick-off to the Centre 49. From there the eagles used 9 straight running plays to score on their first come back making the score 7-3. The Warriors the followed with a quick touchdown making the score 10-7. With 4:24 left in the game the Eagles drove the length of the field for the final come from behind score. LHS vs. Guntersville 20-19 For the second week in a row the Eagles had to fight for their life for the win. The Eagles took the lead on its first play from scrimmage when David Williams took a hand-off and raced 47 yards for a touchdown. Litchfield and Guntersville swapped touchdowns with the Eagles staying on top until the Wildcats kicked a field-goal making it 17-14. Litchfield went ahead 20- 17 with little time left in the game on a 35-yard touchdown pass. Litchfield then held the Wildcats on a goal line stand on the Eagles’ 1 yard line. To avoid fumbling the Eagles gave Guntersville a safety making the final score 20-19. LHS vs. Payne 27-9 Litchfield downed the Ft. Payne Wildcats on the Eagles fifth Homecoming using a twenty point second half. The Eagles scored on their first possession on an 8 yard run by Todd Douthard. The Wildcats then followed with a touchdown and field- goal making it 9-7 at the half. Litchfield rounded out the scoring on a 35-yard run by Lynn Townsel, a 12-yard sprint by David Williams and a pass interception by Ernest Taylor. LHS vs. Gadsden 26-7 Back-up quarterback Frederick Williams, who replaced starter Ives Davis midway through the first period after Davis suf- fered a shoulder injury, guided the Eagles to a total of 412 yards against the Gadsden Tigers. The big man for Litchfield was David Williams who had 159 yards rushing on 18 carries and two touchdowns. The Eagles defense also had an excellent night holding the Tigers to 169 total yards. The game was halted for 10 minutes in the second period by a small altercation. BOARD LHS vs. Glencoe 28-31 Litchfield suffered their first area loss against arch rival Glencoe, 31-28 in 4 overtimes. Litchfield entered the game as the only unbeaten team in Area 12 play, but this loss threw the championship up for grabs. The Eagles had 2 chances to win during the overtimes but had the two field goals blocked. David Williams, the Eagles workhorse, had 2 touchdown runs and rushed for 129 yards. LHS vs. Hokes Bluff 7-18 Litchfield was defeated in a strong second half by the Hokes Bluff Eagles. The only score of the first half come on a contro- versial 72-yard fumble return by Litchfield’s Todd Douthard. The second half belonged completely to the Hokes Bluff Eagles. LHS vs. Boaz 7-0 The Litchfield Eagles needed only one big play to stop the Boaz Pirates 7-0. The big play came with 3:30 left in the first quarter for the only score of the game. Litchfield’s quarterback Ives Davis passed to flanker Marvin Marsh on a post pattern, and Marsh outran two Boaz defenders 72 yards to score. Neither team could manage any offense for the remainder of the game. LHS vs. Southside 16-0 The Eagles used a devasting defense and an over-whelming offense to defeat the Southside Panthers. The Eagles grabbed a 6-0 halftime lead, added a field goal in the third quarter and capped the scoring with a touchdown in the final period. Litchfield’s defense held the Panthers to only 93 total offensive yards. The Panthers did not cross midfield until its final possession of the game. On the other hand, Litchfield ran for 110 yards and passed for 136, with a total of 246 yards. LHS vs. Emma Sansom 6-14 (Charity Bowl) The Emma Sansom Rebels defeated the Eagles for the second time this season, giving Litchfield a season record of 6-4. Both teams were plagued by mistakes. The both were charged with over 80 yards of penalties apiece. The Eagles had 4 turn- overs and the Rebels 5. The Rebels scored on their first possession of the game using up half of the first quarter. The Eagles came back with a touchdown at the beginning of the second quarter by Ives Davis. The rest of the game belonged to the Rebels but they did not score until the final minutes of the fourth quarter. 76 78 VARSITY Coach Gary Muskett, Fred Williams, Jeff Smith, Carlos Bothwell, Malcolm McCary, Kevin Muskett, Ives Davis, Sham Johnson, Gaston Calhoun, Thomas Morgan, Kerry Calhoun 79 Kevin Muskett, Sr. All-Area All-State Ives Davis, Jr. All-Area Malcolm McCary, Jr. Jeff Smith. Fresh. Fred Williams, Soph. 80 A Fred Williams shows perfect form. ◄ Gaston Calhoun lays one up. 81 Ives Davis looks to tip one in. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 1981-1982 Boaz Thanksgiving Minor Area 12 LHS 58 Talladega 72 n LHS 58 Southside j 44 LHS 70 Ft, Payne 40 LHS 28 Emma Sansom 30 LHS 62 Gadsden 75 LHS 36 Etowah 33 LHS 61 Guntersville 72 LHS 66 Centre 53 LHS 70 Etowah 57 LHS 46 Anniston 58 LHS 68 Pleasant Grove 80 LHS 37 Gadsden 49 LHS 85 Hokes Bluff 58 LHS 30 Ft. Payne 28 LHS 62 Etowah 55 LHS 52 Gadsden 54 LHS 71 Guntersville 67 LHS 64 Centre 52 LHS 55 Jacksonville 40 LHS 57 Southside 53 LHS 43 Emma Sansom 53 LHS 65 Anniston 67 LHS 84 Hokes Bluff 54 LHS 46 Emma Sansom 54 LHS 68 Glencoe 45 LHS 64 Boaz 43 LHS 70 Guntersville 78 B TEAM BASKETBALL Left to right: Rory Calhoun, John Jacobs, Jeff McRae, Mike Thomas, Tommy Stanley, Chad Evans, Ricky Pinson. 84 A John Jacobs takes it up strong against the Rebels. ◄ Tommy Stanley brings the ball up court. ▼ Malcolm McCary makes an easy basket 65 B TEAM BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD LHS 58 Ft. Payne 43 LHS 51 Southside 42 LHS 35 Guntersville 45 LHS 63 Centre 54 LHS 43 Jacksonville 45 LHS 67 Etowah 55 LHS 64 Anniston 62 LHS 34 Gadsden 62 LHS 57 Hokes Bluff 49 LHS 60 Ft. Payne 46 LHS 54 Etowah 48 LHS 36 Gadsden 56 LHS 39 Guntersville 41 LHS 55 Centre 49 LHS 44 Jacksonville 62 LHS 54 Southside 36 LHS 41 Sansom 55 LHS 53 Anniston 57 LHS 61 Hokes Bluff 48 LHS 40 Sansom 43 L.H.S. BASEBALL 87 INFIELDERS Standing: Jeff Martin, Eric Rudolph, Kevin Muskett, Ives Davis, Tommy Stanley. Kneeling: Troy Farmer, James Pope, Bernard Rudolph, Craig Rudolph, Chad Evans. OUTFIELDERS Standing: Mitch Williams, Lynn Townsel, Sharn Johnson. Kneeling: Fred Williams, Craig Tumlin. PITCHERS Standing: Tony Farmer, Ives Davis, Eric Rudolph. Kneeling: Tommy Stanley. � 0 ▲ Bernard Rudolph shows his powerful swing. Brie Rudolph makes contact. Jeff Smith shows his form. Coach Muskett gives Eric Rudolph the green light. ▼ Sharn Johnson hustles off the field. 91 L.H.S. BASEBALL 1982 LHS 2 Sansom 5 LHS 9 Etowah 3 LHS 18 Gadsden 7 LHS 8 Saks 1 LHS 1 Gadsden 5 LHS 1 Hokes Bluff 13 LHS 4 Centre 6 LHS 10 Sansom 0 LHS 3 Hokes Bluff 2 LHS 10 Sansom 0 LHS 9 Southside 8 AREA 12 TOURNAMENT LHS 2 Boaz 0 LHS 13 Hokes Bluff 3 LHS 11 Glencoe 5 REGION 6 TOURNAMENT LHS 5 Oxford 10 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Standing: Cornetta Crook, Verionca Macon, Nellie Jo Hester, Marietta Boley. Kneeling: Sylvia Coats, Barbara Mallard, Alisha Cox. TRACK TEAM First row: Evelyn Hayley, Anna I ach, Jerome Boswell, Rosalind Boswell, Kecia Perkins. Second row: Shaun Patillo, Steve Holcomb. Malcolm McCary, Ricky Pinson. Third row: Anthony Sandridge, Jeff Jester, Andy Whittaker, Trey Vosberry, Brian Crain. 93 95 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Juanita Hardy — Principal Earnie Payne — Assistant Principal Ellis Thomas — Assistant Principal Christine Burttram — Sec. Mary Camp — Counselor Lorene Gowens — Bookkeeper 96 Lois Baggett Katherine Burke Barbara Bishop Pat Clay David Bradford Betty Cole Marie Evans David Croft Hal Davidson Gene Durham 97 John Gipson Elsie Grice Pat Harden Charles Hearn Jimmy Harrison Laura Jacobs Bill Jones Mary Mitchell 98 FRESHMEN Officers President — Jerry Hillman Vice-President John Jacobs Secretary — Cindi Igou Treasurer — Anna Leach Sean Akin Kristi Alexander Stacey Avery Anthony Bailey Michael Baker Patricia Ball Reba Barlow Tamatha Bibb Cindy Bishop Hoyt Blanton Benny Blaylock Jeff Bolin Rosalind Boswell Andrew Bothwell Gina Brown Connie Burke Kenneth Bush Walter Byers Mary Calhoun Joey Carmack 100 Robbie Clay Tracey Clay David Cooey Bobby Davis Brian Davis Michelle DeBorde Debra Duncan Rodney English Buddy Evans Troy Farmer Cindy Floyd Russell Fulmer Pangela Gadson Gina Geoghan Lisa Geoghan Rodney Gray Jeff Green Sharrona Green Jacqueline Griffin Glenn Graves Mark Graves Deana Hamby Robert Harris Sharon Harris Jerry Hillman Todd Howie 101 Theodore Hudson Joseph Huff Lecretia Hughley Elizabeth Humphrey Cindy Igou John Jacobs Dejuan James Anthony Jenkins Rhonda Jenkins Lee Johnson Sophia Johnson Angela Judd Nichole Kilgore Joe King Anna I each Donna Little Greg Lyles Veronica Macon Teri Mashburn Sonia Moman 102 Jonathan Moon Kelly Morrison Chuck Mullins Jimmy Mullins Phillip Muskett Nettie McCary Greg McDonald Lisa Palmer Kathy Partain Anne Marie Patrick Kecia Perkins Donald Pigotl Rickey Pinson James Pope Renay Richardson Traci Rice Phyllis Riddle Tonja Rogers Alicia Ross Craig Rudolph Christy Russell Teresa Shepherd Marty Silvey 103 Jana Smith Jeffery Smith Steven Smith Stokes Spencer Kristi Stafford Ky Steward Mike Stith Nedra Thomas Yolonda Thomas Sandra Thornton Julie Vandegrift Monica Vaughn Todd Waite Rod Weems Beth White Don Whitman Jay W’illiams La Shunda Williams Craig Woods Chris Wright 104 SOPHOMORES Officers President — Tommy Stanley Vice-President — Joe Adams Secretary — Kathy Gilmore Treasurer — Suzanne Flowers Lavora Aaron Joe Adams Donnie Arrington Melinda Bailey Greg Bellew Steve Bohannon William Borgersrode Jerome Boswell Tallulah Bozeman Roy Brewer Sean Brewer Rita Brewster Jeffery Britton Veronica Broccola Gina Bruce Katrina Butts Kerry Calhoun Sylvia Coats Rebecca Cole Joseph Copeland 105 Robbie Copeland Danny Cox Bryan Crane Angie Davis Marilyn Durrah Donna Evans Orrin Evans Raylene Evans Suzanne Flowers Amy Freeman Theotis French Kathy Gilmore Phillip Gramling Angela Gray Charlotte Gray Scott Gregory Bonnie Haley Jeff Hardie Myra Hardy Trent Hardy David Hayes Lisa Heard Jill Herring 106 Nellie Hester Steve Holcomb Dionedrana Honeycutt Johna Hooks Rodney Houser Rita Hughley Tina Hughley Willie Hughley Lawonda Huntley Vernon Hutchinson John Isaacs Sherita Isom Jennifer Jackson Derek James Rosemari Jemison Lisa Jenkins Tim Jennings Jeff Jester Heath Johnson Sham Johnson Amy Kerr 107 Nancy Lipscomb Jason Lowery Marvin Marsh Laura Marshall Jeff Martin Kelly Mitchell Mike Mitchell Darnella Mosley Olivia McCloud Jeff McRae Jack Nabors Jackie Nipper Angela Norman Shawn O’Brien Willie Parker Shawn Patillo Darin Pope Derrick Powell Kim Rawls Darla Robinson Sherry Robinson Cindy Russell Pamela Sanders Anthony Sandridge Deborah Sayles Kala Sizemore Charlotte Smith Kim Smith Tommy Stanley Angie Steger Robert Strickland 108 Derrick Taylor Frederick Terry Michael Thomas Karla Thornton Audrey Toles Craig Tumlin David Turner Allen Underwood Rodney Veasy Donald Vinson Fred Walker Bruce Watford Cindy Whisenant Robbie Whitten Stacy Wiemann Frederick Williams Angela Wilson Joyce Wilson Steve Witherspoon Sophia Woods Tim York Oscar Young 109 JUNIORS Officers President — Gary Horton Vice-President — Shara Taliaferro Secretary — Kristy Cameron Treasurer — Lori Stewart 110 Allen. Rodney Bagley, Lonnie Barnard. Kathy Berry, Jeff Black. Brad Blaylock, Donnie Bohannon, Darin Both well, Carlos Calhoun, Gary Calhoun, Gaston Cameron, Kristy Campbell. Terri Clark, Elizabeth Clower, John Coats, Elesia Cole, Jacqueline Coleman, Joey Copeland. Ava Cox, Cassandra Crook, Cornetta Davis, Ives Douthard.Todd Erwin, Greg Evans, Cecelia Franklin. Terri Green, John 111 112 Griffith. Beth Griffith, Greg Goode, Keith Haley. Evelyn Harbison, Mary Harris, Diane Hauk, Sondra Heard. Remonia Higginbotham. Suzy Hilton, Lisa Hope, Sam Horton, Gary Huff. Carla Hundley, I andon Jackson, Luster Jacobs, Dewey •Jacobs. Sherri •Jemison. Willie Johnson. Melinda •Johnson. Princess Kell. Darren Lamberth, Tina Lightsev. Donna Littleton. La ri Luker. Greg Lynn, Vickie Macon. Danny Malt hie. David Morgan. Melvin Morgan. Thomas McCary, Malcom McDaniel. Holly McGlathery. Janie Naylor, Kelli Nelson. Audrey Packer, Gail Patterson. Anthony Perkins, Allen Phillips. Darren I’hillips. I,esa 113 Rains. Brenda 114 Rhoden. Jackie Richardson. Joy Rogers. Angela Rogers. Melissa Sharpton. David Shepherd. Melissa Sizemore. Michael Smith. Tim Steger. Debbie Stewart. Bruce Stewart. Joel Steward. Lori Stout. James Slrahan. l,ee Summerville. Eric Taliaferro. Shara Thomas. Edwin Thomas. Vincent Thornton. Jacqueline Thrasher. Terrell Veasy. Rhonda Weeks. Deborah Weems. Pam White. Brian White. Lana Whittaker. Andy Williams. Michelle Woodall. David Wright. Greg Wyatt. Kim 115 SENIORS Pam Alford Bill Allen III 1 33 116 Traci Baker Judy Barger Mark Black Marietta Boley Lawrence Brown Lisa Brown Mitchell Brown Alvin Calloway 117 Cathy Davidson Damon Douthard Carlton Drew Denise Dugger .John Duncan Allen Kndress Iphadella English Greg Faulkner Tracy Ford Curtis Fuller Tony Farmer Greg Fuller Scott Fuller I’aul Fulmer Shelia Garrison Tommy Gilmore 118 Todd Glassco John Green Betty Glover Anthony Goodwin Brenda Hadden John Hanson Keith Hathcock Scott Helms Ocie Hope Clarissa Horton Teresa Howze Rosita Hudson Beverly Jackson Brenda Jackson Luster Jackson PinHv .larnhc 120 Mike Jenkins Kim Jester Tony Johnson Steven Jones 121 Hay Mullinax Kevin Muskett Jeff Nabors Penni Nash Cindy Scales Mickey Smith Dana Smith John Smith 122 123 Not Pictured Alfonzo Baker James Baker James Betterton Greg Coats Todd Douthard Darnel Hughley Toney Hughley Willie Jemison Donna Macon Todd Phillips Ricky Shepherd Danny Simmons Karen Steger Regina Tarver Ernest Taylor Perry Underwood Wayne Watts David Williams Earnestine Williams Frederick Woods 124 Have you ever wondered what the 1982 Seniors will be doing ten years from now? Well, listen to this ... “Sister” Judy Barger now owns and operates her own ski-boat marina. Damon Douthard is now the featured flipper and super somersaulter for the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus, while Alisha Cox, after years of trying, is the featured fat lady. Jeff Nabors is now co-starring on the Richard Simmons Show. Marietta Boley, now a cadet at Westpoint, continues to cheer for Navy at the annual Army-Navy game. Traci Ford is now living in Jacksonville teaching professional flag and rifle twirling. Pam Alford now owes $500.00 in Pi Delta Phi back dues. John Duncan has broken up with his girlfriend for the one millionth time. Regina Tarver, known as Lady Thunderbird, has finally flown the coop to join Donna Macon, Mrs. Boonesfarm, at the 20 Grand. They wanted to have a bash of a time. Tommy Gilmore has finally fulfilled his lifelong dream of becoming the “Magic Burger King.” Toni Hanson and Julie Tinker are now the featured entertainment at Captain D’s. They wrestle with anyone who buys the seafood platter. Lisa Brown is now volleyball coach at the Birmingham Zoo. Cindi Patterson recently hocked her collection of guys’ class rings in order to put down the mortgage on a Hollywood man- sion. Bill Allen, personal friend of Jack Daniels, now owns and operates his own combination dance studio and still. Gina Clayton is still asking for directions to her house. Alfonza Baker is still washing the styrofoam cups in Litchfield’s lunchroom while James Baker saves the tea. Mark Cole is still living in his brother’s shadow. Carlton Drew is now a tour guide at the Grand Canyon. He drives tourists up and down the canyon on his mule! Lawrence Brown is still trying to be an athlete at L.H.S. Greg Coats and Darnell Hughley are the featured soloists for the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Allen Endress is still being called “Stud,” although no one knows why. Kim Jester is now busy training her 10 kids to be professional volleyball players. Barbara Mallard is still President of the Trent Norton Fan Club. Wayne McCain has designed a new line of fashions specializing in plaids. After many years of working for his Master’s in mathematics, Todd Crawford Glassco is now starring on Captain Kanga- roo as the Dancing Bear. Penni Nash now lives in Idaho and is the sole owner and operator of Nashed Potatoes, Inc. Sheila Garrison is presently playing on the defensive line of the Dallasw Cowboys with Too Tall Jones. Betty Glover is now working for the Nike Shoe Co. She designs airholes for tennis shoes. Dr. John Hanson has made his first million in which $999,900 came from his own family. Brenda Hadden has taken up her high school hobby as her career. She is now a professional camper, even though she doesn’t know what the inside of her tent looks like. Everytime Anthony Goodwin and Keith Hathcock buy a new car, both are identical in every way. Roslyn Hardy is still taking underclassmen into the horn room. David “Cupid Saxon now does Dorito commercials and samples every bag. On November 10,1989, Cassandra “Sand” Thomas was seen in public wearing clothes that did not match. Jackie Tuck is the coordinator of the Pizitz Teen Board. Perry “Tree” Underwood is now a professional light bulb changer for General Electric. Loretha Woods finally received her lifelong wish. She works at General Hospital delivering meals. Robin Stewart, who is still “fine” after all these years, has joined the Marines and spending her free weekends in Auburn. Greg Faulkner is now filling the cradle instead of robbing it. Paul Fulmer is now making a living collecting insurance money for stolen stereos. Denise Dugger is now modeling Crazy Legs pantyhose. Tony Farmer is now starring in the new premiere of Gomer “Funk” Pyle. Rosita Hudson recently made her first million from her famous Biff Burger restaurant. Tammy Hicks is still “Just Looking” the truant officer straight in the eyes. Greg Fuller is now co-hosting Hee Haw along with Junior Samples. Todd Douthard, Mike Jenkins, and David Williams were caught modeling duck suits for GQ (gone quacky). Keith Kidd is still a real square. 126 Brenda Jackson is still “high” up there after all these years. Steven Jones got lost while hunting and hasn’t been heard from since. Regina Mackey has been forced to join HRA (Harlequin Romance Anonymous) to reform herself so she can begin a new series in life. Willie Jemison has now retired from Litchfield High School. Scott “Rah” Fuller, to date, has told 3,422 girls he loved them, and doesn’t remember any of it. Luster Jackson is still trying to figure out how to spell his name. Tony Johnson is now being used as the official Olympic Torch. On June 5,1982, Karen Kelly received, along with her army socks and hat, her draft notice. She immediately hitchhiked to Canada and is complaining of a lack of Asian males. Johna Preston is now a taxi cab driver in New York City and makes extra money by impersonating Broadway Joe Namath. Cindy Scales has recently been named one of the ten best dressed women in America for the sixth consecutive year. Karen Steger got rich hocking her engagement rings. Cathy Davidson is a photographer of cadavers at Collier Butler Funeral Home. Donna Kirkland finally had a dream come true. She plays on Mrs. Buttram’s basketball team, shooting paper free throws in the garbage cans. Eric Rudolph is playing baseball for Turkeytown. Sandy Salvador is now working for Delta Airlines flying their B-52 bombers. Her motto is “Fly Delta Fly.” Ernest Taylor now plays football for Gadsden State Junior College and is late for every game. We always thought Tony Snow was perfect, but he has yet to shoot a deer. Paul Little is now owner of Paul’s Poodle Perm. Traci Baker, who is still wearing her braces, is now a “silent” partner in the Baker Piano Organ Company. Cissy Gray, due to her outstanding body development, has replaced Lou Ferrigno as the “Incredible Hulk.” Wayne Watts, now a DJ at the local skating rink, is still broke. Carolyn Veasy, Vernell Thomas, and Lindy Weatherly still aren’t happy with the way things go at Litchfield. Jay Nelson was recently looking through a magazine and saw his Homeroom Angel,” Tonja Smith, in the centerfold. Curtis Fuller is now the leading soprano for the Rex Humbard Family Singers. Beverly Jackson is still announcing, “I’m a quittin’!” Mickey “Slim” Smith is now a famous hypnotist and speaks to Psychology classes. Lynn Townsel is now parking cars at the “Graveyard.” Mindi Robinson has opened a men’s clothing store with second hand clothes which were returned to her by ex-boyfriends. Teresa Howze and Earnestine Williams still work in the office at Litchfield. Although Ray Mullinax has gotten over his crush on the 1982 head cheerleaders, his heart has yet to mend over his absence in action shots of LHS football games. Ellen Thomas is now a professional hole digger. Jeff Stith is still falling in love with “soon to be married” women. Clarissa Horton, Toney Hughly, Ocie Hope, and Mitchell Williams now star on the Gong Show as live mannequins. Sally Tubb is now co-owner and operator of Mike’s Mechanics located behind Beaird’s Florist. Connie Panell finally got a piece of birthday cake — her own! Kevin Muskett was recently involved in a near fatal drowning accident while speaking at a PTA meeting. Kim Lindsey is now one of the best players of the Harlem Globetrotters. John Smith is still in the habit of falling in love at the movies. Tina Wooten still cries about a different boy every day. Mitchell Brown is now in outer space searching for some unknown galaxy. John Green is still wearing his letterman jacket. Cindy Jacobs is still getting stuck with a lot of work from her boss. Alvin Calloway has just cut a record of a medley of pre-devotional tunes. Iphadella English has moved to Philadelphia to raise her own brood of 1001 Dellamanians. Dana Smith is now the unknown voice of Templeton the rat on Charlotte’s Web. Brad Casey has recently opened up a chain of Japanese restaurants. Mark Black now manages the Big “S” Pig Ranch. 127 SENIOR NOTABLES Best All Around Kim Jester and Tommy Gilmore Best Looking Cissy Gray and Ray Mullinax Biggest Flirts Carlton Drew and Connie Panel! Most Likely To Succeed Mindi Robinson and Jeff Stith Most Studious Alvin Calloway and Traci Baker Friendliest Greg Fuller and Kim Lindsey Most Spirited Robin Stewart and Greg Coats Cutest Toni Hanson and Scott Fuller 130 Best Dressed David Williams and Cindy Scales Most Ambitious John Hanson and Tracy Ford 131 SENIOR BANQUET 134 Alvin Calloway Mindi Robinson Valedictorian Salutatorian 1. Alvin Calloway 2. Mindi Robinson 3. Brenda Jackson TOP TEN 4. Traci Baker 8. Ray Mullinax 5. John Hanson 9. Tracy Ford 6. Kevin Muskett 10. Jeff Stith 7. Cissy Gray SENIOR AWARDS Perfect Attendance Art.............. Junior Civitan DECA French Home Economics Honor Society J.B.T. Civic Award Mathematics Mu Alpha Theta Business Physical Education Spanish Student Government Association Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Alabama State University Alumni Association Scholarships Vocational Awards Woodmen of the World Award Outstanding Senior Award Barbara Mallard Wayne McCain Alisha Cox Regina Tarver Traci Baker Tracy Ford Jon Duncan Greg Fuller Mitchell Williams Bill Allen Karen Steger Loretha Woods Carolyn Veasy Vernell Thomas Lindy Weatherly Mike Jenkins Alisha Cox Alvin Calloway Wayne McCain Scott Fuller Alvin Calloway Mindi Robinson Ray Mullinax Brenda Jackson . Tony Johnson Barbara Mallard Wayne McCain JeffStith Todd Glassco Tommy Gilmore Vernell Thomas Traci Baker Alvin Calloway Alisha Cox Carolyn Veasy Bill Allen Todd Glassco Alvin Calloway David Williams Anthony Goodwin JeffStith Traci Baker Tracy Ford Sheila Garrison Karen Steger Keith Hathcock Johna Preston Alvin Calloway JeffStith 13« 137 138 GRADUATION DAY 139 140 DELTA KAPPA SIGMA College Heights Baptist Church Frank Samuels — Pastor Neil Nation — Minister of Music and Youth Congratulations to the Class of 1982! MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS! 142 Transamenca Financial Services 732 Forrest Avenue Gadsden. Alabama 35901 (205) 543-2270 Transamenca Financial Services CONGRATULATIONS to KIM LINDSEY who is finally graduating this year, BEST WISHES to MARIETTA BOLEY (who is graduating.) Love, Mom and Dad. BRENDA’S BRIDAL AND RAINBOW TUXEDO RENTALS All our love goes through to you, Just to remember, you love us tool One Location: V Mile South of the Gadsden Mall LOVE ALWAYS, MOM BIG MOM Phone Number: 547-8102 1519 Rainbow Drive Gadsden, Alabama 35901 CASEY EQUIPMENT AND FARM SUPPLY Your Goldkist Dealer For County Farm Supplies, Fertilizers, Feed, Farm Equipment and Parts. Phone Number: 492-8433 Piedmont Highway — 278 East 43 Lambda Sigma Science Club BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS! KD J Plumbing Heating Industrial — Commercial — Residential Plumbing Repairs Boiler Work Electric Sewer Service — OWNER — W. D. (Dub) Hathcock CONGRATULATIONS TO CISSY GRAY (HOMECOMING QUEEN OF 1981) Senior Maids Mindi Robinson Robin Stewart Junior Maids Kristy Cameron Lana White Ava Copeland Sophomore Maids Kala Sizemore Johna Hooks Angela Gray Freshmen Maids MATERS VINE RIPE PIZZA — PASTA — SPIRITS PIZZA-PASTA Yolanda Thomas Jana Smith Cindy Bishop 547-2556 329 Locust — Across From Gadsden Times 144 UH - OH FACTORY OUTLET 220 North 27th Street Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Phone 546-4591 “Clothes for the entire family including Designer Jeans.’’ OWNER Margaret Kimbril BAMA SUPERMARKET 1401 East Broad Meat Cut By The Order. UL SMITH TROPHY SHOP 910 — B Hoke Street East Gadsden, Alabama 35903 Phone Number (205) 492-5581 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND. GLENDA S BEAUTY SALON “Specializing in Hair Styles for the Entire Family.” Debbie Carter Jan Phillips and Betty Bohannon — Hair Stylists Glenda Simmons — Owner-Manager. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Location across from Donehoo School Parking in the Rear. M ichael JEWELERS Three Locations: 511 Broad Street Agricola Center Gadsden Mall Two Locations: 1001 Rainbow Drive 1001 Piedmont Cutoff BANK OF GADSDEN Member FDIC C o oy's Auto Service Center 444 George Wallace Drive East Gadsden. AL 35903 Phone 543-2149 Byron Cothran, Owner bM.rit « «1� V l M Hu i At Hi HI . UAtMlM IUM %to rtr If fiOOTEGL Service ft - TYPt-WRITER BUSINESS MACHINES. INC 0W k 1 (UHNLH or OIM a WAiAUI S'B h o wok wa C AL� Utr AL JbOOi SeU0r-DrW� y 24 Hour Emergency N. SCrviCC Call Day or Night 3?.ies, Service, Rentals PMONfe The Original and Only Phone 546-3747 MARTIN’S Where There’s a Sale Everyday DOWNTOWN MOTORS BODY SHOP — Free Credit — Name Brand Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family. 140 East Broad Street Gadsden, Alabama 35903 Phone: 547-9742 Open 10 a.m. thru 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday Salesmen A.C. Hill Tommy Hill 2801 Rainbow Drive Phone 442-7000 Phone 546-0324 The Address in Gadsden Convenience - Fresh Decorations — Great Neighbors Fun to Live, Run, and Play CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1982! Monday Thru Friday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 10amUrsaoym FO St ioa.m.-5 p.m. ■ ww� Sunday 1-5 p.m. - River George Wallace Drive 146 HOFFMAN’S MAT44EW3 Central Bank Alabama Hollywood Shop Three Locations: 414 Broad Street Gadsden, Alabama 601 Broad Street 801 East Broad 3213 Rainbow Drive “Where Shopping is a Pleasure!” Member FDIC Phone 543-8000 COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL C.B. TAGS Secure Your Future by Becoming a Graduate of... FRED’S MAGNETIC SIGNS ' ‘Our Siow Tiu. Othir ' ’ Keevil-Curl School of Beauty Salon 308 Rauls Avenue Phone 543-2175 E. GADSDEN. ALA. 33003 Am 4:30 P.M. Classes Start Weekly 305 South 4th Street Phone 547-1688 k Gradual Jm, The Lite Underwtiler OFF CAMPUS book store “We Order Class Rings and Supplies for School.” LIFE ♦ OF Training Council VIRGINIA TERRY W. LEWIS Manager Bus Phona 543-2321 1523 Rainbow Dtiva Ras Phona 442-8661 Qadadan AL 35� Oi BYRAM WEBSTER MOTORS INC. Beauty Time Salon Your Complete Beauty Center — A Name you Can Trust — Permanents and Coloring (Serving Gadsden Since 1955) Styling for Men and Women “We Specialize in Sports and Luxury Models” Donna Hayes — Owner 607 South 6th Street 547-7091 1056 Forest Avenue Gadsden, Alabama 547-4211 547-1441 OPEN WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY w East Gadsden Beauty Salon 702 Hoke Street Phone 492-4790 Experienced Operators Jewell Duckett Gloria Wood Janice Reid Odell Men — Women — Children — Early or Late Appoints Jhirmack Permanents — Zotas — Dermetics — Realistic — La Maur — Helene Curtis SERVICE AUTO PARTS 213 East Broad Street East Gadsden, Alabama Phone 546-9228 BILL HENDON Electronic Engine Balancing Complete Machine Shop G adsden Auto 326 Hoke Street P.O. Box 2001 East Gadsden, Alabama 35903 Phone 546-0110 p arts 111 East Broad Street East Gadsden, Alabama 35903 Phone (205) 547-7511 OWENS DEPARTMENT STORE 817 East Broad Street Gadsden, Alabama 35903 Phone 547-5405 216 Rainbow Plaza Rainbow City, Alabama 35901 Phone 442-3509 Sals Service for Ford Tractors Bush Hog GEHL Taylor Way P. Z. Mowers Burch KMC Lely Tufline IMCO Artsway New and Used Tractors GARRETT FORD TRACTOR. INC. Phones 927-3685 927-3686 CENTRE,ALABAMA Tom Garrett Phone 927-3760 Your Home Owned Community Bank Member FDIC Atalla Office 923 Attalia Blvd. Attalia, Alabama 35954 Phone 538-7875 THE EXCHANGE BANK Gadsden Office 230 N. 3rd Street Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Phone 547-2572 JACKET’S NEST Glencoe Shopping Mall His or Hers Barber V7 and Styling Salon CONGRATULATIONS ' ' ' n ‘i Li v to the Kk f % Class J of 1982 - .—■ From L 11 Dr. Ted Jones (Oral Surgeon) AND His Staff The Merry-Go-Round Skate Center The Job College ZETA PSI EPSILON V STATE FARM ATTENTION! HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Train for a Good Job in a Short Time. Executive Secretary Key Punch Accounting Medical Assistant Receptionist Legal Assistant Placement Service GADSDEN BUSINESS COLLEGE 750 Forrest Avenue Jim Mynatt AGENT 915 Meighan Blvd. Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Phone 546-2863 Office 547-7588 Residence 546-9957 150 SOUTHERN SounD “The Audio Specialist” 108 West Meighan Blvd. Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Phone (205)546-2103 125 North Third Street — Gadsden, Ala. 35901 P.O. Box 112 Phone 546-4613 Brice Thomas Res. 547-1472 Lyverel Thomas Res. 543-9444 David Thomas Res. 547-2006 CLASS OF 1983 THE GREATEST NAME IN DO-NUTS A CHARLES STITH RES PH 543 3218 THE TIRE FIXER Invite Us To Your Neat Blowout 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE GADSOEN. ALABAMA • RADIO DISPATCHED • PHONE 547 5478 PHONE 547 6337 151 Complete “In Stock” Rental Service ALL SIZES t Tuxedo' % INN Z RENTALS £. 'SALES Open Nights ’til 9 Phone 546-6609 One Location Gadsden Mall Rainbow Drive Gadsden, Alabama Gadsden’s Most Complete Bridal Shop BRIDALS BY RITA One of Northeast Alabama’s Largest Selection. Two Locations Downtown on Corner 5th and Broad Street Gadsden Mall. COMPLIMENTS OF East Gadsden United Methodist Church 201 South Eighth Street East Gadsden, Alabama Phone: 547-1666 UTURE USI VESS EADERS _l ULRICA V Church School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:55 a.m. (Children’s Church) 5:30 p.m. U.M.V.F. Evening Worship Service 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting (Wednesday) 6:45 p.m. Choir Practice (Wednesday) 7:30 p.m. Nursery Provided for All Services. --7 SWAIN VAULT COMPANY 510 Wawoah Street 35901 BRANNON INSURANCE AGENCY 413 North 2nd Street I am the best Of all the rest, With me you can’t find fault. So don’t get stuck Go with your luck, In the Company of Swain's Vault. DIXIE VARIETY STORE East Gadsden, Alabama Phone 546-3315 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982. (The First Class to Reach Magazine Goal) 400 Hoke Street From Mrs. J. Hardy, Principal EAST MEIGHAN GAS 901 Meighan Blvd. COURTESY OF JORDAN OFFICE SUPPLY Brown’s Shoes YC BODY SHOP SINCE 1912 213 North Sixth Street Gadsden's Oldest and Finest 506 Broad Street Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Over 40 Years Experience Complete Body Shop, Work, and Painting 153 Karen Kelly, Kim Lindsey, Cindy Scales, Kim Jester, Pam Alford, Cathy Davidson, Kelly Naylor, Mindi Robinson, Traci Baker, Cissy Gray, Connie Panell, Sally Tubb and Robin Stewart. Pi Delta Phi Big Sisters Karla Thornton, Katrina Butts, Angie Steger, Kathy Gilmore, Suzanne Flowers, Amy Freeman, Laura Marshall, Kala Sizemore, Johna Hooks, Angie Davis, Stacy Wieman, and Michelle Studdard. 154 Pi Delta Phi Little Sisters ALPHA PSI OMEGA A Q Big Sisters Mrs. Jacobs, Betty Glover, Lisa Brown, Loretha Woods, Cindy Whisenant, Carolyn Veasey, Donna Macon, Vernell Thomas, Alisha Cox, Lindy Weatherly, and Miss Grice. Little Sisters Veronica Macon, Yolanda Thomas, Jackie Griffin, Sherita Isom, Nedra Thomas and Anna Leach. 155 Bugg Furniture Company Inc. “Where You Deal With the Owners” 402 Chestnut Street Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Phone 546-9411 Clarence and Marlyn Bugg COMPLIMENTS OF LITCHFIELD’S ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB TRAN S A $SlO V 2000 Forest Avenue 547-1683 Financing Available Rebuilt — Repaired — Exchanged — American Foreign Cars Nationwide Warranty — 1 Year — 12,000 Miles Our One Year Warranty Is Now Good at Over 1200 ATRA Member Shops Throughout The United States and Canada. Ros Grampng COFFEY’S lUs fl £uJTUZUc . HUNTING AND FISHING 22 Hoke Street 301 CHESTNUT ST 543-9212 Gadsden. Alabama S590) Best Selection of 547-6671 • Guns in Town. 156 “ oaa Cfiwuturv Store” JACK’S KWIKEE HAMBURGERS A tradition in Gadsden for over 10 years. 601 East Meighan Blvd. (Across From Goodyear) 547-4651 Open Seven Days a Week 7:30 A.M.-11:00 P.M. Operated by Paul E. Humphrey AMERICAN'S EAGLE TELLER THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 24 Hour Banking Southside Shopping Center 12th St. at Alabama Ave. Downtown Bruno's Rainbow Plaza Gadsden Mall at Morrison's Entrance Hood Ave. — Next to Campus 76 Station 232Broad Street Gadsden, Alabama (205)543-3000 Member FDIC 157 Gerald Baker Piano Company Since 1961 Pianos and Organs Sales • Service • Instruction “A Sound for Everyone” Tuning Rental Music Repair Sheet Music Music Books Discount to Churches and Schools 546-4038 If No Answer 546-4036 102 Meighan Blvd. East 15? Special People PaRkeR TailoR Sbop Tommy Stanley Regina Mackey Mr. and Mrs. Woody McCain Cissy Gray Todd Glassco Mr. and Mrs. James Lindsey Daffey Duck Ben Lindsey Tony Johnson Mickey Smith Brenda Hadden Tracy Ford Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Baker Mr. and Mrs. Shelly Veasy Henrietta and Marietta Boley Alex and Kathryn Burns Kevin Muskett Mr. and Mrs. Donald Garrett Mindi Robinson Ray Mullinax 1982 Colorguard BILLY PARKER, TAILOR BROAD STREET GADSDEN, AL 3S901 HOURS; 8:00 A M -4:30 P.M UPSTAIRS OVER HAGEDORN S MOUNT PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH H. L. Spruill, Minister 408 North 9th Street Gadsden, Alabama Res. 546-6515 Office 546-9741 “Hither To Has the Lord Helped Us. TOTAL LOOK BEAUTY SALON 442 George Wallace Drive “Total Service for the Entire Family.” Rose Hughes Judie Beggs Brenda Woodsmall Johnnie Brown HUGH’S PHARMACY A)?; 801 Gaines Avenue Jg Hamiter Professional Building mi Suite 102 CLASS OF 1982 President — Ray Mullinax Vice-President — Robin Stewart Secretary — Sally Tubb Treasurer — Marietta Boley Sponsor — Mrs. Pat Harden GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF “82” 1 BEAN ’I V ofrv 5 Attalia, Alabama 35954 Best of Luck to the Seniors! Congratulations Class of ’82 From the Class of ’85 Cornerstone Church 514 24th Street