Litchfield High School - Talon Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

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1984 CLASS PROPHECY We would like to welcome the class of ’84 back for their ten year reunion. Tonight we have three special awards to be given at our reunion ... Fredrick Terry, Jeff Smith, and Jackie Rhoden, here’s your diploma. Almost ten years ago Richard Garmon was crowned 1984 King of the LHS Coronation Ball. To- day he has reached new heights. He is now the national spokesman for Burger King and stars as the Magic Burger King in their commercials. Oh, and by the way Angie Davis, Richard got King not Queen. Dancing has become a way of life for Amy Freeman. She now has an excuse to wear all her jewelry at one time she is a belly dancer. Bruce Watford has fulfilled his dreams of becoming an artist. He is now an instructor of art at Duck Spring Elementary. Replacing Miss Jane on Romper Room, Michelle Studdard is teaching children, ages 2 thru 5, the fundamental skills of basketball. We are pleased to announce that the following guys are to be in- ducted into the Barnyard Hall of Fame for their prolific basketball achievements: Frederick “Chickenman” Williams, Tommy “Tomcat” Stanley, Sharn “Fish” Johnson, and Chad “Goat” Evans. Also inducted as Manager of the Year for 1994 is Kerry “Wabbit” Calhoun. After the retirement of LHS Home Economics teachers, Jackie and Becky Cole are now heading the department. Will wonders never cease? Jeff Britton is now the head baseball coach at LHS. In high school, Shirley Wilson was known as the girl with all the books. Today she is still into books. She owns Shirley’s Booktique. Opening her new line of lingerie made completely of handiwipes, is fashion expert, Myra Hardy. Also introducing a new line of clothes is Marilyn Durrah with her “Doodah Dresses” made completely of burlap bags and that ever famous moth ball scent. Fashion consultant, Lawonda Huntley, really has her hands full. She is busy designing an en- tire new collection of gloves for superstar Michael Jackson. Remember Lawonda, hands off. K-Mart’s newest employer, Jeff Hardie, has been named head designer for their new line of Texas steer boots. Audrey Toles has landed a job on ABC’s Good Morning America, replacing Rona Barrett as the top gossip columnist. We always knew she’d make it big knowing everyone’s business. Speaking of business! There has been a new business opened up across the street from Litchfield High School. Josephine Huff owns the corner “Chewing Gum Store.” A new joint venture is in the works for Robbie Whitten and Kathy Gilmore. They are opening up a car wash specializing in the removal of egg from cars. Their slogan is “De-Yolk Your Car.” Lavora Aaron is now part owner of the McCants’ Clean-up Shop. Skunkey’s Car Lot is now open for business with the proud new owner Jason Lowery. Phillip Gambling and his wife Phyllis own a quaint little shop called Brief Case Unlimited. Former classmate Angie Steger is the proud new owner of a cute little flower shop on Coleman Street. Having taken over the exclusive chain of Food Giant Inc., Jeff Martin is offering to every customer an autographed 8x10 glossy of himself in his Litchfield uniform. Got any old chewing gum lying around, stuck to chairs and so forth? Well, Chris Copeland is now buying old school desks to recycle the old gum for his Bub- ble Gum Factory. The famous world renowned Todd Smith has just opened up his famous Italian restaurant specializing in squid-a-roni. David Hayes is now head cook at Quincy’s Restaurant and is no longer blister prone, but burn prone. It is a good thing Angie Davis did not make a cowgirl. She can’t stand to tie anything down. Just ask the guys she has dated. After graduation Lisa Jenkins moved to Birmingham and open- ed a Video Arcade. She was forc- ed to close however, when a boy, thinking she was a new game, placed a quarter between her teeth and she choked on it. Entrepreneur Jerome Boswell has opened his new restaurant specializing in “Frog” legs. Because of his extremely loud and clearly spoken voice, Robbie Copeland has landed the job as head auctioneer at Tooley’s Auc- tion Company. Now making a living tutoring his college friends in Algebra is Sean Brewer. He’s making ten dollars an hour and loves his work. Georgia Higgins has truly lived up to her name. She is a suc- cessful politician and is mayor of Higgins, Georgia. Mr. Universe for 1994 is none other than Steve Witherspoon. The newest game show to the tube is “Name That Baby.” Hosting the spectacular is none other than baby naming expert Donna Evans. Still auditioning for Star Search” in hopes of becoming an amateur comedian is Steve Bohannon with his rendition of