Ramsay High School - Rams Horn Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1970 volume:

Ttamsaij fiy i ScAoo Cff r n ngAa n, 7lfaSama 7lcfuisor Miss 7 orence 7(ey ey Cditor 7ommie Lacey Sowery ) us in ess 7!cfui so r 7PLrs. L ynn C'rane 75 Me usiness (anacyer 7lri iur (S ayys I ayes 1-17 [Introduction 7t([ministration [Activities features Sports (asses Tldverfisemen ts 198-224 3 •Jff ■ 5 6 7 8 9 10 II eft tor’s Better Dear Fellow Ramsayitcs. The 1970 RAM'S HORN has been designed to bring to mind many memories that each of us has shared during this great year at Ramsay. Many hours of good ideas and hard work have gone into making this book a real treasure for the years to come and the greatest annual we have ever had. Enjoy the pictures on these pages for they tell the story of 1970 at Ramsay High School. Sincerely yours. 12 Editor. 1968-1970 A TKessaye Ar 'o n (Jar Arinapaf In tills new era of accelerated change we are being exposed to quantities of varied, conflicting and emotionally paused issues. Much of the information is designed to confuse and to bring us at odds with that which we have learned to be acceptable. The challenge of our times is whether or not man can learn to live with his fellow men in an atmosphere of mutual respect, cooperation and understanding. In order to do this we must prepare ourselves to discern between the truth, half-truths, and falsehoods and not to be used by those representing special interest groups. My hope for you is that you will develop an alert and keen mind questioning, examining and assessing situations and problems before you commit yourself to any course or movement. A search for truth and justice should be our aim. 13 Jn Dedication Jo 7TCr. RRomas DR. tBawson “Swede has been our friend and counselor. He has laughed with us at our mistakes and shown us what it is to have a teacher with a merry heart. He has given the past meaning and purpose that will advance the good of mankind. He has taught us that honesty is the basis of character and that without law there can be no liberty - liberty for which our country was founded. With sincere respect and gratitude we dedicate this 1970 RAM'S HORN to our Coach Lawson. 14 An Appreciation Ao Jlfrs. Aina (Aiids r. JfmnA Tj ou 7or y our Concern Incf Consideration. 15 JZ? TKemoriam '’Jo Miss € me ra TdJaMey 16 7or C nera 1$)ii£ (cicjfits r_.Jurnecf cow Jo)e Goufcf Xot See sort's TKessenyer cJwe Ifer U ie Jieij Uncf 7. )fiisper 77eassuriri(j y; a ee Gfie (Jaie JlCar ecf 7mm oriafitu. TSerlie O. Harrison 18 GEORGE P. THOMAS M.A. (A.A.). University of Alabama Principal BARBARA HILL B.S., M.A., Univ.ofAla. Freshman and Sophomore Counselor CHRISTINE HIXON B.S., Univ. of Alabama M.A., Samford Univ. Senior Counselor i( ministration Incf Counselors 20 MARGURIETTE BAILEY Registrar PEGGY LANE Registrar ODIS JONES WINIFRED GORDON Custodian Lunchroom Manager BETTY POOLE KAREN HUBBARD DALE TANKERSLEY English Assistant Library Clerk Math Assistant To teach the structure of the English Language so that each student may gain facility in accurate and effective oral and written communication. To nourish, through the study of literature, the mind and spirit of each student. ANNA PRAYTOR A. B., B'ham Southern M.A., Univ. of Alabama Head of English Department Cn y is i Department 7lncf. . . LYNNE CRANE B.S., Auburn Univ. WILLIAM ERNEST A.B., B’ham Southern 22 . . . foreicjn t3anaua je Department Foreign language study is a determining factor in understanding the English language and in understanding the problems of World Peoples. TINA LIKIS B.S., Auburn Univ. PAUL FARMER B.S.. North Adams State BERTIE HARRISON A.B., Miss. State College for Women DOROTHY HIX A.B., Alabama College M.A., Univ. of Alabama tllat i Department To provide a mathematics curriculum designed to offer the maximum challenge and enrichment to each student. MARY HARRIS M.A. (A. A.). Univ. of Ala. Head of Math Department BARBARA BUSHELON B.S., Tuskcgec Inst. JUANITA FEATHER1NGILL M.A., Tulane Univ. JANIE A1RHART B .S., Alabama College NORMA BLEDSOE A.B., Sam ford Univ. 24 BYRON SMITH B.S., Univ. of Ala. DOUG WHEELER B.S.. Jacksonville cS“ cience Oepart'men The Science Department endeavors to make students aware and to instill a desire to seek and answer. VIRGINIA GALLOWAY B.S., B'ham Southern Head of Science Department HERMAN WHITEHEAD B.S., Knoxville College 25 Department 7tnct. . . To draw forth for the service of our Republic that natural aristocracy of brains and character that resides in the people Jefferson FRANCIS CALLEN A.B., GouchcrCollege M.A., Columbia Univ. L.L.B., B'ham School of Law Head of History Department THOMAS LAWSON ANN STONE ETHEL McKISSACK A.B., Samford Univ. A.B., B’ham Southern A.B., Judson College M.Ed., LSU 26 GEORGE HASENBEIN B.S., Jacksonville LARRY WILSON B.S., Samford Univ. tJfujsicaf Cjcfucation Department Education through physical activities which are selected and carried on with full regard to values in human growth, development and behavior. Justness Department To prepare students for beginning careers in office occupations and to develop personal use competencies in typewriting. JUANITA ARRINGTON B.S., Alabama State MARGARET SHELL B.S., Miss. State College for Women Head of Business Dept. Specta Departments To encourage development of the students interest in special areas for now and years to come. FLORENCE KEG LEY A.B., B'ham Southern B.F.D., An Institute Chicago M.A.. Peabody College MARTHA MILLER B.S., Univ. of Alabama 28 BARBARA POSNER B.S., Montevallo M.A., Univ. of Alabama JAMES T. ALLEY B.S., Auburn Univ. ELIZABETH YARBROUGH VIRGINIA LAWRENCE B.S., Samford Univ. B.S., Auburn Univ. 29 30 CZrt Gfu6 ART CLUB FRONT ROW: C. Tyree, L. Leslie, L. Pfau, K. Kessler, S. Smith, V. Kinderdine, K. Dumas, J. McKinstry, D. Naramorc, B. Crutcher. SECOND ROW; D. Dobbs, M. Hiam, J. Newman, J. Inger, D. Ramp, S. Scott, H. Jones, D. Vincent, R. Cain, L. Brown, Miss Kegley. President: VICKI KINDERDINE Vice-President: LUCY PFAU Secretary: JACKIE McKINSTRY Treasurer: DEBRA VINCENT iay pipe Staff BAGPIPE STAFF FRONT ROW: C. Dailey, A. Weinstein, B. Bienvenuc, D. Hamm, V. Echolcs. L. Hipp, T. Harris, S. Plott, J. Goldstein, J. Shephard, L. Joseph. SECOND ROW: S. Smith. S. Mitchell, S. Young, P. Keith. M. Jeffers, R. Cooley. R. Catching. T. Fritz. P. Hardy. B. Pullen, S. Moore, C. Richter. THIRD ROW; Mr. Ernest, E. Greeg, J. Aloisi, K. Knapp, W. Irwin, P. Capra, F. Lee, R. Vice, K. Harvey, L. Stewart, D. Montague, M. Howard, V. Searight, R. Gray. Assistant Manager: ROSS GRAY Assistant Manager: DA VID MONTAGUE Sponsor: MR. ERNEST Editor: CAROL DAILY Director: MRS. MARTHA MILLER 7)anh Cfioarcf BANK BOARD FIRST ROW: C. Daily, L. Stewart, P. Capra, D. Luft, S. Trucks. J. Callen, S. Wald. D. Eggert, Mrs. Bledsoe. SECOND ROW: M. Howard, R. Catching, B. Brewton, C. Broussard, R. Nesselroth. P. Bayer, P. Joseph, C. Foote. The purpose of the Bank Board Is to provide students with knowledge of the values, freedoms, and responsibilities of our business system and experience in the organization, operation, and management of a business. 35 PHILIP CAPRA, ROSALIE NESSEROTH, President: CARLEEN FOOTE, DENNIS LUFT, Sponsor: MRS. BLEDSOE. O amsay s S uc en Counci STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: J. Mullins. D. Halbrooks, J. Trucks. D. Hodge. V. Mullen, M. Miller. C. Cain. K. Kusta, V. Ecklcs. SECOND ROW: J. Christian, M. Romeo, P. Bayer, M. Gables, B. McBride, D. Eggert, A. Win go, B. Bienvenu, C. Daily, T. Marcus. THIRD ROW: J. Callcn, C. Vacarella, J. Hiam, B. Lawrence, S. Wald, A. Martin, J. Fraser, G. Manley. Inc Ga6ine STUDENT CABINET FRONT ROW; J. Callcn, B. Lawrence, D. Montague. R. Gray, D. Luft. SECOND ROW: C. Cain, K. Kusta, M. Miller, Mrs. Posner. C. Dally, C. Foote. P. Bayer. 36 'Distributive I cfucation ()ju6s Of Timer tea DECA FRONT ROW: 0. Christie, S. Harlka, J. Bostany. J. Hollis, Miss Hollon, Miss Lawrence, Y. Black, V. Abercrombie, M. Hutchinson, M. Spain, L. Alford. SECOND ROW: G. Bostany. E. Gregg, P. Marcus, E. Blaylock. R. Thigpen. D. Wiggington, J. Robbins, D. Heathcrly, B. Berry. DECA is designed to develope future leaders for marketing and distribution. DECA is also the only national youth organization operation in the nation's schools to attract young people to careers in marketing and distribution. 38 E. Gregg, D. Wiggington, G. Bostany, J. Bostany, J. Hollis, Sponsor: Miss Lawrence, Y. Black, V. Abercrombie, M. Hutchinson. Juture 'Jeac iers 0 America FT A FRONT ROW; C. Daily, B. Pullen, J. Dudderar, A. Weinstein, J. Hall, S. Young, F. Thorpe, J. Sawyer, J. Green. SECOND ROW: P. Kent, N. Mckinnis, J. Goldstein, K. Cohen, T. Lowery. A. Dickson, L. Davis, M. Howard, L. Weekly. THIRD ROW; L. Skaggs, R. Ncssclroth, H. Blum, L. Joseph, L. Potts, J. Buckner, C. Cain. P. Joseph, K. Knapp. J. Norton. FOURTH ROW: S. Young, V. Avard, B. Klic, C. Cain, B. McBride. P. Criss, V. Shubert, M. Williams, Mrs. Yarbrough. The purposes of this organization are (1) to develope and sustain teaching as a profession; (2) to promote the organization of FT A Chapters; (3) to develope student leadership; (4) to advance the cause of education. Sponsor: MRS. YARBROUGH LYNNE WEEKLY BECKY McBRIDE ANN DICKSON President: PHYLLIS JOSEPH CATHERINE CAIN CHRISTINE CAIN HARRIET BLUM LILA JOSEPH 39 S’r s’ AAtAfetic Association The purpose of GAA is to promote interest in girls sports activities. Sponsor: Mrs. Jones, Paula Meads. Janice Robinson, Debbie Spence, Glauce Raybon, President: Mary Charles Howard. FRONT ROW: V. Icaza, E. Wills, M, Romeo, L. Seizemore. SECOND ROW: L. Crabb, J. Mazer, P. Davis, D. Spence. THIRD ROW: C. Sellers, P. Crlss, P. Meads. J. Hanley. FOURTH ROW; D. Fowler, M. Howard, J. Montgomery, J. Robinson FIFTH ROW: J. Sawyer, L. Mossey, G. Raybon, T. Jones. SIXTH ROW: J. Greene, J. Trucks, C. Crow. 40 J ie yCaiiona Jfan or Society The purpose of ihe National Honor Society is to promote and recognize excellence in the fields of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. 41 Sponsor: MRS. H1X, President: PATRICIA BAYER. Secretary: DENNIS LUFT, Vice-President: CAROL DAILY. cJunior Tver C ross JR. RED CROSS FRONT ROW: Mrs. Adams. B. Burch, J. Talley, I. Meddows, C. Sellers, J. Self. L. Grant, L. Skaggs. P. Jackson, C. Huffstutler, R. Nesselroth, R. Hollman. SECOND ROW; A. Templeton, D. Black, E. Hanson, P. Gillespie, L. Sizemore, J. Dudderar, C. Walsh, J. Buckner, L. Joseph. N. McKinnis, A. Weinstein, T. Ratigan, A. Reeves. THIRD ROW: K. Spooner. J. Mazer, P. Hayne, S. Logan, H. Martin, J. Harwick, T. Coffey, Z. Shunnarah, F. Prest-ridge, R. Vice, J. McRoberts. R. Gray, V. Kinderdine. Purpose: The purpose of the Junior Red Cross is to give students practice in citizenship. It gives each person a chance to exercise independence and growing maturity by solving problems concerning himself and his environment. 42 JR. RED CROSS OFFICERS Sponsor: MRS. ADAMS, J. MAZER, P. GILLESPIE, President: L. JOSEPH, n. McGinnis, j. buckner. J(ey CfuS KEY CLUB FRONT ROW: K. Bush, B. Barker. P. Walker, T. Fritz, C. Foote, T. Hatchett, K. Hamrick, G. Manley. SECOND ROW: J. Wiley, P. Norris, W. Feenker, S. Trucks, B. Lawrence, S. Naftel, B. Barker, J. Callen. THIRD ROW: B. Tanory, S. Jacoby, M. Milwee, A. Martui, J. London, T. Anderson, S. Wald, J. Hannum. Purpose: The purpose of the Key Club is to be of service to the school and teachers. KEY CLUB OFFICERS 43 S. WALD, President: P. WALKER, Sweethearts: C. FOOTE. T, FRITZ, T. HATCHETT, J. CALLEN PURPOSE: The purpose of the office staff is to maintain the business of the school, and keep everyone happy by running things smoothly. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Bailey. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Hixon, Mrs. Lane. THIRD ROW: Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Childs, Mr. Flcsser. OFFICE STAFF FRONT ROW: L. Skaggs, M. Howard. H. Blum. SECOND ROW: B. Anderson. M. Miller, L. Weekly, R. Cooley. THIRD ROW: L. Stewart, B. Bienvenue, P. Josph, B. Milwee. FOURTH ROW: B. Barker. K. Hamrick, K. Knapp, J. Thomas. FIFTH ROW: T. Lowery. L. Davis, L. Hipp. D. Vinclent, K. Spooner, S. Jacoby, S. Trucks. 44 J Jep GfuS PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Williams. Mrs. Airliart, S. Wallace, B. Bienvenue. M, Jeffers, B. Jackson, K. Kusta. J. Borders, J. Goodwin. SECOND ROW: K. Maddox. J. Thomas, J. Winston, D. Eggert, D. Hamm, B. Anderson, J. Conway, J. Grahm. K. Glazner, D. Triantoes, R. Glasscock. S. CarDeves. THIRD ROW: V. Goodson, V. Roby, C. Williams, L. Ilipp, B. Hunt, E. Hanzen, N. Boackle, J. Trucks, C. Crow, K. Davis, P. Davis, P. Gilespie. FOURTH ROW: B. Brcwton, C. Foote, M. Miller, L. Stewart, R. Forester, L. Byrd, K. Spooner, A. Templeton, V. Hulen, D. Fowler. FIFTH ROW: L. Hill, R. Catching, V. Echols. C. Walsh, R. Cooley, D. Wagner. J. Mullins, M. Romeo. J. Self, M. How ard. SIXTH ROW: T. Gaylor, S. Miller, E. Weller, A. Wingo, J. Harvey, P. Bayer, C. Brousard, S. Mitchell, A. Reeves, I. Meddows, P. Hardy. PURPOSE: The Pep Club was organized to boost the overall morale and spirit of the students; to encourage a large attendance at all of the games; and to bring the student body closer together as a whole. OFFICERS OF PEP CLUB FIRST ROW; C. Brousard, Mrs. Airhart, S. Wallace. SECOND ROW: B. Jackson. B. Bienvienue, PRESIDENT: K. Kusta, J. Borders, M. Jeffers. “9?” G u6 R CLUB FIRST ROW: D. Philups, B. Barker, D. Lewis, C. Haynes, F. Lee, J. Bush, L. Sheffield, L. Berndt, H. Blackwell, C. Bush. SECOND ROW: J. Shelton. R. Carter. W. Feenker, P. Walker, T. Hatchett, M. Poole. B. Barker. L. King. J. Hargrove, A. Joseph, R. Maxwall. THIRD ROW: S. Trucks, P. Norris, D. Trucks, D. Smallwood, A. Johnston, J. Bearden, R. Bentley, B. Lawrence, S. Wald, G. Prewitt, B. Garner. FOURTH ROW: A. Martin, J. Hannum, V. Donahoo, L. Davis, C. Outline, M. Hooten, D. Pardue, J. Brain, L. Carter. FIFTH ROW: M. Pharro. S. Naftle, J. Callen, D. Mitchell. Coach Smith. Purpose: To promote a greater participation and understanding of athletics. OFFICERS OF R CLUB J. Callen, L. Davis, S. Wald, T. Hatchett, F. Lee. 46 0£k espians THESPIANS FRONT ROW: M. Sheppard, V. SHubert, T. Harris. S. Wade, F. Thorpe, J. Plott, S. Jackson. C. King, S. Harris, B. Garner, B. Nelson, C. Ritcher. SECOND ROW: K. Kessler, D. Hodge, D. Houghton, C. Dailey. S. Moore, L. Brown, V. Kinderdlne, J. Webb, J. Norton, C. Chivington, L. Pfau, Miss Likis. PURPOSE: National Thespian Society is the advancement and improvement of program of the dramatic arts in secondary schools. It must encourage students to attain a better mastery of language. To develope poise and self control, and to appreciate literature techniques. THESPIANS OFFICERS J. NORTON. L. BROWN, C. DAILEY. President: L. PHAU, Sponsor: MISS LIKUS. 47 Ushers GfuB USHERS CLUB BACK ROW: D. Trucks, P. Norris, K. Harvey, B. Barker, S. Wald, J. Gallon, A. Martin. FRONT ROW: W. Femkcr, J. Christian, T. Hatchett, T. Widdon, S. Jacoby. PURPOSE: The purpose of the club is to usher at all school functions. OFFICERS OF USHERS CLUB T. WIDDON. President: T. HATCHETT. K. HARVEY. B. BARKER. 48 u y” Heens FRONT ROW: Mrs. Bledsoe, N. Boakle, B. Hayne, S. Skurko, V. Moeller. B. Traffanstedt, L. Mossey, D. Bleyven . V. Martin, D. Gayles, B. Armstrong, B. Bradley. SECOND ROW: A. Vicaldo, K. Thomas, B. Hunt, D. Little, H. Anthony. J. Goldstein. L. Crabb, P. Davis. D. Fowler, P. Meads, B. Kile, J. Sawyer, B. Wilson. THIRD ROW; P. Stancil, P. Whatley. K. Yarnel, C. Moeller, D. Hodge, T. Jones. J. Green, G. Raybon, E. Dcason, D. Ford, M. lssis, A. Letchas. Purpose: To stress those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Y TEENS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: J. SAWYER. President: L. MOSSEY. C. RAYBON. SECOND ROW: Sponsor: MRS. BLEDSOE, D. FORD, J. GREEN. P. MEEDS, A. LETCHAS. 49 Junior ( assica League FRONT ROW: E. Overton, J. London, S. Jackson, T. Fritz, D. Eggert, B. Barker, B. Barker. SECOND ROW: P. Hurst, V. Hooks, L. Grant, C. Riclucr, S. Salemi, L. Coggins, P. Estes, Mrs. Praytor. THIRD ROW: D. Sclemi, J. Gerald, S. Logan, A. Wingo, E. Weller, B. Nelson, M. Pharo. PURPOSE: The Junior Classical League strives to further the study of the classical civilizations of Greece and Rome in order to belter understand and appraise this world of today. 50 OFFICERS OF JCL FIRST ROW: D. SALEMI, D. EGGERT. SECOND ROW; B. BARKER. President; B. BARKER. THIRD ROW: M. PHARO, Sponsor: MISS PRATOR. Cflt ifetics Je nms Oe am TENNIS TEAM Coach Hasenbien, J. C.illeit, S. Nafrle, M. Milwcc, J. Mannum, D. Mitchell, D. Eggert. 51 52 A anaaroo Court Das Afoppin Is this how Joy and Beth Ann get their kicks?? 54 55 JKi.ss 56 57 Spor smansAtp D ap Sportsmanship is an important part of any activity. Mr. Bill Horan came to top off a successful homecoming week. y?, ams 7 omecommy Mr. Bill Horan, head of A.C.A., American Cheerleaders Association, helped our cheerleaders improve this summer at chccrleading camp. 58 ee£ 7)iy cS access 59 60 J ams Sei JAe ()n Tire a 63 PS l -' L bunuoodu oj 65 cS cience Dep . 66 67 n asfiion SjJfash SacA Or 68 A fas A ion C'omebacf?? 69 72 Kamsay '.v IKicj ihj JKajoreiies SUPER SIX Drum Major MR. JIMMY ALOSI Senior Head-Majorette MISS KAREN CLAZNER Senior Co-Head Majorette MISS BARBRA PULLEN Junior 74 MISS JACKIE McKINSTRY Senior MISS VALARIE HULEN Sophomore MISS MELANIE STONE Junior MISS BETTY KLIE Junior Marnsatj ’.v fantastic CMieer eacfers MISS BARBARA BIENVENU MISS LYNN STEWART Manager MISS BETH ANN ANDERSON MISS JEANIE GRAHAM MISS CARMEL PARSONS MISS RHONDA FORRESTER AJepresen iaiiues 78 Ifomecominy (2ueen Alternates 79 Second Alternate MISS KRISTIE KUSTA 80 Carlcen Foote and Bill Lawrence. 1909-1970 Ifomecomina Queen JlCiss C1arfeen j ooie 81 83 Senior ( )£o ’s ( )fio %r 1909-1970 TICos h secf KRISTIE KUSTA STEVE WALD 84 03es oooAmy MIKE GATES DENICE TRIANTOS JUNE BORDERS KENNY REEVES 3es Oressecf 85 BOBBY BARKER DEBRA VINCENT TKost Top ufar GEORGE PREWITT BARBRA BIENVENU 88 Most Bi' te y lo Succeed JOHN CALLEN CARLEEN FOOTE 89 CBefty (j Zaire fiompson 90 CANDIDATES AND QUEEN Not only beautiful ... but very talented as well. MISS LYNN HIPP - 2nd Alternate C,alrC and proud Mom‘ 91 Snapshots Our “Onto J)anc ito ” Oreck es Titus I T3e “9n” T' -4. Our 1969-1970 JooiSa I Season: 96 RAMSAY'S PRIDE AND OUR SENIOR SQUAD 97 With a trip to Montgomery, the Rams were just not ready foe the eager Lee Generals. After a hard fight the first half, the Rams fell apart in the third and fourth quarters. Fighting to a final 12-14 loss. LARRY SHEFFIELD Rams’ score Prewitt on move RICKEY BENTLY 99 After the loss to Lee, the Rams came out fired up to take a fast 21-0 lead over the Western Mustangs with the powerful running of David Trucks and a touchdown pass to Anthony Joseph. The Mustangs scored late in the fourth quarter ending the game in a 21-6 victory for the Rams. BILLY BARKER ams y?un 100 Phillip Norris on touchdown run 'Past Tltusiantjs David Trucks off on TD run. ROBERT CARTER 101 RICKEY MAXWELL Ttams S ny L)effoa Jackets ANTHONY JOSEPH MARK POOL Defence downfall of Yellow Jackets LARRY BURNT Anthony Joseph on move Gates makes catch. GEORGE PREWITT The Rams stung the Yellow Jackets from the start. With two passes from Steve Trucks to Mike Gates for 12 points and a kickoff return of 68 yards by fast-footed Phil Norris, the Rams took a 20-1 5 lead at the half. Yet the Rams were not through as David Trucks and Gates added to the score giving the Rams a final 35-21 victory!! 103 econ cf IDOSS Trucks lines up the Rams. The Rams had their second shut out of the year as the Lanier Poets downed the Rams 20-0. The Rams could not get moving as the tough defense of the Poets held the Rams’ offense all night. A late drive by the Rams ended on the Poets’ four yard line at the close of the game. 104 FRANK LEE RODNEY WILLIAMS 0 the Season Sanier JACK POPE 106 Prowm goes 35 yards. Ai the half, it was Phillips 7-Ramsay 6; but the Rams came out strong and powerful In the second half to crush the attack of the Raiders. The first score came from the running of David Trucks for 38 yards. Then Anthony Johnson took over with touchdown runs of 7 and 4 yards. Tom Hatchett got the final Rams' score on a 29-7 Rams’ victory. Hatchett scores final 6. 107 LUCIUS CARTER 1 fornecomtnp 71 s Ttams Grococf Z Ja cAes Stomp IJiAinps 108 TOM HATCHETT Wingo makes tackle. Johnson, Ramsay's leading scorer, scored on touchdown runs of 6, 44, and 69 yards. Yet the Rams were not finished as Hatchett passed to Gates and D. Trucks for 12 more points and Prewitt ran 68 yards for the Rams' 54-28 victory. MIKE GATES Rams quickness shows. 109 DEWIGHT LEWIS JERRY BUSH Not again. The Ranis, a six point underdog surprised the Jets with a touchdown pass from Tom Hatchett to Mike Gates, and a T.D. run by Anthony Johnson to take a 14-0 lead and hold many hopes up at the half. A couple of key breaks for the Jets led to Jet touchdowns and a 28-14 loss for the fighting Rams. DANNY SMALLWOOD III ALAN MARTIN JIMMY BEARDEN 7. )oocf!aa n — Go Rams! BERTRAM GARNER With all the Rams’ power on the hurt list, the Colonels just over-powered the Rams all through a rivalry game. The Rams’ defense could not hold the offense of the fast Colonels as Woodlawn finally beat the Rams after many years of defeat. The score was 28-8. 112 Hatchett hands to Hamrick. Frank starts it. The Lions defense surprised the Rams' offense on a cold night that sent many people home. The Lions got key breaks all night as the Rams could only generate six points on a Hatchett pass. The game ended in a 21-6 loss, another big upset for the Rams' season. HUGH BLACKWELL CALVIN HAYNES 114 Time out! Ramsay RasRetBaff 69- 70 VARSITY 116 1st ROW: J. SPRINGER. K. SHUNNARRAH, C. VACERELLA. J. LONDON. J. HARDWICK. J. HIAM, R. BISHOP. L. TUCKER. 2nd ROW: J. FLOYD. W. SIMMONS. A. EAST. G. PERKINS. P. WEHBY, M. ELLIS. 117 ROBERT STURDIVANT Guard STEVE WALD Center RICKEY BENTLY Forward 119 121 WALTER IVEY Forward Oar SBasBeiBafI Season Den Bike Jfiis: Jrack 196 9-1970 125 440 RELAY TEAM Luicus Carter, Steve Trucks, David Trucks, Cliford Outlin DAVE) TRUCKS 126 MIKE HOOTON MIKE PHARO ANTHONY JOSEPH ANTHONY JOHNSON DAVID PARR VANCE DONAHOO DAVID POTERFIELD JiaseBaff Jor ’6 S- '6 9 FRANK LEE STEVE WALD ALLEN MARTIN TOM HATCHETT 129 STEVE JACOBY 131 Senior fcworttes J Je e l )af£ery JCrislie Ji usia 134 Abercrombie. Virginia Adams, Gailc ABERCROMBIE. VIRGINIA Pep Club, GAA, DECA Parliamentarian and Reporter. B Honor Roll ADAMS, BRENDA ADAMS. GAILE Band, Sec. of Band AGEE. JAMES ALE SCI, LDE BM Honor Roll Agee, James 135 Alesci, Luc Beasley, Glenn Bienvenu, Barbara Bloodworth, Jim Berry, Edvvard Black, Yvonne Bonner, Alfrcda ALFORD, WILLIAM B Team. DECA, Athletic Club, B Honor Roll ALOS1, VINCENT Band, Drum Major ANTHONY. EMORY Track Team, Baseball, B Honor Roll AXFORD. JOHN Choir, Art Club, Stage Crew, B Honor Roll BARLOW, GARY BARKER. BOBBY Key Club, B Team. B Team Track, Football, Ushers Club, Athletics Club, Freshman Book A ard, A and B Honor Roll, Junior Favorite, Friendliest in Senior Who's Who BARKER. BILLY Athletic Club, Football, . Latin Club, Key Club, Marshall, A and B” Honor Roll BAYER. PATRICIA Bank Board, Pep Club, Receptionist, Bagpipe, Pres, of Nat'1 Honor Society, Vice Pres, of Student Body, “A Honor Roll, Most Likely to Succeed in Who’s Who BLAYLOCK. EDWARD DECA BEASLEY. GLENN B Team Football, Bank Teller, B Honor Roll BERRY . EDWARD B” Team Football, DECA, B Honor Roll BENVENU. BARBARA Bagpipe. Cheerleader, Receptionist, Soph, and Junior Rep. to Court, B Honor Roll, Most Popular, ” Who's Who BLACK. HELEN GAA, DECA. A and B Honor Roll BLOOKWORTH. JIM B Team Football and Basketball BONNER, ALFREDA Choir, GAA, B Honor Roll 137 Brewton, Beth Bostony, Gary Broussard, Christine Brown, Lynn Busii, Jerry Byrd, Linda Cain, Catherine Borders, June Catn, Christine Cain, Randy Callen, John Capra, Philip Catching, Robin BORDERS. JUNE Pep Club, Who's who. Best Dressed, A and B Honor Roll BREWTON. BETH Clieerlcader, GAA, Pep Club, Bank Board BOSTANY. GARY DECA, Art Club BROUSSARD, CHRISTINE Track, Gymnastics. Pep Club. Bank Board. B Honor Roll, Marshall BROWN, LYNN Thespians, Art Club, Choir, Ensemble, B Honor Roll BUSH. JERRY Football, Athletic Club. B Honor Roll BYRD. LINDA Pep Club, Choir, GAA, B Honor Roll CAIN, CATHERINE FTA, Sec. of Student Body, B and A Honor Roll CAIN. CHRISTINE FTA, A and B Honor Roll, Rep. to Ala. Citizenship Council CAIN. RANDY Art Club CALLEN. JOHN Key Club. Chess Club. Bank Teller, Tennis, Pres, of Student Body, Harvard Book Award, AM and B Honor Roll CAPRA. PHILIP Tennis. Bank Board. Bagpipe. Thespians, Chess Club, A and B Honor Roll CARROLL. DOUG US B Team Football and Track. Red Cross CATCHING. ROBIN Cheerleader, Pep Club. Bagpipe. A and B Honor Roll. Gymnastics, Homecoming Court. Miss Fire Prevention CLARK. CHUCK C1-1H- 1 ON . GENE Transfer Student COI-FEY. TIMOTHY Red Cross. B Honor Roll P_AV� S: CHARLES Chess Club. Math Club. A and T Honor Roll. Tennis. Annual Staff Clark. Chuck Cliffton, Gene 139 Danahoo, Vance Fowler, Marty DAVIS. KATHRYN FTA, Bank Teller ”B Honor Roll DICKSON, ANN FTA, Marshall. B Honor Roll DONAHOO. VANCE ”B” Team Football. Bank Teller, An Club, Baseball DOM IT. LOUIS DUMAS, KAY Band, Music Club, Art Club, B” Honor Roll ELKLES. VICKIE Pep Club, Bagpipe Staff, Red Cross, Art Club, A and B Honor Roll EIMAN. STEVE Choir FOOTE. CARLEEN GAA, Gymnastics Team, Receptionist, Bank Board, Head Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen, Fresh, and Soph. Representative to Miss Ramsay Court, B Honor Roll FOWLER. MARTY Hi-Y, B Honor Roll DAILY, CAROL Treasurer of Student Body, Editor of Bagpipe, Vice-Pres. of NatT. Honor Society, Band, Freshman Book Award, NEDT Award, Smartest Senior, Who's Who. A Honor Roll, Thespians, FTA, Bank Board GOSK1N. CONSTANCE FTA. Pep Club, Art Club, Lib. Assistant, B Honor Roll GATES. MIKE Athletic Club, Ushers Club, B” Team Varsity Football, Basketball, Bagpipe G1LLASPIE, NORMAN B Team Basket- ball and Track, Choir, “B Honor Roll, Bank Teller 141 Gillispic, Steve Glasscock. Rhonda Glass, Joyce Glazner, Karen Handly, Walter Gregg, Eugene Harper, Joseph 142 Harrell, Frank Harvey, Kenneth GILLESPIE. STEVE GLASCOCK, RHONDA A and T Honor Roll, Y-Teens, Bagpipe, FT A GLASS, JOYCE Marshall, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Choir, Music Club, Red Cross, B Honor Roll GLAZNER, KAREN GAA, Pep Club, Gymnastics, Choir, Head-Majorette GREGG. WILLIAM Bagpipe, Bank Teller, DECA, B“ Team Football, ‘B’' Honor Roll HAMM. CECILIA Pep Club. Bagpipe. IT Honor Roll HANDLY, WALTER HARPER, JOSEPH Math Club. B Honor Roll, Annual Staff HARRELL, FRANK Sec. of Nat’l. Honor Society, Band, Music Club, “A” Honor Roll HARRIS. TAMARA GAA. Thespians, Choir. Bagpipe, A and B Honor Roll HARVEY, KENNETH Freshman Basketball, B Team Football. Athletic Club, Ushers Club, Bagpipe HATCHETT. TOM Varsity B. seball. Football. Basketball. Athletic Club, HB Honor Roll HAYES, DEBORAH FT A , Library Assistant, Bank Teller, B Honor Roll HIPP. LYNNE Cheerleader, GAA, Pep Club, Receptionist, Annual Staff, Bagpipe, “A and T Honor Roll HICKS, JoANN GAA. Choir Hayes, Debbie Hicks, Joanne 143 Hutcheson, Martha Ivey, Joe IVEY. JOE JACKSON. FAYE JACKSON. RICK A Honor Roil. Nat'l Honor Society, Math Club, Chess Club, Latin Club Jackson, Rick JEFFERS. MARGARET Pep Club, Bagpipe, A and ”B” Honor Roll JOSEPH. PHYLLIS FTA, Bank Board, Library Asst., Annual, B” Honor Roll, Receptionist JOHNSON. RUSSELL Chess Club, Athletic Club, A and ”B” Honor Roll, Varsity Tennis Team HOLLAND. PEGGY HOLLIS. JANICE Art Club, DECA, B Honor Roll HOPE. DEBORAH A and MB“ Honor Roll. Bagpipe Staff HOWARD. OLV1N Athletics. Freshman Joseph, Phyllis HOWARD. MELINDA Bank Teller. FTA. B” Honor Roll, Bagpipe Staff, Receptionist HUTCHESON. MARTHA Club, Bagpipe Staff, A Roll Art Club. DECA and B Honor 145 ISSIS. JULIA Y-Teens, Marshall, Red Cross, B Honor Roll Mathews, Phylis KINDERDINE, VICKI Art Club, Bank Teller, Choir, Red Cross. Thespians KING, LAWRENCE Athletics, Choir, Varsity Football, Track, B Honor Roll KING, DEBRA Choir, Bank Teller, GAA K1LGO. PHILLIP KNAPP. KAREN Bagpipe. Quill and Scroll. FTA, A and B Honor Roll, Receptionist KUSTA. KRISTIN Pep Club, Senior Who's Who, Poised Freshman Favorite, 2nd Alternate Homecoming, A B Honor Roll LAWRENCE. WILLIAM Key Club. Athletics Club. Baseball, Track, Senior Who's Who - Most Likely to Succeed, B Honor Roll LIGHT, DOUGLAS B Football and Track, Choir, Bank Teller LOWERY. TOMMIE FTA, Editor. Ram's Horn, B Honor Roll, Majorette Manager, Receptionist LUFT, DENNIS Honor Society, Bank Board, Choir, Freshman Book Award, Smartest in Who's Who, A and B” Honor Roll, Band Announcer MALFAS, PAT Pep Club MARCUS. PERRY DECA, Marshall, B Team Football MATTHEWS. PHYLLIS Assistant Bank Teller, B Honor Roll 147 McDavid, Danny McKinstry, Jacquclin Mitchell, Dennis Mehaffy, Lloyd 148 Miller, Cyntliia Mitchell, Stephanie Moore, Shirley MeDAVID, DANNY Chew Club, Hi-Y, Athletics, Red Cross, Golf Club, B Honor Roll McDERMOTT, HARRY Track, Red Crow, Art Club, Chew Club, B Honor Roll McKINSTRY, JACQUEUN Annual Staff, Marshall, Gymnastics, Art Club, Majorette, GAA, Gym Awt., B” Honor Roll McROBERTS, JOHN B Team Football and Track, Marshall, Red Crow, B Honor Roll McHAFFY, FLOYD MILLER. CYNTHIA MILLER. MARGR1ETTE Pep Club, GAA. Red Cross, Co-Head Cheerleader, Gymnastics Team, Bank Teller, Best Sport Who's Who, Receptionist, B Honor Roll MITCHELL. DENNIS Tennis. Chew Club. Athletics, Chew Team, B Honor Roll MITCHELL. STEPHANIE Pep Club, Gym Assistant, GAA, Bank Teller, A - B Honor Roll MYERS. MARY Track, GAA, B Honor Roll MOORE. SHIRLEY Thespians, Glee Club, Bagpipe, B Honor Roll MORSE, GARY Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Music Club NAFTEL, SCOTT Key Club, Chew Club, Athletics, Tennis, Math Club, Bank Assistant, Pres, of Senior Class, Wittiest in Who’s Who, A” Honor Roll NARAMORE. DONNA Art Club, GAA, Red Cross NESSELRATH, ROSALIE FTA, Bank Board, Library Awt., Red Cross, B Honor Roll 149 Ncsselraih, Rosalie 150 Pharo, Donna Ploti, Judy Polk, Adrian NORTON, JANE FTA, Thcspuns, A B Honor Roll, (Transfer) NORRIS, PHILIP Football, Athletic Club. Ushers, Key Club, Marshall, B Honor Roll PARKER. MILDRED Choir. GAA, B Honor Roll PARSONS. CARMEL Cheerleader, Cheerleading Manager, Pep Club, GAA PFAU, LUCY Art Club, Thespians, Choir PHARO, DONNA FTA, Bank Teller, B Honor Roll PERCE. JANICE FTA, Red Cross, Bank Teller, B Honor Roll PLOTT, JUDY FTA. Music Club, Band, Thespians, Bagpipe, B Honor Roll POLK. ADRIAN B Team Basketball and Football POOLE. DIANE Choir, Music Club POOL, MARK Athletic Club, Varsity Football, B Honor Roll PREWETT, GEORGE Athletic Club, Varsity Football, B” Team Track, B Honor Roll. Freshman Favorite. Seniors Who's Who REEVE. KENNETH B Team, Track, Football. Basketball, Varsity Baseball. Athletic Club. ”B Honor Roll, Seniors Who's Who Best Dressed 151 152 Shunnarah, Zahie Smith, Beverly ROBISON. JANICE GAA, Red Cross, Track, Gym Assistant, Bank Teller, Annual Staff ROBY. LINDA Pep Club, A and B Honor Roll ROMEO, TONY SCOTT, SHERRY Art Club, Library Assistant, Girls'Chorus SCOTT. HILDA Girls' Chorus, B Honor Roll SHUNNARAH, GHAZZIE B Team Football, Athletic Club, Choir, Bank Teller SHUNNARAH. ZAHIE DECA, Red Cross, Athletic Club, B Team Football, B Team Track SKAGES, LINDA FTA, Red Cross, Pep Club, Library Chairman, “A and “B“ Honor Roll, Office Staff SMITH. BEVERLY Choir. GAA. Honor Roll SMITH. JANE Choir. Girls' Glee Club. Music Club SMITH. STEPHANIE Annual Staff, Bagpipe, Art Club, Y-Teen, B“ Honor Roll SPAIN, MARY Y-Teens. DECA SPENCE. DEBORAH GAA 153 Spooner, Kathleen Stone, William Thompson, Elizabeth Staggs, Arthur Stubbs, Yvonne Taylor, Michael Templeton, Ann Thomas, Jan Triamos, Denise Thorpe, Florence mmmr Thoinas, Deborah Underwood. Jimmy Vance, Joseph Vincem, Debra V SPOONER. KATHLEEN GAA, Pep Club, Red Cross, B Honor Roll, Office Siaff STAGGS. ARTHUR Red Cross, Library Asst., Annual Staff, A B Honor Roll STONE. WILLIAM DEC A. Hi-Y, Athlcilc Club, B” Team Football, “B” Honor Roll STUBBS. YVONNE Pep Club. Bagpipe. Chorr, Bank Teller, “B” Honor Roll TAYLOR. MICHAEL B Honor Roll TEMPLETON. ANN Pep Club. Red Cross, Tennis, “A B“ Honor Roll, Seniors Who’s Who Most Athletic THIGPEN. RODNEY THOMAS. JAN Pep Club. Office Receptionist THOMPSON. ELIZABETH Annual Choir, Gymnastics, FTA, Bank Teller, Miss Ramsay THORPE. FLORENCE Annual Staff. A and B Honor Roll TRIANTOS. DENISE GAA. Pep Club. Gyrnna.'ics, Cheerleader, Junior Favorite, lsr Alterna a Homecoming Queen, Best Looking in Who's Who THOMAS, DEBORAH FTA. Bank Teller, Library Asst., B Honor Roll UNDERWOOD. JIMMY Freshman Basketball and Football, Vocal Club, Choir, Chess Club VANCE. JOSEPH Lib. Asst., Bank Board VINCENT. DEBRA Art Club, B Honor Roll, Friendliest in Who's Who, Lib. Asst., Receptionist Vise, Richard Wade, Susan Waityman, Doug Wald, Steve Walker, Pete Walter, Evelyn Weekly, Brenda Whiddon, Thomas Williams, Carol Williams, Marcia VjSEf RICHARD_ Red Cross, Bagpipe Athletics Club. B Basketball and Track Thespians, B Honor Roll —ft.P£t SUSAN Tliespians, “A and B Honor Roll WAITYMAN, DOUG Red Cross, Marshall Bank Teller. B Honor Roll WALD, STEVE Key Club. Math Club. Band Board. B Honor Roll, Basketball, Baseball, Chess Club WALLACE. MONTY Hi-Y, Chess Club, A BH Honor Roll WALKER, PETE Football, Track, Basketball. Athletic Club, Key Club, Most Valuable Player WALTERS. EVELYN FTA, Bagpipe, ”B Honor Roll, Receptionist WEEKLY. BRENDA Latin Club, FTA. Receptionist, B Honor Roll WH1DDON, THOMAS “B Team Football. Ushers Club, Athletic Club, A B Honor Roll WHITFIELD. LINDA FTA, Bagpipe. B Honor Roll WICCINGTON. DAVID DECA. B Track. Athletic Club. B Honor Roll. Marshall WILLIAMS. CAROL Pep Club, GAA, Annual Staff, Choir WILLIAMS. RENEE Pep Club, Choir. B Honor Roll, Representative to Homecoming WILLIAMS. MARCIA FTA. Library Asst.. Choir, Asst, to Advisor YOUNGS. SARAH FTA, Pep Club. A rnd -B Honor r3Ti. Bank Teller, Bagpipe Williams, Renee Wiggimon, David Seniors }Co 'Pictured BRIDGES. JANICE Choir DAVIS. LARRY B Basketball and Track. Varsity Basketball and Track. Athletic Club, B Honor Roll GRAY. ROSS Red Cross, Journalism, Bagpipe, Thespians HOYT. THOMAS Athletic Club, Hi-Y Club, Varsity and B Team Football JOHNSON. CYNTHIA B Honor Roll KEITH, PATRICIA Band. Bagpipe Staff MATHEWS. WILLIAM B Team Football, Freshman Basketball, B Honor Roll LEE. FRANK Athletic Club, Varsity Football, Baseball, Track, B Honor Roll, Most Athletic Seniors Who's Who, Co-Captain Football Team, Bagpipe PRANTL, BILL ROBBINS. JOHN B Honor Roll, Transfer Student SHARPE. PRESTON Baseball TAYLOR. SANDRA Girls' Glee Club, Transfer Student VINTSON, NANCY FTA, Bank Teller WALLACE. SHARON Pep Club. Art Club, Gymnastics, Red Cross WEBB. JUPSON Thespians, B Honor Roll 158 Seniors Gauy it 7n TAe Tic , Junior Jaoor ies Ltjnn S ewar , Oauicf UrucJts 160 Anderson, Tommy Baker, Michael Berndt, Larry Blum, Harriet Breckenridge, Joe Anderson, Beth Bentley, Rickey Bethea, Linda Bostany, Judy Brown, Denise Anthony, Helen Armstrong, Donna Bennett, Theresa Bell, Michael Avrard, Vicki Bienvcnu. Jill Brand. Jerry Bryant. Ronald Blackwell, Hugh Bray, Yvonne Buckner, Jane Boyer, Bobby Brown, Rita 161 Bush, Keith Cain. Randy Carter, Robert Chamblis. Michael Champion, Jessie Chapin, Terry Chcvmgton, Dean Christian. Jimmy Clark, Luevonnie Chadwick, Johnny Clark, Janice Conner, Lolita Core, Isahiah 162 Cooper, Leonard Cr3bb, Linda Crichton, Denise DcCardenas, Sylvin Dale, William Deason, Elizabeth Duiguid, Tony Decs, Gwen Dovduc. Newstue Eggert, David Doris, Jerry Dickinson, Bernadette Duddarer, Jan Echols. Beletis Elliot, Chuck 163 Elrod, Teresa Foy, Brenda Evans, Cathy Fritz, Terri Evans, Carol Gardner, Paul Fcenker, Wayne Ford, Diane Garner, Bethrame Gaylor, Toni Gilchrist, James Gilmore, Cheryl IM Goldstein, Joanne Graham, Jeannie Green, Joy Gradson, Vicki Goodson, Vickie Grant. Linda Grier. Carletta Halbrook, Mike Hall. Judy Harley, Jan Hannum, John Hardy, Phyllis Hargrove, Julius Harris, Sandra 165 Harika. Susan Herring. Linda Haynes, Calvin Hill Annalisa Heatherly. David Horn, Gail Hendricks, Audrey Houton, Mike Herring, Brenda Hudson, Michael 166 Jacoby, Steve James, Ronnie Johnston, Isabey Justice. Chris ■ Hutchinson, Janice Icazza, Virginia h'ngcr, John Irwin. Wally Issis, Mary Jackson, Shandra Johnson. Anthony Jones. Teresa Kellum, Sandra 167 Kite, Betty Leslie, Limla Leil, Charlie Lewis, Dwight Littlejohn, Joyce Leanord, Richard Leichas, Anthea Leven, Deborah Logan, Tim Lowery, Diane Lowery, Wallace Maiden, Barbara Mardus, Mike Maddox, Karen Manley, Gary Martin, Alan 168 Mclntirc, Marilyn McBride, Becky McLain. Carl Meads, Paula McAlnnis, Nancy Mead, Bobby Mickey, Carol Miller, Cynthia Montaque, David Moore, Diana Mossey, Linda Moeller, Vicki Montgomery, Joyce Morton, Marilyn Mullins, Joy 169 Ncllon, Doreen Newman, Jeff Overton, Earl Owens, Mike Pearson, Deborah Perryman, Chuck Nichols, Annette Parr, David Outlin, Clifford Perkins, Deborah Pharo, Mike Pope, Susan Proctor, Jimmy Pope, Brenda Potts, Libby Purdue, Jim 170 Pullen, Barbara Romeo, Tony Sabo, Tommy Raybotn, Glauce Russell, Shawn Salemi, Debra Sawyer, Joy Sheffield, Larry Siczel. Bert Skurko, Shirley Sellers, Carolyn Shubert, Vickey Simmons, Paul Smallwood, Danny 171 Smith, Sumpter Stone, Melanie Smith, Ricky Stroud, Beverly Stanberry, Warren Sturdivant, Robert Stewart, Lynne Spidle, Buddy Sweeting, Stanley Stewart, Wayne Spivey. Elaine Taylor, Roy 172 Thompson. Randy Trucks. Steve Townsccnd, Frances Trucks, David Traffanstedt, Brenda Wallace, Kenneth Walsh, Colleen Ward, Horton Warren, Nelson Welch, Scoit Weston, Clarence Wiggins, Charles Wiley, John Washington, Jeanctt Weinstein, April Whitley, Tom Williams, Rodney Willis, Elizabeth Williams, Licia Wingo. Bubba Winston, Jon Woodruff, Joseph Wright, Eugene Zimmerman, Dave f 73 Sophomore hauorites JJau a C s es, Jerry 7Karcus 174 Agee, Mary Ajloungy. Naseem Armstrong, Brenda Barnes, Anita Billup, Ruthelia Billups, Renae Bird, Lilian Bowles, Matt Black, Donald Bradley, Beverly Blevins, Deborah Brasher, J3ne Boackle, Norma Brasher, Johnny Bostany, Janisse Braswell, Beverly Bostany, Renee Bridwell, G3ry Call, Dennis Chapin, Gary Calloway, Larry Carroll, Belinda Carter, Lucias Chapin, James Chivmgton, Cherie Cobb, Beth Conner, Debra Conner, Barbara Cooley, Renee Cook, Linda Cook, Abe Cooper, June Coughlin, Robin Crandall, Linda Curtis, Janine Davis, Pam Criss, Pam Crow, Caroline 176 Davis. Kay Dixon, Alan Dobbs. David Dunn, Barbara East, Alfred Edwards, Chirita Elders, Rita Elling, Randy Ellis, Gracy Elsberry, Leverne Fails. Jerry Filipkowskie, Carrie Forrester, Ronda Fowler, Dianne Furman, Johnny Gantous, Phillip Gaiter, Merdlth Gerald. Joanne Garner, Walter Gayles, Dinise Gilmore, Valerie 177 Here come the 1 team. Hamrick, Kenneth Hanley, Mike Hansen, Klizabeth Hardwick, Jay Harden, Carla Harvey, Janice Haynic, Lila Herndon, Richard Hiam, Murray 178 Hooks, Veoeue Horne, Janet Hodge, Dot Huler, Valeric Hurst, Phyllis Hurley, Stanley Icaza, Mina Irwin, Mike Hunt, Becky Ivey, Walter Kellum, Sandra Kelly. Wanda Kilgore, John King, Cynthia Jackson. Patricia Jackson, Phyllis Johnson, Steve Johnson, Phillip Jones, Teri Jowers, Vernon 179 Kyser, Sandra Lampkin, Brenda Langton, Lynn Logan, Sandra Lamberth, Chris Landis. Ray Little, Debbie London, John At least he tries. Luft, Sylvia Mann, Steve Martin. Michael Marlin. 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OPTICIAN ( Oculists Prescriptions Filled Lenses Duplicated Artificial Eyes and Contacts Downtown Southside jitl A- uT 324-3301 323-1605 Lobby - Frank Nelson Buidding 924 S. 18th St. Fairfield 786-0354 415 45th St. For tes M, Zooks, The cosily digested fot ond sugor of milk otc a wonderful source of the energy you won? for sporls, dancing, work- 4 ing ond playing. CnX . iA (T r, HpJ H (K Pm i r Dr nk Af l oZ Safat t e 0p6 te4t! Barber's DAIRY PRODUCTS 210 PATRON’S PAGE Mr. King Inc. - 1812 3rd Ave. So. Snow Sundries - 1400 So. 15th St. Rivers Grocery - 1413 Lincoln St. S. W. Raggedy Ann's Beauty Salon - 2904 7th Ave. So. Parmenter Farms - Vincent, Alabama Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Overton Jr. Milton Grocery Co. - 1564 Holly Rd. Frank Sprouse, Jr. Asst. Manager Metropolitan Life Insurance Likis Stereo Center 2018 11 Ave. So. Lakeview Sandwich Shop - 2906 7th Ave. So. Green Front .Super Market - 400 6th Ave. So. Ramsay's Counselors - Mr. Hill and Mrs. Hixon Circle In Grocery 301 6th Ave. So. Dr. Dan Beatty A friend Robert H. Freeman D. M. D. Dr. John D. Sherril Jr. - 920 So. 18th St. Mrs. Yarbrough Standard School Service 1945 Hoover Court 211 TOMMIE LOWERY Editor 213 PHYLLIS JOSEPH SANDY LOGAN JOY MULLINS DRUID EGGERT JACKIE McKINSTRY LIBBY POTTS CHARLES DAVIS CAROLINE CROW PAUL SIMMONS CAROL WILLIAMS STEPHANIE SMITH TONY ROMEO DENICE BROWN TONI GAY LOR SARA MILLER JANICE ROBISON BARBARA STANCIL JANET TRUCKS DAVID DOBBS 215 216 217 Who? Me? 219 Thou a his 7or tomorrow “A BAG OF TOOLS Isn’t it strange That princes and kings, And clowns that caper In sawdust rings, And common people Like you and me Are builders fot eternity? 220 Each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass, A book of rules; And each must make -Ere life is flown -A stumbling block Or a stepping stone. R. L. Sharp LITTLE THINGS Little drops of water, Little grains of sand, Make the mighty ocean And the pleasant land. Thus the little minutes. Humble though they be, Make the mighty ages Of Eternity. Julia A. Fletcher 221 LIFE'S MIRROR Give truth, and your gift will be paid in kind. And honor will honor meet And a smile that is sweet will surely find A smile th3t is just as sweet. For life is the mirror of king and slave -’Tis just what we are to do; Then give to the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you. Mary Ainge De Vere 222 I SHALL NOT PASS THIS WAY AGAIN Through this toilsome world, alas! Once and only once I pass; If a kindness I may show, If a good deed I may do To a suffering fellow man, Let me do it while I can. No delay, for it is plain I shall not pass this way again. Unknown 223 BIG DADDY IS WATCHING YOU! 224