Shades Valley High School - Tower Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1983 volume:

Dear Shades Valley, we do love thee. Give thee honor, trust, and praise. And for thee our spirits heighten. While our loyalty we raise Onward Valley, to more glory. We are wiihithee all the way. Please bestow thy richest blessing. Over us throughout our day. TOWER 1983 SHADES VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 104 Hermosa Drive Birmingham. Alabama 35209 Volume 34 Editor: Jennifer Kunze Assistant Editor. Lisa Ellis Business Manager: Veta Lorino Sponsor: Melinda Howton The Shades Valley Mounties definitely had the beat In 1983. The screaming of the crowd, Go Valley ; the dancing to Let it Whip . The Gigolo , and the drum feature. Wipe Out ; the claiming of the big spirit stick; and the swaying to the Alma Mater made up some of the best pep rallies that Shades Valley Mounties have ever seen. In addition to the Punk” rally and M'A'S'H rally, the inevitable Prep rally added to the excitement of our big win over Mountain Brook. Mike Hogewood of Channel 6 said that if he could give a trophy for the best pep rally, Shades Valley would walk away wtth It. How 'bout them Mounties! “Little ditty 'bout Jack and Diane Two American kids growing up In the heartland. There 1$ no such thing as traditional dating” at Shades Valley. In 1983 no one was hung up on couple dating on weekends. A date was when everybody “hung out together The Mounties have a reputation of being a family and staying together. We have dates on Homecoming and other special occasions which makes dating very special to us. Almost anywhere you look you'll see a Valley couple holding hands, leaning against lockers, and as any Mountie can tell you. osculation Isn't dead yet “Hold on to sixteen for as long as you can. A change is coming round soon — make us women and men. John Cougar OPENING 4 OPENING 6 LETT PAGE TOP I IF! K«w. TOPWOMT H .V-� BOTTOM LEFT N«4 TV.rft . BOTTOM RIGHT hu,.i A , RK tT PACE TOP LETT Tv.t.%. CUytw TOP Cr.VTrJl fluntaU TOP IOGMT IV- IM BOTTOM LETT Gap . .� oorroMwoMt Tyn—wood. Being a Mountie means being able to do our own thing. Some of us prefer football over basketball, others mini-skirts over Levi’s, and still others prefer punk over country. But whether we are for Auburn or Alabama, we all agree that When you say Shades Valley. You’ve said it all. OPENING 7 OPENING 8 Working for the Weekend “They wonder how we do It, There's just one, simple rule. We're just cool — The Time The “Mountie weekend officially begins after first period on Fridays. The madness of pep rallies is just the beginning, We rush home after school to struggle out of our pep rally attire and into Levi’s, button-down shirts, and Nikes. After the football games, we raid Mr. Gatti’s to get a big screen look at those mighty Mounties and the unlucky opponent. The night would not be complete without the high school dance in the Shades Valley gym After the last slow dance we go home and wait for Saturday night' LOT PACE TOP LOT Lwft. M n� M and Caarii Bum TOT RIGHT MIDOCE Lu GamMa. K«e Sutao and Dam Waaan BOTTOM 9� rm Outlay. Carobta Band. Ai al W«na. (OGHT PAGE. TOP Jany Mmaen. Randy Gachai. and Stay Sn urr Rayaond La. MKXXX RIGHT Valay Tout Moot BOTTOM RIGHT Diana Kdbtgaacat aarf Tam KaAn OPENING 9 LOT PACE TOP LOT R ky M iW.. T«« K rnv Rorfgn.. and Ctoa T.,«r, TOP RIGHT CtM IW'.V.. and Sana ft. aiH MIDDLE RIGHT Gnu Dm M Dnn Martn BOTTOM LOT Wat T v MM Cv «a E abay BOTTOM RIGHT M.. IW owl lWv� RlGMT PAGE TOP LOT Vlcta PA . K|M| Wafc, LaagA Vn� LoAal. Anna (Ltahay. and OaiMM IMmmd TOP RIGHT V«a� GO •an and OaMv Van BOTTOM LOT SaaaMy MS and Aaa� Maddn Lean on me when you're not strong And I’ll be your friend I'll help you carry on. Bill Withers Having someone to wipe away our tears, to turn our frowns into smiles, and to hold a hand when we need someone makes all the difference in our high school years Being a friend at Shades Valley is not Just giving but receiving from others A shoulder to lean on is often turned into the shoulders we sit on in pep rallies. The friend who hugged our fears away often was the friend we were afraid to leave on Graduation Day The endless love experienced by every Mountie is undying friendship. OPENING 11 I'm Mountie Born I'm Mountie Bred I'm Mounts born. born. Mountie bred. bred, And when I die. I'm Mountie dead So. rah. rah Shades Valley. Valley Rah. rah. Shades Volley. Valley. Rah. rah. Shades Valley — Red and Black The Red and Black will wave on high. We'll win this game tonight or die So rah. rah. Shades Valley. Valley. Rah. rah Shades Valley. Valley. Rah. rah. Shades Valley — Red and Black LOT PAGt TOP HS MrGmtw, and 0 MT «dm KIDDLE LOT TomMI MtDOtl RIGHT Sfl Tr� .e t BOTTOM Gm Qn«u Oml� ml An Mm RIGHT PAGE TOP LOT B --, IUsmI Md MowUmMm TOP RIGHT Tom Mm. frwt H«kq and Pal HmK MOOLf UJT W- m3 YdU-O. S tl MlDOU RIGHT W« ld«rd. BOTTOM Mr. C rm� r 12 The 1982 Homecoming goes down in history as one of the best Shades Valley has even had. With temperatures in the 40's, many couples were given an excuse to snuggle up and watch as Shades Valley shut out Robert E. Lee 14-0. Many girls were dressed in wool skirts and blazers adorned with their Homecoming mums. Alongside the girls, their dates were dressed in wool and tweed blazers or the traditional suit After the game, many couples dined at Darryl’s, the newest restaurant In Birmingham. Other couples were seen standing in line to get in Baby Doe's. Michaels. Fifth Quarter, and other fine restaurants Depending on the time, some couples decided to catch the late movie while others barely made it to Star Lake to watch the last of the “submarine races. In all Homecoming was a great sue cess, and it was a night worth remembering. 13 We do not remember days We remember moments. This was the year for memories at Shades Valley We all have special memories about our victories over West End. Mountain Brook, and Robert E Lee. Who can forget the missing spirit stick, the debut of the Jazz Show Choir, the 95 rock disc jockey at our pep rally, and the prep team of the week Laughing, sighing, loving, and crying all make up times that we can never forget Anyone who comes to Shades Valley will see the Mounties doing what we do best — making memories OPENING 14 Since 1945 each individual entering these halls has questioned the mirage of the future. Here a sort of magic reaches out to draw him into the ultimate pur pose of Shades Valley He learns that no man is an island, entire of itself, but that every man ts a part of the main For the meaning Shades Valley gives to our lives and the emotions spent through these uncertain years when we leave, we do so with a smile and yet a tear.. . TABLE OF CONTENTS 16 Interests 18 Events 62 Features 90 Sports 112 People 144 Ads 226 TABLE OF CONTENTS 17 TABLE OF CONTENTS Catherine Conrad Jennifer Easter Sara Faucette Cheryl Flanigan Suzanne Flester Seneadra Smith Mr Inman and Mr Wright — Sponsor Student Government Association We try to make Shades Valley the best school around We organize assemblies to keep everyone out of class, we blare the announcements to keep everyone awake, and we sell booster badges for only 25c a memory. Our main project is to make Homecoming an exciting and happy time for everyone. We also keep the girls around Valley “hopping to make sure they don't suffer the consequences during Twirp Week. SGA 21 SGA 23 Mu Alpha Theta Two and two is five, and nothing from nothing leaves nothing were two of the problems that we as Shades Valley mathematicians pondered over this year Our Homecoming slogan was. “Give the Generals a ‘pi’ in the face.” Olftcrrs Arm Rlteh«y — President Davtd Shelby — Vlc« President, Laura Davidson — Secretary Treasurer FIRST ROW Dan Water . Angnr William . Carotin Bond. Mik Libb. T r« a Tucker. Candi Bac holer Surannc Hester. Vicki Pik . Cindy Clark, Laura Davidton, Ann Ritch y. Steven Sharbutt. Crawford Pound . S n dra Smith SECOND ROW Randy Sims. Leslie McPhearson, Charlotte Underwood, Chen Warner. Yotanda N v tt, Lisa MATH St v n oo. Scott Duke. J ff Padg !!. David Shrrlby THIRD ROW: Kim Th«e� . Judy Hammett. Leigh Ann Lnllar. Jube Ferguson. Ann Wakelord. Stephen Powell. Jo CLUB Coleman FOURTH ROW Deana Byar . K lly Lov . Misha Glasgow. Andrea Blount. John W.llntoo. Paul Sims 24 Usherettes Officer Diana Braiher - Secretary. Charlotte Underwood — Prettdent. Surann Hatter — Vie Preodent, Leigh Ann Lollar - Chaplain. Arvgie Wiliu� m� — Treawrer In years past, the Usherettes have been known as the official hostesses at Shades Valley. We have ushered for such events as the PTSO meetings and Romeo and Juliet. We are the ones who help people find their way around the first few days of school. To help freshman recognize us. we are usually adorned in checked vests and black pants or skirts We even have bright red vests which are rumored to “glow in the dark. FIRST ROW Patricia Jaek� on. Vicki Pike. Natali William . Kelly Lov . Alli� on Eggletton. Kim Moore. Rita Polo, Robin Buttcher. Diana Brasher SECOND ROW Kim Thee . Ann Heard. Jenny Anderton. Andrea Blounl. Angie William . Cindy Clark, V«ta Loerno. Surannc Matter. Jennifer Easier. Ann Ritchey. Dean Byar . Michelle A!ll n THIRD ROW Beth Jonc . Courtney Herring. Gigi Lutco, Leigh Ann Lollar. Laura Davidson. Judy Hammett. Anne Wakeford. Tere a Tucker. Stephanie Beaulieu. Charlotte Underwood USHERETTES 25 Literary Club This year's Literary Club, sponsored by Mrs. Frye and Mrs. Davis, has enjoyed several group discussions on literary classics such as The Lord of the Rings With so few people and the fact that we aren't being given a grade, our discussions are informal and enjoyable Officers Laura Davidson Treasurer, Kelly Bole — Secretary. Ann Wakeford - Vic President, Judy Hammett — President FIRST ROW Angie Williams. Kelly Boles. Ann Wekeford. Judy Hammett. SECOND ROW: Laura Davidson. Julie Ferguson. Christy Overton LITERARY CLUB Future Business Leaders of America We all type a brilliant 17.5 words per minute and take shorthand at an alarming speed of 22 words per minute. We are all striving for the day when we can lead somebody’s business to bankruptcy. Officer Sandra Smith Secretary. Sandra Mttthtwi Treasurer. Patricia Jackion Vice President. Chertt Chapman Sergeant ai Arm . Vanessa Knox — Sergeant at Arm, Bridgette Burt — President FIRST ROW Cherti Chapman. Sandra Matthew . Vanessa Knox, Dianne Gray. DeFaye Horton SECOND ROW Sandra Smith. Patricia Jackson. Brtdgettc Burt. Lisa Cotton. Linda King, Candi Phillip . Ellrabeth Parker. Phyllis Sander . Mr Hardy FBLA 27 FIRST ROW Trtna Jackaon, Delphen Hobby, Ruth Bennett. Ang U Goodaon. Sandra Matthew . Sandra South. Dun Gray SECOND ROW Fenttha Mayfield. Linda RED Kina. Anita Jackaon, Dettnche Arnold. Eltfabeth Parker. Darryl Law. Michelle Jackacm. Candi Phdlips. Phyllis Sanders. Derrick Johnson. Tracy Willis. Deacquamta CROSS Harper. Valerie Beverly. Carpatana Myles. Theodore Bryant Officers LaJeanne Bennett — President. Delphen Hobby — Vice President, DeJnye Morton — Treasurer, Tim Schracder Activities Chairman, Emmanuel Mutable — Secretary (not shown). Tracy Wilhs — Asst Secretary (not shown) Red Cross It is a false assumption that to be in the Red Cross Club, one must be able to give blood and bleed freely. We do. however, support the Blood Drive and are seen once a year running after students in the halls shouting. “Free orange juice with every pint.” Seriously, though. Red Cross members have the responsibility of catching donors as they fall while applying cold cloths and bandages. Oliver Shelley Morton Secretary. Laune Clodfelter — Tr A urer. Donna Rc-gert Prewdent, Sandra Seale — Vtco-Prewdanl. Diana Brather — Program Chairman Future Homemakers of America We sew on the buttons that pop loose during the day, and help the blushing freshman who split his pants. Among other things, we give everybody samples of our fallen cakes and the pies in which we forgot to include the sugar during baking FIRST ROW Aruli Wiliiamv Becky Spain. Rotemary Pollock. Danna Noble. Donna Roger . Ele� tine Simon. Holly Lucky. Diana Bra� her SECOND ROW Rhonda Wheeler, Cindy Irvin. Julie Culler . Laurie Clodlellet. Shelley Horton. Sandra Seale. Mr Inman rH i 29 ART CLUB 30 FIRST ROW Scott Meador, Kevin Johnson. Suxanne King. Mike Llbb, N H Thrasher. Carol Reid. David Reynold . Crystal Reid SECOND ROW Diana Gray. Nancy Weem� , Jonathan Houston. Russell Norden. Kimberly Brooks. Mrs Blount Art Club This year's Art Club is composed of several inspiring Picassos. Rembrandts. and DiVincis. With the guiding hand of Mrs. Blount, we have been responsible for the many murals which have kept students awake during class. With a paint brush in our hand and Mrs. Blount’s words to express ourselves. nothing can stand in our way. OHicer Diana Gray — President. David Reynolds — First Vice President. Neil Thrasher — Second Vice Prcildent. Mike Llbb — Secretary Treasurer. Caro) Reid Chaplain, Scott Meador — Parliamentarian National Honor Society When people think of a National Honor Society member they think of bifocals, Shakespeare plays in lunchboxes. and bookmarks in the novels that are being read. We do not really have these traits; we are involved in many activities at school, but set priorities and budget our time to make sure our grades remain “top-notch.” FIRST ROW Ann Wakelord. David Btvm. Qndy Dark. Scotl Duk . Vicki Pike. Yoland N v tt SECOND ROW An William . Anne Ritchey. Temple Ffcrpa trick. Charkrtt r Underwood. David Shelby. Dane Water . Franklin Moot THIRD ROW Li a Stevenson. Emma Heard. Diana Brasher. Leigh Ann LoUar, Steven Sharbutt, Troy Kilpatrick. Andy William FOURTH ROW Jeff Padgett. Randy Sim . Laura Davldaon. Judy Hammett. Steven Powell NOT PICTURED: Seneadra Smith and Lethe McPhear on Girls' Athletic Club We support the outstanding Girls' volleyball and basketball teams, and help raise money to buy letters for the female athletes. Our most important efforts are toward school spirit for the Lady Mounties. After this year, everyone will know that — “We’ve come a long way. baby Olficers Nina Cr ar — Vic President. Linda Clark — President. Ch ryl Flanigan — Chaplain. Sonja Madison — Secretary. Samantha Allen — Ai� ! Secretary. (Not shown) Sandra Hardnck — CntK (Not shown) GAC 32 FIRST ROW Lisa Wilson. Ruth Bennett. Dietrich Arnold. Ola Jones. Sonya Madison. Marcella Hobby SECOND ROW Bridget! Edmondson. Cheryl Flanigan. Lind Clark. Dana Jolly. Daphen Jackson THIRD ROW Tracy Chester. Tony Hayes. Tracy Jackson. Nina St le. Darien Dancy. Nina Crear FOURTH ROW Cynthia Den ms. Sent Hamilton. Brenda Levins. Leigha Dorsey. Debra Dawson. Mrs Snow FIFTH ROW Tnna Jackson. Carpentaria Myles. Tina Taylor Interact The Interact Club sponsored by Mrs. Stratton has been involved in many fund raising events for charity. We are the junior edition of the Rotary Club, and we do many of the same activities The Interact Club at Shades Valley is responsible for helping many needy people While having a lot of fun. we also help many charities DmClRS flitsT SOW 0� BkW - IVW� 1 Cuhmw OmU I’f� «• � •« K� fy W«kW- V.W SECOND HOW Ray Om«w ftoanl Jaf v Wm« thu4 • Du.-v.. WM Small - Tr Kamly Cadat - Vk� «i «V FIRST ROW Katy Weldon Karan Baker Lynn Paul. Catherine Conrad. Dana Water . Vata Loam© Anflel Wamar. Dawn Wootan. Jala SaMar. Chmry Crocker. Ka� y M.-Millan. Bonita Srruth. Janmfat Easier Karan Davfc. Mr Stratton SECOND ROW Dr dement . Monica Barbour. Slava Smith. Randy Gachat. Jarry Johnson. Dawn |NT£RACT Morraon. David Harr in. Laurie Clodtelter TcnUna Ramsay. Teresa Tucker. Dm Thornton. Carolina Bond. Shame Gurley. Mark Brooks THIRD ROW Ray Otafhn. Can 33 di Bac holer. David Smith. Pat Hash. Spencer Sellar . Valarte Paterson. Lynn FJlmgan, Bobble WiMong Fellowship of Christian Athletes This club, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, is a club that promotes good sportsmanship — not only among the players, but among the fans. too. They set examples for all of us and represent Shades Valley wherever they go OtnCXJtS — L«6. WM'W finuw Temple ftup«m h OuplaM. Am — S«i Uiy T'n M . D w Lmcm« VuFHmlM FIRST ROW Mr Lynch — Spontor. Steve Smith. Sherrie Gurley. Caroline Bond. Condi Bachofer. Valarw Peterton. Tenlame Ramtey SECOND ROW Temple Fitr potndc. Dane Lanca� !«r. Beth Jon . Allrton Eggle� ton. Katl Barbara. Tim Ro� . Swann Chauncey THIRD ROW Su� an Robert . There Tucker. Chri Harri . Mike Bodkin. Carey Crowder. Leah Logan. Cheryl Gandy. Th r a Clayton FOURTH ROW Su an Medi.n, Letlie McPh«ar on. Natalie William . Vicki Pike. Stephen Young. Julie Stetn. Jatde Bamett. Enn Evan . John Marian. Gary Kelley. Andy Matthew . Darrell Whitfield. Dale Layton. Trey Rogan. Mark Echol . Daun Ro� e, Laura Mitchell. Bill Brook FIFTH ROW Mike Plerceeon. Jim David on. Tim Mutphree. April Kilpatrick. Debbte William . Karl Scott. Chetyl Garter. Mrtty Scott. Anne Ritchey. Cindy Dark. Brett Trtce. Bdl Thoma . Vicki Catehing. Rhonda Brelande. Bndgette Edmund on. Tony Dana. John W� lli ton SIXTH ROW Caryl Gaiter. Betty Coker. Cheryl Jacob . Katie Weldon. Monica Barber. Stephen H rb� t. Spencer Seller . Lynn FUlmgUn. Bobbie Wlifong. Mark Brook . Brian Reeve . Paul Sim . Tommy Boone. Andrea Blount. Troy Kilpatrick SEVENTH ROW Libby Flllmgim. Kim Moore. Li a McDaniel EIGHTH ROW Angel Warner. Dan Herrin. Tommy McDaniel. Jeff Cunningham NINTH ROW Carey Fo ter, Dawn Wooten, Troy Grant. Trey Sample. Craig Suiter. Mark Chandler FCA 34 Foreign Language Organizations At the first club meeting we all thought that this was the club that helped the dateless get dates and the ones In glasses get a few passes, but � t didn’t turn out to be that kind of romance Mr Huie and Mr. Sullivan soon taught us that the romance languages were French and Spanish. Coca-Cola? moot NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jwly Hmm«i. VoM N.w« SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TTRST ROW An. Ita( ftw, Dm Bo MwVv Cw 0. � V- , StCDNti ROW T ruHMUfa Hu� S� � b K V,M.V WPS.a � On( IIW. SUNSk Wl FOREIGN LANGUAGE 35 VICA Club This club is one not many know about But everyone in it knows how to get through school the easy way. They take ICT. This gives them a P.E credit without taking P.E. They get out early (to go to their jobs), and they earn money. Boy, it must be nice. OFFICERS - ratST ROW H«W| - SoorUry, Ricky McB«« Vk Pretdoni. SECOND ROW Kwwi Rodgtn Pt.Mbnt Kmn Wcfit R� fx«t� r Too Lunphott - PuUmnltiiin. Tie - TiMHirn r ST ROW WRini. K. « Dm. Km SUie. MAm UtOMnry. Wim. JotcM . O-nt Hood Duel ftywt. Km f.rWy, Lyon pmd. Roue- Cke. Ko«y W.B. [W Mom , Kum Rc.tj.-, Kim F� M«. M , ■ StCOND ROW 0v� 4 MMud. Kuo- TWi. K.II, Low. AIM TVamp . Hot. Oedd. Q«S Trett, Ricky Mc8 . Tom l.onjd ... T«r- flnMn. CWMv Tcmciry. Om. Tojkw. FMbp Honcock. Mark kUwo, THIRD VICA ROW June Dot .. Wmddl T.yV.. M-k. W m. Hock GnB 36 Computer Club 10 print Would you like to play video games or to find out how you can do your homework the easy way?” 20 print If so. join the computer club. 30 print They will teach you how to work computers. 40 print In the future, you will be a step ahead of the rest.” End Run Suc«y C� rr. K � u Kuraafl. M� Mr Hofe. K.Wan Oimw COMPUTER FIRST HOW Owjg PtUr. Pad RibjmJU T.„v Uv«4 UCONDROW Ci ;� momjn RmWvBuim CLUB 38 Junior National Honor Society This is Shades Valley's official “Little Professors” club. Even though none of us wear bifocals and walk around with Shakespeare's Greatest Works underneath our arm, we are concerned about scholarship. Studying is Important in our academic careers. Junior National Honor Society is a club for all those who arc waiting to get into the Honor Society. They serve others and encourage them to do better while trying to keep up with their own grades. (They didn’t know what studying was until they took 10th grade English from Mrs. Davis.) M«sr non � W: Tl.,y Win. C uN � .. K.0. A .. Kurt. Afcw •I.UrtWWH.m. N,uuWte. B.lhWi.KrfVl«w.fW� V M. D«-M 0y� m PrtMtwn V...WU I4.ll Kim TWC rtn , lUrnoa P mS T� a p 10 J-i. hMl. X« Hmm . K- Urn!., Ea«j„ SECOND ROW Jo . K� « Uorw M.t THIRD ROW Vm B.t.« R«« Mta, W«h r KiH . Apn! Sim. K«w C«o. Am D«vta«. □.«� JR NATL HONOR SOCIETY 39 Office Assistants These girls answer the phone, sell sup plies, and give change for a dollar Though times may get rather hectic, they find the time to look up that one person’s schedule. Counselors' Assistants This year’s counselors' aides have been a big help to the school. They answer phones, take messages, file. type, and run errands. They make the counselors’ work much easier. X Aft . V-ckiPA . V„. lonw . Duu ttvm OFFICE rwsTRow soumi(m« x«iwMma.l«y «i.Dims«iw sccondrow k« ASSISTANTS COUNSELORS’ ASSISTANTS 40 iunCin. VkKCmV« J«m Ommv. Aftm. (Ua Ptfa. N«u Cmw niBT ROW Sm.«dr� V«th. Mm Mmtany, Uu Ho .. tU. J«V lUrmn Vmt� GmWv Am Soorf.. SMMMfc B-r . «COSl ROW KuwW! «« � U«S IWh ho, SMh. MW. MW.fe.ft l« .MrPW«� -OmMSCOT� Vice-Principals’ Assistants This is the job that all students want but when we get It, we find out that our real title should be official dog catchers. We are sent out to hunt down our best friends and bring them to the office of the doomed.” Library Assistants We are the students who choose the quietest Job in the school. The ultimate test Is. of course, finding ten copies of The Canterbury Tales for our buddies in Miss Rickman's English class before anyone else can get to them rtRSTROW CMiKiA StCONOKOW M Tum.OmMIWi. AmSmmw. Ml W wfeU. AarM. AUii TRLWTTS CfN7f H nRST ROW W. tv M«W. r«M C .r So t Du� � Ml P..(«.n T.vVx Rv «««i Km O—glo, f Mwtw.YakwUNrMl.tM.Jen,. PmtO Owtov Joe, Btertmo. After two weeks of bond camp at which we lost ten pounds and suffered various bruises and busted lips, we thought starting school would give us a break. Mr. Soagle thought otherwise! An hourandahalf a day and two days a week we could be seen in the parking lot. on the field, and passed out in the hall! It took dedication, strength, and loyalty to bring the band together. It also took a dedicated man to teach us all of these qualities. On the first night on the field with the stadium lights glaring and with shouts from the stands, we felt that It was all worth the effort Shades Valley band, you may take the field! BAND 43 rums - TOST ROW Gr«. Mum cam. Obn HB. Om«.n CmW. U� Po-kw, MCONO ROW M.ry K.W. [■-� . Ang� Mw K’Vf'TvtoMi A v s-wjt DumCMw mom ROW bxlx B«k T.w R«hv. WOWb SirjAw... WNRm DRUM MAJOR St wn Sh t «t SAXOPHONES nftST ROW R n (Awt SECOND ROW MRiSaft J v Wiimn. MR Wntm Rrw |W« 4«v� Inlov TROMBONE AND flttNOI HORN KNEfLINO � Mb At� ,N.m« U«y Mmn STANWNC. M� Ht WRtni OtwlCotamn. EW1 KmJIW. RuWy T oi. Qim Jon«. M « Frawh. w Lao . Brut Wton. Jo ) KiMtwni. Ci««g Lmmm. Molt T� yfc . D W|m Snow BAND 44 PKUM CORPS FWST ROW LonLuMrv Si w«. Sxrtutt. Uao C fr. tV. Man , Tn.u Jun« SECOND ROW: Oer La. IW«V. (kata IV — Tray R, r THIRD BOW Mania. CLARINETS FRONT fW Nek. FRONT ROW Tw.aa J n, Caff . Ou «wfv RN«da Fat. VSc x C J a Vrw. Snand. Bonw. femla B.rJan.1. Lauia Di.ilaa Seal Stoka . Sum V«r. Bala., OaHnMay BAND 45 Majorettes YoUfld N«wfl The 1982-83 Shades Valley Majorettes have had a very fun and successful year We practiced four hours a day for three months in the summer Twirling, tossing, kicking, and lunging become second nature to us. Instead of attending a majorette camp in the summer, the majorettes took lessons and learned many dance routines to such songs as Abracadabra, Love Is In Control. The Other Woman. and Flamethrower. With these routines and new cut-off bluejean overalls, we found that not only can our majorettes twirl, but they can dance as well. MAJORETTES 46 TOP ROW LdM Thornton. Katie Barbarc. Sutan Oliver. Melanie Spark . Rean Campbell. Ann Heard. Catherine Conrad. KNEELING Betty Coker. Vrcki Pike. Lite EDn Temlane Ramtey, Valane Petcrton. Natalie William l.M ra. MOONTIETTES 48 This year the 1982-83 Shades Valley Mountiettes have been a terrific success. During the football and basketball season our mountiettes have danced to such songs as: We’ve Got the Beat,” Gigolo, Vacation. and “Burn Rubber After attending a dance clinic during the summer, the Mountiettes learned several new dance and kick routines which they performed for us at games and at pep rallies. Mountiettes MOUNTIETTES 49 MOUNTIETTES 51 Flag Corps In our black silk shorts, ruffles, and ties we move out on the field in the rain. The fact that we will soon do a drop in the middle of a three-inch puddle does not put a damper on our spirits After a series of tosses, snaps, and salutes, we come off the field to Go U. Up In the stands wc sit wrapped In our own red and black. After all the summer practices, it finally pays off — we get to march in short shorts in 20 degree weather! 52 M«ry K.O thki. V.Urw IV..- ,. CVftrK � Amid. Smt-.. Cl .k CtarWr tW MubU Jwn S� M� K«M. Wrt l Burn . M - M«d H.ry Ki , DuU CoKMrf OmiwIw AimM. D «h MXoun Sony CUr� Physics Club When we get physical it has nothing to do with Olivia Newton-John. but with Albert Einstein We experiment with Newton's theory by dropping each other out of Mr Hollis's window Maybe we get physics and physical mixed up sometimes — who knows? After club meetings we return to our second home — The Spaulding Mines. PHYSKSCUW - first row a w« � - v Pmi . n..«i sm . - Pira4.nl SCCOND ROW Scon tVJw Smrtarv T'auura JaM Pmiprtl -Maratan PHYSICS CLUB 53 Girls' Chorus These girls sing their hearts out seventh period under Miss Kelley’s direction while watching the clock to see the hands point to three Jazz Show Choir This year the Jazz Show Choir was formed and has been a terrific success. After their performance at the Homecoming assembly. Shades Valley fell in love with their voices, dances, and tuxedo costumes. nXST ROW Sh.!j !W.Vn Add Amu Rjt v« Hmwfl. An . Mm. Um T«ttv. AkfawMM iotmtan. Lmte Kmg, Ovr-,1 AIW-. Lv 0.™ Cvltaa SCCOWO HOW M. .� i Al«u Wte. 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We have to sing and dance at the same time which can be totally aggravating if both your feet think they're the right foot. There’s also moving the piano and hauling Christmas trees. HOT ROW Cyatfea CWm. Tmy UWy. AW KnnH 1.1 4 Dw� rv. Rut F . SECOND ROW Wf. Kay Dm . P.W. CW, lURr. to —. whv VV. PmM Cm Vwj. jam. Ww —. CM« Wan THIRD ROW Dm. IWi Jm Uh. OaoUn -W—to O .. IbwvW law, Naary Wmiw. ImiiMi Wton. fctS DAaaAaa Jrnrfn Raoctot Mana War—%. P.tncJ. FOURTH ROW Taraaa Cm-, M4ikXiklMiOnRMW.IU.Cim Mik. Wb. HcMw WkM McJmIIaW IWmt. RoM U� M..r, WSmWc. Tmm, C.M4, Km Br—a. Van.m Kim STANDING L «. PacWf W.ndy Kotatwi. ran Srf Tun—, lu.t Q itoy A Vto Cdama ia— T-Nrf - Wn� � Ian Ami VALLEY SINGERS CONCERT CHOIR 55 Youth Legislature This year was the first year for the Youth Legislature, and several opportunities opened up for us. With making bills, laws, and radifylng articles, we barely found time to make a trip to Montgomery to visit the capitol. OmCERS Dam Prntdant. Damrf VKm PmM. Uh Eh - SmtiUry TttrMi Mo � � Sarflaani al Amt YOUTH LEGISLATURE 56 n� T HOW O..V! ftvr Mr. Mm . U U Cafe-raw Coma.1 K-m IW-nv Omaa Owvw SECOND ROW Umila Kunaa. lym. Pa . V... Uaaw. Dam. W� «a«. THIRD ROW Dml Ma,ra«. C W Kaw B.-v • T - Oayto . Oary4 Cav ,. K-tha Oaag «. U. Tk™«, r,w W R« PM t no. Laana (Wk-o, VaWo. P,w,«- ftaih Timmy SchraJa. FOURTH ROW C..« o d PouMa «Uk Norm. Daml Seth. Tammy MrDaraat Ray Chalk- Dw W.l... fhwl Stur � aw Kara Sm OWERSTAIT INTERCLUB COUNCIL 57 Interclub Council This year a new council was reactivated at Shades Valley. This council ts made up of the presidents from each of the clubs. We meet together and discuss what we arc doing at that time, and then we plan new activities. URST ROW Mr. Mm Spormor, Vktu Calctm Domna R rt� Halt R tw. hmr KagMrxt Dum OraV. Patna i dwen. Stacy C t. MCOfiP ROW QmW 9MW. Kiv Brkton Pal H.W Ja , Hamnwtt. Rr aria Aum TaaamM Wood, fmanual MaraM TOWER 58 bMtiU - Awua W« Kuna - Edu The Tower Staff Endless hours of cropping and uncropping, writing and rewriting, and rushing to meet deadlines all adds up to the Tower staff of Shades Valley. It is not quite all work and no play, because after the deadlines have been met. only Jack's lies ahead. At the ringing of the 6th period bell, some of us will be slaving over lay-outs, others screaming for a grease pencil, and still others sneaking up behind the unexpected for candids. But whatever we’re doing, we are doing it for the sake of memories — The Shades Valley Tower TOWER 59 TOWER 60 EVtMS (Not Pktvivd Siw OlmlOntaiBon! Dm W� l r. N UW MNUana Lh4 Onaamnod ADS Tcnln Rv a v. KaMv Sana Caroline Bond Linda Drummond Susan Oliver Dane Waters Natalie Williams EVENTS An Early Start on the Weekend Hey ail you Mountie fans, stand up and clap your hands1' Take these words, and add freshmen, sophomore , juniors, and seniors all screaming, stamping, and clapping at once What do you have? What we have is what we at Shades Valley would call one of our quieter pep rallies! Shades Valley is known by all the schools for its pep rallies which can be heard every Friday morning during football season. Nothing can match the feeling of excitement and that “Mountie spirit during one of our pep rallies! A Winner of a Week Just the word Homecoming brings back memories of that week — the fun of dressing for the different slogans, the shock of seeing the sophomores take the cake for the float, and skipping the day to decorate the stadium was fun We'll never forget when they stuffed that banana up Mike's nos . Remember when the teachers became rock stars It was great' To climax it all. we won the game. But by then we had calmed down, and the weather had frozen our toes We will remember it always. HOMECOMING 66 Cl . HALLOWEEN 70 HALLOWEEN 71 Preparing for Tomorrow UHttKUTT SOTTOM LETT lUmWnJ UfTOIttCHT MOOUttMT OiwrlUHMl toctyCni BOTTOM RK� U MimOw . K I... . The day usually begins with the controversial yells of ROLL TIDE! or WAR EAGLE! Visiting college sessions, we can decide whether we'll grow up to be Razorbacks or “Rambling Wrecks Those of us interested in the military get a chance to hear about bool camp first hand, and those interested in nursing can come down and help give CPR to those who sat watching a military film. 72 This year the band and choral program filled each and every one of us with a very special Christmas spirit We left the auditorium wearing smiles and still humming strands of Pachinko and the “Halleluiah Chorus. This year, the Christmas program performed by the choral and band department was a beautiful arrangement of songs such as Sleigh Ride. “Themes from the Nutcrackers Suite. and “Jingle Bells. A Toast to Hollywood Behind stage, nervous girls run everywhere shouting for brushes, lipstick, and hairspray. Tension is in the air. and everyone � s in a panic. Girls rush back and forth from taking pictures on stage to wiping wet palms on already soaked towels. As the crowd increases and the tension mounts, the minutes tick slowly by and seven o’clock near We heaT the Master of Ceremonies shout Welcome Ladies and Gentlemen to the 1982 Shades Valley Tower Pageant. - w UFT l-MJ toe im !u� A TOP MttIUl Lmu TOP « � « VKMJ— BOTTOM Lin InU Iknum tuu«« WB— BOTTOM IBCHT • tv-.. IUCMT PAli TOP Mm 5 n C-.W-JI MtOOLl LIFT Ink. Mkl r—5 r«yW..nk MlWKf NKTHT J—U-•MU..HINMU. BOTTOM LIFT (W-til «-Mv MISS TOWEH 75 IOT PAG TOP RlCKT Ut tZ. MIDGU I.ITT Om r« M miOLt K1CMT Immm OM. BOTTOM urr Dw o.r— ,r R y OMI BOTTOM MGHT Mw I00H1 PAGt JOT ItrT � «. •, CWv.t, TOPKJGMT Ar i W.w BOTTOM UTT Wm Wt� BOTTOM MtUXl BOTTOM WOff MISS TOWER 76 Seniors Deck the Halls The Senior Christmas Party is the event of the season The Christmas decorations, the Christmas coke and the visit from Santa all keep us in the spirit of things The disc jockey keeps us dancing The highlight of the party comes, of course , when the senior girls spot any available guy hanging around underneath the mistletoe' CHRISTMAS PARTY 78 X Turning the Tables Another Twirp week has gone by leaving lasting memories. We will always remember girls getting caught for not clucking like chickens or not carrying boys' books Will we ever forget the womanless wedding? Those boys were hilarious with their knobby knees, hairy legs, and fashionable attire We wonder if the newlywed couple will still be together in five years. (Maybe by then their kisses will have improved from a 3 5 to n 7.) LEFT PM . TOP luak Bmhv W tui Ttnte MtCTiUL LETT Om. Lhuw «.i B� , Om v Ml DOLE CW� TT WrM. MO DU IOCHT CrMi M� « ni T«, BOTTOM T ( « W« Nnrt pm , tot mdcu urr r«m(wi -M A-Mi wan M0OU axrrR rw.«l trn MUU USFT Tr-r Mp nli mU M fUrtcWf RC TTOM N«.H- JO«w Learning About Heritage During Black History Week ■ THE U.S.CONSTITUTIOt AND 'THE AFRO-AMERICANS The celebration of Black History Week at Shades Valley was an unforgettable ex perience. We had a chance to leam about Negro heritage through songs performed by guest soloists and our Valley Singers We enjoyed an African dance performed by some of our students. The guest speaker. Federal Judge U. W. Clemon, talked about the Na tional Black History Theme. 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Anna Karmert — Sweden KrUlen Samu i � oo — Germany An(a ThoMe — Germany lima n a tone i H| a 4 ie� n e a aWta-xt Ihjiq Km n a aao ........ nxNMa to aa Wbji I'l'av tfoOMita T) r tao kinomo« rfaw roun to« xa todMm • « raaatoya r-ra Ikao na Wv a Atoowa oa hnei mWry xaaWatfi Wo eaa ROW mat tap a ao m tone X aai� e toxxi i a raw gm% la x'U Vx« («a 10Ito PtirOa WkW. at xiwdaM IM toVUaai. to to Tmm WWa attxl « o Ha o—M to. ■� •. • iKa Italian ai Variai Vttaa ol -• taxaa| t—a —« tiwfratoiy a.lam an� I Tart U at MV-a ai WaanViUa) � af fatoaa lixtaM OaniiM TVxto v- a h � atoai rax X Uatn VilWy ! •. StWaO ' HeUe Abraham ten — Denmark John Ame Wang — Norway fOREK -M fcXCHANf 85 The day it finally here. All students fill into the auditorium to find out if their years of hard study have paid off They wail to see if they will get tapped Those that know they won't (but wish they could} make bets to see which candle will melt first. Meanwhile, the speaker tells us to make every moment count, to regard each day as special for it can never be repeated. Senior Index HELLE ABRAHAMSEN — AFS. Romance Language Qub MICHAEL ADAMS TRACE ADKINS DARRYL WADE ALBARADO - Youth Legislator , Valley Singer . Crow Country. Col lege Day Host. Homeroom Representative In teract Club. Art Oub. Sound in Motion — Praitdint CHERYL ELAINE ALLEN - GAC SAMANTHA DENEEN ALLEN - GAC. Romanca Language Club JANISE LYNETTE AMERSON JOAN LESLIE ATKINS Count lor. Aid KELLY RENEE BABB - Office A� st tant CANDI CLAIRE BACHOFER Mountiette . In leract Board Member. FCA. Office Aide. Col lege Day Hostess, Mu Alpha Theta. Counselor Aide. Awarded by University of Alabama lor Top 5% of Junior Oast. Tciuvr Staff — Faculty SAM BAILEY KAREN RENEE’ BAKER - Mis Tower - Senior Class Second Alternate, Interact. College Day Hostess, Latin Club KEVIN DEWAYNE BALLARD H CLAY BARBER. Ill - Varsity Baseball, B-Team Baseball MONICA LYNN BARBOUR - Interact. Cross Country. Track Team. College Day Hostess. FCA LEE MARVIN BARNES - Varsity Basketball. B-Team Basketball CHRISTOPHER BASS SHEILA KAY BEARDEN - Gris’ Chorus. Concert Choir ANGELA MAR1F. BENNETT - Gris’ Chorus LAJEANNA RENEE’ BENNETT - Red Cross -President. AFS — President. KEITH DANE BISHOP - Varsity Football. Senior Class — Boys' Activity Chairman. Youth Legislature. Junior dais — Boys' Activity Chairman THOMAS DAVID BIV1N - Senior Class - Pres, dent. National Honor Society - President. Alabama Youth Legislature — President. Spanish National Honor Society. Sewanee Book Award. Who's Who - Best AH Around. College Day Host. Mr Shades Valley Nominee. Junior Class Favorite. Junior National Honor Society. Career Day Host. Totter Staff — Faculty. Awarded by University of Alabama for Top 5% of Junior Class ERIC BLAIR KELLY ANN BOLES - Literary Oub -Secretary. Interact. College Day Hostess. Key Club. CAROLINE LEIGH BOND - Varsity Cheerleader, Mu Alpha Theta, Interact. FCA. College Day Hostess. Tower Staff — Events. Junior Varsity Cheerleader DAVID BONDI JUDY LORRAINE BOOKER - Volleyball Team. Valley Singer . Gris’ Chorus. Concert Choir JONATHAN WINSLOW BOWEN - Varsity Foot ball. B Team Football. BTeam Baseball DIANA MARIE BRASHER — Usherette -Secretary. FHA — Program Director. National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta. Counselors’ Aide. Literary Oub. Junior National Honor Socle ty. Outstanding French Student. Valedictorian KIVA MONIECE BRIDGES - Volleyball, GAC. In terelub Council. Career and College Day Hostess KIMBERLEE KAY BROOKS - Track Team. Con cert Chow, Art Oub. Computer Science Chib. Thespians WILLIAM EUGENE BROOKS - FCA. Varsity Football, BTeam Football. Doc Award. Outstan ding Defensive Player ALFONZO BRYANT - Band. Football Trainer. SAMANTHA DENISE BURNS Flag Corps -Captain, Concert Band. Band — Librarian. Library Aide. Red Cross Qub ALFREDA BURRELL - V1CA. Red Crow BRIDGETT BURT - FBLA - President DONALD R BUTLER. JR ERWIN SCOTT CALDWELL - Youth Legislature. Interact. Frisbee Oub. Varray Football. B Team Football. Key Oub SHEEN A SHAW ANN A CALHOUN THOMAS CARLTON CALVIN RAY CHAFFIN - Tourer Staff Oastes. VICA. Interact — Member of the Board. Youth Legislature. Senior Class Vice President. Frisbee dub. Key Oub JANET DENISE CHANEY - Interact Oub. Youth Legislature, Mu Alpha Theta, College Day Hostess, Counselors' Assistant TIMOTHY GLENN CHAPMAN - Physic Oub. Frisbee Oub. BTeam Baseball ONDY REBECCA CLARK Senior Class Treasurer, National Honor Society — Treasurer, Spanish National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta, FCA. Usherettes, Sound in Motion. Varsi ty Volleyball Team. Valley Singers — Vice Presi dent, Concert Choir, Junior National Honor Society LINDA SUE CLARK - Volleyball Team. Basket ball Team. GAC — President, College Day Hostess, Junior National Honor Society. Romance Language Club CAMERON ROXANNA CLINE - VICA. Mountiette LAURIE ANN CLODFELTER - FHA -Treasurer, Interact. Key Oub ADDIE MARIE COLEMAN - Coocart Choir -President. GAC ROBIN RF.NE’ COLEMAN JOE LEE COLEMAN - Mu Alpha Theta. Spanish Oub. Math Tournament CATHERINE LYNN CONRAD - Interact Oub President. Senior Homecoming Attendant. Moon tiette. Senior Class — Girls' Activity Chairman. Tower Stall Chibs. Who’s Who Most Talented. Junior VarsWy Cheerleader, FCA ROSEMARY COOK - FBLA (Vocational) -President. Red Cross. VICA LISA MARIA COTTON - HOSA (Vocational) -President. FBLA. Red Goss. VICA MICHAEL EDWARD COWART KEITH COX - Frisbee Oub. FBLA STEVEN CRAIG - Romance Language Oub NINA KAYE CREAR - Volleyball Team. GAC -Vice-President, National Honor Society. Counselors' Assistant. Collage Day Hostess, Junior National Honor Society. Romance Language - President CAREY L CROWDER — Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball. FCA. B-Team Baseball. Wrestling JEFFREY EDWARD CUNNINGHAM - Marching Band. Drum Corps. Key Oub. Track Team. Cross Country. Frisbee Chib. Soccer Team. DARLENE DANCY - Flag Corps. GAC, College Day Hostess. Junior National Honor Society LAURA LEIGH DAVIDSON - Majorette -Head, Mu Alpha Theta — Secretary Treasurer. National Honor Society. Literary Chib — Treasurer. College Day Hostess. Career Day Hostess. Marching Band — Vice President. Concert Band. Usherettes. Toskt Staff — Copy Editor. Miss Shades Valley Nominee. Junior Na ttonal Honor Society. Scholastic Excellence Award. Brown Book Award. Key Oub. Miss Tower Junior Queen — Second Alternate. Moat Outstanding Sophomore Award. Miss Tou-er Sophomore Finalist KAREN ANN DAVIS — VICA. Romance Language BRIAN RAY DILWORTH - Rad Crow. Chow. VICA JAMES BRYANT DOBBS - VICA. Wrestling ROBERT MYRTON DOD - VICA. PTSO Representative. Frisbee Oub. Key Oub. Romance Language Qub. Soccer Team DANNA SHARICA DOTSON - Marching Band. Concert Band LINDA DRUMMOND - Varsrty Cheerleader G Hcad. FCA. Interact Chib. College Day Hostess. Tower Staff Events. Career Day Hostess. BTeam Cheerleader. SCOTT NEMETH DUKE - National Honor Socle ty. Mu Alpha Theta. Marching Band, Concert Band. Jar Band. Physic Club. Junior National Honor Society, Thespians MICHEAL RENE EDWARDS - Interact Oub. Frisbee Qub. Varsity Baseball. Key Oub. FCA, B Team Baseball. PTSO, Homeroom Representative ELIZABETH ANN ELLIS - Mountrette Co Head and Head. Tower Staff — Assistant Editor. College Day Hostess. Youth Legislature — Secretary. Who Who — Best Looking. Senior Class Secretary. Sophomore Class Treasurer, Latin Oub, Miss Tower — Sophomore Class First Alternate CYRUS TODD EMBRY - Red Crow. Romance Language Oub. Football Manager MARY FRANCESEVANS MICHAEL CURTIS FARREN - Youth Legislature. Latin Oub, Fnsbce Oub. Spanish Oub. Junior National Honor Society CHARLOTTE LEIGH FAUCETTE - Varsity Cheerleader. FCA. College Day Hostess. NCA All American Chaerieader. Junior Varsity Cheerleader JULIA ELAINE FERGUSON - Literary Club. Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Achievement, Office Assistant TEMPLE DRUCILLA FITZPATRICK - FCA Chaplain, National Honor Society. Spanish Na tional Honor Society. Varsity Cheerleader -Head, Mis Tower. Tower Staff — Features. Miss Shades Valley Nomine . College Day Hostess. Career Day Hostess. Miss Tower Pageant — Junior Oass Queen. Miss Tower Pageant — Sophomore Oass Second Alternate. Junior No tional Honor Society, Junior Varsity Cheerleader. CHERYL ANNETTE FLANIGAN Volleyball. Tourer Staff — Oub . GAC. Homeroom Representative, Valley Singers. Career Day Hostess. Romance Language Oub. Concert Choir DINA ELISE FLE1S1G - VICA (Vocational) -Vice President. Secretary. FHA JOHNNY HOWARD FULLER THOMAS RANDALL GACHET - National Honor Society, Interact Oub — Secretary. Mu Alpha Theta. Junior National Honor Society. Spanish National Honor Society. Latin Oub. Our Town CARYL LEANNE GA1SER - Gris’ Volleyball. Gris’ Basketball. Interact Oub. FCA. GAC. Red Cross USA RENA GAMBLE — VICA, Mounoettes. Spanish Oub MITZ1 DENEEN GARRETT - SGA. Dance Oub. Stunt Night. Junior Class Favorite. Sophomore Class Favorite. Nature Study Oub. Spanish Oub (Pleasant Gove) WAYNE EUGENE GENTLE - Football Manager. Thespians GERARD GILLAM TIMOTHY ROBERTOSON GILMORE Key Chib. Frisbee Qub. Matching Band. Concert Band. BTeam Basketball CHERYL RENEE GLASS — VICA. FCA. Photography Oub. TIMOTHY DEWAYNE GOODWIN III - VICA VIROL LEE GOODWIN MILDRED KRISTIN GRAMMER - Computer Oub — President and Secretary. Valley Singers. District and Sute Solo Competition — I — Ratings DIANNA LYNN GRAY - Art Oub President. Interdub Council — Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer. FBLA. Youth Legislature. Red Cross — Assistant Treasurer. Junior Gvttan. Pep Oub MARK GRILL - Football. FCA (Bnarwood) MARK JASON GRIMES SHERRIE RENEE GURLEY Varsity Cheerleader, FCA. Interact. College Day Hostess, Tourer Staff — Features. Homeroom Representative. BTeam Cheerleader ELAINE DENISE GUTHRIE - Youth Leg lature. Romance Language. Cross Country. FCA. DANA ANN HALL - Pep Oub. FCA. Tennis Team. Art Oub. Choral SERITA LYNN HAMILTON - College Day Hostess. GAC. Red Cross. FHA. Gwls' Chorus JUDITH ELLEN HAMMETT - Mu Alpha Theta. Usherettes. National Honor Society, French Na tional Honor Society. Literary Oub — President. Who's Who — Most Intellectual. Interdub Council. Wysicno — Editor. Valedictorian SANDRA LYNNE HARDRICK - Red Got Oub. GAC, Girls' Chorus. FHA DONALD F HARDY. JR - Marchmg Band. Drum Corps — Captain. Concert Band. Band — President. Senior High AU-County Band — Tyro pani and Snare Drum. Spanish National Honor Society. Key Oub, Band’s Outstanding Rookie STEPHEN CRAIG HARRIS SGA President. Who Who Friendliest. Sound «i Motion. FCA. Baseball. SGA Parliamentarian, B Team Baseball. Homeroom Representative JOHN EDWARD HAWKINS Fnsbe Club ANN HEARD College Day Hostess. Mountiet let. SGA Scctetaty, WENN High School Ad vstory Board. National Honor SocM!ty. Romance Language Club. Spanish National Honor Society. Top Five Percent Juniors of Jefferson County. Junior National Honot Society. Mist Tower Freshman Queen Fust Alternate. BTeam Cheerleader. GAC KARL DAVID HERRIN Youth Legislature. In teract. Boy Reptetenlative for Shades Valley at Lion'sOub Camp. TennrtTeam SUZANNE HESTER Usherette Vice Presi dent Mu Alpha Theta. Tower Staff Clubs. Na tional Honor Society, SGA Representative. College Day Hottest. Literary Club Vice President. Romance Language Club , JOAN ELISABETH HICKS FBLA Chaplim. Office Assistant Marching Band. Library Atsis tant. College Day Hostess. Key Oub. FCA. Conceit Band STANLEY MARK HILL Physics Oub, Mu Alpha Theta, College Day Host, Junior National Honor Society. Latin Oub Sergeant ol Arms. Art Oub ENID DELPHENE HOBBY College Day Hostess. Red Cross Vice President, AFS. Romance Language Secretary, GAC. Freshman Oast Secretary KIMBERLY SHA HOLLIS College Day Hostess. Pep Oub. FCA, Art Club. Choral CHERYL ANN HOOD - VICA. FCA. Junior Civttan, Pop Oub. Homeroom Representative ELICE ANNETTE HOPE Red Cross. FCA. Art Oub JULIE HANNAH HORN College Day Hostess DEFAYE HORTON FBLA. Red Cross. College Day Host . Romance Language SHELLEY DARLENE HORTON FHA Secretary, Frisbee Oub. Red and BA 1 Staff. Art Club CARDALE HOUSTON MICHAEL KENT HUDDLESTON Junior Varti ty Football. French Oub SANDRA DENISE JACKS College Day Hostess Art Club. Office Assistant. Oub ANITA JACKSON Girls' Chorus. Red Cross. College Day Hostess. FHA PATRICIA LYNETTE JACKSON FBLA Vice President. Usherettes. Interdub Council. College Day Hostess CHERYL ANN JACOBS College Day Hostess. Cross Country Track Team. FCA. Girls' Track Team DANITA JOYCE JACOBS JOHN JACOBS Frisbee Oub Art Oub. Wrestling BERNARD C JAMES VICA KEVIN LANG JOHNSON Art Oub RONALD JOE JOHNSON College Day Host. Varsity Wrestling Team SHERRI JOHNSON VICA DANNA BETH JOLLY GAC. Gris' Basketball Team. Freshman Class Treasurer DANIEL WARREN JONES Band. VICA. Frisbee Oub JASON CAUSEY JONES MIRIAN LYNN JONES Red Cross Oub. Con cert Choir. FHA STEVE JOSLEYN Frisbee Club. Art Oub. Var slty Football ANNA PIA SYLVIA KARMERT Valley Singers GARY LYNN KELLEY Varsity Baseball, Varsi ty Football, MVP Football - 2 Years. FCA. Tower Staff College Day Host, Who's Who -Most Athletic. Tower Pageant Escort MICHAEL SEAN KELLEY TROY LANDON KILPATRICK SGA - First Vice President. Sound m Motion. College Day Host. AU-County Choir. FCA. National Honor Society, Varsity FootbaO. Mr Shade Valley Nominee. Junior Class Vice President. Valley Singers, BTeam Football CLAYTON CREED KING - Youth Legislature TIMOTHY DAVID KING HELEN MARIE KING LINDA JEAN KING Red Cross. FBLA. Gris’ Chorus, College Day Hostess DONNA SUZANNE KING Art Club ALISON LEIGH KNISELEY Valley Sngvrs. Concert Choir. Gris' Chorus VANESSA LAFRAN KNOX Volleyball. FBI A Concert Choir. College Day Hostess, Junior Clast Gris' Activity Chairman. GAC. Girls' Chorus DANIELLE NECHF.LLE KUNKEL Cross Country JENNIFER LYNN KUNZE Tower Stall Editor, Senior Class Favorite Miss Congeniality. Miss Shades Valley Nominee. College Day Hostess. Youth Legislature, Junior Class Favorite. Romance Language Club, Junior Na tional Honor Society ANGELA LYNN LACKEY Junior Achievement. Achievers Association ol Jeflerson County President, College Day Hostess, Youth Legislature CLARK DANE LANCASTER. JR Varsity Foot ball. FCA — Vice President Who's Who Best Looking. Spanish Gub GREGORY ALAN LANE College Day Host. Career Day Host. Marching Band. Concert Band. Soccer. Jaw Band. Stage Crew. Computet Club. Key Club. Romance Language DARRYL LAW Red Cross Gub. FBLA, Concert Choir TRACY LAW GAC. Basketball JOSEPH SCOTT LEE Varuty Basketball THOMASJAMESLEE WicstUng BRENDA LEVINS GAC. Gils' Chorus. Red Cross JOHN MICHAEL LIBB Art Oub - Secretary. Mu Alpha Theta. Junior National Honor Society DAN DARREN LIGHTFOOT BARRI ANN LITTRELL Sound m Motion Secretary. College Day Hostess. Mountiettes. Latin Gub LEAH McMURRAY LOGAN Varsity Cheerleader. Tourer Stafl Feature . FCA. Who's Who Wittiest. College Day Hostess. Career Day Hostess. Jr Varsity Cheerleader, Latin Oub LEIGH ANNE LOLLAR Usherettes. National Honor Society — Chaplain. Mu Alpha Theta Valley Singers. Sound in Motion — President. High School Honor Chorus, College Day Hostess. Junior National Honor Society. Literary Gub. District Solo Competition Superior Rating. State Solo Competition Superior Rating. Romance Language Gub. Math Team ROGER DALE LONG Art Club VETA JO LORINO Tower Stall Business Manager. Usherettes. Interact. Youth Legislature. College Day Hostess. Literary Club. Romance Language Club JAMES TIMOTHY l.OWF.RY PHILLIP JAMES LUSCO JR Art Gub. Talent Exchange Winner. Junior Achievement. BTeam Football. Spanish Club. Art Club KELLY ROBERT MacDONALD - Varsrty Foot ball. FCA EMMANUAL MARABLE - Red Cross. Interact. Vice Principals' Assistant, Thespians. PTSO Assistant Secretary. German Gub DENNIS BRIAN MARTIN - College Day Host. Career Day Host. Marching Band. Concert Band. Band Manager. Jstt Ensemble. FCA. Key Oub. Stage Crew STAG LYNN MARTIN - Interact Oub, Art Gub STEVEN EDWARD MARTIN Varsity Football Manager ROY JOSEPH MASSIE Concert Chou Presi dent. Sound in Motion ANDREW WILLIAM MATTHEWS Wrestbng. FCA. National Honot Society. Mu Alpha Theta. Spanish National Honor Society. Junior National Honor Society SANDRA DENISE MATTHEWS FBLA Treasurer. Red Cross. College Day Hostess. GAC ANGELA FEUSHA MAYFIELD Guls Chorus FENJSHA JAMECE MAYFIELD Red Cross. FBLA. HOSA (Vocational) RICHARD W McBEE Sound in Motion. Who's Who - Best Dressed. Talent Exchange Winner. VICA — President. Vice President. Tennis Team JACKIE DEAN McCAY Frisbee Oub THOMAS MASON McDANIEL III FCA. Youth Legislature. H I earn baseball MICHAEL SCOTT McGIBONEY VICA. Who's Who Most School Spirit. Thespians, FCA BYRON KEITH McGUIRE Varsity Football Varuty Basketball. BTeam Basketball, BTeam Football DIANN KAY McMAHON Mu Alpha Theta. Col lege Day Hostess. Interact Gub KELLY LORRAINE McMILLAN Spanish Na tional Honor Society. Interact Club. College Day Hostess. Junior Homecoming Attendant. Romance Language Club WALTER LESLIE McPMEARSON JR Varsity Football. Varsity Baseball. Mr Shades Valley. FCA President. National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta Spanish National Honor Society, College Day Chairman and Co Chairman louvr Stall Sports Varsity Foci ball Pcrma nent Team Captain, Who's Who Among American High School Student . Library Asti tant. Junior National Honor Society Vice President, BTeam Baseball, Valedictorian, Miss Tou-er Escort, Boys' State Representative ALAN SCOT MEADOR Art Oub Sergeant at Arms SUSAN MELISSA MEDLIN FCA. Mariettas. Marching Band. Concert Band. Tower Stall Classes Editor. College Day Hostess. Key Gub Secretary. Literary Gub. Miss Tower Junior Finalist Latin Gub BRETT MELTON DARYl MILSTEAD VICA. FCA KIM ELIZABETH MILSTEAD Youth Legislature. Interact. Miss Tower Senior Finalist Literary Gub. Frisbee CKib JAMES MITCHELL. JR SHARON DENISE MIXON Red Cross FRANKLIN GENE MOORE III - Youth Legislature Sargeant at Arms. National Honor Society. College Day Host. Career Day Host ANGELA DENISE MOORE Red Cross DAWN DARLENE MORRISON VICA. Interact Gub. Sound in Motion, Mis Tower Senior Class First Alternate. FCA. Mountwttc . Junior Class Secretary. Miss lower Junior Class First Alternate. Miss Touvr — Freshman Class Queen JEFFREY LYLE MORRISON Frisbee Oub. Art Gub. JOHN WILLIAM MOSS Frisbee Oub. BTeam Baseball MARK BURKS NALL Marching Band. Soccet Team. Frisbee Gub. Who's Who Cutest SHERRELL RADINE NEELEY GAC YOLANDA DIANE NEVETT Majorette. Con cert Band. Varsity Basketball, Romance Language Oub President. National Honor Society Vice President. Mu Alpha Theta. French National Honor Society. AFS. Tower Staff Copy Editor. College Day Hostess. Who's Who Most Talented, Marching Band. Junior National Honor Society. Most Outstanding French Student, Alabama Alumni Award of Scholastic Excellence. Wnfuna Poetry Editor. Math Tournament. Prize Winning Poet — Award. GAC Assistant Secretary PATRICIA ANN NOBINGER Interact Gub. Art Club DANNA BETTY NOBLE FHA JAMES RICHARD NORRIS Youth Legislature SUSAN BEATTY OLIVER Mounttett Tower Stall Events. Who's Who Cutest Junior Varsity Cheerleader. JEFFREY ALAN PADGETT Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society. Physic Club. Matching Band. Concert Band. Band Treasuivr. Junior Honor Society. LEA ROXANNE PALMER — College Day Hostess. Sound In Motion. Valley Singers Chaplain. District Solo Competition. Alabama Alumni Award for Scholastic Excellence, College Day Committee. Art Chib. Miss Tower Junior Finalist. Girls' Choir. Pep Club. ELIZABETH CMAROLETTE PARKER FBLA HOSA (Vocational). Red Cross LYNN PAUL - Youth Legislature. Interact. VICA. Romance Language. FCA. Tennis Team SUSAN BETH PEGUES - Marching Band. Con cert Band VAl.ARIE KAY PETERSON Mountiettes. Col lege Day Hostess. FCA. Interact. Youth Legislature. Tower Stall Faculty. Miss Tower Sophomore Lint Queen BERNARD PHILLIPS Varsity Basketball CAMF.LIA ANN PHILLIPS FBLA, Red Crow, MOSA (Vocational) VICTORIA LYNN PIKE Mountiette Co-Head. ICA, National Honor Society Secretary. Usherettes. Mu Alpha Theta, Valley Singer Sound In Motion. Career Day Hostess. Junior National Honor Society. Ml Tomer Junior Ftnali !. Honor Graduate ROSE MARY POLLOCK FHA. Oflie A i tanl THOMAS CRAWFORD POUNDS College Day Host. Youth Legislature. Mu Alpha Theta. Na tional Honor Society. Coll Team. Junior National Honor Society. Spannh Club. Spam h National Honor Society. Salutatonan CHARLES STEPHENSON POWELL National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta, Junior National Honor Society, Art Chib. BENNY J RAQ AND JR SGA Second Vice Prcudent, FBLA, Youth Legislature, Touvr Stall Photographer. SenKit Oats Favorite. Wresil mg Team TERRI ELAINE RAMSEY Mounttottes, FCA. In teracl. Tou� r Stall Ad . College Day Hostess. Literary Qub. Junior National Honor Society GREGORY SCOTT REID Art Club. Soccer. Marching Band, Drum Corp� , FCA. Concert Band. Key Club ANNE FRANCES RITCHEY Mm Shade Valley. Who' Who - Best All Around. Who Who Molt Dependable, Toner Stall Sport . Sound tn Motion Chaplain. Mu Alpha Theta President National Honor Society. Usherette . FCA Secretary Trcasurer. Col leg Day Ho� tc� � . Volleyball. SGA Parliamen tanan. Valley Singer . Girls' State Repreten lative State Treaiurer. Concert Choir. Homecoming Sophomore Attendant. Junior Na tional Honor Society. Key Qub. Mountiette KARF.N MICHELE RODGERS M Toner Senior da Queen. Tower Stall CTa e . VICA Pretldenl, Ml VICA. Who Who Friendliest, Who’ Who Mo� t School Spirit. In terdub Council Assistant Secretary. College Day Hottest. FBLA, County Day Repreten tative. FHA, Mm Mounlte, Miss Tou cr Junior Qat Finalist SHERRY HELENE RODIO VICA. Pep Qub. Tenni Team DONNA RUTH ROGERS FHA President, College Day Hottet . Tower Staff Typi� t, Junior Achievement Vice President o( Per � onal and Corporate Secretary DEANNA MICHELE ROLLAN FrHbee Qub EDWARD JEROME SAFFORD JOHN GREGORY SANDERS - FrHbee Oub PHYLLIS DENISE SANDERS FBLA. HOSA (Vocational). Red Cross PEGGY MICHELLE SCOTT Valley Singer . Ja« Band, FCA. Band. AH State Choir. Junior National Honor Society, Key Qub SANDRA EDITH SEALE FHA. Fmbee Club. VICA. FCA PAMELA ANNETTE SELF Concert Chow. Art Qub. Fmbee Club. Gal ' Chorus MATTHEW GEROME SEWELL VICA STEVEN DOUGLAS SMARBUTT Marching Ban ) Drum Major. National Honot Society. Literary Club. Mu Alpha Theta. Junior National Honor Society, Spannh Qub. Spanish National Honor Society. MARCUS DAVID SHELBY Who’ Who Most Intellectual. Who’ Who - Mo t Likely to Sue ceed, Mr Shade VaPey Nomine . Physics Oub President. National Honor Society. Student Speaker at JelfcoEd Science Seminar. Mu Alpha Theta — Vice-President. Renssaeler Medal. Spanish National Honor Society. Interact Qub. Varsity Baseball. Trigonometry Team. University ol Alabama Alumni Award, Junior Varsity Baseball, Junior National Honor Society, PTSO Representative. Valedictorian ELESTINE SIMON FHA, Red Cross RANDLE AUSTIN SIMS SGA Chaplain, Na tional Honor Society. College Day Host. Tower Stall Ads and Photography, Sound tn Motion, Who's Who Most Dependable. Mr Shade. Valley Nominee. Mu Alpha Theta. University of Alabama Alumni Award. Spanish National Honor Society. Junior National Honor Society. RANDY LEE SINGLETON TIMOTHY WAYNE SLESSMAN VICA Treaiurer. Interact Qub. Soccer Team. FCA. Sophomore Class Vice President BONITA MARIA SMITH Interact Qub. Romance Language Qub. FCA KENNETH CARNEE SMITH Romance Language Treasurer, College Day Host. Career Day Host. Thespians. Concert Choir. Red Cross MALCOLM DAVID SMITH III Youth Legislature. College Day Host Thespians. Key Qub. Stage Crew. Fmbee Qub MIKE SMITH VICA SANDRA JEAN SMITH Red Cross. College Day Hostess. Volleyball Team, FBLA — Secretary. GAC. Library Assistant SF.NEADRA JACQUES SMITH Touer Stall Clubs, Youth Legislature Treasurer, National Honor Society. College Day Hostess. Career Day Hostess. Mu Alpha Theta, Valley Singer . Library Aide, SGA - Treasurer, University of Alabama Alumni Award. Junior National Honor Society, Delta Sigma Theta, Counselors’ Aide. Red and Block Staff, Romance Language Qub — President. Concert Choir Trcaturer SCOTT ALAN SMITH STEVEN RAY SMITH - Interact Qub -Treasurer. FCA. College Day Host. Career Day Host, Homeroom Representative. Romance Language WILLIE PEARL SMITH Career Day Hostess. VICA. College Day Hostess. AES. Romance Language Activity Chairperson BOBBY RAY SMITMERMAN Thespians. Stage Crew. Band REBECCA DIANNE SPAIN Tou-er Staff Typrst. FHA. College Day Hostess. Career Day Hostess. Junior Achievement. FBLA BRIDGETTE WILLIS STANDBACH Baseball. Track. Choir. NINA LOUVETTA STEELE - GAC College Day Hostess. Career Day Hostess. Basketball. Red Cross JO ANNE LYNN STEVENSON Youth Legislature. Literary Qub USA MAE STEVENSON Homeroom Represen tative. College Day Hostess. Career Day Hostess. National Honor Society. Romance Language — Vice-President. Mu Alpha Theta. University ol Alabama Alumni Award. Junior National Honor Society SELWYN O'NEAL STRAWDER — Wrestling Team ROBERT KEITH SULSER VICA, Thespian. Stage Crew. Valley Singers GINA LYNN TAYLOR VICA. Interact. Romance Language - President (.EISA ANNE THORNTON Mountiette. In teracl. Youth Legislature, Romance Language Qub. FCA JOE McNEIL THRASHER - Varsity Football. Art Qub Vice President, Football Player ol the Week. Dance in Motion. Who's Who — Most Talented DEBORAH TOWNLEY - VICA Oub. Interact Club. FCA. Romance Language Qub. Red Cross Club. Pep Club TERESA KATHLEEN TUCKER - Interact. FCA. Mu Alpha Theta. Usherettes. Mountiette — (Head). Romance Language Qub, Junior Na tional Honor Society. CHARLOTTE HUNTER UNDERWOOD Valley Singer — Secretary, Toner Staff — Classes. Usherettes — President. Mu Alpha Theta. Sound in Motion. National Honor Society. College Day Hostess. Miss Shades Valley Nominee. Career Day Hostess. University ol Alabama Alumni Award. PTSO Reptesenlattve. Key Qub. Junior National Honor Society — President. Honor Graduate KELLIE VALENTINE - Office Assistant. FCA ANNE ELIZABETH WAKEFORD Who's Who Most Likely to Succeed. National Honor Society Chaplain. College Day Hostess, Mi Shades Valley Nominee. Literary Qub Vice President. Homeroom Representative. Mu Alpha Theta, Usherettes, Toner Staff Copy Editor, Yale Book Award. Junior National Honor Socie ty. Valedictorian VALERIE DENISE WALKER GAC. FBLA. Volleyball RITA FAYE WARk Volleyball. Basketball. Track ANGELA LEIGH WARNER Toner Stalf Senior Section. Interact Qub. FCA. Literary Qub. Track Team, College Day Hostess. Career Day Hostess CHERYL ANN WARNER Mu Alpha Theta. Na tional Honor Society. College Day Hostess. Career Day Hostess. Fmbee Oub PATRICIA DIANE WARREN MICHAEL DANE WATERS - Youth Legislature — Treasurer. Interclub Council Vice President. College Day Host. Interact Oub. Valley Strsger . M % Tuner Escort. Tower Stalf — Event . Junior Class Treasurer. Literary Qub — President. Spanish National Honor Society. Mu Alpha Theta. PTSO Representative. Homeroom Representative. Guidance Assistant. National Honor Society, Junior National Honor Society. Hugh O'Brian Outstanding Sophomore. Valedictorian. University of Alabama Award lor Scholastic Excellence. Youth Legislature — Secretary of State, Career Day Host ROBERT BUCHNER WATSON. JR - Physics Qub Vic President. Mu Alpha Theta. Junior National Honor Society. Latin Club. MARY KATHERINE WELDON - FCA. Interact Qub — Vice-President, College Day Hostess. Mountiette . Romance Language Qub ANNE KRISTEN WELLS - VICA Chib -Report !. Romance Language Qub. FHA. VICA. Annual Staff Reporter and Writer. French Qub, Southern Competition — 1st Place. (Brlatwood) DEANNA LESLIE WEST - Interact. Youth Legislature DANA LYN WHITTON - Spanish Club. Drama Qub. White Team (Altamonl), FCA. Basketball Team. (Bnarwood) WILLIAM WIEDEBURG ANGELA CAROL WILLIAMS - Mu Alpha Theta. National Honor Society. Spanish National Honor Society. Usherettes — Treasurer. College Day Hostess. Literary Club. Career Day Chairman. Junior National Honot Society. University of Alabama Award for Scholastic Excellence CAROLYN JEAN WILLIAMS - Art Oub. Volleyball. Track RAYMOND MARK WILLIAMS Varsity Wrestling ROGER DALE WILLIFORD - Varsity Football. B Team Football TRACY YVETTE WILLIS - Youth Legislature. Red Cross — Assistant Secretary, Valley Smgers. Sound m Motion. Concert Band. College Day Hostess, Homecoming Queen. Vice-Principals' Assistant. Career Day Hostess. Latin Qub. Marching Band. Flag Corps. Concert Choir. All-County Choir. GAC, Girl ' Chorus BERNADETTE WILSON Choir. Computer Qub. Talent Exchange, PTSO Homeroom Representative. Career Day Hostess. Art Qub TAMMIE SUE WOOD - FBLA. National Honor Society, Interchib Council, Junior National Honor Society. Counselors' Aide ELIZABETH DAWN WOOTEN - FCA. Interact. Youth Legislature. Cross Country Track. Art Qub. Romance Language BRITTE RENEE WORMELY - GAC. FBLA. Girl's Choru . MARIE WORMELY GAC. General Chotr. Red Cross. Concert Chotr. Girls' Choir SUZANN YARBROUGH - College Day Hostess. Art Oub Office Assistant. Homecoming Freshman Attendant AMY ELISE YATES FBLA. Jaw Band. Mar ching Band. Key Qub. Spanish Qub FEATURES Sherrie Gurley Courtney Herring Leah Logan Kim Moore Scholastic Achievements SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS 92 Jody Hammett — Valedictorian Crawford Pound — Salutntortan Anne Wakelord - Valedictorian SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS 93 Dan Watets — Valedictorian Diana Brasher — Valedictorian Charlotte Underwood — Honor Student Vickie Pike Honor Student DavjdSielb aledjctoelM Outstanding Achievement Awards AWARDS 94 A tine Wakeford - YaW Book Award Paul Sun and Angie William — Career Day CoChaIrman and Chairman David H«rnn — lroodal Lion Gub Reprewntatlvic Laura Davldton and Dane Water — Outstanding Sophomore. Hugh O'Brian Award AWARDS 95 WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND Anne Ritchey and David Bivin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anne Wakeford and David Shelby MOST DEPENDABLE Anne Ritchey and Randy Sims WHO'S WHO 96 MOST TALENTED Neil Thrasher, Catherine Conrad, and Yolanda Nevett CUTEST Susan Oliver and Mark Nall FRIENDLIEST Karen Rodgers and Craig Harris WHO’S WHO 97 MOST INTELLECTUAL David Shelby and Judy Hammett BEST LOOKING Lisa Ellis and Dane Lancaster BEST DRESSED Ricky McBee and Monica Barbour 'vy.v.v.v- WHO'S WHO 98 WITTIEST Leah Logan and Willie Toyer MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Karen Rodgers and Mike McGibboney WHO’S WHO 99 MOST ATHLETIC Gary Kelley and Caryl Gaiser SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES Jennifer Kunze and Benny Ragland SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Ruby Fuller and Brian Bates FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES Nancy Weems and Marty Wheeler CLASS FAVORITES 101 H yGl«i� fl.wMlr.Ml. lUna koijirt - Qum . AIW 1«|UWm - Wd MMnttt Cootwv Min� | Oum Sophomore CUj� Freshman CUt tm Emm - S«oM AJw.mm icon, Ptkhfl _ Fra All ..Ml. N r y Wmi — Tin. AJwrnM. JWiiti Jmm - ioami A 9nn.li KadMrtM CuA - (MUihu. — Qun MISSTOWEH 102 Temple Fitzpatrick MISS TOWER 105 HOMECOMING 106 Miss Tracy Willis — 1982-83 Homecoming Queen Homecoming Court Nominees for Mr. and Miss Shades Valley NOMINEES 108 invert K Mr. and Miss Shades Valley Leslie McPhearson and Anne Ritchey MR AND MISS SHADES VALLEY 111 113 C(tf y C� iW� t Mtft itorm The mighty Mounties finished the year at 6-4 and with their first winning record in three years. The Mounties finished at 3-2 in Region 7 play with big victories over Homewood. Erwin, and the hated Brook. The team narrowly lost the region title by 2 points to Vestavia. Then, in an awesome display of power, the Mounties blew out Er win in the season finale 24-0 to allow the Seniors to go out winners. The Mountie Footballers had many stars leading them to a successful season. The leading rusher was Mike Bodkin with 663 yards in 121 carries and 6 - touchdowns. Leslie McPhearson led the team in passing with 41 completions in 102 attempts for 564 yards and 3 touchdowns. Gary Kelley was the leading receiver with 180 yards on 15 catches and 1 touchdown. Kelley also led the team with 6 interceptions and Carey Crowder was the outstanding lineman. 21 Week The following players received honors at the annual football banquet: Offensive MVP — Mike Bodkin Defensive MVP — Bill Brooks Permanent Team Captains — Carey Crowder Leslie McPhearson Doc Award — Bill Brooks Most Valuable Player — Gary Kelley A FOOTBAU. “B Team Football September 7 Midfield Home September 20 Leeds There September 28 Minor There October 5 Erwin Home October 19 Berry There SENIOR PLAYERS FIRST ROW Neil Thrasher. Kelley MacDonald. Kirk Thrasher. John Bill. Tony Dana SECOND ROW Dana Lancaster. Leslie MePhearsoo, Keith Bishop. Troy Kilpatrick. Don Isbell. Jonathan Bowen THIRD ROW Carey Crowder. Gary Kelley. Bdl Brook. NOT PICTURED Gerard GHtam FIRST ROW: D Layton. B Hunter. K Beck. J Jenkins. K Waltotd. S Youngs. I Turner SECOND ROW 6 Bate . D Wilkerson. B Trice. J. Cleveland. K Brannon.D Whitdeld THIRD ROW M Setu. M Hobble. M Echols. L Burch FIRST ROW Doug GUiland. Evan Hulett. Reginald Turner. Lout Shower . Joey Lee. Tim Rom SECOND ROW. Bernard Phillip , John Lee, Michael Battle, Rodney Jone . Lee Barne and Coach Butt 72T ke7b l------------------------------------- BASKETBALL 123 Our Mountie Basketball players, the defending Shades Valley Invitational and Jefferson County Tournament Champions, are reaching out for their ultimate goal: the state championship. Led by returning starters Bernard “Country Phillips and Lee Barnes, the basketball team Is out to avenge their heartbreaking loss to Homewood. Adding to the cause are big men Tim Ross. Reginald Turner. Evans Hulctt. and Michael Battle. Once again, we won the Jefferson County Tournament. JZ SASK£TBA rWST HOW Ser e Spwcn, Rum B«aaU . Dum-. M r � IM ,. Jm« Jv+mt. M.� . I’ura. SfCOND ROW Jon MmM. K w T«.A R pnoW Jon«. J� OovMwn. Kcv . B ck. TMfcr f«9 « NOT SHOWN TnrvPurko THIRD ROW HtMgr' OnJmt BTEAMBASK Arr 2 Lady Mounties Girls Basketball Team — Slam. pow. to hear the sound Of the swish of the nets on the turnaround To give the game all that I got To never miss a jumpshot To capitalize on their mistakes To run and gun on the fast breaks. The girl’s basketball team featured some female Norm Nixons and Ralph Sampsons this year. We faded away and snatched rebounds with authority. This year, we sent Homewood home. McAdory — out the door, and made Leeds — leave. STANDING: Coach Brother. Sonja Smith. Yolanda Novell. Chary! Gaiter. Linda Clark. Caryl Gaiter, Mi tty Scott KNEELING: Trma Jackton. Kim Neal, Stacey Chlotaktt. Rua Ware. Viclu Catchingt. Uta Wilton. Bridget! Ed mood ton_____________________________________________________________________________ 128 GIRLS' BASKETBALL____________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ GIRLS' BASKETBALL 12Q Annr R ch y. Lnb Onk Lady Mountie Volleyball Volleyball — Somebody's got to lose ... Somebody’s got to win ...” The girls' volleyball teams taught their opponents to sing the second line after every game. After a series of bumps, sets, and spikes. Berry was buried, and John Carroll was cowering. Our vicious varsity of Valley volleyball players taught their many talents to the brave beginners on the B-team. The Distance Runners Shades Valley’s own ‘‘Wilma Rudolphs” felt the tape against their chests this season. We cleared hurdles like true Mounties and felt the wind in our faces as we left the opponents somewhere along our path. Along with Achilles' tendons and sprained ankles, the track team suffered from an acute case of victories. CROSSCOUNTRY COMPETITORS — Dan Heron. Tommy Piper. John Pa � . Mik« Vinton, Mr Morgan CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FIRST ROW Daniall Kunkcl. Dawn Wooten. Stephan Stalling SECOND ROW Cheryl Jacob . Monica Barbour. Dan Haron, Tommy Piper, John Pa , Mriu? Vunon, Darryl Albratlo, Mr Morgan_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ TRACK :. Track Stars % I I The Track Team has braved all kinds of weather to keep in shape all year When spring finally arrives, they are ready for their meets. From the long jump to the 440 relay, the Shades Valley Mounties are fierce competitors and ready to take first place in all events. The Mat Men We proved we had muscles by guillotining Gardendale and using other fancy moves like the cross body ride, the banana split, and the chicken wing. BOTTOM ROW 0«V J«o . lUrtvu. M,. S� SECOND ROW Ummho . Rh, O.(M TWRD ROW Jul. MrCJU� i. Mwy T«n IWnfero. K� EhoAt TOR ROW M.k. Ntwwtt. O-m O-j-run. LXWy return. Ouy M«� . CwwMwWy. FIRST ROW P lr«� T w1.� FrKtRnk ttn.„ Low SECOND ROW Thnatw. H v WiU� m MwWAmw.. Artrf, KMIIra. K,.� f fW. rRAoTwREsTT Boys Basketball Schedule Wrestling Schedule Nov Dec 19 30 3 4 7 14 17 22 27-30 Jan 6 7 11 14 18 21 24-28 Feb. Woodlawn Homewood Jess Lanier Berry John Carroll Ml Brook Shades Valley Invlt. Toum Minor Holiday Classic Hueytown Vestavia Ensley Bradshaw Leeds Mt Brook Jefferson County Classic Jan 14-15 Jan 17 Jan. 20 Jan 27 Feb. 1112 Feb. 17-19 St. Clair Co Tournament McAdory — Gardendale Minor Tournament Scottsboro Vestavia — Minor Homewood St Clair Co. Pinson Valley Tournament Berry Mountain Brook Tusealoosa Co. — Brookwood Sectional Tournament State 4A Tournament 1 Vesiavia 4 Wenonat 5 9 Homewo Girls’ Volleyball Schedule 10 rCounty Minor John Carroll | Region 7 Tournament State 4a Tournament Tusculoosa - Sept 7 14 .«, 23 W 28 fc? 12 Girls' Basketball Schedule 18 21 Fairfield Gardendale Mt Brook Berry Homewood Hueytown Midfield 'Fairfield Erwtn Pinson Berry Vestavia Mt Brook Thompson Hewitt Erwin Vestavia Leeds Pclham Gardendale John i Rov. 23 j Thompson 30 • J Homewood Dec 3 J McAdory 4 7 Berry Erwin 9 M Tarrant 13 Leeds 14' 1 Mt. Brook 16VJ Gardtrndale Jan. 4 VI Thompson 6 Hueytown 7 Vestavia 11 Gardendale 13 tyrant i Bradshaw Lefeds 19 Y Homewood 21 Mt Brook Girls' Track March 24 March 31 April 7 April 13 April 20 County Berry. Heuitt. Shades Valley Hewitt. Shades Valley Hewitt. Minor. Shades Valley Berry.Hewitt. Abram. Shades Valley Minor. Brighton, Shades Valley ' The Winning Tradition at Valley KNEELING I • .� •- « Mrow i l n fW . CVy L«l� H Ph vn . Mm fUibtl STAMKNG C t«y Ocw4fr. Tommy ftooo . Ckiy K� B� v MJ Daod Wuftv CxdiDiMi The 1982-83 edition of the Mountie Baseballers are defending Jefferson County Champs for the second year In a row. Leading the way are returning starters Gary Kelley, Mike Edwards. Lawrence Moose, and Carey Crowder. The 1983 Mounties arc hoping to avenge their first-round state playoff loss of last year. The Mounties were once again Region 7 Champs along with being the winners of the region tournament at the end of the regular season k 136 BASEBALL The Next in Line The job of a Junior Varsity cheerleader has little glory The whole year, besides cheering for Junior Varsity sports and sup porting Varsity sports, they must prepare for Varsity tryouts. They are the first Junior Varsity squad to make finals at summer competition. This year's Junior Varsity is something to be proud of at Shades Valley. OtMto WAmiO IIwO DmKw Era F.y� « CXutMM Fauccci CM AmiuiiI The cheerleaders are the few girls chosen to lead their school in spirit. It all began with hard summer practices. Then, they were off to competition in Florida, where they won first place. Once school starts, the work does not end. There are pep rallies, football games, and basketball games. From all of this, they receive the gift of friendship. CHEERLEADERS 145 FACULTY Candi Bachofer David Bivin Andrea Blount Valarie Peterson 149 T L Omtmt, Wriord Unwfy tnd ht U.■.«� ■t Afrt— m Amt H� —no ■ � S. M A. MtPkO iMgim H� i.lS.p«� ce«l. lh.� rt«iM«S .pmcM Iha Inlma CVS T « ■«■-wrfrg pw Thank You, Dr. Clements The Tower staff is extremely proud to dedicate this year’s annual to Dr. T. Lundy Clements. Dr. Clements has always been the kind of principal that all students at Shades Valley respect. When he talks, we listen. He has had a tremendous part in building the pride and morale at our school. We want to dedicate the 1982-83 Tower to Dr. Clements because he is also our friend. He is a principal who always seems to find time to talk to us. He enjoys knowing us as individuals, and he takes the time to say Thanks for a job well done. or Congratulations! I’m very proud of you. DEDICATION 151 The Upper Hand When we're late, cutting,” or if we dare be disobedient, we're sent to stand humbly before the desk of either Mr. Turner or Mr. Sanders. They issue the pink slips which turn our cheeks red. Then when we get home, who knows what else will happen! H, S ■ � Sandtfri m a V« tVmopal H« baa racmd taa B S am M A 4ai� n H. .a fta cooadnu.. nl U .1. M a w « fiafctftf ad 9a dat-.s } J« n Twnn u a V Purest al Sfcadaa VaO v Ha fcaa alUndad K-xttauaa M4aa and Alabama Saala l v.af« V and .at InBA M A.. and A A iW«� VICE PRINCIPALS 152 Setting the Records Straight Mrs. Griswold, who is our professional Mrs. FixEverythlng. spent this year virtually keeping the clock on the tower clicking. Miss Gulledge sat in the “counting house and kept all the coins in the right tray Their jobs are much more than selling pens and parking stickers They keep Shades Valley In order and running smoothly. toaCiMMImihUhKlicol mkkIuv taw tom. ted. idMp miwwiml Son .41«. Irnru puimn ••• MS , ml � nd. mem id « . Wm N« gnidiMo - •« •� «««•■ S r4 'lS� v«m office 1S3 Staying on Schedule Whether we need an ACT registration packet, or a dreaded schedule change. the counselors are always there and always willing to help Where would we be without them? We would probably still be in the wrong classes and would be without a 7th period study hall C ot Co+ artandad Spa Man iMUAC -Kara aha aarnad hr8A ni M Ed a-t k T C+Otm «■■ � « � • � «' dapaaa 9m • IWWM and a M� i .pert. avania � � «• pawn- � bahy «i� J l« hat gtandbabv Pr v f fit wa. indowl Ifoo Samfaad Umrdt -t—� � h 4 aamad hnSi and M S dagraa Ska la a cflwekr fen thn aara daaa Ska knw.« tha t a anna ciantaafa. whan a afad« � warn a achaduia c h n� a id gal w aatly Ska an M mug and thn aufcfaoaa Ad, Uw ra aBnM Awtae llwairtv aha aamad hat B S dagiaa Sha la cwrrnadv � « P-daaaa aMM Ow .d haa lawaaa gaiCVMi m bewtot} Jove Weodwa. radualad Iron thn Uv� nr«fy p Alabama -ha., ata nanwd haa BA M A and A A .lagrant 5ha n a juxiant. teyftanfen ami apoama lha IWwaaaiaa Caitn. Day, and OtdadSchealOada Soma ot ha. lawaM paattmat aia oata. gardan mgaadandga COUNSELORS 154 LIBRARY 1S5 Checking Them Out Our librarians really have their arms full — and not just of books. They have to deal with the inevitable group of guys who come in and talk about motorcross and auto racing. Mrs. Thomas and Miss Hobbs have become quite good at saying, This is a library, people! But then they are usually answered back by the guy who swallows Just enough potato chips to say, “A liberry?” Ann alimM Samlord tknamfy and lha Utavarafv Alabama -hata aba aatttad Sat AB. M A amt MLS ilayan la addaaai to bamg lha Ubranan. tha taathaa Hoaaat Amaaitaa HtMcay S «a aha x ca aon tha Varav, Chaat laadatt Sha kam tha t a bbtaran tahan tha haan 1 iMt’l thatb wi thM bow . ' h� tha «na nUbtaWh bana JbdMb A rhomm attandad U A B and OttTtngham Sauhant -� ata aha aatttad hat A B and M SEd Ja m Sha taaahaa Ktanca aad tt a Wtanan Soana al hat la.tatta paabmaa ata raadatg and hatpwgeOwn at naad Ciaaamfra .Vakhanv -at pad-atat) titan Alabama Sum Uaaaaawy -halt tha aarnarf� wtBS tlagraa Sha hno-t that a Mvanan ahan tha tayi '‘•Mt” ta tha TV tit «attmy loo icaM Sha an,oyt many Bwgt tuth at (OOttnQ. raadnfl Italtawng to toft mime, aad amtehang ctaaaxaJ nonat Mn Thttnai Ma Hobba A Language All Their Own We have many fond memories of our English teachers at Shades Valley. They took us from The Outsiders to The Canterbury Tales, from diagramming sentences to writing five paragraph essays, and from S. E. Hinton to William Shakespeare. Throughout our years at Shades Valley, they have taught us to distinguish between symbolism and foreshadowing and have shown us that a willing suspension of disbelief does not mean you are hanging from a cliff Ocn« % H ZAwvw anawdad AiAum ttovaraty. Htauatgim Codaga. Saaalatd Unnatadv. wl UAB Mata aaanad hat 8 A Ml M S J+fm Sha 'aaahat Ilib and lHh giad Cagbah Sha antva knlto abl aewata danong ENGLISH 156 flm, l knr innM Mat CcCaga and Alabama SlaiU Unmarathat Sha baa aaanad hat 8 A dagraa Sha MaabatStb and 10«h grad Cngbah and tfaawcaa tha Rad Croat CVab Sha knawt tha t an tft laf- laaabaf tahan aba baa aa uaab grammaa. tiatalaar. agate book tapcait. and gtada oaaigaMMMllowaaak OVmto W- hr anandad JaduomdU Saala and lb. llama aa, al Alabama ai Bammgbaa Mara aha bat aar-ad bat BS andM A daoraat Sbata bat IllbgiadaEnglaband ala; Sonctagv Sha (Oagaaaart tha Studani Govammani Attocitfaw Sha kraawa aba'a an Engh ua ba whan paw- a And nd dw laatbaa EngMan ami attain Inn agaakmg anoebar nt4 Pndt Oaa atlandad Vralfard Cnlaga and iba IMmaady at Alabama -bat a d-t aamad bar BA iagraa Sha laaabaa D� jhah and Hanoat tn ah lar tba lOtkgaada Sha Una dw nan Eaajttab lambar Man aba aurta araaapaUat, •a aaan -tada bat dadanta naaaga Sha a!ao aponama tba Ldataay Ck ami cntpoMtat tba Junwa Nacona! Haw Sooaay Learning About the World These are Ihe teachers who have drilled civil war dates into our heads, reiterated presidents' names, and showed us supply and demand graphs until we are completely lost. They try to teach us to write checks and help us understand that “elastic demand is not something you shoot at the teacher. We have been taught that the period before a test is called a recession. during the test we are In a depression, and after the test we experience a time of prosperity. 114 i « « Gcaatnmattt i Etooeatur Im at VaOat V la y� al Iwlrt Vatowd lkwwa.lv, U A S . a«J tSa Uw.vatt.ty oI Alabama ahm i � aamtotoaBS BA MBA L.LB.JD and A A .Vjtatt Sto anvy-a travatng itaAi . wa iwr. and told Hrtrwr 16mmda iltnM X«i Cnltga � d Alianti UamWv tod ma «d tot B A aafm Sto raactoa foarn M E nm i Sm d to. loOtoi mwr apeau and iMkbaa ItotoM Nardm ataandad UA8 utora ato aaanad tor M A dayaa Al Stodaa V allay ato lak tot Amarvan Hal fay WntoMutory tod apman altoim«tCtohC« tocd Sto antoya atfaunq a Flout and a |uata dancing Kay IWamtot aatnadtot I) A hw. Mdaa Cotoy Sto laacto nrth ada Soctal Stotoa and Amancafi Mahay Mia Wrmto aval ato la a taalafy laaatol atoai ato taaitoa ao many data , ato doaanl an attol day «I A« v Mra annlfd Saaadard Ooaatatty atm ato aatnad tot A B day t Sto taactoa Payctologv and WerM IteMry Sto a ato apcaaw a to Mounawnaa and to Alabama Vtudi Lapaiatura Mra Maat ano� a ato'a a payctotogy •aaatot .to . ... aunaia. ato aiutotoaara Aacinaad and yoa'ta taking about to landtv ydut lamdy SOCIAL STUDIES 158 To Paris and Madrid and Back ' • mu«M 5i Bm ni Cedapa Mwmi hwibiig Ihwnr,' and UAfl aWn ha • Kr-tad A ft aarf M A dagim M� iiuhn Carman Mi Spa aah Mu hahAaaa mduda wng mwi Ml iwAiMOm land W lla lr« «. l,m« and Spann Ha u iNr ipotiaaa «d tha Rcnuux I npi«� � CM Mi «ha hmt uni S� w� A NMml Haw Sooatm Ma allandad Avtwn Umramrv -hata ha raaan-ad ha M M S and 8 ••pm Ha anpiy walihm an! alianAnp ralaga tacAafl pan pal mmm and raadmp Our memories of Mr Huie and Mr. Sullivan will be their shouts of Parlez-vous francais?” and “Hablos espanol? Mr. Huie's pacing the floor holding his forehead is surpassed only by Mr. Sullivan's sitting on his desk In the yoga position 159 Multiplying Our Intelligence Math teachers can’t count the times they've told us. “It doesn’t work that way! No matter how many diagrams they draw on the blackboard or how many equations they put on the overhead to show us the proper way to get the correct answer, we still want to do it our own way. But thanks to them, we are beginning to understand that 2+2 does not equal 5. A.ic� f.onVt rr� «.� « ) imt 0.S Ift� Mottcvuta tolhoMA fnwi Ov Own vt AUSiim � � Mch « Algubi. M V lo VMWy H«. tabbw. .nd+it tftinj ilthi gi-dcing Mr. Cc My Mr. S� «m H; C� r. Mr. H� n l Mor. Aw . � ... from IX lHr.«vty o! AUSum. Mk . B A rkpw m M lh SI AJg.br. II mtGmnctrv Sh« uffc� ol a Jimr. N.W uJ Hm SocMry K« l� vnn«« punu i, cU lMtf nnMc CMrw n.nMd MU. CoUg., IN. U-v.rwv M AUbm., HAS. .mj Himto CMJxg. $h. M ih« K.! -.r a. Muh III aad Buttn«M Midi Sh ogoy. mi . i«m � --3 liming lAimrl rlWiM th. Unmrwty af AUamt M U A B mtwn ht r ««v«J Nr' B S � rvd MA 9 iwbrn Akpfeu D AP CMcubj.. TngmmtiY, mi An. y� . SN. a th 9m.. ol Mu Alph ThM. mi tlx M.O. T«m Mr. JUrrH «yi � h« Jrm .Nr 1. rntth l««fxr � A«l ■ you tter d pU� ! rrti.. Nrug pr.ph Sa� tii. • CW S � l« Sn Groealrv Sh .lUndnl M.-pAr. Sul. Urw««rtv anlUAH A 1. t . ..rrwd Am BS. MAT trjAA Drym Hr Mitxi nJuir ii.vrl Ml m MATH 160 tin AmU Examining New Ideas Over the course of the year, we all learned either to autopsy frogs, blow up chemistry labs, or break the Apple II Most of us are happy for C’s and rejoice at B's. Even though our science classes are difficult, the challenges they provide us with can make learning in these classes rewarding. Amok Mhn 1 Vafiav aflandad AAw. Uttoanty and UAS aAata .V rxmd hat B 5 and M A V. u««. “Vw km • taofagy uxlw V� fca� n to ikatarl yaw load An fVaW Iwtn Pfyan. I'inyAr Soaaca. and Ganaaal Sow Ha aitandad Sanford Urnmfy wt IJAH HaNlKa MmatilwPSwCMlondtfxConiwtmCh f.a«Jd Mown anandad Mfaa OJaga aod ifw UnnarMy of Monaanfe • ••• kiwndlwl A and M Ed dagtaaa V laarfcn Oanudry Hat hoMan « W . naadWa.afta aad taraiaU SCIENCE 161 Working Towards a Future Whether our goals are to become skilled workers on the outside or the inside of our homes. Shades Valley has two teachers who can help us. Mrs. Inman helps us to do everything from setting the table to learning how to balance our household budgets. Mr. Potts helps us find Jobs and “get out of school early. By taking these courses, we‘11 learn how to bring home the bacon. m Mm Horn IttMMi and r«m v Lana iwhii w Vatay 9w anandad Mm UMOV W Alabama an] Mm Uwaanby d MwaavaSa and want har 8 S am M A T d ?aa« Mm tha xnnaca a tha S G A and F H A I Pom w Om ICT cooaMwaiaa Mi.yaaa Ha anandad tba UtavarWy o Fiaal Alabama and UAB Mhara a aatnad w B S and M A dagiaaa Ma abo iponaan fSa VKA dub wfcata ha an a Maine Mi MudaMi aal a goal and wri toaaahaa la ac im d HOME EC ICT 162 Individualized Instructions The teachers of courses for individualized instruction have the biggest hearts at Valley. Their patience and understanding helped us to conquer any goal which appeared too high and to cross any distance which appeared extremely vast Mrs. Beasley makes x2y=4 the simplest problem in the world, and Mrs. Gregory speaks a language in her English class that we can all understand. 8� V Hoi par lt« UnMraty d Alatoi Ml UAH I m ata rw W hrr IS and M S 4 V«« 9wHa P«nw llK rCA andaw| v Ba «tgdiiiliraav+ayBwwtxi HahcMMxWa)ot |ntM MSntWm � iui « � • motH.. ma Ml anal m Wa tar. ar SAadm V ta tMaraA Mli a«aUMi My c4 AlaHaaaa « ta ara Mot taatam wUi t a« OT« eras aUclaa and M cng � tH w a. jtatry Aiiw maMl a IS (mot Jaraaoavda Star, a BI Ira A« «o. Umtal« and a M A Hall B Sta laata dmaiam kMr| a ana ai ta mat lata parti n har laU OattaaGOTvavtacaMdaBS at Spaoal Educatm tnm Aatan Oraarmy V u l� m« and aonal •taftaa Hava « tain Vata Sfc lari. IS. rata .a.aita part | taacKaa Halpat lHa a— -a.—, that tma Hard ladiaaai � |d«a l Ctata rntaawd (ra AUHama Sum Um vaCy a iMVEd da a V- taarfra L ata and P«NOT ts. na«Corpa SHa WOTa tta MOOT M'—H-d pan al ata| n Ha. add a a.lt t| -adant, aaaalata) pia. -add aOT Har dma aa d ipMiat ctaaaaa am aat li lllHIl SPEC AL ED 163 Keying in on Marketable Skills Poor Mrs Hardy and Miss Kile! Oh. the days they've spent telling us not to chew gum and encouraging us to type at least 25 words a minute Mrs Howton. with her patience, spent many days teaching us addition and subtraction all over again. They will probably faint when we finally type 40 words a minute without getting our fingers caught between the keys. MHo vadwalad tram «a Oinaraiy ol Abb wAwta tha lacattad B S and M A 6 pm Vw laaehaa Atoxetog and Shorthand I and B Sha tha Tnaaa Matt V� laalt thal lha maal trwauhnt ;� i el tponunng lha To tta l n tha Maueb lmtllv arm , and lha whoa «aH •« e pan ! U al than haul «Mth ll mahat al xtWiw Wu-vlW. .mwW M-atCadaaa and lha Unvarvly Ho—ava� e VwNJdt.BS dagraa. Sha laaehaa Ty? n| I and II nd Buanaaa Math and fSlA Sha Ml lha .noat tawaiAnfl I al UKhag Ivpag it to taa hoe tfeadarat paegraat and —prana ihiuu oul tha year lew Kdt jrno.ilcd Man JtahtonvOa Siaia tWramay with a B S da«aa Sha laacha Tyt ng I and Huamta Law ftw anjvvn Dhayng tha tagan and wauhatg apcait Mt Kia BUSINESS EO 164 M . (tea Searching for the Spotlight Our memories of Mr Seagle. Miss Kelley, and Mrs Blount will be their commands to us of Get in line, stay in step' ’, C� not ! . ya’II get with It! , and Wash those brushes! But. then again, we'll also remember the hours of time spent on doing the preparation before the final production. Jbrarv Una laaahra An and Go.� num� � r mm—a at Hudn Valay 9« •n«vWd Alaa On law Cat Wga, U A S, Mi lha Uxmimtv W AUIum SIm a lha iffwaii c4 iha Art CM ml Ha majaaatta Mat ha tarn aaVJa Uner i and tala Jamra Sm ... Vadaal«J tna lha IW-t-l. ii Moamak mV BMt and «Wt dagraaa Ha taachm Haiti Im al 9ain Valay M . W. kMi Wutg « MitWg Km Ka Vt raaanad a II % ai Mime lAaann Itwa lha IW� � � d Alabama Ska a iha CM (Vacua al Sttadrn Vain Tha ytt lha tpoaa.t lha Shut Oaa and Orta Chain 5ha laalt lha naal mania; (tart al laachaq a aeafatg dead with hat atadantt FINE ARTS 165 Mn wx This year the coaches and physical education teachers taught us what it means to work — and not just for the weekend. Sweatpants were used for sweating, and we were pushed toward push-ups The coaches did a great job with Shades Valley athletes who ran countless touchdowns, slam-dunked for the crowd, and jumped long for track bars They made us champions O Min CoSaga •'•I UAH. • ■ .� -� UaJa-n ml acAteg •� « Mi Vx a llx im af O GAC Muon Hwr-MKw a Ox Haad r« fcal Cw al Stiadn Valry Ha • i .-laduirJ Iran Ox IW.rrary M AUhama a« i 8S wl M.A Mywi HO linn paatvnaa an aardamg and pUyaif a«h M daMiw CnaaMCag Caxafi Hagganboatam Kms ii gradutlad (torn Ox U w«t d Mortmain mO a It I dnpaa ami a MU H PS«eal Eduialra Ha uacl� Pt and Hadftti and Saipa coarti � McaaaS and baafcnM Mama Ha ladfaaa mlab Kunlni liMatg nddaOaa, andoavakag Ja I .Vvai anamlad Snadaed Unmanny and Ox Llmraiy ad Mxxnaan Ha ua hn AaxrVaa Hafcxy and MaOn ft Man Baaalxl Cnaak CUylMi haa tfaaa tMdran. Xayca, Jay. and Kyi PE DRIVER ED 166 Lads IW� aitarwlaj Chi IMhatMy iMnA -hat. ah. .imn( . B 5 cVyr. � i P� v kal EJ-xataw •Mi M til M Orhn C.fuialw 5ha la rSa cporuor cl chi GoV VadaytuH and lUrtaaVall lnmi and «ha atao i«ita Oram Unu«i Six atnoya Kvni and iiadatg Own lv« lf«t« PSv«� l Educate 5ha iIIMiM UAB and llw UnvocMv « AUh na -halt «A� • ’ ad hat R S . M A anil A A dajrm Sha rwyt apwta. PE DRIVER ED 167 Tarry Om r.faiwd tv. it b uil HU 4a«rm trvm na Unnarut. at AUbaaa and tha Urawrany d MonWvaOo Ha («a:hn Vatafly Raaabal a«d (aaahaa BrMi Umi� Our Sum .a. jtaAMMd hum lha IWwrXy d Mantaaafc «hat� l aatna.1 Na M Ed Ha laathaa Drtm Edocanm and la haad «ath ci th ..r«� hadiathaS laatn W„ Lynrh Coach CXavh FACULTY 168 LCTT PACE TOP LETT M., Br th« .M iWw, TOP RIGHT Mm IW Md Mm H r BOTTOM LETT Mm M.r BOTTOM MIDDLE M« K � y BOTTOM RIGHT Mm D . RIGHT PAGE TOP LEFT Mr. CiMw nd Mr. Wrwchn TOP RIGHT Mm Q� L tflDOLE LEFT Brfi. WOCtE RIGHT M Ifc . Ml Mr BOTTOM LEFT Mr. Bm v vM Mr. Hwm BOTTOM RIGHT Mm Dm FACULTY 169 CLASSES Ray Chaffin Allison Eggleston Beth Jones Susan Medlin Karen Rodgers Charlotte Underwood Angel Warner 171 Class of ’86 Even though tin? Freshman Class ts small, wo do not go unnoticod Aftor a trial ami r period at the first few pop rallies, wo gradually caught on to tho spirit Wo arc the hi tie brothers and sisters, the underclassmen, ond cv«ry other small term that can b� - . p I plied, but everyone knows and loves us It’s not easy getting adjusted to being .v. a------- V...S FRESHMAN 172 Freshman Class Officers President: Nancy Weems Vice-President: Johnathan Houston Secretary: Beth Dillashaw Treasurer: Todd Cochran Tin AdJuns Brian Bradford Shawn Bratfield Terry Bryant Jimmy Canter Laura Caraway Teresa Chandler Todd Cochran Vrett Cook MikeOam Berh DiUashaw Steven Eaise Dana Fuller Done!) Garrett Candtce Golden Christy Graham Wanda Gray Terna Hogge Jonathan Houston Ondy Irvin Ronald Isbell Candace Jackson Darrell Jackson Jennifer Jones Susan Keene Patrick Key Brett Kook Rex Lawrence Sondra Madison Sandy Massey FRESHMAN 173 Kenneth McCull r� Bettimn Meek Anne Oliver Michele Parker Clinton Powell Carol Reid Billy Saxton Larry Shaw Traci Speakman Paige Spldle Jeanne Stubbs Nancy Weems Marty Wheeler William Whitehead Ruiuw Williams Michelle Wright Michelle Wright Paige Spldle FRESHMAN 174 FRESHMAN 175 Class of ’85 Being a sophomore at Shades Valley means being involved as much as possible We are the 'voice at pep rallies, and we cheer our way to winning the big spirit stick Our float towered over the others on homecoming and our spirit chain could have twined around the entire stadium! Our class also became mortal enemies of the seniors. Well, all we can say is. If you’ve got it. flaunt It! Sophomore Class Officers President — Brian Bates Vice-President — Cheryl Gandy Secretary - Jamie McDaniel Treasurer — Karen Medlin SOPHOMORES 7h Reid Adair Angela Allen Jim Arnold Mike Ash Brian Bates Vera Bales Micheal Battle Ru� � Baxter Tammy Bearden Anna Beavers Kevin Beck Kell. Beckwith Mike Bell Ruthc Bennett Timothy Bennett Brian Bentley Robin Benton Mork Berry Christina Bice Chuck Bmiel Joey Blackman Kim Blackman Beth Bowen Kip Brannon Ronda Breland Sandra Brock Karen Brooks Stacey Brooks Alvin Bryant Charlie Burch Alex Burgess Shelley Burke Susy Burke Carol Bushway SOPHOMORES 177 Trad Butler Vicki Catching Mark Chandler Kelly Clark Teresa Clayton John Cleveland Donnie Cobb Vicki Cochran Lira Cooley Kim Cox Jan Daniel Lee Daugherty Lya Davidson Jim Davidson Bernadetta Davis Delbert Davis Melissa Davis Tommy Davis Shirley Deaton Cynthia Dennis Orlando Dennis Daryl Dodson Lejgha Dorsey Mary Duke Kim Ealse Jennifer Ebbert Mark Echols Bridget Edmondson Dawn Embry Jodey Ennis Erin Evans Michael Evans Leigh Faircloth Scott Ferguson SOPHOMORES 178 Marcia Field Lyn Filllngim Suranne Fincher Sterling Floor Kerri Foster Billy Franklin Ray Gamble Cheryl Gandy Jacklmc Garnerr. Tammy Garrett Katherine Gault Chru Gentle Joel Geram Brack Gla� s Rodney Glat Ray Goodson Tracey Gothard Kim Graham Michael Grant Jill Gray Annette Green Victor Grtffin Robert Harding Kent Hartwell Marty Headley Janice Heath Terri Henderson Darren Henderson Marion Hobby Robert Hodges Trade Holman Sandra Holt Monica Hooks Pam Houston SOPHOMORE 179 Bobby Humor George Isom Daphne Jackson Linda Jackson Patnna Jackson Tracy Jackson Shawn Jonklns John Jennings Tabttha Jennings Jami« Johnson Bla Jones J uankina Johnson Margie Johnson David Johnston Reginald Jones Roderick Jones Theresa Kanary Inam Khan Rima Khouny April Kilpatrick Ventura King Mmw Kirkpatrick Lillabet Lacey Lugenia Lackey Janie Langford Pam Laughltti Raymond Law Tammy Lawiey Craig Lawrence Dak Layton David Lindstedt James Llttk Mary Lorlno Terry Loyvd SOPHOMORES ISO Beth Lockett Holly Lucky Vincent Lyon SonyaMaditon Jon Martin Wendy Martin Walter Mottil Adrienne Maughan Fo ter McCaikill Barton McCormack Kerry McCoy Julie McCullar Jamie McDaniel Karen Medlm Chuck Millard Jamc Mill Fred Mmke Laurie Mitchell Carceail Mmon Gail Mue Traci Mue Ola Moore Rod Moore Stephanie Morgan Tom Mom Keith Mungall Julie Natl Kim Neal Gu Nicholt Darren Nolen Terrance Nolan Heidi Oglc by Nancy Oliver Linda Overlander SOPHOMORES 181 Donna Parker Doug Parker Ltfcita Parker Tarry Parker Joe Paryick Jeff Patter Shane Patchal John Pat Rhonda Pate Vonds Patnck Leigh Pearce Arthur Pearton Mike Pearton John Pete Mary Peryaky Howard Piper Scotty Polhill David Ponder Jeff Poole Richard Poole Mickle Powell Rita Power Scott Prayter John Price Frank Rand Peter Ray Courtney Reagan Bruin Reave Cryttal Reid Laurie Richardtont Paul Ruqualla Trey Rogan Laura Roger Dawn Rote SOPHOMORES 182 Jon Roth Jimmy Ru� h Tracy Rushan Mellusa Sampson Kim Sandim Lee Schoenfleld Jo« Scott Kart Scott Danettc Shatter Steven Sherrod Kenny ShmtH Ken Shoop Lisa Showers Earl Simmons Tommy Sinclair Danny Singleton Mike Smith Ron Smith Vickie Smitherman Lean Stamps Crelg Stanfield Lisa Starnes Eric Steadman Julie Stein K rutin Stubbs Steven Spencer Terry Spldle Marvin Sykes Reginald Tabb Norma Talley Kevin TarTh Eddie Tarter Matt Taylor Tina Taylor SOPHOMORES 183 Scott Terrell Jimmy Thomas Lakra Thomason Patrick Thornton Mtfttnda Thrash Latisha TrammcU Btett Trice Parrish Ttoncalir Clark Tructt Ginger Tucker Irvtn T urner Jimmy Tyler Sean Tyler John Umphlett Mike Vinson Kevin Walford Patrick Wallace Cindy Ware Carleatha Watkins Rhonda Wheeler Daryl Whitfield Buddy Wilbanks Daryl Wilkinson Alacia Williams Andrea Williams Curtis Williams Debbie Williams Dernck Williams Sonia Williams Stephen Willis Bruce Wilson Lisa Wilson Jaimec Windham Laura Wixson SOPHOMORES 184 Tyron Woods Liu Worthington Robbie Wright Douglas Wyatt Tracy Wyatt Johnna Wynn Mike Yeaklc Stephen Young Barbara Zetgler Margie Johnson Stephanie Morgan Scotty Polhlfl SOmOMORES 185 We Were Big Homecoming Winners TOP RIGHT Cuua M!K U LEFT Km li« MIDOtX RIGHT A-. ft.u3.v1 DOT TOM ScQhonern � t 4 P«p fUSy SOPHOMORES 186 Class of ’84 Ye , yes. yes we do. we've got spirit how 'bout you? This cheer has become the motto ol Shades Valley's Junior class this year At pep rallies, games and assemblies, we have surpassed many other classes in our school spirit and enthusiasm To the surprise of many seniors, we the junior class, have proven that we can make it through Hamlet without Cliff's Notes It is a known fact that the Junior year remains one's most difficult year at Shades Valley. After hearing seniors tell of the horrors of Mrs. Moton's chemistry. Mrs. Harrell's Algebra II, and Mrs. Frye's English, the entire junior class was seen wandering the halls with bewildered looks on our faces. We proved them wrong, though, and have made our Junior year one which Shades Valley cannot easily forget Junior Class Officers President — Mike Bodkin Vice President — Paul Sims Secretary — Beth Jones Treasurer — KimThees Boys’ Activity Chairman — John Williston Girls’ Activity Chairman — Terri Kahrs JUNIORS 188 Kim Moor Michelle Allitor Jenny Anderson Dietrich Arnold Pol A km Chari Bailey Keith Bale Barbara Bank Katie Barbate Jaid« Bamett Dawn Barrow Bruce Bate Bobby Bat on Kitty Beard Subritten Bell Stephanie Beaulieu Jell Beaver Anna Beaver Valerie Beverly Denwe Blevtn Andrea Blount Leigh Ann Blumenthal Mike Bodkin Brenda Boon Tommy Boone Chrii Bowen Mark Brook Amy Brown Stephen Browning JUNIORS 189 Theodore Bryant Dan Bryan Robtn Butschcr Deanna Byars Scott Cagle Ernest Cammack Kim Cann James Carlisle Delores Carlito Felicia Carlton Tracey Carlton Clinton Carr Cathy Chapman Cherri Chapman Deborah Chastain Suzanne Chaimccy Stacy Chiotakis Betsy Coker Bryan Colvin Ron Comogllo Alan Cook Courtney Cook Kenyata Copeland Rodney Coshy Phillip Coshatt Joy Cowart David Cox Vicki Craig CLASS OF JUNIORS 190 Bobbie W dicing, Amy Brown and Connie Hurley Mickey Crawford Dec Ann Creasmar. Christy Crocker Peggy Crook Pam Cunningham Darlene Dedrxk David Duke Jennifer Easter Allison Eggleston Alan Bills Sara Faucet! Keith Felton Shirnell Fennell Lee Ferguson Libby Fllllngtm Kim Foster Chip Fowler Michael Franck Sherry Freeman Robert Fuller Kelley Galloway TamiGiambron Vernon Gibson Doug Gilliland Leigh QmUnd Misha Glasgow Bobbie Glenn Troy Grant JUNIORS 191 Cassandra Johnson Chip Johnson Holly Grifftn Bo Guthrie Barry Hall Dcacquantta Harper Stewart Harrell Jim Harrington Stephen Herbst Dan Heron Courtney Herring Richard HlcJu Jerry HlU Marcella Hobby Sylvester Holmes Mike Hodge Bruce Houtr Steven Hudson Sonya Huffstutler Evan Hulctt Connie Hurley Michelle Jackton Angela Harris Chrl Hams Barry Harville Charles Hath Vince Heard Jacqueline Kenton Andrea Jones Beth Jones Chris Jones Orlando Jones Rodney Jones Sam Jones Theresa Jones Tina Jones Mate Jordan Tern Kahrs Gndy Kelley Danielle Kelley Johnie Kcleer Angie Key Dru Kilgore Dianne KiUmgsworth Gloria King Mark Kirkland Thomas Klrkley Tina LaRusso Chris Law Royietta Lawrence Kathy Lawson John Lee Thea Leek Richard Lewis Steve Lmdtay Bernard List JUNIORS 193 JUNIORS 194 Kelly Love Gigl Lusco Lon Lusco Tracy Macon Sharon Madison Mark Manning Jason Martin Rita Martin Shan Martin Dwayne McCay Lisa McDaniel Letina McLaughlin Lisa Miller Angie Mini Seth Moates Kim Moore Tim Murphee Carpantato Myles Rodney Nabors Kim Nichols Stephanie Nichols Russell Nordan Jennifer Ogrhne Jenny Ott Richard Oxols Kathy Palmore Mark PcrTyman Blaine Plckerins rm Khars and Plane Killmgsworth Stacey Pierce Tommy Piper Robin Pledger Hit.i Polo Stephen Reave Mike Rt gallah Shetry Roberts Taylor Robinson Mike Rosenberg Ttm Ross Tuva Ross Brenda Ruffin Chris Russo Theresa Ryan Trey Sample Jala Sasser Amy Seagle Sheila Seale Spencer Sellers Paul Sims Mike SkvlUi Sonya Smith Billy Snow Stefame Stallings Geof Stamps Jennifer Starnes Anne Steel Darren Stephens JUNIORS 19S Rnyneitc Stewart David Sturdivant Craig Sul er Robby T aylor Wcndal Taytot Heidi Tcnny on Alicia Terry Kim Thee Alan Thompton Anja Tho te Jelf T rammell Terri Tucker David Vme Debbie Vinton Luther Walker John Arne Wang Cauandra Ward Dedrtch Wa hington Angie Watkrn Dana Webb Deborah Weem Samuel Well. Mike Wheeler Julie Whitfield Bobbie Wllfong Natalie William Willie William Robert Willingham Connie Hurley and Kelly Love JUNIORS 196 Dtonr Willi John WJIwton Joy Wfeon H-« Wilaon M6c« Wnwf, Mono Womxrty Tommy Young JUNIORS l � 7 Awaiting Our Final Year JUNIORS 198 JUNIORS 199 Senior Class Officers President — David Bivln Vice President — Ray Chaffin Secretary - Lisa Ellis Treasurer — Cindy Clark Boys’ Activity Chairman - Keith Bishop senior class officers Girls Activity Chairman Catherine Conrad 200 Hclle Abrahamsen Michael E. Adams Cheryl Elaine Allen Samantha Deneen Allen Roy Austin Adkins III Darryl Wade Albarado Joan Leslie Atkins Janise Lynette Amerson Payton Baldwin Candi Claire Bachofer Sam Bailey Karen R Baker Kevin Dewayne Ballard H. Clay Barber III Kelly Renee Babb Monica L Barbour SENIORS 202 Lee Marvin Barnes Christopher Bass Ronald Edwin Battle Sheila Kay Bearden Mane Angela Bennett LaJeanna Renee Bennett John Dean Bill Keith Dane Bishop Thomas David Bivln III Mitchell Bryant Blackwood Eric Wayne Blair Kelly Ann Boles Caroline Leigh Bond David Peter Bondi Judy L Booker Jonathan W Bowen SENIORS 203 SENIORS 204 Kimberly Kay Brooks Jonathan Bundcs Samantha Denise Burns Alfreda Burrell Bridgett Burt Donald R Butler Erwin Scott Caldwell Sheena S Calhoun Diana Marie Brasher William Eugene Brooks Paul Thomas Brock Jeffery S. Browning Kiva Momece Bridges Leon Brown Alfonzo Bryant. Jr Jeff Campbell Thomas Carlton Calvin Ray Chaffin Jan«t Denise Chancy Timothy Glen Chapman Catherine Lynn Conrad Cindy Rebecca Clark Addie Marie Coleman Robin Rene Coleman Linda Sue Clark Joe Lee Coleman Cameron Roxanne Cline Laurie Ann Clodfelter Rosemary Cook Garence Core. Jr. Lisa Marie Cotton Micheal E. Cowart SENIORS 205 Steven Orlando Craig Nina Kaye Crear $ i MM ) ¥ Delresa Yvette Crumb Jeffrey Edward Cunningham Dari ene Dancy Laura Leigh Davidson Falisha Dianne Dedrick Susan Diane Dickens James Bryant Dobbs i 1 % | R obert Myrton D f od Danna Sharice Dotson Linda Diane Drummond Scott Nemeth Duke SENIORS 206 Karen Ann Davis Sharon Dye Elizabeth Ann Ellis Kimberly Paige Farley Charlotte Leigh Faucette Julia Elamo Ferguson Temple Drucilla Fitzpatrick Cheryl Annette Flanigan Dina Eiise Fleiwg Johnny Howard Fuller Thomas Randall Gachet Lisa Rena Gamble Mltzl Deneon Garrett Wayne Eugene Gentle SENIORS 207 Reuben Gerard Gillam Timothy Robertson Gilmore Cheryl Renee Glass Angela Denise Good son Timothy Goodwin Virgil Lee Goodwin Tonya Yvette Gordon SENIORS 208 Dianna Lynn Gray Phillip Mark Grill Mark Grimes Sherrie Renee Gurley Elaine Denise Guthrie Donna Michelle Guy Dana Ann Hall Serita Lynn Hamilton Karl David Herrin Suzanne Hester Joan Elisabeth Hicks Joseph Michael Hill Stanley Mark Hill Enid Delphene Hobby Kimberly Sha Hollis Cheryl Ann Hood SENIORS 209 Eliece Annette Hope Julie Hannah Horn Defaye Horton Shelley Darlene Horton SENIORS 210 Cardale Houston Michael Kent Huddleston Christy DeAnn Ingram Donald Isbell Sandra Denise Jacks Anita D Jackson Patricia Lynette Jackson Cheryl Ann Jacobs Danita Joyce Jacobs John Alonzo Jacobs Bernard James Derrick Dewayne Johnson Kevin Lang Johnson Ronald Joe Johnson Sherri Johnson Miriam Lynn Jones Dana Beth Jolly Daniel W Jones Jason Jones Steve R Joselyn Clayton Creed King David King Helen Marie King Linda Jean King Donna Su anne King 9 3 • r Alison Leigh Kniseley Vanessa Lafran Knox Danielle Nechclle Kunkel Jennifer Lynn Kunze Angela Lynn Lackey SENIORS 212 Darryl Dominic Law Tracy Law Clark Dane Lancaster Gregory Alan Lane Sarah Frances Lawley Vincent Earl Lawrence Thomas James Lee Brenda Levins John Michael Libb Dan Darrin Lightfoot Barri Ann Littrell Leah McMurray Logan Leigh Anne Lollar Veta Jo Lorino James Love Phillip James Lusco. Jr Kelly Robert MacDonald Aaron Maddox, Jr. Emmanuel C. Marable Dennis Brian Martin Staci Lynn Martin Steve Edward Martin Roy Joseph Massie Andrew William Matthews Sandra Denise Matthews Angela Mayfield Fenisha Jamece Mayfield Richard Wayne McBee SENIORS 213 Thomas Mason McDaniel III A 4 o J Michael Scott MeGiboney SENIORS 214 Byron Keith McGuire Diann Kay McMahon Kelly Lorraine McMillian Walter Leslie McPhcarson. Jr. Alan Scot Meador Susan Melissa Medlin Brett Allen Melton Daryl Thomas Mllstead Kim Elizabeth Mllstead James Mitchell Jr Sharon Denise Mixon Franklin Gene Moore III Dawn Darlene Morrison Jeffery Lyle Morrison John William Moss Mark Burks Nall Sherrell Radine Neeley Yolanda Diane Nevett Patricia Ann Nobinger Dana B Noble James Richard Norris Susan Beatty Oliver Jeffery Alan Padgett Lea Roxanne Palmer Elizabeth Charolette Parker Lynn Paul Susan Beth Pegues Valerie Kay Peterson SENIORS 215 Camelia Ann Phillips Victoria Lynn Pike Rose Mary Pollock Thomas Crawford Pounds . Charles Stephen Powell Benny James Ragland, Jr. Jennifer Rancher Gregory Scott Reid David Glenn Reynolds Anne Frances Ritchey Deanna Michele Rollan Susan Michele Roberts Karen Michele Rodgers SENIORS 216 Terri Elaine Ramsey Sherry Helene Rodlo Donna Ruth Rogers John Gregory Sanders Phyllis Denise Sanders Marvin Ellis Sanders. Jr. Timothy Bruce Schrader Peggy Michelle Scott Sandra Edith Seale Matt Jerome Sewell Steven Douglas Sharbutt Marcus David Shelby Elestine Simon Randle Austin Sims Randy Lee Singleton Timothy Wayne Slessman Pam Annette Self Bonita Maria Smith SENIORS 217 Kenneth Carnee Smith Malcolm David Smith III Mike Wayne Smith Sandra Jean Smith SENIORS 218 Seneadra Jacques Smith . Steven Ray Smith Willie Pearl Smith Bobby Ray Smitherman Rebecca Dianne Spain Nina Lou Vetta Steele Jo Anne Lynne Stevenson Lisa Mae Stevenson Selwyn O'Neal Strawder Robert Keith Sulser Gina Lynn Taylor Lelsa Anne Thornton Joe Nell Thrasher Deborah Townley Charlotte Hunter Underwood Kellie Valentine Anne Elizabeth Wakeford Valarie Dinise Walker Willie Marrell Toyer Rita Faye Ware Angela Leigh Warner Cheryl Ann Warner Kelly Jean Warren Patricia Diane Warren Michael Dane Waters Douglas Watkins Robert Buckner Watson. Jr. SENIORS 219 Deanna Leslie West SENIORS 220 Anne Kristen Wells Terence Levoy Wiggins Carolyn Williams Roger Dale Williford Mary Katherine Weldon Dana Whitton Raymond Mark Williams. Jr. Angela Carol Williams Tracy Yvette Willis Tammle Sue Wood Suzann Yarbrough Bernadette Wilson Elizabeth Dawn Wooten Marie Wormeiy Amy Elise Yates ‘‘When we reach the autumn’s bend, will we wish that we were young again? Minnie Riperton The class of 1983 will leave Shades Valley with a million memories etched in their minds. We were all proud of our Class of '83 T-shirts. Who can forget the Who concert, our spirit section at football games, the final punk rock day. and our senior homecoming float It was fun to be able to say, I'm a Senior! to the underclassmen When the Seniors leave Valley, they will murmur: The day Is done. Soft darkness fills all space. The turmoil has ceased. The clatter of feet and the whirl of motors have died away .. All is quiet ... The Seniors are gone. Orr SENIORS 221 SENIORS 223 LIFT PAGt TOT tOGMT W«yr� Gt-r- MffiOLt LOT tU« (UnpMI ««t Uh IWm MtODU RIGHT Moo� and A g� W.rfw. BOTTOM LOT V ki PW. BOTTOM RIGHT D.i r MMHd MIGHT PAGt TOP LOT Rxky M.B« TOP RIGHT Krfy McMSUc MIDOCt RIGHT D l R -.M BOTTOM LOT 8,iwHiG hi BOTTOM RIGHT SkkMhM ADS: Veta Lorino Ter liana Ramsey Randy Sims COPY Laura Davidson Yolanda N'evett Anne Wakeford TYPISTS: PHOTOGRAPHERS: Donna Rogers Bever Browning Becky Spain Jerry Johnson Richard Lewis Benny Ragland Randy Sims COMPLIMENTS OF WALDRUP STUDIO To Ben: Thanks for putting up with us! Randy Jerry Benny Thanks to our senior photographers. We appreciate your hard work. (P.S. — Bever and Richard: Thanks to both of you also. We are expecting “great leadership” from you next year.) ADS 228 EDWARD D. EASTER, CLU Brokerage Agency Manager r THE BANKERS LIFE OES MOINES. IOWA V_________________ 1025 MONTGOMERY HWY., SUITE 202 P. O. BOX 20705 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35216 PHONE: (205) 822-7205 Jim Barbour 520 9th Street North Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Phone 205 251 9447 Gold Lance Class Rings 2 to 4 Weeks at JOHNSON JEWELERS THERN TRUCK TRAILER _________________PARTS, INC. 100—39th Si. North,BIRMINGHAM. At.36222 TOM JOHNSON PRESIDENT PHONE (205) 592-2321 MURPHREES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CURB MARKET Cahaba Heights Owners: D. A. and Geraldine ADS 230 qn� vt jicmicc Quality Service Completes The Sale 967-4001 3224 Cahaba Heights Rd Commercial — Residential Installations Cleaning Repairs Custom Rugs Binding Vinyl and Parquet Experienced Since 1963 VESTAVIA’S WINDOW BOX FLORIST 823-0460 Diane Salter Owner THE CAMBRIDGE SHOP Men’s Apparel Vestavia Shopping City Robert (Rio) Riosa Phone: 205 823-1123 HOOD’S CLEANSING LOTION Equally Adapted to Home or Shop Contains: Glycerin, Cold Cream, Banana Oil and Ungentine Prepared by E. B. Hood 916 Rockford Road Birmingham, Alabama 35222 Ans. Service 592-9979 ADS 232 CONRAD, BURNETT 00-9 P.C. Certified Public Accountants Suite 201 3125 Independence Drive Birmingham, Alabama 35209 129 Oak Street Crestline Village Mountain Brook, AL 35213 Phone: 870-4520 Tel. 870-0311 Area Code 205 James W. Conrad, III, C.P.A, MOUNTAIN BROOK FLOWER SHOP 2407 Montevallo Road Birmingham, AL 35225 Phone 871-1187 We Serve the Very Nicest People the Very Nicest Way We Know 2901 South 18 Street Homewood. Alabama 36209 Phone (205) 870-7461 PKOftSSQR BOOK CENTO ® The Book People ADS 233 10 Good Reasons to Pick Cory 1. Convenience ... Coffee’s always just steps away. 2. Fresh ground coffee ... Cory’s Finest Coffee or other leading brands. 3. Free use of equipment. Free service and installation. 4. Saves employee time. Improves morale. 5. Easy to make. No messy clean-up. 6. Variety of products available; hot cocoa, tea and soups. 7. Tax deductible. 8. America’s leading coffee break service. 9. Low cost... just pennies a cup. 10. Cory Cares Service including the Cory Carentee. Robert Fair Territorial Manager 3616 5th Avenue South Birmingham, AL 35222 Telephone (205) 592-4991 The Best Little Hairhouse in Alabama. Joe Winonah Hav HEADHUNTERS, COIFFEURS 4208 DoUy R dg. Rd Birmingham. Ala 35243 967 6314 1815 29th Ave. South Homewood. AL 35209 CAMILLE WOOTEN (205)871-0696 HATCHER S FLORIST UPHOLSTERY 1502 2nd Avenue No. Maximum Satisfaction at Minimum Cost Free Delivery Free Estimates Owners: Roosevelt and Nolan Hatcher Phone: 252-3302 This Page Sponsored by TIRE ENGINEERS Birmingham Home ot the Johnston Boys for 33 Years Complete Service Department • Air-Conditioning • Tune-Up • Brakes • Front End Alignment • Shocks • Oil Change and Lubrication Tire Engineers Four Locations • Downtown • Roebuck 3200 — 6th Avenue. So. 605 Red Lane Road 323-7282 838-1264 • Riverchase (Hoover) 3069 Hwy. 150, South 988-3433 ?tre$tone ADS 235 SADLER SULLIVAN STUTTS SHARP, P.C. 1100 First National-S. Natural Birmingham, AL 35203 326-4166 I HAIR RAISERS Owners: Bonnie — Caron — Donna Phone 969-3356 HAIR RAISERS 4137 White Oak Drive Birmingham, Ala. 35243 Manicures — Pedicures Mora woihoust nats 2354 Centerpoint Road Birmingham, Alabama 35215 Office (205) 853-9400 Gene Burgess Owner (205) 879-3244 HOMEWOOD CYCLE SHOP 2834 South 18th Street Birmingham, AL 35209 SCHWINN Motobecane Bicycles A ir: Q } VILLAGE EAST SHOPPING CENTER 5346 OPORTO MADRID BOULEVARD SOUTH BIRMINGHAM AL 35210 PHONE 592-4101 Qp Qp WOOD VILLAGE % Compliments of GREENBRIER FURNITURE Bus. 967-6759 Emergency 870-1255 Compliments of CAHABA MOUNTAIN BROOK ANIMAL CLINIC Earl M. Jones, Jr. D.V.M. 1971 Shades Valley Graduate Congratulations Graduates! A FRIEND, MELRENIA MARABLE GLENN BROWDY’S FINE FOODS Your Family Restaurant All Major Credit Delicatessen and Catering Service for Over 50 Years 2807 Cahaba Rd. Mountain Brook Brookwood Professional Bldg. 9 A M -9 P.M. 8 A.M.-5 P M 7 Days Each Week Mon.-Fri. 879-8585 870-8312 Congratulations Are in Order for the Seniors — 1983 Good Luck! Remember, Keep America Strong! UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LOCAL UNION 2927 UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA PLANT PROTECTION U.S. STEEL FAIRFIELD WORKS ADS 237 ADS 238 Used Cars and Pick-Up Trucks Vans and 4-Wheel Drives I MIDFIELD USED CARS 506 Bessemer Super Highway Midfield. Alabama 35228 Office Phone 925-8474 Jim Graham IKAMIMi IM iKI.Vt.K To Teachers and Faculty, Thank You! Love, ANNE RITCHEY STEENS Complete Line of School Supplies Cahaba Heights Plaza A complete line of dairy products KtCUAM Barberi ftaturol Goodness ADS 240 SHOETIQUE, INC. 2840 South 18th Street 871-8144 O0QEL (205) 780-0500 T----| BAMA TOYOTA Willie Bibb 2200 Avenue T, Ensley Sales Representative Birmingham, AL 35218 LAKESIDE BAPTIST CHURCH H. Ray Wood, Pastor Kindergarten: For Ages 3-5 Mothers’ Day Out Program 2885 Old Rocky Ridge Road (One Block From Rocky Ridge School) ADS 241 HERFF-JONES “Valley’s Official Ring Company Your Local Representative: Ed Moore Alabama Graduation Supplies 2825 South 18th Street Homewood, Alabama Rings 'N Things Specializing in cuts for the entire family he ul ingfc Hair Designs on 2S02 Rocky Ridge Road Birmingham. Alabama IMoa to HYr«- | PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST KINDERGARTEN AND DAY CARE 001 Catiabi nm«mi Road — Con oU 10 0«r Swuxt — An M unnwmo. Randy Kni. Both Hick � Congratulations to All Seniors of 1983 at Shades Valley BILLY BOB says HEYI 879-0888 ADS 243 From Someone Who Cares: Best Wishes To the Graduating Class of 1983 EMMANUEL MARABLE Next to Johnson’s Jewelers 967-5449 SMITH’S VARIETY 2715 Culver Road Mt. Brook Village 871-0841 Compliments of IVAN LEONARD CHEVROLET Hoover, Alabama Congratulations Becky All Our Love, MOM, DAD, CINDY AND JOE Go Mountiesl Good Luck Seniors! From PHIL’S FOOD MART “More Than a Convenience Store” Friendship is a Golden Chain, The links are friends so dear. And like a rare and precious jewel, It’s treasured more each year... It’s clasped together firmly. With a love that's deep and true. And it's rich with happy memories, And fond recollections, too... Time can't destroy its beauty, For, as long as memory lives, Years can't erase the pleasure, That the joy of friendship gives ... For friendship is a priceless gift. That can't be bought or sold. But to have an understanding friend. Is worth far more than gold ... And the Golden Chain of Friendship, Is a strong and blessed tie, Binding kindred hearts together, As the years go passing by. Helen Steiner Rice THE GOLDEN CHAIN OF FRIENDSHIP ADS 245 tCvo$i loavesf Junior Petite 3-13 Misses 4-16 Juniors 3-15 Located in: Mt. Brook Dresses for All Occasions 879-2079 711 Brookwood Village. Birmingham, Alabama 35209 591-8867 173 Century Plaza, Birmingham, Alabama 35210 gingiss formalwear World’s Largest Formalwear Renter Congratulations BECKY Class of ’83 All My Love MIKE E =� i S VESTAVIA BOWL 1484 Montgomery Highway South BOWLO-MAC LANES 3221 Third Avenue South SUPER BOWL 4406 Pinson Valley Parkway KELLY S HAMBURGERS 6805 First Avenue North Eastwood Mall ADS 246 ADS 247 SUSAN S SCHOOL OF DANCE AND BATON 9238 Parkway East Birmingham, Alabama Best Wishes for a Successful Year ST. MATTHEW A.M.E. CHURCH ARRINGTON SUNDRIES 1918 First Avenue North Irondale, Alabama 35210 Dance — Exercise — Gymnastics — Skating (205) 871-STEP Dancewear Footwear Fabrics Trim DANCEWEAR 1629 Oxmoor Road Homewood, Alabama 35209 Cindy Wade — Owner 524 Red Lane Rd. Huffman Location 836-2228 Congratulations DONNA! Love You, Mom and Dad TAYLOR COFFEE SERVICE Irondale, AL 35210 956-0100 Compliments of SHOE CORRAL in Cahaba Heights ADS 248 EBSCO Media 1. . . The Problem Solvers EBSCO MEDIA ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES 801 5th Ave. So., Birmingham. AL 35233 ADS 249 JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Or John Hunt Bill Mtwbournt Mr. Betsy Faucalla The Jefferson County Board of Education Shades Valley High School is an integral part of the Jefferson County Board of Education, the largest suburban school system in Alabama. The School Board consists of five citizens, elected by popular vote, to serve staggered, six-year terms as the decision and policymaking body. The Board operates under the committee system to approve educational programs, new construction projects, and employ the necessary personnel to effectively operate the school system. The board members are listed here in the order of seniority: Mrs. Robert W. Gwin. 22 years; Mrs. Betsy Faucette, four years; Mr. Bill Mewbourne, two years; Mr. Chester Cowan, Jr., two years; Dr. Kevin Walsh, new member. The president of the School Board serves as ex-officio member of each committee. Dr. John J. Hunt serves the Board as Superintendent and secretary, and he is responsible for carrying out the Board's decisions. Dr. Kevin Walah Mrs. Robert W. Gwin C better Cowan, Jr. ADS 250 ADS 251 I Will Always Remember LEFT PAGE. TOP LEFT Caryl Ga� r TOP RIGHT Laura DavkJton MIDDLE RIGHT John Bds and Cheryl Jacob. BOTTOM LEFT. Cindy Clark BOTTOM RIGHT Cedric Pool RIGHT PAGE. TOP LEFT Tercw Tucker TOP RIGHT Mika Libb MIDDLE LEFT David Smilh MIDDLE RIGHT Scott Meador BOTTOM LEFT Shelley Horton and Anflie William. CLOSING 252 The years we've spent at Shades Valley have helped us to grow in many ways. We've experienced friendships, heartaches, and lasting relationships with many of our fellow students. Growing accus tomed to the halls of Shades Valley was easy, but letting go will be hard for us to do Years from now we will look back on our high school years, and will remember with fondness our classes, activities, and accomplishments. It is with a mixed feeling of excitement and sadness that we leave Shades Valley, but with us we take the memories that will last a lifetime CLOSING 253 CLOSING 254 IXFT PAGE. TOP RIGHT L PM M3XXX L£fT Mm , Sect! MIDDLE RIGHT HMmKns BOTTOM LETT M R noda BOTTOM RIGHT Eftufrrt Han and 0 y Cw RXXT PACE. TOP LETT Man Snd � j T« U m TOPRKWT HMutartw MID DU LETT Km HIM BOTTOM RIGHT A luck , md Sum Y ,b « BOTTOM LETT CtnvCnuto 255 In Memory of Amy Denise Seagle There are many things that happen in life that we do not understand. We were all deeply saddened by the loss of our friend. Amy Seagle. Because Amy touched so many of our lives, we will always miss her. In recognition of the place she held in our hearts, a memorial scholarship fund has been established in her honor. MEMORIAL 256