Springville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Springville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1971 volume:

TIGER 1971 SPRINGVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Springville, Alabama FOREWORD The 1971 Annual Staff pre- sents for your enjoyment our 1971 Tiger. On these few pages we have tried to recapture some of the joys and excitements we wit- nessed in our last year at dear old Springville High School. Rea- lizing we could not possibly be witness to them all we want to say thank you for these and all the others. We hope you will cherish these memories we have portrayed as much as we cherish these past years with you at S.H.S. 3 For the past three years, Mr. Jarrett has unceasingly devoted every possible effort toward bet- tering the physical and social well-being of our school. Combining firm guidance and friendliness to a student... Handling office matters with the efficiency a school needs .. . This is our principal......Mr. Charles L. Jarrett V ' Working out daily classroom problems with teach- ers .... The ‘71' Tiger is lovingly and appreciably dedicated to Mr. Bill Tucker, who in our last year of high school gave us guidance when it was most needed, had faith in us and backed all of our undertakings, and most of all was a friend to each of us at all times. Not many of us are material for greatness, according to the gen- eral acceptance of the term, but each has something to give to jus- tify the gift of life. True greatness consists in being great in little things . . . Love . . . Friendship . . . Understanding . . . Thoughtfulness . . . Kindness . . . Faith . . . Goodness ... A day in the life of Bill Tucker is made up of all these things. WILLIAM F. TUCKER 5 HERE THEY COME HERE THEY COME HERE THEY COME They’ve learned to think ... ] More than you think they think . . . Not only learned to think but to care. SOME ARE WALKING . . . SOME ARE RIDING . . . SOME ARE LAUGHING . . . SOME ARE DOING . . . SOME ARE CRYING . . . SOME ARE TRYING . . . RELEASED AFTER YEARS OF BEING KEPT IN HIDING THEY’RE CLIMBING UP THE LADDER OF TOMORROW ENTER THE YOUNG Mary Alice Jones . . . School Secretary Connie Myers . . . B.S. Degree . . . Auburn Un . . . Guidance Counselor . . . Ruth Roberts . . B.S. Degree . . Un. of Montevailo . . . Home Economics . . Gene Tucker. . B.S. Degree . . . Auburn Un. .. . Industrial Arts . .. Science .. . Sue Powers . . . B.S. Degree . . . Jacksonville Univ.. . . Physical Education . . . Cathie Mitchell . . . B.A. Degree . . . Sanford Un. . . . Mathematics..... Jim Johnson .. . B.S. Degree . . . Un. of Montevallo . .. Mathematics Ralph H. Riker . . . B.S. Degree . . . Jacksonville St. Un. . . . History Thomas A. Edge ... B.S. Degree . . Troy State University . . . Science . . . R. B. Peace . . . A.B. Degree . . . Howard University. . . English .. . Bill Tucker . . . B.S. Degree . . . Auburn University . . . English . . . Speech . . . Richard Waid . . . B.S. Degree . . . Auburn University . . . Physical Education . . . Wanda Wilcox . . . B.S. Degree . . . Jacksonville St. Un. . . . Commerical. . . Nellie Seay .. . B.S. Degree . . . Alabama State . . . Librarian SENIORS Will Student Council—Vice President, Talent Award—Miss Springville, Cheerleader, “S” Club, Annual staff LINDA BRUCE Who's Who, Beta Club. FHA, An- nual Staff, Paper Staff, Choir . . . MYKE ALDRIDGE YFC, Football, Basketball, Speech Club, “S” Club . . . KATHLEEN BOYD Annual Staff, 4-H, FHA, Recep- tionist Play Cast. . . SANDRA CANTRELL Who’s Who, Annual Staff, FHA, 4-H Club, Pep Club . . . STEVEN CHANDLER Nevada’s Boy’s State, Who’s Who, Football, Basketball, Play Cast Speech Club . . . 14 Seniors Graduate With Ideas for Future JIMMY CROCKER Football, Most Improved Player 1970 S” Club, Who’s Who . . . VICTORIA DICKERT Varsity Cheerleader, 2nd Runner- Up—Miss Springville, Sr. Class Beauty, Who's Who, Annual Staff VICTOR FRINK SANDIGEORGE Beta Club, Student Council, “S” Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Tiger Sweetheart, Usherette . . . BILLY GILMER Football, Track, “S” Club, Cit- izenship Award, Sophomore Class Favorite, Who’s Who . .. CHERYL LEOPARD GILMER Head Varsity Cheerleader, “S” Club, Beta Club—President, Jr. Cheerleader. . . u Seniors Reach Final Step KATHE HARDIMON Varsity Cheerleader, Beta Club. S” Club, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Play Cast. . . DANIEL HIGDON KATHRYN MILLER Annual Staff, 4-H, FHA, Recep- tionist Play Cast.... JOYCE MURRAY The Club, Annual Staff, Miss Springville contestant, Who's Who, Sr. Class Secretary- Treasurer 16 SHARON NOLAN DEBBIE PALMER Miss Homecoming, Alt—Miss Springville Varsity Cheerleader. Student Council President, Sr. Beauty... JOHNNY PHILLIPS Annual Staff, Who's Who, Stage Crew in Play . . . Beta Club, Annual Staff, Co- Editor of school paper, Who's Who, Senior Beauty, Saluta- torian, John Walker Jr. Scholar- ship winner HOPE OWENS “S” Club, Editor of Annual, Alt. Miss Homecoming, Beta Club, Miss Springville 1970-71, Cheer- leader DONNA REED Good Citizenship Girl, Beta Club. Annual Staff, Who's Who, His- tory Award. Paper Staff DANNY SELF Football, S” Club. Who's Who, Annual Staff, Stage Crew in Play 17 DONNY SELF Football, “S” Club, Annual Staff, Who's Who, Annual Staff . . . DEBERA WILLIAMS Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council Secretary, Beta Club, Sr. Maid Sr. Beauty, Tiger Sweet- heart 2 years VICTORIA WILLIAMS The Club, Speech Club, Hon- orable Mention Talent—Miss Springville, Receptionist, Annual Staff, Play . . GEORGE WISNER Football. Play Cast, Most Valu- able Lineman. All County SHARON WRIGHT Beta Club, Paper Staff—Editor, Annual Staff, Sr. Top Beauty, Valedictorian, Play Clay, The Club BRETT WOOD Pres.—Sr. Class, J. B. Martin Athletic Award, Varsity Football, Annual Staff, Basketball Who’s Who Enter The Seniors ELINDA WOODY Annual Staff, 4-H, FHA, Recep- tionist, Play cast. . . Barry Roberts . . Sponsor T. A. Edge . . . Sponsor CLASS FAVORITES Hope Owens—George Wisner 19 Our Efforts Are Finally Realized 22 � Mary Allen Kim Allman Gary Altman Patsy Baswell Sandy Baswell Jimmy Callahan Guy Cantrell Robyn Crandall Tommy Colley Farrell England Kathy Galbreath Dale Glidwell Ricky Hill David Jarrett Artie Jones Wayne Jones Loretta Key Larry Lovell The Junior’s have been one of the busiest classes this year. Time certainly had a way of slip- ping by them as well as others. The carnival was held in Oct- ober. The carnival netted $600. The Proceeds from the carnival go for the Junior-Senior Prom. The prom was held at the Tutwiler Hotel on April 23rd. CLASS FAVORITES: Upper Right— Robyn Crandall Kim Allman Corky Massey Dennis McCullough Waid McGowan Gary McKinney Mike Nolan John Payne Charlotte Phillips Debera Phillips Elizabeth Presley Sondra Smith Brenda Terry Terry Walker Debbie Wise Brenda Wisner Glenda Wisner Junior’s are kept throughly busy in the last two months of school. The annual prom held in the Crystal room was a great Success. The anticipation and excite- ment mounted as the day of April 16th slowly grew near. That was the day the Juniors were to order their class rings. Fund-raising methods the Juniors used for the prom were, one-the carnival, two-selling donuts twice, three-a car wash. The Junior class should be congrat- ulated. 25 The Sophomore class has been a very exhuberent class this year. The girls captured first place in the class tournaments and the boys got second place. The girls had been working very hard for first place. They came in second place in the seventh grade. They are thinking about raising money for the prom this year. Sophomore Girls Win Class .... Tournament. . . Carol Allen Randy Amerson Linda Beatty Dale Brooks Mary Jo Bruce Joy Callahan Wayne Cole Martha Colley Joe Cox John Cross Roderick Douglas Carol Galbreath Travis Gibson Thomas Glen Dennis Jones Jimmy Jones Sam Jones Randy Keith Edna King Nelson Lowe Belinda Massey Doyle McKay Dwight Morris Wanda Murray Janice Nelson Dexter New Cathy Nolan Faye Oglesby Shiela Peoples Tommy Phillips Mark Reece Charlotte Robinson Cathy Rowe Ricky Simmons CLASS FAVORITES: Shiela Peoples. Butch Tanner 26 Carol Simpkins Jeanette Simpkins Mike Smith Butch Tanner Shiela Taylor Kathy Whittemore 27 Cathy Aldridge Randy Bowen Frank Brooks Jerome Byrd Dale Cole James Cook CLASS FAVORITES: James McGinnis, Judy Morgan Marietta Greer Jeannie Griffins Penny Guthrie Ricky Herring Cindy Hodges The Distinguished Freshmen Plunge into a challenge!!!!! Barry Jackson Cathy Jones Sandra Jones Barbara Johnson Shirley Layfield Robert Leopard Gail Luke Greg Martin Ronnie Martin Skippy Massey 28 CLASS OFFICERS: J. McGinnis. G. Martin. S. Wright. S. Terry. J. Morgan. J. Rowe Freda Morgan Judy Morgan Virginia Murray Debbie Nichols Jeff Payne Kyle Payne Freshmen had to go through a period of adjustment to high school. This was actually their first year of high school. They made it nicely, however, and are now on the road to be sopho- mores. —Pettus Preston Phillips Artie Price Melanie Roberson Lamar Roberson Ann Robertson Jimmy Rowe Carl Salvo Kathy Spence Ann Terry Tommy Toles Anthony Twilley Frank Vann Pam Walker Terry Washington Tommy Washington Mike Weems Suzanne Wright 29 “Jr. II class beginning on a road of memories.” George Allen James Allen Billy Baker Danny Barrett Janice Beatty Diane Bishop The eighth grade boys were proud of Keith Brownlee for making All-County basketball and the girls were equally proud of Shirley New—Head Jr. Cheer- leader for 1970-71. CLASS FAVORITES: Mike Harrison Cindy Whittemore Laura Bowman Keith Brownlee Alan Cantrell Harold Chamblee Jimmy Chamblee Barry Crocker Wayne Crocker Coy Everette John Fenely Mike Harrison Jacqueline Head Dean Allen Jones Ginger Jones Martha Jones Chester Kennedy 30 Don Kerr Charlotte Layfield Shirley Layfield CLASS OFFICERS: Keith Brownlee, Kathy Peoples, Sue McKay, Mike Harrison, Vicki Nolan, Martha Jones. Shirley New. Robert McCorkle Sue McKay Judy McMillian Wesley Morgan Shirley New Vicki Nolan William Nolan Ranee Odom Wayne Oglesby Frankie Overby Kathy Peoples Rebecca Pelt us Donna Phillips Scott Phillips Wayman Roberson Rene Roulain Rita Roulain Tommy Simmons Doug Simpkins Gayle Thompson Betty White Cindy Whittmore Steve Wilson Bart Woods 31 Class Favorites: Dodie N.—Andy Wallace Curtis Atkinson Donald Bailey Vicky Bailey Ellen Baker Spence Barrett Rex Bearden Kathy Beatty Greg Bevel Dale Bowers Seventh Grade Meets Challenge. The seventh grade this year is the largest class in high school. Their float “Lets Brew Devil Stew” won first place in home- With the money they had, the seventh grade had a large Christmas party. Toward the end of the year they had a class day. coming. Jackie Bragg Carol Butler Robin Clay Sharon Cross Dennis Cole Linda Colley Carol Disker Patsy Everette Robert Everette Clark Fenley Ginny Gilmer Jane Glen Terry Goolsby Juanita Greer Mark Griffis Doug Friffitt James Janks Terry Hardemon Dennis Holder Tom Isbell Lisa Jackson Kristi Jones Melissa Jones Robert King 32 Tim Leopard Steve Ixjvell Joel McGowan Stanley McMurrary Gary Miller Wendall Morgan Doertha Nolan James Nolin John Owens Ricky Peoples Roy Phillips Frank Price Anthony Richardson Dianne Richardson Larry Richardson Barbara Riddle Kenneth Roberson Paul Roberson Mary Rowe Brenda Salford Cinderella Salford Janice Salford Bill Self Janet Smith Brenda Simmons Rayford Simmons Danny Spencer Susan Tucker Shannon Twilley Johnny Walker Andy Wallace Lynn Washington Sheila Whittington Kathy Wilson Perry Wilson Mary Woody S. Cross. L. Colley. M. Rowe. A. Wal- lace. Joel Mcgowan. L. Richardson, P. Roberson 33 IN MEMORIAM Bob Gilmore The Kiss Of God So I looked up to God And while I held my breath, I saw Him slowly nod And knew—as I had never known aught else. With certainty sublime and passionate Send Through and through With sheer unutterable bliss-- I knew There was no death but this, God’s kiss. And then the waking to an everlasting love. G.A. Studdert-Kennedy M tr w S M Z H ► 1 Sixth Grade Advances Teresa Allman Jimmie Sue Bailey Lisa Baker Cathy Burgess Kay Goolsby Celeste Guthrie Rita Harrison Gail Lucas Judy Nabors Ricky Nolan Chris Owens Teresa Palmer Tina Cook Elizabeth Evans Keith Gould Larry Martin Debra McCarty Susie McCay Susan Phillips Lisa Pollard Brenda Price Malcom Riker Tim Seals Kaye Thomas Alandra Tucker Donna Tucker Donna Venable Lee Ann Wallace Dennise Zimmerman MISS ELIZABETH AUST LEFT: Miss Elizabeth Aust. . . . Attended Birmingham Southern . . . A.B. Degree . . . Winner of 12 Freedom Foundation Awards . . . 36 Toward Future Gregory Allen Charles Banks Carol Beatty Benny Colley Walter Farrow Ramona Fen ley Carlton Malone Deborah McGowan Ronnie McMurray Cynthia Richardson Michael Roulain Maurice Ruffin MRS. ROSIE DIAL Stephen Brooks Michael Buckner Nancy Butler Belinda Colemen Michael Glass David Could Jeffery Holiday Jeff LaShore Michael Minyard Richard Minyard Paul Pettus Peggy Phillips Willie Sanders Stanley Trammell Jeffrey White Bryan Williams LEFT: Mrs. Rosie Dial . . . At- tended Alabama State University . . . B.S. Degree ... 39 years ex- perience . . . 37 Fifth Grade Blane Bragg Alfreida Brasfield Cheryl Disker Beth Coleman Nickie Glenn Nancy Isbell Kenneth Jones Terri Jones Christi Leopard Patricia Leopard Justin Massey Jeffery McGuire Ronnie Newsome Steve Overby Tammy Parsons David Partlow Kenneth Taylor Wanda Thomas Michael Washington Shirley Williams Donna Everette Ernest Everette Vicki Fenley Shelby Kennedy Thomas King Vickie Layfield John McWaters Shirley Moss Charles Newman Vickie Peoples Francine Roberson Danny Simpkins Reginald Woody TTYTTTTT S'.M uLS F AM ¥ ? r LEFT: Mrs. Lydia Carter . . . At- tended Talladega College . . . A.B. Degree . . . MRS. LYDIA CARTER 38 Climbs Higher Jeff Ash Wanda Atkinson Jerry Bailey Lyvone Butts Rosetta Farrow Donna Gilmer Debra Glenn Denise Griffin Dwayne Herring Rena Howington Johnny Jones Tresea Jones David McAvoy Dean Morrison Patricia Minyard Alecia Nelson Kimberly Phillips Minnie Richardson Teresa Roulaine Kenny Sanders Rita Tolbert Rene Twilley Lowell Thomas Herby Zimmerman Barbara Cantrell Sandra Colley Cheryl Everett Teresa Hanks Tim Harrison Cshenaria Head Karen Kerr Kay Luke Lisa Leopard Gregory Owens Randy Peoples Claudius Phillips Lori Schloffman Teresa Spence Timmy Stephens RIGHT: Mr. Jimmy Dolan . . . Attended Fla. St. University . . . B.S. Degree . . . Columbia Theo- logical Seminary . . MR. JIMMY DOLAN Fourth Grade Wendy Alford Dennis Bevel Ronnie Bush Donna Cole Judy Golden James Hardeman Debbie Herring Phyllis Isbell Marie Layfield Donna Lesley Brenda Lucas David McMurray Janet Nolan Jeffery Nolan Kenneth Peoples Terri Phillips Johnny Simmons Michelle Taylor Susan Terry Larry Thomas MRS. SARA HELEN CASH Milton Fenley Betty Frink Armond Glidewell Allen Jones Cynthia Jones Johnny Jones Wayne Miller Keith Minton Becky Nichols Delane Price Steven Rainey Nancy Rowe Donna Vann Vicki Wanninger Douglas White Janice Williams RIGHT: Mrs. Sara Helen Cash . . . Attended Alabama College in Montevallo . . . B.S. Degree . . . 40 Broadens Knowledge Karen Hailey Sonja Beauchamp Clay Brasfield Gwendolyn Head Steve House Phillip Isbell Bret Missildine Marie Moore Lisa Mullins Frankie Russell Tina Russell Karen Savasta Janice Tucker Mitch Wallace Ricky Buckner Paula Burgess Aaron Crocker Thomas Graves Patricia Kerr Paymond Lesley Teresa Mauldin James McCarty Rhonda New Clayton Owens Charlotte Peoples Russell Phillips Ann Seals Jim Self Melvin Toles Wanda Trammel Robin Washington Morris Wilkins Ruth Wilkins Linda Zimmerman MRS. GENEVA KEITH RIGHT: Mrs. Geneva Keith. . . . Attended Samford University . . . B.A. Degree Third Grade Thrives Camela Baggett Debbie Beaty Jeffery Bishop Mark Bowens Tony Ray Colley Tainaria Evans Theresa Herring David Johnson U. J. Monella Larosa Moss Scott Nelson Sammy Newsome Jr. Cheri Rainey Eunice Richardson Cassandra Trammell Rita Simmons MRS. MILDRED COATS Karen Butler Lavaughn Butts Dennis Colley Lonnie Luke Dale McAvoy James McGlendon Jr. Johnny Nolan Douglas Palmer Mark Pettus Calvin Robertson Johnny Rhodes Mary Ann Watson Danny Ray White Dewayne White Cathy Wilkins LEFT: Mrs. Mildred Coats . . . Attended University of Mon- tevallo . . . B.S. Degree . . . 42 On Learning Timothy Buckner James Butler Karen Burnett Jackey Calvert Terry Carden Darrell Glass Allen Glenn William Lesley Larry McAvoy Gerald McGuire Renee Peace Chris Peoples Teresa Richardson Barbara Wright Gladys Woody Joseph Woody Renee Gould Stephanie House Warren House Janet Jackson Scott Missildine Jerry Nation DeWight Nolan Russell Oneal Norman Sanders Eula Mae Trammell Judith Tucker Gregory White MRS. MAUDE WALKER RIGHT: Mrs. Maude Walker . . . Harvard University . . . B.S. Degree . . Now attending Samford University. 43 Second Grade Steps Higher TOP LEFT: Mrs. Julia McDonald . . Attended Alabama College . . . B.A. Degree . . . LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Annie Mae Buffington . . . Attended Univer- sity Of Alabama . . . B.S. Degree BELOW: Mrs. Anne White . . . Attended Jacksonville State Uni- versity . . . Turus Alford Donna Beatty John Brewster Wayne Brooks Jimmy Bush David Coleman Rene Crocker Joe Dickert Lee Ann Glidwell James Haney David Lashore Lynn Lucas Donna McGuire Sharon Newsome Melanie Palmer Sherry Peoples Angie Phillips Mike Biggins Scott Ross Paula Walker Rebecca White James Williams Gary Wise Countess Woody MRS. ANNIE MAE BUFFINGTON MRS. JULIA MCDONALD Mike Ash Donnie Baggett Tracy Baker Lynn Dailey Teri Discer Renee Farley Greg Fen ley Angela George Aaron Head Arlane Layfield Ken Loggins Tina Malone Joyce Miller Sandy Moss Sindy Moss Libby Mullins Kim Parsons Gina Phillips Curtis Rhodes John Trammell Teresa Wade Sheila Watson Lynn Weems Christine White Jimmy Wise MRS. ANNE WHITE James Atkinson Brenda Bishop Kenneth Buckner David Cowan Glenn Fenley Paula Glenn Angela Hawington Angela Head Sheila Hutchens Angela McAvoy Rita Ann Miller Kathy Peoples Harold Riker Rena Robertson Reigh Schloffman Leroy Taylor Linda Williamson Mickey Washington Maschelle Newman Michael Newman David Pardue First Grade Builds Foundation FAR LEFT: Miss Margaret Byers . . . Attended Jacksonville State University . . . B.S. Degree CENTER: Mrs. Frances Wright . . . Attended University of Alabama . . . B.S. Degree LEFT: Miss Susan Fretch . . . At- tended Auburn University . . . B.S. Degree MRS. FRANCES WRIGHT John Mark Baggett Vicki Buckner Eddie Crocker Mark Ellinburg Phil Ellinburg Wyane Evans Kay Graves Steve Haney Tammy Haney Cindy Harris Sharon Henry Paul Jennings Judy Johnson Lynn Layfield Lynn Leopard Janet Martin Ricky McCartney Cynthia Miller Timothy Miller Tim Monella Richard Padgett Patti Price David Richardson Louis Riddle Kenny Robison Dale Ruffin John Thomas Vince Wanninger Ruby Wilson 46 MISS MARGARET BYERS Cherida Brown Tully Burch III Dennis Calvert Kim Colley Holly Dolan Teresa Flowers J. D. Glenn Linda Griffin Alex Gutherie Felton Head Debbie Hollis Dawn Horsley Patsy Johnson Greg Kerr Marilyn Lesley Jeff Loggins Steve Mauldin Mark McAvoy Jackey McGuire Melanie McMillion Melissa McMillion Joyce Missildine Gail Newsome Cindy Presley Lynne Reece James Sanders Leshia Skipper Kip Smith David Tucker Kim Wise MISS SUSAN FRETCH Joseph Arrington Tammy Colley Shelia Colley Paul Coshatt David Foster Lisa Glenn Lee Graves Jimmy Hutchins Sherri Hutchins Tracy Kilgore James Land Shelia Land Greg Leopard Connie Lesley Jeff McAlpine Rita Minyard Bridgett Nation Matthew Pettus Paula Robertson Jeff Rush Jackey Simmons Jimmy Simmons Lester Spence Stacy Taylor Tammy Vinson f Kerry White Lisa Wilkins Caroline Wilson Wandaful Wilson Mrs. Virginia Taylor . . . M.S. . . . . Samford University . . . . Works with the elementary in reading. She has been a tre- mendous asset in this year's reading program. The reading class is a favorite of all our elementary students. ORGANIZATIONS Receptionist Composed of a group of selected girls that represent our school in . . . meeting the public . . . monitoring the halls . . . . assist the faculty .... assist the administration. Valuable experi- ence can be obtained by these members which may help them after graduation in the business world. Future clubs will be trained to integrate their ac- tivities more and more with the business and the administration. 50 Annual Staff The Tiger Annual staff is com- posed of senior students. The work is a demanding but ful- filling job. These students work hard to capture the school memories and events so they will be remembered. The year is filled with picture taking, rushed deadlines, frantic typing, skilled drawing etc. When all deadlines have been met, the staff can relax and look over a job well done. The student council seeks to be a sounding board for the student body, at the same time, act as a sounding board of the adminis- tration. The first goal is to build a bridge of communication be- tween the two assuring the har- mony needed for an effective school. The second goal of the student council should be the successful mustering of student resources and to bring these good resources to bear on the needs and problems of the school and community. President—Debbie Palmer Vice Pres.—lanice Brown Secretary-Treas.—Debera Williams 52 S Club Looking to the Future Speech Club Be yourself .... But be your best self. Speak the Truth .... The spoken word can never be recalled. Dedicated to developing speak- ers by challenging their thoughts and instilling in them a purpose for the spoken work. To speak to student groups on subjects that are meaningful, thereby making our school better than before. 55 Beta Club The Beta Club is a national or- ganization. Members are chosen on the basis of honorable character, commendable attitude and creditable achievement. The purpose of the club is to reward merit and elevate the moral wel- fare of high-school students. The Beta Club is also responsible for printing the school paper each month. EDITOR—S. Wright CO-EDITOR S. Nolan 56 President—H. Owens Vice-Pres.—D. Reed Secretary—K. Hardimon Sponsor—W. Wilcox The Club We are members of “THE CLUB” a spirit-oriented organiza- tion for girls in grades nine through-twelve. As members of “THE CLUB” we have certain well-defined re- sponsibilities to our school and community. We help promote school spirit by making posters, planning pep rallies, and raising money for school projects. As members of this organiza- tion we are eligible to try out for cheerleader and high-stepper. Although this is only our first year, we have big plans for the future. GO TIGERS!!!!!!! Sponsor—Susan Freeh President—Sharon Wright Vice Pres.—Brenda Wisner Secretary—Glenda Wisner Treasurer—Debera Phillips 57 Homecoming L 60 1970 61 The Senior Play was centered around Hope Springs Eternal, an old folks home. The people there live beyond the average age and this aroused the federal govern- ment to investigate. The old folks, who still have much energy and vitality, live forever and never die in the Kingdom of Reggy’s Dream under the Rule of Queen Eleanor. However, the county nurse finds herself very much interested in the govern- ment agent. Queen Eleanor soon declares their Wedding Day which influenced the old folks to live even longer. Junior-Senior Prom “Garden of Memories” MISS SPRINGVILLE 66 Hope Owens Alternate Miss Springville 2nd runner up Debbie Palmer Miss Homecoming Debbie Palmer Edna King Homecoming 1971 % Hope Owens Debera Williams Anne Terry TOP BEAUTY 74 Sharon Wright Class Beauties A Junior Beauty Sophomore Beauty Brenda Terry Dale Brooks Freshman Beauty Suzanne Wright Halloween Carnival 77 Most Studious Most Mischievious Johnny Phillips Sharon Wright Victor Frink Kathe Hardimon “WHO’S WHO” Best Personality William King Donna Reed Biggest Flirt Daniel Higdon Donna Reed Most Athletic Best All Around George Wisner—Sandi George—Linda Bruce William King Joyce Murray Most Popular George Wisner—Debbie Palmer Best Dressed Brett Wood Vicki Dickert Most Likely to Succeed Brett Wood—Johnny Phillips—Sharon Wright Best School Spirit George Wisner Sandi George Most Talented Jimmy Crocker Sharon Nolan Most Courteous Johnny Phillips Joyce Murray Best Figure and Physique Daniel Higdon Sharon Wright Wittiest Billy Gilmer Hope Owens 81 SPORTS Sandi George FOOTBALL Scoreboard SHS 12—Southside 12 SHS 0—West End 19 SHS 38—Cleveland 0 SHS 7—Woodland 6 SHS 14—Sand Rock 14 SHS 0—Odenville 22 SHS 26—Ragland 12 SHS 21—Weaver 7 SHS 17—Ohatchee 15 SHS 8—Ashville 8 86 Our “Tigers” put forth much time and effort to participate in athletics. They were coached this season by three fine and talented men. We were most fortunate to have them and to each we say “Thank You” for making this season a memorable one for the Tigers. RIGHT: Donny Self George Wisner Danny Self Brett Wood Billy Gilmer Myke Aldridge Jimmy Crocker SENIOR PLAYERS Springville Surprises Keith Brownlee Donny Self Brett Wood � 0 SHS 12—Southside 12 An unexpected fourth down pass play resulted in a touch- down that made it possible for the Tigers to muster a tie with Southside . . . Trailing 12-6 and a fourth-and-nine situation . . . Looking them in the face, Coach “Bucky” Waid put in a touch- down pass play rather than the customary first down attempt . . . it completely fooled the Southside secondary as Sopho- more end John Cross broke him- self clear and gathered in a 20- yard pass from Tommy Phillips . . . the possibility of victory failed to materialize as the PAT failed . . . the last quarter dramatics was set up by tackle Danny Self who intercepted a Southside pass at the Southside 40. SHS O—West End 19 The Etowah County team shocked the Springville team with electrifying touchdown plays in handing the Tigers their second scoreless loss in a row . . . West End scored with lightning like suddeness, scoring on an 80-yard run, and 60-yard scamper, and a fourth down pass play . . . the offense moved well at times but never could put a sustained march together . . . their defense played well with the exception of the sudden touchdown plays . . . Goerge Wisner Jimmy Crocker Myke Aldridge )hatchee—No. 1 in State Billy Gilmer Tommy Phillips 91 Danny Self Robert Harris SHS 38—Cleveland 0 Tigers exhibited an awesome offensive machine and an im- pregnable defensive unit in bom- barding Cleveland 38-0 . . . half- back Ronnie Peoples had a field day, scoring on runs of 40, 30, and 25 yards . . . Kim Allman dazzled the Cleveland defenders on a sensational 65 touch down jaunt . . . Keith Brownlee hurled a 20 yard touchdown aerial to John Cross . . . Waid McGowan dashed into the end zone from six yards away . . . the defensive stalwarts were numerous. SHS 7—Wood land-6 Ronnie Peoples clutch extra point, following a five yard Keith Brownlee to Kim Allman scoring pass play enabled the Tigers to edge Woodland by only one point . . . Peoples, who also boomed a 62 yard punt in the first half, climaxed a 53 yard Tiger march in the final quarter with the win- ning PAT. . . Kim Allman Ashville Ties SHS 14—Sand Rock 14 Victory eluded the Tigers in the final five seconds as Sand Rock scored on a 11-yard pass play . . . the surprise maneuver erased a 14-8 Springville advan- tage and forced the Tigers to settle for a tie ... a loss was evaded when the determined Tigers rose up to stiffle a winning extra point effort . . . trailing 8- 0, speedster Keith Brownlee darted 75 yards to touch down land . . . Brownlee connected with Tommy Phillips on a two- point conversion to dead lock the contest 8-8 . . . Ronnie Peoples brilliant 50 yard punt return set up the second Springville tally . . . Peoples later scored on a three yard blast that gave the Tigers a 14-8 lead . . . the victory bubble burst, however, in the final five seconds. Mark Reese Wayne Cole SHS 0—Odenville 22 Dominating play throughout the game, Odenville had an easy time with the Tigers . . . The Saints proved to be anything but that as the defensed completely befuddled the Tiger attack . . . fumbles and interceptions ham- pered offensive efforts by the Tigers . . . the defense failure to make the big play was also in- strumental in the first defeat of the season . . . 92 Dexter New Ronnie Martin Jpringville Randy Keith SHS 26—Ragland 12 Tigers showed they were made of sterner stuff, coming from behind to win a 26-12 home- coming win over Ragland . . . Ragland jumped to a 12-0 lead . . . Tigers marched for two long socring drives to take a 14-12 lead ... a 40-yard halfback pass play from Kim Allman to Tommy Phillips with 10:32 left put the Tigers ahead to stay . . . Brownlee scored on two quarter back sneak plays in the final period as the Tigers dominated play . . . homecoming was indeed a success . . . Anthony Twilley Corky Massey Dennis Jones SHS 21—Weaver 7 Tigers had a relatively easy time in registering decision over Weaver . . . Brett Wood scored game’s initial touchdown on two yard plunge . . . Keith Brownlee collaborated with end Tommy Phillips on a spectacular 40-yard pass play for Tigers second score . . . Kim Allman put the icing on the cake with a three-yard touch- down run in the final quarter . . . 93 Sieve Thomas Greg Martin Tigers Nip Woodland in Thriller SHS 17—Ohatchee 15 Aggressive Tigers pull out pul- sating last minute triumph over precious undefeated 1-A power- house Ohatchee 17-15 . . . Tommy Phillips comes through under pressure by drilling a 28- yard field goal with only 1:05 remaining in the contest to climax a courageous performance by the battling Tigers . . . The win over the number one rated Calhoun County team had to be considered the highlight of the football season . . . Kyle Payne Skippy Massey Tommy Washington Randy Bowen SHS 8—Ashville 8 Trailing 8-0 for more than three quarters, the Tigers pushed across a touchdown and two- point play in the final stanza to salvage an 8-8 deadlock . . . Kim Allman thrust into paydirt from two yards out . . . VVaid Mc- Gowan powered his way into the endzone on the all-important two-point play . . . Tigers do- minated the statistics, outdueling Ashville 20-9 in first downs and amassing 301 total yards to 230 for their opponent. 94 Mike Smith Ranee Odom 1971 Varsity All Area—All State All County Team William King 96 K. Brownlee—W King William King Robert Harris Coach Connie Myers Basketball Managers Lamar and Wayman Roberson B TEAM Coach Bucky Waid 98 JR. A TEAM Coach Ralph Riker JR. B TEAM 99 Elementary Basketball Track 100 Varsity Cheerleaders 101 1970-71 Cheerleaders Cherryl Gilmer—Head Debera Williams—Head Debbie Palmer 102 Tina Butler Sandi George Edna King Hope Owens Cathy Nolan Shelia Peoples Kathe Hardimon Janice Brown Junior Cheerleaders 104 Which one of them do you want me to get now—Punkin . .. Smells to me like it’s over here . . . And when I'm elected Chief of Po- lice .... get us a girl . . . I'm a cheerleader . . . . Next Year we’re going to Would like to be queen for the day? God a bad crook in my neck .... Fighting again Hey, somebody stole your horse . . . e’ve got to quit meeting this way. . ■ She’s got the freshest mouth in own.......... Your best friends won’t tell you Well—What do you want to do? Play the second half or not. Yeah Victor Frink graduated . . . . Muuuuinij A Day In Our School . Making coffee for teachers Greeting visitors 108 Working in shop Working on the annual 109 COMPLIMENTS OF READY MART I II YA’LL COME HERE PEE-WEE R. W. 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