Springville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Springville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Paying Our Dues DEDICATION 4 OFF FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR Activities 5 The Longest Yard Sports 27 The Chain Gangs ORGANIZATIONS 49 They've Done Their Time SENIORS 61 Juveniles Elem. Classes 95 1984 FELIS TIGRIS Springville High School Springville, Alabama Nancy Tucker, Sponsor Annette Searcy, Editor Donna Buckner, Co-Editor MUG SHOTS HS CLASSES 113 WARDEN and the GUARDS Faculty and Adm. 125 Taxpayers Debt Advertising 138 DEDICATION The 1984 Annual Staff proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Robert Harris. He is our head foot- ball coach. Beta Club Sponsor, and the librarian. He has given Spring- ville High School his time and sup- port throughout the years. We would like to thank him for his devotion to the school and for being the caring person he is to us all. It is an honor to know such a man. 4 MISS HOMECOMING ANNETTE SEARCY Annette Searcy was chosen 1983 Homecoming Queen by the student body of SHS. Annette is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Searcy. She is a varsity cheerleader, Editor of the annual. President of FHA, Beta Club member and Top Senior Beauty. 6 Beauties «i • 1 Above: Gidget Anderson, 7th grade Right: Amie Clay, 11th grade Below: Charlotte McCombs, 8th grade Above: Kathy Price, 9th grade Below: Julie Wallace, 10th grade That’s the best tasting pickle Two heads are better than one. I ever Heard” Where’s the beef?” See no evil. Hear no evil, and Speak no evil! I’m such a wonderful woman Queen of Hearts Dofma Raybiral Queen of Hearts Kathy Price Alternat®; 'Sonya Haqg£ Jirst Runner F86I SXNVXSXLNO) aniAONi ds ssiw Karen Cowan Alternate Brenda Hanna 2nd Runner Up MISS SPRINGVILLE TOP FIVE Karen Cowan was selected alternate. Karen performed a dance routine to Show Time.” Annette Searcy was chosen first runner-up with a gymnastic routine to What a Feeling.” Brenda Hanna was sec- ond runner-up and also performed a gym- nastic routine to music she choreographed herself. Amy Boulain was third runner-up with a routine to Be a Clown.” 1984 Miss Springville Dana Wilson Miss Springville, Dana Wilson, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson. Dana performed a ballet routine to Love Story.” Dana is President of the Junior Class, a cheerleader, co-editor of the paper, and a member of the Beta Club and F.H.A. Annette Searcy 1st Runner Up Amy Roulain 3rd Runner Up 23 The newest section in the S.H.S. Annual is The Campus Cuties. We thought it was about time we put some of our adorable guys in the spotlight. This years overall winner is David Nolan, he had the most votes from the three classes. We hope this will become a tradition that will be carried on through the years at S.H.S. SOPHOMORES SENIORS JUNIORS: Darrell Gordon, Rusty Bagley, Scott Whisenhunt 10th 11th 12th SOPHOMORES: Left to right, Albert Journey, Tony Lesley, Tim Pollard VARSITY BASKETBALL 1983-84 RECORDS Tigers 65 Appalachian 47 Tigers 45 Ashvilie 68 Tigers 43 Locust Fork 56 Tigers 60 Odenville 58 Tigers 57 Ragland 37 Tigers 53 Moody 44 Tigers 63 Cleveland 39 Tigers 60 Ragland 48 Tigers 49 Locust Fork 52 Tigers 63 Moody 34 Tigers 66 Indian Springs 49 Tigers 48 Chelsea 50 Tigers 54 Hayden 36 Tigers 44 Pell City 6l Tigers 60 Ragland 67 Tigers 43 Ashvilie 47 Tigers 60 Odenville 58 Tigers 71 Cleveland 41 Tigers 62 Locust Fork 40 Tigers 53 Appalachian 41 Tigers 59 Indian Springs 40 Tigers 62 Hayden 41 Tigers 72 Cleveland 47 Tigers 57 Oneonta 66 26 This year’s Varsity Basketball Team was an improvement from last year. Coach Tom Sanders came in and did a super job of coaching, guiding the Tigers to a 16 8 overall record. The Tigers won 5 of their first 7 games and headed into their Christmas Tournament with high hopes, but lost in the finals to Locust Fork. Jimmy Peoples and Duane Gordon made the all-tournament team. Springville was seeded first in the county tournament with a 9-4 record. The Tigers took a injured and battered crew to the tournament and lost to Pell City in the semi- finals. Jimmy Peoples and Drew Goolsby made the All-tournament team. The Tigers carried a 6 game winning streak into the area tour- nament and beat Cleveland in the opening round then lost to Oneonta in the semi-finals. Jimmy Peoples and Chad Leopard make the all-area squad. The Tigers are graduating 10 of the 12 players with Jimmy Peoples and Brian Terry returning. Jimmy Peoples and Chad Leopard made All-County w hich was selected at the end of the year. VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL L to R; Anita Fisher, Paula Whisenant, Dana Gortney, Carla Bevel, Tami Tucker, Martha Sanders, Judy Michael, Susan Cagle, Renee Tucker VARSITY B-TEAM BASKETBALL 1983-84 RECORD Tigers 65 Appalachian 27 Tigers 47 Ashville 62 Tigers 37 Locust Fork 27 Tigers 64 Odenville 39 Tigers 55 Ragland 25 Tigers 31 Moody 17 Tigers 66 Moody 29 Tigers 48 Indian Springs 13 Tigers 68 Chelsea 42 Tigers 44 Hayden 22 Tigers 39 Pell City 42 Tigers 42 Ragland 16 Tigers 49 Ashville 57 Tigers 59 Odenville 38 Tigers 49 Locust Fork 32 Tigers 41 Appalachian 23 Tigers 93 Indian Springs 37 Tigers 45 Hayden 38 Back Row: Kelly Leopard, Donnie Ferguson, Glenn Whisenhunt, Ken Rogers, Steven Hunter, Brian Terry, Eric House, Bubba Connally, Rod Leopard, Ron Chamblee, Scott Hunter, Greg Dickinson; Top Row: Rena Shiver, Shelley Beauchamp, Katrina Roper, Dana Gorthey, Heather Hicks, Leigh Shiver VARSITY GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Top Row: Paula Whisenant, Susan Cagle, Coach Peggy Jones, Lisa Me Roberts, Standing: Judy Michael, Tracy Peoples, Sitting: Rachel Pearce, Hope Chaney, Renee Tucker, Lisa McClusky, Ingrid Drotz The Indoor State Track Meet wasn’t as successful as predicted. Everyone did their best. The ALL-STATE PERFORMERS includes: Katrina Roper, Judy Michael, Paula Whisenant, Sassy Sanders, Dana Gortney, Eric House, Brian Terry, and Maurice Woody. The Outdoor State Track Meet was held at Troy University. The team also competed in several meets. At Sanford University, Gary Johnson was named Outstanding Performer. The boys’s team came in third place. The Girls' team did well as individuals. Springville had a dual meet with Southside with the Springville girls on top wdth 69 points and Southside girls with 38 points. The boys’ team did well as individuals. INSIDE AND OUT BASEBALL Coach Tom McDowell, Royce Butler, David Nolan, Drew Goolsby, Scott Whisenhunt, Chad Leopard, Ross Pearson, Jeff Hensley, Jimmy Cross, Scott Chaney, Joe Roberson, Frank Anderson, Scott Lesley, Guy Johns, Scott Loggins, Jeff Parrish, Darrell Gordon, Steven Hunter, Chris Waid, Don Chamblee, Duane Gordon, Glenn Whisenhunt, Scott Dickert, Bubba Connally This year our baseball team did not have a ter- rific season, but they finished out the year as a group and they had a lot of fun practicing and play- ing together. The team included thir- teen Seniors who pro- jected great leadership for the younger team members throughout the season. 32 ATHLETIC AWARDS FOOTBALL — Ross Pearson — Most Improved Player, Scott Lesley — Best Lineman, David Nolan — Best Back, Jimmy Cross — Best Offensive Player, Greg Nolan — Best Defensive Player 34 VOLLEYBALL — Lisa McRoberts — Most CROSS COUNTRY — Most Valuable Runners Valuable Player, Ingrid Drotz — Most Improved — Glenn Whisenhunt and Heather Hicks Player Scott Lesley received the Charles Jarrett Athletic Award and was named Best All Around Athlete. BASEBALL — Bubba Connally — Best Pitcher, Glenn Whisenhunt — Highest Batting Average, David Nolan — Golden Glove Award, Scott Dickert — Most Valuable Player ATHLETIC AWARDS OUTDOOR TRACK — Paula Whisenant and Gary Johnson — INDOOR TRACK — Brian Terry Most Valuable Runners, Kay Martin — Most Improved Runner and Judy Michael — Most Valuable Runners BASKETBALL — Paula Whisenant — Most BASKETBALL — Chad Leopard and Jimmy Valuable Player, Sassy Sanders and Paula Whise- Peoples made All County and All Area. BASKETBALL — Eric House — Most Improved Player, Chad Leopard — Best Offensive Player, Scott Chaney — Best Defensive Player, Roy Epperson and Jimmy Cross — Captains, Jimmy Peoples — Most Valuable Player 35 VARSITY FOOTBALL Managers — MaNathan Swope, Harry Miller, Maurice Woody, Kevin Regulus,Jason Wiley 1983 Record Tigers 41 Douglas 21 Tigers 3 Locust Fork 0 Tigers 7 Oneonta 14 Tigers 14 Ashville 7 Tigers 0 Odenville 19 Tigers 9 Warrior 34 Tigers 35 Hayden 7 Tigers 9 Brighton 8 Tigers 12 Moody 0 Tigers 2 Cleveland 6 The 1983 Tiger football team finished with a 6-4 record. Through the year there were several mishaps. The many injuries and the ineligibility of one of our players put a damper on the team spirit, but thanks to the Senior leadership and fine coaching staff, they were able to overcome it and work well together. There were 14 Seniors on the Tiger football team and they will be greatly missed next year, but several underclassmen saw a lot of playing time, which will help them in the future. This year’s team had a lot of pride and a lot of spirit, although they didn’t do as well as they had hoped, we are still very proud and wish the best of luck to next year’s team! 36 Robert Harris; Asst. Coaches —Jimmy Owens, Tom Sanders, and Tom McDowell Head Coach All the hard work and long hours of practice paid off this summer for our Varsity Cheerleaders. After a long, hard, competitive week at the University of Alabama High School Clinic they were awarded the honor of State 2-A Champions! This was the first year the AHSAA held a champion- ship competition. For competition, they had an allot- ted time of three minutes and ten seconds to perform their routine. Their routine consisted of a pom pom routine, two cheers, two chants, double stunts, and gymnastics. They were judged for their spirit, form, timing and precision, voice, degree of difficulty and originality. Our Tigerettes also captured the first place All-State Basketball award during the week of competition, followed by the first place award in the All-State Foot- ball competition. Receiving this high honor, the Tigerettes earned the prestigous center front 50 yard line cheering position during the UA North-South football game where they performed at half-time. Cheerleading is now considered a year round sport and nobody probably knows of all the hard work and time that is put into the event. We are very proud of our girls, and proud that they could represent our school so well. Congratulations to the first annual 2-A State Champs!!! 40 SPORT FUNNIES This isn’t the football field. - I 1 We expect money for this. Then you put it in the oven and bake at 350° for 30 minutes. This time next year. I’ll be as big as he is. Now try it with the ball. What is that thing? Mr. Bill for President!!! 42 1 wish I had longer legs. Hey, I know that dude. Mjr JR. HIGH FOOTBALL 44 JR. HIGH BOYS’ BASKETBALL L to R: Tommy Ivey, Lamar Glidewell, Randy Ryals, Jason Swope, Royce Butler, Frank Anderson, Christian Harrison, Manathan Swope, Jeff England, Maurice Woody, Scott Hunter, Roderick Woody L to R: Darryl Morgan, Scott Walker, Richard Waid, Gary Matthews, Jason Wiley, Brandon Wiley, Barry Tucker Coach Harris 45 JR. HIGH GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Paige Martin, Donna Logan, Sharon Alverson, Allyson Martin, Tonya Parker, Stephanie Weaver, Tracy Miller, Sonya Harvey, Lori Loggins, Carol Buckner, Carol Glidewell The Junior High Girls’ Basketball team went 5-8 and finished third in the county tournament losing to Ashville in the semi- finals, 15-12. Sharon Alverson and Allyson Martin made the all tournament team and Sharon was selected to the All County Team. Coach Owens said, I was real proud of the effort that they put into the team and if they dedicate themselves in the future they have a chance to become a real fine varsity team. JR. HIGH GIRLS’ B-TEAM 46 Coach Jim Owens Gidget Anderson, Lisa Terry, Katie Gray Nissa Law, Patrice Whisenant, Bertha Harris, Tracy McBroom MARCHING TIGER BAND Brenda Hanna and Cindy Morris Drum Majors Officers: Steve McLaughlin, Pam Humphreys, Chris Tucker, Steve Skinner, Allyson Martin, Cindy Morris, Donna Rayburn, Lesley Wilson, Shannon Frost, Angi Stirling, Brenda Hanna Not pic- tured: Richard Harvey The Springville Tiger Band has new pride this year along with our new band director, Judy Cox. Mrs. Cox has put forth a lot of effort and hard work to make this year’s band program outstanding. Our band received new uniforms this year. Our half-time shows were full of Tiger Pride. Our band competed at the Mid-Al. Marching Band Festival in Midfield, Al. The band won 2nd place. The flags received excellent ratings and our Drum Majors received a superior rating. 48 Low Brass: Rod Leopard, Eric House, Joanne McBroom, Matt Loggins, Lance Bell, Steve Skinner Trumpets: Marshall Tucker, Dana Gortney, Tim Tucker, Steve McLaughlin, Lani law, Lori Loggins, Jeffrey Deweese, Pam Humphreys Percussion: Donna Rayburn, Jeff Parrish, Amy Poe, Troy Stephens, Richard Harvey, Martha Sanders, Steven Looney, Kim White Woodwinds: Lesley Wilson, Julie Wallace, Charlotte McCombs, Sonya Harvey, Shelley Beauchamp, Dana Law, Michele Boone, Sheila Venable, Kerri Johns, Nissa Law, Teresa Higdon, Kim Leopard, Heather Hicks, Gina Fraser, Tami Toles, Dewey Griffin, Doug Cohn, Chris Tucker, Sondra Cox, Carlina Roberts, Angi Everette, Belinda Lee, Shannon Frost, Vanessa Oakes, Angela Humphreys, Lisa Terry 49 FLAGS Angi Stirling — Captain Karen Cowan Diane Lucas Tina Alford Amie Clay Lavelle Guthrie Angela Burttram Wendy Long Donna Gortney — not pictured MAJORETTES Paige Martin Allyson Martin — Captain Sherry Johnson 50 4-H BOYS AND GIRLS Doug Logan, Matt Loggins, Richard Harvey, Albert Journey, Scott Harbuck, Blake Farmer, Gerald Regulas, Steven Looney, Jeff Venable, Pete Rose, Norman Yeager, Mike Forman, Chris McLaughlin, Joseph Kirchner, John Stephens Kari Johns, Charlotte McCombs, Sheila Venable, Mrs. Crocker, Kim White, Sassy Sanders, Karen Cowan, Angie Nichols, Susan Scott, Brenda Hanna, Michelle Wilkinson, Katie Gray, Tammie Winslett, Browyn Hill, Carol White, Tami Tucker, Betty Nichols, Angela Humphreys, Nancy Wilson, Tonya Brown, Tina Phillips, Tracy Murdock, Sesley Beatty STUDENT COUNCIL This year (he Student Council under the supervision of Mr. Eugene Tucker, performed many services for our school. They held several dances and spent countless hours preparing for our school. They held several dances and spent countless hours preparing for our beautiful homecoming parade. The Student Council bought a wireless microphone and a new crown for the school with the funds they raised. The Student Council has had a very suc- cessful year and should be proud of the things they have accomplished. Sponsor: Mr. Eugene Tucker President: Davia McGowan Vice President: Greg Matthews Secretary — Michele Royal Brenda Hanna, Barry Tucker, Steven Searcy, Carol Glidewell, Tami Tucker, Richard Harvey, Eugene Tucker, Michele Royal, Davia McGowan, Greg Matthews, Katrina Roper, Chad Leopard, Lesley Wilson, Dana Gortney, Jess Roberson, Charlotte McCombs, Nissa Law, Shelley Beauchamp, Brandon Davis, Kathy Brooks, Jason Wiley, Rick Tucker, Terri Sue Kirkland, Susan Scott, Rod Leopard, Rachel Pearce, Scott Lesley, Sharon Rhodes, Lisa McCluskey, Scott Hall, Terry Rhodes, Lori Loggins 52 F.F.A. This year the Future Farmers of America participated in many activities such as their annual fruit sales, landjudging and livestock and dairy judging. Springville hosted the annual F.F.A. speaking contest and Greg Matthews, President of the Springville Chapter, won second place in the contest. The F.F.A. ended their year with the an- nual F.F.A. — F.H.A. Banquet where several awards were given. These included Outstanding Greenhand Award”, Outstanding Farmer Award”, and the Dekalb Agriculture Accomplishment Award”. Joey Rylant — Reporter, Greg Matthews — President, Scott Dickert — First Vice- President, Steven Hunter — Second Vice- President, Jimmy Cross — Secretary, Glenn Whisenhunt — Sentinel, Not Pic- tured — Drew Goolsby — Treasurer F.H.A. The F.H.A. has been very active this year. Dur- ing Homecoming week, the F.H.A. sold mums. Hope Chaney and Duane Gordon were elected F.F.A. — F.H.A. Favorites. The F.H.A. chose Ms. Faul as their adopted grandmother. They sent Ms. Faul special gifts on Thanksgiving and Christmas. The F.H.A. also held their annual Christmas party for the special education class. February 13-17 was National F.H.A. week. The officers selected Angi Stirling as the F.H.A. Special Person of the week. President — Annette Searcy Vice President — Renee Tucker Secretary — Lynn Abernathy Treasurer — Katrina Roper Chaplain — Diane Lucas Historian — Donna Buckner Recreational Leaders — Susan Cagle, Lisa McRoberts Sponsor — Barbara Williams Lisa McRoberts. Susan Cagle, Donna Buckner, Diane Lucas, Katrina Roper, Lynn Abernathy, Annette Searcy, Barbara Williams. Martha Sanders, Karen Cowan. Juanita Harris. Hope Chaney, Angie Stirling, Tami Tucker, Julie Martin, Tracy Murdock. Lori England, Lisa Bice, Laura Mardis, Yvonne Bradburry, Tracy Payne, Amy Roulain. Sharon Rhodes. Kim Williams. Donna Rayburn, Marchelle Gibbs, Andrea Champion. Kathy Price, Shae Simmons. Gail Roberson, Tracy Dickert, Brenda Hanna, Carlina Roberts. Sondra Cox. Carol Buckner. Lynn Ash. Nita Fisher, Dana Wilson, Tina Layfield, Susan Layfield. Shelia Wise, Tina Brown, Dawn Roberts,Judy Michael 54 FHA TEA 1984 SENIOR MEMORIES Another year goes passing by and graduation is here To some this brings a joyous smile To others, brings a tear For four years you have tread a path From dawn to setting sun But now the path goes steeper And the climb is just begun. We're very glad to know you We'll miss you when you’ve gone And to our Seniors of '84 We say goodbye forever more. The FHA Tea was held at Annette Searcy’s house this year. The tea was in honor of the seniors and their mothers. Miss FHA and her alternates were chosen by the FHA. The 1984 Miss FHA was Katrina Roper. The two alternates were Annette Searcy and Amy Missildine. President — Renee Tucker Vice President — Nita Fisher Not Pictured Secretary — Angie Stirling Treasurer — Hope Chaney Not Pictured Historian — Karen Cowan Chaplain —Juanita Harris Recreation Leaders — Tami Tucker and Dana Wilson BETA CLUB The Beta Club, a service organization, had many projects this year. Their service projects included honoring the alumni at Homecoming, keeping a con- cession stand at the basketball games, sponsoring needy families at Thanksgiving and sponsoring an an- nual community blood drive. Other activities the club participated in were the Beta Club Banquet held at Joel’s Restaurant in Trussville, a hayride, the Beta Club Convention in Birmingham where Michele Royal won first place in the talent contest. Michele and many other members attended the National Convention in Tennessee. A formal candlelight tapping was held for the induction of the new members at the end of the year. Mr. Robert Harris was the Beta Club sponsor this year. Historian — Donna Buckner Secretary — Angi Stirling Vice President — Greg Matthews President — Amy Missildine Treasurer — Tami Tucker Annette Searcy, Carol White, Susan Scott, Brenda Hanna, Kim White, Tami Tucker, Amy Missildine, Greg Matthews, Angie Stirling, Donna Buckner, Lynn Abernathy, Eric House, Chad Leopard, Carla Bevel, Lisa McRoberts, Pam Humphreys, Cindy Ellison, Michele Wilkinson, Rod Leopard, Karen Cowan, Martha Sanders, Darrell Gordon, Robert Harris, Scott Lesley, Dana Wilson, Michele Royal, Renee Tucker, Susan Cagle, Cindy Morris 56 COMPUTER CLUB Kim White, Susan Scott. Teresa Higdon, Cindy Morris, Richard Harvey. Amy Missildine, Steven Hunter, Mr. Stafford, Christy Starres, Stephanie Weaver, Lisa Terry, Charlotte Mc- Combs, Carol White, Dana Wilson, Joseph Kirchner, Scott Malone, David Rhodes, Johathan Van Pelt, Maurice Woody, Steven Looney, Cheryl Brown, Chris McLaughlin. Manathan Swope, Scott Hunter, Shawn Hensley, Doug Green, Ed Barrett. Tony Henndon, Paula Peoples, Brownyn Hill, Angi Everett, Angela Humphreys, Nissa Law, Angie Nichols, Jimmy Derrick. Tony Lesley, Brenda Hanna, Rod Leopard. Chad Leopard. Eric House. Troy Stephens, Michelle Wilkinson. Michael Forman, Susan Cagle, Dana Gortney, Ron Chamblee, Donna Rayburn, Trudy Glenn MATH TEAM Angela Humphreys, John David Russell, Jeffrey Deweese, Pam Humphreys, Kim White, Susan Scott, Marchelle Gibbs, Sharon Rhodes, Jimmy Derrick, Chris Tucker, Richard Harvey 57 The S-Club was reorganized in 1984 to increase student participation in fund raising and fellowship. Mr. Robert Harris is the sponsor. Brian Terry was elected President and Tami Tucker was elected Vice President. The Paper staff is sponsored by the Beta Club. This year the Beta club elected Cindy Ellison as editor and Dana Wilson as co- editor of the Tiger Tales. The sponsor of the newspaper was Janet Crocker. This year the Beta Club voted to allow the student body to be a part of the staff. The staff did a great job and produced the best paper we have ever had. 58 F.B.L.A AND V1CA The Business and Office Education classes at the John Pope Eden Vocational School has organized the Future Business Leaders of America. This club is a service organization. The 1983-84 officers were Cheri Gray — President; Rhonda Hollis — Historian; and Lisa Harris — Chaplain. The local chapter of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America also meets at the Vocational School. This club sponsored many dances as fund raisers and donated to many needy causes. The 1983-84 officers were David Duke — President; Eric Woody — Vice President; and Gary Johnson — Reporter. STATE TALENT WINNER The Annual Beta Club Convention was held in Birmingham on March 2-3. Twenty-six members and four sponsors at- tended. Michele Royal was our entry in the talent contest. Michele entertained everyone with a Christian contemporary song, Look What Has Happened to Me”. There were fourteen other talent acts from around the state. Michele came in first place, was awarded a trophy and the op- portunity to compete in the National con- test held in Nashville, Tennessee on June 14-16. Top Left: Mary Alice depends on Katrina to keep the office running smoothly during 3rd period Top Right: 2nd Semester Mail Carrier — Greg Matthews Middle Left: 1st Semester Mail Carrier — Chad Leopard and Eric House Middle Right: Marquee Managers — Tina Alford and Nita Fisher Bottom Left: Library Assistants — Sharon Rhodes, Tracy Payne, Amy Roulain, Susan Cagle, Dana Wilson, Lisa McClusky and Coach Harris, the Librarian 60 A LIFETIME IS NOT TOO LONG TO LIVE AS FRIENDS J immy - “ fr� jCynn Ailt Carta tJevef 2)onna tj ui Itr Scott Chaney WuhaelColL ei Sa BoyJ KoLri BrooLs S. Sryant Mrs. Terry was chosen as the St. Clair Teacher of the Year by the American Legion Post 170 and Auxiliary. She was awarded a plaque and a cash award of $300.00 in an assembly in front of the entire student body. Everyone was proud that a teacher from S.H.S. was awarded with this honor. She has been the favorite of many students for a long time and most feel that this award is long overdue. Congratulations Mrs. Terry! We love you! The 1983-84 Junior Miss Pageant was a big success. There was a selective amount of talent from all over the county. Springville was very proud of its representative in this year’s contest. Annette Searcy was chosen as alternate with a fine performance of a gym- nastic routine. Also, Michele Royal was chosen as Miss Congeniality. The DAR Good Citizenship Award is presented each year by the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion to a senior who exemplifies the qualities of leadership, service, and dependability. This year the award went to Amy Missildine. Amy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Missildine. She is president of the Beta Club, vice-president of the Computer Club, member of F.H.A. and was the 1983 Girls’ State Citizen. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ara Q°° 1984 SENIOR WHO’S WHO Each year the Senior Class elects their Who’s Who based on outstanding qualities and characteristics exhibited by members of the class during their years at Springville High School. This year the annual staff chose thirty-five different categories. For each category there is a posi- tion for one boy and one girl. Nominations were made openly by the class and then each member cast their vote. Photos for the 83-84 Senior Who’s Who were taken at Noc- calula Falls in Gadsden. Most Dependable Scott Dickert and Amy Missildine 70 Best All Around Kim Cook and Jimmy Cross Wittiest Paula Whisenant and Sam Boyd Most Understanding Donna Buckner and Ken Rogers Most Creative Rhonda Kirchner and Steve Skinner WHO’S WHO Best Dressed Greg Mathews and Rachel Pearce Most Helpful Lisa McRoberts and Ken Rogers Most Mischievous Scott Moore and Lisa McRoberts Most Athletic Judy Michael and David Nolan Best Figure and Physique Annette Searcy and Scott Chaney Most Honest Michael Colley and Lisa Harris 71 j oA n ty Hyatt Qui 3° Kk onda - Kiri lu C had Jeopard Rod Jeopard Scott Jeife mlbiane Ju Cjre 7Hatth ews jbavia WcC v youan Jiu. Wc Voter!i uJu Wiclatt PhytL Witt., 4my ) I lilii lli me Scott m oore Cindy Worris 2)ttviJ Vote an KacUP earce Hois P earion 73 WHO’S WHO Class Clowns Katrina Roper and Joe Roberson Zaniest Jeff Hensley and Davia McGowan Biggest Mouth Guy Johns and Diane Lucas Friendliest Duane Gordon and Paula Whisenant 74 Prettiest Smile Rhonda Hollis and David Wilson Prettiest Hair Glenn Whisenhunt and Rachel Pearce WHO’S WHO Most Daring Ross Pearson and Michelle Royal Most Involved Greg Mathews and Cindy Ellison Best Looking David Nolan and Carla Bevel Best Personality Scott Chaney and Ingrid Drotz Most Independent Lynn Ash and Sean Bryant Shyest Dawn Roberts and Michael Colley 75 ,2) uric XVifion Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Colors: Burgundy and Grey Class Motto: Take all the time you spend wishing for tomorrow and spend it making today come true. Class Song: Friends” And friends are friends forever If the Lord’s the Lord of them And a friend will not say never ’Cause the welcome will not end Though its hard to let you go In the Father’s hand we know That a lifetime’s not too long To live as friends 77 WHO’S WHO Most Likely to Succeed Scott Lesley and Amy Missildine Most Studious Cindy Ellison and Robert Brooks Most Talented Michelle Royal and Steve Skinner Most School Spirit Katrina Roper and Johnny Hyatt Most Considerate Prettiest Eyes Jimmy Cross and Lynn Ash Chad Leopard and Kim Cook 78 WHO’S WHO Most Courteous Sean Bryant and Lisa Harris Most Lovesick Scott Dickert and Diane Lucas Neatest Phyllis Miller and Chad Leopard Laziest Scott Lesley and Kathy Brown Most Adorable Ingrid Drotz and Duane Gordon Biggest Flirt Jimmy Allman and Annette Searcy 79 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Cindy Ellison — Presidential Scholarship to the University of Alabama Drew Goolsby — Scholarship to Jacksonville. Lisa Harris — Work Scholarship to Tennessee Temple. Rod Leopard — Renewable Scholarship to Samford University. Scott Lesley — Renewable Scholarship to Jacksonville. Greg Matthews — Scholarship to Herzing Institute. Amy Missildine — St. Clair Coun- ty Auburn Alumni Scholarship. Cindy Morris — Renewable Leadership Scholarship to the University of Montevallo. 1984 PROM On April 7, 1984, the Seniors, Juniors, parents and faculty once again gathered at the Holiday Inn in Birmingham for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. The dance was preceded by a dinner at which the class prophecy and will were read. Then the Senior leadout took place followed by the Senior dance. Everyone had a wonderful time dancing to the music of T.J. the D.J. The Prom is always an event that is filled with fond memories and this year is not exception. This year’s Prom will be one that is never forgot- ten Through the Years”. 82 THROUGH THE YEARS J As a part of the Prom, the Juniors presented the Seniors with the follow- ing poem: On winged feet the four years pass And now we honor our Senior Class. Beyond these walls, this town, this state A whole new world now lies in wait. You’ve much to learn, we’re often told Wisdom to gain before you’re old But today — before you turn and go Your separate ways, as well we know. Enjoy this place, these hours, this school In memory they’ll return to you. 83 Mr. and Miss S.H.S. Mr. and Miss S.H.S. is chosen by the Junior class. This year the Juniors did a report on their nominees for English class and then voted on one boy and one girl. This award is given to two Seniors who have shown outstanding qualities of academic achievement, dependability and leadership and have benefited S.H.S. in many ways. This year the honor goes to Scott Chaney and Donna Buckner. The alternates were Duane Gordon, Scott Lesley, Carla Bevel and Amy Missildine. Carla Bevel and Duane Gordon Amy Missildine and Scott Lesley 85 AROUND THE WORLD On May 11, 1984, the Senior Class presented Around the World in Eighty Days.” The action began when Phileas Fogg, an English gentleman, suspected of robbery, made a bet with three of his friends that he can go around the world in eighty days. He and his valet, Passepartout, ran into a little trouble as Mr. Fix, a detective, followed them and tried to arrest them. While traveling in India, they came upon a damsel in distress, Aouda, and saved her from her death. In the end, Mr. Fogg turned out to be innocent, won his bet, and married Aouda. The Senior Class would like to thank Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Lesley, Mr. Dollar, Mrs. Terry, stu- dent director, Cindy Ellison, and stage manager, Johnny Hyatt, for all the time and help they gave in putting on this play. CAST Ann ..........................................Donna Buckner Mrs. Murchison ...............................Rachel Pearce Passepartout ................................Greg Matthews Phileas Fogg............................................Rod Leopard Stuart.................................................Chad Leopard Flanagan................................................Guy Johns Ralph.........................................Roy Epperson Jenny...........................................Cindy Morris Gertie ..........................................Diane Lucas Emily........................................Amy Missildine Newsboy......................................Robert Brooks Nora.........................................Annette Searcy Mr. Fix .........................................Jimmy Cross Myra Fix......................................Katrina Roper Blackstone................................................Drew Goolsby Framji .........................................Jeff Hensley Bose..........................................Troy Stephens Aouda..............................................Kim Cook Judge Obadiah ....................................Eric House Sally Norris ...................................Teresa Rush Bertha Brown.....................................Lisa Harris Angelica Brown...................................Cheri Gray Colonel Stamp Proctor.................................Scott Lesley Indian....................................................Ross Pearson Dancers ............................Carla Bevel. Ingrid Drotz, Barbara Goosby. Rhonda Hollis. Davia McGowan,Judy Michael, Paula X hisenant, Linda Williams, Bobby Buggs, Bubba Conn.illy, Scott Dickert, Duane Gordon, Gar -Johnson. Ken Rogers, and Glenn Whisenhunt Best Actor Jimmy Cross Student Director Cindy Ellison Best Actress Katrina Roper Best Supporting Actor Greg Matthews Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Lesley Best Supporting Actress Kim Cook 86 GRADUATION The Graduation ceremony took place on Thursday May 24, 1984 with 62 Seniors graduating. A challeng- ing speech was given by the President, Jimmy Cross. Following that Cindy Ellison, the salutatorian gave her speech. The Seniors sang their class song, Friends and afterwards the valedictorian, Amy Missildine gave her speech. Mr. Bagley recognized several Seniors for their academic and athletic achievements and presented awards. The ceremony ended after the diplomas were received and the Alma Mater was sung. The officers were Jimmy Cross, Pres.; Greg Mat- thews, Vice Pres.; Kim Cook, Sec.-Treas.; Drew Goolsby, Historian. Sponsors: Mrs. Terry, Mr. Dollar, Mrs. Lesley Amy Missildine — Valedictorian Cindy Ellison — Salutatorian oq FAREWELL CLASS Charles Jarrett Amy Missildine John Walker Scott Lesley Donna Tucker Cindy Morris Greg Matthews was recog- nized for 3rd, highest point average in the class. OF EIGHTY-FOUR SENIOR DIRECTORY JIMMY NATHAN ALLMAN, JR. - Vocational School, Sr. Play Stage Crew. LYNN LEOPARD ASH - Band, 4- H, F.H.A. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Sr. Who’s Who. CARLA RAE BEVEL - All State Varsity Cheerleader — 3 years. Basketball, Cross Country, Volleyball, Indoor Track, Fr. Class President, Beauty and Maid. Beta Club, Glee Club, S Club, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Jr. Class Favorite and 1st Vice President, Jr. and Sr. Beauty, Alt. Miss Homecoming, Miss Springville contestant, Sr. Who’s W'ho, Most Spirited Cheerleader, Alt. Miss. S.H.S., Sr. Play Cast. SAMUEL MAURICE BOYD - Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, F.F.A., All County Football, Sr. W'ho’s W;ho, Sr. Class Favorite. ROBERT BLAIR BROOKS — F.F.A., Library Staff, Sr. W'ho’s Who, Sr. Play Cast. KATHY HANNAH BROWN — Band, F.B.L.A., Sr. Who’s Who. Sr. Play Stage Crew. SEAN S. BRYANT — Gifted Class, Football, Basketball, Track. F.F.A., Glee Club, Student Council, Paper Staff, S-Club, Sr. Who’s Who, Sr. Play Stage Crew. DONNA KAY BUCKNER - F.H.A Historian, Annual Staff Co-Editor, Pep Club, Glee Club, Paper Staff, Student Council, Beta Club Historian, Sr. Who’s Who, Library Staff, Government Day Rep., Miss S.H.S. BOBBY JOE BUGGS - Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball, V.I.C.A. Sr. Play Cast. SCOTT ALLEN CHANEY — Basket- ball. Football, All County Football and B-Team Basketball, Track, Baseball B-Club, F.F.A., Sr. Who’s Who, Campus Cutie, Mr. S.H.S., Sr. Play Stage Crew. MICHAEL COLLEY - Who’s Who Among American High School Students, F.F.A., Football, Sr. Who’s Who, Sr. Play Stage Crew RONALD DEAN CONNALLY — Track, Cross Country, Baseball, F.F.A., S-Club, Sr. Play Cast. KIMBERLY RENEA COOK - F.H.A. Paper Staff, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, U.S.C.A.A., Cheerleading Award, All State Cheerleader — 2 years, 1983 2-A State Champion in Cheerleading, Sr. Maid, Beauty and Class Favorite, Sr. Class Secretary, Sr. W'ho’s W'ho Jr. Class Secretary, Soph. Class Vice President, Fr. Class Secretary, Miss Springville Top Ten 1983, Student Council, Sr. Play Best Supporting Actress. JAMES DUNCAN CROSS - Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, F.F.A. Secretary, All County Basketball and Baseball, MVP - Basketball, Golden Glove Award, All County Honorable Mention — Football, Jr. and Sr. Class President, Sr. Who’s Who, W'ho’s W ho Among American High School Students, Fr. and Soph. Class Favorite, Sr. Play Best Actor. GREGORY SCOTT l)I( KERT — Football. Baseball. F.F.A. Vice President Sr. Who’s Who, Sr. Play Cast. INGRID KATARINA DROTZ — Foreign Exchange Student, Volleyball. Sr. W ho’s W ho, Sr. Play Cast. DAVID ALLAN DUKE - V.I.C.A. President, Sr. Play Stage Crew. LUCINDA LEIGH ELLISON - Beta _ Club, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Library Staff, Gifted Class, Tiger Tales Editor, Scholar Bowl Team, Sr. Who’s Who, Beta Club Awards, The Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Key of Life Singer, Century 111 Leaders Certificate of Merit, Government Day Representative, Commended Student — National Merit, Presidential Scholarship — University of Alabama. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Sr. Play Stage Director, United States Achievement Academy, Salutatorian. ROY GREGORY EPPERSON - F.F.A., Basketball, Beta Club, Paper Staff, S-Club, Sr. Play Cast. JOHN DAVID GLENN - V.I.C.A. W ILLIAM DREW GOOLSBY - £tu- dent Council, Football, Baseball, All County Basketball, F.F.A. Secretary, .Treasurer, Sr. Play Cast. BARBARA JOAN GOOSBY — V.I.C.A., F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Sr. Play Cast. DUANE ALAN GORDON — Beta Club, S-Club, F.F.A., Sr. W'ho’s Who, Basketball, All Tournament Basketball, Football, Baseball, F.H.A. Favorite, I Dare You Award, Sr. Play Cast, Alternate Mr. S.H.S. CHERI YVONNE GRAY - Basket ball, Cross Country, F.B.L.A. Reporter and President, F.H.A., Sr. Play Cast. MELISSA KAY HARRIS — F.B.L.A Chaplain, Beta Club, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Sr. Who’s Who, I Dare You Award, Sr. Play Cast. JEFFREY HUGH HENSLEY - F.F.A., Basketball, Baseball, S-Club, Sr. Who’s Who, Teacher’s Aid, Agribusiness, Sr. Play Cast. RHONDA JEAN HOLLIS - F.B.L.A. Historian. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Sr. Who’s Who, Sr. Play Cast. ERIC BUNYAN HOUSE - Jr. Foot- ball, Basketball, Beta Club, Track, Cross Country, Computer Club, S- Club, Band, 4-H, F.F.A., Paper Staff, Government Day Represen- tative, W'ho’s Who Among American High School Students, Land Judging Team, Office Assis- tant, All County B-Team Basketball. JOHN ASHLY HYATT - Football. F.F.A., 4-H Song Leader, S-Club, Sr. Who’s Who, Glee ( lub. Sr. Play Stage Manager. GUY HUGH JOHNS - Glee Club, F.F.A., Pep Club, Football, Com- puter Club, Gifted Class, Track, Sr. Who’s Who, W'ho’$ W'ho Among American High School Students, Sr. Play Cast. GARY ALLIN JOHNSON - V.I.C.A. Reporter, Football, Track, Sr. Play Cast. RHONDA DENISE KIRCHNER - Annual Staff, Glee Club, Computer Club. CHAD ARLYN LEOPARD - Foot- 1 ball. Baseball, Track, Basketball, S-Club, Glee Club, Beta Club, Beta Club Favorite, The Society of Distinguished American High School' Students, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, F.F.A., Sr. Who’s Who, Student Council, Computer Club, Office Assistant, Beta Club Awards, All Area Basketball, All County Basket- ball, Sr. Play Cast. RODNEY LYNN LEOPARD - F.F.A., Beta Club, Indoor Track (Captain), Outdoor Track, Cross Country, Band, Outstanding Band- sman of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Section Leader, Government Day Representative, Paper Staff, Basketball, S-Club, Computer Club, Sr. Play Cast. DENNIS SCOTT LESLEY — All County Football, Best Offensive Lineman, Best Defensive Lineman, Football Co-Captain, Baseball, Mr. R.B.I., MVP Basketball, All County Basketball, All Christmas Tourna- ment, Track, Student Council, Scholar Bowl Team, Beta Club, Gifted Class, Sr. Who’s Who, Com- puter Club, Alternate Mr. S.H.S., Sr. Play Cast. BERTHA DIANE LUCAS - Band, Color Guard, F.H.A. Chaplain, An- nual Staff, Paper Staff, Glee Club, Pep Club, 4-H, Outdoor Track, S- Club, Sr. Who’s Who, All County Band, Miss Springville contestant, Queen of Hearts contestant, Government Day Representative, Sr. Play Cast. GREGORY DEWAYNE MAT THEWS - Sr. Who’s Who, Beta Club Vice President, Student Coun- cil Vice President, Jr. Class Treasurer, F.F.A. Secretary and President, S-Club, Land Judging Team, Public Speaking, Office Assistant, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Football, The Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Who’s Who Among American High Students, Boys State Representative, Govern- ment Day Representative, Sr. Play Best Supporting Actor. WENDY DAVIA MCGOWAN - Cheerleader, Student Council Presi- dent, Queen of Hearts — Miss Con- geniality, Fr. and Soph. Class Favorites, Sr. Who’s Who, F.H.A., United States Achievement Academy Award, Glee Club, Jr. Class 2nd Vice President, S-Club, Volleyball, Soph. Maid, Sr. Play Case LISA JANINE MCROBERTS - Jr. Basketball, Jr. Volleyball, Varsity Basketball, F.H.A, Recreational Leader, Beta Club, Paper Staff, An-| nual Staff, S-Club, Sr. Who’s Who. JUDY LYNN MICHAEL - 4-H, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Glee Club, F.H.A., S-Club, Color Guard, Volleyball, Basketball, All State Cross Country, All State Indoor and Outdoor Track, MVP Indoor Track, Soph. Class Beauty, Sr. Class Beauty, Sr. Who’s Who, Miss Spr- ingville contestant. Government Day Representative, Sr. Play Cast. PHYLLIS MILLER - 4-H, Sr. Who’s Who. AMY JO MISSILDINE - Beta Club Secretary — Treasurer, and Presi- dent, F.H.A., The Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Sr. Who’s Who. American History Award, Girls State Representative, Glee Club, Pep Club, Computer Club, Vice Presi- dent , Beta Club Awards, DAR Good Citizenship Award, Annual Staff, Beta Club Favorite, Sr. Play Cast, Alternate Miss S.H.S., Young Homemakers Award, Alternate Miss F.H.A., Valedictorian. SCOTT ALAN MOORE — F.F.A.. Football, Basketball, S-Club, Land Judging Team, Sr. Who’s Who, Sr. Play Stage Crew. CYNTHIA ORENE MORRIS - Drum Major, Clarinet Section Leader, Band Secretary — Treasurer, Band Director’s Award, The Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Beta Club, Glee Club. Pep Club. Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Computer Club, Gifted Class, Indoor Track. Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Sr. Play Cast. DAVID BURTON NOLAN - Foot ball, Baseball, Basketball, Track, MVP -Football, All County Foot- ball, Outstanding Offensive Back, S-Club, F.F.A., Sr. Who’s Who, Campus Cutie. RACHEL VIVIAN PEARCE - F.H.A., Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Computer Club, Volleyball and Basketball Scorekeeper, Scholar Bowl Team, Sr. Play Cast. HUGH ROSS PEARSON - Jr. Foot- ball, All County Football, Baseball, Basketball, 4-FI, F.F.A., Pep Club, Glee Club, S-Club, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Sr. Who’s Who, Sr. Play Cast. KENNETH WARREN RHODES -$ Football, F.F.A., V.I.C.A. JOE WILLIAM ROBERSON — Jr. Football, F.F.A., Baseball, Sr. Who’s Who, Student Council, S- Club, Sr. Play Stage Crew. DAWN MARIE ROBERTS — F.H.A., 4-H, Sr. Who’s Who. KEN EDWARD ROGERS — Foot- ball, Track, Cross Country, F.F.A., Sr. Who’s Who, Sr. Play Cast. KATRINA LYNN ROPER - An- nual Staff, Paper Staff, Computer Club, All State Cross Country and Indoor Track, Student Council, Sr. Who’s Who, All State Outdoor Track, Miss Springville contestant, Queen of Hearts— 3rd Runner-Up, S-Club, F.H.A. Treasurer, Govern- ment Day Representative, 4-H, Tiger Sweetheart, Sr. Play Best Ac- tress, Miss F.H.A. DAWN MICHELE ROYAL — An- nual Staff, Paper Staff, Computer Club, Jr. Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball Storekeeper, Beta Club, Student Council Secretary — Treasurer, Miss Springville 2nd and 4th Runner-Up, Glee Club Sr. Who’s Who, Jr. Miss -Miss Con- geniality, 1984 Beta Club State Con- vention Talent Winner. TERESA ANN RUSH - 4-H, F.H.A., Sr. Play Cast. CATHERINE ANNETTE SEARCY — 1984 Homecoming Queen, Top Sr. Beauty, Jr. Maid, Alternate Jr. Miss, Sr. Who’s Who, F.H.A., Secretary and President, Annual Staff - Editor, Miss Springville Top Ten, 1st Runner-up and Talent Award, Queen of Hearts - 3rd Runner-Up, U.S.C.A.A. Cheerleadirtg Award, The Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Beta Club, Glee Club, Most Spirited Cheerleader Award, Paper Staff, All State Cheerleader - 3 years, 1983 2-A State Champion in Cheerleading, Government Day Representative, S-Club, Student Council, Alternate Miss F.H.A , Sr. Play Cast. STEVEN GLENN SKINNEK - Band Captain, F.F.A. Scholar Bowl Team. Sergeant of Arms, Low Brass Section Leader, Sr. Who’s Who, Sr. Play Stage Crew . CARRIE LYLE SMITH - HERO Parliamentarian, F.H.A. TROY ALLEN STEPHENS - Track, Computer Club, F.F.A., 4-H, Sr. Play Cast. DONALD HUGH THOMAS — Baseball, F.F.A., 4-H, S-Club, Sr. Play Stage Crew. PAULA RENEE WHISENANT - Pep Club, Certificate for Fashion, All State Track, Government Day Representative, S-Club, Sr. Play Cast. LARRY GLENN WHISENHUNT - Football, Cross Country, Track, S- Club, Student Council, Sr. Who’s Who, F.F.A., F.H.A., Campus Cutie, Sr. Play Cast,Jr. Class Favorite. DAVID ANTHONY WILSON - Basketball, Football, F.F.A., Sr. Who’s Who, 4-H, S-Club. u SIXTH GRADE GRADUATION The Special Education of Springville competed in the Special Olympics held at Montevallo in December. They competed in the State Volleyball Contest and received many medals and a fourth place trophy. Dena Barren Shane Burney Michael Colley Jimmy Greer Lynn Layfield Donna Lesley Jeremy McSweeney Celeste Miller Paul Miller Tara Peoples Agnes Phillip Susie Rhodes Penny Simmons Joycelyn Turner Patrick Ash Chris Bouch Lori Brashier Michael Brooks Ashley Burttram Hunter Burttram Jackson Burttram Leslie Chappel Lisa Colquitt Robert Cook Mitch Dickinson Julie Diffey John Doss Larry Emanuel Caine Gilmer Angie Hammock Nolen Hart Kelly Hughes Micah Jones Tina Jones Wes Jones Gerald Kelly Jennifer Leopard Jaybee Martin Trey Massey Quinessa Moore Jennifer Morrison Page New Bobby Nix Sabrina Overby Jon Patterson 98 Larry Poets Misty Price Kevin Rankin Matt Reece Wendy Rhodes Jack Russell Rachel Russell Noel Scott Angie Sharkey Chrissy Simmons Sabrina Simmons Kim Smith Misty Traughber Royce Turner Joey Ware Timmy White Frances Williams Jeremy Wilson Kelly Woody Bridget Phillips Amanda Pitts Stuart Symon Melissa Taylor Eric Ashley Joe Arnold Stacey Baker Timothy Baswell Christina Brown Lenna Burttram Nathan Burttram Don Brure Daniel la Bowling Lane Chamblee Jason Cantrell Sabrina Chamblee Betsy Cook Cindy Cotton Jon England David Foster Kim Foster Tim Foster Roger Franklin Brandi Gilbreath Kit Goolsby Summer Harrison Jason Harrison Candice Hataway Renee Head Brandi Hill Mandy Hill Richard Holder Demystria James Alex Johnson Amy Jones Trey Jones David King Kelly Layfield Casandra Lewis F I R S T The first grade at Springville School has Christmas and Valentine parties. They have an Easter Egg Hunt also. They participate in the Halloween Car- nival and the May Day Program. They go to The Discovery Place in Birm- ingham for a field trip. Reed McLaughlin Amy Marler Amanda Masters Meredith Moore Dwayne Morgan Shannon Nichols v.'5l ■ iKv.'il Christi Nolin Jill Pearson Edward Peoples April Phillips Jay Phillips Preston Phillips Ronnie Phillips Dusty Quick Tangie Roberson Shane Rylant Rachel Sherrer Jennifer Shockley Jessica Skinner Lauren Spears Donna Thrasher Ashley Tucker Lamar Vann Cody Ware Kevin White Stephen Williams Christie Wisner 101 LaSonja Woody Josh Wyatt Heather Young The second grade’s main objective is learning to read and read well. This we work on all year. Many and various ways are used to meet this goal — and no one can say that learning can’t be fun after com- pleting second grade! We look forward all year to our annual field trip to Desota Caverns in Childersburg. This is also a learning experience. Not many 8 yr. olds can effec- tively use words like stalactite” and stalagmite” and know which is which! Throughout the year you will find clues within the classrooms and halls as to what is going on. Just look for Science projects, seasoned art work, special units, etc. Twice a year we participate in school-wide activities, the May Day program and Halloween activities. Tcra Abernathy Angela Barlow Kim Barrett Trent Bartlett Amanda Beatty Keith Bell Tammy Coe Kasey Cook Nicole Cook Bryon Davis Heather Echols Justin England Vanessa Ephriam Anna Estes Caroline Gibbs Mark Golden Maria Gortney Clint Harrison Zach Harrison Kimberly Hinson Holly Hicks Erin Hill Sarah Hofmeister Danavue Hudgins Derrick Hudgins Jamie Jones Jeremy Jones Michael Jones Trent Jones Jennifer Keith Amy King Katie Layfield Misty Layfield Derek Loggins Michael Lowe 102 COWMPi Amy McSweeney Valeric Murray Michael Nelson Julie Nichols Timothy Nichols James Nix Lee Patterson Pam Phillips Connie Reece Jan Rhodes Jessie Roebuck Brandon Sherrer Jon Shores Heather Sims Brandy Simmons Dana Simmons DeAnn Simmons Sarah Small Sonell Smith Toni Stolzman Robert Stroede Jaime Tatum Jennifer Tedford Casey Tibbs Joseph Todd John Walker Jason Wilson 103 Misty Billings Jennifer Braswell Jeremy Brown Don Carroll Jennifer Cook Joel Cook Brad Davies Don Derritt Martha Everett Raymond Fenley Michael Franklin Mickey Franklin Eve Fraser Mike Garrido Tracey Glenn Martha Golden Chris Gortney Ben Hofmeister Carrie Huggins Tara Hutto Billy Johnson 104 Dewayne Layfield Kevin Layfield Wendy Layfield Bobby Leopard Eric Masters Georgia McAdams Lawrence McAdams Michael Alford Stacey Baswell Millard Beatty You can always look in on the third grade and they will always be busy. They take a field trip to Arlington Antebellum Historical Home during the year. They have a Christmas par- ty and a Valentines Day party. The children also have an Easter Egg Hunt. They participate in the Halloween Carnival and the May Day Program. Deana McClendon Lisa McCombs Cheryl Miller Duane Mullins Taylor Oakley April Payne Shane Pendegraph Susie Poe Jeana Poccs Bobby Pugh Teshia Regulus Elaine Reid Marlon Richardson Tawana Richardson Jeff Roebuck Phillip Ruple Christy Small Teresa Stephens Raymond Vick Brandy Washington Carla White Jason White Ross White Brad Williams Dorothy Winslett Dana Winters Angie Wyatt Brian Young 105 Scotfie Banks Kristy Barrett Ben Beatty Frankie Biddie Melvin Brown Amamda Burttram Jake Burttram Tony Carden Ryan Carroll Trade Darnell Eve Elam Teresa England Darius Fenley Jody Garrett Waymon Goolsby Todd Hall Charles Hanna Agnes Harrison Greg Hicks Becky Hilton Michael Holloman Amanda House Emily Jones Brien Keith Paige Keith Susie King Robin Lloyd Shea Mashburn Jason McGahee Spence McLaughin Darrell Moore Jason Morrison Tammy Nichols Dustin Norrell Angela Parker Fourth Grade is an exciting time for learning and growing. We learn to take responsibility for getting our p assignments, realizing that this is q building a good foundation for future learning. We study the history of Alabama R from the time of prehistoric Indians T until today. We top off our study of Alabama History with a field trip to Mound State Monument in Moundville to visit the remains of this ancient In- dian city. Jason Pacccrson Kasey Payne Casey Reid Jennifer Riddle Shannon Riggins Margaret Rhoades Michael Royal Melissa Smith Tommy Smith Glenn Stephens Susan Stephens Regina Tingle Charity Tucker Phillip VanHorn Adam VanPelt Adam Waid Rahsaan Westmoreland Lisa Whitley Amv Whittemore Eric Williams Karen Williams Scott Rylant Becky Sanders David Shores ReNae Simmons Cassie Sloan Clint Smith Mark Smith Marsha Wilson Stefanie Wilson Brandi Wisner Sydrich Woody Tommy Arnold Evie Bagley Holly Bagley Scoic Barren Kerri Boone Randall Campbell Rodney Carden Dennis Cole John Cook Teresa Cook Carl Cooper Jenny Crocker Richie Davis Tommy Fenley Victoria Finley Willie Foster Denise Fraser Dennis Fuller Eloy Garrido Billy Joe Goodwin Dan Higdon Mary Hofmeister Dana Horsley Kori Johnson Heath Jones Heatherjones Marla Keith Matt Keith Michelle Keith James Langley Daniel Layfield Peter Leopard Charlie Lewis Steve Lucas Corey Logan Jennifer Loggins 108 5th: King —Joshua Townsend Queen — Michelle Keith F I F T H We, as fifth graders, try to challenge our imagina- tions. As a group, we participated in a Social Studies fair on the Indian Culture of North America. Form- ing and shaping clay into pottery in the fashion In- dians used was another of our many activities. For the enjoyment of others, we presented 365 Days of Christmas” a Christmas play that conveys God’s love all through the year. Participation in a science fair was something that we all enjoyed very much. We hope that this helps to give an insight into the doings of our class and helps you to appreciate our efforts. James Looney Chris Malone Donna Marler Chris Martin Shawn MeGahee Leslie Nolin Jay Pecesone Kenneth Phillips Phillip Phillips Tom Poe Chris Purser Barbie Quick Henrey Regulus Debra Rhoades Misty Rhodes Paul Riley Bryan Robinson Jennifer Rose Tonya Roulaine Raymon Ruiz Dennis Ruple Jeremy Sanders Lorrie Simmons Sonya Sorrow Frederick Stanford Jay Stephens Joshua Townsend Billy Watson Melissa Wehby James White Jamie Wiggins Henry Williams 109 Sixth grade is a year of excitement and fun-filled adventure. Whether it be Social Studies or math the best is a goal we aim to achieve. As a finale of the year, Graduation Day is a very memorable event. Diane Clements Michelle Cox Rodger Edwards Christi Elam Eric England Juana Everett Marty Farmer Timmie Fenley Mike Freeze Jay Gortney Shelley Gray Gresh Harbuck Patrick Harrison Karie Hart Steve Hicks Penny Hill Tammy Hutto Scott Ivey Melanie Johnson David Jones JasonJones Frankie Jordon Jim Keith Marc Keith Jason Kendrick Edith LaHayne Connie Layfield Karen Layfield 110 Nathan Abernathy Chad Amos Frankie Antonelli Jason Bagley Paul Bailey Paul Banks Vonda Bothwell Tony Bright Lisa Brown Alysia Callahan Buck Callahan Christy Callahan Lance Campbell Michelle Chappell Joseph Lesley Danny Lewis April Logan Kelli Lovejoy Glenn Lowery Paige McMahan Sylvia Miller Lisa Mitchell Brandon Moore Chris Murdock Todd Norris Stacie Parker Tonya Parr Mike Parrish Chris Parrott Mike Parrott Michelle Phillips Katherine Poe Wendy Purser A1 Rayburn Bobby Rhodes Michael Rhodes Greg Riggins Danny Robinson Michael Robinson Jimmy Roebuck Mike Sloan Jerry Simmons Debra Smith Martha Smith Caron Spears Sherry Spence Shirley Spence Kim Stipes John Allen Tanner Kristy Todd Rick Tucker Shannon Tucker Trena Tucker Beverly Watts Bill Weaver Durwin Whisenhunt Jackie Williams Jeff Williams Travis Williams Roderick Woody Chris Wright 111 SEVENTH GRADE Gidget Anderson Andy Billings Kathy Brooks Chris Brown Jimmy Brown Tonya Brown Denise Busby Frankie Campbell Frank Clements Andy Cook Brandon Davis Scott Deberry Greg Dickinson Robert Ellison Darlene Finley Gina Fraser Glen Gilmer Kate Goolsby Toby Gore Katie Gray Mary Greer John Griffin Chace Harbuck Bertha Harris Cindy Hawks Mark Hawks David Hendon Heather Hicks Kevin Higdon Kevin Hunt Teresa Ingle Mike Jones Todd Journey Roxanne Keith Wendy Keith Terri Sue Kirkland Eric Layfield Michael Layfield Belinda Lee Kelly Leopard Donna Logan Kay Martin 114 CLASS OF ”89” Robert Layfield Lisa Marler Garry Mathews Tracy Me Broom Shelia McGuire Daniel Miller Tracy Miller Darrell Morgan Buddy Nichols Vanessa Oakes Scott Park Lynetta Pearson DeWayne Perez Ginger Phillips Tina Phillips Kevin Regulus Melanie Roberson Pete Rose Marie Ruiz Tracie Searcy Carolyn Smith John Stephens Preston Todd Tammy Toles Michael Toole Barry Tucker Marshall Tucker Tim Tucker Jeff Venable Shelia Venable Richard Waid Scott W'alker Erick Wanninger Patrice Whisenhunt Brandon Wiley Jason Wiley Jodie Williams Angela Wilson Kenneth Wilson Nancy Wilson Tammy Winslett Norman Yeager 115 EIGHTH GRADE Samantha Bagley Tammy Bailey Edward Barrett Lance Bell Missy Busby Donald Chamblee Charity Chaney Teresa Collins Dennis Colley Jessica Conway Jeffrey DeWeese Jimmy Derrick Deana Evans Angie Everette Tim Farmer Ronnie Fenley Donnie Ferguson Cheryl Flowers Michael Forman Trudy Glenn Tina Golden Dana Gortney Douglas Green Skipper Green Scott Hall Dennis Harris Tami Harrison Shawn Hensley Tony Herndon Cynthia Higdon Mark Higdon Teresa Higdon Bronwyn Hill Angela Humphreys Scott Hunter Tommy Ivey Kerri Johns Tawanya Johnston Joseph Kirchner Nissa Law Billy Layfield Kim Leopard 116 CLASS OF 88” Lori Loggins Scott Malone Kristin Mardis Paige Martin Charlotte McCombs Chris McLaughlin Brenda McRoberts Craig Michael Janice Miller Billy Murray Angie Nichols Betty Nichols Chad Norris Tonya Parker Jerri Payne Paula Peoples Amy Poe Donald Quick Gerald Regulus Terry Rhoades David Rhodes Jess Roberson John David Russell Leigh Shiver Stacy Sorrow Ron Stephens Shawn Stipes Manathan Swope Lisa Terry Tim Thompson Sherry Thornberg Vicki Thrasher Erin Tucker Jonathon Van Pelt Stephanie Weaver Karmen Williams Terry Wise Candy Wisner Maurice Woody 117 NINTH GRADE Sharon Alverson Frank Anderson Brian Beatty Shelley Beauchamp Lisa Bice Michelle Boone Yvonne Bradberry Darryl Bright Tina Brown Angela Brownlee Duane Brownlee Carol Buckner Royce Butler Ron Chamblee Andrea Champion Cindy Colley Travis Colley Ramona Cooper Sondra Cox Ken Dorset! Jeff England Lori England Marchelle Gibbs Carol Glidewell Lamar Glidewell Christian Harrison Chuck Harrison Sonya Harvey FRESHMEN Brei Hicks Craig Higgins Darryl Horsley Phillip Hudgins Dana Law Tina Layfield Derrick Leopard Laura Mardis Allyson Martin Julie Martin Scott Martin Harry Miller Phillip Miller Tracey Murdock Jeff Parrish Robert Potts Kathy Price Donna Rayburn Gayle Roberson Carlina Roberts Randy Ryals Stephen Searcy Shae Simmons Jason Swope Chris Waid Chad Washburn Randy Whisenhunt Shelia Wise resident — tepnen Searcy Vice Pres. —-Scott Martin Secretary — Sonya Harvey 119 TENTH GRADE Tim Boyd Cheryl Brown Milinda Buctner Brian Clayton Doug Cohn Barry Colley Steven Deberry Blake Farmer Brian Freeze Shannon Frost Dewey Griffin Lena Griffin Lavelie Guthrie Scott Harbuck Kathy Harris Wade Hartman DeWayne Henderson Angela Holland Steven Hunter Sherry Johnson Albert Journey Susan Layfield Tony Lesley Doug Logan 120 Celebrate Good Times; Come On!! President: Brian Terry Vice-Pres: DeWayne Searcy Secretary: Kim Williams Treasurer: Stephen Hunter SOPHOMORES Joanne McBroom Lisa McClusky Tracy McClusky Shane McGee Steve McLaughlin Danny Miller Kirk Norris Perrin Norris Read Owens Jack Parsons Tracey Peoples Tim Pollard Paul Rhoades Darryl Roberts Jeff Rogers Amy Roulain Joey Rylant Dewayne Searcy Toni Shirrah Rena Shiver Joe Symon Brian Terry Ronald Thomas Chris Tucker Julie Wallace Kim Williams Trace Williams Lesley Wilson Eric Woody ELEVENTH GRADE Lynn Abernathy Tina Alford Bobbi Bagley Rusty Bagley Greg Bright Steven Bright Bryan Brown Angela Burttram Susan Cagle Frankie Carden Hope Chaney Amie Clay Karen Cowan Tracy Douglas Jeff Fenley Nita Fisher Darrel Gordon Donna Gortney Kenny Gortney Pennie Gortney Brenda Hanna Don Harp Ron Harp Juanita Harris Cathy Harrison First Vice Pres.: Angi Stirling Second Vice Pres.: Amie Clay Secretary: Nita Fisher The Junior Class won first place in the float contest. Their theme was GONNA HAVE A PARTY!” Treasurer: Renee Tucker 122 Historian: Richard Harvey JUNIORS Richard Harvey Brian Higdon Pam Humphreys BuddyJohnson David Kilgore Wendy Long James Miller Greg Nolan Jimmy Peoples Nina Reid Glenn Ruple Sassy Sanders Susan Scott Angi Stirling Renee Tucker Tami Tucker David Watts Scottie Whisenhunt Carol White Kim White David Whitley Michelle Wilkinson Dana Wilson Bud Wisner WARDEN AND THE STAFF The Warden’s Staff are Mrs. Amos, lunchroom attendant and bookkeeper; Mrs. Jones, school secretary; Mrs. Hill, advisor and counselor; and of course, our very own warden, Mr. Bagley. The office is the busiest place in the entire school. No matter what time you go into the office they’re always hard at work keeping our school together. Each individual personnel does his or her job to the utmost of their abilities. If it were not for these talented, hard working people our school would not have the good reputation it presently holds today! M6 Ann Terry Tom McDowell PeggyJones Doug Stafford One more term paper and I'll be cross-eyed. Cynthia Lesley YABBA DABBA DOO! 127 128 Trudy Campbell Alvin Byers Janec Crocker Jimmy Owens 129 132 JR. SCHOLAR BOWL TEAM Terry Rhoades, Royce Butler, Shawn Stipes, Jeffrey Deweese,John David Russel, Jeff England SR. SCHOLAR BOWL TEAM Rachel Pearce Chris Tucker Kim White 133 LUNCHROOM LADIES Carolyn Williams, Montie Tucker, Margeret Cole, Margie Glidwell, Doris Hartman, Sue Allman, Era Newton, Lou Martin BUS DRIVERS Margaret Self, Janet Hathcock, Barbara Nolan, Wanda Isbell, Jimmy Dolan, Ralph Riker, Gene Tucker, Doug Stafford, Not pictured — Bonnie Chamblee. 134 Janitor — Bill Detwiler 1 tawt I taw a putty tat! Through rain, sleet, hail or snow, our buses never slow . . . 135 1 But Louise . . . I think it’s 100% beef? Another day, another dollarSS$ i Unam. I thought I was the _ , .... , , , ,L Take this iob and shove it! boss around here 1 The 1983-84 Annual Staff was selected at the end of the 1983 school year. This summer our sponsor, Nancy Tucker, Jean Buckner and ten of the members attended a workshop at Auburn University on August T3. The staff saw many films and was asked to draw layouts and design a cover for the contest between all of the schools attending. Each school was asked to select a theme that came from a new happening in their community. They thought back to the new prison and designed their layouts around that idea. On the last day, they were awarded a trophy for Best Design and Layout. ANNUAL STAFF WINS A TROPHY AT AUBURN B B HAULERS INC. R.T, 1 BOX 112A SPRINGVILLE, AL 35146 OWNER: DOYCE BUCKNER PHONE: 594-2037 Scissor Talk Beauty Shop Main Street, Springville Phone: 467-6475 Compliments of: Dr. R. Kieth Calvert D.M.D. FASHION WORLD Ladies Wear 609 Main Street Open 6 days, 9-5 Phone: 467-5496 Springville Auto Parts 522 Main Street Springville, AL 35146 Phone: 467-6969 MAGIC GAS CO. Springville — 467-2421 Moody — 640-6368 We ll Keep You Warm This Winter ASHVILLE SAVINGS BANK ASHVILLE —594-5111 STEELE — 538-3565 ODENVILLE — 629-2856 MEMBERS FDIC 142 n BENNETT’S Downtown, Oneonta Southeastern Meats 1545 Centerpoint Road Phone: 856-3397 1 $££'• Compliments of: Fred W. Teague - Cantrell’s Grocery and Package Highway 11, 655-9903 Trussville, Alabama KTa 1 U 1 ' 4 J r Springville Game I Room I m ‘ Main Street, Springville I 1 11 Trussville Motors, Inc. 137 Main Street Trussville, Alabama 141 •« ' Handy Mart, Inc. Main Street, Springville Owner: Bill Davis Phone: 467-6079 Compliments The Trade-N-Post 143 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1984 and thanks to all of our Springville patients. Dr. Larry Deep and Dr. Steve Daughtry Family Dentistry Ashville, Alabama Phone:! Massey Asphalt Paving Free Estimates Gordon Massey 467-6514 Corky Massey 467-7487 Open Mon-Sat: 8 til 7 Sun: 12 til 7 Owners: Ken and Syble Dickie Argo Trade Days and Flea Market Booths Available Buyers and Sellers Welcome Phone: 467-7263 Argo True Value Hardware Leopard’s Grocery Argo, Alabama Phone: 655-4434 Birmingham Manufacturing Company Springville, Alabama Phone: 467-6171 145 Compliments of: Buckner Barrels Drums Harrison Supply Company 519 Main Street Springville, AL 35146 Hardware — Building Supplies 467-2292 467-3471 Brooks 76’ Service and Brooks Paint Body Shop INSURANCE CLAIMS WELCOME 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS SPRINGVILLE, AL 35146 467-3221 467-6486 467-7301 467-7473 Compliments off: Cahaba Bank Trust 655-3206 Farm Bureau Insurance Federated Guaranty Life Lite — Auto — Fire — Health Brenda J. Cox Agent Home Phone: 655-3528 Office Phone: 467-7244 Main St. P.O. Box 307 Springville, AL 35146 ALABAMA TROPHY AND BADGE COMPANY 5th Avenue At East Court Route 1, Box 2B Ashville, Alabama 35953 Nick Susan Bowlin Owners (205) 594-5603 147 CENTRAL BANK Good Luck Seniors ’84 Main Street, Springville, Alabama 35146 Pictured from left to right: Sheryl Mize, Jackie Moore, Linda Roberts, Jim Maxwell, Geri Rayburn, Beverly Crumpton, Diane Waid. Not pictured: Erma Miller, Linda Washington. Hours: Mon-Tues-Wed, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Thurs-Sat. 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.-2 p.m., 3 p.m.-6 p.m. and Drive In Mon-Tues-Wed 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Central Bank of the South Springville, Alabama Member FDIC McGinnis Incorporated James D. McGinnis, Pres. Leon F. McGinnis, Chairman Ala. Reg. No. 12699 Ala. Reg. No. 6979 Miss. Reg. No. 1934 Miss. Reg. No. 1741 Tenn. Reg. No. 1366 611 Main Street Springville, Alabama Real Estate Sales Phone: 467-6815 Survey and Management 467-6378 Land Boundaries, Subdivisions Soil Studies, Percolator Tests State Farm Insurance ' STAT, 1954-74 Richard H. “Bucky” Waid Agent P.O. Box 247 — 500 Main St. Springville, Alabama Phone: 467-6327 Res.: 467-3706 “State Farm is all you need to know about insurance” Compliments of: Prem K. Gulati General Practice — Internist Springville Medical Clinic P.O. Box 227 Springville, Alabama Telephone: 467-2181 699-6388 Dr. Mary P. Stewart Canoe Creek Veterinary Clinic Hrs.: Mon.-Sat. 9:00-12:00 Be open: Mon-Wed-Fri: 2:00-5:30 Office: 594-7250 Emergency Only: 442-7109 Highway 411 North of Ashville 149 Karmen Village Mobile Home Hwy. 11 Downtown Argo Country Living with City Conveniences Phone: 467-6459 The Williams’ First Baptist Church of Springville Pastor: Ed Massey “We Care For You” P W Country Store Owners: Buckie Gail England Phone: 467-7319 Ashville Rexall Drugs 67 yards from the courthouse Ya’II come by and see us. Compliments of: Crown Binder American Legion Post 170 and Auxiliary Legion Town, U.S.A. Highway 11 Between Whitney and Steele Phone: 594-5652 Canoe Creek Discount Drugs Rt. 1 Hwy. 411 Ashville, Alabama 35953 Near Rainbow City Ya’II Come! Compliments of: Laster Sundries Faye’s Beauty Salon Martin Feed Service Jeanette’s Florist 150 (205) 655-7471 FRANK’S LANDSCAPE CO. GENERAL CONTRACTOR EXCAVATING — LANDSCAPING HYDRO-SEEDING FRANK TORTORIGI P.O. Box 4492 Owner B’ham, AL 35206 Little Joe’s Restaurant AND BANQUET ROOMS HOME OF FAMILY-STYLE MEALS WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE YOU 203 2nd Ave. East — Oneonta, ALA. 35121 (205) 274-2235 (205) 274-2307 EAGLE CYCLES EXPERIENCED MECHANICS USED PARTS AND ACCESSORIES BART LUCAS 602 MAIN ST. (205) 467-7454 SPRINGVILLE, AL 35146 Compliments off: Granny’s Restaurant Call for carryouts at 467-7360 Let us help or have your next party or banquet! Lovejoy Realty Rt. 1 Box 62 Odenville, AL 35120 699-5816 — 629-5508 — 467-7115 The Land Man Lymon Lovejoy 699-5816 — 629-5508 — 467-7115 Farms — Homes — Lots — Business Jack W. Hutcherson Jack Hutcherson Motors Highway 11 South of Springville Business: Home: 467-6090 655-8011 Buy Sell VW’s Wrecker Service VW Parts Paint Body Work Woody’s Flower and Gift Shop Main St., Springville Silk Arrangements — Cut Flowers Wedding and Funeral Arrangements We Deliver Owner: Mildred Woody Phone: 467-5842 United States Postal Service Best Wishes Seniors ’84 J. B. Martin Jr. Post Master D. C. Martin Clerk Ellen House Clerk E. C. Burttram Carrier M. M. Pearson Carrier John W. Elam Carrier Betty Hamonds Custodian 151 ROCKY’S INC. Main St., Springville Phone: 467-7457 Groceries Picnic Supplies Quilting