Wilcox Academy - Wilcorama Yearbook (Camden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1982 volume:

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Sandy 7edl'4 67416 Wind z4Ze4dd ffadezeon fdmlafz 77ZmSd Dam Weldmgw Semin '77Za6d .rs Little Miss and Young Miss are all pictured with their runner-ups. are covered in this section from beginning to end. 1982 Wilcorama Index 19 157 . iw? GLAMOR ROLLING tvest s . ss- Q .3 Here at w.A. sToNE I I' we certainly Students at 'g sq have our share W.A. really Q I of beauties. In enjoy the night 3 s l i A siis E ' Q riit 7 this section life as Miss Homecoming Wilcorama, and the Prom sex Miss Jr. High, prove. Both 1 is 133 LIFE W.A. has many fine clubs and organizations. Here they all are with their members and officers. Also included in LIFE are Who's Who and graduation. 31 PEOPLE Everyone has their place in PEOPLE. Beginning with the faculty and proceeding through all the grades in school-this section includes everybody. It ends with a brilliant all- color senior section. . ' . 1 Eg, y -. W .. . - 'J' r r Qi' Gzz ,, .,.,, gygrf . W .!f.V3'i 441. .L VV.,,., ' wp' .I --. -E .iri H---rv rsrtsr I .7 Q gi. 1 Xl 4. , 77 SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Our sports program had such a great year it was really hard to follow. From football to basketball and even in track we were winners. SPORTS ILLUSTRATED covers it all. 173 FORTUNE Ads, ads and more ads, with a fresh look this year. Take time to see who helped us out. The patronage of these supporters is truly appreciated. Seniors Present Loveliest Beauty Pageant Ever ndy Crowned Miss Wil Gwen Smith Takes Second Little Miss Title S ' A A Miss Wilcorama Sandy Gaines 2 as QQ First Runner Up Lam-arte Luker Second Runner Up Dana M Wetherbee X! Finalist-QL to Ri Lisa Davis, RaMona Murchison, Lanette Luker, Sandy Gaines, Dana Wetherbee, Lisa McDonald, and Margaret Morgan 21 Miss Jr High Genie Brock f .gf X .ml Y I3 , 'ii' M? i . ,far fAwMg we .,,.s,Mvf .X as 1 f-iw' V'ii A . L fm? A ex? Wise-9' if , First Runner Up Jennifer Blackmon Second Runner Up Sarah Webb , J if 2 A ' ff , i , v Finalist-fleft to rightl Teresa Furman, Jackie Coleman, Jennifer Blackmon, Genie Brock, Sarah Webb, Meredith Morgan, and Simone Manley 23 t.. 4. Miss Congenialities rat. ni W .ta Joanne Mclntosh Sr High 24 f' y '1 --ey ,,. F A s. i l Genie Brock Jr. High Opposite page: clockwise from top left-5A representatives: Stephen Pharr and Kylene Manley: 9th grade representatives: Holt Thomas and Katie Wallace: 5B representatives Jerry Pharr and Kelli Manessg 8th grade representatives: Laura Dale Lee and Clay Thomas: 6th grade representatives: Stephaniie Rowell substituting for Lori Lovinggood and Al Johnson: 7th grade representatives: Blair Sessions and Wade Maronag 10th grade representatives: Ashley McLeod and Ashley Gaines: llth grade representatives: Richard McDonald and not pictured Ann Hampton Henderson: Center: Senior class representatives: Tommy Ashley and Megan Wetherbee. and Qu King: Tommy Ashley Queen M W the 'W ' ,,rl ' f W! , U ,, of ff il 1. l V , 3 , iw ff ' ' , ,,,. H I Q N 2 -' 1 i , , . ,,,,,, I i L . ,,,. E ' i ' , tw 9. 3 3 V 2 l t E yi E 2 , Q of , ,, V Q 1 -.JW-gig S , 1 M' wwf-rffflkft-ff? Kim Tate, Daphne Maness, Nina Stallings, Mary Spei r, Renee Sessions, Gwen Smith, Felicia Dailey, an Celeste Sessions Y 5- Jw N qsw 'N' nl- -xxx 3 2 pg i s ' s wx S ' WVSSL g 3 ' ' . . 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Livingston University Mr. Robert Andress Math, Head Coach of Football, Basketball, and Trackg B.S. Troy State University ' 'pq ,M ,W ,,,f ,f ,71f Mrs. Mary Ann Brock Business, A.B. Judson College Mrs. Kitty McMillan Librarian QL 1 Mr. Bob Parker Varsity Sports, P.E.g B.S. University of Montevallo ii i Mrs. Nell McDuffie Curry Kindergarteng B.S. University of Alabama Mrs. Martie White Mrs. Shirley McClurkin Second Gradeg B.S. Livingston University Special Educationg B.S. Samford University Mrs. Jennie Meade Hawthorne Third Gradeg A.B. University of Montevallo Mrs. Allene H Bridges First Gradeg B.S. Livingston University Mrs. Mandy Johnson Third Grade: B.S. University of Alabama Mrs. Jo Wright Fourth Grade: B.S. Tennessee Tech. Mrs. Lila McDuffie, Reading and Spelling, Grades 5- 83 B.S. University of Alabama Mrs. Judy Powe, Math, Grades 5-83 B.S. Troy State University Mrs. Marjorie Fendley, Social Studies, Grades 5-83 B.S. University of Alabama Mrs. Lisa Dobson, Grades 5-8 English, B.S. Auburn University Mrs. Betty Hick, Grades 5-8 Science, A.B. University of Montevallo Mrs. Ellen Morgan, General Science, B.S. Biology, Troy State University Mrs. Sharon Andress, Grades 9-12 English, French, B.S. Troy State University ,cf- f , h . .. Vrkx L A g K ' - -2 ' S Miss Tammy Griswold, P.E., B.S. Troy State University ::. 'k, ,nfl Mrs. Gayle Weaver, Senior High History: B.S., and M.Ed. Livingston University. Mr. Andy White, Spanish: B.M.S. Samford University. Board of Directors: Seated: Al Gibbs, Dr. William R. Anderson-Chairman, Mrs. Lula Lee Tait Jim Axon and Haas Strother Standing: Raymond Pharr, Mike Vick, Ira McClain, Andy Johnson, Dan Albrritton, Donny Henderson Dr W R Harvey Ted Loftun Phil Tart Ken Barlow, Herb Furman, Jimmy Henderson, Mrs. Carol Ann Riggs, Sonny Wetherbee Jimmy Brock Billy Malone Doug Link and Van Waren. 36 'FW P.T.F.O. Officers: Seated: Lindsey Johnson, Becky Axon, and Elementary Faculty: Mrs. J.M. Hawthorne, Mrs. A. Bridges, Mrs. Ann Lambert-Pres. J. Wright, Mrs. M. Johnson, Mrs. S. McClurkin, Mrs. S. Curry, Standing: Libby Alford and Sister Curry. and Mrs. M. White. S ' if '? :'.' I Y- -K ,'-e-'- 3 ,FA f,,.s' . 4 Middle School Faculty: Mrs. L. Dobson, Mrs. B. Hicks, Mrs. M. High School Faculty: Mrs. E. Morgan, Mrs. M.A. Brock, Miss T. Fendley, Mrs. J. Powe, and Mrs. L. McDuffie. Griswold, Coach Andress, Headmaster J. Clayton, Coach Parker, Mrs. S. Andress, and Mrs. G. Weaver. SPECIAL ED. CLASS ENJOYS CELEBRITY WEEKEND WITH THE STARS s. Tim Carroll Frank Henderson Deana Richards Toby Weaver John Wetherbee Q-'ITDPO4 The members of our Special Education Class are shown above with their teacher, Mrs. Nlartie White. The class has had a great year, and showed a lot of enthusiasm in all that they did. Besides learning a lot in their classroom work, the boys and girls took part in a number of field trips and outdoor activities. 39 David Andress Terri Bohannan Elizabeth Chesnut Grace Chesnut Sherri Cook Rose Mary Duffle Barrett Falkenberry Jessica Godbold Rebecca Halbrook Cristy James Lee Johnson Jimmy Lawler Zachary Lawson Kimberly Lovinggood Hiram Martin Leah McDonald Daphne McLeod Karen Morgan Kris Nation Joey Nichols Ron Pate Jennifer Sheffield Meg Tait Gwen Waren Many new faces enter .Z 91 vw, i I W.A.'S First Kindergarten Robert Yarborough W.A.'s first kindergarten class is pictured above in front of their classroom. Under the capable leadership of Miss Sister Curry, the group had a great year and are really looking forward to first grade. Class Officers are sitting on the first row: President-David Andressg Vice- President-Jimmy Lawlerg Secretary-Kimberly Lovinggoodg Treasurer-Robert Yarbrough. Courageous First Graders Kevin Barlow Jason Bell Julie Bonner Jerry Cameron Chris Chapman Curtis Cobb Tommy Coley Tammy Crouch Adrienne Dailey Michele Dailey Carrie Falkenberry Benji Gavin Brandi Hare Glendon Harrison James Hayward Margaret Hollinger Wes Hutchinson Misty King Yalonda Law Michael Martin Eric Montgomery Michele Morgan Crystal Overstreet Ray Pharr Andy Phillips Tackle School e ff in f 1 Vlfkf e , - ii Chris Shorter Todd Simpkins Diana Tait John Barrett Travis Jason Wallace i , Class F3V0l'lt6S Margaret Hollinger Jason Wallace i' n . in g M t .N l v . u ,J 43' fig T X f NeillWilder iq f V I A S111 E .1 all 'f T ,S A E ver if T A an 4 ' - 13 '-Z4 n v-251' gun Class Officers Reporter-Julie Bonner, Treasurer-Benji'Gavin, Secretary-Margaret Hollinger, Vice President-Jason Wallace, President-John Barret Travis George Alford Neal Axon Russell Axon Beth Cochran Will Curry Randall Dailey Shanna Falkenberry Pamela Free Paula Free Melanie Gaines Veronica Godbold DeWayne Hargraves J.C. Harvey Kristy House Larry Huff Everette Johnson Kristi Jordan Leslie Lambert Steve McKinley Steve Rowell Curtis Scarbrough Lori Schliep Kenny Scruggs James W. Sheffield R.D. Simpkins Tony Stacey Jennifer Vick Marcus Vick Angela Wall John P. Webb Second Grade Has l 1 f H x he Great Outlook On Life A M of 'HS , r I Wade Whitten f Cindy Wingard , f ,,,,' Cherlyn Yates 7 'xii n 35 QV? Q r M3 S52 11 ,SY tg f, y Y f, sir, 0 ,. Q21 it ig:-A .. ,rg rf- 5' av f .5 2 : Y' - . y, 1 .fx . I , -1 Y. S ..-.T 1 Xxx CLASS OFFICERS: President: Shanna Falkenberry Vice President: J.C. Harvey Secretary: Cindy Wingard Treasurer: John P. Webb Reporter: George Alford ....f' .VT ff V 'J I1 A 9' K P 'af in 'V Q S ' H - ! Q! r. ' Nw 'f ' . -X . 1 .M ' df - ' fc r ': Y : ., 5 Z X or guwenvs N5 : Q , ,A I' I CLASS FAVORITES: George Alford, Shanna Falkenberry Tracy Brasell Jan Clayton Tammy Cobb Jamie Curry Reta Dailey Rex Dailey Michael Felts Robin Felts Melissa Halbrook Robert Hines Philip Huff Kellie Hutchinson Ivey Johnson Jake Jones Jennifer Kircharr Mack Lawlis, Jr. Vickie Link Michael Moreno Becky Morgan John Newsom Jeremy Overstreet Kenney Parnell Chris Pate Martha Hunter Riggs 3rd Grade Is On The CLASS FAVORITES Ivey Johnson, Tracy Brasell Move and Growing . wg, tif -1' CLASS OFFICERS Pres.-Marcy Yarbrough, Vice-Pres.-Ivey Johnson, Sec. Madalyn Wetherbee Madalyn Wetherbee Beth Wilkerson Sarn Woodson Marcy Yarbrough Mary Beth Robison Michelle Sheffield Suzanne Sheffield Leigh Ann Stillwell Robert Strickland Jennifer Taylor Julie Tucker Brent Waren Dexter Watts Karleigh Weathers 5 ?f , 5 Q 6 ,. -Philip Huff, Trea.-Vickie Link, Rep Pres.-Brent Waren, Vice-Pres.-Tracy Brasell, Sec.-Dexter Watts, Trea.-Martha Hunter Riggs, Rep.-Mary Beth Robinson FOURTH GRADE WORKS Christopher Austin Will Axon Blaine Brawley Cathy Cameron Beverly Capps William Chapman Mary Hardy Cromer Felicia Dailey Sam Felts Bobbi Hare Scott Halbrook Fleetwood Hollinger Amanda Johnson Kristin Law Robert Lolley Alison Luker Daphne Maness Sadler McGraw Katrina McKinley Scott McKinley Beth Murphy Charlene Nichols Bryan Pearson Brad Powe James Reaves i Q' ily I fi '- ef .S TOWARD MIDDLE SCHOOL an wal, J ' 1 , I -i 1.55 . 5 Vip' ,L pf :I I3 I' If Celeste Sessions Nina Stallings Kim Tate John Watts Tim Wilder O'DeIl Worley CLASS I'-S 5 1 , I , gf. l -. 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A if X X, ,- f-., digg ef, Y , ,- CLASS OFFICERS CLASS FAVORITES Presidents-Will Reaves Trixie Norris' Trlxle Norris and Todd Murphy Vice Presidents-Beth NlClurkin, Tracy Norris Secretaries-Laura Furman, Ashley Strotherg Treasurers-Drew Johnson, William Maloneg Reporters-Billie McClurkin, David Mclntoshg l 5 Eddie Black Brent Blackmon David Brasell Sara Brock Todd Carini Jacki Clayton Brad Cook Joanie Curry Jeff Dunnam Amanda Fendley Terre Gaston Amy Geck AI Gibbs Julie Halbrook John Robert Harvey ' Forrest Johnson . Paul Kirchharr John Knight Lynn McDonald Millie Mclntosh Donald McMillan Brady Morgan Crystal Morgan Beth Overstreet Tommy Primm Ed Reaves Melissa Reaves Renee Sessions Gwen Smith Ken Stacey 6th Grade Has An . 4 Q1Z' Y ' ' , N 55+ kg' X ix stu? 4- g C ' cs.s , ,K 1 ' f X ' 'z -xl ig K L K .1--. 1 1 f 1,51 ,Q A X ev: 0- . , 3. Q. f SH P Qt X ,NN 3 X5NQ s l xt X ef 2 E ,Q -- -- - H- ,W...aM..c. I was 'ff it M fiat ami? , ,, ,,,. , z he C ' X . 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T - A S -1 T -A T X A f S' . 5 3, - 'fa 'Q l is 'SQ' T L : 3 f 2 T f if Nikki Weaver Karla Wesley CLASS FAVORITES- David Brasell, Pam Tate Jeremy Stallings Paul Strickland Scott Strickland Rick Tait Pam Tate Yea? idx, CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT-Amanda Fendley, John Robert Harveyg Vice President-Jeff Dunnam, Al Gibbs: Secretary: Brent Blackmon, Brad Cook: Treasurer: Gwen Smith, Lynn McDonaldg Reporters: Millie Mclntosh, Sara Brock, Paul Kirchharr, Pam Tate SUPER SEVENTH GRADERS Ken Barlow Ben Craig Kim Curley Nell Jones Curry John Dailey Tammy Dailey Marion Dansby Lee Davis Jason Dolbear Chris Farris Ray Felts Paul Furman Derek Godbold Lyn Harvey Millie Johnson Carah Lolley Cammy Love Darrel Morgan Jerry Newsom James Pearson Wesley Primm David Ray Michelle Ray Lisa Schliep Gwen Sessions John Shorter Mark Snell Steven Stacey Shane Wallace Brian Webb 'X' gf 5' i ': i ,, L it xi Q fi gk ,K i , Lii,,,..: sg- ' :i 'fs-J o.. o 5 'S ' W .,.., .,, k M.. k i is Q Eg Q me f Q X f 5 5 x Q M3 X L 3-Zig? X X? ,shi is, . Sv x. 'iQ2:1'5'? 3E i gf! Q EXE X, l 5 N Q ' x ' S ., Ng V1 -g, in . 5 f , I + 14 5 l . so or ,. ,x E. ' k Q i gifs . ,. . . ' is N -H I. S pk S i 1 9 - i -..- ,W ' :-is -,. x M Q2 ei W, I X E3 QQ X X Ne Y? 3 SS xi 4 .ef , 2 if L Si N.: K A xx fi i Qi 5 5 'W 3 x ,X . X .,m:e., wee: , me F1 'H 535 :B 'X ..,, ig ',., me Q. . fee. .... ARE ON THE MOVE tsq Rusty Whitten Danny Willet Ann Woodson . 1:1 :,,, we . In memory of if in xg K -I rzslw -,.. ,- ,, ...-Og' Gzxli-reidf I A CLASS OFFICERS X 3 Robert Strother ag, w A j AQ ZX ,,, gy ,K ' 0 ' V V ,V -4 I V I . ., i '. .,, -y - - 1 ' F! 7 ' ' IA f. LV AWA if X -A 'jf fs, rf if .Q +4 O Pres.-Robert Strother, Vice Pres.-Ben Craig, Secretary-Mark Snell, Treasurer-Lyn H-ar vey, Reporter-Ray Felts, Chaplain-Nell Jones Curry 5 4 fifb ex ' . CLASS FAVORITES Millie Johnson and Ben Craig fx,....,-v--V. EIGHTH GRADE STEPS OUT OF MIDDLE Jennifer Blackmon Lonnie Bowen Mike Brasell Genie Brock Jeanie Brown Chris Burford Angela Burt Melanie Capps Jodi Clayton Catherine Cromer Robert Dailey Amy Evans Teresa Furman Strother Gibbs Gary Gleason Windy Graham Bruce Hargreaves Lynn Huff Cindy James Lee Luker Leslie Luker Rebecca Malone Simone Manley Frank Mclntosh Mike McLain Meredith Morgan John Overstreet P.J. Pongeraytor Cheryl Primm Angela Sheffield lj? Kg 2 Z 'Mr f rg r 43 me V f , . - , if :f,.af9' ' f f. -n -'wi' -53' 11, .-U 'rs I ? 1 f !'f-,gQ'gL,Q23,iz..t,E1le?f ,iraq 'nj if fy K: -v.- gm! 4 59-,V ,I we J ' L J 2-fn , i?11 , .,3,,.J, 41 if ,my ' - .:.4.,z2gH: ' 2 ' if A rll ' 'sisi l H J rssri - V , ' E ,M 'iii' .J . 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AND MAKES ONE LARGE STEP INTO HIGH SCHOOL l SCHOOL WITH MANY SPARKLING ATHLETES 5 Q' 3' -V 41 .Ny W i Fred Sheffield Malcolm Smith Kitty Threadgill Cindy Waren Karen Williams CLASS FAVORITES Frank Mclntosh Lynn Huff CLASS OFFICERS President-Genie Brockg Vice President-Chris Bur- fordg Secretary-Frank Mclntoshg Treasurer-Simone Manleyg Reporter-Re- becca Malone 57 Dolly Albritton Lisa Albritton Melanie Anderson Michelle Autrey Jackie Coleman Jim Craig Elaine Dailey Scott Duckworth Wendy Elliot John Paul Harvell Tito Harvey Mark Holder Michele Loftin Bill Lolley Steve Luker' Kenneth McGraw Fran Mclntosh Lonnie McKinley Alan Morgan Darren Norris Steve Overstreet Brent Primm Frank Primm Mike Robinson Peasley Shorter Freshmen Join E .-A in ,Q 5 5' . if IW' . Q ' reet X A 2 I , .. 9 K Ii, J it 5 K Y., - ry' 5-f ., U Sr. High Classes , 4' ,.., i 211 ' iiii i rs? f W' iw . .. ' ' 7: 1 '4 Q 271 ' H iliiifzi 1' F' 'J 4 D . 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NN Class Officers President-Diane Wilkinsong Vice-President-Dolly Albrittong Se- cretary-Elaine Dailey: Treasurer-Becky Tait z 'U-Qs' 51,6 ,Q l 2 on ,Q f riff ' , V. i Af Class Favorites Dolly Albritton John Paul Harvell 1 I Q90 i V A i 1 Sophomores Participate Steve Bennett Gerri Brock Rick Capps Allen Cook Kevin Curley Brooks Donald Robin Farqunar Tracy Fillingim Anne Marie Furman Sandy Gaines Stephen Harvey Frankie Helms Frank Lane Lynette Luker Gina Mclntyre T 'fm 1,55 El n 4? ., yt, ,.l 1 V f -. 119 477 wx tx Q fig if if 5 my ,, ,, gf l z X 1 ., W' 3,2 , 5 H 5 2 yt,rl V, l,. i n l,,X, Class Favorites stephen Harvey, Sandy Gaines In Many Activities Q Ni fr 4 Class OffiCeVS--President-Miller Strotherg Vice President-Sandy Gainesg SecfTres-Jeff Thompsong Chap- lain-Gerri Brock Margaret Morgan RaMona Murchison ' Lori Powers Ye Woo Pugh Debra Reaves vs Amanda Riggs Martin Sheffield Rhonda Steadham Miner simmer 4- Jeff Thompson via i ?.e 4 'Cl' Hr 5r:fs: f' nz n ,. ig - Rita walker Q 1. f Amy Waren V jf- IQ 1.43 Mark Waren ' Q ik 'u -ne ag a.ll is QU Ed ...A fx Alesia Anderson Edward Bodiford Danny Burford Jonathan Dolbear Shelley Ezell Rosemary Furman Sara Kate Gibbs Robert Gleason Park Harris Peggy Hasselvander Sarah Henderson David Love Ralph Martin Lisa McDonald Hunter McDuffie James Mclntosh Paula McMillan Carl McNeece PROM DGMINATES kk 5 , s M l f ? lx Class Favorites Shelley Ezell and Ralph Martin x 5- . F' i- 4 JUNIORS' YEAR F 'T' .K 'V t .tr ,if if sf '-Nl r rv, ,. ., A, fl Class Officers-Reporter-Margaret Shorter, Secretary-Delia Tate, Vice-President-Sarah Hender son, President-Danny Burford .. A, ' V Paul Pongeraytor V V' M 4 Margaret Shorter Q , fx! VV f f :QA Ronnie Steadham fl L Valerie Stinson ' f' ,V Delia Tate .f fl x a Trey Wallace Graham Wetherbee Holly Whitten PORKYS This movie ranked number one among movie goers at W.A. The story of eight high school boys seeking fun'i' and finding it. CRD ON GOLDEN POND This inspiring movie staring Kath- erine Hepburn, Henry Fonda, and Jane Fonda was rated the number two movie of the year by students at W.A. lt dealt with growing old and growing together on Golden Pond. RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK This exciting adventure movie captured the third place ranking among students at W.A. The film, starring Harrison Ford, kept audi- ences spellbound as the search for the lost Ark of the Covenent lead them through jungles, the hot sands of Egypt, and into a pit of snakes. JONl A delightful movie of courage and determination. This biographical movie about the life of Joni Erick- son was rated the number four movie of the year by movie goers at W.A. CPGD AUTHER A hilarious movie about a spoiled rich boy, played by Dudley Moore, who falls in love with a poor city girl, Liza Minelli. lt's theme song, Between the Moon and New York City, sung by Christopher Cross was also a big hit. A FAREWELL TO ARMS by Ernest Hemingway A bittersweet tale of love and war set in 1918 italy, it is the story of Frederick Henry, an American fighting in the italian army, and Catherine Barkley, a lovely, disillu- sioned, English nurse. Their love affair, carried on against the back- drop of war, is handled in typical Hemingway fashion. THE GREAT GATSBY by F. Scott Fitzgerald Jay Gatsby is a man of mystery. Either he is a shrewd business- man, or he's a bootlegger, he's a man of honor or a common crimi- nal, a man loved by many or used by all. Through the eyes of Nick Carraway, Gatsby's neighbor, the reader sees the strange, decadent parties at Gatsby's house, the lo- vely, weak Daisy with whom Gatsby is obsessed, Her brutal, jealous husband,Tom,and Jordan Baker, the girl with hair like an autumn leaf', whom Nick loves. The entangling of these lives leads the reader deeper into the mys- tery of Jay Gatsby to the final, ter- rible, climatic day when the mys- tery is solved and so many lives are changed. THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA by Ernest Hemingway Not just another fish tale , THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA won both the Pulitzer and Nobel Prizes for Ernest Hemingway. lt is the story of Santiago, the old Cuban fisher- man who has caught no fish in many days, and of the small boy who still has faith in him. Santiago is the typical Hemingway hero, though not in his prime, who must test himself and prove his man- hood. Hooking the biggest marlin he's ever seen, struggling with it for three days, then losing it to sharks is truly a test for Santiago. Even though he returns to the vil- lage with only the bones of his catch, it is still the biggest fish the villagers have seen, and Santiago, though worn out from his strug- gles, has proven himself. THURSDAY FAME NBC C8-9p.m. ETD The hit movie of the 80's became a popular T.V. series in 1982. lt is a jazzed-up show featuring the teachers and students at the New York School of Fine Arts. Each show is filled with the latest dance and song. TUESDAY FLAMINGO ROAD NBC C8-9p.m. ETD One of the many night time soap operas to fill the T.V. screen in 1982. This one is set in the fiction- al southern town of Truero, Flor- ida. Here such distinguishable citi- zens as Claude and Eudora Welding, their daughter Con- stance, Michael Tyrone, and many others can be found in an evergo- ing battle for power. WEDNESDAY DYNASTY ABC C8-9p.m. ETD This other night time soap opera takes us across the country to Colorado where a rich oil tycoon, Blake Carrington lives with his family. Every week the Carring- ton's suffer many tragedies and traumas which seem to get more complicated with each passing week. THURSDAY HILL STREET BLUES NBC C9-1Op.m. ETD The winner of many emmy awards, Hill Street Blues is not just another police story. It takes the viewer into the professional as well as the private lives of each of the officers and their captain. l LOVE ROCK-N-ROLL Joan Jett and the Blackhearts OPEN ARMS Journey CENTERFOLD J. Giles Band YOU MAKE MY DREAMS COME TRUE Hall and Oates FEELS SO RIGHT Alabama FREEZE FRAME J. 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V f . .L 5 , f, W A . 'vw 'gf ff - ' 1 , ,.--4, , W . L - 111, , 5.4. . fr W fn . :.,:, ' I mn Lynne Wetherbee SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES IN THE LOOK OF '82 Western Wear casual wear Mark Thompson genise Reaves Mary Clare Furman am MCKe'vev Formal wear Joanne Mclntosh Meschelle Manley Will Harvey ,Amy Dunnam Ei' . N.,.', 41? gs ,ki f , 1 . . . V . lo. 1. :wa fu . 1 I, ,A .5 Q 1 R. ,r 4 I ,. x .,..- , , I I I s -.gn y. , Q uns? 'f-ZZ! . iM A I-HIUU1 QW P A. vi 5 , 1 i- -' I if lk ....:.. H Q.. I 5, V CLASS oFFlcERs ' President- Scott Ward Vice-President- Will Harvey Secretary- Dana Wetherbee Treasurer- r Q . r i Marcus Childers 'i Reporter- Neile Chesnut Chaplain- Lisa Davis MISS CHARMING DANA WETHERBEE D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP GIRL NEILE CHESNUT w 3 V ? 2:- U Ki! W I f A T 'FV N 'J-Lfu BQQI-L-.dfDNJ-T U 1 gnu m L23 WNBA mf M313 4 .J Yi' FOOTBALL W.A. 8 Grove Hill W.A. O Morgan W.A. 40 Thomasville W.A. O Monroe W.A. 20 Fort Dale W.A. 28 Sparta W.A. 27 Greenville W.A. 27 Escambia W.A. 39 Lowndes W.A. 41 Catherine W.A. 32 Southern APSA Playoff W.A. 20 Warrior State Championship W.A. 8 Springwood W.A. Beasts Finest VARSITY BASKETBALL W.A 68 Ft. Deposit W.A 49 Greenville W.A 48 Ft. Dale W.A 60 Escambia W.A 57 Monroe Greenville Tournament W.A. 53 Ft. Dale W.A. 68 South Butler Sparta Tournament W.A 42 Monroe W.A 80 Sparta W.A 52 South Butler . W.A 56 Sparta W.A 66 Sparta W.A 87 Escambia W.A 44 Ft. Dale W.A 67 Greenville W.A 52 Ft. Deposit Wilcox Invitational W.A 44 Catherine W.A 56 Marengo ' W.A 65 Patrician W.A 77 Monroe W.A 65 South Butler District Tournament W.A. 87 South Butler W.A. 63 Ft. Dale State Tournament W.A. 56 Glenwood Sports Season Ever l l GMS BASEBALL 1 BASKETBALL W.A. 47 West End W.A. 57 Ft. Deposit A W.A. 50 Greenville 4 W.A. 47 Morgan 1 W.A. 39 Ft. Dale W.A. 59 Escambia 4 W.A. 62 Monroe Q Greenville Tournament E W.A. 46 Ft. Dale W.A. 53 Greenville T W.A. 62 south Butler f W.A. 54 Sparta 1 W.A. 26 Morgan B W.A. 42 Escambia 4 W.A. 44 we-stand W.A. 68 Ft. Dale W.A. 43 Sparta W.A. 52 Greenville W.A. 60 Ft. Deposit i Wilcox Invitational Q W.A. 45 Morgan W.A. 33 Marengo W.A. 52 Monroe f W.A. 63 South Butler . District Tournament 1 W.A. 58 South Butler Q W.A. 58 Sparta W.A. 44 Ft. Dale 3 State Tournament 5 W.A. 39 Marengo 1 W.A. 61 Cahaba I W.A. 46 Morgan 1 W.A. 41 West End 9 l 1 2 . Wilcox Tournament 2 W.A. Catherine W.A. 2 Thomasville W.A. 6 South Butler W.A. 11 Ft. Dale W.A. 6 Monroe W.A. 12 Greenville W.A. 1 Sparta W.A. 9 Greenville W.A. 1 Escambia W.A. 12 Ft. Deposit W.A. O Escambia W.A. O Ft. Dale W.A. 3 Monroe W.A. 14 Ft. Deposit W.A. 7 South Butler TRACK Jackson Academy Boys-2nd Girls-lst Ft. Dale Academy Boys--lst Escambia Academy Boys--lst Girls--lst . Jackson Academy Boys-2nd Girls--lst District Boys-lst Girls-lst State Boys-2nd Girls-2nd 1981-82 Varsity Cheerleaders .ark 4 W ...V 'fi Ni-I V , ,si Mary Clare Furman-Sr. Mary's so graceful she ought to be in the water bal- let. .. . Always going on a diet. . . Who are we waiting on? Mary Clare Again salads at clinics re- ordering the new vest Want to see my pictures? ... Homecoming Queen ... veteran of the squad ... The first and second year l was a cheerleader we did it like this, but now we have changed everything. t Gi X i ,M Q i .W Lisa Davis Capt.-Sr. okay top people ... No let's don't do the high split . . . the ant bite reaction . . . Homecoming!!! No, I didn't order Clare any more flow- ers . .. the band isn't here yet . .. Somebody wants their box back and we burned it last night . . . No, you can only wear one jer- sey ... The juniors had how many souvenirs? spam-is if , K if ,SF Q Jf' 'ill . b Ls Q ,L A -'-f Lkiiy, LV jg: ..!: spkigffij f iv t :sat s s Meschelle Manley-Sr. Jay turned out to be an 8 in- stead of a 10 . . . possessed ... What are you doing with that bedspread young lady? Oh! You mean we're not supposed to take them to the beach? . , . that ride at Miracle Strip kind of got to you didn'tit? . . .sleeptalking . . . perfect imitation of Mel- ton at Homecoming. 81 Dana Wetherbee -Sr. t'How does Let's Hear It go? I forgot . . . never without a visor at the beach . . . not the winter uniform, my sleeves are too short . . . raw shoulders at clinic . . . Miss Sharon, I don't think I can do it. ... crying... Steve imi- tations, hey. . . Mark LittIe's view at the Wetherbee's pool. Gerri I Brock- Soph. See you culater. . . l'm sor- ry for losing my earring, real- ly l'm sorry. . . . Thanks for giving me a ride home, I ap- preciate it, I hope it wasn't to much trouble, I enjoyed it, thanks . . . I'm so nervousl know I'm going to mess up. Hey, I dldn't mess up. 82 Vi Lynne Wetherbee- Sr. You weren't scared when Gerri tried to open that door, were you? ... Next time use your hands when you are fall- ing head first to the floor . . . Everybody's off except you Lynne ... We don't have to do the pyramid where I go on top Catch me, Dana! . . . Handicrapped. ,tv S-.X Sandy Gaines - M Soph. . . . V W:- P k,,, I Can I have a ride to Lan- ette's? How did your shirt get ripped at the beach? Double Dutch I I ttdtttttt is pin-up. . .strange elbows.. . A I Miss Wilcorama . . . Are we I gonna practice again? I haven't been home all week. What are we .. iiii S I 'N gonna wear, l need to call Mama so she can bring it to town. Amanda Riggs Soph. First year ever to be a cheer- leader. . .Jack her up. . . Get away from me Meschelle, quit it right now. ... Lor- dee, Lordee pick a bale of cotton Why did l end up with everybody's uni- forms that were too short? .. . eats so much, stays so thin . . . and Amanda goes on top. Ah, A ,5 V Wilcox Cheerleaders Have One of the Best Years Ever! The 1981-82 Varsity Cheerleaders got the summer of '81 off to a start with a trip to Panama City Beach. The rest of the summer was busy for us. We raised money for new uniforms and practiced long hours in order to get ready for clinic. All of our practice finally paid off and we returned home from clinic with many honors. Wilcox had the most successful trip to clinic ever. We were chosen as one of four varsity squads to do a routine at talent night. We could hardly believe it. It was the first time since 1975 that Wilcox had been a finalist. We brought home seven blue ribbons and other honors included the best you can get on sidelines and cheers, a spirit stick, and one gold superior ribbon for being a finalist for the District Championship. After being chosen as a finalist, we competed with thirteen other squads to see which squads would cheer at the all-star game. At the awards presentation, a first and second place trophy was given to the best small squad. Boy, were we surprised when they called out Wilcox Academy for the second place trophy. At this point we were ecstatic, but wait, there was more! They announced the four all-star squads from the north and then for the south. The winners for this were Lowndes, Hooper, South Butler, and WILCOXI The most important award of clinic is called the Master Key to Spirit. It is voted on by all the squads. Each squad votes on the school they think added the most to clinic and who had the most spirit all during the week. We'll never forget when they said . .andthe winner of the Master Key to Spirit is Wilcox! That was the most exciting moment of the week. We would never have made it through the week without the help and encouragement given us by Miss Sharon Andress. The captain, Lisa Davis, deserves much of the credit for the squad's success. The Universal Cheerleader Association staff recognized Lisa's outstanding talent and leadership qualities, therefore, she was asked to join them after her graduation. It truly was a FANTASTIC year! 83 Mt, --is ' XM :curl 105 R L--ay IE l-ni- sqmaf-, xntmw 4 :mg wwe -4 DN: gm nm x.-1: . h any mist, . 3-fx scrum rv 1 3-.9 mm Tlx . fx ew' ,-Q A., YM my :Q Q 1 3 ' X 'xLA --- 9 ,. A ff: N R, M A M Q- ,,,:,, . ., . - ,A W 5, . ' - E' -xi i 5' 1 . M xg M 'iv A' 1 K 3 -, - K 1 p W F., Q Lf ,m,.,,MW Q- 3 A L.., K , . 'ff' A ,www-R' i Xg,,. A A we KH if hw -1 'I' 5' in up 5 w , w 3... Ee: P i Se EQ F ff,-an 1: Q A fi ull I ..V: ,um b t t K 3 g K M . i fm. Nm As gy gy M 7 ' L -3 Q All CTAD Will Harvey-Sr. Sam McKelvey-Sr. Marcus Childers-S Letterman-Jr. Ill, Sr. I, ll, Letterman-Sr., ll, lll QB-S Letterman-Sr. ll, lll FB-LB Ill OG-DT K Wilcox 8 Grovehill O The Wildcat season opened with Grovehill. It was a defensive battle for 2h quarters until Will Harvey intercepted a pass and returned it to the Grovehill 30 yard line. Sam McKelvey took the ball in for the touchdown with the help of the running and blocking of Marcus Childers and David Love. The player of the week was Sam lVlcKelvey. s . I ' Q .1 im f,, Nd 3 i I I . - I Mark Little-Sr. Hunter McDuffie-Jr. Melton Bozeman-Sr erman-Sr. I, II, lll TE-DB Letterman-Sr. I, ll TE-DB Letterman-Sr. I, Il, III OT- 'S Wilcox 0 Morgan 19 Wilcox was handed their first defeat of the year by Morgan, 19-O. The week before the game many of the Wildcat players were sick with mono and strep throat. But this didn't stop them from going to Selma to play ball. Wilcox had trouble moving the ball and couldn't get anything going. The player of the week was Will Harvey. Ai, , . - .1.. 4. Randy Curley-Sr. David Smith-Sr. Mark Thompson-Sr Letterman Sr. ll, lll OT-DT Letterman Sr. l, ll, Ill OT-DT Letterman Sr, I, ll, Ill C mi ,VM W Wim? WMM M5-WW Y if ff - Wilcox 40 Thomasville 13 Wilcox got back on the winning streak by beating Thomasville 40-13 at home. The Panthers just could not play against our defense and could not stop our offense. The player of the week was Hunter McDuffie. 88 . ,A . '7. . N.. W... I 4 I . jf -, . -N I' ' N. f wc., Ts , ' , - . ya. v . I 1 M, fy qv X W X 5 Scott Ward-Sr. Danny Burford-Jr. David Love-Jr. Letterman Jr. Ill, Sr. I, ll, Letterman Sr. I, ll TE-DB Letterman Jr. III, Sr. I, II HB Ill OG-DE Wilcox O Monroe 27 One of the three losses Wilcox had this year went to Monroe Academy. They defeated Wilcox 27-O at home. Monroe had 3 or 4 big plays that beat us. Wilcox could move the ball but just could not score. The player of the week was Melton Bozeman. 4, W X 1 my yd ,, I fa A 9, ,Ht-4 IH ..,, . I, , M , P , 4 -4 5 ii . wgwqafiiwgf l It ' g af ' R J V iv fa' A M, x ,wt A' ., Q ,, Q,tt,,,g-1, 4, LW L I L, ,.:.,t.4.'e 'Lh 42 f , ' L,,.,' vm . . ,mi ' 1 ' .-uf JN , :H Jffjx m z,,,, 1 Ralph Martin-Jr. Carl McNeece-Jr. Ronnie Steadham-Jr. Letterman Sr. ll, TE-DE Letterman Sr. I, ll HB-DE Letterman Sr. ll, HB-LB Wilcox 20 Fort Dale 13 Wilcox gained another 10 points toward the playoffs by defeating Fort Dale Academy in the last 2 minutes of the ball game. Gordon Stone threw an interception that set up the winning touchdown. The score was 20-13 and the player ofthe week was Carl McNeece. ZhH .1 I fit I M, .1 ez- S -'J', f - ,V ,',' ' I I f 1 ,fiwfff I S la A.-,:f:IzQ'Vk Trey Wallace-Jr. Rick Capps-Soph. Allen Cook-Soph. erman Jr. Ill, Sr. I, II OT-DT Letterman Sr. I, HB-LB Letterman Sr. I, HB-DB Wilcox 28 Sparta 6 Wilcox played Sparta Academy in Evergreen and Coach Parker was really seeking revenge. All week long he, Coach Parker, had been wild. The Wildcats never knew any one could hold a grudge so long. They defeated Sparta 28-6 and the player of the week was Rick Capps. ff 2-1: -'Z Brooks Donald-Soph. Stephen Harvey-Soph. Frank Lane Soph Letterman Sr. I TE-CB Letterman Sr. I QB-CB Letterman Sr I OG DT Wilcox 27 Greenville 6 Wilcox played Greenville Academythe 7th game of the year. This was the biggest game thus far in the season. The scoring was done by Rick Capps who had 2 touchdowns, David Love 1 touchdown, Sam McKeIvey 1 touchdown and Mark Little and Marc Childers both with extra points. There were three interceptions in the game, one each for Rick Capps, Sam IVIcKeIvey and Mark Little. Will Harvey caused one fumble and Ronnie Steadham recovered it. The player ofthe week was Marc Childers. 92 Jeff Thgmpsonisophl Statistician-Rosemary Furman Letterman sr. i c-DT Managers-Frankie Helms and Deborah Speir J stu E t Wilcox 27 Escambia 8 Wilcox Academy played Escambia for the 8th game of the year in Canoe. Marc Childers scored 2 touchdowns and 3 extra points, Sam McKelvey and David Love each scored 1 touchdown. Most of the first half was a defensive battle for which credit is given to lVlcNeece, Capps, Smith, and Harvey. Wilcox won 27-8. The player ofthe week was David Love. HOM ECOMING 82 Wildcats made our dreams come true! WlCOX39 LOWNDES ACADEMYZO For Homecoming Wilcox played Lowndes Academy and defeated thern 39-20. Everyone got to play and the player of the week was Trey M 12 Wallace. 94 W ALL PHoTos OF ' K 1 T FooTBAi.i. TAKEN l I i Q l BY MARIAN FURMAN vc-9 WILCOX 41 CATHERINE O Every year Wilcox and Catherine play for the county championship. This year Wilcox won easily and kept the winning streak going. The player of the week was Sam lvlcKelvey. WILCOX 32 SOUTHERN O The last regular season game was against Southern. Wilcox won and gave us our final 10 play-off points. This made it possible for us to play at home for the first round of the playoffs. The player of the week was Hunter McDuffie. 95 W.A.'s First Playoff Game Ever . . . Wilcox 20 Warrior 7 Wilcox played Warrior in the first playoff game at Wilcox. The scoring was done by IVlcKelvey passing 48 yards to Hunter IVlcDuffieg Will Harvey intercepted a pass and ran it back for a touchdown and David Love ran in a faked field goal. The Wildcat defense did a great job especially the defensive line, featuring Scott Ward, Melton Bozeman and Will Harvey along with Ronnie Steadham and David Love. 96 fi mt ,l,,. X S T i , i f F Errors are critical in STATE A Championship M55 B5 game. Wilcox 8 Springwood 28 Wilcox Academy went to Springwood Academy for the 2A State Championship Finals. Wilcox played good defense the first half but fumbled the ball. ln the second half Springwood recovered another fumble on the W.A. 14 yard line and turned it into a touchdown. They also returned one interception pass for another six points. The only score for Wilcox was made by David Love with Sam McKelvey scoring the extra points. Wilcox ended up if2 in the state with the final score 28-8. top left-V.l.P. buses line up for 4 hour drive to Lanett, AL. immediate left-Wildcats in action during Championship game. bottom-WA scores lone touchdown in 4th quarter. 4 Q: 3 , wt, F w .- - m : K fm' ' ,.-- ' X .. 'R U 1 , -4+ SQ 'S ff . if wg X 2' k ' x TF qw -Q30 5 I 1 -ifwi , WI - K sm. gi,-A 12555. Q 3,31 i,131g.d,k Y ' Q : N t- - +A ,xii Lf. yu . 4- ..ff,, V- -25,24 1 1 wh. 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All Star Game South-6 North-13 99 sum MANLEYM '81-'82 Jr. High Cheerleaders 1981-82 Jr. Hi h Football Team -48.6 Row 1: Ken Barlow, Brian Webb, Derek Godbold, Chris Burford, Lee Davis, Rusty Whitten and Brent Primm Row 2 Strother Gibbs Lee Luker, Shane Wallace, Frank Mclntosh, Mike Robinson, Mike Brasell, Mark Holder Row 3 Lonnie McKinley Tito Harvey P J Pongerayter, Fred Sheffield, Bill Lolley, Jerry Newsome, and Coach Parker, Row 4 Tony Wilkerson Mike McLain Scott Duckworth John Paul Harvell, Peasley Shorter, and Steve Luker. Not Pictured is David Watkins and Manager Malcolm Smith Grove Hill Greenville Morgan Monroe Lowndes Fort Dale Marengo Fort Deposit CBowl Gamej SCOREBOARD o WA 6 WA 26 W A 6 WA o WA 6 WA 8 WA 30 WA 99? as 5 FS' X 'X 5 l X 6 '53 210 ,ff Q 9. --ji an I MJ 5' if we - - E gh 35 Q I k ' M' 0 w ' 1 by xw xgtx K 1 QW 1 N, jylf , f A . mfu 7, 4 Marx Qfi' I I wx' Angie Mc Lei Trix Qe Norr BigQNbbie Hare I 3 X e 104 - . A W.A.'s 1981-82 PEE WEE TEAM it Row 1: Will Axon, Sam Felts, William Chapman, David Mclntosh, Will Reaves, Todd Murphy, Brad Powe, William Malone, Row 2: Drew Johnson, John R. Harvey, Eric Evans, Jim Harrison, Jeremy Jeffcoat, Brad Cook, Robert Lolley, Row 3: Blain Brawley, Eddie Black, Joe Capps, Boo Pharr, Forest Johnson, Rick Tait, Jeremy Stallings, Al Gibbs, Fleetwood Hollinger, Row 4: Cliff Brown, David Brasell, Paul Kirchharr, Ed Reaves, Brent Blackmon, Paul Strickland, Jeff Dunnam, 105 L. Varsity Team Goes To State The 1981-82 Wilcox Academy Wildcats worked long and hard to achieve a 16-8 record. Practices began after football season and continued on through February. With Coach Andress pushing for the best out of everyone and with the hard efforts of the boys, Wilcox made it to the first round of the State playoffs for the first time in three years. The Seniors, as usual, dominated the team. Mark Little, Will Harvey, Marc Childers, and Randy Curley were the four starting seniors with Hunter McDuffie as the fifth starter. Edward Bodiford, Ronnie Steadham, Carl McNeece, and Brooks Donald proved to be invaluable to the squad. The first tournament of the year was the Greenville Christmas Tournament. Wilcox placed third after losing to Ft. Dale and beating South Butler. Mark Little and Hunter McDuffie made the All-Tournament team. After Christmas, Sparta held its annual tournament. Wilcox again placed third after losing to Monroe, whom they had previously beaten in a regular game. Hunter McDuffie made the All-Tournament team. The next tournament on the agenda was the Wilcox Tournament. After beating Catherine in the first round, Wilcox played Marengo. They lost this game and placed third after beating Patrician in the consolation game. The District 3 Tournament was held at Ft. Dale. Wilcox defeated South Butler in the first round, but suffered a heart-breaking, one point loss to Ft. Dale in the semi-final game. Although they ended up 3rd in the District Tournament, Wilcox entered the State Tournament as a wildcard team. They were placed in the bracket with Glenwood School, who was undefeated in their regular season. After a close, hard-fought game the Wildcats fell to a tough Glenwood team 67 to 56. We are very proud of our Wildcats for their great season! 1 106 qxinfoy many Mark Little, Sr. Will Harvey, Sr. 81-82 Marc Childers, Sr. Hunter McDuffie, Jr XQXXLEUJ' A DISTRI L, I4 .4 many 11 Edward Bodiford, Jr. Carl NICNGGCG, JY- Ronnie Steadham, Jr. Brooks Donald, Soph Manx qua, my 1 U ff' 35 Coach Robert Andress Mark Little, Sr. Nlanagers: Rosemary Furman, David Andress, Malcolm Smith 110 if Av I ff, W.A. B Teams: Stephen Harvey, Frank Lane Martin Sheffield and Mark Waren 1 - l B Team Shows Promise W.A.'s B Team did not actually consist of only four boys. For their first game against Ft. Dale Acade- my, Brooks Donald stepped in as one of the starters. The game, however, ended in defeat for the Wildcats as did the second game of the season against Mea- dowview. Even with the help of Ronnie Steadham, Carl McNeese, and Ed Bodiford, they could not pull out a victory and fell 41-38. The Wildcats seemed to hit a winning streak when they won two games in a row. The first was a 27-25 victory over Sparta and the second was a 40-36 win over Morgan in the Mea- dowview Tournament. Their win put them up against Meadowview in the finals for the second time in the season. The Trojans were not to be beat and the Wildcats fell 68-44. Again the B Team came up against Ft. Dale. The outcome however was not as pleasing as it had been the first time and the Wildcats were handed a heartbreaking 24-28 defeat. The final game of the season ended in a 39-21 victory over the Sparta Warriors. 112 l Front Row-Sarah Henderson, Alesia Anderson, Neile Chesnut, Dana Wetherbee, Mary Clare Furman Second Row-Coach Autrey, Anne Marie Furman, Valerie Link, Gerri Brock, Debbie Nicolucci, Margaret Shorter, Amy Waren, Coach Al Gibbs The Lady Wildcats started the year off beautifully with a 47-46 home court victory over arch-rival West End. Little did anyone know that the Wildcats would make a full circle this year-this one with some bumps and uneven curves. lt was definitely the toughest schedule that the girls had ever faced. Following the opening win, the girls ran off a string of victories including the Greenville Christmas Tourna- ment in which Alesia, Mary Clare and Neile made All Tournament. The 'Cats continued their winning streak after Christmas and then fell into a slump starting January 11th, with a loss to much improved Morgan team. Five days later the Wildcats dropped another one losing to West End, 48-44. The Wildcats won their next five games including a revenge victory over Morgan in the first round of the Wilcox Invitational. But in the Championship the 'Cats lost a heart-breaking contest to Marengo, 34-33. Alesia, Sarah and Neile made All Tournament. With district less than two weeks away, the girls knew that it was really time to pull it together if they wanted another State Title. From this point on, the Lady Wildcats went on a roll that would carry them to the state finals. In winning district for the sixth consecutive time, Alesia, Sarah and Neile made All Tournament and the team was set for state. The first round of state had the 'Cats vs. Marengo held on the Wildcats' home court. A determined group of girls who refused to fall again to Marengo, handed the Longhorns a 39-35 loss and advanced to the quarter-finals to face Cahawba Christian. After crushing the Chargers 61-38, the Wildcats were faced with a tough Morgan team in the semi-finals. After a close contest, the girls pulled away in the fourth quarter for a 46-37 victory. The Lady Wildcats had finally gotten to the State Championship for a record fifth consecutive year, and finally, the perfect championship match had come to be-Wilcox vs. West End. The game was close as expected! With the balanced scoring attack and superb defense that had carried the Wildcats all year, they went in at halftime tied at 25 with the Crusaders. The third and part of the fourth quarters caught the Wildcats in a slump, due to costly turnovers and missed shots, which eventually put them down by seven pionts in the fourth. Yet, in a wonderful defensive ef- fort Dana and Mary Clare, and a combination of scoring by Neile, Sarah and Alesia for 10 of the 12 fourth quarter points, they were able to pull it off again. So, the 'Cats had now come full circle with another one point victory over West End Christian, 41-40. This victory marked the Wildcats as the second team ever to win two consecutive state titles, and the only girls' team to win three championships in basketball. Alesia and Mary Clare were named to the State All Tournament team and Neile received the State's Most Valuable Player trophy! Mary Clare and Neile were later named to the APSA All Star Squad helping the South record a 51-50 win over the North, which incidentially had two W.E.C. players. It seemed that for once that Wilcox had the jinx over West End with their one point victories. If the girls' ever showed that they were champions, it was in coming back and beating all three teams that had previously beaten them in regular season play-and all in one week of State tournament. WIICUX 14 l Jr. High WE DID IT 0 CE. ai' 95. .... N H sw , K 5 X S1 ff kg Xi rw 'f ,V r. ,K ki fn S ,., i--.. L1 ' , . .,. F . sffs M - .1 ' . 1, x -- Q , . 'S .. L..,. . Q, - ,. f ,fgzfa .33 2 g K K , ,,m,i . . .. .. -x--- W' -,Q I . A F f Z' . . . . Q I A r 1 . 3 fl, E .51 W J 1 4.-+ QF QE' 4 Vx la, ww 1 8 WE DID IT AGAIN!! W c E i ug.,-Qs 4 m 9 4, if ACADEMY l ' r Hfgwfimrg wise no snonmo in sums CLeft to Rightj Paul Furman, Derek Godbold, Jim Craig, Mark Holder, Frank Nlclntosh, John Paul Harvell, Scott Duckworth, Peasley Shorter, John Shorter, Robert Dailey, Ray Felts, Chris Burford, Ckneelingj Coach Bob Parker Jr. Hi h Basketball 81-82 ff , 21 D C 1 5 . 120 if-f Kneeling-Edward Bodiford, Frank Mclntosh, Carl McNeece, Allan Cook, Strother Gibbs, Mike Brassell, Mark Holder, Ronnie Steadham Standing-Will Harvey, Marc Childers, Hunter McDuffie, Mark Little, Danny Burford, Martin Sheffield, Scott Ward, Coach Parker. BASEBALL sz Coach Bo wl?. rker i 4 4 av' , :SX 1 ' 1 2, . A 1- -an ,C r Ji ' - 122 5 ', f 'W' Marcus Childers Will Harvey center field catcher if--f Mark Little pitcher Cwlfiu 4:---b- .4w' Scott Ward Edward Bodiford fight field short stop r '45- ii? 3-'Hn -...av-4' Hunter McDuffie Carl McNeece first base left field 'wwf ii 'lg- Danny Burford right field Qwpv 'dC 5v Ronnie Steadham second base E l ar 'Nm-W' A I2 Allen Cook Martin Sheffield Mark Holder third base third base left field ,fi mf' ,JJ Mike Brassell Gibbs Frank pitcher catcher pitcher The 1982 team was a young team-experience wise. Only three starters from last year were on the team. They were Will Harvey, Mark Little, and Carl McNeese. Mark and Carl were the only ones who played the same position as last year. Three ot the other players had not played tor three years. Although the team was a young one they played with a lot of heart. Will Harvey led the way with the bats averaging .464 and Mark Little supported him with a .393. The problem was not in hitting the ball but in scoring once on base. The team finished the season with 7 wins and 8 losses. Will Harvey was chosen All-District and played in the All Star game. The players and the coach all agreed that throughout the ups and downs the year had been a l'learning experience. 124 uf ' ef B4 Lwywf . , . - lQQf 13 1 af, . M M. tiwbvafwrwf P Wffi-M ,af ff: 7 3,4 :fL1 4 .L x F.. gf, 31 ,- 1 4 'V 41 x,'f.1 5 fsiff- aw ',1'fgr f-,ji F - .A 'sz f ff ... 1 Ji vi V Amy Dunnam i'F'f'W f -uf x Ne 3 Jie .W Girls Softball Team l I ,,f,f ' ,wil T' was a 'fi f,,mwfs'ux,i11i Debbie Nicolucci Valerie Link K Alesia Anderson Lisa McDonald Sarah Henderson W LA? R A , V v' A ,. .v m I J Amy Waren Rhonda Steadham Tracy Fillingim Debra Reaves Michele Loftin Fran Mclntosh MW' if sf Jackie Coleman Amy Evans Coach Tammy Griswold KT w l N ' l in lei' Mffi- X . e -' - rf? N f fl 3'.',A,,.:. I ,fx p1..4'fg ,J 127 Meschelle Manley Holly Whitten Ben Craig X., ,F Tennis Team: Chris Burford, Jim Craig, Frank Lane Ben Craig, Ckneelingj Teresa Furman manager F Holly Whitten, Melanie Anderson, Meschelle Manley Melanie Anderson Cnot pictured Margaret Shorter and John Shorterby Chris Burford ,.,,.-www 123 Frank Lane , VZ ' Jim Craig Tammy Griswold-Coach oys' Track Team: Qsittingb Bill Lolley, Allen Cook, Stephen Harvey, Carl McNeece, David Love, and onnie Steadham. Cstandingb Will Harvey, Hunter McDuffie, Randy Curley, Ralph Martin, Marc Childers, and Trey Wallace. A '- x We , 3 1 , ,':'1' ' V i . , M, . - A sv . M f , ' ' ' 1 K QQ -2. ,ff 'N' ' if' 3irls' Track Team: Csittingb Meredith Morgan, Meschelle Manley, Amanda Riggs, Jackie Coleman, Elaine Dailey, Becky Tait, and Lisa Davis. Cstandingj Valerie Link, Dana Wetherbee, Neile Chesnut, Sarah -lenderson, Alesia Anderson, Ann Marie Furman, and Mary Clare Furman. Girls and Boys Track Teams 1982 Girls State Track Team CLeft to Righty Valerie Link, Lisa Davis, Mary Clare Furman, Anne Marie Furman, Dana Wetherbee, Sarah Henderson, Alesia Anderson, and Neile Chesnut. NEILE CHESNUT received the title of State MVP scoring 28V2 points by taking 5th in the shot put, 3rd in dis- cus, lst in the mile, 2nd in the 880, and lst in the mile relay. MARY CLARE FURMAN also played an important role in the State Meet for the girls' team by finishing 2nd in the 100, 3rd in the 220, and lst in the 880 and 440 relays with a total of 19 points. i ll ,. ev' , VALERIE LINK alone contributed 16W points to the teams total of 85V2 by taking lst in the 120 hur- dles, lst in the 880 and 440 relays and tying for 5th in the long jump. i . 1 , ........,,- , Lisa Davis, Valerie Link, Mary Clare Furman, Dana Three ot the tour relays run in the girls division ofthe Weatherbee, and Anne Marie Furman made up the State Meet were won by Wilcox. Pictured above is the 440 and 880 relay teams which both took first place girls mile relay team, Alesia Anderson, Anne Mare Fur- in the State Meet. man, Sarah Henderson, and Neile Chesnut. These girls managed to break their own state record in this event. Finish Second in State 1 K ,sl Y - X - 9' 4 . . it , f V f X , ,ya , f,,, ,W . 4 .. WEL, . A ...A rs fr , 5 ,pl i 8 . rt i fx wi 1 1982 Boys State Track Team CLeft to Righty Marc Childers, Hunter McDuffie, Will Harvey, Ralph Martin, Allen Cook, Rick Capps, David Love, Ronnie Steadham, and Stephen Harvey. E 'L ' '- .. .f f .-A . f . fr f 2 K: I I P . N C. .Q 1 0 , , fp xl. ' T' D , Q' 'V' Qi Q s WA A H :v',,w-JSE v Z ., .ei 7 A V -f vw I V ' , YQ f If e W I 1, , 'ffm . N, SQ! I 1. 48 AN ,M .U,,4w, .rw '1.f5f'N - - - f , H 'a'f 'f4 if S . pg 1 ff -, ' 1,2 f -1' H:3f,,xrf3vf.'f HUNTER McDUFFlE was among the three STEPHEN HARVEY, a hard working Sopho- RALPH MARTIN, the other boys track team boys from Wilcox to participate in individ- more, finished 4th in the mile, 4th in the member to receive individual recognition at ual events at the State Meet. He scored 22 two mile, and 3rd in the two mile relay with the State Meet, scored 13 points by taking 3rd points by placing Ist in the longjump, 1st a total of 9M points of the team's 56. in the 120 high hurdles, 4th in the 180 low in the 440 and 2nd in the 880 relay. hurdles, 4th in the sprint medley relay, and vi ' 2nd in the 880 relay. - , .. . Qmgwm, sn - kt' if .1 L. .W A in S li , 2, K s if ' Q rv! -1 V 4, I . I X, Q ,Q 4 - 5 'QV .. I , . . as SN, es A - . A -M., xl A wawadsxwfg Will Harvey hands off to Allen Cook as the two mile relay team races ' - for its third place finish. 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Q... s , X - M., 4 , fi y ibq h X vfr. wx ,.hk . 5 'W sw L 5, x 336 sf 'P' ' i Q td, , .K 3, ww o as-1' ,QM Beta Members: qsirtmgp X-'xy 77,1 i . .., .1 1 'iw Lisa Davis, Holly Whitten, Paula McMillan, Alesia Anderson, Sarah Henderson, Lynne Wetherbee Cstandingj Will Harvey, Delia Tate, Lisa . McDonald, Neile Chesnut, David Love, Mary Clare Furman, Danny Burford ri Q M? hp if li l l l i ,f Beta OffiCerS1 Delia Tate-Reporter, Danny Burford-Treasurer, Neile Chesnut-President, Sarah Henderson-Vice President, Mary Clare Furman-Historian, Lynne Wetherbee-Secretary 134 New Beta Members: Csittingj Stephen Harvey, Gerri Brock, Brooks Donald, Amanda Riggs, Peggy Hasselvander, Sandy Gaines, Cstandingb Anne Marie Furman, Robyn Farquhar, Rhonda Steadham, RaMona Murchinson, Gina Mclntyre, Margaret Morgan, Miller JR. BETA CLUB Jr. Beta Members: Cfirst rowj Simone Manley, Jeanie Brown, Rebecca Malone, Cherly Primm, Chris Burford, Becky Tait, Kitty Threadgill, Robert Dailey Csecond rowj Elaine Dailey, Jodi Clayton, Melanie Capps, Diane Wilkinson, Catherine Cromer, Gennie Brock, Jim Craig, Cindy Warren, Amy Evans qthird rowj Michelle Loftin, Angie Burt, Alan Morgan, Frank Mclntosh, Peasely Shorter, Sarah Webb, Melanie Anderson, Tereasa Furman, Jennifer Blackmon, and Mrs. Judy Powe-advisor .gt 456: , ls. 5 . .f l.crSHlxxply D 3 OffiCeI'S President-Elaine Dailey, Vice-President, Diane Wilkinson, Secretary-Rebecca Malone, Repor- ter-Genie Brock, Treasurer-Cindy Warren New Mel'TlbeYSZ Cfirst rowb Darryl Morgan, Ray Felts, Paul Furman, Ben Craig, Lee Davis Csecond rowj Kenneth Barlow, Meredith Morgan, Gwen Sessions, Lyn Harvey, Micheelle Ray, Qthird rowj David Ray, Chris Farris, John Shorter, Jerry Newsom, Fran Mclntosh Cfourth rowj Lisa Schliep, Nell Jones Curry, Leslie Luker, Millie Johnson, and Cammy Love 135 S.G.A. Representatives: Cflrst rowj Davld Mclntosh Melanie Morgan Alhson Wetherbee Ed Reaves Gwen Smith Mlllle Johnson Paul Furman, Csecond row? Chris Burford Simone Manley Scott Duckworth Melanue Anderson Stephen Harvey Anne Marne Furman Sandy Gaines Cthird rowl Margaret Shorter Sarah Henderson Alesla Anderson Denise Reaves Mark Thompson Dana Wetherbee WIII Harvey, Neile Chesnut OffiC6I'SZ President-Will Harvey Csittingb, Vice-President-Neile Chesnut, Secretary-Dana Wetherbee, Treasurer-Stephen Harvey, Parliamentarian-Alesia Anderson, Chaplain-Margaret Shorter. 136 . CLUB For the first time ever a club has been formed for the athletes at W.A. This club, The W. Club, was formed late in the year but has a tre- mendous enrollment. Its members consist of all Varsity Lettermen and Cheerleaders and is sponsored by Coach Andress. Its members are Cfirst rowb Mark Thompson-President, Sarah Henderson-Secretary and Treasurer, Ralph Martin-Vice-President, Csecond rowb Frank Lane, JeffThompson, Stephen Harvey, Trey Wallace, Brooks Donald, Mark Little, qthird rowb Alesia Anderson, Ronnie Steadham, Shelley Ezell, Neile Chesnut, Sara Kate Gibbs, Margaret Shorter, Holly Whitten, Debbie Nicolucci, Cfourth rowj David Smith, Scott Ward, David Love, Mary Clare Furman, Hunter McDuffie, Meschelle Manley, Valerie Link, Lynne Wetherbee qfifth rowj Marc Childers, Lisa McDonald, Rosemary Furman, Amanda Riggs, Amy Waren, Edward Bodiford, Anne Marie Furman, Gerri Brock, and Danny Burford. 3 SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol is another newly formed organization at W.A. It consists of many active elementary students under the leadership of Coach Bob Parker working to keep the campus safe. Its officers are, from left to right, David 'A Brassel-Vice-President, 2 'H f 'A Gwen Smith-President, Lynn McDonald-Secretary, and Paul Furman- Treasurer. ive ,iff PQ N PLA me N' 4 1 3 7 FRENC CLUB ' ,I ' ' . ,. - 2 - , , we - ff. l , -. 14 K Fl'el'lCh Club: Cfirst rowb Melanie Anderson, David Watkins, Sarah Webb, Mary Clare Furman, Elaine Daily, Becky Tait, Robin Farquhar, Valerie Stinson, Dianne Wilkerson Csecond rowj Bill Lolley, Jim Craig, Holly Whitten, Jackie Coleman, Carl McNeece, Paula McMillian, Michele Autrey, Lisa Albritton, Delia Tait, Tito Harvey, Cthird rowb Lynne Wetherbee, Ronnie Steadham, Scott Duckworth, Danny Burford, Marc Childers, Randy Curley, Melton Bozeman, Dana Wetherbee, Margaret Shorter, Peasley Shorter, and Rosemary Furman. OffiCel'SZ President-Marc Childers, Vice President-Delia Tait, Secretary- Treasurer-Mary Clare Furman, Reporter-Dana Wetherbee 138 L..-may SPANISH CLUB Af-0 3' SPANISH CLUB2 Cseatedj Meschelle Manley, Margaret Shorter, Lisa Davis, Valerie Link, Gerri Brock, Gina Mclntyre Csecond rowj Shelley Ezell, Graham Wetherbee, Sara Kate Gibbs, Anne Marie Furman, RaMona Murchison, Cthird rowj Mark Thompson, Sarah Henderson, Lisa McDonald, Margaret Morgan, Rhonda Steadham, Trey Wallace, Martin Sheffield, David Love, Stephen Harvey SPANISH CLUB 'M' OFFICERS: fseatedb Gerri Brock-President, David Love-Vice President, Anne Marie Furman-Secretary, Cstandingj Meschelle Manley-Treasurer, Sarah Henderson- Reporter S, lxgi AQ: 139 EAN NUAL STAFFi EDITORS: Lisa Davis and Lynne Wetherbee BUSINESS MANAGERS Joanne Mclntosh, Amy Dunnam, and Scott Ward 40 Q W1 S ,',,,...i y,.f-- R 'mv Mi ilfxiggx kv-ia wif' LL- 444 fw- CAT CHAT STAFF l Cat Chat Staff: CTop Rowy: Sarah Webb, Robyn Farquhar, Peggy Hasselvander, Holly Whitten, Lane Norman, Lisa Davis Standing: Alan Morgan, Rosemary Furman, Delia Tate, Steve Bennett, Margaret Shorter, Lynn Wetherbee PEP CLUB Q'33ff-riff sfyvtf vw' f W . om Bottom Row: QLeft to Righty: Meschelle Manley, Debbie Nicoluccl, Sandy Gaines, Amanda Riggs, Jackie Coleman, Lanette Luker, Catherine Cromer, Sarah Webb, Sarah Henderson, Rosemary Furman, Alesia Anderson, Elaine Dailey, Becky Tait, Miller Strother, Anne Marie Furman, Deborah Speri, Carol Cook. Second Row: QLeft to Righty: Millie Johnson, Gina Mclntyre, RaMona Murchinson, Rhonda Steadham, Lisa McDonald, Shelley Ezell, Graham Wetherbee, Margaret Shorter, Sara Kate Gibbs, Holly Whitten, Valerie Stinson, Paula McMillan, Delia Tate, Amy Evans, Teresa Furman, Dana Wetherbee, Neile Chesnut, Third Row: CLeft to Righty: Michelle Ray, Lyn Harvey, Cindy James, Meredith Morgan, Jeanie Brown, Jenine Sheffield, Karen Williams, Rebecca Malone, Michelle Autrey, Lisa Albritton, Melanie Anderson, Margaret Morgan, Lynn Huff, Melanie Capps, Jenie Brock, Simone Manley, Kim Curley, Amanda Fendley, Jennifer Blackmon, Leslie Luker, Mary Clare Furman LIBRARY CLUB I' + ...dec ,, I l ' - Library Club: Sitting: CL to RJ-Lisa Albrittion-Vice President, Melanie Anderson-President, Elaine Dailey- Treasurer, Jackie Coleman-Secretary. Standing: CL to RD-Mary Lois Woodson-l-listorlan, Sarah Webb-Reporter, Miss Kitty McMillian-sponsor, Michele Autrey-Chaplain, Dolly Albritton- Parliamentarian Pep Club Officers: President- Neile Chesnut Vice President- Sarah Henderson, Secretary- Treasurer- Alesia Anderson 143 44 W.A. HONOR STUDENTS NEILE CHESNUT Valedictorian D.A.R. Good Citizenship Who's Who in American High Schools S ' t fD' t' ' h d ocie y o is inguis e American High School Students Danforth Award BQYS' STATE-, Presdent fS . B t Cl b Beta' of the, Year Aaweard U RON NIE STEADHAM Student of the Year Award U. of S.A. Scholarship GIRLS STATE LISA DAVIS SHELLEY EZELL Salutatorian Who's Who in American High Schools Society of Distinguished American High School Students Balfour Award Highest ACT Score HUGH O'BRIEN AWARD STEPHEN HARVEY WILL HARVEY Honor Student Who's Who in American High Schools Society of Distinguished American High School Students President of S.G.A. STATE SCIENCE WINNER-KARLA WESLEY LYN NE WETHERBEE Honor Student Who's Who in American High Schools Society of Distinguished American High School Students Journalism Award STATE ART WIN NER-JODI CLAYTON ALABAMA'S For 1982 ALLISON WETHERBEE SENIORS AND JUNIORS WHO PLACED ON BOTH THE WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND THE SOCIETY OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Neile Chesnut Lisa Davis Mary Clare Furman i X Lynne Wetherbee i Will H arvey Sarah Henderson Lisa McDonald David Love I l ' 4 ' VV , - l f 'l,i I , z V V. , H I , 4 v- I AJ EASTER SEAL CHILD Senior addition to Who's Who: Debbie Nicolucci, Valerie Link, and Dana Wetherbee Sophomore and Freshmen Addition to The Society of Distinguished American High School Students: Gerri Brock, Anne Marie Furman, Sandy Gaines, Stephen Harvey, Bro k D nald, Melanie Ande , Elaine Dailey, Scott Duckworth, d Jim Craig 14 BROWNIE TRCOPS 184 and 430 GIRL SCOUT TROOPS 417 and 436 CUB SCOUT TROOP 94 Wt - gl ,va 4 4 3,-0 aa N WA ., 4 .1 - ' 'QT -fi Q uf l1.'1i2'?,2+57 C 1 f T- 4 41-+511 ' 'Et ' - xg .X X54-j i Art Winners at W.A. Fourth Grade lst at W.A. and District 2nd at State ..4'6l'7f Spelling Bee Winners Social Studies Fair Winners 147 T It k W.A.'s Science Fair District Oratorical W.A.'s Typing Team Winners Contest Winner 'V'e5Che e g'? 'eV Alan Morgan Over-all Winner Sandy Gaines Amanda 'ggs HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '82 As the new doors to Wilcox Academy opened in 1970, there were nine first graders waiting to step through. They were both scared and eager to learn. They were scared because for most of them this was the first time of being away from their parents. There are seven of those original nine left-Amy Dunnam, Mary Clare Furman, Will Harvey, Joanne Mclntosh, Denise Reaves, Brian Mclntosh, and Sam McKelvey. Miss Allene and Mr. McKelvey were there to greet them in 1970 and got them started off on the right foot. They graduated from the sixth grade with a total of 24 and a lot of memories. Neile Chesnut, Carol Cook, Lisa Davis, Mark Little, Valerie Link, Lane Norman, Melanie Ray, David Smith, Mark Thompson, Dana Wetherbee, Lynne Wetherbee, and Margaret Woodson had joined them. Some of the remembrances include: going to Montgomery on a field trip to the state capitol in the 2nd grade, all the boys paying Lisa to like them in the 3rd, Sam and David painting Neile's face black, Sam stapling Lane's head, Sam breaking Miss Majorie's clock and then taping it back together, the boys trying to flush Randy Smitherman's head down the commode, and other such memorable occasions. The seventh grade was a big step for all of them. Changing classes with the big folks, more studying, finally being old enough to be tapped into the Beta Club, being elected cheerleader, playing football, and all those other very mature high school activities. Climbing on up into the eighth grade things seemed to become more exciting and interesting as six of the eight Jr. High cheerleaders were from their class and six of their boys played Jr. High football. Their last year of Jr. High school was exciting. The boys led the Jr. Wildcats to a winning season and several of the girls made the girls' bas- ketball team. Many of them tried their luck at typing and decided that they needed several hands to type as fast as Miss Joanne wanted. As they stepped into Sr. High they felt that they had been well prepared for it. The class was outstanding in sports and academics. They had the most boys playing Sr. High football and three ofthe girls as cheerleaders. Five of the girls played basketball, track, and softball. Ev- eryone else spectated real well. In their Junior year they had a great time helping Miss Betty plan and decorate for the prom. lt was hard work but they made it. Also, during that year they lost their long-time headmaster, Mr. C.C. McKelvey. As they went into their Senior year they were faced with a new headmaster and a new senior sponsor. It was a thrill working on the Wilcorama since neither the class nor Mrs. Weaver had ever done it before. The year went by swiftly as they decorated for beauty walks, sold concessions, sold ads, sold magazines Calmost S1,200.00y, and many, many more things. As the seniors participated in graduation, they realized what a sad moment it was. They had been together for twelve years and now they realized that May 20, 1982 would probably be the last time that they would ever be together. As they looked back upon their past they real- ized that they had made mistakes and that indeed they were far from perfect. Perhaps their class motto sums it up. The only man who nev- er makes mistakes is the rnan who never does anything. 148 E Q 2 x WV + X kk I x K. SN? fi- ,W S. 3 iff g S 'W 5 ANS S V e Z Q- Q Q F 2 .Q Most Attractive Sam IVlcKelvey and Sandy Gaines Best Personal ity Joanne Mclntosh and Mark Thompson Most Intellectual Brooks Donald Sarah Henderson 3'-'H ,4,,giQH, b .J if 5 , M 1 7, 1' ' 23- ,MQ-M , , W,, , . 55 Best All-Around Most School Spirit Mescnelle Manley and Ralph Martin Rosemary Furman and Scott Ward Most a Gentlemanly Danny Burford M ost Feminine Lynne Wetherbee J 4, 152 i Q M' fm . ,, H funzn, 'arf . Athletic Mary Clare Furman Marcus Childers 153 x Y -f Ku ix 1 . N vrx' V, X , i, 8-E?'H??m ei QF 'Y 'I N5 x-'f y ' L tl RF in--..,,. ,qv ff-.Q A f Af N 3 5, 2 ., A . 4 MEX 0 M W, ,N K t M i f rm sw fs 3+- Aigxx' , If I UUW Vwwwr 1' 0 0 f 1 3 2 Z E WW ,Qu g- N ,.w1. 'S' .mg if 1 Q ,,v5i' .'s 4452155 ' y 5 'O 'fn 9 Q Q,4..,..., 5,4 1 -we Q 4 M 4 My ' 9 f ' 0 Q '94, Q 1 . 4341. ,V L, V , 'Q , 9 ff- ' ..a.s 1 ' A 4 Those were the best of times N 4-if-.N S X Q1 ljlldia Uljiiiiiif Those were the worst of times iji , 'VAA diff ,h vm if u C xl Q ai' f L J' W 5 Jr. Banquet-Ole South Style .ev-f J! eq X Southern Nights IIQM-44, 162 . I'- Y fm. -5 I l .L 3125 gp 1982 Seniors Present First Class Day at W.A. Scott Ward, the distinguished Sr. Class president, welcomed everyone to Class Day. X Me Randy Curley and Mark Thomp- son brought everyone up-to-date by revealing what had happened to the class by the year 1992. Marcus Childers and Lynne Weth- erbee delighted the audience with the Last Will and Testament of each class member. Debbie Nicolucci, Deborah Speir, and Dana Wetherbee thrilled the audience and shocked some seniors by presenting each senior with a gift that was suitable to their unique personality. Some of the highlights were Randy Curley getting a ticket to Iowa, one-way ofcourse, Valerie Link getting a poster of her in her ozone layer, and Tina Norris getting a husband-beater to keep Sam in line. After these gifts , Will Harvey and Amy Dunham took everyone down memory lane with a presentation of a brief class history. The class of 1982 was very proud to be the first one to complete all twelve years at W.A. L-J. 164 Let Us Remember . . . l i Making State Playoffs and seeing Coach Parker's toetouch. Finding out who the Salem Stranglern was Dear, Sweet Miss Ellen The Math Team, since they are not in the Annual anywhere else. GRADUATION 166 The Senior's Float and getting caught in the act by Mr. Clayton. THE DEATH STEPS This one is self-explanatory Coach Walker Let Us Forget . . . A 4 g -ww ' N - 3 .Z ' 'X TET- . T'-' K' , 'f ,aa.o. A iw 5 E Keith's Photography NOTE: Picture printed backwards if Little King and Queen of Hearts Contest, Catch 'em Margaret Miss Sharon's Term Paper, and Out- lines and Note Cards and Source Cards .,... 's N M X XX. R X Q J ,f 1 x ax is J , , Y g-gai t y- H+' K' -,.. . N 1,w X' Jig! q v' 'N 5,-. 0 ry ,Q X 23? Q 1 ll c. . ga ik Q5 Ni NX lf .,,, -.. I 'Wu 168 t X I . ' 1. ' ,mn 4f155,fWEW fi A' . ry, rn, 11 .Mm N , 1NN:e,,mNN yn-.x Qi. Q Y. 9 mm .i iM,, A xx 27' ': ,L W .hvuffur . .,i,:.5--:fbi V- -W vi K , wr , -qw: t T AH' . 'V ' , W .wuz ,c P K lb . ,. , V ,, 'g' 945 ' s. ' - 4 . - . A 1 .21 .iss ' L -,MQ qgqunsnnnllvi It sis.. -M- W Qi I'm torn between two lovers. Oh FiddIedeedee! Miss Wilcorama 1982? Could this be a Coke and a Smile? The Fonz of W.A. I can't believe I let Miss Weaver talk me into this. TIME title and format by permission of the publisher, Time Inc. PEOPLE is a trademark of Time Incorporated and is used by special permission. SPORTS ILLUSTRATED trademark and format by permission ofthe publisher, Time Inc. ROLLING STONES design reprinted by permission of Rolling Stone Registered trademark of FORTUNE Magazine, used with permission of the proprieter, Time Inc. 169 Senior Directory , 1, 1 Melton McLean Bozeman-Football Sr. I II III APSA Runner Up Sr. III, SGA Representative, Sr. Ig French Club, Sr. I, ll, Ill, Cat Chat, Sr. II, III, Annual Staff, Sr. Illg Baseball, Sr. llg Track, Sr. III. Elizabeth Neile Chesnut-Beta Club, Sr. I, ll, Ill, Officer, Sr. ll, Ill, French Club, Sr. I, II, Officer Sr. Ig Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Sr. II, lllg Homecoming Court, Sr. ll, Girls State Delegate, Sr. ll, Pep Club, Sr. ll, Ill, Officer Sr. II, lllg Math Team, Sr. ll, Ill, Class Offi- cer, Sr. ll, lllg DAR Good Citizenship Girl, Sr. Ill, SGA Vice President, Sr. Ill, Basketball, Sr. l, II, III, State MVP Sr. Ill, Track, Sr. I, ll, III, State MVP Sr. Il, lllg Valedictorian, Sr. Ill. Marcus Skinner Childers-SGA Representative, Sr. I, Ilg French Club, Sr. ll, III, President Sr. Ill, Football, Sr. ll, Ill, All-District Sr. III, APSA Runner Up Sr. III, Track, Sr. ll, III, All-District Sr. lllg Who's Who Most School Spirit, Sr. I, Most Athletic, Sr. Ill, Basketball, Sr. II, lllg Baseball, Sr. Ill. Carol Cruise Cook-Pep Club, Sr. I, ll, III, Science Fair Winner, SR. lg District Typing Team, Sr. llg Class Reporter, Sr. ll, Cat Chat Staff, Sr. ll, Annual Staff, Sr. Ill. Randall Eugene Curley-French Club, Sr. I, II, Ill, Officer Sr. II, Football, Sr. ll, Ill, APSA Runner Up Sr. lllg Basketball, Sr. Il, Ill, Track, Sr. II, Ill, Annual Staff, Sr. III. 170 new , 'Nj 'Vivian S lmfrliu ,ef Qogyojl J I, -f-f'Y'.W ig: 9 . ,- , - K tb its ii l . M Lisa Dianne Davis-Beta Club, Sr. I, ll, lllg Cheer- leader, Sr. I, ll, Ill, Captain Sr. III, All-Star Cheer- leader, Sr. Ill, Who's Who, Most Talented Sr. I, Ill, Pep Club, Sr, I, ll, Illg Track, Sr. l, II, lllg Spanish Club, Sr. II, Cat Chat Staff, Sr. I, Il, Math Team, Sr. II, Ill, Art Show Winner, Sr. II, Ill, W Club, Sr. Ill, Class Chaplain, Sr. lllg Miss Wilcorama Finalist, Sr. Ill, Co-Editor of Annual, Sr. lllg Wilcox County's Junior Miss, Sr. lllg Who's Who Among American High School Students, Sr. II, III, Society of Distin- guished High School Students, Sr. Il, Ill, Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Salutatorian, Balfour Award. Karen Amelia Dunham-Science Fair Winner, Sr. I, llg Class Officer, Sr. Ilg Softball, Sr. ll, lllg Pep Club, Sr. II, lllg Class Favorite, Sr. Ill, Annual Staff, Sr. lllg Annual Staff Officer, Sr. Ill. Kenneth Scott Fillingim-V.I.C.A. Sr. I, II, Annual Staff, Sr. lll. Mary Clare Furman-Beta Club, Sr. I, Il, Ill, Officer Sr. Il, Ill, French Club, Sr. I, ll, III, Officer Sr. I, Ill, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Sr. II, III, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Sr. II, III, Homecoming Maid, Sr. lg Homecoming Queen, Sr. lllg Basketball Sr. I, ll, III, Track Sr. I, II, Ill, State MVP, Sr. Ig Miss Wilcorama Finalist, Sr. I, II, Who's Who, Sr. ll, Ill, Cheerleader Sr. I, ll, lll, All-Star Cheerleader, Sr. Illg SGA Representative, Sr. Il, Cat Chat Staff, Sr. lg Math Team, Sr. ll, Ill, Pep Club Sr. II, Ill, WClub, Sr. Ill, Annual Staff, Sr. lllg Class Favorite, Sr. III. Class of 1982 William Rufus Harvey, III-Class Officer, Sr. I, III, Who's Who, Sr. I, II, III, Football, Sr. I, ll, III, APSA Runner Up, Sr. Ill, All-Star Football, Sr. Illg Basket- bagl, Sr. I, II, III, Baseball, Sr. I, Il, III, SGA Sports Award, Sr. I, Beta Club, Sr. I, ll, lllg French Club, Sr. I, Il, Officer, Sr. II, Hugh O'Brian Seminar Repre- sentative, Sr. Ig SGA Officer, Sr. II, Ill, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Sr. ll, III, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Sr. Il, Ill, Boys State Representative, Sr. ll, All District Football, Sr. Il, lllg Track, Sr. Ill, Annu- al Staff, Sr. Ill. Valerie Dawn Link-Track, Sr. ll, III, All District, Sr. III, Basketball, Sr. Ill, Spanish Club, Sr. III, W Club, Sr. lllg Annual Staff, Sr. Ill, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Sr. ll. Mark Steven Little-Baseball, Sr. I, Il, Ill, Basket- ball, Sr. I, ll, Ill, All-District Basketball Sr. ll, Ill, All- Star Basketball Sr. Ill, Football, Sr. I, II, III, All Dis- trict Football, Sr. Ill, APSA Runner Up, Sr. III, Annual Staff Sr. III. Meschelle Denise Manley-Cheerleader, Sr. I, II, Ill, All-Star Cheerleader, Sr. Illg Tennis Team, Sr. I, ll, Ill, MVP Sr. Ill, Class Beauty, Sr. I, Miss Wilcor- ama, Sr. Il: Spanish Club, Sr. II, III, Cat Chat, Sr. Ig Pep Club, Sr. Il, III, Typing Team, Sr. Ill, Annual Staff, Sr. III, Who's Who Best All Around, Sr. Ill, Class Favorite Sr. Ill, W Club, Sr. Ill. 4 Brian Regan Mclntosh-Annual Staff, Sr. Ill. Pamela Joanne Mclntosh-Wildcat Mascot, Sr. Ig SGA Representative, Sr. II, Class Officer, Secre- tary Treasurer, Sr. II, Annual Staff Business Man- ager, Sr. lllg Senior Favorite, Miss Congeniality, Sr. III, Who's Who, Best Personality, Sr. III. Samuel James Ervin McKeIvey-Baseball, Sr. I, ll, All District Baseball, Sr. I, Football, Sr. ll, Ill, All District, Sr. Ill, All-Star, Sr. Ill, APSA Runner Up Sr. Ill, Science Fair Winner, Sr. ll, Art Winner, Sr. III, W Club, Sr. III, Class Favorite, Sr. III, Who's Who, Cutest, Sr. Illg Annual Staff, Sr. Ill. Deborah Anne Nicolucci-Cat Chat Staff, Sr. I, ll, Ill, Softball, Sr. ll, Ill, Track, Sr. I, Il, III, Basketball, Sr. I, ll, Ill, Pep Club, Sr. ll, Ill, WCgub, Sr. Ill, Typing Team, Sr. I, Class Beauty, Sr. II, Science Fair Win- ner, Sr. Il, Who's Who, Sr. III, Annual Staff, Sr. III. Elizabeth Lane Norman-Softball, Sr. ll, Beta Club, Sr. I, ll, Pep Club, Sr. Il, Typing Team, Sr. Ilg Cat Chat Staff, Sr. II, Annual Staff, Sr. Ill. Tina Robin Norris-Band, Sr. I, Softball, Sr. II, An- nual Staff, Sr. III. Melanie Ann Ray-Pep Club, Sr. Il, III, Annual Staff, Sr. Ill. Carol Denise Reaves-Softball, Sr. ll, Pep Club, Sr. ll, Cat Chat Staff, Sr. llg SGA Representative, Sr. III., Class Favorite, Sr. lllg Annual Staff, Sr. Ill. 171 James David Smith-Football, Sr. I, ll, lll, APSA Runner Up, Sr. Ill, W Club, Sr. Ill, Annual Staff, Sr. lll. Deborah Marie Speir-Pep Club, Sr. ll, Ill, Annual Staff, Sr. III, Manager Basketball and Track, Sr. ll, Ill, Manager Football, Sr. lll. Thomas Mark Thompson-Class Vice President, Sr. I, Football, Sr. I, ll, Ill, APSA State Runner Up, Sr. III, Baseball, Sr. Ig Spanish Club, Sr. ll, Ill, Offi- cer Sr. ll, W Club, Sr. Ill, President W Club, Sr. Ill, SGA Representative, Sr. Ill, Favorite, Sr. Ill, Who's Who, Sr. Ill. , , 44 i lf' 2 4 , , ,,., I VV,h my ,f f I mg: Edward Scott Ward-Football, Sr. I, ll, lll, APSA Runner Up, Sr. Ill, Baseball Sr. I, ll, Basketball, Sr. ll, Track Letterman, Sr. I, II, Class President, Sr. I, II, Ill, Who's Who, Sr. Ill, W Club, Sr. Ill. Dana Joanne Wetherbee-Cheerleader, Sr. ll, lll, APSA All-Star Cheerleader, Sr. Ill, Class Reporter, Sr. I, Miss Wilcorama Semi-Finalist, Sr. I, Art Win- ner, Sr. I, SGA Representative, SR. ll, SGA Secre- tary, SR. Ill, French Club, SR. l, ll, Ill, Officer, Sr. I, Ill, Pep Club, Sr. I, ll, Ill, Cat Chat Staff, Sr. lg Basketball Sr. I, ll, lll, All-District, Sr. lll, Most lm- proved Player Trophy, Sr. Ill, Track, Sr. I, ll, Ill, All- District, Sr. I, ll, Ill, Regional Qualifier, Sr. I, ll, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Sr. Il, Who's Who Most Attractive, Sr. ll, Class Secretary, Sr. III, Annual Staff, Sr. Ill, WClub, Sr. Ill, Science Fair Winner, Sr. Illg Homecoming Maid, Sr. Ill, Miss Wilcorama Second Runner Up, Sr. Ill, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Sr. Ill, Who's Who Miss Wilcox Academy, Miss Charming. Lynne Wetherbee-Class Secretary, Sr. lg Beta Club, Sr. I, ll, Ill, Basketball Sr. lg Track Statistician, Sr. l, ll, Ill, Cat Chat Staff, Sr. I, ll, French Club, Sr. I, Il, lll, Vice President, Sr. lg Who's Who Most Feminine, Sr. I, ll, Ill, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Sr. Il, III, Society of Distin- guished American High School Students, Sr. ll, Ill, Cheerleader, Sr. II, III, APSA All-Star Cheerleader, Sr. III, Co-Assistant Editor of Cat Chat, Sr. ll, SGA Reporter, Sr. ll, Beta Club Secretary, Sr. ll, Ill, Pep Club, Sr. ll, lllg Girls Basketball Statistician, Sr. Il, Co-Editor of Annual, Sr. III, W Club, Sr. Ill, Math Team, Sr. lllg Honor Student. Margaret Fenton Woodson-Pep Club, Sr. I, Cat Chat Staff, Sr. I, II, Cat Chat Editor, Sr. Ill, Annual Staff, Sr. lll. 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