Banks High School - Contrails Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1968 volume:

i 1 i.C . -H ' C- iu cc ■ -•- BANKS HIGH 3CH0GC LfBHARV CONTRAILS f 1968 DOUG BURNETTE, Editor L Frazer Banks High School Birmingham, Alabama VOL XI I am a part of all that I have met. $ Table of Contents Dedication 16 Administration 18 School Life 36 The Athletes 132 Classes 162 Advertisements 254 i- ' -;-:. 5 ci I o ■ - ' -VHfc. The desert - seemingly unfruitful, barren, forsaken, was without comprehension of what it could become. Unknowingly, it lay in dormant grandeur - I J with no memories of the atmosphere of football games and pep rallies. Zealously the desert sows seeds of wisdom, exposing error, .i_JisaLJ. , ■!« administering faith. It is a never tiring oasis, dedicated to the awakening of the mind - a source of our sustenance, a haven when we needed one. ■■ f n ■ V - s ' LVt ' flK- J .:■ J From my misgivings of the desert I followed a road mode up of experiences and found that living demands an involvement with which we mix individual vitality, enthusiasm, and initiative into happiness which fills the lives of us all. I found out quickly that the way to create a school atmosphere 12 is simply to give of myself. 13 Yet I will forever wonder - ' ' ■v ' -igt,ia t- K ' • ■ ;i «-:k? ■M wm ii fmm i t k Great educators say that a true teacher is one who brings to youth the finest possible opportunities for de- veloping their highest capacities. Such a person is Mrs. Elizabeth Hatch. Through her notable efforts in pep ral- lies, assemblies, and homecoming activities she proves to be one that gladly goes the extra mile and is prepared to go yet another. She has taught us to give of ourselves, to build castles given only the barest foundations, and to build mountains given only the raw iron. The whole story of this teacher will not be found here, only pieces, but pieces designed to jog a thought of remembrance, a moment of dedication. 17 Mr. Howell brings new spirit to Banks JOHN H. HOWELL This year Mr. Howell succeeded Mr. Gann as principal of Banks. Mr. Howell came to Banks from L. M. Smith Elementary School where he was principal for t vo years. Mr. Howell graduated from Jacksonville State University and began his teaching career at Jones Valley where he taught science and coached football and track. Later Mr. Howell became Head Coach at Woodlawn where he remained until becoming principal of Smith. Mr. Howell has earned his B.S., M.A., and A. A. degrees. In high school and college he was an active participant in football, basketball, and track, and he continues to show an active interest in all sports here at Banks. Mr. Howell ' s favorite pastime is fishing. 20 fr-TT ' ' ' r?Ti ' rrr- ' T - r fff ir Mr. Howell is the mainstay of school ac- tivities. Hard work and devotion to Banks are characteristic of Mr. Howell ' s first year here. 21 Counselors help students plan ahead. Mr. William Jenkins Counselor I 22 Advisors assist students. Mrs. Inez Bartlett, Advisor Mr. Homer Wesley, Adi ' isor 23 Mr. Gann is honored by student body and faculty. Joseph A. Gann has been succeeded as principal of Banks, but he will never be replaced. Although he has left Banks to fill a position at the Board of Education, Mr. Ganri will always be with Banks in spirit. Mr. Gann is now in charge of special projects for the city Board of Education. To show the appreciation of the student body and the faculty, a surprise This Is Your Life program was held. Mr. Gann was given tokens of appreciation by the students and teachers. Among them was a portrait of Mr. Gann presented to the school by the CONTRAILS staff to perpetuate the memory of a man never to be forgotten by the people of Banks. 24 The Math Department Mrs. Rosemary Buettner Mr. James A. Caldwell Mr. Eugene P. Cooper Mr. Robert F. Thompson Mr. George W. Hanlin Mrs. Carolyn Layton 25 The English Department Mrs. Lois Bowie Mrs. Mary Bowie Mrs. Antoinette Hartley E vl I |«gM i-j, vSi Bn S Mrs. Grace L. Waits Mrs. Irene S. Hendricks Miss Charlotte Holland Miss Kathryn Hopkins 26 Mrs. Alice M. Laurendine Mrs. Sandra Macmahan Mrs. Frances Robinson Mrs. Willie M. Stief Mrs. Jo Ann Thornton Mrs. Linda F. Wood 27 The History Department f rry Miss Brenda Beard Mr. Benjamin F. Comer Miss Delia Griffin Y Mrs. Gladys Rawls I i tf - 1 -— -• JH ■ i i l ' •■■.v....,,., p; ! ' J % Miss Katherine Harrison Mrs. Mary Helen Jackson 28 Mr. Howard R. Kitchens Mrs. Joy Langley Mrs. Barbara C. Lynch Mrs. Sharry B. Mackin Mr. Sidney Malloy Mrs. Carolyn Mathews 29 The Science Department Mr. Carl Calvert Mr. Jo hn McLure . 1 ' — ' ' 1 1 ! ' ' rl H [ rrt H m H P Ie B 1 i l i i S I i Mrs. Gay McNair Mrs. Ruth Adams I Mr. John Pointer Mrs. Mary Shields Mr. Steve Simmons 30 The Language Department Mr. Willie R. Fry Mrs. Barbra Jarboe Mrs. Edna Galloway Mrs. Elizabeth Pearce Mrs. Glenda Rose 31 The Physical Education Department Mr. Ronnie Baynes Mrs. Dean Butler Mrs. Sue Campbell Mrs. Elizabeth Hatch Mr. Jimmy Currier Mr. Bobby Lott Mr. George O. White 32 The Music and Business Education Departments Miss Carole Freeh Mr. Benny M. Russell Mr. Arthur M. Nyquist Mrs. Mildred Bailey Miss Edith Arthur Mrs. Virginia Graves 33 Special Departments Complete Curriculum. Mr. Hoyt. A. Brewer T- — a: Mrs. Grace Johnson Mrs. Willard H. Maulding Mrs. Beverly Burgess Mrs. Eleanor Jeffords Mrs. LilaJ.Wells Mr. Jerry E. White 34 fall student government. Cabinet 1st Rou — Suzanne Bonham, Secretary; Mary Lynn Edwards, Girls ' Vice President; Bill Jones, President; Bill Bright, Boys ' Vice President; Sam McCord, Treasurer. 2nd Row — Gene Short, Publications; Doug Burnette, Publicity; John Love, Audio Visual; Lenna Fox, Freshman Representative; Pat Riley, Clubs; Debbie McCord, Parliamentarian. 3rei Row — Edwin Coe, Sophomore Representative; Byron Bryant, Chaplain; Steve West, Head Marshall; Butch Key, Athletics; Pat Curry, Elections, Roy Smith, Building and Grounds; John Falkner, Sportsmanship. Student Counci 1st Rou— J. Holcombe, N. Jackson, D. Wylie, R. Ripley, K. Tibbs, S. LaSalle, B. Thrower, E. Folmar, A. Green, N. Whitaker, B. Barton. 2nd Rou — L. Fox, C. Adams, M. Carter, L. Wilson, P. Riley, R. Morris, C. Kilgore, B. Yarbrough, D. Gaston, M. L. Ed- wards, S. Zeitvogel, S. Bonham, K. Kinney, D. McCord, M. Bagby. 3rd Row—D. Burnette, R. Neel, G. Short, R. Stith, S. West, R. Fox, P. Blackburn, J. Love, B. Bryant, B. Keeton, S. Joyner, E. McLeroy, B. Bright, D. Waites, E. Thorpe. 4t } Rou — R. Smith, M. Green, B. Smith, B. Key, P. Curry, V. Treadwell, E. Coe, L. Hancock, J. Penuel, B. Jones, J. Musso, S. McCord, D. Jacobs, J. Davidson, R. Henderson, J. Falkner, D. Hawkins. 39 President Johnny Musso PRESIDENT JOHNNY MUSSO BOYS ' VICE-PRESIDENT VIC TREADWELL GIRLS ' VICE-PRESIDENT PEGGY WILLIAMS SECRETARY MYRA POWELL TREASURER ROY SMITH 40 heads Spring Administration. £A Seated — Johny Musso, President; Vic Treadwell, Boys ' Vice President; Peggy Williams, Girls ' Vice President; Myra Powell, Secre- tary; Roy Smith, Treasurer; Jan Downs, Sophomore Representative; Marti Pike, Freshman Representative; Carey Ann Harrison, Head Marshal; Pat Riley, Clubs. S iinJhig — Bill Bright, Elections; John Love, Audio- Visual Chairman; Byron Bryant, Sports; Sam McCord, Building and Grounds; Ricky Crowley, Athletics; Bill Jones, Parliamentarian; Steve West, Safety; John Falkner, Chaplain; Debbie Wilson, Publications. Mr. Fry, for the fourth consecutive year, has ser ' ed as the sponsor of Banks ' student govern- ment. He has spent considerable time and effort working with the Cabinet and Council for the betterment of Banks. mn Bill Jones, after serving outstandingly as student body presi- dent for the first semester, yields his office to the newly elected president, Johnny Musso, for the spring semester. 41 Fall elections break everyday routine. Fall elections this year, breaking everyday routine, set two precedents. First was the speediest campaign in Banks history. Posters went up Monday, speeches were given Tuesday and Wednesday, and the voting took place Thursday and Friday. Also for the first time in Banks ' history, a candidate for president of the student body ran unopposed. Johnny Musso polled over 1200 votes as the only unopposed candidate in this election. Students leave usual activities to elect spring officers. I 42 Morning watch starts the day right. Every school morning at seven-thirty Morning Watch is held in the choir room. Guest speakers from local churches and students provide programs which are interesting and provide spir- itual stimulation. Our chaplains, Byron Bryant and John Falkner, have worked hard this year to maintain the important position Morning Watch holds at Banks. FALL CHAPLAIN— BYRON BRYANT SPRING CHAPLAIN— JOHN FALKNER 43 Choir shows outstanding ability 1st Rou — J. Holcomb, y Skinner, A. Johnsey, D. Simmons, K. Keith, S. McVay, P. Burnett, J. Smith, S. Waltz, F. Crow, P. Rilq ' , D. Davis, P. Snead, C. Harn, K. Kinney, M. Freeh, J. Wood, S. Tucker, M. Heliums, A. McGuire, C. Vines, N. Smith, M. Taylor, S. Carroll. 2nd Rou — C. Fleming, B. Abernathy, K. Isley, S. Bryant, P. Manning, P. Colley, C. Nugent, L. Burdick, J. Heath, B. Parker, L. Fullilove, T. Tingle, T. Tingle, J. Salluard, D. MacMillan, F. Young, B. Bright, R. Batson, B. Cofer, D. McCord, M. Freeman, J. Mahaffey, J. Bennett, P. Ward, M. Gann. C. Hopkins. ird Row— R. Foster, K. Elliott, P. Holmes, J. Hanby, L. Adams, D. Preskitt, J. Massey, J. Hines, P. Clayton, G. Bruner, D. Heath, T. Holcombe, S. Guessman, G. White, F. Hughes, W. Linder, P. Curry, B. Hicks, B. Lee, S. Lyles, B. Jay, B. Moye, J. Strubel, D. Dreher, C. Blue, C. Wilkerson, 4th Rou—B. Smith, D. Adams, H. Reagan, P. Hix, P. Banks, T. Fuller, B. Bryant, T. Bush, M. Holt, S. McCord, E. Coe, R. Cartee, J. Stead- man, S. Wright, B. Linder, R. Crowley, R. Richards, J. Frey, J. Falkner, B. Jones, H, Mitchell, L. Funderburke, M. Crim, R. Hildebrand, B. Sumners, M. Gilbreath, D. White, D. Wilson, M. Killingsworth, B. Vann. The 1968 Banks High School Choir, under the direction of Mr. Benny Russell, remains one of the most outstanding and active organizations of the entire school. In addition to upholding the fine traditions set by past choirs, this year ' s choir has taken on even more responsibility in service. During Christmas the choir participated in the downtown Festival of Music and also sponsored its own Christmas concert. In the spring the choir was busy preparing for district and state competitions and the annual Spring Concert. Choir is dedicated to the appreciation of music. Many of our leaders are a part of choir, helping to make it even greater. The high caliber of the members, the outstanding service to Banks, and the great amount of dedication to fine music all help to make choir one of the finest organizations at Banks High School. Byron Bryant — Vice President, Debbie McCord — Secretary-Treasurer, Nan Smith — Historian, John Falkner — President. 44 and dedication to fine music MR. BENNY RUSSELL, CHOIR DIRECTOR Mixed Ensemble Pianists: Brenda Jay, Susan Tucker. 1st Row — Bill Bright, Dale Simmons, Kathy Isley, Rebecca Hildebrand, Becky Lee, Shirley Liles, Melissa Gilbreath, Diane Adams, Carol Vines, Cynthia Fleming. 2nd Row — Bradley Hicks, Pat Curry, Dennis McMillan, Byron Bryant, Ricky Crowley, Scott Wright, Tommy Bush, John Falkner, Bob Parker. 45 Ensembles complete Banks ' The Senior Girls ' Ensemble Y i 1st Row — Jane Skinner, Mary Killingsworth, Dale Simmons, Nan Smith. 2nd Row — Diane Adams, Donna Davis, Barbara Vann, Sherry Bryant, Becky Lee, Brenda Jay. 3rd Row — Betty Jo Moye, Shirley Liles, Patti Banks, Rebecca Hildebrand, Melissa Gilbreath. The Junior Girls ' Ensemble 1st Row — Carol Vines, Susan Tucker, Sandra McVay, Sandra Waltz, Judy Bennett. 2nd Row — Richardena Foster, Fran Crow, Ann Johnsey, Caro ' v Hopkins. 3td Row — Pam Ward, Janet Mahaffey, Janet Hanby, Margaret Freeman, Janet Smith. 4th Roif — Susie Weeks, Pat Hix, Krista Neugent, Kathy Neugent, Jan Strubel. 46 choral department. The Boys ' Ensemble 1st Rou — Rick Batson, Bill Bright, Betty Jo Moye, Fred Young, Brad Hicks. 2nd Rou — Prince Clayton, Bill Jones, Bob Parker, John Salluard. ird Rou — John Falkner, Greg Foust, Steve Guessman, Dennis MacMillan, Pat Curry. 4lh Row — Byron Bryant, Tommy Bush, Ricky Crowley, Scott Wright, Jeff Frey. The Sophomore Girls ' Ensemble 1st Row — Carol Hearn, Pandy Agnew, Ginger Black, Amy McGuire. 2nd Row — Paula Snead, Jan Downs, Sally Henderson, Sherry Freeh, Cindy Meacham. ird Rou — Mary Jean Freeh, Joy Jarrard, Kathy Kinney, Charlotte Bentley, Joy Klinsing, Patricia Bailey. 4lh Row — Cindy Drake, Libhy Adams, ar) ' Sumners, Sandy Lawson, Debbie White, Joy Morton. 47 Chancellors strive to remain best. J 1st Row—]. Falkner, B. Bryant, B. Parker, J. Heath, L, Fullilove,- T. Tingle, S. Crosthwaite, T. Tingle, B. Moye, R. Boone, F. Hughes, D. Johnson, J. Jenkins, R. Batson, L. Burdick, B. Jones, B. Evans. 2nd Row — W. Linder, B. Key, D. Heath, P. Clayton, S. Guessman, T. Fuller, J. Salluard, G. White, J. Mosley, B. Bright, G. Foust, S. Simmons, G. Bruner, B. Foster, D. MacMiUan, B. Phares, C. Roberts, B. Hicks, ird Row T. Bush, S. McCord, J. Steadman, R. Smith, S. Harris, D. McCraven, E. Cooper, S. Wright, B. Linder, R. Crowley, R. Richards, S. Shannon, D. McCraven, E. Coe, F. Robinson, P. Curr) ' , D. Braden, J. Penuel, M. Holt, H. Mifchelle, R. Whittington. Although the Chancellors are not the largest male chorus in the state, their reputation is one of the most outstanding. Under the directorship of Mr. Russell, the Chancellors have consistently received number one ratings on choral competition. Besides singing, the Chancellors support all activi- ties and at one time were named the Club of the Year. Bill Bright, President; Betty Jo Moye, Treasurer; John l alk- ner. Secretary; Jimmy Heath, Vice President. 48 Glee Club remains outstanding. I Isl Row — Miss Freeh, B. Keeton, A. Hestley, D. Haigler, L. Glass, J. Johnson, G. Black, J. Downs, L. Wilcutt, K. Johnson, G. Howard, D. Bannister, B. Tucker, D. Bridges, L. Worthington, C. Nation, W. Owens, J. Ripley, J. Bruns, P. Sharpe, B. Campbell, P. Billups, D. Lee, B. Lambert, C. Rose, P. Ferguson. 2nd Rou — L. Boggs, B. Love, D. Watley, B. Peace, D. Bentley, S. Henderson, S. Freeh, L. Lamon, N. Jones, C. Bentley, J. Killingsworth, A. Davis, M. Eady, L. Hollis, J. Cobb, A. Green, K. Mulkey, B. Hardin, D. Gober, K. Holmes, J. Hawkins, P. Bailey, B. Lanier, J. Livingston. Srd Row — L. Cooke, J. Inzer, C. Drake, B. Scott, D. Wiley, C. Harbison, M. Foote, B. Horton, J, Cunningham, P. Pearce, R. Cleveland, M, Housch, J. Adams, C. Sanders, L. Wilson, M. Atkins, D. Alexander, P. Gamble, S. Chesser, B. Thrower, C. Wind- ham, R. Burke, D. Henderson, J. McLemore, T. Mosely, M. Eady. 4th Rou—M. White, B. Graham, C. Harrison, F. Warren, T. York, B. Dehner, D. DuBose, J. Klinsing, S. Lawson, S. Gibbs, D. Swenson, D. Marlow, P. Busenlehner, D. Lindsey, C. Trammel!, M. Davidson, S. Mobley, J. Hathaway, P. Smith, S. Harless, J. Morton, D. Usry, B. Thompson, J. Yeager, K. Snowden. One of the largest choral groups at Banks High School, the Glee Club c ontinues to display their tal- ent for the sixth consecutive year. This year the Glee Club is led by Miss Freeh, one of our new teachers, who has shown herself to be very capable. The Glee Club performed this year in the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. Seated — President, Linda Cooke; Vice-President, Peggy Smith. Standinj — Treasurer, Sheila Mobley; Sergeant-at-Arms, Joan Cobb; Secretary, Beth Thompson. BANKS P ' GH SCHOOE UtRARY 49 Jet band soars to Gold Key Club First rou — Becky Boone, Connie Mann, Linda West, Peggy Brannon. Second row — Janet Foster, Jeanne Stanton, Judy Holland, Dannelle Tillery, Brenda Byers. Third row — David Richwine, Wayne Wessinger, Roy Henderson, Greg Storey. 50 even greater heights. Blue Jet Marching Band completes another successful year. The members have worked ver) ' hard under the leadership of the new director, Mr. Art Nyquist. Mr. Nyquist came to us from Mountain Brook High School. He has studied music theory and composition and is working very hard for our band. Some of his plans for the band in- clude the State Contest and several out of town trips. The band is working hard to come out on top this year. 51 Majorettes, color guard, and drum DEBBIE KINCAID JANIS WILLIS Color Guard HEAD MAJORETTE JUDY HOLLAND Drum Corps LINDA WEST 52 corps enliven band performances. Becky Sumners, Judy McMath, Carolyn Dietz, Sheila Balen- tine, Janet Foster. SUSAN SLATSKY BECKY BOONE Denny Phillips, Carl Worthington, Mark Pardue, Johnny Tinta, Bill May, Frank Sparks, Tim Swindell, Brad Smith, Marlon Pearce. CONNIE MANN 53 Thespians emphasize dramatic arts. 1st Row— p. Sharp, K. McCartney, B. Lambert, K. Mulkey, M. White, C. Windham, B. Gaston, B. Henry, B. VanDall, Miss Jennings, B. Barton, A. Pass, K. Elliott, A. Davis, K. Duplantis, M. Cox, S. Powell, F. Young, S. Lyles, B. Jay. 2W Row—D. McCord, D. Taylor, D. Meacham, A. Green, B. Moye, S. Swindall, J. Love, J. Frey, D. Marlow, F. Hughes, S. In7er, D. Davis, K. Crawford, J. Hines, J. Massey, B. Lee, F. Bussey. 3rd Row — B. Sulser, L. Merritt, R. Burke, P. Strahan, A. Johnsey, D. Spurlock, J. Allen, B. Blackman, P. Ward, M. Freeman, A. George, J. Bennett, D. Cox, W. Davis, D. Webb, L. McKinney. 4lh Rou—D. Ray, D. Bridges, G. Smith, B, Harden, L. Lokey, L. Snowden, J. Howell, D. Phillips, S. Turner, S. McCord, M. Crim, M. Davidson, E. Barrow, W. Myers, L. Strouss, C. Harrison, K. Nugent. The Banks Troupe 6l6 of the National Thespian Society is a club devoted to the promotion of the theatre arts. It sponsors several plays each year, in- cluding the annual spring musical. To become a mem- ber one must earn at least ten points by working in some phase of the dramatic arts. Two productions, Oiir Town and Wnuiie the Pooh, which were produced this year, exemplify the high standards of this club. The members ' combined ef- forts made these two plays enormously successful. Treasurer, Debbie McCord; President, Beth Van Dall; Vice- President, Anna Davis. 54 Plays put dramatic skills to test. Jeff Frey, Wilson Myers, Beth Van Dall, and Lee Dubois in Winnie the Pooh, the first play produced by the Banks Thespians to go on tour. Beth Van Dall and Alan Pass in Poor, Pure, iind Pious. Thespian Apprentices 1st Row— Connie Wiggins, Mary Mosakowski, Debbie Wylie, Betty Graham, Buster Gray, Bobby Evans, Tommy Fuller, Jane Skinner, Nanqf Jones, Patti Ferguson, Lee Dubois. 2nd Row — Ivey Tate, Marvin Lawrence, Larry Jones, Mary Willette, Paula Snead, Melinda Housh, Suzanne Ferguson, Ruth Ripley, Pat Echols, Charlotte Rose, Jan McCrosky. ird Row ' — Betty Tucker, Kitty Norwood, Diane Dwyer, Betty Corey, Sally Almon, Kelly Cook, Melanie Jones, Joy Klinsing, Mary Sumners, Sandra Ballman, Beth Ledlow, Bill Cocke. 4th Row — Juanita Burnett, Linda Neiswender, Pam Higgins, Grace Fox, Janice Creel, Jo Ann Rohrabaugh, Deborah Brody, Tommy Bush, Mike Brannon, Ken Treadwell, Bill Pate, Larry Turk, Don Bussey, Bobby Mann. 55 U Club serves Banks in many ways. Ricky Crowley, Tommy Yessick, Johnny Penuel, Vic Treadwell, John HoUinsworth, Donnie Camp, Bill Bright, Bruce Smith, Pat Curry, Randy Fox, Bill Jones, Byron Bryant, Buster Linder, Cary Garrett, Perry Cook, Randy Lott, John Howard, Wayne Hibbard, Steve West, Mike Greer, Mike Rudd, Butch Key, Johnny Musso, Steve Simmons, Tohn Falkner. The Ushers Club, last year ' s recipient of the Club of the Year Award, is a service club composed of 25 outstanding senior boys, whose selection is based on character, scholarship, leadership, and school partici- pation. The activities of the club include school and community affairs. The Ushers Club ushers at all important affairs of the school and community, such as the Christmas Music Festival at the Birmingham Municipal Auditorium. In accordance with its role of ushering, the club also works very diligently to promote school spirit among the s tudents and faculty of Banks High School. The Ushers Club consistently proves to be one of the most outstanding clubs at Banks. Sergeant-at-Arms, Johnny Musso; Treasurer, Mike Greer; Sec- retary, Bill Jones; Assistant Head Usher, Steve West; Head Usher, Byron Bryant. 56 Audio-Visual Club operates school equipment. 1st Roll ' — Ivey Tate, Mary Joyce Pricks, Pam Davis, Mary Jane White, Debbie Quitter, Allen Myers, Norman Wagner, Tommy Faulkner, Bill Cocke. 2W Rou — Mike Brannaman, Don McKay, Charles Hughes, Buster Blackman, John Love, Stephen Turner, Wilson Myers, Ronny McFarland, Mike Purdy, Jerry Weinberg. 3rd Rou — Kelly Freeman, Ken Deason, Don Stevens, Larry Lokey, Mike Mozur, Charlie Wilson, Richard Duncan, Ken Treadwell, Steve Joyner. 4!h Row — Larrj ' Turk, Greg Miller, Manson Crotty, Paul Strickland, John Howell, Len Bass, Mark Reeves, Larry Clark, Mike Miller, Richard Alford. The Audio-Visual Club is a service club consisting of members who are interested in operating the school ' s projectors and sound equipment. The Audio-Visual Club first began as a science club in 1957; but as the need for trained personnel grew, the Audio-Visual formed a separate organization. All school produc- tions, band or choral concerts, or meetings in the audi- torium use the services of the Audio-Visual Club. Mr. McLure is presently the sponsor of this club. John Love, President; Larry Lokey, Vice Presi- dent; Debbie Quitter, Secretary-Treasurer; Buster Blackman, Sergeant-at-Arms. 57 Junior Civitans learn responsibility. If 1st Rotf — Pat Riley, Debbie Wilson, Debbie Elliott, Elaine Folmar, Mary Gayle, Jan Yeager, Jerry Mosley, Ellen Crotty, Joy Holcomb. 2n(l Row — Martha, Carol Hearn, Fran Crow, Cliff Roberts, Maury West, Cathy Kinney, Randy Boone, Kathy Elliott, Mrs. Lois Bowie. 3rd Roif — Jennifer Hayne, Terri Mosley, Martha Eady, Frank Bowie, Alice George, Jeanine McWhirter, Mary Eady, Debbie Martin, Carolyn Perry, Gail Smith, Karen Mulkey. 4lh Rolf — Barbara Vann, Debbie Cardwell, Diane Meacham, Debra Usry, Melessa Gilbreath, Don Heath, Betty Jo Moye, Janice Powell, Jane Skinner, Bobby Evans. The Junior Civitans is a non-profit organization pri- marily organized for the purpose of promoting good citizenship. The club ' s aim is to develop in members, their associates, and communities a high sense of respon- sibility toward common problems. Selling fruitcakes at Christmas, carrying out a school and community service project, and participating in a Junior Civitan Banquet in May are the club ' s activities. Seated — President, Cindy Dickey; Vice-Pres- ident, Lee Burdick. Standing — Secretary, Deb- bie Elliott; Treasurer, Mary Gayle. 58 Promoters work for world peace. lit Row — Danita Ray, Karen Mulkey, Annette Green, Ray Amberson, Steve Stuman, Wayne Fleming, sponsor Mr. Simmons. 2n(i Row — Mike Bagby, Steve Coker, Ronnie Tomlinson, Bill Elliott, Jack Collins, Ronnie Stith, Alvin Sturgis, Larry Jones, Malcolmb Rogers, Suzanne Bonham, Deeleen Vance. 3rd i?o« ' — Danny Self, John Martin, Doug Miller, Perry Cox, Terry House, Mike Holt, Bill Procter, Rick Cowen, Gail Smith, Tim Holcomb, Pat Riley. 4lh Row — David Rush, Hal Swanson, Bruce Foote. Gary Glasscock, Henry Bostick, Ronald Boyd, Larry Kendrick, Robert Adams, Earl Thorpe, Allen Jones, Roger Williams, Lindsay Silias, Kris Mull ins, Catherine Crawford, Debbie Wilson. The Promoters Club serves as a means of promot- ing good will and understanding among the people of this schoal, community, state, and nation and as a means of doing all in our power for the cause of world peace. The Promoters seek to foster understanding through the United Nations, the organization which has united the peoples of the world as one brethren. The club works to strengthen our nation and brin it into accord with our neighboring countries. Membership in our club is limited to Juniors and Seniors who are dedicated and willing to work for the good of the club and school. While we try to promote peace, we also recognize the frightening influence of Communism in our world and do all within our power to combat its spread. Jack Jones, President; Larry Dorough, Vice- President; Suzanne Bonham, Secretary; Rob- ert Powell, Treasurer; Dickie Hawkins, Chaplain. 59 F.B.LA. teaches about business. 1st Row — Sponsor — Mrs. Bailey, Dianna Lett, Sherry Bryant, Dianne Adamson, Vicki Seymore, Judy Roper, Becky Mitchell. 2nd Row — Danny Morton, Mary Jane Howard, Becky Walter, Pam Gafnea, Anna Gupton, Olivia Williams, Pat Holmes, Prissy Manning, Debbie Osborne. 5rd Roii ' — Randy Glaze, Karen Croninger, Karen Denton, Lita Whitfield, Barbara Jinright, Terry Wood, Ginger Brown, Carol Martain, Marilyn Turkett. tJ Future Business Leaders of America is a club whose purpose is to give students an insight into various types of businesses and to better train them for those fields. The club F.B.L.A. is made up of students who are interested in learning more about business. Members should be taking at least one business subject and should have a C average. The dues are $2.00 per year and are divided between the local, state, and national convention every year. There are more than 3,000 Chapters of F.B.L.A. throughout the United States. Prissy Manning, President; Vice President, Pat Holmes, Vice President; Olivia Williams, Secretary; Danny Morton, Treasurer; Carol Martin; Sherry Bry- ant, Program Chairman. 60 Science Club sponsors Science Fair, 1st Row — Peggy Brannon, Rodney Sherard, Gene Short, Lynn Orrinder, Connie Windam. 2tid Row — Doug Bumette, Deborah Henderson, Susan Hall, Jeri Brittain, Donna Taylor. ird Row — Mike Stanley, Maureen Davidson, Cathy Trammell, Pat Clem, Fred Seifert. 4th Row — John O ' Donnell, Livia Bates, Linda Sheram, Sharon Swindall, Steve McCroskey, Harry Wheeler. 5tb Row — Tim Lackey, Roger Sparks, Jimmy McCay, Eddie Self, Andy Bates, David Rawls. The aim of the Science Club is to promote student interest in all phases of science. One has to have at least one year of science and an overall C average to be eligible for membership. This year the club is sponsoring Banks ' first science fair. The club sponsor is Mr. Calvert. Steve McCroskey, President; Sharon Swindall, Vice-Presi- dent; David Rawls, Secretar) ' ; Andy Bates, Treasurer; Donna Taylor, Chaplain. 61 Math Club improves computational skills. 1st Row — Mr. Caldwell, Russell Chavers, Gary Reese, Billy Wilder. 2nd Row — Buddy Rodgers, Mike Standi, Frank Sparks, Ronnie Lamon. 3rd Row — Jim Riccar, Mike Self, Carl Worthington, Norman Laatch, Carl Watts. The Math Club is composed of students who are interested in increasing their computational skills and concepts in a club which also encourages school spirit and good citizenship. Math Club members, under the guidance of Mr. Caldwell, the sponsor, also partici- pate in math sessions and field trips and make projects. Buddy Rodgers, Chaplain; Russell Chavers, Treasurer; Carl Watts, Secretary; Billy Wilder, Vice President; Gary Reese, President. 62 Spanish Club learns Spanish customs. 1st Rolf — Mrs. Pcarce, Mike Bag by, Gary Bussey, Kathi Is ley. 2nd Ron — Johnny Braden, Wanua Miller, Bill Waterhouse. }rd Rolf — Karen Snowden, Mike Calvert, Vallerie Harper, Steve Harper. 4lh Roil ' — Ro.xanne Cleveland, David Williamson, Chuck Thomas, Kent Jones. 5 h Rou — Ellen Crolty, Linda Neiswinder, Carol Arm- strong, Mike Grunnel, Barbara Wilkey. 6lh Row — Gary Mercer, Danny Slade, Bill Pate, Charles Eager. 7lh Row — Doug Smith, Curt Wasson, Ray Thompson, Turner Ragsdale, David Lincoln. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to encourage its members to speak Spanish and famiHarize themselves with the customs, literature, and art of Spanish-speak- ing countries. The Spanish Club sponsors a trip to Mexico each year. Membership in the Spanish Club is limited to thirty students. All members must have an overall C averat e, had half a year of Spanish, and not more than twenty demerits. Ellen Crotty, President; Karen Snowden, Vice President; Charles Eager, Secretary; Mike Calvert, Treasurer; Curt Was- son, Chaplain; Gary Bussey, Sergeant-at-Arms. 63 Latin Club studies Roman culture. first ,ou—C. Drake, M. Stamper, K. Sheffield, D. Norman, J. Mosely, T. Holciimbe, B. Gayle, T. Neel, D. Waits, L. Dubois, D. Olive, S. Gibbs, Mrs. Galloway, sponsor: Second ton- — G. Fox, B. Keith, N. Lambert, P. Snead, O. Ushrey, S. Ferguson, M. Housh, R. Gunnells, S. Hol- land, D. Tate, P. Turkett, J. Nettles, M. O ' Kelley, P. Busenlehner. Thiid row — M. Murdock, S. Ballman, P. Higgins, J. Creel, P. Thompson, M. Mosokowski, R. Amberson, J. Duke, B. Tolar, T. Sullivan, C. King, S. Lind, D. Jacobs. Fourth rou—V). White, L. Dodd, J. Livingston, D. Pres- cott, S. Bauer, M. Bagby, A. Jones, T. Tolbert, S. Stanley, R. McCammom, B. Clem, R. Foust, J. Steadman. Fiflh row — S. Bullock, L. Link, J. Askew, J. Brown, A. Coleman, M. Holt, J. Penuel, B. Smith, R. Parons, M. Dean, D. Lloyd, M. Smith, L. Williams, R. Thomlinson. The Latin Club of Banks High School is a member of the Junior Classical League of both state and na- tional groups. The purpose of the Latin Club is to encourage Latin students in their interest and ap- preciation for the civilizations, language, literature, and art of Ancient Rome. Meetings are held on regu- lar club days with programs covering many phases of the ancient Romans. A few members each year attend the state convention held at different high schools of the state. This convention has mythology contests, skits, and a Latin banquet with all members in Roman dress. 64 Art Club has spring art show. Is! Ron — Kay Duplantis, Wayne Davis, Frank Bussey, Barbara Hyde, Debbie Able, Nancy Giibreath, Linda King, Jane Williams, Lynn Mc- Kinney. 2nd Row — Dale Abercrombie, Don Harnett, Jerry Turner, Ronnie Price, Tim Smith-Lyon, Dick Webb, Doug Smith, Phil Morris, Marietta Cox. 3riJ Row — Pat Hix, Lyn Johnson, Yvonne Yeager, Diane Sheppard, Becky Campbell, Becky Hardin, Rachel Anderson, Virginia Gilbert, Sylvia Redus, Ellen Gibson, Patti Parkins, Becky Prince, Sue Inzer. Not shown: Susan Powell, Beverly Barton, Lee Schoettlin. The Art Club brings together students who are gen- uinely interested in art. Its aim is to promote further interest in and appreciaiton of art and to serve the school and community. Membership is by invitation and is limited to those taking art and maintaining a B average or above in art. The Art Club participates in many school and com- munity activities. High points in its activities are the annual field trip to a college art department and the annual spring art show and sale. Nancy Giibreath, President; Rachel Anderson, Vice-President; Jane Williams, Secretary-Treasurer. 65 Future Nurses want to aid mankind. 1st Ron — Mrs. Hartley, Anna Davis, Karen Keith, Jan Cowan, Lynn Wilcutt, Charlotte Rose. 2nd Row — Bonnie Banks, Nancy Jackson, Debie Headley, Gloria Johnson, Mary Willet. Bid Row — Gwen Smith, Becky Greer, Debbie Gibson, Andy Smith, Linda Savage. 4lh Row — Virginia Barnett, Patti Jonhson, Barbara Biggs, Mary Jo Crosia, Jerry Edwards. The Future Nurses Club is a club of girls who want to help mankind. Some of their projects take them to hos- pitals, industrial schools, mercy homes, and old folks ' homes. Members can work in these places at various jobs, such as tutoring to those far behind because of illness or writing letters for those who are unable to hold a pen. By these projects they hope to prepare themselves for a lifetime of service to others. This does not mean all of them will be nurses, but they all share the common bond of wanting to help others. The sponsor of the Future Nurs- es Club this year is Mrs. Hartley. Yvonne Spivey, Vice-President; Gwen Smith, Secretary; Lynn Wilcutt, Treasurer; Nancy Jackson, Chaplain. 66 Red Cross serves community and nation. Ut Row — Sandra McVay, Rosemary Men-osh, Richardena Foster, Shirley Boroughs, Carmen Alverson, Mrs. Robinson — Sponsor. 2 id Row — Blanche Miller, Jan Allen, Dean DuBose, Janet Cork, Melanie Jones, Carolyn Hopkins, Carol Mayo. }rJ Row — Teresa Elliot, Becky Scott, Betty Jo Moye, Harriet Reagan, Patsy Burnett, Pam Hawkins, Bonnie Hurst, Jonelle Bonta, Joy Klinsing, Patsy CoUey. 4t } Ron- — Sheila Lenning, Beverly Davis, Sharon Swindall, Dorothy Body, Nancy Rose, Debi Barnett, Rubye Burt, Jackie Armfield, Barbara Vann. The Red Cross Club is our newest service club and is composed of girls who are interested in helping others. Under the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Robinson, the members of the Red Cross Club have participated in several projects, such as making comic books for the soldiers in Vietnam and placing boxes in the session rooms to collect needed things for the V.A. Hospital. Carolyn Hopkins, President; Patsy Burnett, Vice-President; Patsy Colley, Secretary; San- dra McVay, Chaplain. 67 Home-Ec Club prepares future homemakers. 1 First row — Gail Moore, Donna Almquist, Janice Jones, Becky Walker, Linda Opietree, Karen Wallace, Linda Patterson, Mary Kent, Barbara Lambert, Mrs. Mauldin, Mrs. Burgess, sponsors. Second row — Carol Duerr, Patti Banks, Sherry Cline, Debbie Nummy, Susan Jones, Karen Key, Cynthia Appleton, Karen Jones, Bonnie Gannon, Cathy Eason, Brenda Kerley, Miss Jeffords, sponsor. Third row — Terri Jones, Karen Croninger, Ruby Burt, Lee Schell, Karen Johnson, Christine Carpenter, Naomi Howard, Nancy Ryan, Nancy Lawson, Linda Biggs, Debbie Jarvis, Andrea White, Judy Treece, Kay Dockery, Paula Norman. Fourth row — Pat Baggett, Janice Amason, Betty Reynolds, Denise Pruett, Brenda Whitehouse, Kathy King, Doris Mizelle, Linda Funderburke, Shirley Lyies, Linda Lamon, Barbara Lilly, Debbie Haigler, Robin Teague, Beck7 Aders, Glynda Arrington. • The Home Economics Club is in its third year at Banks under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mauldin. This club is composed of girls who are interested in learn- ing about home economics while participating in school and community projects. Club meeting discaissions fur- ther expand a student ' s knowledge gained from her home economics courses. Glynda Arrington, President; Gayle Moore, Vice President; Donna Almquist, Secretary; Becky Walker, Treasurer; Janice Jones, Chaplain; Bonnie Garmon, Assistant Treasurer. 68 F.T.A. encourages interest in teaching. Isl Rou — Mrs. Mary Bowie, sponsor; Yvonne Spivey, Anne Taylor, Brenda Byars, Rhonda Whitten, Melanie Froman. 2nd Rou — Diane Gar- rett, Donna Greer, Nancy Hogue, Debbie Dehnert, Barbara Dehnert, Jane McLemnre, Mary Lowe. The Future Teachers of America creates an interest in teaching and inspires students to become teachers. It encourages those who are interested in teaching as a career. Its members are made aware of opportunities and responsibiUties of the teaching profession as well as its important role in our democracy. It also seeks to cultivate in its members the high qualities of person- ality, character, and leadership which are essential in a good teacher. 1st Rati ' — Yvonne Spivey, President; Anne Taylor, Vice-Presi- dent. 2nd Roll ' — Brenda Byars, Secretary; Rhonda Whitten, Treasurer; Melanie Froman, Chaplain. 69 Archives record Banks ' history. in Row — David Richwine, Glen Johnston, Don Godwin, Tom Blaich, Allan Attaway, Tommy Hanes, Joy Holcomb, Jerry Fowler. 2nd Row — Judy Hines, Peggy Smith, Dale Lindsay, Janice Gilmore, Cindy Dickey, Dannelle Tillery, Jean Stanton, Wayne Wessinger, Oakley Garnett, Kathy Elliott, Mrs. Langley. 3rd Row — Becky Lee, Kathy Dunlap, Eddie Self, Terry York, Debbie Davis, Becky Gaston, Shirley Collins, Belinda Henry, Wanda Keeton, Pam Marsh, David Rohling, Tommy Tolbert. 4ih Row — Janice Massey, Sue Bauer, Dian Dreher, Elaine Folmar, Debbie Elliott, Kathy Adcock, Joan Cobb, Barbara Tribble, Lynn Williams, Margaret Meadows, Fred Hughes, Don Kierce. Since its creation ten years ago, Banks High School has rown into one of the greatest schools in Alabama. Banks ' students have made a good name for our school in both athletics and scholarship. It is essential that this proud tradition is remembered and maintained. The task of recording and maintaining this tradition has fallen to the Archives Club. Membership in the Archives is open to Seniors only, and members should be interested in the club ' s task of recording Banks ' history. The sponsor of the Ar- chives Club is Mrs. Langley. Kathy Eliott, Presideat; Oakley Garnett, Vice-President; Joy Holcmbe, Secretary; David Richwine, Treasurer; Diane Dreher, Chaplain. 70 Board of Directors head J.A. Bank. ?? ., • i m ? i 1st Rou — Anita Hestley, Brenda Lathem, Margaret Meadows, Mrs. Layton. 2rid Rou — Donna Buzbee, Mary Lynn Edwards, Bill Bright, Krista Neugent, Janet Mahaffey. 5rd Row — Lynn Snowden, Bobby Girardeau, Johnny Musso, Bill Jones, Mike Rudd. 4lh Row — John Love, John HoUingsw orth, Randy Lott, Lee Isaacs, Mike Greer. The J.A. Bank allows each student to make deposits and withdrawals each banking day. Interest is paid on accounts which contain an amount exceeding five dollars. The bank is organized and staffed by stu- dents who operate it as a Junior Achievement Company. Under the direction of the Faculty Representative and the Bank Advisor, they sell stock, buy supplies, and set up the bank oper- ation. This year the Banks High School Savings Bank is trying its best to win the Excellence in Banking Trophy. 1st Row — Cashier, Bobby Girardeau; President, Roy Smith; Vice-Presi- dent, John HoUingsworth. 2iid Row — Assistant Cashier, Mary Lynn Edwards; Sponsor, Mrs. Layton; Bank Advisor. 71 Library assistants keep books orderly. Isf Row — Jan Vogan, Grace Troncalli, Diane Dillon, Cindy Blue, Ci ssi Strawn, Charlene Kilgore. 2nd Row — Patty Sharpe, Kathy Dunlap, Jan- ice Jones, Pat Hide, Susan Hall, Rubye Burt, Dorothy Body, Myra Powell, Marlin West. Brd Row— Lee Schell, Mary Kent, Linda Patterson. Office assistants help registrars. 1st Row — Margaret Andrews, Patti Pearce, Anita Hesley, Debbie Haigler, Debbie Whatley, Barbara Liely, Linda Childers, Patty Sharpe. 2nd Rott ' — Wanda Kemp, Joy Gerade, Carey Ann Harrison, Linda Self, Diane Gober, Lynn Wilcutt, Adele Handley, Cynthia Meacham, Mary Jean Freeh, Mary Eady, Linda Wilson, Teresa Weldon, Jan Powell, Fran Crow. 72 Sophomore Y-Teens learn to serve. Isi Row — Vicky Mathews, Teresa Schinert, Ginger Black, Amy McGuire, Brenda Clark, Catht McPherson, Jan Hawkins, Sandy Lawson, Kathy Kinney, Patricia Bailey, Carol Hearn, Mrs. Laurendine — sponsor. 2!!d Row — Barbara Biggs, Laura Glass, Janet Bruns, Maryann Foster, Jodi Brittain, Kay Ingram, Terry Mosley, Ginger Howard, Melinda Housh, Patti Ferguson, Pam West, Jane Walter, Charlotte Bentley, Shirley Zietzogel. 3rd Row — Becky Smith, Debra Usry, Suzi Gunnels, Diane Quick, Alice Roberson, Jane Frey, Martha Eady, Suzanne Ferguson, Martha Whaley, Paula Snead, Joy Morton, Carol Williams, Pat Echols, Ellen Gibsin, Pam Payne. 4th Row — Jan Adams, Marilyn West, Carol Armstrong, Debra Brodie, Francis Holmes, Sandy Ray, Diane Capps, Patti Hestler, Patty Winsett, Brenda Elliott, Cathy Chilson, Kelly Cook, Juanita Burnette, Donna Busby, Judy Smith. Mary Jean Freeh, President; Sallye Henderson, Vice-President; Sherry Freeh, Secretary; Jan Downs, Treasurer. Carol Hearn, President; Patricia Bailey, Vice-President; Kathy Kinney, Secretar} ' ; Sandy Lawson, Treasurer; Jan Hawkins, Sergeant-at-Arms. Rotv — Adele Handley, Jan Nabors, Brenda Keeton, Jan Godwin, Mary Sumners, Brenda Love, Karen Bates, Libby Adams, Jan Adams, Mrs. Arthur — sponsor. 2rid Row — Susan Kilgore, Jane Blaich, Martha Atkins, Pandy Agnew, Cindy Meacham, Kelly Murphy, Debra Hanks, Pam Hardeman, Jane Roper, Barbara Kerlin. 3rd Row — Laura Stevenson, Susan Croninger, Mitzi Helms, Lynn Clasen, Jennifer Haynes, Lynn Cutcliffe, Carol Lanzi, Rhea Bonta, Jane McLemire, Karen Wallace, Cathy Bass- ham. 4lh Row — Betty Corey, Carol Armstrong, Kay Dockery, BiUie Boak, Renee Snell, Debra Smith, Sally Almon, Judy Archer, Pam Popkes, Mary Jean Freeh, Jan Downs, Teresa Dawes, Marsha Powell. 5ih Row — Diane Cash, Cathy Ballard, Lisa Clark, Judy Windham, Jan Thomas, Judy Omeara, Susan Lowery, Kay Foote, Debbie Morris, Debbie Scott, Kathy Pearson, Barbara Peace, Linda Richards, Mary Ann Sartino, Phifer Thompson. 73 Y Teens serve community and 1st Row — Becky Aders, Susie Gandy, Leah Short, Debbie Allen, Mary Eady, Fran Crow, Linda Wilson, Jan Powell, Bobbi Benson, Donna Bridges, Jane Ripley, Charlotte Caldwell, Katherine Tibbs, Ann Johnsey, Pam Stephenson, Denise Lee, Karen Culbreth, Miss Harrison — Sponsor. 2iid Row — Grace Troncale, Cathy Odeneal, Julie Lee, Debbie Barnett, Jo Jarvis, Janice Hathaway, Janet Hanby, Donna Taylor, LaCon Ledlow, Wanda Owen, Barbara Lilly, Debbie Whatley, Becky Horton, Glenda Calhoun, Sara HoUoway, Donna Reeve, Lyn Snowden, Janet Mahaffey, Susan Cammings. ird Row — Rubye, Burt, Linda Webb, Carla Adams, Debbie Bentley, Karen Cronninger, Donna Kincaid, Laura Slaughter, Kathy Brown, Sharon Turner, Sandy Lynch, Debra Cox, Dian Day, Pam Strahan, Sharon Chesser, Sheryl Nations, Dian Gober, Mar- tha Peterson, Linda Strouss, Dian Dillon. 4 h Roir — Barbara Burnett, Debi Bannister, Linda McBride, Sandra Tidwell, Kitty Norwood, Brenda Rumore, Cindy Crosby, Pam Rush, Patti Campbell, Judy Moore, Linda Childress, Saia Ramsey, Debbie Schwantees, Joanne Rohbaugh, Suzie Weatherby, Barbara Abernathy, Barbara Williams, Terri Harper. I The Y Teens represent the Y.W.C.A. at Banks. It is a fellowship of girls committed to a Christian purpose at work in the home, school, and community. It is through service that Y-Teens realize their purpose. The two main service projects each year are dressing dolls for needy children at Christmas and working Lincia Wilson, President; Carla Adams, Vice-President; Julie Lee, Secretary; Fran Crow, Treasurer; Mary Eady, Chaplain; Grace Troncali; Sergeant-at-Arms; Debbie Allen, I. CO. Rep- resentative. 74 advance Christian ideals. mi t ifW P ! lu Koii— Cynthia Flemihg, Nancy Ryan, Sharon Fagan, Linda Boggs, Linda Cook, Maria Scoggins, Kay Huckabee, Pam Wood, Cissi Strawn, Brenda Lathem, Rita Morris, Frances Magarrey. 2)id Row — Mrs. Graves, Libby Baranco, Paula Norman, Rita Mosley, Nancy Stanford, Debbie Marlow, Cheryl Hanks, Char- lene Kilgore, Nita Brasher, Diane Meacham, Cathy Fades, Sandy Studdard, Lyn Vinzant. 5rd Row — Laura Mullins, Patfi Key, Debbie Cates, Brenda Beech, Debbie Eiland, Gail Otts, Karen Jones, Barbara Attaway, Deme- trius Miller, Cecelia Funderburke, Debbie Morrison, Becky McMath, Carolyn McLean. 4th Rou— Linda Self, Robin Teague, Pat Blithe, Sheila Mobley, Malorie McFarland, Cathy Durham, Wanda Waldrip, Sheila Amason, Judy Reavis, Sandra Shrader, Dianne Johnson, Faye Tingel, Bobbi Krogstead. in the Goodfellow store for three days during the Christmas season. Being a Y-Teen means being a mem- ber of an organization that is active in over seventy countries. It means meeting new friends, doing more things, and having the satisfaction of helping others. Brenda Lathem, President; Nita Brasher, Vice-President; Judy Reavis, Secretary; Bobbi Krogstead, Treasurer; Rita Morris, I.C.C. Representative; Cissi Strawn, Chaplain; Kay Huckabee, Sergeant-at-Arms; Maria Scoggin, Program Chairman. 75 Marshals execute school rules. The marshals play an important part in school hfe. Their contribution can be seen by the orderly halls. The marshal force has carried out its responsibilities well under the leadership of Head Marshals Steve West and Carey Ann Harrison and the guidance of the sponsor, Mrs. Buettner. i FALL HEAD MARSHAL—STEVE WEST SPRING HEAD MARSHAL— CAREY ANN HARRISON 76 Drivers Ed. teaches traffic safety. First row — Mr. Brewer, John Martin, Eddie Self, Henry Bostick, Pat Gamble, Rita Morris, Barbara Lilly, Debbie Haigler, Karen Keith, Cindy Dickey, Steve Simmons, Richard Bostick, Alan Coleman. Second row — Terry Mathews, Larry Woods, David Scott, Tommy Tolbert, Lee Isaacs, Leon McCuUough, Billy Jones, Bruce Smith, David Byrd, Van Dorn, Ronny Parsons, Ed Barrow, Neil Burnette. Thini row — Roger Williams, Preston Reeves, Dennis Jones, Jenny Jarvis, Phil Duke, Ronny Howell, James Duke, Phil Wilson, Paul Foster, John Keith, Mark Kontze, Kenny Schimt, Gary Coggins. Fourth row — Earl Thorp, Tommy Hanes, James Askew, Jimmy Kelly, Ken Wilson, Randall Foust, Larry Farrow, Richard Aford, Mike Paterson, Mike Steele, Trace Harrill, Dennis Wilkey, Steve Jones, Mike Bagby, Larry Kendrick. The Drivers Ed. Club, one of our new clubs, is a club composed of students who have taken or are presently taking a drivers education course. This club adds to the training of the drivers education course while allowing the members to participate in school activities. Mr. Brewer, our drivers education teacher, is the sponsor of this club. Neil Burnette, President; Dennis Jones, Vice-President; Allan Coleman, Secretar)-; Jimmy Kelley, Treasurer; Ken Wilson, Chaplain; Eddie Self, Sergeant at Arms; Terry Mathews, Pub- licity Chairman. 77 Tri-Hi-Y trains members to Nil MHUHlAlfi Isl Row — Judy Bennett, Deb Bannister, Debbie Alexander, Patti Pearce, Krista Neugent, Melinda Crim, Carey Ann Harrison, Sandy Waltz, Pam Ward, Margaret Freeman, Karen Walker, Rita Dutton, Judy Hudson. 2nd Row — Joyce Weldon, Cathy Sanders, Millard Ann Heliums, Marcia Foote, Debbie Haigler, Jeanine McWhirter, Alice George, Beth Thompson, Susan Tucker, Janet Smith, Jane Shirah, Debbie Martin, Miss Beard, sponsor. 5rd Row — Anita Hestley, Debbie Gideon, Linda Merritt, Jan Strubel, Kathy Neugent, Margaret Gann, Barbara Tucker, Sharon Huskins, Margaret Andrews, Betty Dudley, Susie Weeks, Linda Worthington, Carolyn Perry. Tri-Hi-Y is a Y.M.C.A. sponsored service club for high school girls united by friendship and working to create, maintain, and extend high standing of Chris- tian character throughout the home school, and com- munity. This club trains members to become good lead- ers by service on programs and project communities and by accepting other specific jobs. By preparing for and participating in Youth and Government legisla- tures, community forums, and other job affairs pro- grams Tri-Hi-Y gives members experience in respon- sible citizenship. Some objectives of the club are to Judy Bennett, President; Margaret Freeman, Vice-President; Jeanine McWhirter, Secretary; Carey Ann Harrison, Treasurer; Linda Worth- ington, Chaplain; Ahce George, Sergeant- at- Arms. 78 be community leaders. 1st Kou — Debbie McCord, Donna Davis, Marilyn Taylor, Sherry Carroll, Jody Wood, Wendy Wall, Nancy Jones, Cindy Wilkerson. 2nd Ron — Cher) ' l Lollar, Susan Stricklin, Melissa Gilbreath, Rebecca Hildebrand, Peggy Williams, Linda Farley, Brenda Jay, Dale Simmons, Beth Thrower. 3rd Roil — Mrs. McNair, sponsor; Susan McCuUough, Jane Skinner. develop personal integrity and self-discipline, to devel- op a growing sense of personal worth based on Chris- tian concepts and values, and to maintain a perspective in a world of shifting values. The Tri-Hi-Y emblem is a small triangle with a torch inscribed in a circle in the center. The triangle stands for the whole personality: body, mind, and spirit; the circle signifies the circle of friendship of girls all over the world; the torch denotes the Light of the World, the center of our program. Sherry Carroll, President; Cheryl Lollar, Vice- President; Beth Thrower, Secretary; Susan Mc- CuUough, Treasurer; Susan Stricklin, Sergeant- at-Arms; Debbie McCord, Chaplain. 79 Spike Shoe Club races for Jets. Ut Row — Mike Greer, Johnny Musso, Wayne Fleming, Jerry Gray, Allan Pass, Mike Rudd, Randy Pike. 2rid Row — Bob Phares, Tommy Yessick, John Hollingsworth, Ray Thompson, Dan Hix, Jamie Shields, Allen Hanes. 3rd Row — Mike Neel, Floyd Bearden, Jonny Love, Eddie Brown, Danny Mikul, Buster Gray, Dwight Sims, Tommy Bush. The Spike Shoe Club, established in 1958 under the sponsorship of Coach Crumpton, is a fellowship of track team members. Its purpose is to promote health and fellowship among the members of the track team and an interest in track in the school. Besides its regular, duty of keeping the track and track equip- ment in good condition, the Spike Shoe Club also spon- sors the annual Turkey Day Run for freshmen, which takes place the day before Thanksgiving, The purpose of the race is to get freshmen interested in track and to begin work early toward the building of a better track team. Mike Greer, President; Johnny Musso, Vice-President; Tommy Yessick, Secretary; Wayne Fleming, Treasurer. 80 Lettermen comprise B Club. Ul Row — Danny Simmons, Pat Curry, Wayne Hibbard, Vic Treadwell, John Howard, Johnny Musso, Randy Fox, Bill Jones, Dwight Sims, Steve West, Ricky Crowley, Gary Wilkey, Steve Simmons. 2tid Row — Cary Garrett, Randy Lott, Mike Rudd, John Hollingsworth, Tommy Yessick, Bob Phares, Butch Key, Mike Greer, Mike Neel, Jamie Shields, Bob Smith, David Roberson, Terry Fry-, Perry Cook. 3rd Row — Blackie Thompson, Bruce Smith, Wilson Myers, Gary Rutledge, Jack Brown, Floyd Bearden, Phil Cochran, Bobby Girardeau, Billy Harper, Byron Brj ' ant, Charles Oden, Earl Cooper, Charles Macduff, Coach Lott. The Banks High B Club was created to foster among students of Banks an interest in athletics at the school and to encourage a more wholesome school spirit. To be eligible for membership, a boy must be a letterman in some recognized varsity sport in which five male members participate. The members of B aid the school by engaging in school activities of every kind and by raising money for needed athletic equipment. This year Coach Lott sponsored this club which is one of the most recog- nized and respected at the school. Johnny Musso, President; John Howard, Vice-President; Bill Jones, Secretary; Mike Greer, Treasurer; Randy Fox, Sergeant- -at-Arms. Y.F.C. promotes Christian fellowship. ■, First row — Miss Hopkins, sponsor, Merry Stamper, Karen Jones, Lee Schell, Sandra McVay, Dale Simmons, Peggy Smith, Sherry Bryant, Karen Mulkey, Annette Green, Sandy Studdard, Harry Wheeler, Lee Burdick, Tommy Faulkner, Ann Taylor. Second row — LaCon Ledlow, Wanda Owen, Janice Gilmore, Beverly Lambert, Linda Sherlm, Sharon Turner, Teresa Elliott, Debbie Marlow, Jackie Armfield, Joy Klinsing, Harriet Reagan, Karen Snowden, Sheila Lenning, Melinda Crem, Greg Foust, Johnny Braden, Judy Archer. Third row — Sharon Chesser, Sheryl Nations, Jane Sharca, Carmen Alverson, Brenda Saab, Kathy Mc Phearson, Charles Oden, Roxanne Cleaveland, Brenda Elliott, Pam Smith, Susan Kilgore, Francis McGathy, Carey Ann Harrison, Becky Smith, Sue Inzer, Penny Burt, Jan Adams, Melinda Housh. Fourth row — Laura Laughter, Becky Hardin, Carol Wood, Joy Adams, Nina Wood, Sherry Dolton, Dee Davis, Karen Sleigh, Gail Otts, Diana Day, Rachael Anderson, Becky Cambel, Linda Worthington, Dean Dubose, Debbie Allen, Betty Tucker, Barbara Tucker, Linda Straouss, Norman McDaniel, Terry Mosely. Fijlh row — Becky Scott, Jane Allen, Beverly Sulser, Pat Blight, Glenda Calhoun, Sara Hallaway, Nancy Rose, Patsy Burnett, Debbie Nummy, Debbie Bamett, Ruby Burt, Karen Croninger, Grace Troncollie, Pat Hix, Gail Smith, Karen Jones, Norman Wager, Pam Hardeman, Linda Dietz. Sixth rou — Bobby Henderson, Mike Stanley, John Howell, Mike StanccI, Terry Tingle, Steve Stanley, Eddie Self, Dickie Hawkins, Tim Tingle, Danny Norman, Steven Dollar, Gary Bussey, Cliff Roberson, James Brown, Wayne Davis, Randall Foust. The purpose of the Youth For Christ Club is to introduce Jesus Christ as a real Person. The club, spon- sored by Miss Hopkins, is relatively new to Banks High School. In this club we study God ' s Word to find His Will for our lives. The Bible tells us that a name on a church roll does not mean a thing unless it is also on the Book of Life. Many of the members of Y.F.C. have only recently let Christ fill their lives after years of searching for true happiness. The members find meaning and purpose in life through knowing Jesus Christ as their personal Savior. The club also helps its members in telling others about the joy and peace they find in Christ. Greg Foust, President; Sandra McVay, Vice-President; Shelia Lenning, Secretary; Charles Oden, Treasurer. 82 F.C.A. emphasizes sportsmanship. 1st Ron- — Steve Stuman, Vic Treadwell, Pat Curry, Wayne Hibbard, John Howard, Ste e Simmons, Johnny Musso, Ricky Crowley, Tommy Yessick, John Hollingsworth, Randy Lett, Randy Fox. 2rid Row — Mike Neel, Mike Maddox, Keith Burwell, Bill Moyers, Gary Coggins, Dennis McCraven, Steve Lakey, Larry Hancock, Bob Phares, Dwight Sims, Wayne Fleming, Bobby Girardeau. ird Row — Steve West, Ken Schmit, Mike Rudd, Bob Parker, Andy Worthington, Mike Greer, Tommy Boles, Bruce Smith, Gary Wilkey, David McCraven, Bubba Lott, Randy Pike, Bob Smith. 4th Row — David Roborson, Steve Lind, Chuck King, Bob Neil, Eddie Brown, Danny Mikul, Ray Thompson, Mike Greer, Butch Key, Bill Jones, Buster Linder, Dan Hix, Byron Bryant, Jamie Shields. It is through the Fellowship of Christian Athletes that coaches and players throughout the country make the challenge of following Christian ideals prevail. Sponsor of this chapter of F.C.A. is Pete Clifford, noted worker with youth and pastor of Wilson ' s Chapel Methodist Church. Membership is open to all athletes interested this non-denominational group. Johnny Musso, Chaplain; Ricky Crowley, Secretary -Treasurer; John Hollingsworth, Vice-President; Tommy Yessick, Presi- dent. 83 Boot ' n Tassel offers majorette training. 1st Rou — Debbie Kincaid, Janis Willis, Linda West, Connie Mann. 2nd Rou — Susan Slatsky, Janet Foster, Judy Holland, Becky Boone, 3rd Rou — Sheila Ballantine, Becky Sumner, Judy McMath, Carolyn Deitz. 4th Row — Betty Tucker, Mary Sumners, Pat Hyde, Debbie Parker, Paulette Culp. 5 h Rou — Diane Dean, Mary CcCay, Patty Burns, Sharon Murphree, Joy Meeks. The main function of the Boot ' n Tass Club is to train interested girls to be majorettes. By teaching girls the techniques and funda- mentals and encouraging them to have high ideals the main purpose of the club is carried out. Membership consists of girls specifically interested in majorette training. Isl Row — Judy Holland, President; Linda West, Vice-Presi- dent; Carolyn Deitz, Secretary; Janice Willis, Treasurer. 2nd Row — Becky Sumners, Chaplain; Sheila Balentine, Sergeant- at-Arms. 84 0 Club stresses physical fitness. Pat Blythe, Blanche Miller, Patti Pearce, Glenda Calhoun, Lynn Snowden, Kathy Brown, Cheryl Smith, Linda Stewart, Melinda Crim, Linda Ogle- tree, Andi Smith, Jan Allen, Barbara Burnett, Mrs. Hatch, sponsor. Ijl Row — Wanda Miller, Joy Morton, Jan Hawkins, Pam Hardemon, Teresa Scheinert, Shirley Zeiti ' ogel, Pam Davis, Cindy Drake, Susan Gibbs, Nancy Elmore, Pam Smith, Doris Mizell, Gail Stewart, Rhonda Whitten, Karen Snowden, Phifer Thompson, Jan Adams. 2nd Row — Diane Dean, Brenda Saab, Carol Mayo, Wanda Owens, Katherine Tibbs, Susan Hall, Jane Blaich, Martha Atkins, Brenda Keeton, Kelly Murphy, Mary Freeh, Kahty Brown, Cheryl Smith, Linda Stewart, ird Row — Vicki Seymore, Mrs, Hatch, sponsor; Sandy Lynch. 85 Banks ' cheerleaders are rated .  jl« w  Sis-«-Qr irvfv - 2 B| j B| 7 • ' . ' ' , . 86 ki number one in the South. HB ' f J DIANE PAYNE JODY WOOD BARBARA COEER Senior Cheerleaders DONNA DAVIS WENDY WALL 87 Cheerleaders boost football and Junior Cheerleaders KATHY NEUGENT U PAM WARD I- RITA DUTTON MARGARET GANN MARGARET FREEMAN 88 basketball teams to victory. JAN STRUBEL, Junior JOYCE WELDON, Junior Sophomore Cheerleaders s SB ' S m h ai.Sa fW 1 I Bl Jfcj SSS B Br M m K X1S 1 H A I Mkdni ■i JHHwBBSI I K y ■Hi 1 PIP 1 ■ K IP . . - V ■ i; SHERRY FRECH 1 i: SALLY HENDERSON 89 ' 68 Contrails staff works to 1968 Contrails Editor DOUG BURNETTE Advisor MISS CHARLOTTE HOLLAND 90 construct an improved annual. ' = -f ■fT ' ■■ r- -? Organizations Editors GENE SHORT and DEBBIE WILSON Business Manager DAVID SPURLOCK Staff Assistants Seated: MARY MOSOKOWSKI, CAROL MAYO; Standing: JEANNINE MCWHIRTER, ELLEN GROT- TY, ALICE GEORGE. 91 Annual staff works long n Feature Editors PEGGY BRANNON and PAT RILEY Miss Contrails Editor DEBBIE McCORD Photographers LARRY WILLIAMS and KEN EDWARDS 92 hours to meet deadlines. Sports Editors RANDALL FOUST and STEVE GUERDAT Honors Editor SUSAN SLATSKY 93 Banks Notes receives an Gail Otts, Laura Mullins, Beverly Davis, Diane Meachem, Carmen Alverson, Debbie Davis. Second row — Frank Bowie, Buster Blackmail, David Tanner, David Richwine, David Mitchell, Frank Seifert. Third row — Donna Reeve, Karen Jones, Beth VanDall, Mrs. Lois Bowie, Deborah Hender- son, Margaret Meadows, Jonelle Bonta. The Banks ' Notes, after eleven years of hard work, has evolved into a first rate news media. The Notes, a member of the Alabama High School Press Association and the International Quill and Scroll Journalism Society, continues to improve, sending staff members to journalism clinics and press conferences, where they learn the art of journalism and accurate news reporting. One of the Notes ' new fea- tures this year is a symposium, or student opinion section. The job of circulating a good newspaper requires constant effort. When one edition is completed, the staff must begin work on the next edition. The reporters ' deadline is met on Thursday and is fol- lowed by a flurry of activity until the next Thursday when the editors put their paper to bed ' . The paper is distributed on Friday and the staff immediately starts working on the next edition. The Notes ' advisor, Mrs. Lois Bowie, has given much of her time and ability, and the staff would like to take this opportunity to thank her sincerely. ADVISOR—MR . LOIS C. BOWIE 94 international first place rating. Banks ' Notes Staff . n IB EDITORIAL STAFF 1 BB Co-Editors David Richwine, Margaret Meadows News Editor Donna Reeve IS ' Advisor Mrs. Waits SH ik i v Aluiiagiug Editor Deborah Henderson Feature Editors .... Beverly Davis, Carmen Alverson . y Advisor Mrs. Hendricks • ' sports Editor Debbie Davis , Advisors Coach White, Mrs. Hatch p||, Bi H Literary Editor Beth Van Dall Photographer Buster Blackman ■ ' -_ U Advisor Mr. Thompson Reporters Jonelle Bonta, Melanie Jones, Gail Otts, Diane Meacham, David Mitchell, Carolyn Perry, David Tanner, Frank Bowie, Beverly Barton .. ' v ' « BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Karen Jones ISI ' V 1 Advertising Manager Fred Seifert I H Exchange Editor Laura Mullins ' Advisor Mrs. Lois C. Bowie CO-EDITORS Principal Mr. John Howell DAVID RICHWINE and MARGARET MEADOWS PAGE EDITORS— CARMEN ALVERSON, DEBBIE DAVIS, BEVERLY DAVIS, DONNA REEVE. BUSINESS STAFF—VRED SEIFERT, KAREN JONES, ANE MEACHAM, LAURA MULLINS. DI- 95 HONORS Amy McGuire, Cliff Roberts, Sandy Lawson, Larry Dorough, Wanda Owen, Phil Wilson, Thelma McElroy, Roger Smith, Cindy Wilkerson, Reed Edwards, Betty Dudley, Royal Belding, Sandra Cox, Eddie Sims, Judy Bennett, Mike Kemp, Linda Wilson, Pat Curry. mf Presentation of the 1967 B ' Day Court. The candidates for B ' Day queen are chosen by the student body. Each session room votes for a girl to represent it. The final selection is determined by the girl who raises the most money for the Banks High School Athletic fund. The queen and her court are then presented at the B ' Day game which climaxes the spring football training. B ' Day Queen Miss Cindy Wilkerson 96 97 Student enjoys tour. Susan Slatsky was honored by being selected for the ' 67 Citizenship Tour. During this trip Susan en- joyed the sights of many eastern cities. The members of the tour participated in America ' s past as they journeyed to WiUiamsburg and Philadelphia but also discovered the exciting present as the tour continued to New York and ' Washint ' ton, D.C. Each student returned with a closer association with our govern- ment. Harvard Book Award The Harvard Book Award, one of the most prized honors, was presented to Douglas Burnette, Represent- ing the most outstanding Junior boy, the recipient of this award is certainly worthy. Doug is currently serving as editor of ' 68 CONTRAILS. President of Na- tional Honor Society, and numerous other activities. He is tally a leader. 98 Senior goes to Girls ' State. Banks ' representative to the 1967 Girls ' State was Patricia Riley. Junior girls from Alabama met at Huntingdon College in Montgomery. There each girl learned about government on the national, state, and local levels. Every member attended study groups and assemblies where two vital qualities — patriotism and citizenship — were instilled. ■I ' - ' Tgl ' l ' ' ' Miss Fire Prevention is elected. Banks honored one of its students with the title of ' Miss Fire Prevention. Olivia ' Williams, a Senior, was elected by the Student Council. As Miss Fire Prevention, she attended a banquet with other rep- resentatives where she gave a speech on fire prevention. 99 Chairman of March of Dimes This year a new responsibility was placed on a stu- dent at Banks High School. Pat Gamble was given the duty of supervising the Miss March of Dimes con- test in Jefferson County. Organizing this contest in most of the county ' s schools, Pat has proven to be a hard worker and a reliable leader. Girls ' State Representative Being selected for the Banks representative to Girls ' State is an honor that was bestowed on Pat Riley. Under the sponsorship of the Alabama American Legion, Jun- ior girls form the entire state congregated at Hunting- don College in Montgomery, Alabama. Guest speakers and discussions were the educational programs of this venture. During the Nveek Pat learned about the func- tions of state and local governments. 100 Key Award ' 67 Award Student government is a dominant force in the lives of all students at Banks. Assemblies, student directories, and homecoming festivities are only a few of the many projects that keep our officers and Cabinet very busy. This year the Student Council selected the person whose services were outstanding in this field. For the fall semester of 1967 the recipient was Bill Jones, our President and most dilitient worker. Each year the runner-up for the Key Award is pre- sented the 1967 Award. With an outstanding service record Mary Lynne Edwards, our Girls ' Vice Presi- dent, was recognized for her efforts. With the various responsibilities of planning assemblies, presiding at Student Council meetings, and successfully perform- ing the duties of her office Mary Lynne has tirelessly given her time and energy. She has certainly served her school well. 101 National Merit Semi-finalists Development of the mind is the principal ob- jective of our school. These students are the ones that have successfully accomplished this. By scor- ing exceptionally high in the National Merit Qual- ifying Test, these seniors acquired the chance for a scholarship. After verifying their scores by taking the Scholastic Aptitude Test, the semi-finalists fill out forms, take tests, and anxiously await the results. First rou — Darlene Preskitt, Peggy Brannon. Second rou — Randall Foust, Gene Short. Third rote — Doug Burnette, Wayne Wessinger, Mike Stan- ley. Boys ' State Delegation Selection as a representative to Boys ' State is an honor coveted by every Junior boy. These stu- dents attended the convention held at Samford University. Over five hundred boys divided into cities, took active participation in a mock govern- ment. Each member of the delegation returned with a better understanding of the principles of democ- racy and a greater appreciation for the ideals of liberty. First row — Fred Hughs, Gene Short, Harry Wheeler. Second row — David Richwine, Wayne Wessinger, John Howard. Third rou — Randy Lott, David Rawls, Johnny Penuel. 102 Donna is chosen for Veterans ' Day Parade. Donna Davis was selected to represent Banks in the 1967 Veterans ' Day Parade. Chosen by the Student Cabinet, she participated in the day ' s ac- tivities. After she rude in a twenty-block parade, Donna attended a dinner at the Tutwiler Hotel where i irls from the high schools met in a patriotic atmosphere. Donna is presently a member of the cheerlead- ing squad and has received many honors. She has certainly served her school well. Banks represented at Freedom Forum. Attending the Freedom Forum holds one of the greatest responsibilities that can be delegated to outstandint Wish school students. With this honor goes the duty to learn as much as possible about our democracy. Banks ' representatives, Do uglas Burnette, Peggy Brannon, and Wayne Wessinger, traveled to Searcy, Arkansas, where the convention was held. Emphasizing the theory of education as a weapon against communism, the assembly con- sisted of informative movies and international speakers. 103 Mu Alpha Theta recognizes outstanding math scholars. First row — Mrs. Buettner, sponsor, Bruce Smith, Mary Lynne Edwards, Susan Slatsky, Gene Short, Peggy Brannon. Second row — Beverly Davis, Debbie Davis, Debbie Elliott, Darlene Preskitt, Randall Foust, Doug Burnette. Third row — Deeleen Vance, Kathy Elliott, Steve West, Wayne Wessinger, Bill Jones, Johnny Penuel, David Richwine. Mu Alpha Theta, a mathematical honor so- ciety, has the duty of promoting scholarship in mathematics among high school students. Membership is determined from those who have achieved excellence in the study of math and in general high school work. Officers are as follows: Bill Jones, president; Mary Lynne Edwards, vice president; Bruce Smith, chaplain; Mrs. Buettner, sponsor; Gene Short, secretary. 104 Quill and Scroll honors journalism students. First rou — Donna Reeve, Pat Riley, Carmen Alverson. Second row — Gail Otts, Debbie Davis, Darlene Preskitt, Alice George, Deborah Henderson. Third row — Buster Blackman, Beverly Davis, Margaret Meadows, David Richwine, Doug Burnette, David Spurlock, Gene Short. |llfl H MiW K i iT iSffiliH K r-J H V H mM um rnu||H Quill and Scroll, the newest addition to the honor societies, was organized to ac- knowledge outstanding journalism students. Eligibility for membership into the society requires that a Junior or Senior be in the top third of his class and hold a position on the CONTRAILS or Banks Notes Staff. Finally, he must have distinguished himself in the journalism field. Officers are as follows: Doug Burnette, president; Gene Short, vice president; Pat Riley, treasurer; Mrs. Bowie, sponsor; Dar- lene Preskitt, secretary. 105 National Honor Society discovers our nation ' s future leaders. First row—Sue Bauer, Debbie Elliott, Deeleen Vance, Beverly Davis, Anna Gupton, Debbie Davis, Kathy Elliott, Nancy Jones, Bonnie Yarbrough. Second row— Peggy Brannon, Susan Slatsky, Pat Riley, Darlene Preskitt, Cathy Dunlap, Peggy Williams, Janet Foster, Barbara Attaway, Margaret Meadows. r j i )nii Douglas Burnette, Randall Foust, Bill Jones, Steve West, Wayne Wessinger, David Richwine, James Brown, Gene Short, Debbie Wylie. Membership in the National Honor Society is a goal desired by all but attained by only a few. With its stand- ards set so hioh membership is an honor that recognizes the ones that have learned and used that knowledge to its fullest potential. In one sense Honor Society is a service. This society creates an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, stimulates a desire to render service, promotes worthy leadership and encourages the development of character. However, this honor is not an award. It is merely the culmination of work, service, and dedication. President, Doug Burnette; Vice-President, Pat Rile) ' ; Secretar) ' , Debbie Wylie; Treasurer, Kathy Elliott. 106 Bill Jones is r. Banks. Nominees are as follows: Gene Short, Bill Jones, Steve West, Johnny Musso, and Vic Treadwell. 107 FEATURES Homecoming Queen 1967 Miss Donna Davis 108 Senior members of her court Olivia Williams Wendy Wall Maria Scosiin 109 The exciting day began with a spirited pep rally led by Wendy Wall. The colorful parade showed the enthusiasm of the student body. The climax of the eventful day was the presentation of the Homecoming Court and the crowning of the Queen. Ill Senior Who ' s Who Best All Around Donna Davis Bill Jones Most Likely To Succeed Pe £;y Brannon Doug Burnette Most School Spirit Diane Payne Mike Greer 112 Most Vivacious Most Athletic Wendy Wall Johnny Musso Most Attractive Olivia Williams John Hollingsworth Best Dressed Kathy King Donny Camp 113 Wittiest Susan McCuUough Butch Key Friendliest Debbie McCoid Byron Bryant Personality Plus Jody Wood Ricky Crowley 114 Biggest Flirt Barbara Cofer Johnny Penuel Sweetest Most Courteous Sherry Carroll John Falkner Most Unpredictable Pat Baggett Phil Cochran 15 Senior Favorites I Donna Davis 116 Johnny Musso 117 1 Wendy Wall 18 Bill Jones 119 Byron Bryant Debbie McCord Sherry Carroll ir ■ ■ — Ricky Crowley 120 John Falkner Maria Scogin Jody Wood Ik Bill Bright 121 . Barbara Cofer s John HoUingsworth Leon McCul lough Pat Baggett 122 Junior Favorites Sam McCord Kathy Neugent Jan Strubel Dickie Hawkins 123 Sophomore Favorites Jerry Mosley Jan Downs Mary Jean Freeh Greg Luna 124 Freshman Favorites Marti Pike Mike Leaning Maury West Ruth Ripley 125 .3t4g 16tf) 1968 Miss Contrails Jane Skinner mmmM . 128 1st Runner-up Brenda Mathis 2nd Runner-up Ann Johnsey 129 4th Runner-up Kay Huckabee 3rd Runner-up Pat Hix 130 Everything is coming up roses. Debbie McCord sings theme of pageant. MISS CONGENIALITY, MARGARET FREEMAN Bill Bright sings to Miss Contrails. 131 FOOTBALL First row — Larry Clark, Rudy Schlitz, Randy Fox, Gary Rutledge, Bubba Lott, Randy Lott, Wayne Fleming, Johnny Musso, Harry Kapp, Mike Neel, Gary Coggins, Brent Dodd, Bob Phares, Tommy Boles. Second roM ' --Bobby Girardeau, Charlie Johnston, Bob Parker, Eddie Brown, Gary Bullock, Randy Pike, Terry House, John Davidson, Phil Cochran, Bill Myers, Terry Fry, Keith Burwell. Third rou — John Hollingsworth, Steve MANAGERS 1967 RECORD Banks Lee 13 Banks 12 Minor 7 Banks 21 Phillips 6 Banks 27 Ramsey 7 Banks 39 West End .6 Banks 14 Ensley 30 Banks 13 Wood lawn Banks 41 Hewitt-TrussviUe 7 Banks 6 Jones Valley 7 Banks 28 Ensley 7 Rudy Schlitz, Larry Clark, Tommy Boles 134 r !8 -W 4??tcP Simmons, Larry Hancock, Steve Stuman, David McCraven, Coach Currier, Coach White. Fourth rou — Coach Kitchens, Coach Baynes, Danny Mikul, Wayne Hibbard, Ricky Crowley, Mike Maddox, . Jamie Shields, Dwight Sims, Tonuny Yessick, Ricky Roberts, John Howard, Billy Harper, Mike Rudd, Coach Lott, LETTERMEN REGULARS Seniors Randy Fox Randy Lott Johnny Musso Phil Cochran Terry Fry John HoUingsworth Steve Simmons David Roberson David McCraven Wayne Hibbard Ricky Crowley Dwight Sims Rommy Yessick Mike Rudd ]uniors Wayne Fleming Mike Neel Brent Dod Bob Phares Bobby Girardeau Gar) ' Bullock Randy Pike John Davidson Keith Burwell Larry Hancock Steve Stuman Donnie Massey Steve Lakey Mike Dulaney Jamie Shields Ricky Roberts Billy Harper Sophomores Gary Rutledge Front row — Mike Rudd, Ricky Crowley, Wayne Hibbard, Phil Cochran, Donnie Massey, John Howard. Back row — Randy Pike, Bobby Girardeau, Johnny Musso, Randy Lott, Mike Neel, Randy Fox. 135 The Coaches Head Coach George Shorty White Coach Currier Coach Lott Coach Baynes Coach Kitchens 136 The B-team - 9 j s? r%tiHj First rou — Gary Rutledge, Bubba Lott, Jimmy Lewis, Harry Kapp, Steve Lind, Ray Thompson, Chuck King, Charlie Johnson. Second row — Eddie Brown, Terry Pruett, Doug Jacobs, Eddie Orr, Allen Yarbrough, Earnie Halmarlc, Rodney Butcsh, Mike Green, Andy Worthington, Coach Currier. Third row — Joey York, Danny Mikul, Donald Simpson, Frito Sites, Phil Turkett, Dan Hix, Don Latta. Banks ' B-team had an excellent season, with a rec- ord of six wins, one loss, and one tie. These players will provide the backing for a powerful varsity team in the next two years. 1967 RECORD Banks 7 Woodlawn 7 Banks 33 John Carol 1 6 Banks 14 Ensley 19 Banks 14 Jones Valley 6 Banks 12 Phillips 6 Banks 6 Ramsey Banks 21 West End 6 Banks 26 Huffman Coach Currier 137 Generals hand Jets their first loss, 13-0. Robert E. Lee Generals of Montgomery de- feated the hard-defending Jets in the opening game of the season. The Jets lost with victory almost within their grasp. Banks was not faul- ty on defense, for linebacker Phil Cochran, tackles Donny Massey, Steve Lakey and Ricky Crowley and end John Howard consistently contained Lee ' s backs. With the game fought over a 6-0 route most of the way, the Jets twice threatened but lost the ball just when it appeared that they would move in. Johnny Musso, moving to quarterback for this drive, rambled 4l yards on six carries and completed three passes to Mike Rudd for 24 more yards. Banks ' deepest penetration in the second half was to the Lee 26 on a 54-yard movement. It ended abruptly on a Musso-to-Phares gain of 11 yards which was promptly fumbled away and recovered by Lee. JOHNNY MUSSO Senior, Quarterback PHIL COCHRAN Senior, Center STATISTICS ;.- I.ec First downs 12 9 Rushing yardage 91 190 Passing yardage 96 5 Passes 1011 1-4 Passes intercepted by 1 Punts 3-3-1.7 4-53. Fumbles lost 4 2 Yards penalized 14 55 138 STATISTICS Jel, Mirlur First downs 10 5 Rushing yardage 206 45 Passing yardage 45 86 Passes 3-17 10-20 Passes intercepted by I 2 Punts 4-41 5-42 Fumbles lost 1 3 Yards 30 50 RICKY CROWLEY Senior, Tackle DWIGHT SIMS Senior, End Jets strafe Tigers, 12-7. A standing room only turnout of some 9,000 watched Banks Jets turn a pair of Minor Tiger fumbles into 28 and 35-yard touchdown drives in a 12-7 victory. Johnny Musso was credited with both Banks touchdowns — on one and 29-yards runs. For the night he totaled 115 yards in 16 tries in teaming with fullback Bob Phares in a Jet rushing offense which totaled 206 yards. Steve Lakey started Banks in for its first score by recovering a fumble at the Minor 28 in the first quarter. A pass from Rutledge to Rudd and a sprint by Musso got Banks to the one, and Musso went in from there. Crowley claimed a fumble on the Tiger 35 moments later. Phares charged six, and then Musso ran to score from 29 yards away. Outstanding on defense were safetyman Mus- so, linebacker Phil Cochran, and tackles Steve Lakey and Ricky Crowley. They bolstered a Banks defense which allowed Minor 45 yards on the ground and 86 in the air. 139 Jets pop Colonels, 13-0. The Banks Jets proved too tout;li for Wood- lawn as they downed the Colonels 13-0. The Jets put together scoring drives in the first and third periods to overpower their back- door rivals before an estimated crowd of 10,000. The Jets scored by driving 80 yards for a touchdown which was climaxed by a 28-yard pass from quarterback Gary Rutledge to wing- back Randy Pike. The situation was fourth and 10 on the Woodlawn 28 when Rutledge spot- ted Pike wide open to the left with only one Colonel defender nearby. Pike had little trou- ble streaking across for the score. After an exchange of punts opening the third quarter, the Jets were back in business at the Colonel 38. Seven plays later Johnny Musso took a pitch-out and scampered around left end for the score. Outstanding for Banks were Johnny Musso and Bob Phares, tearing up the middle of the Colonel line. Musso carried 13 times for 79 yards while Phares hit for 72 yards in 12 carries. STEVE SIMMONS Senior, Guard TOMMY YESSICK Senior, End STATISTICS .. I VuoJlju } First downs i( 8 Yards rushing 191 95 Yards passing 55 31 Total yards 246 126 Passes completed 4-1} 4-13 Intercepted by 1 1 Puntinq average 6-39 6-36 140 JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH Senior, Guard DAVID ROBERSON Senior, Guard STATISTICS . , Piil l il First Downs 10 5 Yards Rushing 125 57 Yards Passing 44 31 Passes Completed 2-9 3-11 Intercepted By 2 Fumbles Lost 1 ■ Yards Penalized 30 30 Punt Average 5-36 5-33 Jets massacre Raiders, 21-6. Banks Jets turned two Phillips fumbles in- side the Red Raiders 25 into touchdowns to help the Jets win 21-6 over Philips. Banks took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter after Donnie Massey recovered a Phillips fum- ble on the 24. Musso carried it in and Flemin kicked the extra point. Banks ' second scoring drive covered 60 yards in just four plays. Rutledge made a 37 yard pass to Randy Pike which put the ball on the 23. Musso went in for the score and Flem- ing again kicked the extra point. Gary Wilkey fell on a Phillips fumble early in the fourth quarter to put the Jets in busi- ness again. Bob Phares hit for two yards to the 20, then Musso dashed in for the score and Fleming kicked the point. Banks ' excellent defense kept Phillips from any late scoring tries. On the Raiders ' last two possessions they were robbed of the ball by Banks interceptions. 141 Jets humiliate Rams, 27-7. The soaring Jets knocked off the Ramsey Rams, 27-7. The Rams will not doubt re- member the Banks defense, too. The Rams fin- ished the first half with minus six-yards rush- ing, no yards passing and no first downs. Johnny Musso got the credit for making the Jets go, and Phil Cochran got the credit for making the Rams stop. Cochran was the de- fensive standout throughout the game for the Jets along with Donnie Massey and others. Banks made its first score in the first quar- ter in 12 plays. Musso rushed for 26 yards and passed for 35. The final 12 yards came on a Musso to Randy Pike pass with Wayne Fleming kicking the extra point. Banks drove in for the score on the second half kickoff. The drive was carried 70 yards in 13 plays with Musso plunging the final yard and Fleming adding the extra point. Mike Neel ' s pass interception in the third quarter caused the next Banks score. The drive was climaxed by a 39-yard run by Musso. Banks scored the final score with a 90-yard drive with Bob Phares going the final five yards. TERRY FRY Senior, Guard DAVID McCRAVEN Senior, Guard STATISTICS Jet, Rjmi First Downs 20 5 Yards Rushing 289 U Yards Passing 101 44 Passes Completed 6-11 5-8 Intercepted By 1 1 Fumbles Lost 1 Yards Penalized 5 6 Punt Average 2-57 7-40 142 WAYNE HIBBARD Senior, Tackle JOHN HOWARD Senior, End STATISTICS . . Lnint First Downs IS 7 Yards Rushing 184 ■15 Yards Passing 172 42 Passes Completed 9-15 -1-12 Intercepted By 1 Fumbles Lost 1 2 Yards Penalized 71 102 Punt Average 3-37 5-32 Jets bomb Lions, 39-6. The West End Lions, looking for their first win of the season, came away quite disap- pointed from the game with Banks, with the score 39-6. Donnie Massey recovered a West End fum- ble three plays after the opening kickoff, and with the game not two minutes old Musso dropped back and passed 33 yards to Harper for the game ' s first touchdown. Wayne Flem- ing added the point. Four minutes after the first touchdown Banks added another, this one coming on a four-yard plunge by Randy Pike, set up by Neel ' s 40-yard reception of a Musso pass. Fleming added the point again. In the second quarter Musso passed to Neel from six yards out to score. Mike Dulaney picked up a Lion fumble at their 41 and seven plays later Billy Harper carried it in. Banks drove in on the second half kickoff with Bob Phares dashing in to make it 32-6. Randy Lott closed out the scoring in the fourth quarter with a 29-yard pass to Harper. The Jets had the ball on the West End 10 when the game ended. 143 Jets downed by Yellow Jackets, 30-14. The Jets received their second setback of the season- when they were defeated by the Ensley Yellow Jackets, 30-14. The Jets did pull with- in seven points of Ensley midway in the third quarter. The Jets made their first touchdown by mov- ing 46 yards with the passing of Johnny Musso. The final 1 1 came on a Musso to Jamie Shields pass. Wayne Fleming added the extra point. Banks got a consolation touchdown with 18 seconds left in the game. Quarterback Gary Rut- ledge passed 26 yards to Jamie Shields for the score and Wayne Fleming again added the point. Although Banks was defeated in this game, the Jets lived to fight another day. Banks played Ensley again four weeks later in the Thanksgiving Day Clinic Game and came away with victory, 28-7. DENNIS McCRAVEN Senior, Tackle MIKE RUDD Senior, End rjfsA. - rrr STATISTICS ,, Ensley First Downs 16 11 Yards Rushing 126 136 Yards Passing 150 56 Passes Completed 8-18 5-12 Inteicepted By 4 Fumbles Lost 3 1 Yards Penalized 28 21 Punt Average 3-lB 5-36 144 RANDY FOX Senior, Quarterback RANDY LOTT Senior, Quarterback STATISTICS ]el, Huskies First Downs 16 5 Yards Rushing 207 57 Yards Passing 15} 51 Passes Completed 9-24 3-4 Passes Intercepted 1 Fumbles Lost 1 Punting Average 4-30 5-31 Penalties 30 15 Jets leash Huskies, 41-7. The Banks Jets braved the wind, rain, and cold to bomb the Hewitt-Trussville Huskies 41-7 at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium. The Jets scored a record 35 points in the first half. Tailback Bob Phares made several excellent runs in the Jets ' first drive before Musso went the Last two yards and Wayne Fleming kicked the first of five straight extra points. On the next possession, Musso and Jajnie Shields teamed on a 50-yard touchdown pass play. Early in the second quarter Mike Neel set up the third score by intercepting a Hewitt pass at the Huskie 34. Soon afterward line- backer Donnie Massey grabbed another Hewitt pass on the Huskie 40 to set up another score. Late in the second quarter quarterback Rut- ledge had 10 and 25-yard passes to Neel and Randy Pike before Rutledge rolled out around the left end to score from the three.. The Jets made their final score late in the third period, Fleming scoring from the nine after a Rutledge-to-Gary Bullock pass cov- ered 16 yards in the 25-yard drive. 145 Brownies squeak by Jets, 7-6. Jones Valley inched by Banks in one of the tightest games ever fought at Legion Field. Johnny Musso ground out 50 yards rushing and passed for 44 more. Fullback Bobby Giradeau set up Bank ' s touchdown with a 24-yard return of a Brownie fumble. On defense — a defense that looked unbeat- able until that last drive — Banks had several outstanding stars. Phil Cochran, Donnie Mas- sey, and John Howard will be remembered by the Brownies. When the Jets had to make three goal line stands, the Brownies were only able to score on one. The Jets ' score came on Jones Valley ' s first possession of the second half. The Brownies fumbled on the 25 and Bobby Girardeau picked it up and ran to the one. Two plays later Musso carried it in. GARY WILKEY Senior, Tackle Rl nH n i Am STATISTICS Jet, Brownlei First Downs 7 11 Yards Rushing 37 100 Yards Passing 44 40 Passes 4-11-0 6-14-2 Return Yards 94 16 Fumbles Lost 3 Yards Penalized 25 20 Punt Average 6-57 4-28 146 Jets from the sidelines. 147 Banks wins its third clinic game, 28-7. The Jets climaxed their 1967 season by trouncing the Ensley Yellow Jackets 28-7 in the Crippled Chil- dren ' s Clinic Game before a crowd of 5,000 on Thanks- giving Day. Credit must be given to Johnny Musso, who carried 28 times for 194 yards, Bob Phares, with 123 yards in 23 carries, and Gary Rutledge, who passed for 93 yards and scored one touchdown. Banks scored its first touchdown in 11 plays with Musso diving in for the last two yards. Wayne Flem- ing kicked the point to make it 7-0. Early in the second quarter Rutledge passed to Musso from the 41, and he carried it to the 11. Four plays later Rutledge carried it over, Fleming kicked and Banks led 14-0 at halftime. Neither team scored in the third quarter, but in the fourth quarter Rutledge passes and a 15 yard penalty moved the ball to the 21 and five plays later Musso went in from the four. Fleming ' s point was good to make it 21-0 with eight minutes left in the game. The last touchdown came on a 75-yard drive with Musso going the final 15 yards. Fleming ' s point closed out the scoring in the game. STATISTICS Ids Yellou- J.utai First Downs -)T 8 Rushing Yards 311 35 Passing Yards 95 100 Passes 9-12-0 5-12-1 Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized 45 35 Punt Average :- 5-33 ' --. 148 149 Basketbal Front row— tarry Fullilove, Johnny Musso, Gary Garrett, Mike Greer, Steve West. Standing— M ' ike Neel, Turner Ragsdale, Mike Mozur, Buster Linder, Perry Cook, Earl Cooper, Byron Bryant, Gary Rutledge, Earl Tharp. 1967-68 RECORD Banks 59 Tarrant 41 Banks 41 Woodlawn 51 Banks 71 Tuscaloosa 42 Banks 57 Jones Valley 59 Banks 51 Ensley 59 Banks 60 Gadsden 70 Banks 47 Phillips 51 Banks 73 West End 71 Banks 70 Ramsay 65 Banks 79 Gardendale 58 Banks 41 Woodlawn 50 Banks 75 Jones Valley 70 Banks 62 Ensley 56 Banks 55 Phillips 54 Banks 73 D.A.R. 55 Banks 67 West End 57 Banks 55 Hewitt 51 Coach Howard Kitchens 150 The Banks Jets basketball team had a fairly good year with a season record of 12-7 and a city record of 8-4. The Jets got off to a bad start but rallied toward the end of the season. The upset victory over previously undefeated Ensley was one of the high- lights of the season. Banks has prospects for an ex- cellent season next year with many sophomore and junior lettermen returning. ' ' ' ; ? :- ' ' ' ' ■ ■ ' ■Ttrv  ' ' ; - ' -« s 151 M%1 BYRON BRYANT JOHNNY MUSSO BUSTER LINDER Senior Senior Senior PERRY COOK Senior GARY GARRETT Senior STEVE WEST Senior MIKE GREER Senior BOB PHARES Junior EARL THARP Junior Jets irii 152 Action K« so He? GARY POPE Junior ALAN CLAPP TURNER RAGSDALE LARRY FULLILOVE Junior Junior Junior GARY RUTLEDGE Sophomore EARL COOPER Junior MIKE NEEL Junior MIKE MOZUR Junior 153 B-Team Coach Baynes, Terry Pruitt, Danny Slade, Mike Smith, Bobby O ' Brian, Greg Luna, Gary Rutledge, Dan Hix, Bubba Lott, Dale Lloyd, Charlie Hazel, Gary Mann, Eddie Brown, Bobby Jones, Ray Thompson, Steve Lind, Don Watts. Freshman Team Coach Lott, Billy McKinney, Zac Manning, Benny Gray, Bubba Keeton, Wayne Norris, Warcen Humphries, Kenny Newman, Mike Eady, Billy Shields, Jimmy Guston, John Tyrone, Barry Wright, Terry Coggins, Marty Graham, Gary Little, Rick Neel, Eul McElroy, David Roper. 154 Wrestling Eddie Easter, Gary Bussey, Bob Smith, Bruce Smith, Bill Jones, Wayne Fleming, Pat Curr) ' , Tommy Fuller, Rick Wallace, Bobby Girardeau, Keith Burwell, Phil Cochran, Donny Massey, Danny Mikul. Swimming From row — Don Waits, Steve Guesman. Back row — Dale Mitchell, Wilson Myers, Roy Smith. 155 Baseball Front row—Uziy Riddle Steve West, Vic Treadwell, Johnny Musso, Bobby Girardeau, Mike Neel, Randy Fox, Bill Jones. Back row- Coach Baynes, John Howard, Gary Rutledge, Randy Lott, Greg Story, Steve Harris, Mike Greer, Butch Key, Ronny King. The Banks baseball team had prospects for a fine season with twelve returning lettermen. Led by seniors John Howard, Randy Lott, Greg Story, Steve Harris, Mike Greer, Butch Key, Steve West, Vic Treadwell, Johnny Musso, Randy Fox, and Bill Jones, Banks had an excellent team in 1968. Coach Ronnie Baynes 156 MIKE GREER Senior RANDY FOX BOBBY GIRARDEAU GREG STORY Senior Junior Senior Returning Lettermen JOHN HOWARD Senior STEVE WEST Senior VIC TREADWELL Senior BUTCH KEY Senior JOHNNY MUSSO Senior BOB PHARES Junior GARY RUTLEDGE Sophomore MIKE NEEL Junior f , r 157 Tennis Front row — Ed Warren, Kenneth Deason, Ste e Guerdat, Turner Ragsdale. Slariding—Vsince Clayton, Byron Bryant, Richard Alfcrd, Steve Gues- man, Bob Foster. Terry House and Mike Mozur 158 Track Pint rou — Donnie Massey, Wayne Fleming, Randy Pike, Mike Neel, Jack Brown, Jerr) ' Gray, Mike Dulaney. Second row — Jamie Shields, Bob Phares, John Hollingswoith, Phil Cochran, Johnny Musso, Nfcke Rudd, Floyd Bearden. Third row: Mike Greer, Billy Harper, Dwight Sims, Earl Cooper, Tommy Yessick, Charles McDuff. Broad Jump 880-Yd. Dash Mike Greer, Dwight Sims, Mike Rudd Wayne Fleming, Jamie Shields, Dwight Sims 159 Distance Men Jack Brown, Floyd Bearden, Tommy Yessick 440-Yd. Dash Weigh- Randy Pike, Jerry Gray, Earl Cooper Mike Dulaney, Phil Cochran, 160 Sprinters Misim i;- Taisasjg ssissjs s Kii a ssa i jsi i Mike Greer, Billy Harper, Johnny Musso, Mike Rudd, Bob Phares ■«■ ' ,-. ' W High Jump ' ' John Hollingsworth, Donnie Massey Billy Harper, Mike Neel, Charles McDuff 161 CLASS OF 1968 Senior Class Officers Byron Bryant President Wendy Wall Vice-President 164 Maria Scogin Secretary Bonnie Yarbrough Treasurer Sherry Carroll Chaplain 165 KATHLEEN DIANNE ADAMSON Session Room Offices; Glee Club; Girls ' Ensemble; Choii Mixed Ensemble; Future Business Leaders of America. KATHERINE ELAINE ADCOCK Archives Club. DALE MARIE AOERHOLT REBECCA LYNNE ADERS Future Business Leaders of America; Pep Club; Thespian Apprentice; Future Teachers of America; Home Economics Club; Session Room Office; Marshall. JANET ELAINE ALLEN Session Room Offices; Spanish Club; Olympian Club; Latin Club; Youth for Christ Club; Red Cross Club. DONNA SHARON ALMQUIST Home Economics Club; Thespians; Al s c Man; Gujs and Dolls; Future Nurses Club; Olympian Club; Session Room Offices. SHEILA ELAINE AMASON Olympian Club; Junior and Senior Y-Teens; Session Room Officer. RAYMOND LEE AMBERSON Latin Club; Promoters Club; B-Tean. Football; Tennis Team; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Marshall. 166 CYNTHIA RUTH APPLETON Home Economics Cluh; Future Business Leaders of America; Bank Teller. LARRY HOWARD ARCHER JACQUELINE GAYLE ARMFIELD French Club, Secretary; Red Cross Club; Olympian Club; Glee Club; Junior Y-Teens; Youth for Christ Club; Marshall; Library Assistant. GLYNDA JOYCE ARRINGTIN Pep Club; Spanish Club; Olympian Club; Home Economics Club, President and Vice-President. JAMES EDWARD ASKEW, JR. ALLEN RANSOM ATTAWAY Session Room Officer; Archives Club. BARBARA JO ATTAWAY Latin Club; Senior Y-Teens; Bank Teller; AUgjM Cum Laiide Latin Award; National Honor Society. PATRICIA LUCILLE BAGGETT Future Business Leaders of America; Home Economics Club; Marshall; Session Room Offices; Student Council; Glee Club; Senior Who ' s Who; Senior Favorite. 167 CARL WILLIAM BAILEY Promoters Club; Marshall; B-Team Football; Future Busi- ness Leaders of America; Vocal; Industrial Arts Club; Session Room Offices. BONNIE LOU BANKS ELIZABETH ANN BARRANCO Pep Club; Junior and Senior Y-Teens; Library Assistant. ROBERT ALLEN BARRETT Latin Club; Drivers Education Club; Bank Teller. LIVIA ALLISON BATES Girls ' Glee Club; National Thespian Society; Science Club; Session Room Offices. Latin Club; SUE ANNE BAUER Glenridge Junior High: Tri-Hi-Y; Spanish Club; National Junior Honor Society; Tuscaloosa High School: Spanish Club; Historical Society; First Place in National Spanish Exam; Banks High School: Junior Y-Teens; Archives Club; Guidance Office Assistant; National Honor Society. FLOYD ALVIN BEARDEN B Club; B-Team Cross Country; B-Team Football; B-Team Track; Varsity Cross Country; Varsity Track; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Spike Shoe Club, Vice President; Session Room Offices. BRENDA GALE BEECH Balboa High School: Future Homemakers of America; Future Teachers of America; Future Business Leaders of America; Library Club; Spanish Club; Banks High School: Junior and Senior Y-Teens. 168 LINDA JOYCE BIGGS Session Room Offices; Sophomore Y-Teens; Future Nurses; Future Business Leaders of America; Home Economics Club; Marshall; Pep Club; Bank Teller. PAMELA LORENE BILLUPS Junior Y-Teens; Glee Club; Home Economics Club; Session Room Offices; Pep Club; Marshall; Future Nurses Club. PAUL SAMUEL BLACKBURN B-Team Football; B-Team Track; Session Room Offices; Future Business Leaders of America; Industrial Arts Club; Bank Teller; Marshall; Student Council. CAROL JEAN BLAICH French Club; Pep Club; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Mar- shall; Session Room Offices. THOMAS EDWIN BLAICH Archives Club; Marshall; B-Team Football. CYNTHIA MERAL BLUE French Club; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Library Assistant; Glee Club; Choir; Youth for Christ; Session Room Offices. PATRICIA RUTH BLYTHE Junior and Senior Y-Teens; French Club; Olympian Club; Youth for Christ; Library Assistant; Girls ' Tennis Team. LINDA SUE BOGGS Sophomore and Senior Y-Teens; Girls Glee Club; Pep Future Business Leaders of America; Marshal Club; Home Economics Club; 169 MARSHA SUZANNE BONHAM Pep Club; Art Club, Awards; Junior Y-Teens, President; Promoters Club, Secretary; Student Body Secretary; Cabinet; Student Council; Session Room Offices. REBECCA GLYNN BOONE Band, Vice-President; Majorette; Boot ' n Tassel Club; Ses- sion Room Offices; Miss March of Dimes Finalist. WILLIAM MARVIN BORDERS RONALD DAVID BOYD Latin Club; Promoters Club; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices. MARGARET ELIZABETH BRANNON National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Math Honor Society; 1968 CONTRAILS Staff; National Merit Semi- finalist; Freedom Forum; Optimist Club Youth of the Year ; Second Place Samford Spanish Tournament; Gold Key Club; Band; Alabama All-State Band; All-City Band; Birming- ham Youth Symphony; Spanish Club; Future Teachers of America; Boot ' n Tassel Club; Science Club; Senior Who ' s Who; Outstanding Junior; Bank Board of Directors; Sam- ford University Math Tournament. Pep Clul- Senior Y-Teens NITA MARIE BRASHER Sophomore Y-Teens; Junior Y-Teens Secretary; Vice-President; Session Room Offices. JERRY B. BRASWELL WILLIAM EARL BRIGHT, JR. Student Body Chaplain; Student Body Vice-President; Chan- cellors, President; Choir, Student Director; Mixed Ensemble; Boys Ensemble; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Bank Board of Directors; Student Council; Student Cabinet; Senior Favorite; M luc Man; G iys aiul DolU; Ushers Club; Swim- ming Team; Band Announcer. 170 LEE HAROLD BURDICK Choir; Chancellors; Sophomore Boys ' Ensembles; Junior Civi- tans, Vice President; Session Room Offices; Youth for Christ. ARTHUR NEIL BURNETT Bank Teller; Session Room Offices; Student Council; Driv- ers Education Club, President. DOUGLAS GEORGE BURNETTE, JR. National Honor Society, President; National Merit Semi- Finalist; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society; Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society, President; Har ard Book Award; Freedom Forum Delegate; Sophomore of the Year 1966; Magna Cum Laude Latin Award; Outstanding Junior; Latin Club, President and Vice President; Science Club; Editor 1968 CONTRAILS; 1967 CONTRAILS; Samford Communications Workshop; Samford Math Tournament; B- Team Football; Band Manager; Student Council; Student Cabinet; Session Room Offices; Senior Who ' s Who; Westing- house Science Scholarship Contestant; Junior Classical League Representatives. BRENDA BLANCHE BYARS Future Teachers of America, Secretary; Future Nurses Club; Home Economics Club; Gold Key Club; Band; Councilors ' Assistant. JAMES ARTHUR BROWN Chancellors; Latin Club; Mai iia Cum Laiide Award; National Honor Society; Outstanding Junior; Sophomore Boys ' Ensem- ble; Youth for Christ. FORREST BRANVILLE BRUNER Chancellors; Choir; Sophomore Boys ' Ensemble; Session Room Offices; Marshall; Bank Teller; Student Council. BYRON DOWNS BRYANT Senior Class President; Ushers Club, Head Usher; Senior Favorite; Who ' s Who; B-Team Basketball; Varsity Basket- ball; Tennis Team; B Club; Chancellors, President; Choir, Vice President; Boys ' Ensemble; Mixed Ensemble; Cabinet; Student Council; Session Room Offices; Junior Civitans; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Student Body Chaplain; Student Body Treasurer. SHERRON ANN BRYANT French Club; Junior and Sophomore Y-Teens; Future Busi- ness Leaders of America; Girls ' Ensembles; Choir; Glee Club; Session Room Offices. 171 JAMES TURNER CHAPMAN Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Senior Class Election Committee; Freshman Basketball; B-Team Football. THOMAS RUSSELL CHAVERS PRINCE DeBARDELEBEN CLAYTON, JR. Chancellors; Choir; Boys ' Ensemble; Tennis Team; Session Room Offices. SHERRY FEARN CLINE DAVID WILLIAM BYRD DONALD LYNN CAMP SHERRY LYNN CARROLL Mus c Man; Session Room Offices; Student Council; Latin Club; Olympian Club; Junior Civitans; Choir; Marshall; Jun- ior Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Tri-Hi-Y — President; Senior Class Chap- lain; Senior Favorite; Who ' s Who. SANDRA ANN CAUSEY Junior Y-Teens; Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Session Room Offices; Marshall; Pep Club; Sophomore Y-Teens; Bank Teller. 172 SANDRA JOAN COBB Session Room Offices; Student Council; Spanish Club; Olym- pian Club; Archives Club; Girls Glee Club; Bank Teller; Marshal. DAVID PHILLIP COCHRAN B-CIub — Sergc-ant-at-Arms; Spike Shoe Club; Freshman Foot- ball; Varsity Football; Wrestling Team; B-Team Track; Var- sity Track; Fellowship of Chri ' stian Athletes; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. BARBARA GAYLE COFER Sophomore Y-Teens; Junior Y-Teens; Cheerleader; Pep Club; 1965 Homecoming Court; Home Economics Club; Session Room Offices; Choir; Glee Club; Favorite; Who ' s Who; Marshal; French Club; Nurses ' Club; O Club. ALLAN MAURICE COLEMAN Latin Club; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Marshal; Drivers Education Club. JUEL PATRICIA COLLEY Choir; Session Room Officer; Olympian Club; Red Cross Club — Secretary-Treasurer; Library Assistant. JACK ELTON COLLINS SHIRLEY MARIE COLLINS Math Club; Spanish Club; Archives Club; Girls Glee Club. PERRY HUGH COOK B-Team Basketball; B-Team Football; Varsity Basketball; Ushers Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Marshal; Session Room Offices; B-Club; Varsity Track. 173 Though this be madness, yet there is method in ' t. LINDA MAURINE COOKE Session Room Offices; Student Council; Girls Glee Club, President; Junior and Senior Y-Teens; Library Assistant. JANICE DAWN COWAN Session Room Offices; Student Council; Future Nurses Club; Pep Club; Miss March of Dimes Finalist; Future Business Leaders of America; Marshal. MARIETTA COX CATHERINE CAMILLE CRAWFORD Thespians; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Promoters Club; Okla- homa; Music Alan; Guys and Dolls; Our Town; Poor, Pure, and Pious; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices; Home Eco- nomics Club. 174 ALLEN BYRON CREEL Session Room Officer. RICKY CROWLEY B-Team Football; B-Team Track; Varsity Football; B-Club; Usher ' s Club; Latin Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Secretary and Treasurer; Student Council; Session Room Of- fices; Student Cabinet; Chancellors; Choir; Sophomore and Senior Boys ' Ensemble; Mixed Ensemble; Marshal; Senior Who ' s Who; Favorite. WILLIAM PATRICK CURRY B Club; Ushers Club; Varsity Wrestling; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Latin Club; Chancellors; Choir; Mixed Ensemble; Boys ' Ensemble; Student Council; Student Cabi- net; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices; Marshal. ANNA NELL DAVIS Thespians; Latin Club; Junior Y-Teens; Future Nurses; Girls Glee Club; Bank Teller; Spoon River Anthology; Oklahoma; Music Miiii; Poor Pure and Pious; Guys and Dolls; Our Town; Winnie-the-Pooh. DEBORAH SUE DAVIS Phillips High: French Club; Key to Knowledge Award; Banks High School: National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society; Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society; Thespians; French Club, Vice President; Banks Notes; Bank Teller; Junior Y-Teens; Archives Club; Red Cross Club; Music Man; Poor Pure and Pious; W ' innie-the-Pooh. DONNA GAYLE DAVIS Session Room Offices; Student Council; Student Cabinet; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Y-Teens; Pep Club; Cheer- leader; Choir; Junior and Senior Girls ' Ensemble; Senior Who ' s Who; Veterans Day Queen; Homecoming Court; Fa- vorite; B-Day Queen; Homecoming Queen. JAQUELYN VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAM Marshal; Student Council; Bank Teller; Promoters Club; Glee Club; Session Room Offices; Y-Teens; Future Business Lead- ers of America. CAROLYN ROSIA CURREY Hayes High School: French Club; Red Cross Representative; Band; Library Club; Banks High School: Band. 175 GOLDEN RAY DAVIS, JR. Band; Gold Key Club; Drum Corps; Industrial Arts Club; Session Room Offices. JANICE MARGUERITE DAVIS MARY BEVERLY DAVIS Spanish Club; Junior Y-Teens; National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Quill and Scroll; Red Cross Club; Session Room Offices; Banks Notes Staff — Feature Editor. CHARLENE DIANNE DEAN Majorette; Boot and Tassel; Band; Guys and Dolls; Gold Key Club. KAREN OPHELIA DENTON Junior Y-Teens; FBLA; Marshal; Art Club; Library As- sistant; Session Room Offices; Assistant Bank Teller; Pep Club; Poor, Pure, and Pioz s. DELORA JANE DENZ CYNTHIA ELIZABETH DICKEY Pep Club; Home Economics Club; Latin Club, Treasurer; Archives Club; Junior Civitans, President; Representative to Junior Classical League Conventions; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. PAMELA LOUISE DICKENS Y-Teens, Vice President; Red Cross Club; Glee Club; Jun- ior Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Session Room Offices. 176 REGINALD VANN DORN Freshman Football; Drivers Education Club; Math Club; Mar- shall; Spanish Club. LARRY JACK DOROUGH B-Team Basketball; B-Team Track; B-Day Court; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Promoters Club, Vice-President; Session Room Offices; Student Council; Bank Teller; Drivers Educa- tion; Marshal. DIANE MARIE DREHER French Club; Glee Club; Choir; Session Room Offices; Junior Y-Teens; Archives, Chaplain; Bank Teller. CAROL ELAINE DUERR GEORGE PHILLIP DUKE Drivers Education Club; Session Room Offices. JAMES WEBSTER DUKE Latin Club; Session Room Offices; Drivers Education Marshal; Bank Teller; Math Club. Club; KATHERINE DOWNING DUNLAP National Honor Society; Archives Club; Marshal; Session Room Offices; Library Assistant; Girls Glee Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Future ' Nurses Club. 177 KATHERINE ELIZABETH DUPLANTIS Fairest Pitcher of Them All; Poor, Pure, and Pious; Guys and Dolls; Our Town; Home Economics Club; French Club; of America; Marshal; Session Room Offices. CATHY SUSAN DURHAM French Club, Officer; Pep Club; Junior and Senior Y-Teens; Library Assistant; Session Room Offices. CATHERINE MARIE EADES Hewitt-Trussville High School: Future Nurses of America; Banks High School: Senior Y-Teens; Future Business Leaders of America; Marshal; Session Room Offices. CATHERINE LUCILLE EASON Home Economics Club; Session Room Offices. MARY LYNNE EDWARDS Transfer School: Dramatics Club; Thespians; State Latin Tour- nament; Pep Club; Banks High School: Session Room Of- fices; Girls ' Vice-President of Student Body; Sophomore Y-Teens; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Banks Board of Di- rectors, Assistant Cashier; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor So- ciety; Vice President; Student Council; Student Cabinet; 1967 Award. DEBORAH EILAND Future Business Leaders of America; Girls ' Glee Club; Senior Y-Teens; Session Room Officer. DEBORAH ANN ELLIOTT National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor So- ciety; Junior Civitans, Secretary; Archives Club; Bank Assist- ant; Outstanding Junior; Latin Club; Olympian Club; Sopho- more Y Teens; Student Council; Session Room Offices; Girls ' Glee Club; Marshal. KATHY SUE ELLIOTT Session Room Offices; Student Council; Sophomore Y-Teens; Math Club; Junior Civitans; Archives Club, President; Thes- pians; Girls ' Glee Club; Choir; Music Man; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society, Treasurer. 178 AMBURS MILTON FAUCETT French Club. CYNTHIA FLEMING Hewitt-Trussville; Choir; Glee Club; A.F.S.; French Club; Banks: Choir; Mixed Ensemble; Senior Y-Teens. MARTHA ELAINE FOLMAR Session Room Offices; Band; Bank Teller; Boot ' n Tassel; Future Business Leaders of America; Junior Civitans; Archives Club; Student Council; Marshal. JANET ELAINE FOSTER National Honor Society; Session Room Office; Flagbearer; Musk Mm; Boot ' n Tassel Club; Band; Gold-Key Club. ROBERT DAY EVANS Chancellors; Junior Civitans; Thespians; Our Town; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices; Marshal. SHARON ANN FAGON Junior Y-Teens; Home Economics Club; Marshal; Pep Club; Senior Y-Teens; Sophomore Y-Teens. JOHN ROLAND FALKNER Choir, President; Chancellors, Treasurer; Boys Ensemble; Mixed Ensemble; Ushers Club; Council; Cabinet, Sportsman- ship Chairman; Chaplain of Student Body; Junior Civitans; Senior Favorite; Senior Who ' s Who. LINDA LOUISE FARLEY Student Council; Session Room Offices; Pep Club; Sopho- more Y-Teens; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Tri-Hi-Y. 179 GREGORY ELLIE FOUST Chancellors; Boys Ensemble; Math Club; Varsity Baseball; Youth For Christ Club, President; Session Room Offices. RANDALL JAY FOUST National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor So- ciety; Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society; 1968 CONTRAILS Staff— Sports Editor; Outstanding Junior; Na- tional Merit Scholarship Semifinalist; ALigHii Cum Laude Latin Award; Latin Club — Treasurer; Promoters Club; Audio Visual Club; Session Room Offices; B-Team Track; Bank Teller; Youth For Christ Club; National Drivers Safety Rodeo; Samford University Communications Workshop. JEROME CHARLES FOWLER Bank Teller; Session Room Offices; Archives Club; Marshal. THOMAS RANDOLPH FOX Ushers Club; B-Club, Sergeant-at-Arms; Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes; Freshman Football; B-Team Football; Varsity Football; B-Team Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Marshal Captain; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. KELLY KEITH FREEMAN, JR. Math Club; Audio-Visual Club; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. JOHN EDWARDS FREY Berry: Band; Music Club — Secretary; Banks: Marshal; Student Council; Band; Choir; Boys Ensemble; hhnic Man; Gi ys and Dolls; Our Town; W innie the Pooh; Thespians; Senior Class Play. MARY JOYCE FRICKS Audio-Visual Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Thespians. TERRY CHARLES FRY B-Team Football; Varsity Football; B-Club; Marshal; Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes; Session Room Offices. 180 Coach White ' s Trip to Legion Field THOMAS GORDON FULLER Session Room Offices; Choir; Chancellors; Sophomore Boys ' Ensemble; Swim Team; Varsity Wrestling Team; Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes; Marshal; National Thespians Society; Art Club; Otir Town. LYNDA ELAINE FUNDERBURKE MARY CECELIA FUNDERBURKE Pep Club; Home Economics Club; Senior Y-Teens; Red Cross Club; Library Assistant; Office Assistant; Senior Play. RALPH FREDERICK GAFFORD Math Club; Industrial Arts Club; Promoters; Session Room Offices; Marshal. 181 PAM GAIL GAFNEA Future Business Leaders of America; Junior Y-Teens; Bank Teller; Olympian Club; Pep Club; Girls Ensemble, Pianist. IRIS PATRICIA GAMBLE Session Room Offices; Cheerleader; Student Council; Glee Club; Spanish Club, Treasurer; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Chairman of March of Dimes for Jefferson County; Pep Club. BONNIE ALINE GARMON Home Economics Club, Treasurer. OAKLEY WILLIAM GARNETT Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Latin Club; Vice Presi- dent of Archives Club. B-Team Club. GARY OLEN GARRETT Basketball; Varsity Basketball; B Club; Usher ' s REBECCA LYNN GASTON Latin Club; Girls ' Glee Club; Birmingham Christmas Music Festival; Thespians; Music Man; Poor, Pi re, and Pious; Ses- sion Room Office; Archives Club. MARY FRIEDA GAYLE Art Club; Junior Civitan Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Session Room Offices. MELISSA FAYE GILBREATH Choir; Mixed Ensemble; Senior Girls Ensemble; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Pep Club; Olympian Club; Junior Civitans; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices; Student Council. 182 NANCY JOY GILBREATH Latin Club, Officer; Art Cluh, President; Session Room Of- ficer; Glee Club; Marshal. JANICE LOUISE GILMORE Girls ' Glee Club; Bank Teller; Sophomore Y-Teens; Archives Club; French Club; Session Room Offices; Home Economics Club. , JON CRAIG GLASS Session Room Offices; Marshal. GARY MORGAN GLASSCOCK Latin Club; Promoters Club; Band Letter; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. GEORGE THOMAS GLENN, JR. Bank Teller; Marshal. DONALD JAMES GODWIN CHARLES LEE GRAY JERRY MICHAEL GRAY Bank Teller; B-Team Track; Varsity Track; Spanish Club; Spike-Shoe Club. 183 PATRICIA ANNETTE GREEN Marshal; Session Room Office; Bank Teller; Junior Y-Teens; Promoters; Glee Club; Thespians; Production Staff of Poor, Pure, mid Pious, Girls W ill Be Girls, Guys and Dolls, Our Toivn; E.T.V. ' s Know Your News; Student Council. MICHAEL STEPHEN GREER Freshman Basketball; B-Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball; B-Team Track; Varsity Track; Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes; B Club, Treasurer; Ushers Club, Treasurer; Student Council; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Who ' s Who; Our loivn; French Club. ANNA ELIZABETH GUPTON French Club; Olympian Club; Bank Teller; Marshal; Pep Club; National Honor Society; Library Assistant; Future Busi- ness Leaders of America; Y-Teens. THOMAS BERNHARD HANES B-Team Football; Marshal; Math Club; Archives Club; Driv- ers Education Club; Session Room Offices. CHERYL ANN HANKS Session Room Offices; Junior and Senior Y-Teens; Home Economics Club; B-Day Court. DONALD ALLEN HANNA CHARLOTTE ANDA HARBISON Session Room Offices; Marshal; Archives Club; Bank Teller; Future Business Leaders of America; Girls Glee Club; Olym- pian Club. JAMES MICHAEL HARRIS B-Team Basketball; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices. 184 BELINDA LOU HENRY French Club; Future Nurses of America; Archives Club; Thespians; G j.f cind Dolls. WAYNE EDWARD HIBBARD B Club; Ushers Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Football; B-Team Football; B-Team Track; Marshal; Session Room Offices; Senior Class Play. EUGENE HALLMAN HIGGINS, JR. REBECCA SUSAN HILDEBRAN Session Room Officer; Bank Teller; Choir; Girls Glee Club; Senior Girls Ensemble; Mixed Ensemble; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y. STEPHEN LEE HARRIS B-Team Football; B-Team Track; Varsity Baseball; Bank Tel- ler; Chancellors; Marshal; Session Room Offices; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. DEBORAH LEA HEADLEY Junior Y-Teens; Future Nurses Club; Session Room Offices. BARRY MATHEW HEATON Phillips High: B-Team Basketball; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices; Banks High: Industrial Arts Club; Marshal; Bank Teller; B-Team Football. ROY WILBURN HENDERSON Band; All-City Band. 185 RODERICK ALAN HILL Session Room Offices; Latin Club; Drivers Education Club. JUDITH LEIGH HINDS Pep Club; Glee Club; Choir; Future Business Leaders of America; Thespians; G ys diid Dolls; G i s Will Be Girls; Bank Teller; Archives Club. JOY DELYA HOLCOMB French Club; Olympian Club; Sophomore Y-Teens; Math Club, Secretary; Archives Club, Treasurer; Junior Civitans; Girls ' Glee Club; Choir; Session Room Offices; Student Council, JUDY RUTH HOLLAND Feature Twirler; Head Majorette; Boot ' n ' Tassel President, Sergeant-at-Arms; B-Day Court; Session Offices. Club, Room JOHN CORNELIUS HOLLINGSWORTH, III B-Team Football; B-Team Track; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; B-Ckib; Ushers Club; Bank Board of Directors, Vice President; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Vice President; Senior Favorite; Senior Who ' s Who; Session Room Offices. GINNY LYNN HOLLIS Sophomore Y-Teens; Boot ' n ' Tassel; F.B.L.A.; Girls ' Glee Club; Bank Teller; Marshal; Session Room Offices; Home Economics Club; Junior Civitans. PATRICIA LYNN HOLMES Math Club, Secretary; Boot ' n ' Tassel Club, Vice President; Promoters Club, Treasurer; F.B.L.A., Vice President; Na- tional Drivers ' Safety Rodeo; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Marshal; Band; Choir. LESLIE EDWARD HOLT 186 MICHAEL HOWARD HOLT Session Room Offices; Marshal; B-Team Football; Choir; Chancellors; Sophomore Boys ' Ensemble; Latin Club; Pro- moters Club; Student Council; Bank Teller. LINDA SUE HONEYCUTT Olympian Club; Future Nurses Club; Junior Y-Teens; Home Economics Club; Session Room Offices. JOHN HOWARD Ushers ' Club; B-Club, Vice President; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Boys ' State; Varsity Football; B-Team Football; Freshman Football; B-Team Baseball; Varsity Baseball; B- Team Basketball; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. MARY JANE HOWARD F.B.L.A.; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Office Assistant; Session Room Offices. NAOMI CAROL HOWARD Marshal; Red Cross Club; Home Economics Club; Junior Y-Teens; Pep Club. JOHN BERNARD HOWELL Bank Teller; Spanish Club, Vice President; Audio Visual Club; Youth for Christ Club; Thespians; Poor. P tie, and Pious; Girls Will Be Girls; Guys and Dolls: Our Town; Senior Class Play; Spring Musical. FRANCES KAY HUCKABEE Session Room Offices; Senior Y-Teens; Sophomore Y-Teens; Pep Club; Marshal; Girls ' Glee Club; F.B.L.A.; Bank Teller. BARBARA JANE HYDE Home Economics Club; Art Club; Bank Teller. 187 JANICE ELIZABETH INZER Olympian Club; Pep Club; Session Room Offices; Girls Glee Club; Marshal; Gymnastics Team. MARILYN SUE INZER National Thespian Society; Sophomore and Junior Y-Teens; Art Club; Youth For Christ Club. KATHRYN LEE ISLEY Spanish Club; Sophomore Y-Teens; Youth for Christ Club; Girls Glee Club; Choir; Mixed Ensemble; Girls Will Be Girls; Guys and Dolls; Session Room Offices. NANCY DENISE JACKSON Session Room Officer; Marshal; Pep Club; Future Nurses Club, Officer; Bank Teller. DEBORAH RUTHJARVIS Home Economics Club; Junior Y-Teens; Pep Club; Bank Teller; Bank Letter; Boot and Tassel Club; Marshal; Ses- sion Room Offices; Tow Jones. JONATHON CLIFFORD JARVIS Session Room Offices; Student Council; Drivers Education Club. BRENDA GAYLE JAY Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Thespians; Music ALi i; Sopho- more Girls ' Ensemble; Junior Girls ' Ensemble; Senior Girls ' Ensemble; Choir; Mixed Ensemble; Girls Glee Club; Latin Club; Officer; Aliii nii Cum Laiide Latin Award; Olympian Club; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. BARBARA JEAN JINRIGHT Home Economics Club; Junior Red Cross; Future Business Leaders of America. 188 DONALD OLEN JINRIGHT Industrial Arts Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Judo Club. GLORIA JEAN JOHNSON JEANETTE DIANE JOHNSON Pep Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Y-Teens. PATRICIA JOAN JOHNSON Session Room Offices; Pep Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Future Nurses Club; Marshal. GLENN SHERWIN JOHNSTON Freshman and B-Team Football; Marshal; Archives Club. CHARLES WILLIAM JONES Student Body President; Session Room Offices; National Hon- or Society; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society, Presi- dent; Ushers Club, Secretary; B-Club, Secretary; Junior Civ- itans; Senior Who ' s Who; Senior Favorite; Varsity Wrestling Team; Varsity Baseball Team; B-Team Football; B-Team Base- ball; B-Team Track; Jefferson County Naval Reserve Citizen- ship Award; Chancellors; Choir; Boys ' Ensemble; Mixed En- semble; Student Council; Student Cabinet; Math Club; Latin Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Maii na Cum Laude Latin Award; Sportsmanship Committee; Marshal; Bank Board of Directors; Key Award. DENNIS EDWIN JONES Session Room Office; Student Council; Industrial Arts Club; Drivers Education Club, Vice-President. JANICE LYNN JONES Session Room Offices; Sophomore and Junior Y-Teens; Home Economics Club, Chaplain; Bank Teller; Marshal; Glee Club; Olympian Club; Junior Civitans; Library Assistant; Office Assistant; Pep Club; Youth for Christ Club. 189 Boogaloo Bright KAREN SUE JONES Future Business Leaders of America; Home Economics Club; Library Assistant; Bank Teller. MARTHA KAREN JONES NANCY CLAIRE JONES Phillips: Ereshman Book Award; Pep Club; Girls ' Letter Club; Promoters Club; Promethean Literary Society; Student Council; Student Cabinet; Session Room Offices; Banks: Girls ' Glee Club; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Choir; Thespians; Na- tional Honor Society; Our Town. TERRY VIRGINIA JONES Pep Club; Future Nurses Club; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. 190 WILLIAM AUBREY JONES Session Room Offices; Drivers Education Club; Student Coun- cil; Bank Teller; Marshal; B Team Football; Varsity Foot- ball; B Team Track; Varsity Track; B Team Baseball; Varsity Baseball. WANDA RUTH KEETON Session Room Offices; F.B.L.A.; Archives Club; Marshal. KAREN LYNN KEITH Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Pep Club; Future Nurses Club; Drivers Education Club; Girls Glee Club; Choir. SAMUEL ROSS KEITH B Team Football; Session Room Offices; Marshal. JAMES PATRICK KELLEY WANDA FAYE KEMP Library Assistant; Office Assistant. LARRY DAWSON KENDRICK, JR. B Team Football; Chancellors, Vice-President; Bank Tel- ler; Session Room Offices; Choir; Judo Club; Marshal. GERALD D. KEY Freshman Basketball; B Team Basketball; Varsity Basket- ball; B Team Football; B Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Ushers Club; Student Coun- cil; Student Cabinet; B-Club; Session Room Offices; Mar- shal; Senior Who ' s Who. 191 i KAREN JoANN KEY Future Business Leaders of America; Home Economics Club; Library Assistant. PRISCILLA JANE KEY Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Y-Teens; Girls Glee Club; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Bank Teller; Library Assist- ant; Home Economics Club; Banks ' Notes Staff, I966 Fashion Editor, 1967 Exchange Editor; Guidance Club; Pep Club; Office Assistant; Forensics Society. DONALD CLYDE KIERCE KAREN CHARLEN KILGORE Session Room Offices; Student Council; Band, Secretary; Gun Bearer; Boot ' n Tassel, Chaplain; Y-Teens; Library Assistant; Bank Teller. MARY FRANCES KILLINGSWORTH Senior Girls Ensemble; Girls Glee Club; Choir; Junior Y- Teens; Home Economics Club; B-Day Court, 1966; Future Business Leaders of America. KATHRYN ELIZABETH KING Future Business Leaders of America; Home Economics Club; Marshal; Session Room Offices; Who ' s ' Who. TERESA KAY KNIGHT French Club; Art Club; Art Award; Thespians; Guys and Dolls: Marshal; Red Cross Representative; Session Room Of- fices. MARK NOBLE KONTZEN Assistant Bank Teller; Marshal; Session Room Offices; Indus- trial Arts Club; Science Club; Drivers Education Club. 192 BOBBIE TRUNETTE KROGSTEAD Y-Teens, Treasurer; Band; Boot ' n Tassel Club; Session Room Offices. NORMAN GEORGE LAATSCH Math Club. TIMOTHY MARTIN LACKEY Art Club; Science Club; Scholastic Art Awards; State Fair Art Award, Second Place. BARBARA ANN LAMBERT Thespians; Home Economics Club; Pep Club; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Home Economics Conferences; Office Assistant. LINDA DIANE LAMON Home Economics Club; Marshal; Girls ' Glee Club; Future Business Leaders of America. RONALD CHESTER LAMON Bank Teller; Marshal; Session Room Offices. PATRICIA SUSAN LANDERS BRENDA KAY LATHEM 193 Red Cross Session Room Offices NANCY LEE LAWSON Club; Junior Y-Teens; Home Pep Club. Economics Club; REBECCA CAROLE LEE Girls Glee Club; Choir; Senior Girls Ensemble; Mixed En- semble; National Thespian Society; Al s c Man; Pep Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Archives Club; French Club; Olympian Club; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices. JAMES ROBERT LEMON RALPH FREDERICK GAFFORD MARY DIANNA LETT Leeds: Valentine Queen; Future Secretaries; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Banks: Session Room Offices; Future Business Leaders of America; Pep Club; Bank Teller; Y-Teens; Mar- shal. GENERAL WEBSTER LINDER, JR. Ushers Club; Varsity Basketball; Session Room Offices; Chan- cellors; Choir; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Marshal. JENNIFER DALE LINDSAY Sophomore Y-Teens; Bank Teller; Bank Worker; Library As- sistant; Girls Glee Club, Officer; Future Business Leaders of America; Archives Club; Session Room Offices. CHERYL LYNN LOLLAR Session Room Offices; Junior Red Cross; Bank Teller; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President; Sophomore Y-Teens. 194 LINDA KAY LONG Pep Club; Sophomore Y-Teens; Senior Y-Teens; Future Club; Marshal; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. ROBERT EDWARD LOPEZ ROBERT RANDOLPH LOTT Hamilton High School: Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Track; H Club; Latin Club; Annual Staff; Class Officer; Baseball; Banks High School: Varsity Football; B Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Ushers Club; Bank Board of Directors; Session Room Offices; Boys ' State: Student Council. JOHN BRADFORD LOVE Amateur Radio Club; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Var- sity Track; Spike Shoe Club. JOHN WILLIAM LOVE Student Cabinet, Audio Visual Chairman; Student Council; Our Touti; Fairest Pitcher of Them All; Audio Visual Club, President; Thespians; Poor, Pure, and P ' loiir, Tom Jones; Bank Teller. SHIRLEY ANN LYLES Oklahoma; Music Man; Poor, Pure, and Pious; Guys and Dolls; Our Town: Thespians, Secretar) ' ; Future Business Leaders of America; Home Economics Club; Girls Glee Club; Choir; Sen- ior Girls Ensemble; Mixed Ensemble; Guidance Office As- sistant. STEPHEN DENNIS McCAULEY DAVID GLYNN McABEE Session Room Offices; Student Council; Bank Teller; Marshal; Freshman Basketball. 195 I RONALD ALAN MCBEATH KATHERYN ELIZABETH MCCARTNEY JIMMY CARL MCCAY Youth For Christ Club; Art Club; Amateur Radio Club; Sci- ence Club; Art Awards. DEBORAH MCCORD Choir, Secretary; Student Body Secretary; Cabinet; Thespians, Treasurer; Music Alan; G zys and Dolls; Our Ton, ' )!; Sopho- more Y-Teens, Vice-President; Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-Presi- dent; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Homecoming Court; Favorite; Who ' s Who; Contrails Staff, Beauty Editor; Quill and Scroll; Junior Civitans; Sessions Room Offices; Sportsmanship Committee. STEPHEN COLLINS MCCROSKEY Magna Cum Laude Latin Award; Science Club, President; Session Room Offices; Student Council. LEON GARY MCCULLOUGH Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Favorite; Session Room Offices; B Team Football; B Team Track; B Team Baseball; Bank Teller; Science Club; Judo Club; Varsity Football; Marshal; Drivers Education Club. SUSAN LYNN MCCULLOUGH Junior Red Cross Club; Sophomore Y-Teens; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer; Bank Teller; Session Room Of- fices; Senior Who ' s Who. CHARLES DEFOREST MCDUFF Session Room Offices; B Team Track; Varsitj ' Track; B- Club. 196 MALORIE SUE MCFARLAND Pep Club; Olympian Club; Thespians; Junior Y-Teens; Senior Y-Teens; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices. FRANCES ELIZABETH MCGATHY Pep Club; Session Room Offices; Junior Y-Teens; Senior Y- Teens; Youth For Christ Club; Marshal. CAROLYN LOUISE MCLEAN Senior Y-Teens. CHARLES THOMAS MCLEMORE Don ' t let your halo drop. 197 CONNIE LYNN MANN Majorette; Gunbearer; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Bank Teller; Band; Boot ' n Tassel Club. PRISCILLA ANN MANNING Girls ' Glee Club; Choir; Future Business Leaders of America, President; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Bank Teller; Girls Will Be Girls. DEBRA JEAN MARLOW Thespians; Oklahoma; Gnys and Dolls; Music Man; Our Town; Home Economics Club; Glee Club; Senior Y-Teens; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Youth for Christ Club; Senior Play. PAMELA JEANNE MARSH Hall High: Session Room Offices; Pep Club; Banks High: Junior Y-Teens; Archives Club. CAROLINE RAMSEY MARTIN Lausanne School for Girls: Sophomore Rose; Spanish Club; Math Club, Vice-President; Session Room Officer; H.R.A. Finalist; Student Social Chairman. Banks High: Future Nurses Club, Chaplain; Future Business Leaders of America, Chaplain. JOHN PAUL MARTIN B-Team and Varsity Football; Session Room Offices; Student Council; Drivers Education Club. JOHN WILLIAM MARTIN Math Club; Bank Teller; Marshal; Band; Session Room Of- fices; Promoters Club. JANICE ELAINE MASSEY Future Nurses Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Archives Club; Choir; Pep Club; Girls ' Glee Club; Bank Teller; Thespians. 198 JAMES TERRY MATHEWS B-Team Football; Varsity Football; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Drivers Education Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, In- dustrial Arts Club. PATRICIA DIANE MEACHAM National Honor Society, Junior Civitans; Junior and Senior Y-Teens; Thespians; 1967 Miss Contrails Finalist; Latin Club; Magna Cum Laiide Latin Award; Oklahoma; Music Man; Guys and Dolls; Banks Notes Staff; Session Room Offices. MARGARET DALE MEADOWS National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Banks Notes, Co- Editor; Samford University and University of Alabama Jour- nalism Clinics; Bank Board of Directors; Bank Teller; Span- ish Club; Chaplain; Future Business Leaders of America; Ar- chives Club; Student Conference on American Government. FRANK MICHAEL MELVILLE Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Marshal; Mechanical Drawing Award; Latin Club; Industrial Arts Club. RUSSELL OLIVER MESSERSMITH ROSE MARIE MIRANDA National Honor Society; Session Room Offices; Library Assistant; Pep Club; Junior Y-Teens; Bank Teller; Senior Y-Teens. GEORGE ELLIOTT MITCHELL Session Room Offices; Marshal; Latin Club; Promoter ' s Club; B-Team Basketball; Varsity Track; Bank Teller. DORIS ANN MIZZELL Phillips High: Pep Club; Thalia Literary Society; Letter Club; Session Room Offices; Banks High; Future Nurses Club; Olympian Club; Home Economics Club. 199 SHEILA JOYCE MOBLEY Session Room Offices; French Club; Pep Club; Junior Y-Teens; Senior Y-Teens; Girls Glee Club; Treasurer. BILLY DOUGLAS MOORE Session Room Offices; F.B.L.A.; Industrial Arts Club; Mar- shal. OLLIE GAYLE MOORE Session Room Offices; Home Economics Club, Vice-President. LARRY WAYNE MORRIS B Team Football; B Team Basketball; F.B.L.A., Presi- dent; Session Room Offices; Industrial Arts Club; Bank Board of Directors; Bank Teller; Student Council; Gymnastics Team; Marshal. I RITA DARLENE MORRIS Pep Club; Spanish Club, Treasurer; Session Room Offices; Sophomore Y-Teens, Treasurer; Junior Y-Teens; Senior Y- Teens; Drivers Education Club; Bank Teller; Marshal; Olym- pian Club; Office Assistant. DEBORAH LOUISE MORRISON Pep Club; Home Economics Club; Senior Y-Teens; Our Toivn; Senior Play. GAYLE ELLEN MORRISON Session Room Offices; Future Nurses Club; Junior Y-Teens; Marshal. DANNY LEE MORTON B Team Football; Varsity Football; B Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Industrial Arts Club; F.B.L.A.; Marshal. 200 RITA DELORES MOSLEY Pep Club; Future Nurses Club; Marshal; F.B.L.A.; Library Assistant; Whinie the Pooh; Girls ' Glee Club; Senior Y-Teens. BETTY JO MOYE Accompanist for Chancellors; Boys Ensemble, and School; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Girls Ensemble; Junior Civitans; R ed Cross Club; Bank Teller; Olympian Club; March of Dimes Chairman; Library Assistant; Girls Glee Club; Pep Club; Thespians; Chancellors; Secretary; Mmic Man; Giiyi and Dolls; Girls Will Be Gnls. CHARLES HENRY MOZLEY Industrial Arts Club; B Team Football; Session Room Of- fices. DEBORAH KAREN MLILKEY Home Economics Club; Girls Glee Club; Poor, Pure, and Pious; Girls Will Be Girls; Guys and Dolls; Junior Civitans; Promoters Club; Youth For Christ Club; Thespians. KRIS MICHAEL MULLINS Student Council; Session Room Offices; Bank-Teller; Math Club; French Club; Promoters Club; Freshman Football; Fresh- man Baseball; Marshal. LAURA KAY MULLINS Session Room Offices; French Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Senior Y-Teens; Banks Note Staff. 201 JOHN MUSSO, JR. Freshman Football; B-Team Football; Varsity Football; Fresh- man Basketball, B-Team Basketball, Varsity Basketball, B-Team Track, Varsity Track, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Wrestling; B- Club, President; Usher ' s Club, Sergeant-at-Arms; Spike Shoe Club, Vice President, Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Bank Board of Directors; Session Room Offices; Student Body Treas- urer, Student Cabinet, Student Council, President of Student Body, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Favorite; Who ' s Who. LARRY RALLS NEILL ♦ , PAULA MARION NORMAN Thespians; Oklahoma; Spoon River; Home Economics Club. DEBORAH ANN NUMMY Student Cabinet; Y-Teens; Alabama Power Company Career Conference, Banks Representative; Home Economics Club, Brombergs ' Table Setting Contest, Banks Representative; Session Room Offices. • I Freshman Club. JOHN PATRICK O ' DONNELL Football; B-Team Football; Latin Club; Science SHERRY LYNN ORRENDER Latin Club; Magna Cum Laiide Award; Outstanding Junior; Science Club; Future Business Leaders of America Club; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices. DEBORAH JOYCE OSBORNE WANDA GAIL OTTS Woodlawn: Apollo; Session Room Offices; Red Cross Club, Secretary and Treasurer; Marshall; Pep Squad; ' ' Staff, Picture Editor and Staff Reporter Scroll; Banks Notes Reporter; Senior Y-Teens. The Taller Banks: Quill and 202 PATRICK SIDNEY OWEN STEVE EDWARD OWEN Session Room Officer; B-Team Football; B-Team Track. Latin Club; Session Room Officer JAMES ROBERT OWENS RONALD GLENN PARSONS Drivers Education Club; Amateur Radio Club; ALAN BURTON PASS Thespians; Spoon Riier Anthology; Oklahoma; Fairest Pitcher of Them All; Music AUui: Poor, Pure, and Pious; Guys and Dolls; Our Town; Spike Shoe Club; Track Team; Audio Visual Club; Student Conference on American Government; Choir; Chancellors. DIANNE ELIZABETH PAYNE Cheerleader; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Who ' s Who; Junior Y- Teens; Pep Club; Art Club; Art Awards; Bank Teller; Ses- sion Room Offices; Marshal. JOHN SEARCY PENUEL Ushers Club; Chancellors; Freshman Basketball; B-Team Bas- ketball; Vars ity Basketball; B-Team Baseball; Student Council; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society; Promoters Club; Latin Club; Drivers Education Club; Judo Club; Session Room Of- fices; Marshal; Bank Teller; Boys ' State; Senior Who ' s Who. HENRY DAVID PERRY Amateur Radio Club. 203 GORDON GRAY PETERSON MYRA JANE POWELL Session Room Offices; Student Council; Student Cabinet; Mar- shal; Library Assistant; Pep Club; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Bank Teller; Student Body Secretary. SUSAN LYNN POWELL ELLEN PRATT Marshal; Audio Visual Club; Foods Club; Session Room Of- fices. MARY DARLENE PRESKITT National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society; Mathematics Association of America Award; Samford Math Tournament; National Merit Semifinalist; Choir; Glee Club; Miigna Cuni Laucle Latin Award; Latin Club, Secretary; Out- standing Junior; Banks Notes Staff; Birmingham-Southern Journalism Clinic; Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society; Session Room Offices. WILLIAM HALE PROCTOR Promoters Club; Wrestling Team; Bank Teller; Marshal; Ses- sion Room Officer. GEORGE BURNUM QUICK DAVID BYRON RAWLS Swimming Team; Science Club, Secretary; Boys ' State; Winn ' te the Pooh. 204 DANITA CARROLL RAY Pep Club; French Club; Thespians; Home Economics Club; Red Cross Club; Junior Y-Teens; Music Man; Poor, Pure, and Pious: Promoters Club. JUDY ANNE REAVIS Junior and Senior Y-Teens, Secretary, Treasurer; Student Cabi- net; Sophomore Y-Teens, Vice-President; Session Room Of- fices; Glee Club. GARY STEWART REESE RICHARD DAVIDSON RICHWINE National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Banks Notes Staff, Co-Editor; Boys ' State Representative; Archives Club, Histor- ian; Spanish Club, Vice-President; Band; Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society; LIniversity of Alabama Editor ' s Workshop; Session Room Offices; First Place Award in Social Science Fair; Outstanding Junior; Guys and Dolls. PATRICIA ANN RILEY National Honor Society, Vice-President; Girls ' State; Good Citizenship Girl; Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society; Secretary, Treasurer; Outstanding Junior; Samford University Journalism Workshop; Choir; Girls ' Glee Club; Treasurer; Student Cabinet; Student Council; Spotsmanship Committee; Latin Club; Promoters Club; Junior Civitans; Session Room Offices; Girls Will Be Girls: CONTRAILS 1967 Staff; CON- TRAILS 1968, Features Editor. DAVID DEAN ROBERSON B Team Football; B Team Track; Varsity Football; B Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Bank Teller. PATRICK CLYDE ROBERSON , SAMUEL FRANK ROBINSON Chancellors; Marshal; Bank Teller; Freshman Basketball; B Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball; Session Room Offices; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Student Council. 205 Look Ma, no hands! JESSE CHARLES RODDAM Bank Teller; Session Room Offices. BUDDY RAYMOND RODGERS Spanish Club; Math Club; Mechanical Drawing Certificate of Merit. DAVID PAUL ROHLING Archives Club; Math Club; Bank Teller; Session Room Of- fices. NANCY ASENATH ROSE Home Economics Club; Bank Teller; Marshal; Youth for Christ Club; Campus Crusade; Red Cross Club. 206 DAVID MICHAEL RUDD B-Team Football; B-Team Track; Freshman Basketball; B- Team Basketball; Varsity Football; Varsity Track; B Club; Spike Shoe Club; Ushers Club; Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes; Session Room Offices; Bank Board of Directors; Mar- shal. DAVID LYNN RUSH Marshal; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices; Promoters Club. NANCY KAY RYAN Pep Club; Session Room Offices; Red Cross Club; Y-Teens; Home Economics Club. BRENDA RENEE SAAB LEE ROLLINS SCHOETTLIN MARLA BELL SCOGIN Senior Favorite; Senior Class Secretary; Homecoming Court; Senior Y-Teens; Student Council; Session Room Offices; Pep Club; Boot ' n Tassel Club, Treasurer; Band; Flagbearer. CHARLES FREDERICK SEIFERT Session Room Offices; Amateur Radio Club; Science Club; Judo Club; Banks Notes Staff. WILLIAM EDWARD SELF, JR. Drivers Education Club; Ham Radio Club. 207 SHIRLEY PATRICIA SHARPE Girls ' Glee Club; Thespians; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Office Assistant; Bank Teller; Sophomore and Junior Y-Teens; Oklahoma: AXiisk Man; Guys and Dolls: Our Town. LYNDA DIANNE SELF Marshal; Office Assistant; Home Economics Club; Junior and Senior Y-Teens; Session Room Officer. LINDA NELL SHERAM Youth for Christ; Junior Classical League; Bank Teller; Science Club; Session Room Offices. HARLEY EUGENE SHORT, JR. Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Societ) ' , Vice-President; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society; National Honor Society, Committee Chairman; Student Cabinet; Session Room Offices; Spanish Club, Treasurer, President; Science Club; Boys ' State; Youth of the Year; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Student Council; Samford University Communications ' Work- shop; 1967 CONTRAILS Staff; 1968 CONTRAILS Staff, Or- ganizations Editor; Outstanding Junior; Samford LIniversity Spanish Contest, Third Place; Samford University Math Tour- nament. SANDRA LYNN SHRADER Session Room Offices; Art Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Senior Y-Teens; B Day Court. TERESA DALE SIMMONS Future Nurses Club; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Girls ' En- sembles; Mixed Ensembles; Choir; Music Man; Miss Contrails Finalist; Session Room Offices. STEPHEN HOWARD SIMMONS Ushers Club; B Team Football; B Team Track; Varsity Football; Freshman Football Coach; Chancellors; B Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Session Room Officer; Bank Teller; Marshal; Senior Play. LONNIE DWIGHT SIMS Varsity Football; B-Team Football; Varsity Basketball; B-Team Basketball; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Track; B-Team Track; B Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Spike Shoe Club; Marshal; Tom Jones. JANE CRAWFORD SKINNER Choir; Senior Girls ' Ensemble; Junior axid Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Cheerleader; Session Room Offices; Junior Civitans, Treas- urer; Winnie the Pooh; Senior Play. SUSAN LOUISE ROUSE SLATSKY National Honor Society; 1967 Jefferson County Citizenship Tour; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society; Student Council; Session Room Offices; Gold Key Club; Band; Majorette; Bank Teller; Boot ' n Tassel Club; Outstanding Junior; 1968 CON- TRAILS, Honor Editor; Marshal; Oklahoma: Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society. BRENDA SUE SMITH Choir; Glee Club; Office Assistant; Session Room Offices; Pep Club; Thespians; Y-Teens. BRUCE MICHAEL SMITH Varsity Wrestling Team; B Club; B-Team Track; Ushers Club; Magna Cum La ide Latin Award; Mu Alpha Theta Math Hon- or Society, Chaplain; Latin Club; Student Council; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. CHERYL MARIE SMITH Latin Club; Olympian Club, President; Library Assistant. BRENDA GAIL SMITH Future Teachers of America; Junior- Y-Teens; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Promoters Club; Youth for Christ Club; Junior Civitans. HARVEY LEE SMITH VARA NANETTE SMITH Girls ' Glee C lub; Choir; Senior Girls ' Ensemble; Thespians; Music Man: Guys and Dolls. 209 ROGER JEFFREY SPARKS Art Club; Science Club; Scholastic Art Awards; State Fair Art Awards. DEWEY MICHAEL STANCIL Session Room Offices; Student Council; Youth for Christ Club; B-Team Football; Math Club; Industrial Arts Club. NANCY HELEN STANFORD Ensley High: Latin Club; Speech Club, Chaplain; Banks High: Latin Club; Thespians; Senior Y-Teens; Our Town; Winnie the Pooh; Senior Play. MICHAEL WADE STANLEY Amateur Radio Club; Science Club; Youth for Christ Club; Math Club; National Merit Semifinalist; Session Room Of- ficer; Westinghouse Science Talent Search. PEGGY DARLENE SMITH TIMOTHY PROCTOR SMITH-LYON Art Club; Bank Teller; Session Room Offices. WAYNE MICHAEL SNOW FRANK MANLY SPARKS 210 JEANNE ELIZABETH STANTON Session Room Officers; Bank Teller; Marshall; Math Club; Boot ' n ' Tassel Club; Archives Club; Band; All-City Band. RONALD WAYNE STITH Quill and Scroll; 1966 Contrails Staff; 1967 Contrails Staff; Marshal; Audio- Visual Club — Vice President; Promoters Club; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Student Council; University of Alabama Journalism Clinic. JULIAN CLYDE STRAHAN Session Room Office. RANDALL THOMAS STRAIN Bank Teller; Session Room Office; Gymnastic Team. CYNTHIA JENINE STRAWN Session Room Offices; Student Council; Marshal; Y-Teens; Bank Teller; Library Assistant; Pep Club. SUSAN ELIZABETH STRICKLIN Session Room Offices; Choir; Senior Girls ' Ensemble; Girls ' Glee Club; Mi.xed Ensemble; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Latin Club; Thespians, Secretary; Student Council; Music Man; Guys and Dolls: Poor, Pure and Pious. SANDRA JEAN STUDDARD Thespians; Future Nurses Club; French Club; Senior Y-Teens; Youth for Christ Club; Session Room Offices. ALVIN WINTHROP STURGIS 211 BEVERLY SUE SULSER Pep Club; Latin Club; Junior Y-Teens; National Thespian Society; Oklahoma; Music Man; Poor, Pure and Pious; Youth for Christ; Marshal; Bank Teller. DANNY ELLIS SUMNER Manager, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Wrestling; B-Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. MILDRED DEANE SUMMERFORD Pep Club; Bank Teller; Sophomore and Junior Y-Teens; Thes- pians; Session Room Offices; Home Economics Club; Treas- ure Island; Winnie-the-Pooh. REBECCA SUE SUMNERS Flagbearer, Band; Boot and Tassel Club; Officer; Sophomore Y-Teens; Choir; Session Room Offices; Student Council; Ens- ley; Marshal; Band. SHARON LESLIE SWINDALL National Thespian Society; Red Cross Club; Science Club; Spoon River Anthology; Music Man, The Fairest Pitcher of Them All; Winnie-the-Pooh. JOHN EDWARD TANNER Latin Club. JESSE GLENN TATE Spanish Club; Student Council. DONNA SUE TAYLOR National Thespian Society; Science Club; Chaplain; Session Room Officer; Oklahoma; Music Man; Gu)s and Dolls; Our Town; Tom fones. 212 MARILYN SUE TAYLOR Choir; Glee Club; Junior Tri-Hi-Y, President; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore Y-Teens; Latin Club; Junior Civitans; Olympian Club; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Music Man. ROBIN LOUISE TEAGUE STEPHEN CLATON TEDFORD DANIEL BLACKSTONE THOMPSON, III B Club; Swimming Team, Captain; B-Team Football. My name is ' Teve Timmons. 213 I BARBARA JEAN TRIBBLE Spanish Club; Archives Club; Band. JEFFREY BLAIN TRIT Math Club; Session Room Office. HARRIETT ELIZABETH THROWER Pep Club; Sophomore Y-Teens; Junior Tri-Hi-Y; Senior Tri- Hi-Y, Secretary; Girls ' Glee Club; Session Room Offices. DANNELLE TILLERY Band; Band Librarian; All-City Band; Outstanding Junior; Math Club; Sophomore Y-Teens; Archives Club; Gold Key Club; Guys mid Dolls; Session Room Offices. THOMAS JOSEPH TOLBERT, JR. Latin Club; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Marshal; Archives Club; Drivers Education Club. VICTOR THOMAS TREADWELL Magna Cum Laiide Latin Award; B-Team Football; B-Team Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Latin Club; B Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Ushers Club; Student Body Vice-Presi- dent; Marshal; Session Room Officer; Student Council; Bank- Teller. JAMIE ANN TUBBS Mrs. Howard ' s: Drama Club; Glee Club; Who ' s Who; Banks High: Music Man; Red Cross Club. MARILYN EDWINA TURKETT I 214 ANITA DEELEEN VANCE Session Room Offices; Student Council; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society; National Honor Society; French Club; Art Cluh; Junior Y-Teens; Promoters. MERRIE BETH VANDALL National Thespian Society, President; Latin Club; Mtgiia Cum Laiide Latin Award; Banks Notes Staff; Bank Teller; Treasure hlmid; Muiic Ma i: Poor, Pure tvid Pious: Our Town; Winnie- the-Pooh. BARBARA NELL VANN Choir; Senior Girls Ensemble; Girls Glee Club; Junior Civi- tans; Olympian Club; French Club; Youth for Christ; Session Roo m Offices; Bank Teller; Junior Y-Teens; Red Cross Club. DIANAN LYN VINZANT Session Room Offices; Spanish Club, Secretary; Senior Y- Teens. WANDA CAROL WALDRIP Y-Teens, Junior and Senior; Girls ' Glee Club; Session Room Officer. JOHN GUY WALKER Session Room Officers; B-Team Football; Varsity Basketball Manager; Latin Club; Bank Teller; Marshal. WENDY JANE WALL Session Room Offices; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore and Junior Y Teens; Pep Club; Homecoming Court; Vice-President of Senior Class; Head Cheerleader; Favorite; Senior Who ' s Who; Student Council; Student Cabinet. REBECCA ANN WALTER Session Room Offices; Future Business Leaders of America; Girls Glee Club; Sophomore Y-Teens; Pep Club; Marshal; Bank Teller. 215 EDWARD WARREN, III FABIAN WARREN Johnston Junior High School: Calendar Girl; Pep Club; Choir; Banks High School: Girls Glee Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Sophomore and Junior Y-Teens; Session Room Offices. Phi CARL ANTHONY WATTS lips High School: Projection Club; Marshal; Banks High School: Math Club, Secretary. LARRY EUGENE WATTS JOHN THOMAS WEBB HARRY WAYNE WESSINGER National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Outstanding Junior; Magna C f?i Laude Latin Award; Latin Club; Archives Club; Session Room Officer; Boys ' State; Freedom Forum Represent- ative; Samford LIniversity Math Tournament; Band; All-City Band; All-State Band; Guys and Dolls. LINDA RUTH WEST Session Room Officer; Boot and Tassel, Vice-President, Ser- geant-at-Arms; Band; Gold Key Club; Head Flagbearer; Ma- jorette; Our Town. STEVEN LEE WEST Freshman Basketball; B-Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball; B-Baseball; Varsity Baseball; B Club; Ushers Club, Associate Head Usher; Bank Teller; Head Marshal; Student Council; Cabinet; Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society; National Hon- or Society; Our Town; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Ses- sion Room Offices. 216 GENE ERWIN WETZEL Session Room Offices; Bank Teller. ROBERT JOSEPH WETZEL Latin Club; Science Club. HARRY LOUIS WHEELER Audio-Visual Club; Westinghouse Science Scholarship Contest. MARY JANE WHITE Audio- Visual Club; Girls Glee Club; Thespians; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for Banks. BRENDA JEAN WHITEHOUSE T-Teens; Session Room Officer; Marshal; Bank Teller; Home Economics Club. LITA GALE WHITFIELD Girls Gymnastics Team; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Jun- ior Y-Teens; Girls Glee. Club; Pep Club; Future Business Leaders of America; Library Assistant. WILLIAM RANDALL WHITTINGTON Session Room Offices; Marshal; Bank Teller; Freshman Bas- ketball; Chancellors; Choir; Student Council; Cabinet. WILLIAM FORRESTER WILDER East Wood Junior High School: Band; Banks High School: Math Club, Vice-President. 217 Dynamic Duo CYNTHIA ANNE WILKERSON B Day Queen; Choir; Marshal; Session Room Offices; Future Business Leaders of America; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y. BETTY JANE WILLIAMS National Honor Society; Art Club, Secretary; Scholastic Art Award; Bank Teller. Leeds High: Citizenship Award. JONNIE LYNNE WILLIAMS Sophomore and Juinor Y-Teens; Archives Club; Youth for Christ Club; Girls ' Glee Club. LARRY EUGENE WILLIAMS Audio Visual Club; Promoters Club, President; Latin Club, President; Session Room Offices; National Drivers Safety Rodeo; Samford Math Tournament; 1968 CONTRAILS Staff, Photographer; Samford University Communications Workshop; Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor Society. 218 HELEN OLIVIA WILLIAMS Sophomore Y-Teens; Pep Club; Future Business Leaders of America, Secretary; Miss Contrails Finalist 1967; Miss Fire Prevention; Homecoming Court 1967-68; Session Room Of- fices; Girls Glee Cluh; Senior Who ' s Who. PEGGY ANNE WILLIAMS French Club; Sophomore Y-Teens; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi- Y; Session Room O ffices; Marshal; National Honor Society; Student Council; Student Body Girls ' Vice-President. DEBORAH LYNN WILSON Student Cabinet; 1968 CONTRAILS Staff, Organizations Edi- tor; Choir; Latin Club; Junior Civitans; Music Man; Outstand- ing Junior; Student Teacher; Quill and Scroll Journalism Hon- or Society; Session Room Offices; Bank Teller; Senior Play. KENNETH DUDLEY WILSON Bank Teller; Driver ' s Education Club, Chaplain; Session Room Offices. PHILLIP HENRY WILSON Session Room Offices; B-Team Football; Drivers ' Education Club; Varsity Football. CONNIE LEE WINDHAM National Thespian Society, Mi sic Man: Girls Glee Club; ence Club. Sci- 219 JODY RENEE WOOD Cheerleader; Senior Favorite; Homecoming Court; Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary; Senior Who ' s Who; Sophomore Y-Tecns; Session Room Offices; Student Cuoncil; Pep Club; Choir. PAMELA WOOD Pep Club; Sophomore and Senior Y-Teens; Bank Teller; Home Economics Club; Session Room Offices; Marshal; Drivers Edu- cation Club. TERRY LEE WOOD Future Business Leaders of America. CARL WILBURN WORTHINGTON, JR. Band; Gold Key Club; Banks Drum Corps. DWIGHT RANDLE WREN Andress High: B-Team and Varsity Football; B-Team and Varsity Baseball; B-Team Basketball; Marshal; Session Room Office; Spanish Club; Bank Teller. DEBORAH ANN WYLIE Phillips High: Promethean Literary Society, President; Ses- sion Room Offices; Banks High: Girls ' Glee Club; Senior Tri- Hi-Y; Thespian Apprentice; National Honor Society, Secre- tar)-; Our Town. 4. 220 BONNIE LUCILLE YARBROUGH Math Club; Junior Y-Teens; Senior Tri-Hi-Y; Session Room Offices; Student Council; National Honor Society; Senior Class Treasurer; Marshal. JAMES THOMAS YESSICK, JR. B-Team Football; B-Team Track; B-Team Basketball; Var- sity Football; Varsity Track; B Club; Spike Shoe Club, Secre- tary; Ushers Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Presi- dent; Session Room Office; Marshal. TERESA SUE YORK French Club; Girls ' Club; Archives Club; Leaders of America. Future Business FREDERICK CHARLES YOUNG Columbia Military Academy: Band; Glee Club; Wrestling Team; Banks High: Boys ' Ensemble; Band; Schmoo; Choir; Session Room Offices; Thespians. Sponsors are shown overwhelming support of seniors. Left 10 Right — Miss Rebecca Jennings, Mr. Robert Lott, and Mrs. Inei Bartlett. 221 The Junior Class Dale Abercrombie Barbara Abernathy Caria Adams Robert Adams Debbie Alexander Debbie Allen Franky Allen Carman Alverson Janice Amason Butch Ambrose Rachel Anderson Margaret Andrews Mike Bagby Charles Bailey Shelia Ballentine Duel Ballard Patricia Banks Debbie Banister Mike Barnes Debi Barnett Ed Barrow Beverly Barton Andy Bates Karen Bates Royal Belding Jim Bell Judy Bennett Bobbie Benson Butch Benson Debbie Bentley Buster Blackman Dee Bobo Dorothy Body Tommy Boles Sam Booker Jonciie Bonta Shirley Boroughs Henry Bostick Richard Bostick Keith Bowers 222 Steve Bradford Jimmy Bragan Michael Branaman David Bridges Donna Bridges Mike Britnell Jeri Brittain Ginger Brown Gary Bullock Mike Bullock Barbara Burnett Patsy Burnett Patty Burns Bobby Burrow Rubye Burt Keith Burwell David Busby Tom Bush Don Bussey Glenda Calhoun Mike Calvert Becky Campbell Patti Campbell Daryl Cargile Ronnie Cartee Debbie Gates Charles Causey Maurice Chamblin Charlotte Caldwell Sharon Chesser Linda Childress Alan Clapp Patricia Clem Brad Clem Bill Cocke Gary Coggins Ste e Coker John Cook Earl Cooper Janet Cork 223 Deborha Cox Perry Cox Jack Craig Melinda Crim Karen Croninger Cindy Crosby Mary Jo Crosta Steve Crosthwait Manson Crotty Fran Crow Karen Culbreth Susan Cummings Robert Dailey John Daniel Joan Davidson Maureen Davidson Wayne Davis Diane Davis Gary DeArman Kenneth Deason Barbara Dehnert Mike Denny Carolyn Dietz Dian Dillon Leland Dockery Brent Dodd Deen DuBose Betty Dudley Ralph Duke Mike Dulaney Richard Duncan Rita Dutton Diana Dwyer Mary Eady Charles Eagar Eddie Easter Dana Edge Jerry Edwards Teresa Elliott William Elliot 224 Doyle Fancher Dale Fingar Wayne Fleming Marcia Foote Paul Foster Richardena Foster Margaret Freeman Sammy Freeman Qiarlie Fredrick Danny Friday Melanie Froman Larry Fullilove Clyde Gaines Susie Gandy Margaret Gann Sharron Garlon Tommy Garner Diane Garret Alice George David Gibson Tell me that fly didn ' t land in my pudding. 225 Debbie Gideon Bobby Girardeau Randy Glaze Diane Gober Jim Goodwin Becky Greer Steve Guerdat Ray Gunnels Jan Habshey Debbie Haigler Susan Hall Janet Hanby Larry Hancock Rebecca Hardin Billy Harper Jimmy Harper Terry Harper Trace Harrill Ricky Harris Carey Ann Harrison Sandra Harrison Janice Hathaway Dickie Hawkins Pam Hawkins Richard Hawkins Don Heath Jimmy Heath Millard Ann Heliums Deborah Henderson Robert Henderson Dennis Herron Anita Hestley Bradley Hicks Patricia Hix Helen Hoffman Jimmy Hoffman Sandra Hoffman Nancy Ho ue Linda Holbrook 226 Tim Holcombe Sharon Holloran Sara Holloway Karen Holmes David Honkamp Vikki Hood Carolyn Hopkins Becky Horton Terry House Wayne House Judy Hudson Bonnie Hurst Sharon Huskins Lee Isaacs Jo Jarvis Jimmy Jenkins Cathy Jennings Ste ' e Johns Ann Johnsey Harry Johnsey Jerry Johnson Lyn Johnson Judy Johnson Karen Johnson Richard Johnson Steve Jones Stephen Joyner David Keeton John Keith Mary Kent Jimmy Kicker Lynda Killian Donna Kincaid Ronnie King Ste e Lakey Brenda Lanier Su-zi LaSalle LaCon Led low Marilyn Ledyard Denice Lee 227 Sheila Lenning Barbara Lilly Becky Lincoln David Lincoln Mark Lisby Larry Lokey Kenny Luna Terry Lusco Sandy Lynch Linda McBride David McCraven Dennis McCraven Ronnie McFarland Jess McHugh Lynn McKinney Becky McMath Billy McMichael Sandra McVay Jeannine McWhirter Debbie Martin Jim Martin Mike Maddox Donnie Massey Janet Mahaffey Frank Mathews Brenda Mathis Carol Mayo Joy Meeks Miles Melvin Rosemary Mervosh Lanny Merritt Linda Merritt Sam McCord Bhinche Miller Greg Miller Mike Miller Doug Miller Becky Mitchell David Mitchell Hugh Mitchell 228 And you should see it at night! Steve Mize Judy Moore Philip Morris Mike Mozur Liz Murphy Sharon Murphree Allen Myers Bill Myers Robert Nance Cheryl Nation Mike Neel Kathy Neugent Krista Neugent Gary Nichols Kitty Norwood Mike Nummy Tuk Oakes Cathy Odeneal Karen Odom Linda Ogletree Pv r 229 Wanda Owen Mark Pardue Bob Parker Debbie Parker Richard Parker Patti Parkins Susan Parsons Mack Partain Linda Patterson Patti Pierce Royce Pearson Mike Perrin Carolyn Perry Martha Peterson Bob Phares Denny PhiUips Sue PhilHps Larry Pierce Randy Pike Linda Pinson ,Ai i- , ' ■ aHNesBsaassBBSis.-: I Bs Y P ' Sue Pinson John Poore Diane Pope Gary Pope Larry Poteete Jan Powell Robert Powell Ron Price Kenny Purcell Debbie Quitter Turner Ragsdale Sara Ramsey Harriet Reagan Donna Reeve Preston Reeves Jerry Reynolds Michael Rhodes Ray Richards Jim Richard Bobby Ridgeway 230 Jane Ripley Norris Robertson Rick) ' Roberts Malcom Rogers Floyd Rohling Jo Ann Rohrabough Judy Roper Brenda Rumore Pamela Runyan Pam Rush John Sallward Cathy Sanders Rodney Sartain Lee Schell Kenny Schmidt Debbie Schwantes Becky Scott Danny Self Mike Self Vicki Seymore Sam Shannon Dianne Sheppard Rodney Sherard Jamie Shields Jane Shi rah Leah Short Lindsey Silas Sam Sims Laura Slaughter Andi Smith Bob Smith Brad Smith Douglas Smith Janet Smith Robert Smith Roy Smith Steve Smith Ray-Lynn Snowden Roger Speed Yvonne Spivey 231 David Spurlock Steven Staggs Linda Stewart Merry Stamper Richard Statham Jim Steadman Pam Stephenson Don Stevens Rob Stewart Greg Storey Pam Strahan Linda Strouss Jan Strubel Steve Stuman Dodie Swenson David Tanner Donna Taylor Kathie Taylor Earl Tharp Beth Thompson Katherine Tibbs Sandra Tidwell Doris Tingle Bill Tolar Ronnie Tomlinson Cathy Trammell Judy Treece Grace Troncalli Charles Tryor Barbara Tucker Betty Tucker Susan Tucker Larry Turk Sharon Turner Stephen Turner Mary Edna Vacarella Carol Vines Karl Wade Becky Walker Rick Wallace Karen Walker Sandra Waltz Joe Ward Pam Ward Curt Wasson Bill Waterhouse Debbie Whatley Susie Weatherby Linda Webb Susan Weeks Jerry Weinburg Joyce Weldon Dennis Wells Susan Wells Mike West Allen West Becki West Lynn Wilcutt Dennis Wilkey Gary Wilkey Simon says, You ' re under arrest. Larry Wilson Linda Wilson Larry Woods Linda Worthington Barbara Williams Danny Williams Kenneth Williams Roger Williams 233 The Sophomore Class Debbie Abel Jan Adams Robbie Allen Libby Adams Pandy Agnew Richard Alford Ricky Allen Sally Almon Richard Anderson Judy Archer Carol Armstrong Larry Arthur Martha Atkins Danny Bagley Patricia Bailey Kathy Ballard Sandra Ballman Don Barnett Virginia Barnette Johnny Barrow Leonard Bass Sherryl Bass Kathy Bassham Rick Batson Charlotte Bentley Chuck Biddingder Barbra Biggs Ginger Black Jane Blaich Billi Bonk KiS V fe ik W Rhea Bonta Ronny Booker Jennifer Bookout Randy Boone Mark Boynton Johnny Braden Jeanie Bradley Joni Brittain Debbie Brodie Eddie Brown Jack Brown Jim Brown Janet Bruns Steve Bullock Nanette Burbank Rebecca Burke Juanita Burnett Patrice Busenlehner 234 Gary Bussey Rodney Butsch Mike Butts Donna Buzbee Frank Calma Debra Campbell Diane Capps Jimmy Carmack Diane Cash Rick Cowan Anthony Chamblin Cathy Chilson Brenda Clark Larry Clark Lisa Clark Lynn Clasen Robert Clemson Roxanne Cleveland Edwin Coe Kelly Cook Betty Corey Joey Cox Janice Creel Susan Croninger And miles to go before I sleep. 235 Ellen Crotty Kenneth Crowe Ricky CruiTipton Paulette Culp Ken Currier Lynne Cutcliffe Larry Cuthrell Diane Davis Pam Davis Doug Downing Mike Dean Debbie Dehnert Dennis Richard Kay Dockery Lynne Dodd Steve Dollar Clyde Dorroh Jan Downs Cindy Drake Clifford Duboise Lee Dubois Bill Dulion Barry Dyer Martha Eady Pat Echols Verlin Edwards Billy Elliott Brenda Elliott Nancy Elmore David Entrekin Bruce Evans Larry Farrow Tommy Faulkner Patti Ferguson Kay Foote Bob Foster Mar) ' anne Foster Grace Fox Howard Frankin Mary Jean Freeh Sherry Freeh Jane Frey Ronnie Gardner Bill Gayle Susan Gibbs Debbie Gibson Ellen Gibson 236 Mike Gibson Ginnie Gilbert Jan Godwin Laura Glass John Godwin Betty Graham David Graham Donna Green Jerry Greene Mike Greene Jackie Grimmith Suzie Gunnels Michael Grund Bobby Hailey Jimmy Hall Larry Hall Ernie Hallmark Adele Handley Debra Hanks Pamela Hardemon Susan Harless Valerie Harper Scott Harris Daniel Hatch Alan Haynes Jennifer Hayne Jan Hawkins Charles Hazel Qrol Hearn Mitzi Helm Sallye Henderson Patty Hesler David Hester Steve Hicks Pam Higgins Jonny Hines Bobby Hinds Dan Hix Sam Holland Frances Holmes Charles Hooper Melinda Housh Ronnie Howell Ginger Howard Charles Hughes Patricia Hyde Kay Ingram Kathy Isaacs 237 Donald Jaco Doug Jacobs Joey Jarrard Johnny Jinta Connie Johnsey Charles Johnson David Johnson Alan Jones Bobby Jones Kent Jones Larry Jones Melanie Jones Susan Jones Johnny Karr Brenda Keeton Barbara Keith Barbara Kerlin Janice Killingsworth Susan Kilgore Debby Kincaid Chuck King Linda K ing Kathy Kinney Joy Klinsing Beverly Lambert David Lambert Brenda Lancaster Larry Langston Carole Lanzi Don Latta Still life in C5. 238 Marvin Lawrence Sandy Lawson Jimmy Lewis Steve Lind Kenneth Linder Randy Lindsey Larr) ' Link Danny Lively Jodean Livingston Dale Lloyd Barry Long Steve Lopez Bubba Lott Brenda Love Mary Lowe Susan Lowery Greg Luna Ashley Lyons Rick McCammon Mary McCay Norman McDaniel Gregory McGill David McGinnis Amy McGuire Jane McLemore Judy McMath Dennis McMillian Kathy McPherson Gary Mann Robert Mann Bobby Manning David Marks Joan Massey Vickie Mathews Cindy Meacham Gary Mercer Mike Miller Wanda Miller Danny Mikul Debi Morris Joy Morton Mary Mosakowski Jerr) ' Mosley Terry Mosley Marianne Murdock Nancy Murdock Kelly Murphy Wilson Myers 239 Jan Nabors Tom Neill Linda Neiswender John Nettles Danny Norman Hal Norman Bobby O ' Brien Barbara Oden Tim Odeneal Mike OKelley Donna Olive Judy O ' Meara Eddie Orr Michael Parsons Bill Pate Mike Patterson Pam Payne Barbara Peace Kathy Pearson Sherry Pennington Eddie Pierce Pam Popkes Steve Poteete James Poulos Gary Powell Marsha Powell Michael Purdy Tommy Preston Terry Pruet Becky Prince Diane Quick Sandra Ray Sylvia Redus Mark Reeves Linda Richards Dennis Rigg PEPSI COIA Have a Pepsi ■m I I Cdach White ' s monster ' 240 MM Steve Skid more Paul Slack Danny Slade Diane Slay Becky Smith Debra Smith Gwendolyn Smith Julie Smith Mike Smith Pamella Smith Paula Smith Renee Snell Alice Roberson Cliff Roberts Charlotte Rose Lynda Russell Gary Rutledge James Sandifer Mary Ann Sartino Donna Satterwhite George Saunier Teresa Scheinert Rudy Schlitz Alan Scott David Scott Debbie Scott Buddy Self Kate Sheffield Donald Simpson Ralph Sitz Suzi Homemaker 241 Karen Snowden Reggie Snuggs Wayne Sojourner Rodney Sporman Jay Stamper Gary Stamps Steve Stanley Mike Steele Laura Stephenson Dave Stewart Gail Stewart Paul Strickland Linda Stricklin Tommy Sullivan Mary Beth Sumner Hal Swanson Michael Sykes David Tate Ivey Tate Anne Taylor Ricky Teal Qiuck Thomas James Thomas Jan Thomas Jan Thomas Phifer Thompson Ray Thompson John Tidmore Larry Tidwell Trina Tidwell T- JSk v ' il d kifik Terry Tingle Tim Tingle Cathy Toole Gary Trammell Ken Treadwell Jerry Tritt Philip Turkett Jerry Turner Debra Usry Glenn Vance Denis Vildibill Lee Vinzant Norman Wagner Don Waits Pat Waldrop Beverly Walker Karen Wallace Bo Walter 242 Jane Walter Vicki Walton Debra Waters Marilyn West Pam West Martha Whatley Andrea White Debbie White Gerald White Rhonda Whitten Wanda Whiten Connie Wiggin Barbara Wilkey Charles Wilkinson Mary Willett Carol Williams David Williams David Williamson Ray Willingham Larry Wilson Teddy Wilson Judy Windham ' Patty Winsett- Terry Wiseman Mike Wolfe Andy Worthington Scott Wright John Wycoff Allen Yarborough Jan Yeager I knew I should have done this last night. Yvonne Yeager Joey York Shirley Zeit ' ogel 243 I The Freshman Class Terri Acker Joy Adams Terry Albrets Margaret Attaway Jeff Barnes Susan Alford Susan Allen Cheryl Almquist Carolyn Barnett David Barrett Karen Anderson Frank Annella Luwana Arrowood Robert Baumeister Marie Bell i Becky Bivens Alan Black Brenda Blankenship Kelly Bonta Stan Bowers Frank Bowie Roger Boyd Patt Bradley Janet Bratton Sandy Brent Wanda Britton Donna Brooks Ken Brown Linda Brown Ken Buchanan Donna Burkett Pat Burn Bonnie Burnett Pat Burns Pam Burrell Penny Burt Cathy Busby Terry Bussey Candy Cahall Kitty Callahan 244 Mike Camp Ann Campbell Steve Campbell Greg Calma Debbie Cardwell Sarah Carroll Marsha Carter Kaye Chambers Tim Clarke Lamar Cobb Nancy Cobb Terry Coggins Ramona Cone Michael Cook Currie Cooper Robert Cornelius Larry Cosby Marie Craft Cliff Crews Jenny Crouch Bill Crow Paul Crowder Kay Crutchfield David Curl Cherie Dalton JoAnn Damico Patti Darnell Denise Daves Charles Davis Mike Davis Dee Davies Ramona Davis Pat Dawson David Dean Kathy Dean Bryan Dickey Dana Dickey Linda Dietz Steve Dockins Margaret Doggett 245 r r k Pat Dulion Johnny Duplantis Rita Durden Hugh Dwyer Bonnie Dyer Mike Eady Nancy Easter June Edings Ken Edwards Von Edwards Wannie Elrod Leo Engle Richard English Pamela Evans Deborah Farley School spirit is reflected at Banks. 246 Rita Farris Charles Fechter Lenna Fox Nancy Gammage Terri Funderburke Becki Ferguson Wendy Flecher Freddy Frederick Janet Gardner Karen Garland Mary Ellen Floyd Randy Ford Greg Garret Suzanne Garrison Morris Gilbert Deborah Gillespie Judy Gilmore Cheryl Gideon Pat Glass Danny Glasscock Jimmy Glassey Karol Glaze Bobby Glidewell Robert Goff Marty Graham Billy Gray Benny Gray Gary Green Sheila Green Paula Greer Andy Guerdat Danny Gunnells Glenda Gunnels Jimmy Gustin Jean Hagy Anne HallmarK Alan Hammond Jo Anne Hamrick Roberta Hankins Cathy Hansen 247 Roger Harper Chris Harrill Jeanne Harris Judy Hester Sandy Higginbotham Jay Hatchett Terry Haskew Kim Heston Susan Hill Bruce Hollingsworth David Herring David Herring Billy Herron Patti Holloran Janice Holmes Pat Holt Rachel Holt Buddy Hubble Warren Humphries Dtbby Hunt Danny Hydrick Beverly Ingram Butch Isley Debby Isley JoAnna Jarrard Debbie Jarrett Candace Jenkins Jimmy Johnson Judy Johnson Reda Johnson Bruce Jones Dennis Jones Jeff Jones Sharon Jones Terry Kahler Larry Keeton Robert Keeton Marcia Kleckner Patty Knight Sharon Knight 248 Paul Lambert Earl Lathem Steve Lawson Vivian Lay Beth Ledlow Susan Ledlow Fred LeMaster Mike Lenning Bruce Lenard Buster Lilly Allyn Lindsay Gary Little Marty Lloyd Carol Logan Doug Logan Daddy Longlegs 249 Randy Long Steve Lord Frankie Lowe Lynn Lawson Beth McAfee Joel McCorn Carl McDaniel David McDonald Euel McElroy Howard McGehee Scott McCracken Jan McCroskey Don McCullough Joy McGukin Bill McKinney David McRae Zac Manning Joanna Maples Donna Martin Bill May Thomas Meacham Linda Meeks Cherie Merritt Jenifer Elaine Miles Carl Miller Judy Mills David Mitchell Judy Mitchell Linda Mitchell Laurel Mobley Ross Morello Melissa Morris David Morrison Mike Mugnier Laurinda Najors Rick Neel Margie Neill Kenny Newman Larry Nix Ronny Noble 250 Kay Norris Wayne Norris Linda Parkins Rick Partain Patti Pate Shawn O ' Brien Nancy Olive Wayne Perry Clayton Peterman Kenny Peterson Karen Owens Elizabeth Parker Debbie Phipps Marlon Pierce Marti Pike M. Jon Ponder John Pope Michael Pope Wanda Pope Charles Prickett Kevin Quitter Noni Ray Janice Rayfield Lynn Reagan Alan Reese Shirley Reese Topper Reid Debra Richards Larry Riddle Al Ridgeway Ruth Ripley Leeann Roberson Beverly Robinson Ray Robinson Jack Roddam David Rogers David Roper Debbie Rose Debra Rousseau Benedict Rumore Jimmy Sanders Eugene San ford Quin Santos Dorothy Sawyer Mike Savage 251 Ronald Schoen Carol Scott Patsy Scruggs Cathy Simmons Karen Simmons Michael Schwartz Jim Seaquist Johnny Shannon Marshall Skinner Karen Sligh Kay Sharron Charlotte Shewmaker Billy Shields David Smith Debbie Smith Diane Smith Jamie Smith Mike Smith Richard Smith Sue Smith Becky Sorsby Diane Sparks Linda Speed Steve Stamba Jeff Steeley Gary Stricklin Becky Stuman David Sturgis Bobby Swalley Tim Swindell Steve Thomas Frank Thompson Kay Thompson Regina Thompson Leigh Thorington Terry Timmons Ronald Tombrella Tina Trammell John Tyrone Virginia Vann Danny Vice Dorothy Vinson Vincent Virga Jan Vogan Norma Wagner 252 Tony Wagon Stan Waits Cassi Walker Billy Wall Dara Watson Randy Watts Sammy Webb David Weir Donita Weldon Teresa Weldon Renea Ward Mike Waterhouse Phil Wentsell Maury West Donna Wetzel Larry Whatley Nan Whitaker Audie White Phoebe White Lynn Whitly Patti Wiederhold Sharron Wilder Steve Wilkinson Donna Williams Jim Williams Vicki Williams Luke Williamson Steve Wingo Brenda Wood Carol Wood Nina Wood Nancy Wren Barry Wright Dan Wright Mike Wright Tommy Wright Joe Yarborough Norris Yarborough Ricky Zorn David McCallie 253 1 ' Ui 2!Sr]( ; P. w v o o Lw  Jj j c- WHAT ' S NEXT? 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