Banks High School - Contrails Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1984 volume:

i( r A p I ALMA MATER Nestled in Red Mountain ' s bgsom, Cradled by the Truth, Proudly reigns our Alma Mater O ' er the spirit of youth; May we begin down in the valley And climb up to the crest, Bearing our banners of blue and scarlet For Banks we ' ll seek the quest! 1 r 1 CONTRAILS 1984 B Volume 27 Banks High School Birmingham, Alabama Co-Editors: Cathrine Byars Angelia Niles Advisor: Irene Hendricks n . ' ' ' Jwerthe 1984 CONTRAILS staff, dedicate our yearbook to one of the best friends the annua! has ever had. To this dear friend we say thank you for all the support you have given Banks throughout the twenty-four years you have been here. Your support of all student activities and your loyalty to Banks have never been surpassed. Thank you, Mrs. Bess Holbrook. r ' ; TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 2 OPENING SECTION 4 SENIORS 17 UNDERCLASSMEN 38 FACULTY 57 HONORS 63 STUDENT LIFE 11 CLUBS 109 SPORTS 119 ADS 135 CLOSING SECTION 161 We have chosen for the theme of the 1984 yearbook Contrails. Why? Simply because Contrails describes exactly what the year- book represents. A contrail is the exhaust — seen in the form of a white cloudy trail — of a jet. Since Banks High is the home of the Fighting Jets, to review its past is to look at its contrail. Look at this year at Banks, its good times, its fun, its trials and hardships. All of these are left behind. Just as the contrail of a jet represents where it has been and where it is going, so does the 1984 CONTRAILS show where the seniors of 1984 have been and where the underclassmen have yet to go. page 4: upper right, Gary Cooper, Curtis Bailey; center, Brian Bates; lower right, Michelle Palmer, Wilda Wiggins. page 5: upper left (l-r) Tracy Tenhet, Todd Carroll, Wayne Ledbetter, Danny Stroup, David Williams; lower right, Dennis Graves, Tim Fulmer. kH; What do you know about Banks High School? Do you know . . . that the idea to build a high school in South East Lake began about 1950 when the eastern side of Birmingham began growing too rapidly for Woodlawn to serve all the students in the area? that the lot on which Banks stands was bought in 1953 for $17,500? that Banks was built (at least partly) in 1956? that our school was first named South East Lake High School? that there were only eighteen teachers on the first faculty? page 6: upper left, Charles Rowe; upper right, Kristi O ' Kelley; lower left, Cheryl Jackson; lower center, Coach Sanders; lower right, Tim Street. page 7: upper left, Kenneth Jewell; bottom left, Stenson Smith; lower right, Wayne Gann, Benny Crissom. m t m 1§% ■ M ¥■ « • J — j il 1 ' te.H J W • mA- B « HE 1 11. m. .■ WW ? - [«:. «P? -.?(- page 8; far top left, Ms. Bishop; center, Michelle Allison, far left, Mr. Richardson; bottom left, Mrs. Harris; center left, lerrie Green, bottom center, Quinton Brooks. page 9: bottom, Darryl Roberts, )eff Herrod. - ... .. ' . 1 f ik i0  ' z - B B F ' f 10 page 10: upper left, Willie Tolbert, Leroy Miles; upper right, Melanie MeArthur; center left, Mr. Storie and Coach McCary; bottom right, Shawn Ireland. page 11: center left, Wayne Gann, Benny Grissom; center right, Kelly Sewell; below, Mrs. Chambers. 11 Do you know that when Banks began to grow . . . that (in 1957) the Board of Educa- tion changed the name of our school to L. Frazer Banks High School, in honor of Dr. L. Frazer Banks, who had been Superinten- dent of Birmingham Schools since 1939? that in 1957 the first volume of CONTRAILS was published? that the first publication of THE PILOT, the student handbook, was in 1959? that the first edition of BANKS ' NOTES, the school newspaper, was published in 1959? that our first varsity football game was September 11, 1957? What do you know about the Jets? Do you know . . . that from the very beginning the jet has been the symbol of our school? that our very own jet was brought to Banks in 1961? that nearly every president of the student body sees that it is repainted? And how Banks did grow! Do you know . . . that by December 1, 1960, Banks was officially accredited? that our first graduation was held January 19, 1961, and that there were thirty-six graduates? that our first homecoming was October 5, 1961? that Coach Bob McCary played football for Banks in 1963? that Mrs. Joy Smith graduated from Banks in 1968? page 12: upper left, David Harris; far left, Tim Fulmer; lower left, Theodore Carnathan. page 13: upper left, (l-r) )ohn Brasher, Kelly Sewell, Benny Crissom; lower left, Delores Smith. ly ' ' T } f J 1 i 1 • ' A 15 i ' k ' 1 -• 1 f%f ' - ' f . , hb . Ml H9 w? f - s 1 w=-- 14 • , r. - .i. J Do you know that Banks used to be a really big school? Do you realize . . . that in 1965 the enrollment topped 1800? that there were so many students that several classes met in the auditorium? that the governor of Alabama came to Banks to speak in an assembly program? that in the fall of 1968, desegregation reached the halls of Banks High School with the addition of two black teachers to the faculty? that in 1970 the first black students came to Banks? that Marsha Carter Hancock was head cheerleader in 1971? that there was more trick than treating on October 31, 1976, when C section building was razed by an ar- sonist ' s fire? page 14: upper left, Ms. Bishop; upper right, (l-r) Calvin Stoves, Marcus Nesby, Leroy Miles, Willie Tolbert; bottom left, (l-r) Stacy Bouwman, Cyndy Schatz, Delores Smith; center left, (l-r) Katrina Whitfield, Kim Lee, Kim Baird. page 15: upper left, Cathy Odom; upper right, Kim Baird; bottom left, Mrs. Smith; bottom right, (l-r) )eff Herrod, Kenneth Hough, Chris Taylor, Marcus Nesby, Robert Williams. 15 What do you remember! about the years you have ' been at Banks? Do you I remember ... i that a second fire in January of 1981 virtually destroyed B section? that we didn ' t have an R.O.T.C. pro- ' gramuntil1981? that the first ACT class was taught in ; 1982? I that the BANKS ' NOTES put out its] last edition in May of 1982 ? • Do you know ... that today, twenty-seven years after ' the founding of Banks, there are ; students here whose parents went to j Banks High School? • that in 1977, the Board of Education i named an alumnus of Banks, Mr. Miles i Dutton, principal of his alma mater? that several other former students have returned as faculty members — in- eluding Mrs. Marsha Hancock, Coach ' Bob McCary, and Mrs. joy Smith ? j left, Melody Young, Kristi Crutchfield; lower left, Chip Pham. 16 SENIORS 4 SENIORS OF 1984 Upper Left: Alma Ferguson, President Upper Right: LaTanya Carroll, Vice President Center: A. Ferguson, L. Carroll, A. Niles, R. Lawley, T. Street Lower Left: Angelia Niles, Secretary Bottom Center: Renay Lawley, Treasurer Lower Right: Timmy Street, Chaplin m 1 . - ' ... ( i kfl - t ' 18 Curtis Bailey Andrea Bowie Alvin Burnett Rebecca Bailey Rachel Bowie Lisa Butler James Baskerville Moninna Boykin Kathey Carr Christopher Bates Cedric Bradley Ricky Cheatham Roger Cheatham Leslie Coats Mattie Conner Karyn Cooper 19 Kim Abrams Lori Blackmon Wanda Bynum Lee Anne Anderson Stacy Bouwman Latanya Carroll Amy Bayless John Brasher Teresa Bishop Cathrine Byars Michelle Cole Billy Dorsey Cheryl Dudley Jackie Evans Julia Fails 20 Kelly Fondren Jacqueiyn Ford Tim Fulmer Keith Fuquay Janet Higginbotham Perry Horner Bubba Hilburn Johnny Howard Renay Lawley Cheryl Lowery 21 Kevin Cozad Alecia Dixie Ralph Floyd Bryan Cummings Vealinda Ellis Dale Franklin Rickey Davis Alma Ferguson Louis Gilbert Anjeanette Dent Robin Finch Donna Coodgame Chris Goza Scott Graham Leslie Hanna Tracie Hardy 22 Robin Heath )eff Herrod Kim Hilburn Kim Hill William Holif ield David Huckabee Yvette Howard LaDonna Hudson Jade Hu Tina Hyatt Darryl Huckabee Vickie Hyde Wade Jemison Jerry Kennedy Wayne Ledbetter Max Lockhart 23 Melanie McArthur Angelia Niles )eff Reynolds Penny McCombs Fred Parker Bruce Rodda Terri Moody Jeff P ender Mona Royster Steve Morgan David Reese Cynthia Schatz Steven Schnader Kelly Sewell Jamie Sherer Kim Sidle 24 Mary Ann Small Christy Swann Delores Smith Craig Tidwell Tim White Syleria Winborn Bobby Stewart Tim Street Angela Tyes Robert Warren George Wiggs Lucile Williams Linda Wright 25 Scott Manier Madelyn McCraw Billy Miller Julie Miller Sonya Mitchell Vickie Proctor Andrew Moore Kel Mullen Robert Robertson Joseph Rutledge Jeff Parker Charles Sanford LeTonja Searight Oliver Sellers John Smallwood Mathew Smith 26 Alice Vines Juvonna Spencer Jerri Walker Tracy Whitten Michelle Wyatt Alex Thompson David Whiten Angela Williams Dwight Tigner Katrina Whitfield Craig Wolaver 27 Seniors Who ' s Who Angelia Niles and Son Phung MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kelly Sewell and George Wiggs BEST ALL AROUND Tommy Dodson and Jerri Walker PERSONALITY PLUS Top Right: ). Sherer, ). Miller, R. Lawley Lower Left: T. Street, C. Shatz MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 1 l o jIi -— H BEST ALL AROUND PERSONALITY PLUS 28 Seniors Who ' s Who MOST ATTRACTIVE MOST TALENTED Kim Sidle and Bruce Rodda MOST ATTRACTIVE Tim Fuimer and Stephanie Wills BEST DRESSED Amy Whatley and Kevin Cozad MOST TALENTED Top Left: R. Rutledge Lower Right: R. Bailey, C. Bradley BEST DRESSED 29 Seniors Who ' s Who Jamie Sherer and Jake Beasley BIGGEST FLIRT Benny Grissom and Renay Lawley MOST UNPREDICTABLE Timmy Street and Cyndy Schatz MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Top Right: M. Lockhart Lower Left: T. Dodson, J. Walker BIGGEST FLIRT MOST UNPREDICTABLE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 30 Seniors Who ' s Who WITTIEST MOST VIVACIOUS — MOST ATHLETIC Max Lockhart and Tracie Hardy WITTIEST Rebecca Bailey and Cedric Bradley FRIENDLIEST Julie Miller and Roderick Rutledge MOST VIVACIOUS — MOST ATHLETIC Top Left: A. Niles, S. Phung Lower Right; K. Sidle, B. Rodda FRIENDLIEST 31 Seniors Who ' s Who Jamie Sherer and Jake Beasley BIGGEST FLIRT Benny Grissom and Renay Lawley MOST UNPREDICTABLE Jimmy Street and Cyndy Schatz MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Top Right: M. Lockhart Lower Left: T. Dodson, J. Walker BIGGEST FLIRT MOST UNPREDICTABLE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 30 Seniors Who ' s Who WITTIEST MOST VIVACIOUS — MOST ATHLETIC Max Lockhart and Trade Hardy WITTIEST Rebecca Bailey and Cedric Bradley FRIENDLIEST Julie Miller and Roderick Rutledge MOST VIVACIOUS — MOST ATHLETIC Top Left: A. Niles, S. Phung Lower Right: K. Sidle, B. Rodda FRIENDLIEST 31 1984 Senior Accomplishments Abrams, Kim FBLA; Silks Club, Ms. Sophomore )ettettes. Silks 1982-83; Session room officer; Bailey, Rebecca Lynn Senior Who ' s Who - Friendliest; Sportsmanship Club; FBLA; Sophomore, Junior Jettettes; Student Council. Baskerville, )ames Eric Basketball - Varsity; FHA. Bates, Chris Football - Freshman, Varsity; Red Cross Club; Art Club; Blackmon, Lor! ROTC, Outstanding LD I Cadet City Award; Red Cross Club; FBLA; Session Room offices. Bouwman, Stacy Latin Club; Chaplain; FCS; Sophomore Jettettes; Miss Contrails Contestant. Boykins, Moninna Drill Team; Junior Jettettes, Chaplain; Sophomore Jettettes. Bowie, Andrea L. FHA, President; Art Club, Secretary. Byars, Cathrine Miss Banks Candidate Marching Band, Field Captain; Concert, Stage Band; All-City Band; Latin Club, Secretary; Handicraft Club; Office Aide; Tri-Hi-Y; CONTRAILS STAFF, Co-Editor; Honors Editor, Staff Assistant; HERE AND NOW; WIZARD OF OZ; M A S H; BAREFOOT IN THE PARK. Carroll, LaTanya Volleyball team; Sophomore Jettettes; Sophomore Class Secretary; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Favorite; Session Room Offices; Silks Club; ROTC; Band; Color Guard, Head; Junior Homecoming Representative; 1983-84 Homecoming Queen; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Vice-President; FBLA: Office aide; Student Council. Sergeant. Dorsey, Billy Banks Notes; Sportsmanship Club, Vice-President; Session room offices; Track Team; Soccer Team; Fellowship of Chris- tian Students; DECA; Miles College Upward Bound; Junior Achievement; Library Asst.; Marching Band; Chess Club. Dudley, Cheryl FBLA; Pep Club; Junior Jettettes; Session room officer. Ellis, Vealinda F. FBLA Evans, Jacqueline FHA; Pep Club. Dent, Anjeanett Sophomore Jettettes; FBLA, President; Volleyball. Ferguson, Alma National Honor Society, Secretary; Student Cabinet; Senior Class President; Prom Committee; Junior Class Vice-President; Session room offices; Student Council; Sportsmanship Club; FHA, Treasurer; FBLA, Vice-President; Freshman Class Treasurer, National English Merit Award. Fulmer, Tim Mr. Banks Candidate SCA Boys Vice-President; Senior Who ' s Who - Best Dressed; Senior Class Favorite; B Team Basket- ball; Varsity Golf; University of Alabama Alunmi Award for Scholastic Excellence; B Club; Session Room Officer; University of Alabama Leadership Seminar; Student Cabinet and Student Council; Academic Bowl Team. Fuquay, Keith Student Cabinet; 1983-84 Homecoming Leadout; B Freshman Baseball; Freshman, B-Team, Varsity Football. Club; Gann, Wayne Wrestling; Track; Freshman, B-Team, Varsity Football; B-Team, Varsity - Baseball; FCA; B Club; Junior, Senior Favorite. Cheatham, Roger B-Team, Varsity Football; VICA; Track; ROTC Cooper, Karyn Student Cabinet; Senior Homecoming Representative; Senior Favorite; Flag Corps; Silks Club, Vice-President; FBLA; Tri-Hi-Y; Junior Homecoming Representative; Beginner Band; Soccer. Cozad, Kevin Mr. Banks Candidate SGA Chaplain; Senior Who ' s Who — Most Talented; Golf; Marching, Stage, Pep, Concert Bands, All- City Band 1981; Concert Choir, All-City Choir 1984; Alabama Alumni Award for Scholastic Excellence; Student Cabinet; Stu- dent Council; Prom Decorating Committee; The Society of Distinguished American High School Students; HERE AND NOW; THE WIZARD OF OZ; M A S H; Attendance Office Asst.; FCS; Chess Club, Vice-President, American Legion Outstanding Senior. Dixie, Alecia Renee FHA; FBLA; Red Cross Club, Vice-President; ROTC, Staff Goodgame, Donna FBLA; FBLA Planning Committee; Silks Club. Gray, Virgil Freshman Football; B-Team, Varsity Basketball; Art Club; FHA. Hardy, Tracie Jenniece Session Room Officer; Student Council; FBLA; FHA; Tri-Hi-Y; ROTC; Flag Corps; Silks Club; 1983-84 Homecoming Court; Senior Who ' s Who — Wittest; Drama Club. Harris, George Session Room Officer. Heath, Robin FHA; Session Room Officer; Red Cross Club; Pep Club. Herrod, Jeff Freshman, Sophomore Favorite; B Club; FCA; B-Team, Varsity Football. 34 Higginbotham, Janet FBLA; Sophomore jettettes; FCA, Chaplain. Hilburn, William O. B-Team Basketball; Freshman, B-Team Baseball; Chess Club; DECA; FCA. Hill, Kimberly Mechelle FBLA; Tri-Hi-Y; FCS; Sophomore Jettettes. Hollingsworth, Mike Freshman Football; Chess Club, President; VICA; Student Cabinet; Choir. Holloway, Maria Nadine THE WIZARD OF OZ; M A S H; Sophomore Jettettes; FCS; VICA. Home, Patricia Ann Hayes - FBLA; Band Banks - Pep Club; Band; Red Cross. Hough, Kenneth Mr. Banks; Freshman, B-Team, Varsity Basketball; B-Team, Var- sity Football; FHA. Howard, Yvette Choir, President; FHA, Secretary; Miss Contrails Contestant; Disk and Diamond, Secretary; Talent Show; ROTC. Hu, Jade Huckabee, Darryl E. Freshman Football; B-Team, Varsity Baseball; Varsity Wrestling; B-Club; FCA; Senior Favorite. lohnson, Amanda FBLA; Pep Club; FHA. Jones, Cindy Hewitt-Trussville: F.H.A.; FBLA Banks; FBLA, Office Aide; Chemistry Assistant. Jones, Sharon Huffman: ROTC; Drill Team; Quest Club; Session Room Officer Banks: Sophomore Jettettes; FBLA; ROTC; Silks Club, Miss Silks 1983; Flag Corps. Kennedy, Jerry Junior Civitans. Lawley, Renay Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Student Council; Sophomore Jettettes; Session Room Offices; Junior Jettettes; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Favorite; BANKS NOTES; Homecoming Court - Junior and Senior Represent- ative; Senior Class Treasurer; Jetsteppers; Tri-Hi-Y, Sgt. at Arms, President; Senior Who ' s Who - Most Unpredictable; Guidance Office Assistant. Ledbetter, Roy Freshman Football; FCA; B Club; Golf; DECA. Lockhart, Max B-Team, Varsity Basketball; Red Cross Club; B Club; Senior Who ' s Who - Wittiest. Ledford, Kelli Open Campus West: National Junior Honor Society; National Science Merit Award; Physical Science Excellence Award; Prin- cipal Honor Roll; Sgt. First Class, ROTC; Drill Team; First Runner-up, 1980 Homecoming Court. Lowery, Cheryl FHA, Treasurer; FBLA, President; Session Room Offices; Student Council; Sportsmanship Club; Prom Committee. Manier, Scott DECA; Chess Club, Vice President; FCA; Freshman, B-Team Football. McGraw, Madelyn Junior Jettettes; FBLA; Pep Club; DECA; ROTC. Miller, Julie B-Team, Varsity Cheerleader; BANKS NOTES STAFF; Health Assistant; Miss Contrails, 4th Runner-up; DECA, Secretary; Sophomore Jettettes; Seniors Who ' s Who — Most Vivacious. Moody, Theresa Lynn Huffman: French Club Banks: Junior Civitans; Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary; M A S H; Marching Band, Concert Band; Section Leader. Moore, Andrew Freshman, B-Team Football; B Club; FCA; Chess Club. Niles, Angelia Vernette Ramsay: Latin Club Banks: Miss Banks Candidate; Senior Class, Secretary; National Honor Society, Vice President; Senior Who ' s Who - Most Likely to Succeed; CONTRAILS, Co- editor, Underclassmen Editor; ROTC, Battalion Commander; Disk and Diamond Club, President; Office Aide; Girls ' State Nominee; Math Team; Academic Bowl Team; ROTC Academic Excellence Award; National Science Merit Award; National Ser- vice and Leadership Award; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Alabama Alumni Award for Scholastic Ex- cellence; Alabama Seminar on Leadership; UAB Biomedical Sciences Program; UAB Pre-Engineering Program; Semi-finalist National Merit Scholarship Competition for Negro Students; Sophomore Jettettes, Secretary; Junior Jettettes; National English Merit Award; Kiwanis Club Youth of the Month. Preston, Ronald Art Club, President; Varsity Football. Reed, Felisha Woodlawn: FHA, Secretary, Treasurer, Flag Corps Club; Ses- sion Room Officer; Band; Pep Club Banks: Red Cross Club. Rodda, Bruce Freshmen, B-Team, Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; B Club; FCA; Senior Who ' s Who - Most Attractive; Senior Favorite. Royster, Mona Lynn ROTC; Session Room Offices; FHA, President; FBLA, Secretary. Rutledge, Roderick DeWayne Freshman, B-Team, Varsity Football; Track; Junior and Senior Favorite; Senior Who ' s Who - Most Athletic; B-Club; FCA. Schatz, Cyndy Miss Banks Candidate; National Honor Society, Chaplain; SGA Girls Vice-President; Junior Jettettes, President; Art Club, Secretary; Sportsmanship Club; Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer; Senior 35 Who ' s Who - Most School Spirit; 1983 Banks High School Spirit Award; CONTRAILS STAFF, Sports Editor; Student Coun- cil; Alabama Alumni Association Scholastic Award; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; First Prize Session Room Decorating; 1983 Homecoming Leadout; 1983-84 Mayor ' s Youth Council; Math Team; Academic Bowl Team. Seller, Oliver Soccer; Chess Club. Seweil, Kelly Ann Miss Banks; Student Council; Student Cabinet; B-Team, Varsity Cheerleader - Head; Sophomore Jettettes, Chaplain; Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Treasurer; Junior, Senior Class Favorite; Senior Who ' s Who - Best All Around; Homecoming Court; Miss Contrails 1983; Girls ' State, State Auditor; Jefferson County Junior Miss - First Alternate; Pizitz Teen Board; Alabama Alumni Award for Scholastic Achievement; Prom Decorating Committee; Office Assistant; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Who ' s Who Among American High Sch ool Students. Sidle, Kim Alabama Seminar on Leadership SGA Secretary; Senior Who ' s Who - Most Attractive; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Favorite; 1982-83 Jetstepper; Junior, Senior Homecoming Court; Homecoming Queen First Alternate; Student Council; Student Cabinet; Prom Decorating Committee; Sophomore Jettettes; FBLA; Tri-Hi-Y; Office Assistant. Small, Mary Anne Volleyball Team; Sophomore Jettettes; FBLA; PCS; Tri-Hi-Y. Smith, Delores Ann FBLA: WIZARD OF OZ; M A S H; BAREFOOT IN THE PARK; Student Cabinet; Band; Prom Committee. Snow, Yvonne Pep Club. Showers, Lewis Shades Valley: Freshman, B-Team Basketball Banks: Varsity Basketball. Smallwood, John FBLA; DECA, Vice-President, President. Spencer, Juvonna Pep Club; Session Room Officer; FHA; FBLA. Stewart, Bobby Mr. Banks Candidate; Freshman, B-Team and Varsity Football; B-Team and Varsity Baseball; Office Assistant; B-Club, Chaplain; FCA; FBLA; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Student Council; Student Cabinet; Session Room Of- fices; UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE; Boys ' State Delegate; Ex- ecutive Internship Program; Mayor ' s Youth Council. Street, Timmy FCA; B-Team, Varsity Baseball; Choir, Ensemble; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Sportsmanship Club, President; Senior Class Chaplain; CONTRAILS STAFF, Staff Assistant, Sports Editor; FBLA; VICA; Senior Who ' s Who - Most School Spirit; Junior Jettettes, Student Council. Tyes, Angela Hayes: Freshman Representative; Miss ROTC; Majorette; Disk and Diamond Club; Track and Field; Majorette Club; ROTC - Company Commander Banks: ICT; VICA; ROTC. Warren, Robert Student Cabinet; DECA; Sportsmanship Club; Freshman Wres- tling Team. White, Tim FCA; Freshman, B-Team Football; VICA - Parliamentarian. Whittaker, Joan L. Miss Banks Candidate; Student Cabinet and Council; Session Room Offices; Pep Club; Silks Club, Secretary; FBLA; Sports- manship Club; Tri-Hi-Y; ROTC; Junior Representative, Homecoming Court; National Honor Society, Secretary; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Alabama Alumni Scholastic Achievement Award; Freshman Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class Treasurer; SGA Treasurer; Disk and Diamond Club; CONTRAILS STAFF, Underclassmen Editor, Senior Editor; National English Merit Award. Wiggs, George Mr. Banks Candidate; Latin National Honor Society; National Honor Society, President; Sophomore Class Vice President; Junior Class President; SGA President; Student Cabinet; Senior Who ' s Who - Best All Around; Boys ' State; Birmingham- Southern Outstanding Junior Award; Senior Favorite; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Mayor ' s Youth Council; Math Team; Academic Bowl Team; Latin Club; B-Club; FCA; Freshman, B-Team, Varsity Football; N.A.S.S. Award for Leadership; Alabama Alumni Award for Scholastic Excellence; Auburn Seminar on Leadership; 1983 Most Outstanding Offen- sive Lineman Award. Williams, Angela Glenn: Soccer Team; Science Award; FBLA; Tri-Hi-Y; FHA; BAsketball; Track; Certificate of Merit in Chemistry; Academic Achievement Award; AKA Sorority Award; Academic Bowl; DECA; Pep Club; Choir. Willis, Stephanie FBLA; Tri-Hi-Y; Sophomore jettettes; FCS, Secretary; Session Room Offices; Senior Who ' s Who - Best Dressed. Winborn, Syleria Academic Scholastic Award; ROTC; Sophomore jettettes; FBLA, Vice-President; FHA; Track Team; Volleyball; Silks Club; Session Room Offices. Wolaver, Craig Freshman Football; Stage Crew; VICA. Worthy, Mechelle Pep Club; Junior Jettettes; FBLA. Wright, Linda Sophomore Jettettes; FBLA; Red Cross Club; ROTC; Drill Team. Bradley, Cedric Art Club; FHA; HERO; Senior Who ' s Who - Friendliest. Tidwell, Craig DECA, State Convention 1983, District Competition 1984; M A S H; Banks News Letter Staff; CONTRAILS, Honors Editor. Whitten, Tracy L. FBLA; Office Aide. I 36 UNDER CLASSMEN 37 JUNIOR CLASS OF ' 84 Officers President: lerome Stevenson Secretary: Melody Young Vice-President: Terrie Brooks Treasurer: Roketa Parker t mr mv i .ttnmm lllllllW Derrick Carter Yolanda Carter Bil ' Chafin Kelli Chandler Donna Clenney 38 [ 3rie Felton Rodney Ferguson Diangelo Freeman Ronald Galbreath Michael Harris Cliff Hogan Shawn HdifieW Heidi Holmes Melony HoJmes 39 Linda Howard Shawn Ireland Gale lohnson Kim Jones ;a Jackson Andrew Johnson Jennifer lones Terrolyn Jones Tim Jones Charles King f rankie Kilpatrick Teresa Lindsey 40 Eric McCollouch lauanda McCrae Riceatta McCurdy Clarence McGee Belinda McChee Derrick Maddox Mollie Maner Kim Manier Gerald Mason Todd Mathew leff Matthews Fetica Meadows Leroy Miles Lee Norwood Danny Otts Michelle Palmer Roketa Parker Wendell Perry AHce Powell 41 Mary Royster Eric Rudolph Sherry Russell Rhonda Self WGSM Cindy Soloman Luther Spencer Jerome Steveson lerry Stewart Danny Stroup Phyllis Slurdivant Ronnie White Keith Whitley Shewdne Wilborn Delores Williams Gwen Williams Robert Williams Claude Willis Melody Young 43 SOPHOMORE CLASS OF ' 84 Officers President: Forsetta McCord Treasurer: Dana Horton Secretary: Caria Scott Chaplain: Robin Bates Vice-President: Bridget Holifield ; Anna Marie Buysse Karmen Carey Holly Carmack Derrick Carr Abraham Cherry Darryl Cole 44 unny f owter Mm Garrett Demetrise Oenn Dean GideweH lerrie Green Chris Grissett 45 Emanuel Harrd Darren Harris Edward Harris Tawana Hemphill Angela Herrod CTKF Anthony lackson Candace Jackson Frank lackson kenny Jenkins Rodrick Jenkins Anthony ]ones 46 Anthony Lawrence Darryl Leeper Kelvin Lewis Mike Love James Lowery David Lloyd Scott McOoud Forsetta McCord Dene McKJnney Malcolm Morrison Tammv Mart urv Lawrence Matranga Bridgelte Moore Steven Moore Antonio Morgan Eric Mullen javan Mullen Wayne Murphey Louri Newton Buui Nguyen 47 Rosalyn Rowser Manuetta Rudolph Perry Russell Tanya Sanford Mark Saunders lim Schatz 48 Robert Shellon Lisa Showers Mike Slaughter Cassandra Smith Selandra Spigner Cheryl Stalnalcer Elliot Stringer Sylvester Stokes Darrell Sturdivant SonjaSwenson Raymond Taykx Samuel Taylor Terrance Turner Dan on Thomas r Shalene Thomas Wanda Thompson lanelTooson Sharon Toyer Charlie Vines Dense Waits left Walker mwi FRESHMAN CLASS OF ' 84 Officers President: Rachael )ones (seated) Chaplain: Sharon Johnson (left) Secretary: Margo WIggs (center) Vice President: Bruce Cook (right) Cheryl Burton Mandy Caldwell Edward Calhoun lamal Callens Michael Campbell Ralph Campbell Fredrick Camathan 50 ESP? Carol Cartef Sonya Carter )eff Champion MoeumChhoeum MuonChhoeum TnaChurchwel ToniaOayton 51 Yvetle Goodgame Nod Grissett leff Cunter Eric Hamby Sylvia l-lardy LeoHarrell Stephanie Hilburn Angeld Hill Darryl Holley lennifer Hollingsworth Len HoHoway Martha Hornbuckle Pedro Norton 52 Michelle Kiiurd Evelyn King Tim Knight Liu Knighton Owanna Lanier (effUnd Andrea LeVan 53 baac Mendenhal vndoca CinaMerritt DafrenMiller RtzgeraldMosley lamesNesby ThadNguyen Derrick Nickols TaraNorris Doug Norton SamphearOuk Derrick Pearson Stevie Perkins Frank Pierce ' U W. Tracy Price Tesa Prince Forrest Proctor Gregory Roberts Pamela Roseman Alicia Rowe Darryf Rudolph Massey Runyan Roruld Saiors Tara Samuel KarenSharp Tim Sherer Richard Showers Sonja Sims Andrea Striddtfid Derek Stipes Kristie Stokes Ak)ruoTayk)r Mfce Thomas Feftda Thompson Keisha Tremble FACULTY I Principal Bennie Storle Brenda Beard, Girls ' Advisor Janice Harris, Mary Anne Hancock, Peggy Fuquay, Bess Holbrook Elbert Morrow, Boys ' Advisor Georgia lackson, Cathy Coleman, Leon Harris, Doris Gray, Elaine Laird, Myrtis Robinson Thomas Hall, Custodian 58 Barbara Adams lanie Airhart Lillian Anchrum Linda Bishop Mary Brezovich Brenda Brooks Beverly Burgess Randle Cassidy Marion Chambers David Childers Alverna Coats Cora Coley 59 Laura Cunningham Yvonne Fluker lohngelene Foster Henry Harris Eleanor Jeffords Cathy Johnson Carl Kennedy Deborah Larry 60 luatella Major lames Mason Bob McCary Teresa Newdome SgM Watts 62 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 1983-84 This year the Student Government has been very active. They organized the Homecoming activities and planned a dance. In addition, they sponsored the appearance of the Birmingham Civic Opera, the performance of the Air Force Band, the visit of Senator Howell Heflin, the program by the Birmingham Stallion and Fillies, and various other activities. i 64 Page 64: George Wiggs, Cyndy Schatz, Tim Fulmer. Page 65: Top left: Kim Sidle. Top right: Joan Whittaker, Center: Kim Sidle. Right: Mrs. Burgess. Bottom: Kevin Cozad. 65 This year ' s delegates to Girls ' State and Boys ' State were Kelly Sewell, Bob- by Stewart, and George Wiggs. Delegates are selected by the faculty in the spring of their junior year. The choices are based on grades, character, leadership, and a desire to serve the school. Basically, the program is a mock-up of state government and is geared to a better understanding of government. Delegates learn the election process within the state and actually elect, from among their number, a governor, a It. governor, and other state officers. There are some differences in the ac- tivities for boys and girls, but on the whole the programs are similar. The students toured the state capitol building and met with the governor. They listened to lectures about the elec- tion process, state government, and the operation of a legislature. Breaks from the monotonous schedules were provided. There were sock hops, dances, and i mpromptu par- ties in the dorm. In addition to Girls ' State and Boys ' State, there are Girls ' Nation and Boys ' Nation. Those students elected to the offices of governor and it governor are the delegates from Alabama to the na- tional activities. Boys ' State is sponsored by the American Legion, and a local Post pays for two boys from Banks to attend. Girls ' State, on the other hand, is spon- sored by the American Legion Auxiliary, and they only pay for one girl to attend. Girls ' State Kelly Sewell Boys ' State George Wiggs — Bobby Stewart Key Award The Key Award is awarded to the hardest working member of the Student Council. Student council members vote to determine the winner. This year ' s recipient of the Key Award is George Wiggs, President of the Student Body. 84 Award The 84 Award is awarded to the runner-up of the Key award. The win ner must display the same drive anc motivation that the winner of the Ke- Award demonstrates. This year ' s ' 8 Award winner is Cyndy Schatz, Girl ' Vice-President of the Student Body. v lodn hiiiakiT ( viul Sc M (jeorge VViggs. Tim fulmer. Kim Sitile, Kevin Cozdd Second row: Mrs Burgess, Delores Smith. )on Lee, Melony Holme -, Kelli lamie Sheu ' ! Miiid I i-rguson Keith luquay, Mike Hollingsworth Third row Robert Warren, left Walker, Rhonda Sell, Rob Stewart, Karen Cooper, C;hristv Nm-., B )l t) Stewarl lodd Matthews V hai , George Wiggs, Tim Fulmer Kim Sidle Kevin Cozad Second row Cheryl Loyverv, Shallene Thomas, Bridget Holiiield, Dana :gs tan )v Caldwell, lett Freeman Third row: Roketa Parker, lulia Fails, Matthew Smith, Lerov .Miles, Chris Taylor, Pam Carr, Mona |-ii)l)l) liie Wilson i 1 Ik ' 1 ' I ' I r -( ' . mmE ..mn w : - arii !♦ ' 4 t. its i m i7 f- M 1 1w IDg Tljj ,67 George VVIggs Angelia Niles MR. AND MISS BANKS isESl B ' ' 1 F - ' -- ' Joan Whittaker Bobby Stewart Tim Fulmer Cyndy Schatz CANDIDATES 1984 Cathrine Byars Kevin Cozad This year ' s Miss Banks has been a varsity cheerleader for the past three years. She was selected as head for the year 1984. She participated in Girls ' State this year and was crowned Miss Contrails in her junior year. The CONTRAILS staff is proud to present Kelly Sewell, Miss Banks. m m it - This year ' s Mr. Banks has shown school spirit and leadership through sports. He has played both basket- ball and football all four years at Banks. Sever| members of the faculty have commented on hi courtesy. The CONTRAILS staff is pleased to preseJ Mr. Banks, Kenny Hough. 1 MR. AND MISS BANKS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society recognizes students who have demonstrated academic excellence throughout high school. These students must maintain a 3.5 or better overall average. The students honored must also have demonstrated leadership abilities, good character, and have par- ticipated in some form of community and or school service. Members are tapped the beginning of the second semester each year. Parents are invited to the tapping ceremony. Honor society inductees are honored after the ceremony with a tea at which their families and friends may congratulate them. New members: Clarence McCee, )eff Matthews, Rhonda Self, Cindy Solomon, Cheryl ,Anderson. Valisia lackson, and Son Phung Established memljers: George Wiggs, President; , ' ngelia Niles, Vice-Presi(ient loan Whittaker, Treasurer; and Cyndy Schatz, Chaplain uson. Secretary, Top left George VViRgs T jp righl Cheryl Anderson, Mr ami Mrs. Manellus Anderson Kighl center. Cindy Solomon, Mrs Sharon Solomon kighl bottom George VViggs, .-Mma Ferguson, Miss ietlords Bottom tenter: Clarence M(Cee 9 1 These students represented Banks High School in the annual All-City Choral Festival: Cheryl Anderson, Robin Bates, Teresa Bishop, Juanita Coleman, Kevin Cozad, Rhonda Farley, Christopher Neely, Gregory Roberts, Roderick Rutledge. Cassandra Smith, Matthew Smith, Wilda Wiggins, and Kelly Youngblood. ,Alternates were Meleigha Harden, and )eff Reynolds. The performance was held at Boutwell Auditorium on December 8 1983 at 8: 15 p.m. Songs performed by the All-City Choir included The Hallelujah Chorus from Handel ' s Messiah, Behold a Star from lacob Shining, Thou Shalt Know Him When He Comes, The Stars Declare His Glory, Newborn King, and Noel Nouvelet. Although the weather was very cold and rainy, the auditorium was almost filled. Valerie Knight represented Banks High School this year in the All-City Band. Valerie plays the clarinet. For a student to be selected for the All-City Band Christmas Festival, he or she must perform before three judges selected from the Birmingham City School System. Wind instruments must play a number of major scales and one chromatic scale, usually in the key of the three songs to be performed. The stu- dent is expected to perform to a high degree pre-selected passages from the three pieces to be performed during the festival. If the student performs well, he or she is then selected to perform in the All- City Band Christmas Festival, which this year was on December 8, 1983. ALL CITY BAND i Latin Honor Society DAR Award This year ' s recipient ot the [)AR Gooc] Citizenship Avvdrd is Angelia Niles. The student chosen has to (iisplay good (iti enship, leaciershif) ability, scholastic achievement and a good at- Mu Alpha Theta tude tov ards others Members of the Latin Honor Socie- ty must have two years of Latin and maintain an A average both years. The members are tapped in the spring and honored with a breakfast. Members of the LHS are Bridget Holifield, Valerie Knight, )eff Mat- thews, and George Wiggs. Mu Alpha Theta honors those students who have excelled in mathematics. Members must have ex- celled in regular or advanced courses, such as Algebra and Calculus. This year there are two members - George Wiggs and leff Matthews. Their sponsor is Mrs. lanie Airhart. Student Life at Banks includes more than just schoolwork and school books. It also includes classroom activities. Many activities related to the lessons being taught are used to enhance the students ' desire to learn. In home-ec students learn to cook the foods they are being taught about. In chemistry class, under the supervision of their teacher, the students experiment with different instruments, while in drama class the students learn the dif- ferent aspects of acting and of stage production. In BOE class the students learn to type, take shorthand, and do clerical work, while in com- puter studies class the students learn the skills needed to use computers. Student life is, however, a great deal more than classroom activities, although these other activities benefit the student, too. Student life is the pep rallies, the football games, Homecoming, the basketball games, the choosing of favorites, and all the other activities the student body par- ticipates in. Vs Page 78: Top: Bobby Wilson, Marco Arrington, Antonio Morgan. Center Right: MicheaJ Hickman, Phillip Ragusa. Bottom Right: Delores Williams. Page 79: Top left: Nancy Latham. Top right: Mrs. Tat, Kelly Chandler. Center: Jake Beasly. Right: Shane Locke. Page 80: Top left: Kel Mullen. Top right: Leroy Miles. Center right: Delores Williams. Bottom left: Danny Price, Angela Williams. Bottom center: David Harris, Terri Moody. Bottom right: Gina Culwell. 79 1 ' ' -■- PJ 80 81 Senior Favorites Latanya Carroll Tim Fulmer Karyn Cooper Wayne Gann 82 . Renay Lawley Benny Grissom Darryl Huckabee 1 83 Kelly Sewell Max Lockhart Jamie Sherer Bruce Rodda 84 Kim Sidle Rod Rutledge Jerri Walker George Wiggs 85 Junior Favorites Terrie Brooks Rodney Ferguson Belinda Dean Jon Lee 86 Melony Holmes I Melody Young Leroy Miles Rob Stewart 1 87 Sophomore Favorites Bridget Holifield Charlie Vines Lorraine Bayless Jeff Walker 88 t Freshman Favorites Lisa Knighton Bruce Cook Jill Washington Isaac Mehdenhall 89 HOME COMING DAY JETS FLY FREE IN 83 90 Karyn Cooper Tracey Hardy Renay Lawley escorted by escorted by escorted by Vincent Carroll Charles McGee Alex Thompson Kelli Sewell escorted by Wayne Ledbetter Jamie Sherer escorted by Tommy Dodson Jerri Walker escorted by Johnny Howard 91 Terrie Brooks Belinda Dean Kim Manier escorted by escorted by escorted by Ceasar Austin Ernest Hodge Darryl Huckabee Kristi O ' Kelley escorted by Ken Allison Javan Mullen escorted by Rodney Ferguson Jill Washington escorted by Bruce Cook 92 93 1f i df ' ' V. - 1fp- ■X I Kim Hess Caria Scott Melony Holmes Javan Mullen Kim Manier Elise Olive ■iWUxmFSmMf Sin! ' ... Kristi O ' Kelley Kelly Sewell The Banks High School Varsity Cheerleaders at- tended the University of Alabama Cheerleading Clinic. They won 1st place blue ribbons tor the Home Cheer and Clinic Cheer Competition. They cheered for the All-Star Basketball Came and the All-Star Football Came. The B-Team Cheerleading Squad attended an International Cheerleading Clinic at Birmingham Southern College. They won ribbons for Outstanding Jumps, Cheer Execution, Creativity, Sparkle and Shine, Outstanding Improvement, and the Award for Excellence on the final day of competition. B-Team Cheerleaders, top to bottom: Amy Foster, Michelle Kinard, Gina Culwell, Margo Wiggs, Man- dy Caldwell, and Jerri Greene. 97 BANKS MARCHING BAND Banks Band is a small band numbering 38 members. Even so, they are a spirited group and have participated in several competitions. In the All City Marching Competition 1982 and 1983 they received a Good rating. In the All-City Concert Competition they were rated an Excellent. They also marched in the Veterans ' Day parade and received the 1983 trophy for Best Participation. Yes, the Blue Jet Band is small, but it is growing. 98 Brass l.-R: F. Meadows; D. Fazekas; R. Alexander; A. Cunn; Q. Brooks (kneeling); K. fewell; M. Morrison; P. Rogusa; B. Hancock; Terri Moody Wood Winds L-R: D. Murray; C. Hamilton; R. Jones; M. Mendoza (kneeling); D. Johnson; P. Lanier; N. Lathan; V. Knight; R. Parker; B. Kilpatrick Percussion L-R: M. Ellis; D. Harris; D. Nichole; C. Williams (kneeling); R. Lanier; S. Perkins; L. Spencer; D. Glidewell (kneeling); T. Camathan; E. Lanier; M. Rudolph; M. Howard 99 1983-84 color guard sponsored by Mrs. Brooks ij LaTanya Carroll — Head 100 Tracie Hardy Karyn Cooper Jackie Ford • .w- -• ,-J- T ' V- I I ■ Ilk Sharon Jones r '  ►.?• •-• Mary Royster Sonya Harper Marietta Murray Ellen Johnson 101 JROTC CSM Thomas Tinney — SAI SGM Watts - ASI SFC Hughley - ASI BANKS HIGH SCHOOL JROTC - 4th BATTALION 102 w BATTALION COMMANDER AND STAFF %:? ftr Lt. Duckett, Lt. Niles, Lt. Whittaker, Lt. Whatley The purpose of the Banks IROTC program is to promote leadership and teach the cadets self discipline and respect for their country. This year the cadets have really distinguished themselves. This year Banks became a battalion in its own right with CSM, Tinney and Mrs. Beard having the honor of receiving the school ' s colors. Under the guidance and instruction of CSM Thomas Tinney, SFC )ohn Hughley, and new instructor SCM Harvey Watts the cadets were recognized by the State Superintendent of Education in the Veterans ' Day Parade. For this honor they received the State Superintendent ' s Participation Trophy. The IROTC Drill Team participated outstandingly in the Veterans ' Day and Magic City drill meets. The IROTC Rifle Team also participated outstandingly in the Magic City Rifle League. In two years the IROTC program ' s enrollment has increased to 180 cadets. In order to insure the cadets of the best in- struction possible, the classes have been divided into first year students, second year students, and third year students. JROTC Color Guard Drill Team V 103 G Company First Platoon Lt. Rogers — Commander Second Platoon H Company Third Platoon 104 Lt. Morgan — Commander Fifth Platoon OFFICE AIDES GUIDANCE OFFICE AIDES L-R: P. Harrill, S. McCain, A. Niles, K. Trucks, C. Wiggs, K. Fuquay, K. Sidle, C. lones, T. Whitten L-R: S. Burgin, J. Walker, K. Sewell CHOIR LIBRARY AIDES Row 1: K. Forrester, C. Anderson, C. Smith, R. Farley Row 2: R. Reynolds, R. Bates, Mrs. Major, T. Bishop, M. Harden Row 3: A. Williams, ). Coleman, M. K. Trumble, W. Wiggins Row 4: S. Russell, A. Daniel, K. Youngblood, F. Irvin, R. Williams Row 5: R. Rutledge, D. Huckabee, K. Cozad, G. Mclntyre Row 6: J. Reynolds, C Neeley, M. Smith Row 1: M. Love, C. Bates, T. )ones, R. Rutledge, T. Burrow, C. Neely Row 2: C. Taylor, B. Dorsey, ). Beasley, W. Jemison, R. White 105 CONTRAILS ' STAFF 84 ff Irene Hendricks Editors: Cathrine Byars, Angelia Niles Business Manager Steven Morgan Piiotography Editor Kevin Cozad Assistant Photographer jerry Stewart 106 H 1 1 m ' F 1 Senior Editor Honors Editors Clubs Editor Joan Whittaker Craig Tidwell, Cheryl Anderson jana Wesson 107 Sports Editor Cyndy Schatz Beauty Editors Monica McCall, Rhonda Self Student Life Editors Rob Stewart, Jerome Stevenson Underclassman Editor Steven Schnader Assistants to the Editors Brian Jones, Sharon Burgin, Dana Norton, Bridget Hollif ield 108 h CLUBS « ' ■ U d f IN— -V- 109 m ' r . Clubs are an important part of the stu- dent body at Banks. The clubs are involved In many extra-curricular activities. One that they enjoy most is decorating floats for homecoming. The Chess Club was award- ed first prize for the most original and best looking float. i jmriu m d i njrr: CHESS CLUB The Chess Club promotes interest and skill in the game of chess among the students of the school and the improvement of the member ' s skills at chess. Membership is open to all students who are interested in chess. Left to Right: B. Hilburn, secretary-treasurer; S. Manier, Vice-President; O. Sellers; D. Bourque; P. Kirby; K. Cozad, K. Whitley, D. Stroup, D. Carter, ). Bynum, ). Stewart; K. Mullens, Presi- dent; C. McCee; M. Hollingsworth. 110 DECA CLUB Distributive Education Clubs of America are designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distritxjtion, to develop a respect for education in marketing and distribution, and to promote understanding and appreciation of the responsibilities of citizenship. Row 1: B. Dorsey, J. Smallwood, C. Tidwell, ). Miller. Row 2: K. Chandler, K. Jackson, A. Williams, M. McCraw, ). Jones, C. Barrett, B. Black, T. Lindsey, R. Farley, L. Howard, M. Har- din, T. Bishop, Mrs. Waters. Row 3: A. Johnson, D. Stroup, J. Matthews, C. McCee, E. McCollough, W. Dunlap, A. Thompson, W. Ledbetter V. Hyde, R. Warren. ' , ' V DISK AND DIAMOND The purpose of the Disc and Diamond Club is to instill leadership and comradeship through the association with fellow JROTC officers. R. Duckett; S. Morgan; G. Compbeti, Treasurer; J. Whittaker; A. Whatley, Secretary, A. Niles, President; K. Jackson, Vice-President J. Rodgers, Sgt. Tinney. 1 . ' 111 DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club is an educational organiza- tion which aims to establish and advance stand ards in all phases of theatre arts, and which aims to create an active and intelligent interest at Banks in theatre. It is open to all theatre students and anyone interested in performing or participating in plays. Row 1: B. Turner, ). Champion, ). Land, T. Churchwell, A. LeVann, D. Williams, G. Culwell, M. Kinard, A. Foster, M. Caldwell, P. Home, W. Lawson, T. Hemphill, F. Pierce, E. Calhoun, K. Chandler, D. Reese. Row 2; ). Gar- rett, L. Matranga, D. Bourque, ). Kennedy, D. Leeper, T. Edwards, j. Evans, B. Cook, C. Rowe, K. Lee, R Warren, F. Prompter, M. Hewlett, |. Lowry, G. Mdntyre, R. Mosley, ). Rutledge, R. Cowan, D. Whitten, ). Rogers, ). Freeman, C. Austin, F. Gray, M. Fondren. FHA Future Homemakers of America is a club whose primary purpose is to develop an in- terest in home economics and careers related to it. Row 1: R. January: C. Bradley, Vice-President Row 2: C. Lowery, Treasurer; L. Carter, secretary; A. Bowie, President. Row 3: ). Evans; 8. McChee; L. Steel Row 4; V. Gray; D Freeman; B. Turner; B. Evans. Row 5: R. Lanier, S. Winborn; M. Howlett. Row 6: W. Sherrod R. Williams, T. Carnathan. Row 7: L. Searight K. Hough; j. Baskerville; C. Prince; R Bowie; E Blakney. Row 8: C. Sanford; ). Pryor; W. Perry; S. Holifield; O. Carnathan; V. Brown. 112 FBLA Future Business Leaders of America prepares students to enter the business world. Their main purpose is to train and educate students on trends of the business world. Row 1: L. Hudson, M. Maner, C. Foster, S. Thomas, C. Carey, C. Johnson, P. Lanier, L. Hill, F. Reed, V. Crosby, L. Vaughn, L. Newton. Row 2: C. Le, M. Small, S. Willis, M. Wyatt, T. Whitten, C. Jones, D. Smith, A. Blevins, C. Jackson, M. Rudolph, T. Jackson, L. Blackmon, G. Williams, D. Felton, W. Thompson, M. Royster, B. Dean, A. Dent. Row 3; C. King, D. Johnson, T. Sanford, S. Wedgeworth, V. Walker, K. Hill, J. Higginbotham, V. Procter, M. Worthy, D. Goodgame, A. Johnson, C. Dudley, V. Ellis, E. Johnson, O. Carnathan, D. Daniels, K. Abrams, M. Carter. FBLA Row 1: R. Finch, L. Carroll, A. Ferguson, S. Harper, A. Whatley, M. McCall, C. Lowery, S. Jones, K. Johnson, S. Winborn. Row 2: A. Aaron, D. Williams, H. Holmes, C. Lawson, R. McCurdy, T. Brooks, Y. Carter, B. Dean, A. Dent, J. Whittaker, J. Spencer, B. Kilpatrick, T. Gannon, H. Carmack, T. Miller. Row 3: C. Ray, A. Buysse, C. Scott, K. O ' Kelley, C. Odom, J. Mullen, E. Olive, S. Wedgeworth, V. Walker, S. Justice, S. Smith, D. Thomas, T. Acker, D. Dykes, C. Stalnaker, P. Russell, C. Stiff. 113 JUNIOR JETTETTES The purpose of )unior lettettes is to render service to the school and community. They have several projects during the school year. Row 1: K. Underwood, Vice-President; S. Mc- Cain, President; K. Crutchfield, Treasurer; T. lones; C. Solomon; C. Jackson, Secretary. Row 2: M. Allison; D. Thomas; P. Cau; D. Murray, J. Wesson; P. Ruffin. LATIN CLUB The purpose of the Latin Club is to en- courage among students an interest in ap- preciation of civilization, language and literature of Greece and Rome. A state con- vention is held each year. Row 1: Mrs. Smith; |. Lee, President; C. Hogan, Vice President; B. Flye, Secretary; S. Bouman, Chaplain. Row 2: A. Strickland, M. Hornbuckle, T. Wiggs, ). Freeman, F. Pierce, K. Criswell, |. Matthews, R. Self, G. Wiggs, S. Smith, C. Byars, ). Wesson, C. Fowler, T. Churchwell, S. Hardy. HJlk il T ? f .  A -! 4] ' .iaSk ' 114 Pictured here is the float belonging to Tri-Hi- Y. This float won second place in the homecoming parade. Other floats winning prizes were the Latin Club, which placed third, and Sophomore )ettettes, who received an honorable mention. RED CROSS CLUB The Red Cross Club is made up of students interested in community involvement. Their pur pose is to become actively involved with social projects in the community. They sponsor a blood drive every spring. Row 1: F. Reed; C. Anderson; V. Knight, President; T. Brooks, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Heard. Row 2: L. Wright; ). Tooson; L. Fails; F. Meadows; N. Latham; A. Dixie, President. Row 3: F. Parker; D. Copeland. 116 SILKS The Silks Club is for those who are in the Flag Corps and for those who wish to support the corps. M. Murray; K. Perkins; S. lones. Treasurer; ). Ford; T. Hardy; Mrs, Brooks; L. Carroll; M. Royster, President; S. Harper, Secretary; K. Cooper, Vice-President; E. Johnson. SOPHOMORE JETTETTES The purpose of Sophomore Jettettes is to serve the school and the community. It is limited to sophomore girls. Row 1: C. Stalnaker, Treasurer; E. Olive; ). Mullen; R. Rowser, Secretary; K. O ' Kelley, Chaplain. Row 2: W. Thompson; H. Carmack; S. Swenson, President; T. Acker; S. Burgin; L. Hill; C. Smith; D. Peterson; D. Horton, Vice- President; D. Waits, T. Ray. Row 3: R. Bowman; A. Buysse; C. Scott; L. Bayless; R. Reynolds; S. justice; A. Herrod; D. Rice; S. Spigner. 116 ■ r .- f sff m ' Ml smmi m SPORTSMANSHIP CLUB The purpose of the Sportsmanship Club is to promote a good sportsmanlike attitude in the student body. Membership is based on leadership and school spirit. Each year the club presents for the student body a program which supports good sportsmanship. Row 1: T. Street, President: B. Dorsey. Row 2: S. Smith; L. Bayless, ). Walker; R. Bailey; R. Bates, B Holifield, D. Horton, R. Self, Treasurer; ). Wesson; ). Fails; C Lo wery; D. Stroup; C. Schatz; K. Chandler, Secretary; C. Solomon; | Stewart; G. Williams; R. Warren, M Harden TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y is a service club whose activities and projects give the members an opportunity to serve their home, school, and community by participating in many projects. Row 1: K. Manier; K. Hess, Chaplain; C. Schatz, Treasurer; T. Moody, Secretary; ). Walker, Vice President; R. Lawley, President. Row 2: 1. Mullens; C. Anderson; K. Sidle; B. Sims; A. Bayless; S. Burgin. Row 3: T. Brooks; M. Holmes, C. Swann; E. Olive; R. Bailey; I. Wesson. Row 4: K Self; M. Small; S. Willis- K Hill; C. Byars. 117 VICA Vica is a service club with emphasis on learning skills and promoting leadership throughout the community. Row 1: D. Ledford; P. McCombs; M. Hollaway; ). Cazer; T. Street; T. Matthews; S. Liner; B. Dorsey. Row 2: S. Ireland; D. Langston, Vice President, V. Procter; P. Horner; K. Trucks, Secretary, C. Peters, T. White, Treasurer; R. Coen, President; F. Spencer; M. Jarris; C. Huey; W. Cloud; W. Holifield; A. Tyes; R. Cheatham; D. Clay; Mr. O ' Neal Row 3: M. McArthur; D. Whiten; K. Whitfield; K. Fondren; B. Crissom; ). Sherer; R. Gregg; T. Tyes; A. Taylor; T. Carroll; M. Palmer; S. Graham; C. Wolaver; C. Smith; S. Schnader; T. Jones; P. Miller; S. Morrison; ). Howard; M. Wright; S. Parker. I - I 119 1983 VARSITY FOOTBALL 5 Roderick Rutledge 10 Benny Grissom 11 Stenson Smith 12 Chris Bates 14 Robert Williams 16 Bobby Stewart 20 Kenneth Hough 21 Wayne Gann 22 Leroy Miles 24 Jeff Herrod 25 Mathew Smith 32 Tony Edwards 43 Rob Stewart 50 George Wiggs 51 George Binns 62 Bruce Rodda 65 Frankie Kiipatrick 67 Keith Fuquay 73 Jeff Reynolds 76 Marcus Nesby 81 Dwight Tigner 83 Ronald Preston 84 John Brasher 85 Willie Tolbert 87 Claude Willis 88 Alvin Burnett 89 Calvin Stoves 99 Fred Parker Coach Cassady Coach Sanders 120 V-; ' S- ' ■ StM.i Coach Mason .•■ Managers 121 Jeff Herrod SENIORS ' 84 1 I ' f Roderick Rutledge Benny Crissom Chris Bates Bobby Stewart Kenneth Hough Wayne Gann M • m Si Mathew Smith George Wiggs Bruce Rodda Louis Gilbert Keith Fuquay Jeff Reynolds tail ' Dwight Tigner Ronald Preston Alvin Burnett Fred Parker 122 B-TEAM Bobby )oe Wilson Emmanuel Harrell leff Walker James Lowery Sylvester Stokes Charlie Vines Anthony )ones Scott McCloud Jim Dudley Ken Allison Leo Harold Darren Harris Garris Covington Sidney Brooks Demetris Glenn Don Snow Derrick McKinney Marco Arrington Jonathan Weston Coach Silvka Coach Roberts FRESHMEN Bruce Cook Frank Pierce Rapheal McCray James McClullen James Nesby Jimmy Berry Isaac Mendenhall Tommy Williams Charles Hasiem Robert Battles Lorenzo Harris Leo Harrold Paul Filausek Russell Lockett Mike Thomas Al Weathers Shannon Wofford Kenny Franklin Andy Ballentine Lemuel McGee Noah Crissett Pete Morton Kelli Johnson Scott Spencer George Bates Edv iard Daniels Jeff Freeman Carlisle Gainey Dennis Jones Billy Kennedy Tim Knight Fitzgerald Mosley mim 123 THE SEASON The mighty fighting Banks Jets presented great strength and ability this football season. Though haunted by the fact that the Jets were smaller than other teams — in both number and size - they managed a 5-5 season. The Jets just weren ' t together at the opening of the season against the Parker Thundering Herd, but they came out fighting against the Walker County Vikings the next week. The Jets beat the Vikings after losing to them last year. The Jets, now with a 1-1 record, then played the Erwin Eagles. The Jets ' score was set up by Wayne Gann who in- tercepted a pass on the 35. Benny Grissom and Wayne Gann then worked together. With a 16 yard pass from Grissom to Gann, the ball moved to the 17 yard line. On the next play, Benny scampered 17 yards for the touchdown. The Jets fought hard but couldn ' t fly past the Eagles. The Jets opened their region com- petition with great style and class as they romped on the Phillips Red Raiders for a 48-6 victory. Roderick Rutledge, Banks ' starting tailback, scored on runs of 2 and 3 yards. Rutledge also made a fantastic 27 yard run for a Jet TD. Also, Alvin Burnett scored with a 32 yard fum- ble recovery. 124 THE SEASON Continued The Jets, after their win over Phillips, were more than ready to tackle the Ensley Yellow Jackets. Although the Jets trailed 6-0 in the first half, they came back fighting hard in the second half. Matthew Smith put the Jets in scoring position in the third quarter after in- tercepting the ball on the Ensley 6 yard line. Two plays later, Jeff Herrod scored on a 4 yard run. Later John Brasher scored with a 36 yard pass from Benny Crissom. The final score was Banks 22- Ensley 6. The following week the Jets were in high gear for the battle against the Vestavia Rebels. The game ' s momen- tum hinged on a 12 yard touchdown pass from Benny Grissom to Tony Ed- wards on a faultless fake field goal early in the fourth quarter. Jeff Herrod scored the winning touchdown, which made the score Jets 13-Rebels 7. After losing to the Woodlawn Col- onels, the Jets moved on to play the Carver Rams, Although they were not able to move to victory, the Jets ' tremendous defensive line held the Rams to only 19 yards the second half. The Jets then beat the Hayes Paceset- ters, but lost to the Huffman Vikings - leaving the season overall 5-5. STARRING four of this year ' s outstanding seniors — Benny Crissom, Wayne Gann, Roderick Rutledge, and Jeff Herrod. Benny Ham Crissom, the Jets ' star- ting quarterbacl , showed that he could really move the ball against Vestavia with a 52 yard bootleg keeper. He also exhibited his great running ability against Phillips with an overwhelming 82 yard touchdown. Benny says that, besides football, he enjoys spending time with Nancy. Wayne Roadrunner Gann has this special knack for making unexpected in- terceptions. He proved that against Er- win and Vestavia. Wayne wants to join the Marines after high school and later on he may become a police officer. He said that he enjoys working out, as well as partying. Roderick Rutledge is a tremendous runner. He rushed for 1 16 yards with 3 touchdowns against Hayes. Rod said that playing together made the team- mates closer and he enjoyed being close friends. Oftentimes, Roderick spends time alone listening to the radio. Jeff Herrod has great scoring abilities. He can often bull his way through players for 4-7 yard touchdowns. He did this against Ensley, Huffman, and Carver. Jeff says that he likes to trip out and have fun with his teammates. He plans to go to Jacksonville State and may go on to play pro football. f 128 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1984 First Row: Eric Burnett, Virgil Cray, Kenneth Hough, )ames Baskerville, Max Locl hart. Row 2: Charles King, Wendell Perry, Robert Williams, Jerome Stevenson, Coach Childers. Third Row: Derrick Maddox, Jarvis Pryor, Arthur Kirksey, Lewis Showers, Ceasar Austin Kenneth Hough Virgil Cray Max Lockhart lames Baskerville Lewis Showers SENIORS 84 130 BASKETBALL ' 84 Slam and jam are the two words most used to describe the Banks basket- bail team. This year they surprised not only Banks, but their rivals as well. Coach David Childers is the proud coach of this team. Compared to last year ' s team and other teams before this one, this team is dynamite! The players are filled with potential, potential that most teams dream of. The main contributors to this explosive team are the five seniors — James Eric Baskervilie, Virgil Gray, Ken- neth Hough, Max Lockhart, and Lewis Showers. But they are not the only ones that contribute. The rest of the team has helped put Banks ' basketball on top. This year our team has proved that football players are not the only athletes that come from Banks. W j 1984 VARSITY BASEBALL Coach Sanders SENIORS 84 Managers Shawn Ireland, Mike Harris 132 w rr Darryl Huckabee Calvin Stoves THURMBALL 1984 This year ' s baseball team is younger and a little more inex- perienced than last year ' s, but this team has style, team spirit, and togetherness. They are coached by Tim Sanders, who has coached baseball in previous years, as well as football and basketball. The team is led by Coach Sanders and by seniors John Brasher, Bobby Stewart, Wayne Gann, and junior Rodney Ferguson, ail of whom have baseball backgrounds. The people who make up this team are very cooperative and humorous, and they stay out of trou- ble, both on and off the field. Ben Kimsey UPH Il i W : i K L Bhiir 1 5 Bobby Stewart Charlie Vines Sidney Brooks Shane Locke Cliff Hogan Derrick McKinney Rodney Ferguson 133 GOLF TEAM Left to right: Tommy Dodson Kevin Cozad Tim Fuimer Wayne Ledbetter Matt Johnson VOLLEYBALL TEAM First row: Bridget Hoiifield Mary Ann Holmes Latonja Searight Lisa Knighton Second row: Belinda Dean Yolanda Carter Karyn Power Heidi Holmes Alice Powell Mrs. Coley 134 ADS RUGBY BEAUTY SALON 754 81st St. South ATTENTION JETS Styles by Rugby! Call Today 836-4341 M. Dale Williams, DMD, PA 100 57th Street, South Birmingham, Alabama 35212 Telephone: 591-1101 Office Hours by Appointment BUD MOLLISON HONDA 833-1233 300 Gadsden Highway WE MAKE IT SIMPLE SOUTHERN AMATURE WORKS P.O. Box 936 324-6529 230 South 23rd St. Birmingham, Alabama Starters — Alternators — Generators Sales — Service — Wholesale — Retail I DIXIE CYCLE GEAR DIXIKC V I.KI.KAIi MOTORCYCLE PARTS ACCESSORIES (205)836-0232 112 N. 85th St. B ' ham, AL 35206 BlltMINI.IIAM AI.AIIAM Robert Redmond Minister of Education and Administration SOUTH ROEBUCK ' BAPTIST CHURCH Burney H. Enzor Pastor I ireg S. Crane Minis!5f of Music and Youth I ' ' A Church Home Near Your Home ' We Invite You to Visit and Be a Part of an Active, Growing, Church. There is a Place for You in the Fellowship of Believers. 501 Mountain Drive, Birmingham, AL 35206 (205) 836-7288 Nick Cottis, Chief Photographer of Belmont Studios, Will Go to Any Height to Please You. We use Kodak paper. For a good look. TARP OPTICAL CO. INC A Specialty Shop for All Your Optical Needs ITATI P «M STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS BILL SMITH Agent 832 IB 1st Ave. North Birmingham, Alabama 35206 Res. 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Across From Cascade GOOD LUCK Steve and Cathrine Compliments of a Friend LOVABLE PETS 7865 Crest wood Blvd. 956-1900 WATKINS BOOK SHOP 9168 Parkway East 836-4306 COMPLIMENTS OF ESTERS FLORAL GIFT MART JIM AND MARY ALICE WEST 323 Gadsden Hwy. Roebuck Shopping City B ' ham, AL 35235 Tel.: 833-7163 Res.: 655-3062 . n yifK, ci- ,.._ t ' .. . t Bernle Blldman, D.D.S. 449 Huffman Road Phone 833-0741 ROHLING AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 300 South 78th Street Birmingham, Alabama tBca tsesaiem I Phone: 836-7017 Self s Upholstering and Furn. Repair No Job Too Small or Too Large Roy E. Self Owner 8003 No. 5th Ave. B ' ham, Ala. 35206 COX DAY NURSERY Happy Chil dren Our Speciality Close to Banks High School After School Pickup Experienced Staff Preschool Training Planned Program Breakfast — Lunch — Afternoon Snack Dancing Instructions Summer Workshop Excellent Playground Air Conditioned Member of )eff . Co. Day Care Assn. City and State Licensed 836-2101 THE CREATIVE IMAGE Professional Color Photography Weddings our Speciality Portraits and Family Groups Taken in Our Studio or on Location Custom-made Work in Our Lab Holiday Portrait Packages Economy Wedding Packages 870-0037 Gary and Wendy Tatasciore 5625 1st Ave. N. JACK DOROUGH APOTHECARY 7829 1st Ave. No. B ' hama, Ala. Come by Our Drive Thru Window 836-8621 ' -f l. AG NEWS ' JW Manufacturing 1619 Center Port Rd. t|Lkl S B ' Ham, Ala. 35215 Diamonds Mountings Class rings lewelry Phone 853-4517 Diamond Setting Special Order Work Jewelry Design COMPLIMENTS OF Drs. Burnett and White SHOWBIZ 9323 Parkway East Ph. 833-8807 Parties BARBER ' S MILK AND ICE CREAM The Good Taste You Can Trust Plants in Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile, Anniston, Tupelo Phone 853-8521 BURTON ' S LOG CABIN Flowers Gifts Bill and Kathy 2046 Old SpringVille Rd. Kleckner B ' HamAL 35215 RUGBY DELI 8239 Rugby Ave. 3L.C3 Phone: 836-9056 RPGEs RUBBY DELICR TESS IWf ' iwrr It ' s Not just Another Food Store Under New Management Former Owner of Kellys Hamburgers Joe Ritchey Owner Compliments of ESTERS Floral Gift Mart Jim and Mary Alice West 323 Gadsden Hwy. Roebuck Shopping City B ' ham, AL 35235 Tel.: 833-7163 Res.: 655-3062 Tel. 833-7435 9229 Todd Dr. EAST END INSURANCE AGENCY 8004 2nd Ave. S. B ' ham, AL 35206 Phone: 836-2276 All Types of Insurance L. A. (Al) Corcoran, Jr. Betty Talley Corcoran ROEBUCK PARTS PLACE We Have a Complete Line of Foreign and Domestic Parts If we don ' t have it, well get it! 115 Roebuck Plaza Dr. 836-3237 8 AM-7 PM Mon.-Sat. 9 AM-4 PM Sun. The Members of the Banks High School Annual Staff Would Like to Express Our Appreciation to the U.S. Air Force for Their Cooperation You ' re looking for ways to make your money make money. We ' re with you. SouthTrust Bank offers a full range of savings in- vestments to do just that. Choose our Personal Invest- ment Certificates, certificates of deposit you design to fit your investment needs. Open a SouthTrust IRA and get tax-deferred savings for tomorrow with a tax break today. Or look into a SouthTrust Money Multiplier Account for the strength of a high yield money market investment with easy liquidity and full-service banking flexibility. Make the most of your money. Invest at SouthTrust. We ' re with you. ROEBUCK CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH WHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE IS A WAY BIRMINGHAM - Football Capital of the South 8949 PARKWAY EAST 833-2311 THE UNDERCLASSMAN EDITOR WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS HIS APPRECIATION TO RHONDA RICHARDS FOR THE TIME AND EFFORT THAT SHE PUT INTO THIS ANNUAL THANKS RHONDA!! FARM STORE 217 SOUTH 77TH STREET PHONE 833-9312 154 I %fa.ff y - rp « iana Wesson Monica McCall lerry Stewart mf 31 9 ' JMI- -, Rhonda Self 155 TOP BANANA Distinctive Clothing for Babies — Teens • Etc. Excellent Selection • Eastgate Shopping Center 854-5588 Vestavia Hills Plaza 1605-B Center Point Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Anderson Ms. Monica Anderson Marie Bowie Mr. and Mrs. John E. Burgin ., Mrs. and Mrs. Paul L. Byars Cathrine Byars 2nd Lt. Randall S. Davis USAF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Day, Jr. Irene Hendricks Miss Kimberly Elaine Jones Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCaii Angelia Niles Mrs. Pauline Patrick Mrs. P. M. Price Mrs. Ethel B. Rhone Avery Richardson Joy Holcomb Smith Mrs. Wendy Tat Craig Tidwell Mrs. Bessie Lee Ward 156 m CLOSING ji% 158 As we look back on the years we have spent at Banks High, they have been filled with ex- periences and memories that will never be forgotten. We ' ve made new friends and become even faster friends with the old. We ' ve attended the pep rallies, cheered our teams on, laughed at our vic- tories, and cried at our defeats. Page 158 - Top left: Adrianne Blevins. Center left: Sylvia Hardy, Tina Church- well. Bottom left: Mr. Storie, Baby Will- Ingham. Bottom center: Warren McCur- dy. Bottom right: Terri Moody. Center right: Jackie Ford. Page 159 - Top: Darryl Leeper. Bottom left: Derrick Carr. Center: Leroy Miles. Bottom center: Willie Sherrod. Right: Brian Jones. 159 But more than anything else, we ' ve taken one further step toward adulthood. We ' ve put aside childish things and em- braced a new found maturity. As seniors, the four years, particularly the last, have groomed us for adulthood. After many years of being dependent, we will finally be independent and will strive to make it on our own. Page 160 - Top left: Caria Scott, Tim Fulmer. Center left: Leroy Miles, Bridget Holifield. Center: Torre Neely. Bottom right: Cornelia Stephens, Letonya Car- rol, Gary Cooper. Page 161 - Top: Regina Sharmen, Pen- ny McCombs. Center left: George Wiggs. Bottom left: Sandra Smith, Ginger Ray. Bottom Center: Kevin Cozad. Bottom right: Jerri Walker, Jana Wesson. 161 162 There will be times when we will miss those years of dependency; but we will move on, simply because we have reached the point of no return — no longer are we children. We are adults. The world is ours. Page 162 - Far left: Tracie Wiggs. Bot- tom left: Jerome Stevenson. Bottom Center: Stephanie Willis. Bottom right: Shawn Ireland. 163 So this is our contrail. This year has come and gone — its good times, its bad times, its fun, its dif- ficulties. We are all a year older and perhaps a bit wiser. We seniors are ready to leave and the underclassmen will all be moving up. Good luck! Top left: Mandy Caldwell. Top center: Biniam Asghedom. Center: Dennis Graves. Right: Dana Norton. Bottom: Michelle Mendoca, Betty Kilpatrick. 164 Putting together this year ' s annual was an awful lot of work. Lots of time and effort was put forth by the staff and tons of patience shown on the part of our sponsor Mrs. Hendricks. This year ' s staff was relatively new, but they still came through with flying colors. For this we thank them. Their dedication has been well rewarded in the out- come of this year ' s annual. It is by far the best ever published. Without them and our ever encouraging sponsor, Mrs. Hendricks, we would not have been able to capture the year ' s memories of Banks High. We will treasure always the memories held in this yearbook and hope that you will too. God Bless! 165 Abrams. Kim 20. 113 Acker. Tracy 44, 113, 116 Adkins, Shane 50 Alexander. Robert 50. 99 Allison. Ken 44, 92, 123 Allison, Michelle 8, 38, 114 Anderson, Cheryl 38, 73, 105, 107, 115, 117 Anderson, Lee Anne 20 Armor, Angela 44 Arrington, Marco 44, 123 Austin, Ceasar 38, 92, 130 Bailey, Curtis 4, 19 Bailey, Rebecca 19, 29, 30, 1 17 Bailey, Terri 50 Baird,Kim14, 15,38 Baker, )eff 44 Balentine, Andy 50, 123 Banks, Leroy 50 Barrett, Cheryl 38 Barton, |,|. 38 Baskerville, lames 19, 130 Bales, Bryant 4 Bates, Chris 19, 32, 105, 120, 122 Bates, George 50, 123 Bates, left 44 Bates, Keith 44 Bates, Mia 38 Bates, Robin 44, 105, 117 Bates, Yolanda 50 Battle, Robert 50, 123 Bayless,Amy20, 117 Bayless, Lorraine 44, 88, 1 15, 1 17 Beasley, lake 30, 105 Belfor, Rodney 50 Bell, Robert 44 Bennett, Deborah 38 Bennett, Mike 50 Berry, limmy 50, 123 Berry, lohnnetta 50 Binns, George 38, 120 Bishop, Teresa 20, 32, 105 Black, Brenda 38 Blacknnon,Lisa20, 113 Blackmon, Lorenzo 38 BJackmon, Sharon 50 Blackmon, Tina 50 Blakney, Anthony 44 Blakney, Edward 38 Blevins, Adrienne 44, 113, 158 Blevins, Angela 50 Bailey, Rodney 44 Bourque, Davkj 44 Bouwman, Stacy 14, 20, 1 14 Bowie, Andrea 19 Bowie, Lucretia 44 Bowie, Rachel 19 Bowman, Regina 44, 1 16 Boyd, Debra 44 Boykin, Moninna 19 Bradley. Cedric 19, 29, 30 Brasher, |ohn 13, 20, 32, 120, 122, 133 Brooks, Adrienne 50 Brooks, Nana 50 Brooks, Quinton 8, 44, 99, 133 Brooks, Sidney 44, 123 Bfooks, Terrie 38, 86,92, 113, 115, 117 Bfoom, Ronald 44 Brown, Sandy 50 Brown, Vincent 38 Burckhard, Laura 50 Burdine, Ryan 50 Burgin. Sharon 44, 105, 1 16, 117, 165 Burnett, Alvin 19, 120, 122 Burnett, Erk: 38 Butler, Lisa 19 Burton, Byron 50 Burton, Cheryl 50 Buysse, Anna Marie 44, 97, 1 13, 1 16 Byars, Cathrine 20, 68, 106, 1 14, 1 17 Bynum, left 38 Bynum, Wanda 20, 32 CakJweli, Mandy 50, 97, 165 Calhoun, Edward 50 Callens, Carl 38 Callens. lamal 50 Campbell. Gary 38 Campbell. Micheal 50 Campbell. Ralph 50 Carey, Karmen 44, 113 Carmack, Holly 44, 113,116 Carnathan, Fredrick 50 Camalhan, Nathan 12 Carnathan, Obie 38, 113 Carnathan, Theodore 38 Carr, Derrick 44, 158 Carr, Kathey 19 CarrolL LaTonya 18,20,82,94, 100, 113, 116, 160 Carroll, Todd 5, 38, 118, 165 Carter, Carol 51 Carter, Derrick 38 Carte r, Lynetta 20 Carter, Sonya 51 Carter, Yolanda 38, 113, 134 Cazer, Genie 38, 1 18 Chafin, Billy 27 Champion, left 51 Chandler, Kelli 38, 117 Chau, Mon 44 — Cheatam, Ricky 19, 118 Cheatam, Roger 19 Cherry, Abraham 44 Chhoeum, Moeum 51 Chhoeum, MuonSI Churchwell.TinaSl, 114, 158 Clay, Diane 118 Clayton, Ionia 51 Clenney, Donna 38 Cloud, Wesley 118 Clower, ludy 51 Coats, Leslie 19 Cobb, Calvin 51 Cobb, Micheal 51 Coen, Richard 39, 118 Cole, Darryl 44 Cole, Michelle 20 Coleman, luanita 45, 105 Colvin, Tori 45 Conner, Mattie 19 Cook, Bernadette 5 1 Cook, Bruce 50, 51, 89, 92, 123 Cooper, Dennis 45 Cooper, Gary 4, 160 Cooper,Karyn19,57,82,91, 100, 116 Copeland, Dennis 45, 115 Coshatt, Chis 51 Coverson, Angela 45 Coverson, Barbara 51 Covington, Garris 45, 123 Covington, Kimberly 51 Cowan, Roderick 39 Cowans, Sharon 45 Cozad, Kevin 22, 29, 67, 68, 105, 106, 134 Cozad, Lee 51 Criswell, Keith 45, 114 Crosby, Veronica 39, 113 Crutchfield, Krisli 16, 39, 114 Culwell,Gina97 Cummings, Bfyan 22 Daniels, Edward 51, 123 DanieL Danette 45, 113 Davis, Angela 45 Davis, Rickey 22 Davis, Willie 45 Dean, Belinda 39, 86, 92, 1 13, 134 Dent, Anjeanette 22, 113 Dial, latnes 51 Dixie, Olivia 51 Dobynes, Eric 45 Dodson, Tommy 28, 30, 91, 134 Donald, Rhonda 51 Dorsey,Billy20, 105, 117, 118 Dudley, Cheryl 20, 113 Dudley, lim 45, 123 Dunlap, Wayne 39 Eatmon, Craig 45 Eatmon, Dwight 39 Edwards, Tony 45, 120 Ellis. Milton 45, 99 Etheredge, Dwayne 45 Evans, Brenda 39 Evans, lackie 20 Evans, lohnny 45 Ezekiel, Amy 45 Ezekial, Frank 51 Fails,lulia20, 117 Fails, Lisa 39, 115 Fariey, Darryl 51 Faulkner, Wes 39 Fazehas, DanSl Fclton,Dorie39, 113 Ferguson, Alma 18, 22, 67, 73, 113 Ferguson, Rodney 39, 86, 92. 133 FiUsek, Paul 51, 123 Finch, Robin 22, 113 Finn, Cheryl 51 Floyd, Ralph 22 Fondren. Michael 45 Fondren,Kelly21,83, 118 Ford, lackie 21, 100. 116 Foster, Amy 51 Foster, Carmen 45, 113 Fowler, Carolyn 51. 114 Fowlef, Sunny 45 Fowtef , Frank 45 Foster, Amy 97 Franklin, Kenneth 52, 123 Freeman. Diangelo 39 Freeman, left 52, 114, 123 Fulmer, Tim 5, 12, 21, 67, 68, 82, 134, 160 Fuquay, Keith 21, 67, 120, 122 Franklin, Dale 22 Gann,Wayne7, 11,21,82,120,122,133 Calbreath, Ronald 39 Cainey,Cariyle52, 123 Cannon, Sherry 52 Garrett, k)hn 45 Gilbert, leletter 52 Gilbert, Louis 22, 122 Glenn, Demetrius 45, 122 ' ciktewell,Dean45,99 Gober, Shawn 39 Golson, Carol 52 Gotson, lerry 52 Goodgame. Donna 22, 32, 113 Goodgame, Yvette 52 Coza, Chris 22. 32 Graham, Scott 22, 118 Graves, Dennis 5, 165 Gray, Virgil 130 Green, lerrie 8, 45, 97 Grisselt, Chris 45 Crissett, Noel 52, 123 Grissom,Benny7, 11, 13,21,30,83, 118, 120, 122 Cross, Twanda 39 Guglkjtta, Kay 46 Gunter, leff 52 52, 105 Hamby, Eric 52 Hamilton, Cynthia 46, 99 Hamilton, Louvenia 46 Hamm, Regina 39 Hampton, Peter 46 166  Hafx:cxk,Be h46,99 HHardin, Edde 46 Hardv,Svtvia52, 114, 158 Hardy, Tracie 22,31, 91, 100, 116 Hardin. Meleigha 39, 105, 117 Harold, Leo 123 Harper, Socija 39, 101, 113, 116 Harper, Tarrence 46 Harre), Emarxiel 46, 122 hiarrel, Leo 52 Harris, Darren 46, 123 Harns,David 12,39,99 Harris, Edward 46 Harris, Lorenzo 57, 123 Harris, Micheal 39, 132 Haslem, Charles 52, 132 Hawkins, Ron 52 Hayden, |ane 52 Healh, Robin 23 Hemphill, Regtna 52 HennphiJI, Tawana 46 Herren, Mark 52 Herrod, Angela 46, 116 HHrod,)eff9, 15,23, 120,122 Hess, Kim 39,%, 117 Hickman, Mike 52 Hgginbotham.|anet21, 113 HUbum, Bubba21 Hilburn, Kim 23 Hilbum, Stephanie 52 Hill, AngeU 52 Hill,Kim23, 113, 117 mi, Louie46, 113, 116 Hogan,aiff 133 Holifield, Bndgel 46, 76, 88, 1 17, 1 34, 160 Holifield, Shawn 39 Holifield, William 23, 118 HoUey, Darryl 52 HoJIingsworth, lennifer 52 Hoaingsworth, Mike 2 1 , 67 Holtoway, Len 52 Holoway, Maria 21, 118 Holmes,Heidi39, 113, 134 Holmes, Mary Ann 134 Holmes, Metony 39, 67, 87, %, 1 17 Hombuckle, Martha 52, 1 14 Homer, Perry 21 Horton, Dana 46, 165 Hofton, Deonna 46 Horton, Pedro 52 Horton, Pete 123 Hough, Ketmeth 15, 71, 71, 120, 122, 130 Hough, Melanie 46 House, Tim 46 Howard, k3t¥¥iy 21, 91, 1 18 Howard, Joyce 46, 53 Howard, Linda 40 Howard, Mary 53, 99 Howard, Maunce 46 Howard, Yvette 23 Howletl, Mondra 46 Hu, lade 23 Huckabee, Darryl 23, 83, 92, 133 Huckabee,Davki23, 133 Hudson, LaDonna 23, 133 Huei, Chris 39. 1 18 Humphrey, Linda 53 Hyatt, Tina 23 Hyde,VKkie23 kner, Luther 53 Ireland, Shawn 10, 40, 1 18, 132, 162 lackson, Anthony 46 lackson, CarxJace 46 lackson, Cheryl 6, 40 lackson, Frank 46 lackson, Juan 53 lackson, Tracey 40, 1 13 lackson. Vaisia 40, 73 lanes. Penny 53 lemison. Wade 23, 105 Jenkins, Kenny 46 Jenkins, Roderick 46 lewell, Kenneth 7, 53, 99 k)hnson, Andrew 40, 113 lohnson, Carol 53 Johnson, Ellen 40, 101, 113, 116 Johnson, Gale 40, 113 kJhnson, GerakJean 53 Johnson,Kelly53, 113, 123 kJhnson, Matt 53, 134 Johnson, MKttelle 53 tohnson, Sharon 53 Jones, Anthony 40, 123 Jones, Brian 46, 159 lones,andy21, 105, 113 lones, Dennis 53, 123 |ones,Eddw47 tones, Luckxjs 47 Jones, Monkia 53 tones, lennifer 40 tones, Kim 40 tones, Racheal 53, 99 |ones,Sharon21, 101, 113 tones, Stephanie 53,116 tones. Terrolyn 40, 105, 118 tones. Tm 40 tordan. Roderick 53 Jordon, Micheal 53 |ustk:e,Shelly47, 113, 116 Keith, Catherine 53 Kennedy, Biy 53, 123 Kennedy, Jerry 23 Kimsey, Ben133 Kilpatrick, Betty 99, 113, 165 Kilpatrick, Frankie 40, 120 Kinard, Michelle 53, 97 King. Charles 40, 113, 130 King. Evelyn 53 Kirby, WiHiam 47 Kirksey, Arthur 40, 130 Knight, Tim 53, 123 Knight, Valerie 40, 76, 99, 115 Knighton, Lisa 53, 89, 134 Land, Terri 1 18 Langston. Dwayne 118 Lanier, Dwanna 53 Lanier, Eric 40 Lanier, Pamela 47, 99, 1 13 Lanier, Richard 40 Land, lefl LeVan, Andrea 53 Lawley, Phillip 47 Lawley, Renay 18, 21, 28, 30, 83, 91, 117 lawrerKe, Anthony 47 Lawson, Cheryl 40, 1 13 Lawson, Yolanda 54 Ledbetter.Wayne5,23,91, 134 Ledford, Dwanye 40, 1 18 Lee, Ion 40, 86, 114 Lee, Kim 14, 54 Leeper, Darryl 47, 159 Lewis, Kelvin 47 Lewis, Pat 54 Liner, Shawn 118 Lindsey, Teresa 40 Little, Stacy 54 Little, Timothy 40 Locke, Shane 40, 133 Lockett, Russell 54. 123 Lockhart, Max 23, 30, 31, 84, 130 Love. Mike 47. 105 lowery, Cheryl 113, 117 Lowery, lames 47, 123 Uoyd, DavkJ 47 Loyer, Murphy 54 lykes, Terry 40 Mac, Sophia 40 Maddox, Derrick 41, 130 Maddox.SandS4 Maner,Mollie41, 113 Manier, Kim 4 1, 92, %, 1 17, 165 Manier.Scott26, 32, 165 Mann, Qeixla Martjury, Robert 54 Marbury, Tammy 47 Mason, GeraW 41 Matthews,Jeff 41, 73, 76 Mathews, Todd 41, 114, 118 Mantranga, Lawrence 47 McArthur, Melanie 10, 24, 1 18 McCall, Monica 40 McCain, Susan 40, 105, 114 McClelen, James 54 McCtoud,Scott47, 123 McColough, Enc41 McCombs, Penny 24, 1 18 McCofd, Forsetta 47 McCordy, Rory 54 McCrae, lavanda McOay, Rafeal 54, 123 McChJten, lames 123 McCulough, Stephanie 54 McCurdy, Rkeatta 4 1 , 1 1 3 McCee, ClaretKe 41, 73 McChee, Belinda 41 McChee. Lemuel 54, 123 Mc aw, MadeJyn 26 McKinney, Derk: 47, 123, 133 Meadows, Felkria 41, 99, 1 15 Mendenhall, Isaac 54, 89, 123 Mendoca, MKhelle 54, 99, 165 Merritt, Qna 54 Miles, Leroy 10, 14, 41, 87, 120, 159. 160 Miller, Billy 26 Miler, Darren 54 Miller, Mie 26, 28, 31 Miller, Paul 41, 118 Mitdiel, Sonya 26 Mitchell, Vivian 41 Moody, Terri 24, 99, 1 17, 158 Moore, Andrew 26 Moore, Bridgette 47 Morgan, Antonk) 47 Morgan, Chris 41 Morgan, Steve 24, 104, 106, 165 Morrison, Makolm 47, 99 Morrison, Steve 41, 1 18 Mosley, FitzgeraW 54, 123 Mullen, lavan 47, 92, 113, 116, 117 Mulen, Kel 26, 32 Murphey, Wayne 47 Murphree, Donna 41 Mun-ay, Dana41,99, 114 Murray, Marietta 41, 101, 116 Nesby, James 54, 123 t lesby, Marcus 14, 15, 41, 120 Newton. Lori 47, 113 Ngoyen, Buoi 47 Ngvyen, Thad 54 Nkkols, Derrick 54, 99 NUes, Angelia 24, 18, 28, 31, 103, 105, 106, 73, 76 Norris, Anna 47 Morris, Tara 54 Norton, Doug 54 Norwood, Lee 41 Odom. Cathy 15. 48. 97, 165 Olive, Elise 48, %, 113, 116, 117 O ' Kelly, Kristi 6, 48, 92. 97. 1 1 3, 1 16 cms, Danny 41 Otts,Mary48 Palmer,Mk:helle4,41, 118 Pariter,Fred24, 115, 120, 133 167 Parker, leff 26 Parker, Roketa 38, 41,99 Parker, Steven 48, 1 18 Pearson, Derrick 54 Pearson, Jaquel 48 Pender, leff 24 Perkins, Kim 48, 116 Perkins, Steve 54, 99 Perry, Wendell 41, 130 Peterson, Detrica 48, 116 Pham, Chip 16, 48 Pham, Hoang 48 Phung, Sun 28, 31,73 Pierce, Frank 54, 114, 123 Potter, George 48 Powell, Alice 41, 134 Powell, Karen 41 Powell, Mark 48 Power, Karyn 134 Praytor, John 48 Preston, Ronald 120, 122 Price, Danny 48 Price, Tracy 55 Prince, Cleophus 42 Prince, Tesa 55 Proctor, Forrest 55 Procter,Vickie26, 113, 118 Pryor, |arvis42, 130 Pugh, Reginald 42 Putman, Kathy 48 Ragusa, Phillip 48, 99 Ray,Cinger42, 113, 161 Ray, Terrie 48, 1 16 Rawls, Stacy 48 Reese, David 24 Reid,Shamff48, 116 Reynolds, leff 24, 105, 120, 122 Renolds, Renae48, 116 Rice, Deborah 48, 116 Rot erts, Darryl 9 Roberts, Gregory 55 Robertson, Robert 26 Rodda, Bruce 24, 29, 31, 84, 120, 122 Rodgers, Landon 42 Rodgers, loseph 42 Roseman, Pamela 55 Rowe, Alicia 55 Rowe, Charles 6, 42 Rowser, Rosalyn 48, 116 Royster, Mary 42, 101,113 Royster, Mona 24 Rudolph, Darryl 55 Rudolph, Manuetta 48 Rudolph, Eric 42 Ruffin, Paula 42, 114 Runyan, Massey 55 Russell, Perry 48 Russell, Sherry 42, 105 Rutledge, loseph 26 Rutledge, Roderick 29, 31, 85, 105, 120, 122 Sailors, Ronald 55 Samuel, Tara 55 Sanford, Charles 26 Sanfofd, Tanya 48 Saunders, Mark 48 Schatz, Cyndy 14, 24, 28, 30, 67, 69, 73, 117 Schatz, |im 48 Schnader, Steven 24, 118 Scott,Carla48,96, 113, 116, 160 Searight, LeTonja 26, 134 Self,Rhonda42,67,73, 114, 117 Sellers, Oliver 26 Sewell, Kelli 11, 13, 24, 28, 66, 67, 70, 84, 97, 105, 165 Sharp, Karen 55 Shelton, Robert 49 Sherer, lamie 24, 28, 30, 67, 84, 91, 118 Sfierer, Tim 55 Showers, Lisa 49 Showers, Richard 55, 130 Sidle, Kim 24, 29, 31, 67, 85, 93, 105, 117 Sims, Barbara 42, 67, 117 Sitns, Sooja 55 Sims, Traci 55 Slaughter, Mike 49 Small,MaryAnn25, 113, 117 Smallwood, lohn 26 Smith, Cassandra 49, 105, 116, 118 Smith, Delores 13, 14, 25, 67, 1 13 Smith, MaHin 55 Smith, Mathew 26, 105, 120, 122 Smith, Sandra 42, 161 Smith, Scott 42 Smith,Stenson17,42, 120 Smith, Steve 42 Smith, Teresa 55 Snow, DonaW 55, 123 Snow, Ray 55 Soloman, Qndy 42, 73, 114, 117 Spencer,Finn27, 32, 118 Spencer, Luther 42, 99 Spencer, luvonna 27, 113 Spencer, Scott 55, 123 Spigner, Selandra 49, 116 Stalnaker, Cheryl 49, 1 13, 1 16 Steele, Lisa 42 Steve, Sandra 55 Stevenson, lerome 38, 42, 130, 162 Stewart, Bobby 25, 67, 120, 122, 133 Stewart, lerry 42, 106, 117 ' Stewart, Rob 42, 67, 87, 1 20 Stiff, Charles 42, 113 Stipes, Derek 55 Stokes, Kristie 55 Stokes, Sylvester 123 Stoles, Calvin 42 Stoves,Calvin14, 120, 133 Street, Tim 6, 18, 25, 28, 30, 117, 118 Stricklin, Andrea 55,114 Stringer, Elliot 49 Stokes, Sylvester 49 Stroup, Danny 5, 42, 117 Sturdivant, Darrell 49 Sturdivant, Phyllis 42 Swann, Christy 25, 117 Swenson, Sonja 49, 116 Taylor, Alonzo 55, 118 Taylor, Angela 43 Taylor, Chris 15, 43, 105 Taylor, Raymond 49 Taylor, Samuel 49 Taylor, Willie 43 Tenhet, Tracy 5, 43 Thomas, Darron 49 Thomas, Debbie 43 Thomas, Mike 55, 123 Thomas, Shallene 49 Thompson, Alex 27, 91 Thompson, Felicia 55 Thompson, Wanda 49, 113, 116 Tidwdl, Craig 25, 107 Tigner, Dwight 20, 120, 122 Tdbert, Willie 10, 14, 42, 120 Toyer, Angela 56 Toyer, leff 43 Toyer, Sharon 49 Tremble, Keisha 55, 105 Turner, Barry 43 Turner, Terrance 49 Tyes, Angela 25, 1 18 Tyes,Tim43, 118 Underwood, Kim 43, 114 Vines, Alice 27 Vines, Chariie 49, 88, 123, 133 Waits, Denise 49, 116 Walder, leff 48, 88, 123 Walder, lerri 27, 28, 30, 85, 91, 105, 117, 161 Walker, Valada 49, 113 Ward, Dionne 49 Ware, Yetta Warren, Robert 25, 227, 67 Washington, nil 56, 89, 92 Weatherly, Alicia 43 Weathers, Al 56, 123 Wedgeworth, Sherry 43, 113, 113 Wedgeworth, Terry 49 Wesley, Steve 43 Wesson, lana 43, 107, 114, 117, 165, 161 Weston, Dora 56 Weston, lonathan 49, 122 Whatley, Amy 25, 29, 103, 113 Whisenhunt, Dana 49 White, Davida 49 White, Ronnie 43, 105 White, Susan 56 White, Tim 25, 118 Whitlen, David 27, 118 Whitfield, Katrina 14, 27, 118 WhWey, Keith 43 Whittaker, loan 27, 103, 107, 113, 67, 73 Whitten, Evelyn 56 Whilten,Tracy27, 105, 113 Wiggins, WikJa 4, 105 Wiggs, George 25, 28, 85, 105, 114, 120, 122, 161, 66, 67, 73 Wiggs,Margo56,97,67 Wiggs,Trad56, 114, 162 Wilborn, Shewane 43 Wiley, Emanuel 56 Williams, Angela 27, 105 Williams, Barry 56 Williams, Cedric 49 Williams, David 49 Williams, Delores 43 Williams, Gwen Williams, Grady 49 Williams, Lucile 25 Williams, Robert 15, 43, 105, 120, 150 Williams, Tommy 123 Williams, Tracy 56 Willingham, leff 49 Willis, Claude 43, 120 Willis, Stephanie 25, 29, 113, 117, 162 Wilson, Bobby )oe 123 Wintiorn, Syleria Winbom, Tina 56 Woffard, Shannon 56, 123 Wolaver, Craig 27, 118 Woods, Charles 43 Wortham, Mie 56 Worthy, Michelle 27, 113 Wright, Artimese 56 Wright, Cathy 56 Wright, Linda 25, 115 Wyatt,Mk:helle27, 113 Wynn, Corey 56 Yarbrough, Eric 49 Yarbrough, Tonya 56 Young, Mekxiy 16, 38, 43, 87 YoungWood, Kelly 49 Zavatchen, Mike 56 168 ALMA MA TtR Nestled in Red Mountain ' s bosom, Cradled by the Troth; Proudly reigns our Alma Mater O ' er the spirit of youth; May we begin down in the valley And climb up to the crest, Bearing our banners of blue and scarlet For Banks we ' ll seek the quest!