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J trange-U aois The Bells High School Yearbook Staff Proudly presents the 1979 EAGLE MEMORIES OF BEING MEMORIES OF ACHIEVING jk MEMORIES OF TEACHING MEMORIES OF LEARNING MEMORIES OF MEETING MEMORIES OF COMPETING 3 •o t c HL czflxounA SHERI CURTIS SCOTT WILLIAMS zA [o l cMajuiufnru. d [o L 'MtautifaC s4toii Couxtioui PHILIP SULLIVAN ARLEEN HOWELL MARK HOLLAND LINDA HOLLAND JbznLox (2tafL± avorLte.! DON PEYTON — Don, known and liked by everyone in school from elementary, high school, and faculty, is especially interested in all types of sports. Tennis and rac- quetball are his favorites. MICHELLE GRANGER — Michelle has won many hon- ors this year. She loves her cocker spaniel, Misty, and ani- mals of all kinds. She has many friends and enjoys being with them. She loves to read and work on the yearbook. junior (2[cl±± avoiLtEi CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS — Christopher is a real outdoors- man. He likes hunting and camping. He enjoys basket- ball and football. One interesting hobby Chris has is working and fixing up old trucks. LISA DAVIS — Lisa is a sportsperson. She enjoys all sports. She really likes to play basketball — and she’s very good at it. Her hobbies include horse- back riding, camping, and cook- ing. 8 Sofifionioz£. cnjozitzi THERESA FOUST — Theresa loves to be out- side. She likes to swim, ride bikes, and play ten- nis. Her hobbies are sew- ing and cooking. BRADY MOORE — Brady has sports on his mind. He loves to play bas- ketball and baseball and enjoys watching all other sports. In his spare time on weekends, he likes to ride motorcycles with his friends. man CL id. 3a jozits.6. DONALD WILLIAMS — Donald has varied interests. He likes to play and watch bas- ketball, draw, and skate. His favorite subject in school is English, although Donald says he doesn’t do so well. He likes to be noticed and to be around people — especially girls. JILL EMERSON — Jill leads a very active life. She likes most sports. Her hobbies are swimming, playing tennis, and reading. She says she enjoys being around people and enter- taining for them. 9 J oi.t to cSuccilA GLENN KELTNER CHRISTINE SPITZER o k DaLinttA (Jnti[Ccctuaf JILL EMERSON WARREN ELIZER VIRGINIA HAYES GLENN KELTNER Sexi iSc ooC cSfiixit BRADY MOORE MICHELLE GRANGER cMoii c ftfibtic ALEX ROBERTSON LISA DAVIS THERESA FOUST RYAN RICHARDS 11 1st Alternate, Virginia Hayes; McClain. anA zHt Couxt 1st Maid, Sarah Jackson; Queen, Michelle Granger; 2nd Maid, Tammy Watridge; 2nd Alternate, Phyllis 12 . HIM THE CAST Sheri Curtis, Jane Revelle, Darren Foust, Tommy White, Carolyn Davis, Mark Holland, Karen Lukenbill, Rob- bie Spraggins, Michelle Granger, Wendy Hen- derson, Glenn Keltner, Kim Stephens, Sarah Jackson, Rex Climer, Richard Jordan, Jane Noel, Nancy Yarb- rough, Jeff Tippett, Jo Ann Savage, Richard Lee, Gloria Edwards, Ray Wood, Don Pey- ton, Bruce Crutchfield, Christine Spitzer GJfis Lpxims GJims Glims. SENIORS Sheri C urtis Presiden t Mark Holland —Treasurer smoz± Alex Robertson V-President Gloria Edwards — Reporter Wendy Henderson — Secretary Donnie Peyton — Reporter REX CLIMER - FFA I, 2, 3; Rep. 3; Rafter Cutting; Tool Idcnt.; Land Mea.: Dairy Judging 1; Livestock Judging 3; Green- hand and Chapter Farmer; Eyrie Staff 2. 3. 4; Reporter 2; Photog- rapher 2. 3. 4; Sentinel Photographer 4; A-Club 3; BHS Chorus 2. 3; Eagle Photographer 4; I WAS A TEENAGE DRACULA; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; Statistician 3; Gold Key Winner and National Finalist in Scholastic Magazines Photography Contest; Blue Ribbon Winner County Art and Photography Exhibit; Jour- nalism Certificate 4; Boys State. JEFF CROSSNOE - FHA 1.2. BRUCE CRUTCHFIELD — FFA I, 2. 3. 4; THE PRIME TIME CRIME. SHERI CURTIS Best All Around 4; Basketball I. 3, 4; Stat. 2; FHA 1. 2. 3, 4; Encounters I, 2, 3; Sec. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Eyrie Staff 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor 4; Page Make-up 3, 4; Rep. 2, 3. 4; Thespi- ans I. 2. 3, 4; Rep. 3; SOUND OF MUSIC; WIZARD OF OZ; SHAKESPEARE'S LADIES; NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th; DOUBLE DOOR; One Act Play 3rd Place; Best Actress 3; Latin I; Tournament I: Sr. Class President; Girl's State 3; “A” Club 3; BHS Chorus 2, 3; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; Journalism Cer- tificate 4; Outstanding FHA Officer 4; Most Outstanding Senior Girl. r ANDY EDWARDS Baseball 3.4; FFA 3. 4; Dairy Judging. GLORIA EDWARDS — Basketball I; FHA I; Eagle Staff 3. 4; Beta Club 3. 4; Sec. 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2; Secretary 3; Reporter 4: Voc. School Ag Depart. Teenager of the Year: Cosmetology Sec.; VOE Parliamentarian; THE PRIME TIME CRIME: Saluta- toriam RANDY EMISON — FFA 1.2. SAMMIE EPPERSON — Basketball I: Manager 2: FFA 3. DARREN FOUST Baseball 1; FFA 1; THE PRIME TIME CRIME. MICHELLE GRANGER Most Beautiful 3: Class Favorite 3, 4; Most School Spirit 4; Basketball 1; Homecoming Royalty 1; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Encounters 1. 2, 3; V. Pres. 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Eagle Staff 3, 4: Eyrie Staff 4; Typist 4; Beta Club 3, 4: Rep. 4; Class Reporter 3; Miss Bells Royalty, 1st Maid 3; Girl’s State 3; FFA Sweetheart 3: BHS Chorus 2, 3; SOUND OF MUSIC; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; Miss Bells 4: Eagle Service Award 4; Journalism Certificate 4. WENDY HENDERSON — Most Dependable 3; Basketball I. 2; Stal. 3, 4: FHA I. 2. 3. 4: Convention 3: Encounters I. 2, 3; Song Leader 3; Advisory Officer 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4: Eagle Staff 2, 3. 4; Eagle Business Manager 3; Eyrie Staff 2. 3. 4; Co-Editor 4; Page Make-up 3, 4; Rep. 2. 3,4; Beta Club 2. 3.4; Treasurer 3: SOUND OF MUSIC; NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th: WIZARD OF OZ; SHAKESPEARE’S LADIES; Finalist Lambuth Speech Tourn. 3; One Act Play. 3rd Place 2; Latin I; Tourn. I; Certificate of Merit I; Class Secretary 4; Girl's State 3; BHS Chorus 2, 3; “A” Club 2, 3. 4: THE PRIME TIME CRIME; Nominated Press Scimitar Teenager of the Week. Journalism Cert. 4; Eagle Best Layout 4. SAMMIE HICKS—Basketball4: Mgr. 2.3; FFA 1.2.3.4. JAMES HILL — Basketball 1. 2, 4; FFA 1. 2, 3; Art Club I; “A” Club 3. MARK HOLLAND — Most Courteous 4; Most Dependable 3; Basketball I; Baseball 1; FFA 1, 2; Eagle Staff 3. 4; Photographer 3. 4; Eyrie Staff 2. 3. 4; Rep. 2; Photog. 2. 3. 4; THSPA Contest 3; Honorable Mention; West Tenn. State Fair 3rd Place; Sentinel Photog. 3, 4; Latin 1.2; Latin Club I. 2, 3. 4; Sec. 2; Rep. 4; Tourn. I. 2; BHS Chorus 2. 3; I WAS A TEENAGE DRACULA; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; Class Treasurer 4; Certificates of Merit in Scholastic Magazine’s Photography Contest; Blue Ribbon Winner County Art and Photography Contest: 1st Place in Photography in State THSPA Contest; BHS Most Valuable Staffer; Journalism Certificate; Math Tournament 4. ARLEEN HOWELL — Most Beautiful 4; FHA I. 2. 4; Encoun- ters I. 2, 3; Chorus 1,2: Library Club 2. 3. 4; Eagle Staff 4; Eyrie Staff 4; Typist 4: Beta Club 4; Miss Bells Royalty, 1st Alt. 3; BHS Chorus 2. 3; Best Layout Eagle. 4: Journalism Cert. 4. SARAH JACKSON — Cheerleader 3. 4: FHA I, 2. 3, 4: Encoun- ters I, 2, 3; Song Leader 3; Advisory Officer 4; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Thespians 1, 2. 3. 4; V. Pres. 3; SOUND OF MUSIC; NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th; WJZARD OF OZ: SHAKESPEARE'S LADIES: Supporting Actress Lambuth Speech Tourn. 2; BHS Chorus 2, 3; “A” Club 3, 4; Miss Bells Royalty 2nd Maid 3; THE PRIMETIMECRIME. BARBARA JONES — FHA I, 2, 3; Encounters 1, 2, 3; Chorus I, 2. 3; Music Club I. 2: Library Club 2, 3: BHS Chorus 2. 3. RICHARD JORDAN FFA I, 2: THE PRIME TIME CRIME; BHS Chorus. GLENN KELTNER Best All Around 3; Most Intellectual 4; Most Studious 2; Most Likely to Succeed 4: Basketball 3; Baseball I. 2. 3.4; FFA I. 2; Eagle Staff 3; Eyrie Staff 3. 4; Asst. Ed. 4; Page Make-up 4: Rep. 3. 4; Jackson Sun Rep. 4; Sentinel Rep. 4; Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Rep. 3; V. Pres. 4; THSPA 2nd Place Feature Writing 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Pres. 2; Tourn. I. 2; 3rd Place 2; Honora- ble Mention I; Class Pres. 2. 3; V. Pres. I; Boy's Slate 3; Math Tour. I, 2. 3, 4; “A” Club 3; Treas. 3; Nominated Press Scimitar Teenager of the Week; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; 1st Place Feature Writing in State THSPA Contest; Journalism Cert. 4; Valedictorian; Lion's Club Most Outstanding Senior; Most Out- standing Senior Boy. MARK KING FFA I. 2. 3; Eyrie Staff 2. 3.4; Page Make-up 3. 4; Rep. 2. 3; Photog. 2. 3. 4: 3rd Place in County Art Exhibit 4; Journalism Certificate. RICHARD LEE— FFA I. 2; Chapter Farmer Degree. KAREN LUKENBILL Class Favorite 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA I, 2. 3. 4; Little Sister 1; Encounters 1. 2. 3; Chorus I. 2. 3, 4; Outstanding FHA Member 3; Music Club I. 2; Music Participa- tion Award; Outstanding Ability in Music Award; Class Reporter I; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; All District and All County Bas- ketball 4; Best Offensive Basketball Player 4. CONNIE MADDOX FHA I, 2, 3: Encounters I. 2. 3; Chorus 2; Music Club 1, 2. 3; Art Club 3: Library Club I. 2. 3: Miss Bells Royally. 2nd Alt 3: BHS Chorus 2. 3. GARY MOYERS FFA I. 2: Chapter Farmer Degree: Sec. VICA Voc. School. DON PEYTON Mr. BHS 4; Best Personality 3; Class Favorite 2. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3; FFA I, 2, 3. 4; Eyrie Staff 3. 4: Page Make- up 4: Rep. 3. 4; Sentinel Rep. 4: Class Rep. 3. 4; Boy’s Stale 3; “A” Club 2, 3: BHS Chorus 2, 3: Most Admired 3: THE PRIME TIME CRIME: Journalism Certificate 4. PHILLIP PORTER — Baseball 2: FFA L 2; Greenhand Chapter Farmer. JANE REVELLE Cheerleader 1; FHA I, 2, 3. 4; Encounters 1, 2. 3; Chorus 2. 3, 4; Art Club 3. 4: Eagle Staff 3. 4: Co-Editor 4; Eyrie Staff 2, 3. 4; Rep. 2. 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3. 4: Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4: SHAKESPEARE’S LADIES; WIZARD OF OZ; DOUBLE DOOR; SOUND OF MUSIC; NIGHT OF JANU- ARY 16th; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; Pantomime, 2nd Place 1; 1st Place 2, 3; One Act Plays 2nd Place; Journalism Certificate 4; Math Tournament 4; Best Thespian 4; District II Tournament Pantomime 1st 4. ALEX ROBERTSON Most Athletic 4; Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Basketball Leadership 3; Baseball I. 2. 3; Baseball Leadership 3; All District 3; “A” Club 3; Pres. 3; FFA 1.2.4; Land Measuring 2; Eagle Staff 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1; Rep. 2; V. Pres.,3. 4: All District and County 4; Best Defensive Player 4. JO ANN SAVAGE Basketball I; FHA 1. 2, 3; Music Club 3; THEPRIMETIMECRIME. ANNETTE SIMMONS Basketball I. 3. 4; Homecoming Roy- ally 1.2. 3; FHA I; Chorus I; OEA Club Officer. CHARLES SHERRON — Basketball I, 2. 3. 4. RICKY SKELTON — FFA 1.2. CHRISTINE SPITZER Most Likely to Succeed 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3: Slat. 1. 2; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; Encounters I. 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Music Club 4; Eagle Staff 3. 4; Ads Mgr. 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1.2. 3.4; Sec. 4; Treas. 3: Tourn. 1. 2; Honorable Men- tion 2; Class Treas. 1; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; Eagle Most Valuable Staffer 4. ROBBIE SPRAGGINS Miss BHS 4; Best All Around 3; Class Favorite 3; Basketball I. 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Captain 4: Home- coming Royalty 3; FHA 1, 2. 3.4; Sub. Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Eyrie Staff 3; Thespians I. 2. 3. 4; Pres. 3; Voice of Democ- racy 1st County. 3rd District; Class Sec. 2; FFA Sweetheart 4; BHS Chorus 2, 3; “A” Club 3; Sec.; NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th; SOUND OF MUSIC; WIZARD OF OZ; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; SHAKESPEARE’S LADIES; Martin Speech Tourn. 3rd Prose; One Act Play 3rd; Latin I; Tourn. I; Bookkeeping Award 4; Red Rose Girl 4; Beta Club 4. KIM STEPHENS Basketball 1; Stat. 3; Cheerleader 4; FHA L 2. 3, 4; Convention 2; Encounters I, 2. 3; Advisory Officer 4; Cho- rus 2. 3.4; Eagle Staff 4; Eyrie Staff 4: Typist 4; Beta Club 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; SOUND OF MUSIC; WIZARD OF OZ; Finalist White Station Speech Tourn.; Lambuth Speech Tourn.; “A” Club 3; BHS Chorus 2. 3: Class Treasurer 3; Rep. 2; Girl’s Slate 3; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; Eagle Service Award 4; Journalism Cer- tificate 4. TRACY TINKER FFA 1. 2. JEFF TIPPETT - Baseball 2. 3.4; FFA I. 2,4; Greenhand Chap- ter Farmer; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; Bookkeeping Award 4. VANESSA VINES FHA 1, 2.3. 4; Encounters 1. 2. 3; Chorus 2, 3. 4; Library Club 2, 3. 4: V. Pres. 3; Eagle Staff 3, 4; Eyrie Staff 3. 4; Page Make-up 4; Rep. 3, 4; Bela Club 3. 4; Treasurer 4: Math Tourn. I; BHS Chorus 2, 3; American Auxiliary Essay, 3rd Place 2; Journalism Certificate 4. SUE WEATHERHOLT Art Club 3. 4; 1st Place in Water Col- ors at Crockett County Library Art Contest; Outstanding Ameri- can History Student 4; Beta Club 4. CHARLES WEBB — Basketball L 2. 3. 4; “A Club 2. 3. 4: FFA 1.2.4. TOMMY WHITE — FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; Eagle Staff 3, 4; Co-Editor 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Latin 1, 2; Latin Club I, 2; Pres. 2; Tourn. I. 2; Math Tourn. 1. 2; FFA Creed Contest I; Parliamentary Procedure I; Livestock Judging 2; Greenhand I; Chapter Farmer Degree 2; Land Measuring 2; World History Contest, 2nd Place 3; THE PRIME TIME CRIME; Union University History Contest Hon- orable Mention 4. zSznioi cJ-f( onoz± Glenn Keltner — Most Outstanding Senior Boy; Sheri Curtis — Most Outstanding Senior Girl. Glenn Keltner Lion’s Club Most Outstanding Senior; Carolyn Davis — DAR Award. GRADUATION SPEAKERS Glenn Keltner. Valedictorian; Sheri Curtis. Senior Class President; Gloria Edwards, Salutatorian. 28 BILL EMERSON DONALD NANNEY Superintendent Principal 7-12 Left to right. Standing: Joe Williams, Henry Williams, Ray Permenter, Tom Damall. Seated: Billy Cobb, Hugh Lewis, Bill Emerson. 30 MRS. LINDA BRIDGES Principal K.-6 GUY RENFRO Pupil Personnel ROSE ANN NORVILLE Secretary LISA ROLAND Secretary LYNN McCALLA H.S. Math B.S., M.S. Lambuth; Memphis State JEAN NORVILLE Business A.B., M.A. Murray State; Univ. of Ky. . . . guiding young peo- ple in acquiring the tools of thinking for them- selves. ANNIE WISTA WILLIAMS H.S. English B.A., M.A. Union U. Memphis State LEWIS T. BRANTLEY H.S. History B.A., M.S. Lane, Memphis State . . . very enjoyable to me. I get satisfaction from helping students. . . . the most that I can leave to humanity. JAMES T. ELIZER H.S. Science B.S., M.S., M.A.; Ga. Tech; Univ. of Tenn. . . . fun, interesting, and rewarding. ELAINE FESMIRE Home Economics B.S. UTM, Lambuth 32 DONALDNANNEY Agriculture A S., B.S.; UTM; MSU . . . the means by which young adults become tomorrow’s leaders. . . . much more than just a job! PAMELA AYDELOTT English B.S., M.S.; Tenn. Tech, U.T. at Martin . . . a profession that is very challenging and has many rewards. SAMMY NAYLOR P.E. Drivers Ed. B.S., M.S. Union U. MSU . . . making basketball players understand that they must wear tennis shoes! DAVID McCUTCHEON Coach B.S. M.A. UTM; Murray State BETTY ALLEN Guidance Counselor B.S., M.S. U.T. at Martin . . . a rewarding experience. . . . a paradox; I have a kind of love-hate rela- tionship with it. Some days it’s fun; some days it’s a terrible chore. For- tunately the good out- weighs the bad, or I would not still be here. GEORGIA W. ELIZER Librarian A.B., M.A. (L.S.) Lambuth. Peabody 33 MRS. BARBARA PRUITTE J.H. Social Studies B.A. Lane College . . . just one of the many ways that I am able to help others learn and appreciate how to help themselves. . . . presenting subject matter so that others may learn. TURNER JONES J.H. Science B.S.; Lane College . . . trying one’s best to instill into today’s youth the knowledge they need to be tomorrow’s adults. CATHERINE J. HOOVER J.H. Math B.S.; Union U. Memphis State U. . . . a sharing of myself with other people. It offers a challenge of encouraging others to develop their greatest potential! MRS. CAROL WIRWA Sixth Grade B.S., M.S.; UT Nashville . . . a bundle of laughts. AMY F. ROLLERI J.H. English B.S.: Elmire College . . . sharing knowledge with young people for their future. GARY R. ASLIN Sixth Grade B.A.. M.Ed.; Union; Memphis State 34 OPAL WOODSON Fifth Grade B.A.; Union University . . . a gratifying and challenging profession. ... my cup of tea. LINDA WARREN BRIDGES Third Grade B.S., MSCW; M.S., MSU . . . thinking positively about the human aspects of the instruc- tional program, and wel- coming the many oppor- tunities to mold and guide the finest aspira- tions of youth. NORA SMITH WYATT Fourth Grade B.A.. M.S.; Howard U. Morgan State U. ... a job that has new experiences happening every day! MARLA CALDWELL Second Grade B.S. Ed; Memphis State MARTHA MORRIS First Grade B.S.; Lambuth College . . . teaching is reward- ing. MARY LOUISE ELLISON Kindergarten B.A.; Lane College, Lambuth College 35 At 'w MRS. MARTHA BARRY Resource B.S.: U.T. at Martin . . . a constant chal- lenge. . . . helping others through skills, under- standing. and ability. REVA JEAN FISHER Title I Lane College, M.S.U. B.A. . . . climbing the ladder to higher learning. . . . a challenge. It takes a lot of time and patience to learn the special needs of each child. DORIS BINGHAM Title I B.A.. M.S.; Memphis State U. EMILY WARD Title I B.A.; Union University FREDA KENNER Speech and Drama A.B.. M.A.; Union U., University of Tenn. . . . a joy and always an inspiration. LINDA ASLIN Piano B.A. Union University 36 . . . a very rewarding experience. MRS. BEVERLY ENGLISH Speech and Hearing B.S.; U.T. Martin; Lambuth . . . to help others to reach a higher goal. MARY C. LIGON Aide . . . assisting the teach- ers. PEGGIE PEYTON Aide . . . interesting. Every day is different. SARAH KEE Aide 37 MRS. MURA SHERROD Senior Aide 38 Standing: Linda Ellington, Virginia Emison, Jewell Via, Betty Revelle. Sitting: Debra Raines, Shirley Jones, Dorothy Qualls. Edna Broyld David Ellington Stephen Hayes Lisa Horton Anita Butler Lexie Crawford John Emerson Jo Ann Ellison junior . Nadine Crook i •• 11 Lisa Davis Debra Graves J id Elayne Hayes OFFICERS — Tommy Roland, V-Pres., Elayne Hayes, Rep., John Emerson, Pres.. Patricia Savage, Rep., Julia Norville, Treas. Tony Hayes Denise Kendrick Tina Mayfield Phyllis McClain Julia Norville 40 Doo zA [ ucfi David Angela Bill Pickens Pitl Qualls Tommy Roland Randy Rosson Patricia Savage Tommy Savage Vitini Searcy fc. Anna Stanback Philip Sullivan Jo Weatherholt Chris Williams Donnie Winberry Judy Winberry 41 W Beverly Bridger Michael Britton Soj2.flO 4 Theresa Craig Rex Crossnoe Cindy Davis Dabney Edmonds Ray Charles Estes Wayne Gregory Virginia Hayes OFFICERS — Scott Williams, Pres., Donald Woods, V-Pres., Dabney Edmonds, Rep., Vir- ginia Hayes, Rep., Theresa Foust, Sec., Linda Holland, Treas. Warren Elizer Jeff Greenwell James George Jackie Helton Linda Holland Amanda Keltner Vickie Ketchum Doug Kail Rich Kail Barry King 42 tSo J maxt Cheryl King Denise Lovelace Jeffrey Lovelace Kenny Lovelace Debra Mayfield Rickie Meadows Brady Moore Tammie Pate Diane Pigue Doug Phelps Jeannie Simmons Marla Pace Karen Patrick Jeff Pigue Tommy Pirtle Beverly Vaden a Tammy Watridge Allyson Webb Scott Williams Raymond Sherron Donald Woods Mark Damall Scott Darnall Bruce Davis Joe Crook h, Robin Cobb Geneva Cole Vince Edwards Jill Emerson Angelia Emison Melissa Gibson OFFICERS — Laura Nanney, Sec., Donald Williams, Treas., Mark Darnall. Pres., Jill Emerson, Rep., Beverly Graves, V-Pres., Barbara Cobb, Rep. Farrow Gibson Raymond Gibson Cindy Grant Beverly Graves Carl Haynes Betty Hendrix Debra Hicks Steve Hoback 44 az Gut Mona McKay Ricky McLemore i ' Bud Noel Sam Norville Thomas McMullin Melissa Pigue Diane Meadows i Zandra Pigue Billy Mullins Laura Nanney Anthony Rankin Richard Redmond Ryan Richards Sherry Simmons fc. L Delores Stanback Jerome Studard Dee Weatherholt Dalton Webb Patty Western Brenda Simmons J Troy Simmons Donald Williams Shelia Williams Stephanie Williams James Wilson Teresa Wilson Tony Winberry Michael Williams 45 Tammy Bushart Timmy Davis Tracy Dotson John Edwards Jerry Crutchfield Mark Edwards Willie Edwards ZzUjtitli. Sherri Ellison Todd Francis Beth Gibson I William Hardin OFFICERS — Willie Edwards, Treas., Tracy Dotson, V-Pres., Kevin Ligon, Sec., Sandra Tinker. Rep., Sherri Ellison, Rep., Lisa Curtis, Pres. Pam Hensley Judy Faulkiner Sheryl Gregory Paul Jackson N li . i Lisa King Danny Leek Kevin Ligon Tana Lukenbill Marty Moore Jo Kendrick 46 Vanessa Morris Vincent Parker Gary Peyton Lisa Pigue Deborah Pace Tracy Pirtle Stacye Simmons Brian Skelton Jeff Taylor Tina Thompson Billy Sipes Anita Tate Carla Thomas Laura Tinker Sandra Tinker Steven Tinker Tony White Lue Vem Webb Michael Williams Shelia Williams 47 Gina Davis Jon Holland David Hulme Tony Johnson Richie Castellaw Leanne Gram Rhonda Campbell Siacey Edwards Clay Craig Howard Graves Dianne Davis Gina Henderson Tammy Crossnoe Anthony Hart James Howell Tracy Jaynes Carolyn Jones Tommy Leek Janice Lovelace Jeff Lovelace Curtis Lacy Emily Lowery Carolyn Meadows Jean McKay Berneda McFadden Tabitha Mills Brian Morris 48 (f xaAz. I Mark Moyers Shelia Porter Dina Thomason James Tippett. Jr. Jamie Nanney Gene Permenter Glenn Phelps 1 Gwen Pirtle Larry Qualls Michelle Rankin Lonell Savage Adam Siler V1 Joy Smith Barrie Tinker Tammy Vines Kim Watson Ray Weatherholt Chris Williams Farris Williams Shelia Wilson Kurt Walker Youlanda Williams Stanley Williams Shawn Williams Michelle Williams Kurt Williams Tammy Williams 0 20 Td BOYS STATE AND GIRLS STATE Steve Watkins. Randy Rosson, Tommy Savage. John Emerson. Julia Norville. Elayne Hayes, and Vitini Searcy. WARREN ELIZER National Finals — Scholastic Magazine's Photography Contest 2nd Place — THSPA State Press Photography Contest Best of Show — County Art Exhibit LAURANANNEY Third Place Mid-South Latin Tournament Memphis State University BEVERLY BRIDGER FHA State Secretary 50 Top left: Advanced Math Contest Participants — Glenn Kellner, Mark Holland, Jane Revelle, and Elayne Hayes. Top right: Algebra I and II — Randy Rosson, John Emerson, and Laura Nanney. Left: Spelling Bee Winners — Catherine Jernigan and Joe Kendrick. 51 7 Right: LATIN CONTEST WINNERS Linda Holland — 2nd Place Project. taura Nanney 3rd Place Project and Exam. Robin Cobb — 1st Place Project. Jill Emer- son — Honorable Mention. Teresa Wilson Certificate of Merit. Virginia Hayes Certif- icate of Merit. Bottom left: CROCKETT COUNTY LIBRARY ART EXHIBIT WIN- NERS — Berneda McFadden. 1st Place J.H. Acrylics: Charles Cheathan. 1st Place Mechanical Drawing: Sue Weatherholt, 1st Place Water Colors. 1st Place Acrylics. 2nd Place Pencil Sketch. Bottom right: UNION UNIVERSITY HISTORY CONTEST WIN- NER Tommy White Honorable Men- tion. 52 znioxi .unLoxi L to r. Front row: Bruce Crutchfield, John Emerson, Christopher Williams, Andy Edwards. Rex Climer. Tommy Savage. Back row: Tommy White, Lexie Crawford. Steve Watkins, Randy Rosson, Don Peyton. L to r. Front row: Wayne Gregory, Scott Williams, Brady Moore, Donald Williams, Warren Elizer, Scott Dar- nall. 2nd row: Doug Phelps. Jeffrey Lovelace. Michael Britton, Jeff Green- well, Richard Kail. 3rd row: Tommy Pirtle, Rex Crossnoe. mzn L to r. Front row: Raymond Gibson, Michael Williams, Thomas McMullin, Bruce Davis. Joe Crook. Sam Norville, Billy Mullins, Ricky McLemore. Ron- nie Meyer. 2nd row: Anthony Rankin. Farrow Gibson, Tolbert Kail. Mark Darnall, Richard Redmond. Vince Lee, Brien Kee. 3rd row: Jerome Stud- dard, Richie Mayfield. Ryan Rich- ards. Keith Blackburn, Stephen Hobock, Bud Noel. 54 PUBLIC SPEAKING Warren Elizer OFFICERS — Scott Darnall. Reporter; Scott Williams. Secretary; Brady Moore. Treasurer; Donald Woods. President; Wayne Gregory. Sentinel; Warren Elizer, Vice-President; Mr. Donald Nanney. Advisor; Robbie Spraggins. Chapter Sweetheart. 55 ivzztnzart £.au 56 --- [Uoarazd czJVzvj cz fozizon± ’ LITTLE SISTER Robin Cobb ALTERNATE — Barbara Cobb MOST OUTSTANDING MEMBER — Tammie Pate RED ROSE GIRL — Robbie Spraggins MOST OUTSTANDING MEMBER — Debra Hicks WOMANLESS BEAUTY REVIEW Queen — Ryan Richards 1st Alt — Vince Edwards 2nd Alt — Glenn Keltner MOST OUTSTANDING FHA OFFICER — Sheri Curtis HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. Betty Allen Ms. Lynn McCalla 7 — c f iBzttzz {ZJotnozzcvj L to r. Front row: Vanessa Vines, Wendy Henderson, Michelle Granger, Judy Winberry, Julia Norville, Carolyn Davis, Arleen Howell. 2nd row: Anna Stanback, Jane Revelle, Angela Pitt, Amanda Taylor, Lisa Davis, Lisa Horton. 3rd row: Nadine Crook, Christine Spitzer, Karen Lukenbill. Kim Stephens. Sheri Curtis, Robbie Spraggins. L to r. Front row: Beverly Graves. Barbara Cobb, Sharon Cathey, Tami Craig, Jill Emerson, Gina Maness, Robin Cobb. 2nd row: Melissa Gibson. Zandra Pigue, Sherry Williams, Brenda Simmons. Teresa Wilson, Cindy Grant, Sandy Clark. Melissa Pigue, Mona McKay. 3rd row: Dalton Webb, Anna Stanback. Diane Meadows, Deborah Hicks, Stephanie Williams, Geneva Cole. Shelia Williams, Angelia Emison, Don- 58 aid Williams. L lo r. From row: Deborah Mayfield. Karen Patrick. Allyson Webb. Tammy Watridge. 2nd row: Denise Lovelace. Vickie Ketchum, Cindy Davis. Jackie Helton. Sandra Qualls. Jean Revelle. Beverly Vaden. Tammy Pate. Beverly Bridger, Amanda Keltner. A k o m 0 1 £ 1 OFFICERS — L to r. Front row: Beverly Bridger. Advisory Officer; Wendy Henderson. Advisory Officer; Sheri Curtis. Secretary; Robbie Spraggins. President; Michelle Granger. Vice-President; Kim Stephens. Advisory Officer; Jackie Helton, Advisory Officer. Top row: Julia Norville. Sub-regional Officer; Sarah Jackson, Advisory Officer; Lisa Davis, Treasurer; Ms. Elaine Fesmire. Advisor. L to r. Front row: Patricia Savage. Lisa Horton. Elayne Hayes. Wendy Henderson, Vanessa Vines, Sheri Curtis, Don Peyton. 2nd row: Vir- ginia Hayes. Denise Kendrick. Beverly Vaden. Denise Lovelace. Julia Norville, Tammy Watridge. Beverly Bridger. Glenn Keltner. John Emerson. 3rd row: Anita Butler. Linda Holland. Allyson Webb. Michelle Granger, Kim Stephens, Arleen Howell. 4th row: Jane Revelle, Jean Revelle. Theresa Foust, Cindy Davis. Climer. Mark King, Mark Holland. CUL zncjtricj JdzaxnLnq and zNzvj cdfonozs. MOST VALUABLE STAFFER Mark Holland 60 Left: Beginning photographers. Virginia Hayes. Denise Lovelace. Tommy Savage and Linda Holland won prize ribbons on photo- grams displayed at a countywide art and photo exhibit. v Right: Photographer Rex Climer was a national finalist in the Scholastic Magazine Photo Contest. He also won several blue rib- bons for photos displayed in the countywide art and photo exhibit. Left: Senior Staffer Glenn Keltner was a first place winner in the feature writing category of a statewide contest spon- sored by THSPA and UT School of Journalism. Glenn also wrote the school column for The Jackson Sun this year. 61 L to r, Top row: Mark King, Mark Holland. Rex Climer, Glenn Kell- ner, Travis Morris, Tommy White, John Emerson, and Don Peyton. 2nd row: Elayne Hayes, Lisa Horton, Vanessa Vines, Jane Revelle. Amanda Taylor, and Chris Spitzer. Bot- tom row: Sheri Cur- tis. Wendy Hender- son, Arleen Howell. Kim Stephens and Michelle Granger. Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. Members of Quill and Scroll are selected on the basis of overall grade point average and journalist accomplish- ments. In January. 1979. BHS was presented the charter of Quill and Scroll. Members of Quill and Scroll, Glenn Keltner. Don Peyton, and Rex Climer do some work for the Crockett County Sentinel. 62 L to r. Front row: Ms. A. W. Williams. Virginia Hayes, Jane Revelle, Jill Emerson, Robin Cobb, Linda Holland. 2nd row: Glenn Keltner, Christine Spitzer, Teresa Wilson. Mark Holland. Elayne Hayes, Laura Nanney, and Tommy White. Jlatin d[u(j cJ-faid da E±az New members Teresa Wilson, Robin Cobb, Laura Nanney, and Jill Emerson are ready for initiation day dressed in their togas. Below: These new members are seen bowing to Jupiter. Glenn Keltner and Venus, Christine Spitzer. 63 L to r. Front row: Laura Nanney. Tami Craig, Jane Revelle. Julia Norville, Jill Emerson. Sandy Clark. Robin Cobb. Elayne Hayes, Angelia Emison. Lisa Horton. Back row: Teresa Wilson. Cindy Clark, Lexie Crawford, Warren Elizer, John Emerson. Brian Kee, Sam Norville, Christopher Williams. Keith Blackburn, Tommy Savage. jJnitiats.iL Right: L to r. Front row: Teresa Wilson. Sandy Clark. Tami Craig. Laura Nanney. Back row: Brian Kee. Jill Emerson, Sam Nor- ville. Cindy Grant. Angelia Emison. Robin Cobb. Keith Blackburn. fizz.fiLans. Jane Revelle Warren Elizer !Ss±t c fctox Warren Elizer Elayne Hayes 64 33 i±txict 3333 Julia Norville — 2nd Humorous; Jane Revelle — Pantomime; Tami Craig — Story Telling; Angelia Emison — Dramatics; Elayne Hayes — Oratory; Cindy Grant — Solo Acting; Warren Elizer — After Dinner; Tommy Savage —Oratory. Julia Norville and Warren Elizer Above: Angelia Emison — Straforel; Warren Elizer — Percinet; John Emerson — Berga- min; Lexie Crawford — Pasquinet; Julia Norville — Sylvette. Left: Sandy Clark — Stalla Rondo; Sam Norville - Uncle Rondo; Robin Cobb — Sister 2; Laura Nanney — Sister 1: War- ren Elizer — Papa Daddy; Angelia Emison — Mama. f 33 at tfiz 3P. . 65 ScfiooC Lan± Present “Fair Exchange” by Kurtz Gordon CAST OF CHARACTERS L to r. 1st row: John Emerson, Jane Revelle. Robin Cobb, Jill Emerson, Tommy Savage, Laura Nan- ney. 2nd row: Lexie Crawford, Tami Craig, Elayne Hayes. Warren Elizer, Julia Norville, Brien Kee. Angelia Emison, Sam Norville. 66 Loving every moment. “Hands Up’ (ZJ(i£.±f2ian± L to r, 1st row: Troy Williams. Marshall Dotson. Patrick Jaynes. Shanna Lonon, Jessica Hart, Christy Griggs. Melanie West. Robert Jemi- gan. Andy Winford, Michael Climer. 2nd row: Wayne Jernigan, Amanda Emison, Keith Vandiver. Gene Permentcr. Top row: Michael Wil- liams. Brian Skelton, David Hulme. Jo Kendrick. Audrey King, Gene Bridges, Shawn Williams, Catherine Jernigan. Jessica Hart, Shanna Lonon. Audrey King. Melanie West, Keith Vandiver, Robert Jernigan, Christy Griggs. uin± Brian Skelton and Jo Kendrick 67 ' ZJom SawyEX Troy Williams. Marshall Dotson, Tammie Davis. Lyn Blackburn. Candi Via. Tonya Williams. Michael Climer. Jolanda Raines, Andy Winford. and Patrick Jaynes. MAH JONG AND PING PONG Catherine Jemigan Audra King ,rD(u. of tfi£ d l inx} {ZJxsle Robert Jernigan. Christy Griggs, Melanie West, Shana Lonon, Shawn Williams. Catherine Jerni- gan. Wayne Jernigan. Audra King. David Hulme, Gene Bridges, Jo Kendrick, Gene Per men ter, Michael Williams, Brian Skelton. 68 c ht 2£u£ Ijsxix of z fc(lL£ J£m£nt Above: Sue Weatherholt served as president this year. She has done an outstanding job. She is seen here painting with acrylics. Right: Elayne Hayes. Jane Revelle. Sue Weatherholt. and Jane Noel discuss with advisor, Mr. Van Dree, watercolor painting. Sue Weatherholt. Jane Revelle. Jane Noel, and Elayne Hayes. 69 L to r. Front row: Sue Weatherholl. Linda Holland. Carolyn Davis. Anita Butler. Michelle Granger. Wendy Henderson. Arleen Howell. Allyson Webb. Vanessa Vines. Gloria Edwards. 2nd row: Jean Revelle. Amanda Taylor. Lisa Horton. Jane Revelle. Kim Stephens. Amanda Kellner. Beverly Bridger. Elayne Hayes. Christine Spitzer. 3rd row: Beverly Vaden. Virginia Hayes. Warren Elizer. Tommy White. Randy Rosson. Glenn Keltner. Robbie Spraggins. Alex Robertson. John Emerson. OFFICERS — Vanessa Vines, Treasurer; Lisa Horton. Program Chairman; Michelle Granger. Reporter: Elayne Hayes. President; Glenn Kelt- ner. Vice-President; Gloria Edwards, Secretary; Anita Butler, Reporter. National Seta (Elub 70 Clockwise: Elayne Hayes, President, presents mem- bers of the Alphi Phi Omega Fraternity of UTM, Bells's contribution for this year’s PUSH FOR ST. JUDE. The Beta Club met the 1st Monday of each month. Gloria Edwards, secretary, calls the roll. The new initiates were required to make small banks to place in the classrooms for collection for St. Jude Children’s Hospital in Memphis. Collection for St. Jude is a Beta Club project. This year the Beta Club had an awards banquet at the Barbecue Hut in Bells. 71 Unfo iS One of the big projects of Info 18 is the promotion of National Library Week. These four girls — Jean Revelle, Elayne Hayes, Cindy Davis and Beverly Vaden — assisted with an NLW art and photo exhibit at the county library and made bulletin boards at BHS. L to r. From row: Arlecn Howell, Angelia Emison, Tina Mayfield, Patricia Savage, Marla Pace, Diane Pigue, Elayne Hayes. 2nd row: Judy Winberry, Sandra Qualls. Cindy Davis, Angela Pitt, Vanessa Vines. Denise Lovelace, Jean Revelle. Beverly Vaden. 3rd row: Tommy Savage. Jeff Greenwell. Michael Britton. ' Jlzccin Cy J oiny” Right: Public Speaking is an important 4-H activity, and Bells is always well represented at the annual county public speaking contest. Here senior high members Tommy Sav- age and Warren Elizer help members of their project group work on their speeches. Junior speakers are (from left) Lee Ann Hendrix, Lina Thomason. Mark Moyers, and Matthew Revelle. Above: Senior high 4-H members observed National 4-H Week by preparing a bulletin board highlighting 4-H projects. Left: Tommy Savage was elected state 4-H governor at 4-H Congress in Nashville. Allyson Webb and Brian Skelton were the two Bells 4-H members inducted into the County 4-H Honor Club. In order to teach younger members more about 4-H. junior high and senior high mem- bers produced a mock quiz show entitled “4-H Squares.” The program was presented locally, at a county honor banquet, and received statewide recognition in a newsletter published by the state extension service. 73 L to r. Front row: Vanessa Vines. Anita Butler. Arleen Howell. Amanda Taylor, Michelle Granger, Wendy Henderson. 2nd row: Jane Revelle, Elayne Hayes, Lisa Horton. Alex Robertson. Christine Spitzer, Kim Stephens, Robbie Spraggins, Tommy White. PHOTOGRAPHERS — Rex Climer and Mark Holland EDITORS — Jane Revelle and Tommy White 74 ADVERTISING EDITOR — Christine Spitzer: CO-EDITOR — Amanda Taylor OPENING SECTION EDITORS — Michelle Granger and Kim Stephens; FACULTY EDITOR — Arleen Howell SPORTS______Alex Robertson; CLUBS — Vanessa Vines, Lisa Horton and Elayne Hayes; SPORTS — Anita Butler. The following awards were presented to outstanding year- book staff members at the Beta Club Banquet on April 23. 1979: MOST VALUABLE STAFFER — Christine Spitzer BEST LAYOUT DESIGN - Arleen Howell Wendy Henderson SERVICE AWARD — Michelle Granger Kim Stephens RECOGNITION OF CO- EDITORS— Tommy White Jane Revelle MERIT OF EXCELLENCE Rex Climer Mark Holland 75 .nas. IX sfiaztmsnt fcLL a l 3u±y Lfcax 8th GRADERS TESTED AJ1 8th graders took the Tennessee Basic Skills Test in April to deter- mine academic weaknesses needing remediation. SENIORS ADVISED Don Morris. Director of Financial Aid, Lambuth College, outlines procedures for applying for financial aid to seniors and their par- ents. John Bonson and Bill Nace look on along with parents. JACOA VISITS Representatives from Jackson Area Council of Alcohol and Drug Dependency present a program to every student in grades 6-12. CAREER DAY Sammie Hicks. Gina Maness. Angela Pitt, Bruce Crutchfield, and David Ellington talk with area school representatives during Career Day. UTM COLLEGE DAY Alumnus, Annette Ellison; Seniors, Gloria Edwards, Nancy Yarb- rough. Tommy White. Glenn Keltner. Don Peyton talk with UTM Director of Admissions Paul Kelley, while visiting Martin’s Campus. 76 SPORTS zJ £(jui[ALnc) David Pickens. John Emerson. Christopher Williams. Brady Moore, Alex Robertson, Sammie Hicks, Randy Rosson, Scott Williams. Scott Darnall. Managers — Steve Watkins and Donald Williams. 78 Above: Alex Robertson Sammie Hicks Right: Alex Robertson All-County All-District David Pickens All-County r' - ? i r- V 4 r t i 79 Carolyn Davis, Manager. Tammy Watridge, Manager, Amanda Taylor, Lisa Davis, Vickie Ketchum, Sandra Qualls, Denise Kendrick, Karen Lukenbill. Sheri Curtis. Patricia Savage. Amanda Kellner, Wendy Henderson. Statistician. foz 6 on 6 t 81 • '• (2(ieex[eclAe% L to r. Standing: Rex Climer, Stat., LuVeme Webb. Sharon Cathey, Tana Lukenbill, Lisa Curtis. Stephanie Williams. Angelia Emison, Jo Kendrick. Carla Thomas. Cindy Grant, Mgr. Kneeling: Brenda Simmons, Beverly Graves. Barbara Cobb, Sheila Williams, Jill Emerson. Geneva Cole. cJJ-icjPl cdfa± (f ood ■nr— to r. Standing: Thomas McMullin, Jeff Taylor, Mark Darnall, Keith Blackburn, Charles Cheatham, Howard Graves, Kevin Ligon, Gary :yton, Sam Norville. Donald Williams, Mgr. Kneeling: Clay Craig. James Tippett. Jon Holland. Anthony Hart. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Tami Craig, Judy Pate. Gina Maness. Sandra Tinker, Tammy Williams, Robin Cobb. Michelle Williams. {Jx. czHigli (2pLam(i.Lon±---- 7 979 85 L to r, Standing: Denise Kendrick, Diane Meadows, Stephanie Williams, Brenda Simmons, Sherry Cathey, Barbara Cobb. Patncia Savage, Shelia Williams, Jo Kendrick. Stat. Kneeling: Sandra Qualls, Vickie Ketchum. Lisa Davis, Amanda Taylor. Amanda Kellner, Anita Butler. SoftG rr — Staztincj cSomzttiLnci A4ar Nice try, Lisa! 86 L to r. Standing: Tammie Pate, Slat., Gary Peyton, Keith Blackburn, Scott Damall, John Emerson, Brady Moore. Randy Rosson, Glenn Kellner, Lexie Crawford. Virginia Hayes, Stat. Kneeling: Jeffrey Lovelace. Mgr., Ronnie Meyer. Kevin Ligon, Mark Damall. Bruce Davis, Ryan Richards. Scott Williams. Jeff Taylor. Tony Boyd and Clay Craig, Mgr. Scott Darnall and Scott Williams await throw as Alamo player slides into second. Randy Rosson at bat. Left: Glenn Keltner — Outstanding Senior 87 (2zo±± dountiij ZJ£.am± z Vzvj[y oxmsA !But iJ zomC±in BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Keith Blackburn. Bruce Davis. David Pickins, Michael Williams. Darris Sim- mons. David Lacy, Sammie Hicks. Jr. High Cross Country Clay Craig, Gary Peyton. Howard Graves, Anthony Hart. Jill Emerson, Angelia Emison, Sherie Ellison, Denise Kendrick. Deborah Hicks, Brenda Simmons. OUTSTANDING GIRL Beverly Graves. CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER Brenda Simmons 88 GRADES Jean Baker Kelly Fletcher Charles Moody Renee Naylor Marie Perry Matthew Revelle Gene Bridges Jerry Brooks Ronnie Joe Clark Chris Cottner Molly Griffin Daniel Harrell Lisa Jenkins Audra King Calvin Porter Tammy Tinker Angela Tritt Rocycee Walker Andy Wilson Amanda Emison Marvin McMullin Aurora Murry Christopher Perry Tina Rankin Kim Winberry 90 Charles Brooks Wayne Chambers Roger Crossnoc Donald Deal Rachel Dillon Leenda Johns Amy Kail Toni Jones Tina Laster Peyton Martin Donna Pigue Billy Reed Derrick Rogers 91 Rodney Arnold Stephanie Blurton Shane Borders ■{ Michael Climer Jackie Davis Michael Davis Irwin Estes Jackie Estes Teresa Hardin Susie Grant Lea Ann Hendrix Patrick Jaynes Kristi Hart Theresa House Donna Stitts Traci Lina Belinda Mona Jennifer Sullivan Thomason Vines Watridge Webb Andy Winford 92 David Aslin Rose Lyn Blackburn ourtd O'. S Christopher Butler Tammie Davis Denise Foust Tammy Jones Donnie Laster Ronnie Ragan Larry Joe Thompson Troy Kenneth Williams Tonya Williams Marshall Quinn Dotson Joseph Scott Jones Dana Ketchum Morris Martin Jolanda Raines 93 OfoxJ Chris Blurton Dana Freeman Amanda Burns Julie Freeman Kevin Campbell m Dianne German Patricia Gregory Christy Griggs Jessica Hart Robert Jemigan Tammi Lawuary Shana Lonon Richard Lowery Brandon Massengill Mechelle Naylor Wilma Jones Raphael Ligon Stephanie Pigue Iris Porter Christine Robertson Jay Taylor James Weatherholt Lee Weatherholt Melanie West 94 Ike Aslin Craig Cathey Melanie Griffin Ray Holland Keith Jones Raynard Theus cSzaoncl Dexter Bass Alecia Bates Angela Branch Becky Jordan William Thompson Carol Tritt Bruce Webb Jeff McRae Rachelle Evans Yolanda Holloway Dale Morris Jason Williams Shannon Foust Tammy Hendrix Ronde Jemigan Trena Reasons Anthony Wyatt 95 Felix Barnett Kristi Boles Joe Brooks Dwayne Bruce Chad Coman Heather Davis Gaylon Doss Ezell Doublin Harris Chad Kee Bryant McLemore Anthony Reed Kenda Simmons David Walters Kerry Watson Shane Webb Sheritta Whiteside Shannon Bums Timmy Ellington Claudious Graves Tansy Williams Renee Cobb Helen Goode Eugenia Gregory Aaron Johnson Tate Taylor Allen Wyatt 96 Kimberly Branch Nicole German Wayne Jones Ron Lonon Andy Lowery Keisha Taylor Herb Brown D LnAzzqaztzn Cartizes Coman Ramon Dortch Holly Edward Demond Estes Anthony Griffin Jonathan Hart Clark Hicks ■ Ballary Jaynes Edwin Goode Jenny Kail John Lovelace Holly McRae O’Neal Powell Jim Raines Christina Rolleri Omar SherTon Lan Vowell Kevin Shannon Shane Meg Walker Williams Winbush Woodson 97 n “Fantasy Island was the theme of this year’s Junior- Senior Banquet. The Senior Prophecy and Will were read to the group. It was a beautiful evening — one that will never be forgotten. d axch SO, 1979 Who could forget May 3. 1979? Graduation Night! All of us arrived at school only to hear Mr. Emerson say, “I’m sorry but we are postponing Graduation exercises until tomorrow night.” There were no lights due to a tornado in Alamo. Graduation was held the next night and all went well! 1. Karen Lukenbill 2. Carolyn Davis 3. Don Peyton 4. Chris Spitzer 5. Jeff Crossnoe 6. Sarah Jackson 7. Kim Stephens 8. Jane Revelle 9. Gloria Edwards 10. Wendy Henderson 11. Robbie Spraggins 12. Richard Jordan 13. Bruce Crutchfield 14. Arleen Howell 15. Barbara Jones 16. Nancy Yarbrough 17. Michelle Granger 18. Annette Simmons 19. Andy Edwards 20. Glenn Kellner 21. Jean Norville 22. Vanessa Vines 6:00 7:00 The setting is Bells, Tennessee. 2009. My ing metropolis filled with hustle and bustle, fic at a turtle's pace. It is big enough to hav radio and television stations. Since it is such a chore to go to the mo; home in front of the television? Let's have Guide. MONDAY 8 2 9 NEWS Newscasters Vanessa Vines and Jane Revelle share the stage tonight as they take separate sides on Point-Counter- point. The issue tonight: Is there intelligent life in Fruitvale? Next comes the Sportlight Spot- light by Don Peyton, spotlighting the sports on the spot. Tonight he has a special interview with Bells High Coach David McCutcheon. Don hopes to find out just how many cups of coffee can be consumed by one human being in a nor- mal basketball season. e past 30 years! It has changed into a thriv- ng, cars honking and creeping along in traf- ie theaters, 2 colleges. 25 parks, and its own it be nice to spend a nice quiet evening at %. in the local program magazine — the BHS 13 DOCTOR PLACE An excitingall-new Suspense-packed hospital drama starring veteri- narian Glenn Keltner as head of staff. Gloria Edwards plays an intern who tries to find the cure of stupidity. She finds it difficult to relate to this disease, hbw uer, and soon gives up her studies to become a secretaryNThe dramatic scene, though, domes at the end twhen actor Randy Emison is admitted to doctor Place after being crushed doctors are unable vehicle, they si shop where he Is n health. ;ork. When the im from the ocal car repair ursed back to 7 13 THE NEWLYWED GAME Darren Foust hosts this delightful show along with help from 4 couples: Michelle and Gafy Spraggins, Nancy and Winky Wade. Sheri and Charlie Harber. and Diane and Michael Davis. This is a special “Alumni” show, wr” all these couples have been married fbx over 25 years. Winners will receive an all-expense paid tap down the Forked Deer River where they will spend 2 exciting days and nights on a fun-filled second honeymoon. 3 5 WELCOME BACK. NORVILLE Jean Norville, after having her 9th child, returns to her alma mater to teach “Family Living in 10 Easy Lessons.” Ray Wood. Jeff “Bodine Tip- pett. Ricky “Mule” Skelton, and “Cecil McLin star as the Sweathogs. 2 8 LUCAN Lucan, (Tracy Tinker) continues his search for his long lost mate, Teresa. When they are reunited, they have a Howling” night on the town. 2 8 POP GOES THE COUNTRY An exciting new country rock group makes its musical debut tonight. The group. Karen, Luke, and Bill, will soon be topping the charts with their new hit single. “I Got Tears in My Ears. From Lying on My Back in My Bed While I Cry Over You.” 7:30 2 8 PEANUTS Snoopy, after fighting with the Red Baron, goes to a local club where he meets a charming lass. (Carolyn Davis), and woos her with his charm. A nice story for the whole family. 5 DISCO BREAK Annette Simmons, under the assumed name of Anne-Linda. gives us the updated version of the Bells City Hustle. You will especially love that strapless dress. 3 5 VARIETY Christine Spitzer starts the show off with her many talents. Yes. friends, she walks — she talks — she crawls on her belly like a reptile. No performance will ever be seen like this again. Sue Weatherholt is next, as she 102 8:00 9:00 will show the audience her award-winning drawings Barbecue Hut tickets. James Hill'shoyw how creative he can be when it comes to destfgfmjk £us om ID cards and pas- ses. Yes, Arpqridt Wpkae talent-filled pro- - V 1 U T M gram. Jeff Crossnoe. Andy Edwards Award.” Andy wins Allyson, a profes- 13 TRUC Richard Lee. race for the the race with t sional cheerleader. 10:00 10 THE SENIOR OLYMPICS Donald Nanney |0 30 and Bill Emerson run the 10 foot dash in this exciting sporting event sponsored by Orthopedic Sneakers, Inc. Both of these out- standing senior citizens have kept in shape by chasing children down school halls. 13 MEDICALLY SPEAKING Surgeon- general Tommy “Hobart” White proves to Americans tiwU McDonaldland Cookies, Big Macs, apd Ma Kipg s jokes -can be hazardous y JTflfalth. unu- sual qaies f CameraoTogy. Thisisa'neVv phef an m which-the bt Sy-star'ts.pT faction id has nomeno like a earner: developed t has been fo ory. Climer 12:00 13 BOWLING FOR BUCKS Jane Noel represents the United States in an international bowling tournament held in Outer Peoria. Next week we will show the National Cheerleading finals with our hostesses. Sarah Jackson and Robbie “Bird” Spraggins. 2 8 THE DARK SHADOWS A high school is the scene when •SJjM g mmie Epperson. Sammie Hicks. Robertson, Charles Sherron. and Cfi sr Brother Love” Webb form a basketbaU k$m. They choose a “Bully” as their n asr ' The 6:00 report is 2 8 repeated. 5 12 JOHNNY rRSON Guest host for Johnny tonight is ffendy jjqnderson. She talks to Kim Stephens cH tliKypportance of Booty Books in the public school system. Phillip Por- ter is the next guest. Mr. Porter has broken the world’s record in grocery sacking — he’s made it his life’s calling. The show is then turned over to Bruce Crutchfield who has become the world’s greatest authority on Elvis Presley. He tells of his new book Elvis Is My Hero. To close this show, Arleen Howell tells her audience how to look neat, pressed, and beautiful 24 hours a day. She is followed by Barbara Jones, a beauti- cian who demonstrates on Connie Maddox how to frost hair. STATIONS SIGN Richard Jordan pi while lowering th Spangled Banner, broadcast day. r General armonica the “Star- of another 103 J2a±t ( Wi[[ and {ZJzitamznt We, the Senior Class of 1979. being of unsound mind and body, do declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I. REX CLIMER. leave all my time and ability to take pictures and skip study halls to Warren Elizer and Elayne Hayes and my books to anyone who wants to spend his time studying. If anyone wants anything I've left, he can have it. I. JEFFREY CROSSNOE, leave my ability to pass Miss Williams’s English class to whoever ends up in there. I also leave my books to the next senior class to do what they want with them. I. SHERI CURTIS, leave my tennis shoes to my sister, Lisa; Mr. Brantley’s senior history class to Bev- erly, Tammie, Theresa, Vickie and Jackie; and my ability to keep my sanity around Mr. Sammy during basketball season to Lisa. Denise, and Amanda. I, CAROLYN DAVIS, leave my ability to chew gum every day in Miss Annie Wista’s room and not get caught once to Christopher Williams. I leave my wild thing’’ T-shirt and my teddy bear shirt to Ally- son Webb. To my brother, Michael, I leave by good grades. I. MICHAEL DAVIS, leave my one regret, my English book, to all following next. I leave my high waters to Philip Sullivan. I leave my sugar bowl hair cut to Tom Roland. I leave my water-logged locker to Randy Emison because he will not walk graduation night. I, ANDY EDWARDS, leave all my love to Ally- son Webb, and to Miss Annie Wista my good English grades at summer school. I, GLORIA EDWARDS, leave my brother. Willie, the courage to accomplish whatever he wants. I leave him my abilities, personality, and my hopes. I leave my many thanks to the teachers who have helped me learn. I, RANDY JOE EMISON, leave my ability to dis- turb Miss Annie every day to Philip Sullivan. I. SAMMIE EPPERSON, leave Troy Simmons the comb in my locker. Don Woods a new pair of boots, and Joe Crook a match and a gas can to blow up the school. 1. DARREN FOUST, leave all my partying days left in Bells to Christopher Williams. I give Jeff Tip- pett a box of raisin bran and to Miss Williams I leave a retirement plan. I. MICHELLE GRANGER, leave my section of the yearbook to Allyson and Beverly, my ability to get along with Miss Annie Wista to Ryan Richards, and my grades to my sister, Tammy. I also leave my ability to run up and down the halls to Amanda Tay- lor and my ability to laugh all the time to Christopher Williams, Scott Via, Philip Sullivan, and Tommy Roland. I. WENDY HENDERSON, leave my ability to get along with the teachers to Scott Via. I leave my abil- ity to love those Alamo boys to Tammie Pate. I leave my seat in American history to Denise Kendrick. Last, but not least, I leave my prayers to everyone at BHS. I. SAMMIE HICKS, wish to leave all my ladies to James Wilson, all my sticks of knowledge to David Savage, my books to Gregory Hill, my height to David Pickens, and my high temper to Tommy Sav- age. I, JAMES HILL, leave Joe Crook a bottle of Scope, Raymond and Ricky my ladies. Nadine Crook and Jo Ann Ellison all my Flash Backs, Thomas McMullin a special made comb, and Wayne Gregory my hair. 1, MARK HOLLAND, will my great photographic skills to Linda, my ability to run in the halls without a pass to Jon, and my ability to get something done without doing much while talking to Mrs. Aydelott sixth period to Beverly Vaden. I, ARLEEN HOWELL, leave Mrs. Aydelott my ability to organize things for the yearbook. I also leave my ability to type for The Eyrie to anyone who can squeeze letters. And last, but not least, I leave Angelia Emison my good English grades. 1, SARAH JACKSON, leave my ability to get along with Miss Annie Wista for the first time in four years to Roy Wear. I also leave my ability to be a cheerleader and simultaneously stay on Mr. Sammy’s good side to Mrs. Marla Caldwell in hopes that she will pass it on to the new cheerleaders. Good Luck! Last, but not least, I leave all my good grades to my brother, Paul. I, BARBARA JONES, leave my ability to finish school to my brother, Scott; the ability to complete cosmetology to Diane and Marla; and my chair in history to David Ellington. I. RICHARD JORDAN, being of sound mind, do hereby leave my sister, Mary, my ability to be able to sit in Miss Annie Wista Williams’s English class and cheat in the front row seat and still fail a test. I also leave Mary the car on weekends. I leave Willie Joe Cint my English book with the answers in it. And last but not least I leave those who are still going to Bells High School — Good Luck! 1. GLENN KELTNER, leave Cindy my ability to skip third period study hall to visit with Mrs. Nor- ville, To Julia Norville 1 leave my stinky, mildewed history book, and to John Emerson 1 leave my ability to sleep in English and history. I leave my ability to eat without gaining weight to Mona McKay and Sandy Clark. I, MARK KING, leave my page of The Eyrie to whoever is lucky enough to be appointed in my place. Also I leave my corny jokes to anyone who feels stu- pid enough to get a laugh with them. I leave my place in the darkroom to the new class of photographers who will occupy it after me. I also leave my geometry 104 abilitites to Denise Lovelace. I, RICHARD LEE, leave my extra credits (if any) and my good grades to Angelia. I leave my great abil- ity to cheat on tests and skip classes to all the future araduates of BUS. I leave my great ability to get along with every teacher I had but Sammy Naylor (Strawberry). I, KAREN LUKENB1LL. leave my ability to quit basketball and softball without regretting it to Tana. I leave my ability to be a teacher’s pet to Amanda Keltner and also I leave Amanda Keltner my ability to not get mad at anyone. I, CONNIE MADDOX, hereby will my ability to my cousins, Tammy and Sheila Williams. I will my seat in American history to Karen Patrick, and I leave my locker to any unlucky person who gets it. 1, GARY MOYERS, leave my senior English book to anyone who wants it or gets it. May Miss Williams give lots to work to go with it. I. JOEL McLIN, leave Keith McLemore the ability not to play basketball, my locker and books to any- body that needs them, by boots to Donald Woods, and a pick to Thomas McMullin. 1, JANE NOEL, leave Elayne Hayes my most valu- able possession — my friendship. I leave Marla Pace my ability to stay witty. 1 leave Anita Butler my abil- ity to stay out of trouble, and 1 leave Linda Holland my ability to type 50 words a minute next year in typ- ing. I, DON PEYTON, leave my great ability to write poems to my little brother, Gary. I leave my devestat- ing volleyball smash to Steve Watkins and Miss Blon- dell to Scott Darnall. I, PHILLIP PORTER, being of sound mind and body. I leave my favorite parking place to anyone who drives a green Monte Carlo. 1 leave my ability to make A’s in Mr. Brantley’s class to my sister Sheila. I leave my ability to chew gum in Miss Annie Wista’s class and not get caught to anyone who wants it. 1 leave to Linda Holland all the good times I’ve had at BHS. I, JANE REVELLE, leave my temper to Miss McCalla, because she doesn’t have one. I leave my ability to date five guys at one time to Angelia Emi- son. To Jean I leave a nameless senior boy and the yearbook. To Matthew I leave all my pantomime awards and Miss Freda. To Sherry Simmons I leave my Magnus os because she hasn’t got one. And finally to Mrs. Jean “Wonderful” Norville. I leave all my love. 1. ROCKO ROBERTSON, leave my sisters. Jes- sica and Christine, my ability to hang in school; my Taters and “Magic Shoes moves to David Pick- ens. I leave Snoop my favorite record. “Coolin' Out. and the Disco Lounge. 1 leave my Maury City women to Jeffrey Lovelace and my sky hook to big Donald Woods. I. ANNETTE SIMMONS, leave all my valuables to my best friend, Dabney Edmonds, and my best wishes to the rest of the Simmons family who will be remaining at EHS. I. RICKY SKELTON, hereby leave my books to all the teachers, and my handsome self to all the girls. I. CHRISTINE SPITZER, leave my ability to not get caught in the hall to Amanda Taylor. I leave my long, red hair to Mr. Naylor because his is getting a little thin on top. I. ROBBIE SPRAGGINS. leave my cheerleader uniform to Jill Emerson. Start eating! I leave my abil- ity to stay calm and not turn cartwheels in the middle of the ball court during a game to Julia and best wishes to Ronnie Joe in high school. I. KIM STEPHENS, leave all my cheerleading abilities to next year’s cheerleaders. 1 hope they learn to count to eight better than I could. I also leave my privilege to walk around the halls first and sixth period when I was supposed to be working on the yearbook to anyone who can get away with it. To Julia Norville 1 leave my job of typing for The Eyrie and also my job at White Star. 1, JEFF TIPPETT, regret that I have to leave such a nice teacher as Mrs. Jean Norville. who is a credit to her profession. I leave Darren Foust the way to spell relief — R-O-L-A-l-D-S. I regret that 1 have called “Hollywood Henderson “Protein.” 1, VANESSA VINES, leave my ability to not talk in class to Angelia Emison. To my sister. Belinda, I leave my Beta Club pin and membership. To Lisa Horton I leave all the work on page four of The Eyrie. I. SUE WEATHERHOLT, leave my books to any- body who can read through the tape and glue that’s holding them together and my locker to the unfortu- nate soul that gets stuck with it. 1 leave all my class notes to anyone who is good at deciphering. I, CHARLES WEBB, leave Ricky Meadows my coolness, my basketball ability to Donald Woods, my knowledge to stay in school for 12 years to my sisters and brothers. To Jessica Robertson I leave my favor- ite song, “Oh Honey,” and my warm-up top to Coach Mac. I, TOMMY WHITE, leave my ability to leave school to Stephen Hayes so he won’t have to skip with Kenny. I leave my ACT scores to Elayne Hayes. I leave my ability to talk to girls without getting embarrassed to Michael Britton, and all my excused tardy slips to Mark Edwards. 1. RAY WOOD, leave my ability to put up with Mr. Brantley and the ability to skip school and not get caught by the Big Man. Mr. Nanney, to Elayne Hayes and Roy Wear. I. NANCY YARBROUGH, leave my ability to type 50 words a minute to Mrs. Norville’s typing class. 1 also leave an A I made on my book report to anyone who needs it. 105 Iris Porter. Alt. Maid; Dana Freeman. 2nd Maid; Ballary Jaynes, 1st Maid; Trena Reasons, Queen; Tate Taylor, King; Jonathan Hart, 1st Page; Allen Wyatt, 2nd Page; Jay Taylor. Alt. Page. Jennifer Webb. 2nd Alt.; Amy Griffin. 1st Alt.; Tammy Williams, Queen; Janice Lovelace, 1st Maid; Sherri Ellison, 2nd Maid. 106 IRVINE DRUGS Styles By Sharon Congratulations to the class of 1979 Sharon Hutchison Alamo, Tennessee Phone 696 5577 Rt. 1, Bells, Tennessee Phone 663-3456 Perry's Garage Compliments of (Gulf) WOl John N. Yearwood TENNESSEE ARMY NATIONAL GUARD COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE MECHANIC ON DUTY GAYLON TURNAGE OWNER JOE KING MANAGER P.O. Box 9 ALAMO, TENNESSEE 38001 901—696-2504 ALAMO BIG STAR FRIENDSHIP FUNERAL HOME Third Generation of Service ALAMO, TENNESSEE 108 Friendship, Tenn. THE PEOPLE PLEASERS u . , OIL CO., INC. c foonzr ± . . . _ _ .. . _ 1 Q-MART, INC. LIBERTY PLAZA —24 Hours Serving Brownsville Bells We're Very Convenient Phelan Motor Co. Crockett Co. Ford Dealer Inter. Hwys 20 88 HAYWOOD FARMERS CO-OP YOUR JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE DEALER CROCKETT TRACTOR CO. Rt. I Hwy. 54 N. ALAMO, TN 38001 696 5596 LUCK, SENIORS M IDSOUTH ROTORS JESSE FORSYTHE Compliments of MIKE AND SUSAN MILES Junction Hwys. 20-54 88 Alamo, Tennessee Phone: 696-4400 SEED BELLS GIN CO. Bells, TN 663-2171 115 THE MOORE STUDIO PORTRAITS — COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL PHOTOGRAPHS, WEDDINGS, PORTRAIT FRAMES, DUPLICATES MAY BE ORDERED FROM SCHOOL PICTURES 427-1296 215 N. LIBERTY JACKSON, TENNESSEE I' DUO-THERM Compliments to the Senior Class of 1979 116 ALAMO, TN MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS ALAMO. TENNESSEE Phone — 696-2091 Owner: Frankie McCort R. L. RONK, COMPANY, INC. 56 N. Court CROCKETT COUNTY'S MOST COMPLETE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORE ALAMO, TN 696 2607 JUANITA'S BEAUTY SHOP laverne PROFESSIONAL CARE NELLIE MEANS LOVLIER HAIR JUANITA 663 2066 Compliments of J. C. TAYLOR, TAYLOR MOTOR CO. ALAMO, TN EVANS CUSTOM TRAILERS Horse Trailers Our Specialty Bells, Tennessee 38006 663 2466 Compliments of JERRELE. REASONS ALAMO, TN Compliments of BELLS VIEW HEALTH CLUB 663 3471 Compliments of CROCKETT COUNTY SENTINEL ALAMO, TN Congratulations to '79 SENIORS CROCKETT FURNITURE Bells, TN MEHRREXALL DRUG STORE Druggists and Pharmacists G. R. Bonifield, Jr. Edward M. Mehr 663 2077 COUNTRY Q. W. Boyd MANOR BEAUTY LEGIONS Compliments SALON Compliments of Gulf of BANK of WAYNE Specializing GADSDEN Alamo, TN General Merchandise PARLOW in hair cuffing 663 2237 COUNTY Debbie TRUSTEE Hayes 6962206 Ann Gadsden, Tennessee Bells, TN Roland 663 3200 Compliments of Congratulations Compliments TEXGAS SELLARI to the of MAURY CORP. SHOE 1979 SENIORS CITY SQUARE BELLS DAIRY PUBLIC UTILITY BAR Bells, Tennessee NAME BRAND SHOES ROLAND'S GROCERY and BOOTS Maury City, K Tennessee j a. BROWNSVILLE, Bells, Tennessee flja j W J TN Bells, TN 118 Bells Hardware Thorenson Tools Case Knives Colony Paints 663-2367 White Star Market Lem Pearson, Owner 663-2071 or 663-2072 Compliments of RONK FUNERAL HOME Alamo, Tenn. 696-5555 Compliments of Compliments of SAM SULLIVAN, MAYOR and the BOARD OF ALDERMEN OKRA FESTIVAL Bells, Tennessee Chairman — Robert Earl Gaines, Jr. Treasurer — Carmack Aanold Bells, Tenn. Compliments of CROCKETT MILLS GIN CO. Crockett Mills, Tennessee 677-2164 120 PRINCIPAL DONALD M.NANNEY M M PUAL AYDELOTT ROBERT G. McLEAN, ATTY. MR. GUY RENFRO SOME FRIENDS MARLA CALDWELL CAFETERIA STAFF ALAMO JEWELRY LARRY SEAY CHEVROLET- BUICK, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS THE KYRAL NORVILLE FAMILY HARPER AUTO PARTS ALAMO FLOWER SHOP STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS CLASS OF79MRM JUDY'S BEAUTY SHOP M M SIDNEY ALLEN JUSTIN BELLS BETA CLUB PEOPLE'S DEPT. STORE SAMMY NAYLOR ROADSIDE CASH CARRY 1360 North Washington St. Brownsville, Tenn. 38012 772 1333 772-1332 JIM RUTH HOLLAND TRUE VALUE HARDWARE EDNA'S FLOWERS TRITT'S GROCERY STORE M M BILL EMERSON SPITZER CON- STRUCTION CO. Winter Garden is taking advantage of its natural goodness to create more sales for you. In this age of additives, customers are looking for a natural—something that isn't loaded with man- made substances. That something is Winter Garden, natural vege- tables frozen free and pure the way nature made them. The Winter Garden natu- rals have no additives, no sugar, no salt except for trace amounts in certain vegetables. «The Naturals Now Winter Garden tells this natural story on tele- vision, on radio and in newspaper and magazine ads. Winter Garden for your customers. It’s a natural. 122 P.O. Box 119. Bells, Tenn. 38006 KELLY FOODS MAURY CITY PLASTICS P.O. Box 355 MAURY CITY, TN 38050 CUSTOM MOLDERS 656 2134 125 FARMERS GIN COMPANY Jackson Highway Bells, Tennessee Phone 663-2996 126 COMPLIMENTS from Compliments of ALAMO CONSTRUCTION CO. 167 N. Bells St. ALAMO, TN General HARDWARE AND Contracting APPLIANCES 696 5535 129 only ' the finest preowned cars, trucks, trailers, equip ment, etc. Come out to see us soon, you will find us eager to serve you. Quality costs less in the long run. Owned and operated by AUBREY W. PISUE, JR. QUALITY NOT QUANTITY IS OUR MOTTO CROCKETT SALES Intersection 20 88 BANK of CROCKETT BELLS, TN Phone — 663-2031 MEMBER F D I C Compliments of KINCAID STUDIOS Bells, Trenton, Ripley, Humboldt, Memphis, and Jackson JOE DEBY KINCAID CROCKETT SALES Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 131 (Under new management) Mr. and Mrs. Larry Western CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 79 COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES NANCE INSURANCE AGENCY ALAMO Tenn. ROWE JEWELRY CO., INC. THE ODD SHOP DIAMOND COUNSELING and APPRAISALS MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 205 E. MAIN STREET Royce L. Rowe William L. Rowe Jackson, Tenn. 427-1877 New, Used Furniture, Antiques, Junk Rt. I, Bo 386 Alamo Highway Bells, TN 38006 663 2946 MOZELL EVANS, JO NEARN, OWNERS Compliments of CROCKETT GIN CO. MAURY CITY, TN 38050 INSTITUTIONAL FOODS and SUPPLIES INC. Grocery 220 COMMERCE ST. Phone 423-1 100 Jackson, Tennessee Bells Funeral Home Owner: Fred T. Jones Bells, Tennessee 663 2766 CLIMER'S AUTO PARTS BELLS, TENNESSEE Sometimes artists get their hands dirty. Balfour crafts- men don't wear gloves. Their artistry is in their fingertips. Another reason why you can choose your Balfour class ring with confidence and wear it with pride. GILBREATH - HARRIS - YOKLEY - KERR 215 East Main Street «P.O. Box 966 Jackson, Tennessee 38301 REPRESENTING 135 BLURTON'S GROCERY BELLS, TENNESSEE 38006 SHEAR DELIGHT WE CURL UP AND DYE FOR YOU JUNE PIGUE and JUDY GRANT — Owners ADVERTISERS, THANK YOU! EAGLE STAFF 1979 136 BAR-B-QUE HUT Hwy. 70 — BELLS Pork Bar B Que Ribs Bar-B-Que Chicken Salad Bar Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Srammer ■ JV{£JV{Q zR 3££ M[smoriss. — fizs± sd hstwssn ths jiagss, °f my mind. J 
