Bells High School - Eagle Yearbook (Bells, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

THE 1981 EAGLE Under the Sun Bells, Tennessee 1 CONTENTS 4 8 Freda Kenner Miss Freda Kenner is an exceptional person. Having retired after 25 years as a successful speech and drama teacher at Messick High School in Memphis, Miss Kenner returned to her Alma Mater in 1971 to teach private speech lessons. Recognized statewide as an outstanding speech coach. Miss Freda has been active in speech and drama organizations on both state and national levels. As a person with the highest standards herself. Miss Freda expects nothing less than the best from her students, and Bells High School has been well represented by her speech contestants and Thes- pian Society productions. Her students have gone on to become successful in many walks of life. Henry Adams once wrote. “A good teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. Such a teacher is Miss Freda, and Bells High School is fortunate to have her as a part of its faculty. 9 Basil J. Crider served as principal at Bells High School from 1940-1958, then served as superintendent until 1976. Mr. Crider coached basketball and taught history at BHS until he left to serve in World War II. He then returned and took the job of principal. Mr. Crider was a great asset to both our school and our community, and he will be missed by all who knew him. 10 Administration 7 BILL EMERSON B.S., Murray Slate University M.S., Middle Tennessee State University Superintendent Board of Education Lett to right. Standing: Ray Permenter, Joe Williams, Henry Williams, Dwayne Curtis, Seated, Tom Darnall, Billy Cobb. 12 Donald Nanney B.S., U.T. Martin M.S., Memphis State University Principal, K-12, Vocational Agriculture Rose Anne Norville Secretary Betty Allen B.S., M.S.; U.T. Martin Guidance Counselor Peggy Peyton Pupil Personnel 13 High School % Lewis Brantley B.A., Lane College M.S., Memphis State History Karen Currie B.S., Tennessee State Resource, 7-12 James Elizer B.S., Univ. of Tennessee M.S., Memphis State M.A., Georgia Tech Science Lynn McCalla B.S., Lambuth College M.S., Memphis State Mathematics Freda Kenner A.B., Union University M.A., Univ. of Tennessee Speech Georgia Elizer B.A., Lambuth College M.A., (L, SL) Peabody Librarian Sam Naylor B.S., Union University M.A., Memphis State Coach, History Regina Thomas B.S., U.T. Martin Home Economics English Annie Wista Williams B.A., Union University M.A., Memphis State French Junior High Doris Bingham B.A., Lane College M.S., Memphis State Title I Math Linda Dorris B.S., Union University Mathematics Reva Fisher B.A., Lane College, M.S.U. Title I English Turner Jones B.S., Lnae College General Science Amy Rolleri B.S., Elmira College English Elementary Elaine Clement B.S., U.T. Martin M.S., Memphis State Third Grade Martha Barry B.S., U.T. Martin Special Education Marla Caldwell B.S., Memphis State Second Grade Louise Ellison B.S., Lane; Lambuth College Kindergarten Opal Woodson B.A., Union University Fifth Grade Nora Wyatt B.A., Howard University M.S., Morgan State University Fourth Grade Aides Cafeteria Personnel Dorothy Qualls Virginia Emison Betty Revelle Shirley Jones Linda Ellington Debra Raines Seniors Senior Sponsors Miss Lynn McCalla Mr. Sammy Naylor Senior Officers Left to right: Wayne Gregory, treasurer; Scott Williams, Vice-president; Amanda Keltner, secretary; Warren Elizer, president; Tammie Pate, and Jeffrey Lovelace, reporters 24 Dabney Edmonds Cindy Davis Michael Britton 25 Denise Lovelace Tammie Pate Rich Kail Jeffrey Lovelace Debra Mayfield 27 Senior Honors Warren Elizer: Lion's Club Most Outstanding Senior; Most Outstanding Senior Boy. Amanda Keltner: Most Outstanding Senior Girl. Valedictorian Salutatorian Beverly Thompson, Warren Elizer DAR Citizenship Award Linda Holland Senior Beta Members Seated, left to right: Beverly Thompson. Virginia Hayes, Amanda Keltner. Beverly Vaden. Standing: Warren Elizer. Jean Revelle. Linda Holland. Allyson Webb. 30 31 32 Superlatives 33 Mr. and Miss BHS 34 Tammy Watridge Tammy was selected as the 1980-81 Homecoming Queen, and is also a varsity cheerleader. She really enjoys supporting the basketball teams. Tammy is an FHA Ad- visory Officer. She enjoys play- ing the piano for her church and swimming during the summer. Scott Williams Scott is Vice President of the Senior class and Vice President of FFA. He is statistician for both BHS basketball teams. Scott enjoys playing baseball, hunting, and golf. 35 Class Senior Dabney Edmonds Brady Moore Junior Zandra Pigue Donald Williams Most Likely to Succeed Linda Holland Warren Elizer 39 Homecoming Homecoming week, December 7-13, was full of various activities and dress. We had 50’s Day, Backwards Day, and Hat, Sock, T-Shirt Day. There was competition between all classes to see who could win the most Homecoming points for their class. The Juniors dominated the spirit of the school by winning the spirit plaque and the wall decoration. Left to right: Zandra Pigue, First Maid; Tammy Watridge, Homecoming Queen; Shawn Williams, Second Maid. Homecoming Representatives, left to right: Berneda Cobb, Freshman; Lisa Curtis, Sophomore; Geneva Cole, Junior; Tam- my Watridge, Senior; Dabney Edmonds, Senior; Zandra Pigue, Junior; Sherri Ellison, Sophomore; Shawn Williams, Freshman. Escorts, left to right: Jeffrey Lovelace, Gary Peyton, Steve Johnson, Scott Darnall, Wayne Gregory, Sam Nor- ville, Donald Woods, Marc Darnall. A Homecom- ing tradition is Hat, Sock, T-shirt, and Tie Day. Amanda Keltner and Troy Coman put the final touches on Terry Pigue in the toilet paper race. Wallace Jones and Clay Craig volunteered for a pie in the face during Homecoming Pep rally. Vickie Ketchum goes for a jump shot against Tennessee Academy. The Eaglettes defeated the Warhawks, 53-40. Troy Coman shoots over a Tennessee Academy player. The Eagles whizzed by the Warhawks, 69-54 Best All Round Most Courteous Amanda Keltner Wayne Gregory Most Beautiful Most Handsome Robin Cobb Jamie Nanney Tami Craig Ryan Richards Wittiest Most School Spirited Zandra Pigue Jeffrey Lovelace Most Talented Jill Emerson Jon Holland 43 Rockathon ’80 Tammy Crossnoe and Stacy Ed- wards look tired but cheerful as they wait for refreshments to be brought. Tammie Pate and Tammy Watridge, B.H.S. cheerleaders, take a break from keeping rockers awake. Amanda Keltner and Marc Darnall try to look wide awake for this picture-taking session. Karen Patrick •‘rocks’’ to the music while rock- Rockathon ’80, sponsored by Bells High School cheerleaders, was held on Sept. 19, 1980. The purpose of the Rockathon was to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Hospital in Memphis. Total proceeds from the event amounted to $2,667.57. Enthusiasm for this worthy cause is also shared by elementary students Lynn Blackburn, Vickie Redmond, Dan Cobb, and Tonya Hensley. Kristie Morris, Sandra Qualls, Beverly Vaden, and Jean Revelle bring all the comforts of home to REST ASSURED, by Donald Payton, was presented on November 29 and 30 by the Senior Class of 1981. The seniors put a lot of work into the play and it was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Rest Assured Mildred the maid (Beverly Vaden), bored and disgruntled as always, takes a telephone message for Mr. Morlock. Lucifer (Jeffrey Lovelace) and Mrs. Schmaltz (Jean Revelle) try to take Mr. Morlock (Warren Elizer) to the lower regions. Mr. Black (Dabney Edmonds) and Mrs. Morlock (Tammie Pate) listen while Jessica (Karen Patrick) reads to them the epitaphs she wrote for her deceased father (Warren Elizer). Jake (Linda Holland) and Mrs. Frlnck (Vickie Ketchum) pay their respects to Joe (Scott Darnall) and Mary (Amanda Keltner) in regard to the death of Joe's father, Luigi (Denise Lovelace), while Luigi and Martha (Tammy Watridge) look on. Luigi Lanconi (Denise Lovelace) and Mr. Morlock (Warren Elizer) make the wed- ding for Joe (Scott Darnall) and Mary (Amanda Keltner) final with a handshake. 45 Class 47 'Dft ‘jAor v tf ilaip u Mf Oci 0 Underclassmen Juniors Junior Class Officers: Marc Darnall. president: Donald Williams, vice president: Sherry Simmons, secretary: Robin Cobb, treasurer; Beverly Graves. Laura Nanney. reporters. Keith Blackburn Sharon Cathey Sandee Clark Barbara Cobb Robin Cobb Geneva Cole Tami Craig Marc Darnall Bruce Davis Jill Emerson 50 Melissa Gibson Cindy Grant Beverly Graves Debra Hicks Steve Hobock Steve Johnson Brien Kee Vince Lee Angelia Legions Mona McKay Marilyn Mills Laura Nanney Bud Noel Sam Norville Zandra Pigue Richard Redmond Ryan Richards Brenda Simmons Sherry Simmons Heidi Spegal Delores Stanback Jerome Studard Dee Weatherholt Dalton Webb Donald Williams Micheal Williams Shelia Williams Stephanie William Teresa Wilson 51 Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers: Brian Skelton, president; Jo Kendrick, vice-president; Sherri Ellison, secretary; Sheryl Gregory, treasurer; Danny Ellington, Micheal Williams, reporters. Shirley Brooks Charles Cheatham Cindy Cleek Joyce Climer Jerry Crutchfield Lisa Curtis Tammy Doss Tracy Dotson John Edwards Mark.Edwards Willie Edwards Danny Ellington Sherri Ellison Lorraine Esters Shewonda Esters Judy Faulkner Todd Francis Beth Gibson 52 Farrow Gibson Raymond Gibson Kim Greenwell Sheryl Gregory William Hardin Paul Jackson Barbara Johnson Wallace Jones Tolbert Kail Jo Kendrick Kevin Ligon Tana Lukenbill Diane Meadows Marty Moore Vincent Parker Gary Peyton Lisa Pigue Melissa Pigue Tracy Pirtle Gail Raines Anthony Rankin Darris Simmons Stayce Simmons Billy Sipes Brian Skelton Jeff Taylor Laura Tinker Sandy Tinker Carla Thomas Lue Verne Webb Betty Western Patty Western Tony White Sheila Williams Micheal Williams 53 Freshmen Tony Boyd Tammy Bushart Rhonda Campbell Carole Climer Berneda Cobb Clay Craig Tammy Crossnoe Diane Davis Gina Davis Timmy Davis Stacey Edwards Leanne Grant Howard Graves Jon Holland James Howell Tracey Jaynes Tony Johnson Danny Leek Jeffrey Lovelace Emily Lowery Freshman Class Officers: Jamie Nanney. president; Judy Pate, vice president; Barrie Tinker, secretary; Howard Graves, treasurer; Carolyn Musgray. Gene Permenter. reporters. 54 Jennifer Martin Jean McKay Carolyn Meadows Brian Morris Mark Moyers Carolyn Musgray Jamie Nanney Judy Pate Gene Permenter Harold Pigue Gwen Pirtle Sheila Porter Larry Qualls Michelle Rankin Yancey Reeves Laudell Savage Lonell Savage Lynn Shutes Joy Smith Norma Taylor Martin Thompson Barrie Tinker Steven Tinker James R Tippett Tammy Vines Kirk Walker Kim Watson Ray Weatherholt Kurt Williams Michelle Williams Shawn Williams Stanley Williams Tammy Williams Sheila Wilson i Ray Winberry 55 Junior High Eighth Deborah Bonds Gene Bridges Charles Brooks Jerry Brooks Sharon Buford Wayne Chambers Ronnie Clark Chris Cottner Roger Crossnoe Rachel Dillon Marietta Ellington Amanda Emison Kelly Fletcher Michael Freeman Mike Greer Molly Griffin Anthony Hart Daniel Harrell Terrie Helton Gina Henderson Greg Hill Larry Howell Lisa Jenkins Catherine Jernigan Wayne Jernigan Leenda Johns Rob Kail Audra King 58 Grade Toni Jones Tommy Leek Peyton Martin Burl Lee McNew Charles Moody Aurora Murry Renee Naylor Chris Perry Mane Perry Donna Pigue Tina Rankin Billy Reed Derrick Rogers Matt Revelle Debbie Sills Terry Simmons Sammy Stanback Tina Surles Naomi Thompson Tammy Tinker Angela Tritt Tina White Chris Williams Farris Williams Kim Winberry Andy Wilson Keith Vandiver 59 Seventh Rodney Arnold Shane Borders Michael Climer Michael Davis Jackie Estes Suzy Grant Ellis Gray Evan Gray Kathy Greenwell Amy Griffin Teresa Hardin Kristie Hart Teresa Hill Foster Hill Theresa House Patrick Jaynes Tina Laster James Lee Tabitha Mills Perry Page Paula Pirtle 60 Grade Calvin Porter Carol Proctor Sandra Shutes Curtis Sills Larry Sipes Donna Stitts Kelly Studard Traci Sullivan Emite Taylor Bill Vaden Darin Vandiver Belinda Vines Royce Walker Mona Watridge Jennifer Webb Timmy Whitehead Teri Beth Wilkersc Kim Williams Yolanda Williams Alana Wilson Andy Winford 61 Sixth Aslin Forrest Bomfield Kelvin Brooks Kim Brooks Chris Butler Lee Butler Keith Byrd Lee Cepetelli Susan Edwards Mike Faulkner Martha Jackson Scott Jones Dana Ketchum Greg Lents Brent Manning Israel Musgray Ronnie Ragan Jolanda Raines Angela Vandiver Tonya Williams Vincent Yancy 64 Grade Griffin David Aslin Lyn Blackburn Ruth Bonds Elaine Climer Dan Cobb Pamela Cobb Tammie Davis Marshall Dotson Tonya Hensley Donnie Laster Morris Martin Mary McFadden Scottie Mitchell Kristie Morris Fred Pirtle Anita Raines Vickie Redmond Robi Richards Michael Rowan Alex Whiteside Troy Williams Fifth Grade Amanda Burns Kevin Campbell Candace Cole Dean Darnall Cynthia Esters Dana Freeman Julie Freeman Patricia Gregory Christy Griggs Jessica Hart Robert Jernigan Wilma Jones Sharon Jordan Alexis Lawuary Tammi Lawuary Ralphael Ligon Shana Lonon Richard Lowery Yolonda Mitchell Mechelle Naylor Stephanie Pigue Iris Porter Christine Robertson Mark Rose J. C. Taylor, ill James Weatherholt Lee Weatherholt Melanie West mm 66 Ike Aslin Dexter Bass Chris Brooks Tony Butler Craig Cathey Stacy Cole Tina Esters Rachelle Evans Shannon Foust Derek Grant Joey Griffin Melanie Griffin Jimmy Hart Ray Holland Youlanda Holloway Timothy Hutchisor Ronde Jernigan Keith Jones Becky Jordan Cory Martin Jeff McRae Timothy Morris Pamela Page Tina Pirtle Trena Reasons Reynard Theuse Carol Tritt Bruce Webb Jason Williams Anthony Wyatt Fourth Grade Third Grade Kristi Boles Joe Brooks Shannon Burns Lisa Campbell Renee Cobb Gaylon Doss Joey Edwards Timmy Ellington Helen Goode Kelly Grant Claudious Graves Eugenia Gregory Bryan Harris Jay Hart Aaron Johnson Chad Lee Bryant McLemore Dave Pate Anthony Reed Kenda Simmons Wayne Sipes David Walters Kerry Watson Shane Webb Rita Whiteside Tyrone Wilson Tansy Williams Allen Wyatt 68 Second Grade Felix Barnett Nichole Bonifield Duane Briley Herb Brown Tammy Climer Cartizes Coman Chad Coman Holly Edwards Tracey Forsythe Edwin Goode Anthony Griffin Clark Hicks Ballary Jaynes Jenny Kail Ron Lonon John Lovelace Andy Lowery Kendra Manning Holly McRae Keith Pledge Jim Raines Omar Sherron Keisha Taylor Tate Taylor Carlin Turpen Lan Vowell Kevin Walker Shannon Williams Shane Winbush 69 First Grade Suzanne Aslin Leslie Bonds Belinda Brooks Leanne Bryant Shane Crawford Nathan Gideon Brett Grant Terrell Griffin Christy Forsyth Jennifer Hart Jonathan Hart Jermaine Hicks Tonja House Dianna Mitchell Terry Pigue Adam Roberts Lemoyne Sherron Tina Sherron Tonya Sherron Shuntae Stitts Jeffrey Sweat Darren Tritt Joey Williams Tana Williams Ankia Winston Kindergarten Lynn Bonifield Sherri Briley Roy Brown Katherine Cepetell Lakeyia Coman Randy Davis Kevin Edwards Brent Evans April Griffin Jason Hart Rodney Hopper Mack Kail Carlos Mathis Tywana McKinzie Brad Mitchell Joy Newell Laura Raines Garrick Reed Jacques Sherron Pamela Simmons Tonisha Simmons Alexis Twitty 71 • 72 anizations Art Club 1st Row, left to right: Jean Revelle, Sponsor, Mr. Van Dree. Sandy Davis. 2nd Row, Judy Faulkner, Larry Qualls, Shelia Porter, Jon Holland. Art Club Officers Left to right: Judy Faulkner, treasurer; Jon Holland, vice president; Jean Revelle, president. 74 National Beta Club 1st Row, left to right: Allyson Webb, Beverly Thompson, Amanda Keltner, Sponsor, Mrs. Young, Jean Revelle, Lisa Pigue, Sheryl Gregory. 2nd Row, Sherri Ellison, Barbara Cobb. Cindy Davis, Judy Faulkner, Sherry Simmons, Beverly Graves, Jo Kendrick, Jill Emerson, Tami Craig, Robin Cobb, Beverly Vaden, Lin- da Holland. 3rd Row, Virginia Hayes, Laura Nanney, Sandee Clark, Warren Elizer, Scott Williams, Marc Darnall, Charles Cheatham, Micheal Williams, Brian Skelton, Danny Ellington, Tony White. 1981 Initiates Officers 1st Row. left to right: Sheryl Gregory, Sherri Ellison, Judy Faulkner. Left to right: Warren Elizer, president. Linda Holland, secretary; Jo Kendrick, Lisa Pigue. 2nd Row, Scott Williams. Danny Ellington, Jill Emerson, treasurer; Laura Nanney. vice president. Tony White. Micheal Williams, Tracy Dotson, Brian Skelton, Charles Cheatham. 75 Advertisements Editors Robin Cobb Laura Nanney Cheerleaders Sports Editor Virginia Hayes Amanda Keltner 76 Class Editor Cindy Davis Administration Editor Sherry Simmons Clubs Editor Sandee Clark Senior Editors Allyson Webb Beverly Vaden Photographers Warren Elizer Brian Skelton 77 Page Editors Seated, left to right: Laura Nanney, Jean Revelle, Virginia Hayes. Standing, left to right: Robin Cobb, Beverly Graves. Ryan Richards, Cindy Davis, Sandee Clark, Amanda Keltner. Bob Arnold, photography direc- tor for The Jackson Sun, and Owen Cobb, BHS graduate and photographer for The Jackson Sun, discuss newspaper photography with members of the Eyrie staff. strtjiU 78 ViAC Reporters Seated, left to right: Tami Craig. Jill Emerson. Allyson Webb, Cindy Grant. Barbara Cobb. Standing, left to right: Micheal Williams. Tracy Dotson, Jo Kendrick. Gary Peyton, Charles Cheatham, Sandy Davis, Dee Weatherholt, Sherry Simmons. Photographers, Artists, Typists Seated, left to right: Denise Lovelace, artist: Beverly Vaden, Karen Patrick, typists; Judy Faulkner, artist. Standing, left to right: Linda Holland, typist; Marc Darnall, Warren Elizer. Brian Skelton, photographers. 79 Officers Future Farmers of America Seated, left to right: Scott Williams, vice president; Scott Darnall, secretary; Gary Peyton, reporter. Standing, Donald Nanney, Sponsor; Sam Norville. sentinel; Donald Woods, president; Wayne Gregory, treasurer. Senior and Junior Members Seated, left to right: Scott Williams, Scott Darnall, Wayne Gregory, Donald Woods, Keith Blackburn, Sam Norville. Standing, Richard Redmond, Donald Williams, Troy Coman, Brien Kee, Michael Williams. Farrow Gibson, Tolbert Kail. 80 SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Front Row. left to right: Gary Peyton, Tracy Dotson, Todd Francis. Charles Cheatham, Danny Ellington, Jerry Crut- chfield. Second Row. John Edwards. Mark Edwards, Tony White, Paul Jackson. Timmy Davis. Willie Edwards, Micheal Williams. Third Row, Vincent Parker, William Hardin, Kevin Ligon, Tracy Pirtle, Wallace Jones. Daris Simmons. FRESHMAN MEMBERS Seated, left to right: Steve Davis, Martin Thompson, Jeffery Lovelace, Mark Moyers. James Howell. Larry Qualls. Jon Holland. Second Row, Tony Johnson, Gene Permenter, Tony Boyd, Jamie Nanney. James Robert Tippett. Ray Weatherholt. Kurt Williams. Lonell Savage, Stanley Williams. Brian Morris, Clay Craig. 81 Future Homemakers of America FHA Beau — Scott Darnall Red Rose Girl — Tammie Pate 82 Outstanding Members Kim Greenwell Lisa Pigue Little Sisters Judy Pate Shawn Williams Alternate Little Sister FHA Officers Seated, left to right: Sheryl Gregory, advisory officer; Amanda Keltner, vice president; Mrs. Thomas, Spon- sor; Tammie Pate, president; Sherri Ellison, secretary; Jill Emerson, treasurer. Standing, left to right: Ad- visory officers — Lisa Curtis, Tammy Watridge, Jean Revelle, Tami Craig, Robin Cobb, Zandra Pigue. SENIOR AND JUNIOR MEMBERS Seated, left to right: Vickie Ketchum, Beverly Vaden, Cindy Grant, Heidi Spegal, Sherry Simmons, Teresa Wilson. Standing, left to right: Tammie Pate, Jean Revelle. Amanda Keltner, Tami Craig, Jill Emerson. Tammy Watridge. Karen Patrick. Zandra Pigue. Melissa Pigue. Robin Cobb, Allyson Webb. 83 SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Seated, left to right: Sherri Ellison, Sheryl Gregory, Kim Greenwell, Lisa Pigue, Tana Lukenbill, Sandy Davis. Standing, left to right: Lisa Curtis, Laura Tinker, Sheila Williams, Joyce Climer, Beth Gibson, Tammy Doss, Cindy Cleek. FRESHMAN MEMBERS 1st Row, left to right: Judy Pate, Barrie Tinker, Michelle Williams, Shawn Williams, Tammy Williams, Kim Watson, Stacey Edwards. 2nd Row, Emily Lowery, Sheila Wilson, Michelle Rankin, Tammy Crossnoe, Sheila Porter, Rhonda Campbell, Joy Smith, Jean McKay, Diane Davis. 3rd Row, Carol Climer, Gina Davis, Mary McEwen, Carolyn Musgray, Gwen Pirtle, Carolyn Meadows, Berneda Cobb, Tammy Vines, Leanne Grant! 84 French Club 1st Row, left to right: Jean Revelle, Robin Cobb, Cindy Grant, Jill Emerson. 2nd Row: Teresa Wilson, Laura Nanney, Virginia Hayes. Guidance Denise Lovelace, senior, consults with Mrs. Allen concerning financial aid applications while making plans for her first year at UTM. Dee Weatherholt and Heidi Spegal worked as helpers in the Guidance Office first period. Tracy Dotson concentrates on his proficiency test. The tests were given to all students in grades 8-11. BHS juniors Cindy Grant, Beverly Graves, and Delores Stanback talk with Karen Lukenbill. BHS graduate, who represented West Tennessee Business College on Careers Day. Junior Ryan Richards talks with the Martin College representative from Pulaski, Tennessee, at the Careers Day program. 86 Info 23 1st Row, left to right: Cindy Davis, Linda Holland, Robin Cobb, Cindy Grant. Heidi Spegal. 2nd Row. Jon Holland. Laura Nanney. Dee Weatherholt. Beverly Vaden, Jean Revelle. Denise Lovelace. 1st Row. left to right: Catherine Jernigan. Tina Surles, Audra King, Angela Tritt. Tina White. 2nd Row. Andy Wilson, Molly Griffin. Leenda Johns, Lisa Jenkins. Aurora Murray. 87 Math Club 1st Row, left to right: Catherine Jernigan. Terrie Helton. Audra King. Tina Surles. Tina White. Amanda Emison, Tam- my Tinker. 2nd Row. Kristi Hart. Rachel Dillon. Lisa Jenkins. Renee Naylor, Carol Proctor. Amy Griffin. Michael Climer. Andy Winford, Rodney Arnold. Sponsor, Miss Dorris. 3rd Row. Ellis Gray, Shane Borders, Molly Griffin. James Lee, Wayne Jernigan, Gene Bridges. Officers Left to right: Renee Naylor, president; Catherine Jernigan, treasurer; Tina Surles, vice president; Terrie Helton, activities chairman; Audra King, Secretary. Quill and Scroll 1st Row, left to right: Robin Cobb, Virginia Hayes, Beverly Vaden, Cindy Davis, Linda Holland, Beverly Graves, Sherry Simmons. 2nd Row, Denise Lovelace, Barbara Cobb, Judy Faulkner, Tami Craig, Jill Emer- son, Allyson Webb, Beverly Thompson, Amanda Keltner. 3rd Row, Jean Revelle, Sandee Clark, Laura Nan- ney, Warren Elizer, Ryan Richards, Marc Darnall, Brian Skelton. Students who are active in scholastic journalism and school publications receive recognition through membership in Quill and Scroll, which is the only international honor society for high school journalists. Membership may be obtained only through a local chapter which has been chartered by the international society. Quill and Scroll is active in fifty states and thirty-two countries and has honored more than one million high school journalists with Quill and Scroll membership. Quill and Scroll membership at Bells High School is through active service on the newspaper and or yearbook staff. All members must maintain a B overall average. Newspaper qualifiers must complete a minimum of fifty column inches while yearbook qualifiers must be responsible for at least six pages in the annual. 89 Thespians of Troup 446 Best Thespians Brian Skelton Jill Emerson Best Actress Actor Jill Emerson Warren Elizer First Row, left to right: Angelia Legions, Jill Emerson, Zandra Pigue, Cindy Grant, Sandee Clark, Tami Craig, Tammie Pate. Second: Jean Revelle, Jo Kendrick, Allyson Webb, Tammy Williams, Shawn Williams. Judy Pate. Michelle Williams. Teresa Wilson, Jamie Nanney, Laura Nanney. Robin Cobb. Third: Keith Blackburn, Brien Kee, Scott Darnall, Micheal Williams, Jon Holland, Tony Boyd, Gene Permenter, Sam Norville, Brian Skelton, Warren Wlizer. Officers Left to right: Warren Elizer, Vice President; Jill Emerson. Presi- dent; Tammie Pate, Secretary, Jo Kendrick, Treasurer. District Winners Seated, left to right: Jill Emerson. Robin Cobb, Allyson Webb, Tammy Williams. Tammie Pate. Second: Jon Holland. Gene Permenter. Warren Elizer. Brian Skelton, Tony Boyd. 90 Associate Thespians First Row, left to right: Jason Williams, Jeff McRae. Melanie Griffin, Rachelle Evans. Shannon Foust. Trena Reasons, Carol Tritt. Second: Angela Vandiver, Pat Jaynes Michael Davis, Rodney Arnold, Jolanda Raines. Robi Richards. Amy Griffin. Mona Watridge. Tammy Tinker. Angela Tritt. Third: Troy Williams. Robert Jernigan. Jay Taylor. Timothy Hutchinson. Michael Climer. Best Associate Thespians Botton Row. left to right: Trena Reasons. Jeff McRae. Top: Amy Griffin, Patrick Jaynes. The Little Princess Left to right: Kristie Morris, Michael Rowan, Troy Williams. Michael Climer. Scott Jones. Robi Richards, Tonya Williams. The Tin Soluier Left to right: Ike Aslin. Rachelle Evans. Jason Williams, Melanie Griffin. Timothy Hutchinson, Jay Taylor, Shannon Foust, Trena Reasons. Carol Tritt, Jeff McRae. Left to right: Patrick Jaynes, Mona Watridge Rodney Arnold, Michale Climer. Amy Griffin. Tracy Sullivan. Michael Davis. Rodney Arnold, Amy Griffin. The Bad Children 91 I Remember Mama John Van Druten’s celebrated play about family life — a story of a Norwegian family coming to the United States, their growing up and maturity. Papa, Mama, and the children listen intently as Mr. Hyde (Jamie Nanney), their boarder, reads aloud. Katrin (Jill Emerson) writes in her jour- nal in her attic hideaway. Mama (Allyson Webb) counts out the money to Papa (Brian Skelton) and the children, Dagmar (Shawn Williams), Nets (Gene Permenter), Katrin (Jill Emerson), and Christine (Michelle Williams). Mama (Allyson Webb) visits with her sisters, Aunt Jenny (Tammy Williams), Aunt Sigrid (Judy Pate), and Aunt Trina (Tammie Pate). 92 Aunt Trina (Tammie Pate) and Mr. Uncle Chris (Warren Elizer), his favorite sister Marta (Allyson Webb), Thorkelson (Tony Boyd) look pro- an j Jessie (Jo Kendrick) make a final toast, udly at their child. Left to right: Soda Clerk (Michael Climer), Madeline (Angelia Tritt), Nurse (Mona Watridge), Dr. Johnson (Micheal Williams), Nurse (Amy Griffin), and Dorothy Schiller (Tammy Tinker). 93 Honorables Scholastic Photography Awards Left to right: Brian Skelton, Regional Medallion of Excellence Nominee; Warren Elizer Regional Scholastic Nominee for Scholastic Art Awards; Marc Darnall. Certificate of Merit. WARREN ELIZER State Winner, 4-H Public Speaking; State Winner — 2nd Place, American Legion Oratorical Contest. Tennessee High School Press Association and The University of Tennessee Journalism Newspaper Awards 94 Left to right: Brian Skelton, 1st — Photography; Ryan Richards, Honorable Mention — News; Laura Nanney, Honorable Mention — Features; Gary Peyton, 2nd — Sports Features; Marc Darnall, 2nd — Photography, Honorable Mention — Sports Features. Boys’ and Girls’ State Left to right: Ryan Richards. Robin Cobb. Jill Emerson. Bruce Davis. Tami Craig. Laura Nanney. Marc Darnall. Press Scimitar Teenagers of the Week Warren Elizer Amanda Keltner Woodmen of the World History Awards Senior High Linda Holland Junior High Tina White Spelling Bee Winners Susan Edwards David Aslin 95 Miss Bells and Royalty Left to right: Karen Patrick, First Alternate; Zandra Pigue, First Maid; Tami Craig, Queen; Tammy Watridge, Second Maid; Sandee Clark, Second Alternate. Junior Royalty Left to right: Leenda Johns, 2nd Maid; Amy Griffin, 1st Maid; Robi Richards, Queen; Tonya Hensley, 2nd Alternate; Jolanda Raines, 1st Alternate. Elementary Royalty Left to right: Jenny Kail, 3rd Maid; Ballary Jaynes, 2nd Maid; Tana Williams, 1st Maid; Sherry Briley, Queen; Shane Crawford, King; Brent Evans, 1st Page; Mack Kail, 2nd Page; Duane Briley. 3rd Page. 97 98 Athletics 99 From left to right: Sandee Clark, Tami Craig, Tammie Pate, Virginia Hayes, Allyson Webb, Jill Emerson, Zandra Pigue, Tammy Watridge. Bells High Cheerleaders Captain 100 101 EAGLES BHS Eagles Kneeling, left to right: Vincent Parker (Manager). Steve Johnson, Keith Blackburn. Micheal Williams. Wallace Jones. Micheal Williams (Manager). Standing, Wayne Gregory, Jeffrey Lovelace, Marc Darnall, Sam Norville, Coach Keith Reynolds, Donald Woods, Howard Graves. Gary Peyton. Troy Coman. Scott Darnall. Troy Coman All-County Team Most Valuable Player All-District Team 102 Donald Woods grabs for a rebound as Jeffrey Lovelace looks on. Scott Darnall shoots for a goal as Maury City Wildcats wait for a possi- ble rebound. Scott Darnall drives through the Gadsden Wildcats for a possible two points. 103 BHS Eaglettes From left to right: Melissa Pigue (Manager), Barbara Cobb, Jo Kendrick, Lisa Curtis. Sandra Qualls, Tana Lukenbill, Vickie Ketchum, Amanda Keltner, Geneva Cole, Beverly Graves. Karen Patrick (Statistician). Geneva Cole All-County Team Vickie Ketchum All-County Team Amanda Keltner All-County Team Most Valuable Player All-District Team All-West Tennessee Third Team 104 Vickie Ketchum shoots for a goal against Amanda Keltner tries for a shot among the defending Alamo Devilettes. Friendship. 105 Junior High Girls Basketball ULhLtS Kneeling, left to right: Renee Naylor, Shawn Williams, Shelia Wilson, Leanne Grant, Jean McKay. Barrie Tinker, Tammy Tinker. Stan- ding. Coach Sammy Naylor, Aurora Murry, Donna Stitts, Tammy Crossnoe, Mona Watridge, Emily Lowery, Stacy Edwards. Tammy Vines, Alana Wilson, Teresa Hardin, Marie Perry, Susie Grant, Gwen Pirtle, Toni Jones, Michelle Williams (Manager). 106 Junior High Boys Basketball Kneeling, left to right: Terry Simmons, Patrick Jaynes, Evan Gray, Ellis Gray, Anthony Hart, Charles Brooks, Rodney Arnold, Andy Winford, Michael Davis. Standing, Chris Williams, Tony Boyd, Howard Graves, Farris Williams. Coach Keith Reynolds, Tony Johnson. Clay Craig, Michael Climer, Vincent Parker (Manager). 107 Junior High Cheerleaders Amy Griffin Tammy Williams Captain Kristy Hart Judy Pate Audra King Tina Surles 108 Terrie Helton Eaglette Softball Kneelinq left to right: Jo Kendrick, Judy Faulkner, Michelle Williams, Tammie Pate. Judy Pate, Shawn Williams. Barrie Tinker Karen Patrick. Amanda Keltner. Standing, Allyson Webb, Emily Lowery, Shelia Wilson, Stacey Edwards, Tammy Vines, Vickie Ketchum, Leanne Grant, Tammy Crossnoe, Beverly Vaden, Tammy Watridge. Denise Lovelace. Eagle Baseball Kneeling, left to right: Clay Craig. Keith Blackburn. Marc Darnall, Ryan Richards. Troy Coman. Vincent Parker. Standing, Bruce� Dims. William Hardin, Charles Cheatham. Stanley Williams. Sam Norville. Scott Darnall. Jeffery Lovelace. Scott Williams, Coach Keith Reynolds. 109 110 Advertisements Compliments of CROCKETT MILLS GIN CO. Crockett Mills, Tennessee THARP’S LIBERTIES Two Great Locations on 22nd Avenue Humboldt, Tennessee We Sell for Less Route 1, Bells, Tenn. Bus.: 901-696-4444 FRANK CLIMER SONS, INC. Paving Co. Frank Climer 663-3242 Stephen Climer 772-2643 Scott Climer 663-3242 BELLS HARDWARE COMPANY Bassett Furniture, Perfect Sleeper Mattress; Armstrong Linoleum and Carpets; THE COTTON BOWL Gifts and Jewelry Alamo, Tennessee GE Electrical Appliances; Skil, Black and Decker, Thorenson Tools; Case Knives; Colony Paints BELLS BLOCK COMPANY Don Manning P.O. Box B Highway 79 N. Bells, Tennessee 663-3311 Home 663-2113 112 Compliments of the Okra Festival BELLS GIN COMPANY Buyers of Soybeans and Cotton Bells, Tenn. 663-2171 BELLS PUBLIC UTILITY PERRY’S GARAGE TENNESSEE AND NATIONAL GUARD GULF STATION 263 N. Bells St. Owner: Gaylon Turnage Alamo, Tennessee 38001 Manager: Joe King Phone: 656-2504 All Type Mechanic Work Compliments of IRVINE DRUGS PLANTER’S 31 South Court Alamo, Tennessee GIN 38001 Phone: 696-5577 114 1 FURNITURE MART Warehouse — Showroom 101 N. Highland Ave. Jackson,Tenn. David and Sara Carter JOHNSEY’S SPORTING GOODS 447 N. Royal Jackson, Tenn. 38301 It Pays to Play Compliments of CROCKETT COUNTY SENTINEL Alamo, TN Compliments of CROCKETT FARMERS CO-OP HARDER AUTO PARTS Home-owned and Operated 435 W. Church St. Alamo, Tennessee Phone: 696-5543 or 696-5544 Congratulations to Seniors From Larry and Virginia Western CLOVERLEAF MOTEL ALAMO REXALL DRUGS Rexall Drugs Owner Joe Lavenue Open Till 9:00 P.M. Phone: 696-2266 Alamo, Tennessee Compliments of J AND J Ph: BIG STAR 696-5951 Alamo, Tennessee TOM LAWLER’S, INC. Office Outfitters for Over 50 Years 114 N. Church — Jackson, TN 427-9661 CROCKETT LIVESTOCK SALES CO., INC. Highway 88, Maury City, Tenn. Phone 656-2321-2 Danny Cobb Home Phone 663-3164 Sales Every Wednesday 1:00 p.m. 115 Diamonds, China, Crystal, Silver, and Gifts BELLS FUNERAL HOME NAYLOR JEWELRY Bells, TN 38006 Ph. 663-3162 117 Main St. Bobby and Nelda Jernigan Owners BICYCLE CITY 1936 N. Owner: Rex Bond Highland Ave. Jackson, TN 38301 116 Congratulations Seniors From the Juniors Class of 1982 Keith Blackburn Sharon Cathey Sandee Clark Barbara Cobb Robin Cobb Geneva Cole Tami Craig Marc Darnall Bruce Davis Jill Emerson Melissa Gibson Cindy Grant Debra Hicks Steve Hobock Steve Johnson Brien Kee Vince Lee Angelia Legions Mona McKay Marilyn Mills Laura Nanney Bud Noel Sam Norville Zandra Pigue Richard Redmond Ryan Richards Brenda Simmons Sherry Simmons Heidi Spegal Jerome Studard Dalton Webb Dee Weatherholt Donald Williams Michael Williams Teresa Wilson WHITE STAR MARKET 663-2071 Bells, Tennessee 663-2072 117 KELLY FOODS Compliments of Sam Sullivan Mayor and the Board of Aldermen Bells, Tennessee BUD’S T.V. 117 N. Bells Alamo, Tennessee 38001 696-2876 Jackson, Tennessee Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 BANK OF CROCKETT Bells, Tennessee 663-2031 Member FDIC ne DAIRY QUEEN Alamo, Tennessee RAINEY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 209 East Main St. Phone: 424-3344 Jackson, Tennessee CROSSNOE LIBERTY SUPERMARKET AND STYLE-A-RAMA Compliments of BILLY NEWSOM PRODUCE CO. Wholesaler of Fruits and Vegetables Dyersburg, 285-6462 Tennessee Congratulations to ’81 Seniors CROCKETT FURNITURE Bells, Tennessee AUSTIN SERVICE CENTER 311 S. Bells Alamo, Tennessee 38001 696-2748 Compliments of ALAMO JEWELRY Owner: Jodie Young 133 N. Bells St. Alamo, Tennessee 696-2406 COPHER’S DX SERVICE STATION 221 W. Church St. 38001 Alamo, Tennessee 119 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-4 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. Now Winter Garden tells this natural story on tele- vision, on radio and in newspaper and magazine ads. Be sure, you're stocking1 Winter Garden for your customers. It’s a natural._______ uj inter Garden P.O. Box 119. Bells. Tenn. 38006 ■The Naturals 120 Q.W. BOYD General Merchandise 663-2237 Fruitvale, Tennessee BAR-B-QUE HUT Hwy. 70 Bells, Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Grammer A. L. FERGUSON AND COMPANY NANCE TAYLOR INSURANCE MOTOR Gravel, AGENCY CO. Lime, and 696-4548 696-2721 Livestock Alamo, Alamo, 784-9078 Gadsden, Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee CROCKETT TRACTOR CO “Your John Deere Sales and Service Dealer” Rt. 1, Hwy. 54 N. Alamo, Tennessee 38001 696-5596 Jesse Forsythe LAVERNE’S BEAUTY SHOP Professional Care Means Lovelier Hair Nellie Winberry LaVerne Webb Phone 663-2066 PEOPLES BANK A Good Bank in a Good Town Alamo, Tennessee Member FDIC STYLES BY SHARON Sharon Hutchison Rt. 1 Bells, Tennessee Ph. 663-3456 TURNAGE AUTO SALVAGE Gaylon Turnage Maury City, Phone Tennessee 656-2111 123 “Floor Covering is Our Business MONSANTO Not a Sideline” Since 1918 Retail Sales Center Expert Installation Highway 663-2942 or 20 663-2992 •Decorating Services Congratulations • Complete Wall to the Coverings Senior • Courtian Oriental Rugs • Pittsburgh Paints and Supplies • GAF, Congoleum, Armstrong and Mannings Vinyl • Bruce Hardwood Flooring Class! 1251 Anderson Ave. Brownsville, Tennessee KETCHUM CARPET TILE Official Photographers for Your Yearbook 3601 Brainerd Road Chattanooga, Tennessee 37411 772-4417 HE NATION'S STUDIO 124 BELLS LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials Service of All Kinds and Quality Phone:663-2181 Bells, Tennessee Compliments of LIBERTY SUPER MARKETS IN JACKSON 4 Locations 19 East College 139 Airways Blvd. Hamilton Hills Shopping Center Madison South Shopping Plaza 125 Compliments of Sheriff Neal Klyce SHEAR DELIGHT We curl up and dye for you Compliments of Judy Grant June Pigue Ph. 663-2584 Hwy. 79 FARMERS Compliments of GIN RONK FUNERAL CO. HOME Alamo, Tenn. 696-5555 Jackson Highway Bells, Tennessee 663-2996 Compliments of Wayne B. Parlow Trustee of Crockett County Compliments of Casey Hughes Circuit Court Clerk Crockett County Compliments of MIDWEST FARMS 2053 South Highland Jackson, Tennessee 38301 RUST’S DEPARTMENT STORE AND RADIO SHACK HIGHWAY 20 MOTEL Phone: 663-3400 : ACAM :v M0T£l Welcome Everyone! 128 W. C. CULLIPHER AND SON, DISTRIBUTORS Gulf Oil Products Butane and Propane LP-Gas Tire, Batteries, and Accessories Phone: 696-5523 P.O. Box 68 Alamo, Tennessee 38001 RAINES PHARMACY Bells, Tennessee 663-3333 CLIMER’S AUTO PARTS Bells, Tennessee 663-2001 129 BELLS BANKING COMPANY Member F.D.I.C. MEHR REXALL DRUG STORE Druggists and Pharmacists 663-2077 G. R. Bonifield, Jr. Edward M. Mehr COIFFURES A Hair Studio Hamilton Hills Shopping Center Jackson, Tennessee 668-0746 or 668-7437 ALAMO TRACTOR COUNTRY MANOR AND BEAUTY SALON AUCTION CO. Specializing in Hair Hwy. 20 and 88 Intersection Ph. 663-2303 Ann Roland Barbara Jones 663-3200 Alamo, Tennessee 130 Congratulations From Have a COTTEN WRECKER SERVICE 24 Hrs. Day 696-4400 Night 696-2126 STATE FARM INSURANCE Ken Davis, Agent Alamo, Tennessee Auto, Life, Fire, Health Off-696-5924 Res.-663-3542 MASSEY AUTO REPAIR Rt. 1 Hwy. 20 Alamo, ph. Tennessee 38001 696-2900 Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY Bells, Tennessee 38006 MAINTENANCE SERVICE CO. Pepsi Day! Box 145 Phone: Bells, Tenn. 663-2290 38006 663-3560 Proof of Excellence. No other company has made so many rings for the number ONES! YourClass Ring is a WINNER. H Balfour. From Balfour with pride. THE MOORE STUDIO Portraits — Commercial — Industrial Photographs — Weddings — Portrait Frames Duplicates May Be Ordered From School Pictures 427-1296 215 N. Liberty, Jackson, Tennessee 133 Coke yruukia- Jtiu£a- MlW £ nu 3- tfll A JcVOkI UtOL . COCA COLA Jackson, Tennessee Tom's makes terrific snacks — fresh and tasty chips and nuts, candy, cookies, cracker sandwiches, baked goods, Bugles, bubble gum and more. Tom's makes the original Peanut Butter Log. And who else makes Hot French Fries, Pucker Pellets, Full Dinners, Cheezers, Vanilla Joys? It’s all different. And it’s all good. Tired of the same old stuff? Turn to Tom’s. FOR A UTTLE CHANCE. GRAHAM SNACK FOODS, INC. 134 1981 Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Allen and Justin Brown Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cobb Karen E. Currie Mrs. Woodson’s Fifth Grade Class Mrs. Wyatt’s Fourth Grade Class La classe de francais Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie W. Holland Mark Holland — '79 Graduate Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kendrick and Family Latin Club Lynn McCalla Jill, Laura, Robin, Tami Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nanney The Nanney Company Mr. and Mrs. Dan Norville Production Credit Asosciation In Memory of John Rolleri-L. H. and J. H. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Skelton and family Chief James G. (Pie) Simmons Gary Aslin’s Sixth Grade Class Sue Griffin's Sixth Grade Class Mrs. Weatherly’s Sophomore English Class Thrifti Stop Sue Weatherly The 1981 Eagle Staff thanks its advertisers for their support! Senior Register MICHAEL BRITTON — FFA 1, 2; Library Club 2, 3; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” TROY MILTON COMAN — Basketball 3, 4; All County 3, 4; All District 3, 4; Most Valuable County Player 4; Most Athletic 4; Baseball 3, 4; FHA Womanless Beauty Review Queen. THOMAS SCOTT DARNALL — Most School Spirited 3; Wittiest 4; BHS Cho- rus 2, 3; FHA Beau 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Reporter 2; FFA Secretary 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Green Hand Degree 1; Chapter Farmer Degree 2; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” CINDY DAVIS BODKINS — Beta Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Eyrie Page Editor 3, 4; Journalism Clinic 3; Kindergarten Pian- ist 4; Senior Play Program Chairman. DABNEY LOUISE EDMONDS — Best Per- sonality 2; Class Favorite 4; Homecom- ing Representative 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA. THOMAS WARREN ELIZER — Salutato- rian; Class President 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; Thespian 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Thespian 3; Vice President 3; Pres- ident 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; President 4; Eyrie Staff 2, 3, 4; Eagle Staff 2, 3, 4; Chief Photographer 4; Press Scimitar “Teenager of the Week” 4; Boys’ State Delegate 3; U.S. Delegate to Canadian 4-H Conference 4; Lam- buth Speech Tournament 1, 2, 3, 4; 1st Place Humorous Interpretation; 1st Place After-Dinner Speaking; Kodak Centennial Medallion Winner 3; Regional Kodak Medallion Winner 3; Scholastic Gold Key Award 2, 3; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” JEFFERY ALLAN GREENWELL — VICA 3, 4; President 3; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3. ANTHONY WAYNE GREGORY — Best All Around 4; FFA 1, 2, 4; Sentinel 2; Trea- surer 4; Class Reporter 3; Class Trea- surer 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” VIRGINIA ANN HAYES — Beta Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Distinction 1; Cer- tificate of Merit 2; Union Math Tourna- ment 2, 3; JSCC Math Tournament 4; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Most Intellectual 2; BHS Royalty 2; Baseball Statistician 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Reporter 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; BHS Chorus 2, 3; Journalism Clinic 3; Eyrie Staff 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2; Page Editor 3, 4; Assistant Editor 4; Eagle Staff 3, 4; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” LINDA MARLENE HOLLAND — Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; Library Club 1, 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 2; Girls’ State Dele- gate 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Most Intellectual 4; Most Courteous 2; Eyrie Staff 2, 3, 4; Typist 4; Photographer 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2, 3; Eagle Staff 2, 3, 4; Edi- tor-in-Chief 4; BHS Chorus 2, 3; Senior Play, “Rest Assured”; Union Math Tour- nament 1, 2, 3; JSCC Math Tournament 4; Latin Tournament 1, 2; Latin Test Honorable Mention 1; Latin Test Dis- tinction 2; 3rd Place Latin Project 1; 2nd Place Latin Project 2; Honorable Men- tion Crockett County Art Contest 2. RICHARD LEE KAIL — FFA 1, 2; VICA 4. AMANDA LYNNE KELTNER — Beta Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All County 2, 4; All District 2, 4; Best Defen- sive Player 3; Most Valuable County Player 4; All West Tennessee 3rd Team 4; Most Athletic 3; Galen Johnson Free Throw Award 3; Softball 2, 3, 4; Sports- manship Award 2; Best All Around 4; Eyrie Staff 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor 3; Page Editor 4; Eagle Staff 3, 4; Class Secre- tary 4; Press-Scimitar “Teenager of the Week’’; BHS Chorus 2, 3; Journalism Clinic 3; Senior Play, “Rest Assured”; Union Math Tournament 1, 2, 3; JSCC Math Tournament 4. VICKIE LYNN KETCHUM — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Rebounder 3; All County 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; BHS Chorus 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Encounters 1, 2, 3; Senior Play, Rest Assured.” CHARLOTTE DENISE LOVELACE — Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Journalism Certificate 4; Eyrie Staff 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2, 3; Artist 3, 4; Journalism Clinic 3; Crockett County Art Contest 2nd, 3rd 2; FHA 1, 2; Encounter I, II; FHA Delegate at Knox- ville 2; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Historian 3, 4; Latin Club; Latin Tournament 3; Latin Project Award 3; Softball Manager 4; Cotton Carnival Contest 1; Senior Play, “Rest Assured’.” JEFFERY DONNELL LOVELACE — Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All County 3; Best Defense 3; Most Athletic 3; Most School Spirited 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Latin Olympics 3; FFA 1, 2, 4; Soil Judg- ing 1; Livestock Judging 1; Greenhand Degree 1; Chapter Farmer Degree 2; Class Reporter 4; DECA 3, 4; Vice Presi- dent 4; Homecoming Escort 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” DEBRA LEE MAYFIELD — FHA 2, 3, 4; FHA Chorus 2; FHA Camp 3; DECA 4; DECA State Convention 4; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” FRANK BRADY MOORE — Basketball 1, 2, 3; Best Sportsmanship Award 3; Baseball 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3, 4. TAMMIE LYNN PATE — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Member 2; Encounter 1, 2, 3, 4; Sub-Regional Secretary 3; Presi- dent 4; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; Class Reporter 4; Home- coming Queen 3; Most Admired 3; Class Favorite 1, 2, 3; Softball 4; “Our Town” 3; “I Remember Mama” 4; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” KAREN PATRICK — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Encounter 1, 2, 3; Eyrie Staff 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Visit 2; Typist 4; Witti- est 4; BHS Chorus 2, 3; Basketball Stat- istician 4; Softball Manager 4; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” BARBARA DIANE PIGUE — FHA 1, 3; Encounter 1; BHS Chorus 3; VICA 2; VICA Flag Designer 2; Sweetheart 2; Parliamentarian 2; DECA 4; Library Club 2; Historian 2; BHS Miss Congen- iality 3, 4; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” TOMMY DEWITT PIRTLE — FFA 1, 2; DE Parliamentarian 3; Sentinel 4. SANDRA JANE QUALLS — FHA 1, 2, 3; Encounter 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1, 2, 3; Softball 2, 3; Office Worker; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” STEPHANIE JEAN REVELLE — Beta Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Camp 2; Outstanding Officer 3; Advi- sory Officer 3, 4; Encounter 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Library Club 3, 4; JSCC 137 Math Tournament 4; BHS Chorus 2, 3; Eyrie Staff 2, 3, 4; Page Editor 3, 4; Co- Editor 4; Eagle Staff 2, 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; Journalism Clinic 3; St. Jude Rock-a- Thon 3, 4; “Our Town” 3; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” ROBERT JOSEPH STORMS, JR. — VICA 4; (Transfer student from Stanhope, N.J.). BEVERLY BRIDGER THOMPSON — Valedictorian; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Outstanding Member 1; Little Sister 1; Chorus 1, 2; Advisory Officer 2; President 3; State Secretary 3; Encounter 1, 2, 3; Union Math Tournament 1, 2; BHS Chorus 2; Cheerleader 2, 3; Eyrie Staff 2, 3; Page Editor 3; Eagle Staff 2, 3; Section Editor 3; Best All Around 3; FHA State Con- vention 1, 2, 3; National Convention 3. BEVERLY ANN VADEN — Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Convention Delegate 2; Encounter 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; GCEMC Essay Winner 3; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Softball Statistician 4; BHS Chorus 2, 3; Eyrie Staff 2, 3, 4; Typist 4; Eagle Staff 3, 4; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” TAMMY RENEE WATRIDGE — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Visit 2; Advisory Officer 3, 4; Convention Delegate 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; Encounter 1, 2, 3; Miss Bells Royalty 2, 4; Wittiest 3; Miss BHS 4; Most Admired 4; Cheerleader 4; BHS Chorus 2, 3; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Statisti- cian 3; Softball Manager 4; Eyrie Staff 2; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” CYNTHIA ALLYSON WEBB — Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Convention 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Encounter 1, 2, 3; Cho- rus 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Honor Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 1, 4; Baseball Statistician 2, 3; BHS Cho- rus 2, 3; St. Jude Rock-a-Thon 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; White Station Speech Tournament 3, 4; Lambuth Speech Tournament 4; MTSU Speech Tourna- ment 4; UTM District Speech Tourna- ment 3, 4; Prose District Winner 3; Clarksville State Speech Tournament 3; Dramatic District Winner 4; Reader’s Theater District Winner 4; Cookeville State Speech Tournament 4; Eyrie Staff 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2, 4; Page Editor 3; Journalism Clinic 3; Eagle Staff 2, 3, 4; Section Editor 2, 3, 4; “Our Town” 3; “I Remember Mama” 4; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” JOSEPH SCOTT WILLIAMS — Beta Club 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Sentinel 1; Secretary 2; Treasurer 3; Vice President 4; Parlia- mentary Procedure 1; Green Hand Degree 1; Chapter Farmer Degree 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Statistician 4; Class Favorite 1, 3; Class Reporter 1; President 2, 4; Vice Presi- dent 3; Best All Around 2; FHA Beau 2; Mr. BHS 4; Most Handsome 3; Most Admired 4; Boys’ State Delegate 3; BHS Chorus 2, 3; Senior Play, “Rest Assured.” DONALD RAY WOODS — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Rebounds 3; FFA President 3. 138 ■ T ' - V--- ?. . 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