Berry High School - Caravel Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1980 volume:

CARAVEL 1 980 W. A. Berry High School 2826 Columbiana Road Birmingham, AL 3521 6 (DJEF - ED Volume 16 Editor: Jocelyn McClelland Assistant Editor: Ruth Gasque Business Editor: Jay McCollum Copy Editor: Julia Harwell CONTENTS Opening Events Sports Organizations Honors Features Classes Faculty : Advertisements Senior Directory Closing At the crossroads of life . . . We make a choice which shapes our futures . . . ' . ' ' ' •m r Ut ' i--- ' - m : ' iiB-V ■- ■ mmmm 14 J 1 A NEW FACE Berry was pleased in welcoming a friendly face to the campus this year. Mrs. Susan Bell was installed as the new librarian following the mid-term retirement of Mrs. Carpenter. Her job was made easier by the many students and faculty members. Mrs. Bell hails from Shades Valley High School, where she was a librarian for three years. As students became familiar with the new librarian, they found a friend to assist them in finding research material and books for pleasure. Berry was fortunate to have acquired such a pleasant personality, whom we hope will remain for a long time. M T 1 ' OLD FRIENDS The faces of two outstanding faculty members were missed this year at Berry. Mrs. Helms, who taught government for many years, retired after the end of the 1 978-79 school year. Mrs. Helms had been a favorite of the seniors every year that she taught. Instead of a replacement teacher, the administration divided Mrs. Helms ' classes among other social studies teachers. Mrs. Carpenter held the position of Berry ' s head librarian for several years before announcing her retirement this year. Before her departure, a faculty tea was held in her honor by the Library Club. Mrs. Carpenter had assisted many students in finding books for pleasure and research, as well as overseeing her assistants in keeping the books and catalogue files in good order. 18 PEP RALLIES Enthusiasm runs high at a Berry pep rally. The cheerleaders do an excellent job of raising the spirits of the crowd as the band plays music to thrill even the calmest of students. Student council members often perform skits which are enjoyed by all. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TAPPING Tensions were high as expectant students waited to see what lucl y few would be initiated into the National Honor Society during the fall and spring tappings. Honor Society members donned in black robes and holding lighted candles entered the gymnasium and progressed to the stage. Chaplain Jocelyn McClelland gave a short devotional and prayer and President Jay McCollum presided. Four members gave speeches on service, character, scholarship, and leadership. These were the traits looked for in a prospective Honor Society member. Members then circled the gym in pairs to find their candidates and brought them onto the stage. Mr. Slagle swore them in, and a reception was held in the library for the new members and their parents. Being tapped was the culmination of a great de al of hard work for these students, and each one deserved the honor. Top right: Valerie Bendall lights the candle of character. Bottom left: Cindy Bourn is tapped. Bottom right: An excited new member. 20 Top left: He took the last one! Top right: Who me? Middle: When she said . . Bottom left: Refreshments are served at the reception. Bottom right: Bill Meffert taps James Romano. Ik 21 FINLEY STADIUM During the October 5th pep rally, the Student Council honored Coach Robert Finley for his excellent coaching by naming the Berry stadium, Finley Stadium. The student body showed their pleasure in the name-change by giving rousing cheers and applause for Coach Finley during the presentation of a new sign that was mounted at the stadium entrance. Coach Finley ' s years of hard work and dedication on behalf of Berry ' s athletes were deeply appreciated. Top: Mr. Brymer reads letter of appreciation. Bottom left: Coach Finley humbly listens to speeches of praise. Bottom right: Another job well done. 22 HHHHI ! ■tmipMMMHagi «-- •- wam m mm Hi«««l H Ma««i Hiaaai • ■§«••« ■SISSSi Top left: A new name — a new sign. Top right: I wish they ' d hush. Middle left: Coach Finley talks to Channel 1 3. Middle right: Marianne cheers at this special pep rally. Bottom: My life ' s ambition — to become a taxi driver. Ii PLAY-OFF GAME After much hard work and a season of 8-2, the Mighty Buccaneers advanced to the first round of the state playoffs. Berry won this right after a convincing Homecoming victory over Minor, 1 4- 0. Although the team showed real talent and aggression, they were not able to overcome the stronghold of powerhouse Jeff Davis, who triumphed over the Bucs, 21 -7. Notwithstanding this bitter play-off disappointment, the team deserved much recognition for their outstanding season. JERSEY RETIRED The Varsity Football team suffered many losses through injuries during the 1 979 season. One of the hardest felt was the loss of senior linebacker Carson Henley, who injured his knee duhng practice. Carson had been a great influence on the team as well as a spiritual leader. For those and other contributions made by him. Coach Finley decided to retire Carson ' s jersey, number thirteen. This was the second time a jersey has been retired at Berry. When the announcement was made at the October 1 2th pep rally, students honored Carson with a standing ovation. 24 TYPE-A-THON The Future Business Leaders of America sponsored a Type-A-Thon on Friday, February 1 5. All proceeds went toward equipping an indoor playground in the new tower of the Children ' s Hospital. The Type-A-Thon was a state F.B.L.A. project instigated last year at Berry. Contestants were sponsored by students and faculty for a minimum of ten cents per word on a three-minute timed writing. Mrs. Holland and Mrs. McWhiter were sponsors of the project. ilop: All students participate in the Type-A-Thon. Middle: Signs } advertising the big event were all over the school. Bottom: Do you think ■ I can type 70 v ords per minute? Ik 25 HOMECOMING 1979 Homecoming means many things to a Berry student. Everything from doors to automobiles was decorated to show that famous orange, and white Buc spirit. An exciting 1 4-0 Buccaneer victory over the Minor Tigers sent Berry to the State Playoffs and was the culmination of a week of excitement. D y L bJ jILL STITC H UP THE TK iwf ; Top: Nancy Moore, Homecoming Queen 1 979. Middle: F.H.A. winning sign. Bottom left: Busting loose. Bottom right: Finley ' s mortuary puts minor on a slab. 26 Top left: Homecoming Queen with her court and attendants. Top right: Pam shows off her Homecoming corsage. Middle left: Faculty clone gets the pie from the original. Middle right: Opposing teams shake hands. Bottom: A picture is worth a thousand words. 27 SENIOR BEAUTY WALK There is no shortage of beautiful girls at Berry as the Senior Beauty Walk, held on October 24, proved. Jon Phillips, Jay McCollum, Benny Schrubbe, and Chris Hill had the pleasure of escorting the contestants to the music played by the Jazz Ensemble. Jon Phillips welcomed the audience, and the girls began their walks down the runway. With the announcement of the top thirty, excitement grew among the contestants and the audience. After a second look, the judges chose the top ten. They were Kelley Johnson, Judy McGaughy, Jill Powell, Diane McGaughy, Valerie Bendall, Anita Digiorgio, Celeste Bostick, Susan Barnes, Wendy Clark, and Michele Hefferly. As these lovely ten young ladies waited for the results of the evening, Lisa Boyd, last year ' s Miss Senior Class, made her final walk. The culmination of the whole evening came as Mr. Slage announced the winners: Valerie Bendall — second alternate, Kelley Johnson — first alternate, and Diane and Judy McGaughy — Misses Senior Class. This was the first time that there had ever been a tie for the title. It was a night that all will remember. Top: He ' s here! Middle: Berry ' s talented Jazz Ensemble performs. Bottom left: I hope everything looks good! Bottom right: The judges score each girl carefully. 28 Ik 29 COLLEGE IN THE 80 ' s To familiarize juniors and seniors with college curricula and job oppor- tunities, the Guidance Office organized College Day. The annual event took place in November with student and faculty representatives of col- leges and universities from all over the country. These visitors were the guests of a tea in the home economics cottage and then attended a brief indoctrination assembly. Afterwards, students talked to the different representatives in class- rooms. A luncheon was held in the library for the guests before their departure. This experi- ence gave students a better insight into the type of college they would like to attend. Top: So that ' s what goes on at college. Bottom left: The Three Stooges. Bottom right: This is what they mean by adventure? 30 IL Top left: Don ' t peek! Top right: I dare you to say that to my face. Bottom left: I don ' t believe one word he ' s saying. Bottom right: And if you don ' t like it Ik 31 n VOCATIONAL CLASSES The deletion of the eighth grade this year left many rooms open for new courses, among which were four vocational classes. One of these elective courses was floriculture, the study of plants and flowers. The class brought to Berry a new face, Mr. Hubbard, who instructed students in the producing, marketing, using, and selling of florist crops. He also taught design, flower shop management, and greenhouse management. One project the class engaged in was planning wedding and reception arrangements. Data entry, taught by Mr. Hinson, familiarized students with the computer and its applications. Eleven micro computers allowed students to experience first-hand the entering of data on the computer. Emphasis was placed on preparing a student for a career as a data entry clerk as well as making other job opportunities available to him. Mr. Griffin taught a course in drafting. Students learned mechanical drafting, the drawing of machine parts, and architectural drafting, the drawing and designing of house plans. This class laid a good foundation for students who plan to be engineers or draftsmen. Mrs. Vines was instrumental in helping students widen their vocabulary by instructing them in medical terminology. They also received instruction in anatomy and physiology while preparing for a career in the field of health occupations. Top: Homework is a cinch with this gadget. Bottom left: How do you mend a broken heart? Bottom right: Mechanical drawing requires patience and skill. 32 Top left: So that ' s why doctors discourage those ' crash ' diets! ' right: Determination! Bottom left: You want me to draw what? Bottom right: Many students enjoy floriculture. Top 1 m ■« 1 n m  i a • ■ •  wt F ' wtKm f - ' niK Bl to h Ik 33 FACULTY PREVAILS, STUDENTS FAIL The game of basketball has seldom been victimized as it was in the first annual student- faculty ballgame. The February event, which was organized to raise money for the baseball team, was the scene of both comedy and tension. Players battled to prevent humiliation from members and fans of the opposing teams. Fast-hands Finley, Jumping Jane fy lahon, and Maddog Barnes led the faculty to a hair-splitting victory of 43-42. Their worthy adversaries, coached by Chris Hill, included Sink it Stu Thrasher, Dribbling Donna Daniel, and Shane — who do I throw it to? — Graham. Referees Harbin and Wright tried to be impartial in their decisions, but they knew they would be in trouble whichever way they sided. Nancy Moore and Mrs. White had quite a string of jump balls. Coach Stephens, not finding a man open, threw the ball to the referee. The Buccanettes and unicyclers, Ryan Whitly and Dale Steed, provided half-time entertainment. Mike Ramblin ' Romano did an admirable job as the announcer and commentator of the game. Top: A bicycle built for two? Bottom left: Bouncy, bouncy ball. Bottom right: Teachers show expert basketball abilities. 34 35 STUDENT LIFE Student Life at Berry is made up of many different activities. Besides attending classes, students enjoy square dancing, assemblies, and sports events. A special thrill is felt by juniors ordering class rings. Decisions about the future are made by discussing goals with counselors. Participating in student life can be a very rewarding experience for the people attending Berry. 9 1 Top: Beauty and the Beast, Middle left: Counselors help students in many areas. Middle right: One plus one does not equal three! Bottom left: Future cover girl of Popular Mechanics. Bottom Center: Promenade your partner! Bottom right: In our opinion, Berry ' s number one! 36 4(2,j0 advonce Top left: Students enjoy square dancing during P.E. Top right: You ' d never believe what this typewriter just typed! Middle left: I ' ve grown accustomed to your face. Middle right: Class rings mean a lot to the students. Bottom left: Be sure to cut around the notches. Bottom right: Dances at Berry are fun and entertaining. 37 SPORTS ,« «? The 1 979-80 Senior Football Players 40 1 979-80 Varsity Football Schedule Berry Berry Berry I Berry Berry 10 24 14 16 26 Tuscaloosa County Lee of Huntsville Jess Lanier Huffman Mountain Brook 20 Berry 17 Berry 7 Berry 7 Berry 7 Berry 20 Vestavia 7 Walker 31 Shades Valley 23 Hueytown 14 Minor 7 24 22 7 H Berry Play-Off game: 7 Jeff Davis 21 m 41 42 43 • ' ■ ' - ' iniiiltl VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top: Row 1: D. Rawson, T. Wallace, D. Steed, C. Henley, T. Sanders, K. Froedge, J. Dozier, G. Bryant, R. Jones. Row 2: M. Nelson, J. Savoldi, M. Brisen- dlne, J. Romano, T. Donaldson, J. Kane, T. Ransom, C. Bishop, D. Scively. Row 3: A. Emerson, T. Ippolito, S. Halliday, J. Turner, R. Chamless, S. Thrasher, W. Simrll, K. Keffer, C. Rigney, B. Tucker. Row 4: M. Aldred, C. Hill, J. Myers, J. White, B. Williams, T. Richey, S. Ford, B. Yokley, D. Shannon. Row 5: S. Barren- tine, C. Crowder, T. Alford, K. Williams, K. Spencer, C. Crump, B. Blankenship, J. Warren, Mgr. B. McConnell. Row 6: R. Whitley, M. Mason, B. Meffert, K. Tohill, R. Broughton, J. McKay, J. Brantley, J. McCollum, J. Miller, P. Spina. Bottom: Coach Finley. 44 Varsity Football Action 1979-80 ito 45 46 1979-80 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD lerry 46 Erwin lerry 49 Mt. Brook lerry 27 Hueytown lerry 42 Walker erry 63 Hewitt erry 33 Shades Valley Jerry 79 Vestavia ierry 67 John Carroll Jerry 43 West End Jerry 64 Minor Jerry 50 Vestavia 61 Berry 69 46 Berry 51 56 Berry 61 43 Berry 57 61 Berry 47 50 Berry 61 53 Berry 53 60 Berry 76 62 Berry 55 51 Berry 41 40 Erwin 59 Shades Valley 50 Bradshaw 74 Homewood 46 Mt. Brook 62 Minor 43 Shades Valley 58 West End 71 Huffman 50 Homewood 51 Ik 47 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Varsity Basketball team, coached by Larry Harbin, was certainly impressive this year. One of the highlights of their winning season was Berry ' s hosting of the County Tournament. Another major accomplishment was defeating Shades Valley, ranked number six in the state at the time. Other important victories for Berry were over West End, Homewood, and Vestavia. Leading the Bucs in scoring were Jay Thursby and Murry Bartow. Thursby ended also as leading rebounder. Tom Morgan, Robby Carter, Lynn Farquhar, Clay Bishop, Gordon McBryde and Hal Langston were also outstanding contributors. Top: Row 1 : D. Rawson, P. LeGrone, L. Farquhar, M. Bartow, C. Bishop, B. Harris, R. Jones, M. Carroll. Row 2: D. DeLeonard — manager, B. McConnell — manager, L. Derrick, R. Carter, T. Morgan, J. Thursby, G. McBryde, H. Langston, J. Savold; P. Story — manager. Middle left: Did you say something about getting fouled, Murry? Middle right: Jay Thursby makes a break for the basket. Bottom: Clay Bishop moves the ball down the court. 48 Top left: Tom Morgan shoots for two. Top right: Jay and Murry work together to set up a shot. Bottom left: Lynn prepares to , ' Jhoot for two more points. Bottom right: Coach Harbin looks on from the sidelines. t 49 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS This year ' s Varsity Squad had been an outstanding asset to the school. They used great variety of material at pep rallies and games. A lot of their hard work is never recognized and they spend endless hours after school and in the summer to prepare for the coming season. Some of the achievements the girls have received this year include being selected in the top 6 squads out of 1 38 squads at summer clinic. The squad also finished in the top 7 squads in pom-pom finals. Top: K.Harris, M. Reimann, S. Jenkins, S. Barnes, B. Buttenworth — co-head, S. Shepherd — co-head, S. Robinette, S. Taylor, C. Crowley, T. Hassell. Middle left: Cheerleaders show their skill building pyramids. Middle right: Stephanie and Susan concentrate on their pom-pom routine. Bottom: We ' re just hanging loose. 50 4 BUCCANETTES Not to be outdone by neighboring schools in basketball halftinne entertainnnent, the Berry administration organized a dance teann, the Buccanettes. Although only in their tirst year of existence, the Buccanettes sh owed a great deal of talent in their performances. Valerie Bendall and Maggie Shepherd as co-captains led the dancers. Top: Buccanettes dance at every home basketball game. Middle left: Mrs. Alley, sponsor; Valerie Bendall, Maggie Shepherd, co- heads; Miss DeVan, sponsor. Middle right: Cheryl and Valerie dance at half-time. Bottom left, Row1:W. Clark, J.Powell, C. Blackburn, V. Bendall, M. Shepherd, L. Wardshider, C. Schlosser, S. Hodgens. Row 2: R. Carma, P. Eubanks, L. Johnson, K. Knight, M. Speegle, S. Reep, J. Janoulis, 8. Hyer, C. May, Miss DeVan, Mrs. Alley. 51 GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach Stevens worked with the girls basketball team this year. He said that this young team did a great job, and they should be even better in future years. Leading scorers, Anita Thomas and Kristy Stonecypher, and top rebounders, Regina Smith and Sherry McBryde, led the team against their opponents. The team had a big loss when Shelly Rix, being one of their top scorers, moved. They finished the season with a 7-7 record. Top left: Coach Stevens gives the girls the game plan. Top right: Allison moves toward the basket. Bottom: Row 1 : M. Wheatley, K. Anderson, A Calloway, A. Thomas, S. Vicks, L. Hardigree. Row 2; J, Gasden, R. Stumb, M. Burbank, J. Boisell, R. Smith, C. Stonecypher, R. Buice. I 52 Top: Row 1 : R. Youngblood, L. Powers, G. Stewart, R. 3rosby, J. McKay. Row 2: B. Smith, R. Nieves, R. Washer, J. Brantley, M. Mason, R. Rosenthal. Row 3: P. Spina, B. A illiams, D. Cheatwood, H. Sinnpson, B. Palmer, A. alanti. Row 4: D. Smith, N. Sagers, M. Zito, D. Adkins, R. Demski. Bottom: Coach Chimento cheers the boys from he bench. VARSITY WRESTLING Berry ' s Varsity Wrestling team was in a rebuilding season this year with many sophomores and juniors, but few seniors. Coach Duke Chimento did an admirable job in leading his wrestlers. Returning lettermen included Jeff Brantley, Troy Cockrum, Clay Haley, Mike Mason, Hank Simpson, and Drew Smith. Berry participated in several tournaments, including sectional and state competition. As hosts of the Berry tournament, the team placed sixth. Almost all the wrestlers placed in the top four in their weight class. VARSITY WRESTLING SCHEDULE December 3rd McAdory 6th Jeff Davis 8th Pinson Valley lOthPrattville 12th Tuscaloosa County 14th-15th Russell Invitational 21st-22nd Vestavia Tournament January 3rd Minor 5th Erwin 7th Hueytown 11th-12th Pinson Valley Tournament 1 9th Berry Tournament 23rd Shades Valley 24th Hewitt 28th Mtn. Brook 31st Benjamin Russell 31 st Lee of Montgomery February 4th Vestavia 8th-9th Section III Tournament 14th-16th 4-A State Tournament i 53 Top left: Hank Simpson works to pin his man. Top right: Who is this masked man? Middle left: You mean I ' ve got to start all over again? Middle right: Wrestlers prepare for their next match. Bottom: Freshman Wrestlers: Row 1 : B. Murray, K. Bernard, J. Maynard, G. Mantooth, C. Swanson, K. Thomas. Row 2: T. Rich, S. Crane, K. Jones, D. Kane, T. Hall, A. Harrison. Row 3: F. Wade, C. Wilder, J. Miller, D. Lee, H. Slagle. 54 m Top left: Bucs win another match. Top right: Brantley prepares to wrestle. Bottom left: A moment of concentration. Bottom right: Bucs struggle to pin their opponents. Ik 55 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Over hill and over dale ran the Varsity Cross Country teams. Coached by Devon Hind, both the girls ' and boys ' teams had very successful years. The Varsity Girls placed first in the Birmingham Area Meet and second in the State Meet. The Boys also did very well with prominent runners as David Kloser and Frank Hendon. Michele Hefferly led the Girls to end the season with an impressive record. Top: Boy ' s Cross Country: Row 1 : M. Poirer, T. Barron, B. Vessels, A. Ford, K. Pitchford, F. Yeilding, T. Freeman, G. Moss, F. Hendon, G. Nuckolls, Y. Tomano, M. Purvis, L. Steed, E. Jones. Row 2: S. Walker, T. Vinson, R. Prentice, G. Agee, S. Rikard, T, Thompson, D, Downs, C. Jerelds, E. Underwood, C. Porter, T. Sanders, Coach Hind. Bottom left: Look at that motivation! Bottom right: A leisurely day at the track. 56 ti Top: Girl ' s Cross Country: Row 1 : D. Cordar, L. Preston, A. Arnold, S. Turner, J. McGaughy, D. McGaughy, M. Hefferly, S. Copeland, R. Tatro, S. Forrester, C. Wells, K. Caudle, S. Williams, P. Howard. Row 2: A. Reynolds, M. Cannon, R. Gornati, P. Bean, K. Hosea, A. McGee, M. Messer, D. DiGiorgio, L. Travis, S. Mersmann, Coach Hind. Bottom left: The boys enjoy warm-ups! Bottom right: Superstars in action. 57 VARSITY TRACK The Varsity Track teams, equipped with skill and coordination, ran, sprinted, and hurdled their way through the 1 980 season. The initiative and stamina of the runners helped them to place well in such meets as the Rocket City, Mountain Brook and the University of Alabama Invitationals. They also competed in the county, sectional, and State meets. Coach Hind instructed the girls ' and boys ' teams seventh period and several hours after school. Our teams hosted the Berry Relays and participated in the King of the Mountain meet with area schools. Their dedication paid off in a very successful season. Top: Boy ' s Track Team: Row 1 : G. Moss, B. Meffert, S. Thrasher, R, Chamless, D. Smith, T. Donaldson, E. Jones, J. McCollum. Row 2: Y. Tomano, G. Nuckolls, R. Demski, J. Freeman, T. Berryhill, J. Gammon, M. Purvis, G. Porter, R. Olive, T. Sanders. Row 3: B. Vessels, F. Yeilding, S. Walker, K. Pitchford, D. Kloser, T. Vinson, A, Ford, F. Hendon, M. Blackmon, T. Powers, S. Martin, R. Prentice, Coach Hind. Bottom left: The boys stretch before running. Bottom right: Farrah II. 58 I Top: Girl ' s Track Team: Row 1 : R. Tatro, K. Martens, L. Preston, S. Forrester, M. Kloser, A. Reynolds, M. Hefferly, D. McGaughy, J. McGaughy. Row 2: P. Bean, M. Roberts, S. Odom, M. Hodges, K. Hosea, J. Moganam, S. Mersman, L. Travis, L. Keith. Row 3: R. Smith, M. Cannon, P. Howard, S. Turner, M. Messer, D. DiGiorgio, R. Goranti, P. Crenshaw, L. Anderson, S. Williams, A. McGee, S. Copeland, A. Arnold, M. LeMaster, Coach Hind. Bottom left: Running takes many hours of practice. Bottom right: Isn ' t this fun?!? 59 GOLF Practicing their strokes in the fresh air and sunshine gave the golf team the experience necessary to fair well in tournament play. The players practiced daily at Chase Lake Country Club under the direction of Coach Sutton. Golfers learned that mental concentration is just as important as technical skill in playing a good game. They participated in several tournaments, including the state high school tournament. Top: Boys ' Team: Row 1 : J. Doyle, S. Edmonds, M. Bartow, S. Roach. Row 2: M. Logue, J. Moodie, P. LeGrone. Row 3: J. Byers, D. Scivley, D. Penny, E. Perlsinger. Middle: Nancy shows her style. Bottom left: Jim concentrates on his swing. Bottom right: Girls ' team: Row 1 : L. Rooney, N. Ledbetter. Row 2: D. Pierce, K. Wilson, C. Hickman. 60 VOLLEYBALL The Berry Volleyball team had a very successful season this year. Coached by Judy Denton, the girls ended with a 1 1 -7 record. They practiced every day seventh period and some afternoons after school. These practices led to their winning the Region and then going on to state competition. Sherry McBryde was awarded the Most Valuable Player award and Alfa Daniel was elected Captain for the year. Top: Row 1 : C. Hickman, M. Wheatley, S. Bean, J. Kunath, M. Bean, L. O ' Neill, R. Greig. Row 2: J. Elston, J. Perry, A. Parsons, J. Spaulding, M. Rayburn, B. Wyatt. Row 3; A. Calloway, D. Wilson, S. McBryde, T. Hollyfield, J. Bossiel, M. Burbank, A. Thomas. Coach — Judy Denton. Middle left: Anita sets Michele up for a spike. Middle center: Anita tips it over. Middle right: Judith goes up for the spike. Bottom: Volleyball team takes a break. 61 SWIMMING Coached by Andy Seewagen, the members of Berry ' s swim team practiced every day at the Shades Valley Y.M.C.A. The team attended several meets including the Tri- State Y.M.C.A. Championship and the Gulf State Championship. The team also participated in meets with swim teams from area high schools ending with the Alabama State High School Championships. ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' - b ' ite. Top: Row 1 : J. Wright, G. Torian, J. McCracken, R. Brown, C. Murphy, J. Coley, G. Coleman, K. Nelson. Row 2: S. Waltz, L. Settine, A. Smith, S. Waltz, D. Eberlien, J. Clawson, W. Braswell, P. Clawson, A. Seewagen. Middle left: Jim shows his agility in the water. Middle: Many hours of practice are needed to attain perfection. Middle right: Where did everyone go? Bottom: The team takes off from the blocks. 62 SOCCER TEAM The 1 979-80 soccer team, under the direction ot Mr. Hinson, their new coach, had an impressive season. Playing such teams as RLC, Vestavia, Homewood and Indian Springs, they showed their many skills. The boys practiced many afternoons after school and weekends at Green Valley Baptist Church. The season lasted from early February to late AphI, with the State Tournament falling at the end of March. The team is a young one, and should do well in the coming years with more experience. 1979-80 SOCCER TEAM SCHEDULE ebruary 7th RLC 11th Thompson 23rd Altomont larch 4th Indian Springs 18th Indian Springs 19th Jackson-Olin 1st-22nd State Tournament 24th Homewood 27th Vestavia 28th RLC I op: Seniors: Row 1 : G. Davis, J. ;hifano, C. Jones, J. Ross. Row M. Rikard, W. Rooney, M. lomley, B. Schrubbe. Bottom: ip)w 1 : Mr. Hinson, T. Federspill, ' Weston, J. Schifano, C. Jones, Ross. Row2: J. Ulbrlcht,W. ooney, M. Rikard, G. Davis, R. eason, M. Corley, M. Fickling. ow3: B. Carney, B. Schrubbe, I.Thomley, J. Stumb, G. ornati, D. Hubbell, J. Brazier. ot pictured: L. Atkins, L. Basey, Belser, M. Ronnano. I i April 2nd Jackson-Olin 7th Homewood 9th Thompson lOthGresham 1 5th Shades Valley 1 6th Vestavia 22nd Gresham 24th Altomont 29th Shades Valley 63 TENNIS Mrs. Harrison, with the assistance of Coach Barnes, worked with Berry ' s tennis team to prepare them for their month-long season. This season lasted from the first part of March to the first part of April. Matches with area schools and challenge matches made up their season, which ended with the Jefferson County Tournament and the State Tournament, both held in April. These young racket swingers practiced individually and as a team during seventh period and several hours after school. Top: A. Thomas, M. Burbank, K. Cross, J. Nepomucino, Not pictured — D. Pierce, N. Brady, S. Vick, H. Hauston, S. Staufenberg, L. Word. Bottom left: Anita practices tier foreliand. Bottom right: Row 1 : D. Wilson, D. Tubbs, D. Sharman. Row 2: S. Barrentine, J. Roach, T. Berrentine. — n 64 4 Pi n BBv H 1 P Ik ' ' . [■ I ' M.- .A i H ti l F ' ■ ■ «l 1 M 1 1 . Bfl 1 1 JT ( H T ' 1 gin J 1 v J 1 v P J B Pll V yl i [ f ' 1 imi 11 i B 1 1 H 1 ■ H m Hi 1 I I Wm GYMNASTICS The Gymnastics team, under the direction of Mrs. Harrison, their sponsor, spent many hours of practice for their season. These hours of practice led to a 6-2 record. The wins and losses came from competition with all Jefferson County High Schools and also other area schools. The outstanding gymnast for 1 979-1 980 was Kelly Harris. The team finished third in the Jefferson County Tournament. All in all Mrs. Harrison felt the girls had an outstanding year. L, ' [Top: Row 1 : R. Hankins, K. Harris, D. Johnson, ' Rooney, S. Perkins, Mrs. Harrison. Row 2: T. Hassell, E. Riley, D. King, K. Smith, D. Pierce. Middle left: Kelly concentrates on a front walk-over. Middle right: Renee shows her expertise on the parallel bars. Bottom: Mrs. Harrison instructs Diane on the vault. 65 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Row 1 : M. Joynt, P. Moore, R. Watson, J. Martin, J, Prince, K. I endrick, J. Reddell, J, Yackzan Row 2: D. Fort, D. McCoy, R. Washer, D. Landerfeld, J. Daniel, J. Avery, J. Chappell, S. Griffin Row 3: D. Neil, D. Cheatwood, D. Rogers, K. Richardson, D. Smith, T. Crow, M. Bennett. Row 4: S. Richardson, D. Summers, M. Weddell, J. Bell, M. Wesson, 8. McCain, B. Morton. Bottom: Coach Stevens says a few words at the Homecoming pep rally. 66 JUNIOR VARSIT f Footbain 979-80 Mountain Brook 7- Homewood 12- Huffman 17-13 Hueytown 19-13 Minor 8-15 Vestavia 0-36 Erwin 14-28 Shades Vailey 0- 7 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Jr. Varsity Football team showed real varsity potential, according to Head Coach Terry Stevens. Players who led the Junior Bucs to their 4-4 season record included backs David Smith, Joe Daniels, and Jeff Avery. The outstanding linemen were Mark Wesson, David Cheatwood, Jerry Chapel, Kenny Richardson, and Jeff Prince. Receivers Lonnie Mims and Tim Krough also did an excellent job. i 67 VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity Basketball team, under the guidance ot Coach Whitley, had a season filled with excitennent. Key players Ralph Watson, Stuart Griffin, Jeff Avery, Craig Yokley, and Jimmy Branch helped the team to accomplish a winning record. Their toughest competition was Shades Valley, who they beat by four points in overtime. The season ended with a 9-7 record for the young Buccaneers. Top: N. Park, J. Branch, J. Avery, C. Yokely, S. Griffin, J. Conners, M. Joynt, K. Kilpatrick, J. McCollunn, D. Snnith, R. Watson, K. Richardson, M. Poirer, M. Bennett. Not pictured — K. Spencer. Bottom left: I ' ve got grace! Bottom right: Ralph moves the ball downcourt. 68 Top left: Mitch goes up for the rebound. Top right: Kevin shows his style. Bottom left: Junior Varsity in the huddle. Bottom right: You have to hold your mouth right. 69 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Football and Basketball teams were cheered on to victory by the very talented Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. These spirited young ladies were sponsored by Mrs. Campbell. Other people besides Berry tans recognized the skill and enthusiasm of the squad. At a National Cheerleading Association Clinic held on the campus of Auburn University, the cheerleaders won the spirit stick many times, and in final competition were ranked in the top five squads, Varsity as well as Junior Varsity. Many hours were spent in preparation for this clinic as well as games. HK . ' pK ' a . w 4 Mf Li fl iU t . J p t ■f - t Cfl Mk fl wl F M ' tj T  J r 1 L t f ' ' i • ■ fci _ IHhtf ' Jai t ,.. - X V . I  _ __ | Top: Row 1 : C. Helton, L. Finley, T. Simpson, B. Richardson. Row 2: A. Blankenship, R. Patterson, M. Hefferly, K. Smith, P. Booth. Middle left: I say he went that way. Middle right: Mrs. Campbell, the girls ' sponsor, talks at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Bottom: The girls boogie at halftime. 70 1 979-80 Freshman Football Scoreboard Berry 8 Pittman 22 Berry 13 Mt. Brook 16 Berry 12 Vestavia 6 Berry 8 Gresham 27 Berry 10 Bottenfield 14 Berry 7 Homewood 6 Berry 14 Hewitt-Trussville 6 Berry 28 Jess Lanier 16 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Coach Jolly from Simmons Junior High School worked with the Freshman Football team this year. This team played with quite a few injuries, but finished the season with a 4-4 record. The key players on the team were Matt Berry, who holds the highest record for touchdowns for a receiver, and Kurt Grain. Special teams consisted of such players as Kenny Benton and Kirk Hobs. Quarterback Hal Lockheart and kicker Bob Garmon helped the team tremendously in scoring points. Top: Coach Jolly. Bottom: Row 1 : W. Wyatt, B. Thomas, G. Wood, T. Hall, B. Murray, T. Davis, C. Doris, C. Bolton, K. Benard. Row 2: C. Pervise, C. Siviey, A. Snider, D. Butterworth, S. Kane, K. Benneton, T. Smith, S. Kidd. Row 3: J. Ammons, J. Ippilito, J. Maynard, K. Hartley, C. Wilder, S. Holiday, W. Shunnarah. Row 4: T. Wickor, K. Grain, G. Bittner, B. Garmon, H. Lockhart, K. Thomas, S. Seilacher, D Grabb. Row 5: D. Searcy, C. Ketfer, M. Barry, S. Haines, B. Wallace, K. Jones. 71 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL According to Head Coach Larry Giangrosso, the Freshman Basketball team was probably the best group of athletes that Berry has had in the past five years. The team dominated the County with such key players as Hal Lockhart, Clay Bittner, Frank Smith, and Kurt Crain. The team ' s 1 8-4 record was considered excellent for the season. Top: Row 1 : S. Halliday, M. McCracken, F. Smith, C. Keffer, C. Boltonk, A. Schlosser, J. Vessels, K. Knight. Row 2: S. Brady, K. Crain, K. Wilson, D. Searcy, M. Barry, J. Wood, H. Lockhart, C. Bittner, B. Garmon. Middle left: Kyle Wilson puts it up for two more points. Middle right: Kurt Crain shows his defensive skills. Bottom: Coach Giangrosso gives the boys some sideline advice. 72 Top: The girls cheer the boys on at a home basketball game. Bottom left: Row 1 : K. Wright, S. Bratton. Row 2: K. Gillespe, M. Jones, S. Turner. Row 3: S. Corley, A. Wallace, C. McNeely, M. Byers, K. Gennari. Bottom right: We ' re the Class of 83! FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS The Freshman Cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Smith, did an excellent job this year in leading school spirit. The girls cheered at football and basketball games and also at wrestling matches. Many hours of work went into their cheers but it was well worth it. 73 FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM The Freshman Track Team experienced a grueling and strenuous season which involved not only distance running and sprint, but also shot-put, hurdles, and long jump. These young athletes, under the supervision ot Coach Hind, worked hard for a successful season. Their efforts were rewarded at meets such as the University of Alabama Invitational and the Berry Relays. Top: Row 1 : T. McCormick, E. Underwood, G. Agee, E. Constantine. Row 2: C. Jerelds, S. Rikard, T. Thompson, D. Downs, D. Fox, Coach Hind. Bottom: The boys get ready for a hard work out. 74 FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY The Freshman Cross Country Team was a source of great pride for Berry this year. Both the Girls ' and Boys ' teams placed first in the Birmingham Area Meet; and at the State Meet, the boys won and the girls came in second. Todd McCormick and Eric Constantine, who placed third individually in the State, led the boys in their victorious season. Robyn Gornati and Anne McGee were the driving forces for the girls. Coach Hind obviously did a commendable job in training these young athletes. Top: Row 1 : T. Thompson, S. Rikard, G. Agee, E. Constantine Row 2: E, Underwood, C. Jerelds, T. McCornnick. Bottom: The boys practice strenuously. 75 SPORTS ACTION 1 979-80 76 77 i-t ORGANIZATIONS Jt 80 81 -A-f ■ ' • - ' Top left: Officers: J. Phillips, B. Schrubbe, L. Beasly, L. Landers, L. Kuehnert — not pictured. Top right: Drum majors: J. McCollum, D. Hunt. Bottom left: This has been a rough day. Bottom right: Saxophones: Row 1 : D. Hunt, J. Belser, P. Clawson. Row 2: R. McKae, L. Atkins, J. Shutzback, T. Allen. Row 3: S. Sather, D. Dwyer, J. Shutzbach, L. Carlisle, P. Arndt. 82 BAND This year ' s Marching Band proved once again to be the Pride of the Mountain. About 1 75 dedicated musicians practiced mornings and afternoons to perfect the shows which they performed at football games. Flag girls and majorettes added both beauty and interest to the overall effect of each show. Our band ' s skill was recognized by people other than the Berry community. They received superior ratings in all categories at several marching band contests. Top: Trumpets: Row 1 : G. Skelton, L. Landers, D. Byron, D. Cato, D. Hampton, D. Douglas, T. Emerson. Row 2: J. Aven, B. Quinn, R. Belk, S. Adwell, G. Stocks, W. Wilson, S. Frost. Row 3: R. Gulino, J. Odie, M. Ellenberger, R. Palmer, R. Hardman, D. Mathis, S. Williams. Row 4: G. Lowery, C. Thomas, J. Hicks, S. Douglas. Row 5: R. Richardson Middle: Drums: R. Aven, J. Kennington, D. Woods, C. Streets, 8. Nelson, K. Yarbrough, W. Hearn, J. Phillips, B. Schrubbe. C. Arthur, B. Harrison, P. Bakane, B. Tucker, R Laird. Bottom: Low Brass: Row 1 : J. Landers, E. Doss, M. Melsen, B. Word, B. Billions, J. Coley, B. Beckman. C. Orl, R. Webster. Row 2: S. West, W. Ward, K. Chappell, M. Callahan, R. Johnson, J. Traax, S. Draper, G. Walbach, T. Bergin, D. Harris. Row 3: M. Shacklitt, R. Benshoof, B. Botters, T. Prater, D. Byron, S. Thrash, J. Parker. 83 These included the Enterprise Marching Festival and the South Central Marching Classic at Homewood. The categories were Drum Major, Majorettes, Color Guard, the Drum Line, and the Band as a whole. Jay McCollum and Daryl Hunt were excellent choices as this year ' s drum majors. Karen Smith proved to be an able leader ot the newly- enlarged tlag girl team, and Tracy Bailey led the majorettes in a very good season. Top; Clarinets: Row 1 : R. Ruth, L. Yarbrough, J. Knight, D. Thrasher, L. Arndt, D. LeCren, C. Moon. Row 2: B. Gault, B. Devoe, T. Muncher, J. Gasque, D. Kosatik, L. Beasley, C. Skelton, L. Mabius. Row 3: M. Palmer, J, Schutzbach, B. Hanks, D. Wolbach, K. Stewart, B. Enzor L. Goodyear, J. Forehand. Middle left: How ' d you find out? Middle center: Dig that beat, man. Middle left: Show us your agility, Ceci Jay. Bottom: Flutes: Row 1 : C. Coker, T. Valenti, V. Vann, G. Smith, S. Hanks, L. Ford, T Odom, S. Mersmann, M. McCollum, G. Powell. Row 2: B. Benton, K. Morgan, W. Smith, J. Magnuson, T. Silver, L. Alan, L. Travis, W. Kosatka, G. Thomas. Row 3: S. Beard, G. Whalen, 8. Williams, M. Clark, C. Ray, L. Wilson, L. Nicolson, T. Nelson, P. McBride. 84 The Band also performed at the Jefferson County Band Jamboree. The Symphonic Band showed merit and served the school by playing at several events. Their Christmas and Spring concerts were thoroughly enjoyed, and they did very well in competition. Playing the points game is a part of every band member ' s life. Berry boasts several All-State and All-County band members as well as members of the Walker College Honor Band. ' • t ' -jivit ' :ii ,s£:. ' A., Top: Majorettes: E. Parsons, K. Walton, T. Bailey, C. Cullen, L. Bernitz. Middle: Flag Girls: Row 1 : J. Snnith — Squad Cap., K. Smith — Cap., C. Bostick — Co-Cap., A. Mogannom — Squad Cap. Row 2: L. Lambert, S. Burke, R. Auchmuty, J. Fletcher, C. Morgan, L. Travis, M. Lewis, P. Estes, M. Lewis, P. Smith, L. Rich, L. Beasley. Row 3: A. Thraser, P. Dickey, L. Kuehnert, M. Hatcher, C. Mayfield, K. Scruggs, R. Williams, M. Bennett, M. Mason, L. Adams, C. Buote, A. O ' Shaughnessy, P. Davis, J. Townsend, K. Flowers, C. Wenning, J. Wasden, D. Lincoln, T. Trest. Bottom left: Band Director: R. Perkins. Bottom right: Assistant Director: S. Simpson. A 85 JAZZ ENSEMBLE Berry ' s Jazz Ensemble showed considerable talent this year. Their music at the Beauty Walk provided a terrific atmosphere for the pageant. They played at shopping centers and elementary schools during the school year. Under the leadership of Mr. Perkins, they performed in Solo and Ensemble competitions, ranking very high against other schools. Jazz Ensemble was a great experience for these talented young musicians. I Top left: The whole show, again? Top right: What a foxy lady! Middle left: They love me — what can I say? Middle right: Leave me alone. I ' m busy. Bottom: Row 1 : G. Lowery, T. Allen, D. Dwyer, D. Woods, R. Aven, D. Hunt. Row 2: B. Quinn, J. Branch, G. Wolbach, J. Truax, S. West, M. Callahan, L. Carlisle. Row 3:C. Arthur, J. Phillips, L. Landers, D. Cato, G. Skelton, J. Aven, T. Emerson, S. Adwell. 86 CHOIR Berry ' s Concert Choir and Girls ' Ensemble both had a very fulfilling year. The mennbers of each performed in a Christmas and a Spring concert and participated in several music festivals and competitions. Directed by Mr. Moore, these talented singers met every day at second and third periods to prepare for performances. Both choirs did a good job as they represented Berry across the state. Top: Girls ' Ens.: Row 1 : A. Hughen, G. Harris, T. Tyler, A. Holloway, B. Wyatt, L. Parrish, K. Noland, K. Thaxton. Row 2: R. Clifton, D. Howell, S. Nix, M. Stobert, L. Benson, K. Babb, M. Hontzas. Middle: Concert Choir: Row 1 : S. Sauer, M. Skrmetta, R. Boone, L. Blackstone, B. Sullivan, K. Glenn, J. Frolick, D. Dullivan, R. Hopper, R. Hopper. Row 2: D. Cordar, L. Smith, K. Duff, S. Sizemore, P. Wyatt, E. Mills, L. Archer, V. Spain, B. Reed, K. Scott. Row 3: P. Gonder, L. Kimbell, J. Sherrill, S. Askins, J. Jones, E. Bradshaw, B. Benton, V. Pierce, K. Kilpatrick, D. Calloway. Bottom: It ' s DO-RE-ME, not ME-RE- DO. 87 CARAVEL Rushing to meet deadlines and identifying the faces of students in pictures were part of the work involved in putting together the Caravel. The annual staff met every day seventh period and often after school to work on the different sections. The only requirement made of students to be on the staff was to sell $200.00 worth of ads to help cover the expense of publication. Jocelyn McClelland, the editor, was responsible for several improvements in the annual format. One of these was the addition of the Honors Section which pays tribute to students who have excelled in different aspects of student life. Top left: Aren ' t we a beautiful pair! Top right: Jocelyn McClelland — Editor. Bottom left: Faculty: E. Dozier, C. Smith. Bottom right: Ruth Gasque — Asst. Editor. Top: Staff; Row 1 : L. Kuehnert, J. Phillips, J. Wasden, J. Townsend, J. McCollum, J. McClelland, S. Graham, L. Bernitz. Row 2: V. Bendall, E. Monk, C. Smith, E. Dozier, M. Hatcher, L. Cole, P. Sundahl, R. Gasque, J. Harwell, B. Dickens, K. Washer, Not Pictured — K. Kilpatrick, D. Davis, C. Bailey. Middle left: Jay McCollum — Bus. Manager. Middle right: Section Editors: Row 1 : C. Smith, V. Bendall, S. Graham. Row 2: B. Dickens, L. Cole. Bottom: My deadline ' s when? Jocelyn McClelland and assistant editor, Ruth Gasque, aided the section editors in drawing layouts and selecting photographs for their sections. To insure that annuals would arrive by May, four deadlines were set by Taylor Publishing Company. Fortunately, every deadline was met. The editors worked with Belmont Studios to provide quality photographs for the yearbook. Correcting layouts, proofreading copy, and designing the cover were other responsibilities of the editor. Mrs. Roberson and Mrs. Sisson were the faculty sponsors. They were looked to for supervision and acted in a supervisory capacity. The hard work of the staff and sponsors was rewarded in the publication of an outstanding annual. Top: Sports: P. Sundahl, B. Dickens, D. Davis. Middle left: Julia Harwell — Copy Editor. Middle right: Clubs: L. Kuehnert, S. Graham, M. Hatcher. Bottom: Don ' t Shoot! ■••••■■ ■ . ■ ' 90 Top left: Honors: V. Bendall, C. Bailey, E. Moak. Top right: Copy: J. Harwell, L. Bernitz. Middle left: Events: J, Wasden, L. Cole, J. Townsend. Middle right: Photographers: J. Phillips, K. Kilpatrlck. Bottom: Sponsors: Mrs. Roberson, Mrs. Sisson. 91 CROW ' S NEST Berry students were kept up-to-date on the latest happenings through reading the articles in the Crow ' s Nest, the school newspaper. The paper was a means by which students interested in the tield of journalism could express their talent and acquire first-hand experience in their craft. The publication was distributed on campus on a monthly basis to students interested in school affairs. The paper not only covered school events, but also community happenings, media events, and different forms of entertainment. Susan Woodlief , as editor, did a superior job with the help of assistant editor Jo Wilson and the multi- talented staff. Mrs. fvleadows was once again a valuable sponsor of the paper. Top left: This is even worse than writing an article for Crow ' s Nest. Top right: Susan Woodlief — Editor. Middle left: Who me? Scared of Tree? Na! Middle right: I can ' t believe she ' s voting for him. Bottom: I am too listening, Mrs. Meadows. Ai fli ' .i 92 Top left: Jo Wilson — Asst. Editor. Top right: Casey Cook — Bus. Manager. Middle: Row 1 : S. Woodlief, K. Smith, S. Sauer, P. Wyatt, L. Hearn, L. Rush, M. Wheatley. Row 2: C. Cook, J. Wilson, Mrs. Meadows — Sponsor, W. Simril, J. Farmer, B. Schrubbe, S. Staufenberg, B. Grant, J. Wandrisco, C. Myers. Bottom: If Jo Wilson tells another bad joke, I ' m gonna quit. 93 DRAMA The Drama Club spent the majority of the year in preparation for their February production of the musical Lil ' Abner. They were involved in set construction, publicity, try-outs, and rehearsals. The club was composed of students interested in drama. It promoted theater and attempted to involve the whole school in the dramatic arts. Miss Taylor was the sponsor of this club. Students who had 1 00 hours of work in different aspects of the theater could become Thespians. A Marriage Proposal Nas also performed by Berry students at Birmingham- Southern College. Top: Officers: J. Cannon, D. Paige, P. Gonder, M. Gray. Middle: Row 1 : J. Cannon, P. Gonder, D. Paige, G. Lewis, K. Pulliam, L. Vail, A. Yarinker, A. Whittle, D. Pendleton, S. Taylor — sponsor. Row 2: J. Farmer, R. Clifton, J. Williams, J. Hood, D. Long, M. Gray, G. Cockrum, J. Tosney. Row 3: L. Patterson, S. Grant, T. Yachzan, P. Wynn, M. Aliston, L. Phillips. Bottom: Too bad it ' s not cherry flavored. 94 LIBRARY, DEBATE The Library Club was composed of students who were library assistants during the year. The club helped the school by giving aid to students and faculty in the use of the library. The members hosted the faculty at their annual Christmas party. They also decorated the library for the Yule Tide season. The Debate Team, sponsored by Mrs. Amos, weighed the pros and cons of the National High School Forensic Topic. The members received credit for their work and participation in monthly tournaments usually sponsored by universities. This year ' s topic concerned federal trade policies. The debaters did well in both research and performance. Top: Debate: Row 1 : T. Edwards, M. Skrmetta, R. Clifton, K. McGuire. Row 2: T. Fuller, B. Jordan, B. Huey, J. Mersmann, P. Martin. Middle: Library: Row 1 : D. Hampton, D. DiGiorglo, S. Cooley, G. Humphries, S. Harvey, G. Powell, K, Slagle. Row 2: M. Cannon, L. Anderson, R. Gornati, J. Aycock, L. Springer, G. Lewis, J. Dill, T. Beaton. Bottom: Come on and give it here. 95 FRENCH CLUB Students who walked into Mrs. Murray ' s classroom this year were overwhelmed with color. Each desk was painted a different color and decorated with a French design. These masterpieces were the work of the French Club sponsored by Mrs. Murray. This club played an active role in the community by entertaining patients at the Children ' s Hospital on Halloween. They played games with the children and sang French songs for them. The members enjoyed each other ' s company by having a continental breakfast together and having a Christmas dinner at the Magic Pan. One money-making project was selling candy to Berry students. Members attended the French Club Convention at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa during Spring. This club had a very productive year. I ' S isZ ' .-iit.:-.--- : Top: Officers: L. Pierce, M. Gray, M. Skrmetta, C. Jamison. Middle: Row 1 : L. Strong, J. Mogannam, B. Reed. Row 2: L. Crisman, M. Skrmetta, P. Jordan, K. Estes, S. Forrister, D. Weaver, K. Gennari, D. Waid, T. Rich. Row 3: A. Adams, L. Miller, D. Long, C. Jamison, A. McGee, S. Perkins, L. Pierce, M. Gray, 0. Dawson, M. Jackson, S. Sizemore, H. Sobko, R. Boone, J. Perry, K. Lemley, Mrs. Murray — Sponsor. Bottom: French is an interesting subject. 96 GERMAN CLUB Mr. Matthews led the German Club to a very full and exciting year. The club was connposed of students who were taking German or had studied it in past years. Members sampled German foods at a party where each brought a different dish. They took afieldtriptoSamford University where the German students there taught them German dances. To raise money, the club sold German candy to Berry students. In the spring they attended the State German Club Convention at Guntersville State Park. After being in German Club, students have a better understanding of a culture that is different from their own. Top: Row 1 : B. Enzor, S. Riggs, J. Forstman, J. Hicks, K. McGuire, G. Risso. Row 2: J. Schutzbach, V. Powell, L. Carlisle, N. Doss, M. Montgomery, H. Anderson. Row 3: W. Hearn, P. Arndt, J. Coley, S. Beard, M. Waldsmith, P. Cook, R. Smith. Row 4: C. Sherman, J. Schuiz, D. Nuss, A. Krueger, L. Yarbrough. Row 5: J. Farmer, G. Smith, B. Tucker, Mr. Matthews — Sponsor, B. Beckman, C. Jebeles, C. Thomas. Middle left: Okay . . . Bye! Middle right: My bunny suit ' s in the cleaners. Bottom: Officers: B. Tucker, M. Montgomery. 97 LATIN CLUB Learning different aspects of the language and culture of the ancient Romans was the main goal of the Latin Club. Sponsored by Miss Chase, the club provided a stimulus for the study of the language by giving a national Latin test in March for interested students, holding an initiation ceremony for Latin Honor Society members, and attending the State Latin Convention. They also sent Christmas cards to other Latin Clubs in the Birmingham area. The cards were designed by members and were written in Latin. Their school spirit was shown through their work on a float for the Homecoming Parade. ■1 1 1 1 1 M H P ' m -■ .r % B B ' , Im H i 1 B jjy 1 1 Top right: Officers: D. Tubbs, H. Chastain, M. Hamilton, D. Thrasher. Top left: It is time to conjugate verbs. Bottom left: Latin is for lovers. Bottom right: Row 1 : D. Wilson, M. Hamilton, C. Moon, T. Edwards. Row 2: S. McBryde, K. Quails, S. Mullenix, M. McCollum. Row 3: C. Ort, J. McCracken, A. Smith, R. Hardman, M. Miller, K, Morgan, D, Holliman. Row 4: L. Reed, A. Woodcock, H. Chastain, S. Walters, D. Thrasher, M. Wheatley. Row 5: D. Tubbs, C. Crowder, J. Odie, D. Cooper, B. Billions, Mrs. Chase — Sponsor, T. Eviston. 98 SPANISH CLUB How can every member of a club be a high school student as well as a parent? The Spanish Club answered this question by adopting a little girl in Ecuador as their foster child. Their money provided the child with food, clothing, and education. The club spread holiday cheer by having a Christmas party for the patients at Children ' s Hospital. Having a spring party at a local school for the deaf was another way in which the Spanish Club served the comhnunity. The club ' s purpose was to promote the study of Spanish customs and language while enjoying the company of fellow enthusiasts. This traditionally active organization was sponsored by Mrs. Zuniga. Top: Officers: C. Lawson, K. l 1artens, C. Sitz, S. Kendricks. Row 2: L. Benson, L. Webb, D. Ward, J. Nepomeceno. Middle left: I ' m easin ' on down the road. Middle right: Go Berry, go Berry, go Berry, go! Bottom: Row 1 : C. Ray, K. Gauntt, S. Mersmann, E. Reilly, T. Dailey, R. Best, T. Lewis. Row 2: K. Wright, A. Whittle, G. Gornati, T. Tiffin, W. Smith. Row 3: R. Melendy, L. Bradford, J. Magnuson, L. Benson, D. Byars. Row 4: C. Streets, J. Nepomuceno, D. Case, K. Stewart, K. Phillips, L. Harris. Row 5: 0. Sitz, S. Vick, L. Rush, C. Caudle, D. Davis, C. Lawson, M. Terradas. Row 6: K. Hosea, D. Waid, J. Rodgers, D. Glass, B. Nail. Row 7: M. Ellenberger, L. Webb, T. Morris, S. Kendricks, K. Martens, L. Hightower, S. Ridgeway. 99 TECHNICAL CREWS The technical crews at Berry were indispensable in the staging of pep rallies, assemblies, and other events such as ballgames and the Beauty Walk. The Stage and Sound Crews put in a great deal of hard work to insure that the students could hear as well as see all that was going on at an event. The Projection Club provided students with many films and movies for entertainment and knowledge. Members stayed after school days and nights to run the many projectors for movie-going students. These behind- the-screen people were sometimes not visible, but their work was always evident. ' nl ■WM.a ' t MA.Jkbfl Jll 3 HIbH B Hk34« b H 1 ' H . i S kfOOOOOO ' RS J l ■J K- r Top: Charter Members: C. Blackburn, K. Flowers, K. Slagle — Head Projectionist, R. Hankins, C. Moon. Middle left: Projection Club: Row 1 : K. Flowers, C. Blackburn, R. Hankins, U. Brown, C. Moon, M. Romano. Row 2: R. Paravicini, C. Thomas, S. Sorrells, S. Green. Row 3: G. Skelton, H. Slagle, K. Slagle, Mr. Slagle — Sponsor. Middle right: You mean principals are supposed to be dignified? Bottom: Sound and Stage Crews: Row 1 : T. Benson, R. Pecot, N. Gilbert. Row 2: D. Miller, B. Grant, T. Beaton, T. Beaton, J. Conner, D. Davis. 100 PHOTOGRAPHY The student body of Berry boasted quite a tew shutterbugs, and the Photography Club was an organization in which they could share their connmon interest. The club was chartered in order to create greater knowledge and understanding of all phases of photography and to further each member ' s experience in the field. Once again this year the club entered its work in the National Scholastic Photography Awards Contest in New York City. It was also displayed at the annual Berry Art Show. The club sponsored a Senior member in the Beauty Walk. Mrs. Sellers sponsored this club. Top: Officers: H. Hoover, M. Foy, T. Reynolds. Middle: Row 1 : B. Smith, R. Washer, T. Reynolds, M. Ronnano, R. Doss, J. St. John, W. Rice. Row 2: Mrs. Sellers — Sponsor, H. Hoover, R. Rogers, B. Halliday, M. Foy, A. Ford, C. Yednak, F. Yielding, B. Davis. Row 3: T. Barrentine, R. Bernard, T. Clanton, B. Armstrong, M. Sungelo, B, Young, W. Johnson, B. Vessels, M. Bennett. Row 4: B. Ward, D. Pierce, J. Aycock, B. Brand, L. Rooney, S. Nash, J. Parker, D. Laird, B. Morton, S. Guthrie. Bottom: Sally and Reuben pose for the photographer. 101 MATH CLUB Math club ' s main purpose was to teach its members skills in cyphering and in solving problems to prepare them tor math tournaments. Members competed in tournaments at high schools and universities, and they also sponsored a tournament at Berry in the spring. They showed school spirit by decorating Mr. Perkins ' office for Homecoming. Top left: Gosh, that boy has sexy legs! Top right: Officers: J. McClelland, J. Phillips, D. Cato, L. Bernitz. Bottom left: You know what you can do with your hypotenuse. Bottom right: Row 1 : Mrs. Roberson — Sponsor, S. Graham, J. McClelland, A. Weston, Mrs. Campbell — Sponsor. Row 2: K. Martins, J. Dill, J. Harwell, S. Stauffenberg. Row 3: P. Morris, B. Blanchard, J. Phillips. Row 4: M. Thomley, D. Cato. 102 FSA This year ' s FSA club (Future Scientists ot America) was a very active and pronninent club at Berry. In addition to their reputation as tun-loving fellows, the members ot FSA were known as hard workers. They built a solar water heater and kept up the school greenhouse, in which they grew plants. They prepared for the future by visiting a major university on Engineering Day. This trip was chaperoned by their sponsors, Mrs. Christian and Mrs. Mahon. They sponsored Pictures with Santa (played brilliantly by Hardy Green) to increase club funds. This activity also gave participating students a wonderful memento of Christmas at Berry. Ij j6- •■ iv. Top: Officers: B. Schrubbe, J. McClelland, J. McCollum, J. Phillips. Middle: L. Settine, L. Landers, C. Streets, B. Earnest, S. Graham, D. Cato, D. Douglas, T. Muncher, D. Smith, T. Standridge, J. Landers. Row 2: J. Schifano, G. Skelton, K. Haley, B. Tubbs, 0. Cullen, D. Hunt, J. McCollum, G. Stocks, J. Phillips, H. Green, B. Crawford, J. Ross, D. Woods, J. Ulbricht, B, Schrubbe, J. McClelland. Row 3: G. McCabe, C. Coker, D. Byron, P. Clawson, A. Wallace, M. Thrasher, M. Hatcher, P. Dickey, K. Burford, L. Kuehnert, R. Gasque, K. Scruggs, F. Case, S. Sather, J. Harbor, J. Schutzbach, M. Corley, H. Bethany. Row 4: G. Davis, Mrs. Christian — Sponsor, Mrs. Mahon — Sponsor, C. Morgan, M. Thomley, D. Bell, T. Sanders, K. Speaks, C. Myers, B. Smith. Bottom: I did not stick a tack in Mrs. Christian ' s chair. 103 1 ART CLUB The work of the Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. Sellers and Mrs. Burford, was visible in many areas this year. The Buccaneer heads that were painted in the gym and in the lunchroom were a sampling of the club ' s contributions to the school. Members of the club created a glittering backdrop for the Beauty Walk and sponsored two contestants in the annual pageant. In the spring, the club focused most of its time and effort on the Berry Art Show which displayed the work of the art students at Berry. Top: Officers: S. Williams, K. Lozano, L. Cole, S. Lee, J. Harwell. Middle: Row 1 : S. Lee, A. Spinosi, E. Cole, K. Searcy, M. Collins, Mrs. Burford — Sponsor. Row 2: R. Brown, K. Lozano, Mrs. Sellers — Sponsor, T, Means, D. Clawson, D. Holcombe, K. Ashbaugh, W. Adwell, T. Gauntt. Row 3: M. Hall, B. Hayes, S. Guthrie, S. Williams, J. Harwell, H. Russell, J. Mcintosh, M. Bailey, D. Bates, B. Sheppard. Bottom left: Leave me alone! I ' ve done my masterpiece for the week! Bottom right: Mrs. Sellers ' work was exhibited at Samford University Gallery. . i« - ««!. i i ' i y ( kS V 104 VIP The Very Interested People Club was a service organization designed to make new Junior and Senior girls feel welcome. Other projects in which they engaged were collecting for U.N.I.C.E.F., collecting canned goods for the poor at Thanksgiving, and gathering toys to give as Christmas presents to needy youngsters. Sponsored by Miss Devan, V.I. P. continued on its way to becoming a very prominent club at Berry. Top left: Officers: K. Turner, J. Haffner, N. Moore, K. Harris. Top right: Curly, Larry, and Moe. Middle: Row 1 : C. Palmer, N. Moore, M. LeMaster, N. Ledbetter, J. Barineau, J. Aspell, S. Reed, J. Powell, D. McGaughy, J. McGaughy. Row 2: G. Villa, S. Hyer, B. Anthony, L. Hearn, J. Blach, K. Baker, M. Hefferly, C. Bailey, J. Blach, Row 3: C. Caldwell, C. Villa, R. Vaughn, T. Bailey, S. Savoldi, A, Arnold, P. Thomas, S. Robinette, S. Taylor, B. Thompson. Row 4: D. Bottorff, N. Brady, S. Jenkins, E. Johnston, A. Jacobs, C. Crowley, M. Bean, D. Pierce, R. Ritchey, H. Uredell. Row 5: C. McKinney, V. Parks, S. Turner, L. Pirkle, J. Crotwell, K. Wilson, S. Woodliel. Bottom: We ' re like two peas in a pod. 105 H.O.S.A. The Health Occupations Students of America, H.O.S.A., was a new club at Berry this year. It was established so that students could learn different aspects of the medical field to help them in career choices. Being a service club, H.O.S.A. took gifts to a retirement home at Christmas and sold poppies at Hoover Mall to aid veterans. With Mrs. Vines, the sponsor, members toured the U.A.B. Medical School to take a glimpse of the world of medicine. The club also showed school spirit by winning second place in the Homecoming Float Parade. Top: Officers: R. Jones, S. Edmonds, C. Garrison, C. Bostick, R. Green, D. Castledge, K. Smith, A. Richardson. Middle: Row 1 : C. Bostick, T. Hudson, L. Pecot, S. Duke, M. Edmonds, A. Richardson, K. Thorn, L. Sutton, M. Iqual, L. Springer, Ms. Vines — Sponsor. Row 2: K. Smith, J. Doyal, S. Edwards, R. Jones, R. Nicholz, D. Cartledge, 0. Garrison, K. O ' Neill, R. Green. Bottom: GoBucs! 106 JUNIOR CIVITANS The Junior Civitans, sponsored by Coach Chimento, was a community service club which participated actively in many school affairs. This club ' s main reason for existence was to provide an atmosphere where students could learn traits of good citizenship. Membership is not limited. Any student age 1 4-1 9 in grades 9-1 2 wanting to become better citizens is eligible for membership in this service- oriented club. Top left: Officers: B. Pharo, J. Mcintosh, B. Williams. Top right: We would never skip a class. Bottom: Row 1 : D. Smith, K. Gennari, M. Jones, T. Hall, T. Smith, G. Mantooth. Row 2: M. Folmar, J. Norton, B. Williams, S. Brady, B. Pharo, B. King, L. Howell. Row 3: B. Andrus, N. Segars, G. Mask, T O ' Neill. Row 4: R. Lee, S. McCain, J. Maynard, D. McKay, Coach Chimento — Sponsor, J. Mcintosh, M. Bailey, D. Bates, D. Crabb. FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America would not be exaggerating if they claimed to have had a very busy and meaningful year. Their Homecoming decorations, which literally sparkled with creativity and hard work, won second place in the annual contest, and their float won third place. The club sponsored a Christmas play at South Haven Nursing Home spreading goodwill to the patients. In February they sponsored a Typathon to help reach the statewide FBLA goal of ten thousand dollars. The money was used to build an FBLA Children ' s Playground. The Berry club was proud to have as one of its members Alta Daniel. She was elected State Vice-President for the club. FBLA was composed of students enrolled in business classes and was sponsored by Mrs. Holland and Mrs. McWhirter. The club ' s aim was to develop competent, aggressive business leadership qualities in its members. Top: Officers: G. Patterson, A. Logan, P. Crocker, L. Gustin, D. Cisco, V. Bendall, C. Hill, T. Brunson. Middle: Row 1 : T. Brunson, C. Hill, V. Bendall, D. Cisco, L. Gustin, P. Crocker, A. Logan, G. Patterson, A. Daniel, Mrs. Holland — Sponsor, Mrs. McWhirter — Sponsor. Row 2: J. Moodie, S. Mauldin, L. Murphy, D. Barron, R. Yielding, R. Richey, K. Collier, L. Palmer, T. Ruffino, A. Binkley, B. Carney. Row 3: J. Callis, J. Buchanan, D. Davis, W. Clark, G. Coleman, R. Youngblood, W. Rest, D. Weinschreider, E. Halbrooks. Row 4: T. Tyler, B. Wyatt, S. Wilson, T. Lantrip, J. Auchmuty, S. Waltz, J. Wendelker, L. Springer, R. Greiy, A. Thomas, T. McKinley, K. Hatfield. Row 5: M. Palmer, K. Walton, S. Williams, S. Potts, M. Darneider, C. Foster, L. Justice, P. Davis, L. Oakley, R. Roberts, B. Wycoff, A. Chiou, J. Gammon. Row 6: J. Aycock, T. Thorson, J. Blaylock, A. Owens, M. Zito, K. Bettini, T. Hosey, G. Wesson, L. Ballard, L. Allen. Row 7: T. Ransom, M. Atkins, K. Washer, T. Clelland, S. Harris, K. Northington, J. Woods, M. Moss, R. Cox, A. Thomas, M. Steeley, C. Savage, S. Copeland, W. Wintter. Bottom: Alta Daniel — State Vice-President. 108 II AFS American Field Service spent most of the first three months of school compiling the school directory. These phone books were sold at Berry to make money for the club. A.F.S. had as its main objective the establishing of good relations between America and other nations. The main way that they usually do this is by sponsohng a foreign exchange student and sending a Berry student to another country for a year. Because they were not able to find a home for an exchange student this year, the club centered its attention on trying to build up interest at Berry. Top: Row 1 : Mrs. Truss — Sponsor, K. Gill, D. Cisco, K. Washer, A. Smith, M. McCollum, E. Dozier, C. Smith. Row 2: P. Bacane, E. Cisco, L. Dumring, C. Moon, D. Bottoroft, D. Page, L. Sturdivant, T. Edwards, Row 3: L. Elledge, L. Fields. Middle left: Officers: P. Bacane, T. Edwards, D. Page, D. Cisco, M. McCollum, A. Smith, L. Elledge. Middle right: It ' s nice to have friends that are attached to you. Bottom left: Maybe I should use the helpless female technique on him. Bottom right: Friday night? Sure! 109 S.A.F.E. Student Action for Education, otherwise known as S.A.F.E., was an organization designed to let students who want to beconne teachers or who show an interest in improving educational opportunities meet and share ideas on a regular basis. This year ' s members showed their appreciation of the staff by selecting a Teacher of the Month. This teacher ' s floor was sometimes decorated and he or she received various food items. S.A.F.E. provided food for Monday night P.T.A. meetings. One of their service projects was to collect canned goods for needy families at Christmas. Several girls were sponsored in the Beauty. Walk by this club. S.A.F.E. continued to expand in membership and service this year. Top: Officers: M. Bartow — Sweetheart, W. Simril — Sweetheart, J. McGaughy, D. McGaughy, S. Sayers, S. Smoke, C. Schlosser, N. Ledbetter, K. Wilson. Middle left: Hollywood wants me?! Middle right: Row 1 : M. Bartow, W. Clark, D. McGaughy, J. Powell, S. Sayers, M. Dice, C. Schlosser, R. Smith, L. Murphy, W. Simril — Sweetheart. Row 2: J. Hardy, A. DiGiorgio, L. Fanning, S. Taylor, S. Jenkins, W. Wintter, L. Pirkle, D. Daniel, J. Blach, S. Turner. Row 3: J. Branch, J. McGaughy, N. Ledbetter, J. Haffner, M. Bean, B. Anthony, K. Baker, A. Arnold, P. Thomas, M. Pappas. Row 4: S. Smoke, J. Blach, M. Brady, B. Dickens, S. Woodlief, H. Wedell, P. Wyatt, D. LeCren, C. Spencer. Row 5: K. Wilson, L. Rooney, K. Patrick, J. Barineau, S. Reed, J. Azpell, K. Amerman, C. Petty, T. Hill. Bottom: Never a hair out of place. no BANKBOARD Students learned to appreciate the merits and rewards of putting their money in savings through the help of the Bankboard. This group of s tudent tellers, sponsored by Mrs. Henry and BTNB, conducted banking transactions every Wednesday during homeroom. Contests were held to promote more banking, and the faculty advisor, Mr. Moore, helped the program to grow and become more successful. Top: Bank Board: Row 1 : L. Keenan, L. Hightower, S. Ridgeway, T. McKinley, J. Aured, J. Blaylock, N. Doss, S. Beard. Row 2: J. Gllmore, L. Hightower, J. Tosney, S. Saver, C. Kaker, H. Chastain. Row 3: J. Bunn, F. Case, B. Hayes, K. Eagerton. Middle: Tellers: Row 1 : J. Janoulis, J. Bunn, C. Kaker, H. Chastain, J. Tosney, S. Saver, L. Keenan, L. Hightower, S. Ridgeway, J. Aured, T. McKinley, J. Gilmore, J. Blaylock. Row 2: K. Haley, S. Staufenberg, C. Jebeles, C. Bishop, M. Hoynt, J. Martin, J. Branch, J. Blach, L. Baker, J. Blach, R. Melendy, C. Hotter, G. Spencer, L. Matthews, W. Simril, N. Doss. Row 2: L. Webb, T. Wilson, J. Jones, E. Jones, S. Forester, C. Wells, J. Hardy, D. Eberlein, J. Turner, T. Wallace, J. Wandrlsco, B. Sexton, L. Hightower. Row 4: M. Romero, M, Edmonds, S. Duke, L. Anderson, M, Cannon, S. Bratton, B. Taylor, M. Mussick, J. Gammon, B. Shephard, B. Hayes. Row 5: M. Reeves, K. Eagerton, D. Cooch, G. Cockrum. Bottom: Would I look good as a centerfold? Ill KEY Under the guidance of Mr. Snoddy, the Key Club had another satisfying year in service and fun. This group of dedicated young men served the school by setting up and taking down chairs for special events and contributing to the general upkeep of the school grounds. This service organization also had nnany projects geered to benefit charity. Members who did not play on the Key Club Intramural Basketball team cheered on those who did show their prowess on the court. Ryan Whitley served as President and did a fine job in presiding over meetings and leading the members in activities. Key Club continued to be as popular this year as in years past. Top: Officers: Row 1 : M. Nelson, D. Sullivan — Sweetheart, T Hassell — Sweetheart, S. Reep — Sweetheart, C. Henley. Row 2: J. White, R. Whitley, D. Steed. Row 3: S. Thrasher, J. Romano. Middle: Row 1 : G. Spencer, S. Thrasher, A. Emerson, S. Reep, W. Simril, M. Barron. Row 2: M. Nelson, J. Wasley, J. White, B. Yokley, R. Whitley, C. Henley, M. Parks, T. Hassell, R. Jones. Row 3: B. Branch, D. Scivley, J. Dozier, B. Meffert, M. Romano, T. Donaldson, T. Brown, C. Yokley. Row 4: D. Rawson, J. Kane. Row 5: C. Bishop, J. Savoldi, M. Mason. Bottom: We always learn a lot from looking out windows. 112 TAP Another new organization joined the ranks of clubs at Berry this year. The Teen Action Program was chartered with the help of its sponsor, Mrs. Moon. TAP ' S main purpose was to raise money for the March of Dimes. One of the ways they did this was by working the Marching of Dimes Haunted House at Halloween. They also collected Toys for Tots at Christmas and participated in the March of Dimes Walkathon. Top left: Row 1 : K. Goodner, D. Edwards, K. Shaw, C. Ferguson. Row 2: Y. Simmons, C. Bottorff . Row 3: P. Sciandra, A. Daniel, Mrs. Moon — Sponsor. Row 4: V. Binkley, T. Ruffino, T. Ruffino, K. Summerlin, A. Binkley. Row 5: K. Rice, L. Gentry, 0. Snyder. Row 6: P. Furlong, L. Holmes, C. Hofer. Row 7: J. Timberlake, M. Hannigan, K. Bradley. Row 8: B. Branch, G. Murton, R. Kokocha, M. Raybon. Top right: Good morning, Mrs. Pritchett. Bottom left: Officers: M. Raybon, D. Edwards, K. Shaw, K. Goodner, E. Simmons. Bottom right: Honestly, she embarrasses me sometimes. 113 SERTEEN Serteen club, sponsored by Coach Whitley, continued to grow in both membership and service this year. The club was sponsored by Sertoma International. Members donated many hours to work in the Speech and Hearing Center, which was also supported by Sertoma. They also visited, took tood, and performed plays at the Methodist Children ' s Home. Car washes brought in money for the club ' s treasury. Serteen displayed school spirit by cleaning up the school, decorating for Homecoming, and winning first place in the float competition. 1  ■ CH I ■! l y l I I BMI, ,1. Top; Row 1 : T. Krogh, J. Daniels, M. Poier. E, Jones, D. Smith, C. Rigney, K. Richardson, J. Bird, M, Wesson, J. Jones, T. Daniel, D. Sumners. Row 2: B. Dickens, C. Schlosser, J. Martin, J. Bowling, J. Elliot, N, Parks, J. Roach, J. Harwell, B. Mauldin. Row 3: J. Bell, L. Hultsman, A. Blankenship, L. Mims, R. Smith, S. Williams, T. Wilson L. Webb, C, Sitz, D. Nuss. Row 4: S. Williams, L. O ' Neill, L. Finley, A. Krout, T. Simpson, P. Booth, R. Patterson, M, Hetterly, S. Rix, J. Boisell, M. Bennett. Row 5: T. Donalds, K. Smith, B. Richardson, L. Johnson, M. McGarity, M. Mason, J. Kunath, L. Wandsnider, K. Lowry. Row 6: K. Flowers, S. Sorrells, S. Green, K, Kendricks, L. Rapaich, S. Harvey, D. Eberlein, C. Cook, K. Lozano, D. Jones, J. Syphurs. Row 7: J. McCormick, L. Coble, K. Knight, J. Turner, C. Thomas, M, Henson. Row 8: P. Eubanks, J. Wasden, C, Wenning, M. Lewis, P. Dickey, K. Smith, S. Barnes, K, McCain, J. Smith. Row 9: K. Sadler, C. Bailey, C. McNeely, K. Helton, A. Aycock, M. Speegle, R, Hankins, M. Shepperd, C. Blackburn, M, Joynt. Middle left: Leave me alone, buddy. I know how to be a defensive coach. Middle right: Officers: C. Schlosser, L. Wandsnider, M. Henson, B. Dickens, S. Barnes. Bottom: Betsy, Lanette, and Marianne show how fun it is to be a student at Berry. w 114 D.E.C.A. The Distributive Education Clubs o[ America showed a keen interest in developing a respect for marketing and distribution and learning to understand and appreciate the free enterprise system. Their many activities included an Employee-Employer banquet and attendance at a Leadership Conference at the Parliament House. D.E.C.A. served the community by collecting food for a needy family at Thanksgiving and collecting Toys for Tots at Christmas. Their Homecoming float won Honorable Mention in the contest. Top: Row 1 : M. Dice, K. Shaw, R. Smith, S, Robinson, J. Brower, J. Timberlake. Row 2: L. Williams, R. Hendricks, S. Hardin, B. Hayes, J. Thorn, E. Dease, T. Hill. Row 3; J. Weeks, J. Wandrisco, K. Bradley, M. Brady, M. Lake, N. Townsend, P. Cowarl, M. Jacobson. Row 4: J. Alexander, M. Ellis, L. Matthews, L. Kimbell, D. Shirley, S. Elliot, D. Carroll, M. Mori. Bottom left: Officers: T. Hill, M. Dice, S. Robinson, J. Wandrisco, K. Bradley. Bottom right: I ' m a hot chick. 115 .1 V.I.C.A. Sponsored by Mr. Seales, the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, V.I.C.A., had a very productive year. The organization teaches students leadership and business skills. The club participated in Homecoming activities and sponsored girls in the Senior Beauty Walk. The members attended a district officer ' s meeting as well as the state convention. V.I.C.A. ' s popularity continued this year as in years past. Top left: Yes, mom, I ' m getting my minimum daily requirements. Top right: Officers: B. Reed, J. Hayes, L. Steely, D. Gonder, D. Seales — Sponsor, S. Waddell, D. Laird. Bottom: Row 1 : C. Bourgue, C. Nunnally, B, Bradley, D. Laird, S. Burford, L. Steeley, D. Gonder, S. Waddell. Row 2: B. Thrash, B. Boatright, A. Jones, C. Allen, T. Cain, B. Reed, J. Hayes, T. Reynolds. Row 3: J. Ghilders, K. Johnson, B. Robuck, K. DelFavero, F. Sciandra, J. Reed, D. Bates, D. Seales — Sponsor. 116 CHRISTIAN CLUB The Christian Club was a service club sponsored by Mrs. Zuniga. It was composed ot young men and women who wanted to grow spiritually and serve the school and community. Their worthwhile projects included having a Thanksgiving party at South Haven Nursing Home and giving a Christmas party for the special education children at Green Valley Elementary School. Members united for fun and fellowship by having a Christmas caroling party. Doug Wilson was president of this fine club. Top: Officers: D. Wilson, L, Rich, V. Powell, C. Thomas, D. Howell. Row 2: T. Sanders, K. Haley, J. McCollum, P. Perkins. Middle: Row 1 : T. Rich, K. Ross, M. Henson, D. King, D. Cartledge, S. Hodgens, R. Smith, B. Albright, D. Cordar, S. Sauer, G. Moss, T. Sanders, S. Sayers, S. Burke, J. McCollum, P. Perkins, D. Wilson. Row 2: T. Nelson, A. Daniel, C. Morgan, S. Wenning, K. Glenn, R. Melendy, L. Wood, D. Byars, L. Benson, D. Lecren, C. Spencer, J. Harbor, R. Gasque, M. Hatcher, D. Thornston. Row 3: L. Adams, D. Wolbach, R. Bowles, J. Magnuson, L. Rush, M. Heartsill, C. Hotter, M. Wheatley, J. Gilmore, S. Hanks, G. Smith, A. Owens, P. Smith, B. Huey, C. Smith, 0. Thomas. Row 4: C. Schuiz, L. Bradford, P. Smith, J. Gasque, W. Smith, M. Musick, D. Thrasher, D. Wolbach, L. Rich, D. Howell, S. Faure, 0. Gill, M. Cannon, L. Anderson, S. Walters. Row 5: K. Doss, J. Schutzbach, M. Parker, T. Chappelier, L. Parrish, G. Smith, K. Thaxton, K. Nolan, J. Bunn, R. Hankins, C. Kaker, K. Nelson, J. Coley, J. Howell. Row 6: S. Forrester, G. Gaston, L. Harris, K. Speaks, K. Burtord, S. Burford, C. Bourn, C. Prince, B. English, T. Dally, R. Best, C. Streets, C. Arthur. Row 7: C. Wells, B. Nails, R. Hardman, A. Thrasher, R. Richardson, R. Rollings, K. Haley, C. Jebeles, D. Morgan, R. Aven, J. Aven, W. Hearn. Bottom: Just look at my chinny-chin-chin. 117 F.C.A. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes met every Friday morning for a devotional. The club was dedicated to the promotion of Christian competition in sports. Coach Kendricks was the sponsor of this organization which provided spiritual inspiration for its members. This club was extremely important in providing good morale for the athletes at Berry. i isMS i iZ Top: Row 1 : M. Nelson, J. Dozier, C. Henley, D. Steed, R. Chamless, K. Spencer, K. Jones. Row 2: C. Grumpy, K. Keffer, C. Bishop, J. Warren, G. Bryant, P. Spina. Row 3: J. Wasley, B. Harris, R. Jones, D, Shannon, K. Williams, K. Froedge. Row 4: S. Barrentine, B. Tucker, T. Donaldson. Row 5: J. Maynard, D. Butterworth, T. Hall, J. Ippolito, H. Lockhart, J. McCrackin. Middle left: She can sign my cast anyday. Middle right: Otficers: J. Dozier, R. Ghamless, G. Henley, D. Steed, M. Nelson. Bottom: ' This day is 23 hours too long. 118 SPORTS CLUB One of the new clubs at Berry this year was the Sports Club. Its purpose was to promote physical fitness through sports and to aid the school in sports-related activities. John Gammon proved to be one of the major influences in the chartering of the club and served as its first President. The members cleaned the stadium after football games. They also helped prepare the field for baseball games and other sports events. They sponsored Intramural Football which was another first at Berry this year. New clubs usually have a hard time getting organized, but Sports Club proved that a club can be new and still contribute a great deal to the school and community. If they continue at this rate, they will be a very prominent fixture at Berry in the years to come. Coach Hinds is the sponsor. Top: Officers: Coach Hinds — Sponsor, K. Nelson, R. Olive, J. Russell, B. Vessels, A. Ford, J. Gammon. Middle: Row 1 : G. McBryde, S. Gaskins, J. Brantley, F. Hendon, E. Constantine, C. Geralds, M. Poirier, D. DeLeonard, J. Gammon. Row 2: Coach Hinds, L. Derick, A. Ford, B. Vessels, F. Yielding, R. Demski, T. Morgan, P. Moore, L. Farquhar, J. Russell. Row 3: H. Langston, T. Powers, B. Pitman, B. Sexton, G. Moss, T. Berryhill, J. Freeman, A. Measle, R. Olive, K. Nelson. Bottom: The Ail-American boy! 119 GREEK CLUB Once again the Greek Club ' s main objectives were to promote school spirit and to support the football team. They did this in several different ways. Members performed in skits during pep rallies and their huge banner at the Homecoming game was the subject of a great deal of attention. The club ' s President, Danny Smith, acted as the calming influence over the group of free- spirited young men who make up the club ' s membership. They raised money for the school and the club treasury through various projects. Greek Club was always ready to boost the morale of the students at Berry. Top: Officers: Row 1 : S. Reynolds, S. Savoldi, R. Paravicini, S. Jenkins. Row 2: D. Smith, W. Simril, B. Chamless, J. White, J. Dozier. Middle left: Row 1 : J. Savoldi, G. Bryant, K. Froedge, J. Turner. Row 2: R. Paravicini, T. Morgan, S. Savoldi, T. Azpell, J. Dozier, S. Jenkins, B. Blankenship, M. Carroll, M. Mason, A. Ennerson, B. Yokley, B. Meffert, D. Rawson, R. Watson. Row 3: K. Tohill, W. Simril, M. Barron, M. Nelson, D. Scivley, K. Spencer, S. Thrasher, C. Bishop, T. Donaldson, J. White, J. Romano, M. Aldred, J. Kane, J. Traywick, J. McKay, D. Smith, S. Reynolds. Row 4: C. Crump, D. Hand, R. Whitley, D. Smith, G. Spencer, R. Chamless, C. Henley, A. Reeder, B. Morgan, C. Hill, J. Thursby, B. Harris. Middle right: Call Berry an ordinary football team? I dare you! Bottom right: Robert Redford, eat your heart out! MM 4 1 120 FHA The Future Homemakers of America was composed of young women who shared a common interest in learning the most efficient ways to run a home. They were especially active during the Christmas season when they held a party for underprivileged children, collected gifts for Chalkville, and took gifts and dinner to a needy family. They also visited a local nursing home and in the spring set up their annual Country Store to raise money. The store sold homemade gifts and food and was patronized by many of the students at Berry. With guidance from Mrs. Lawler and Mrs. McClure, these girls served the school and community. Their Homecoming float was a big hit with the Berry fans. Paige Frost did a fine job as the club ' s President. Top: Officers: Row 1 : C. Cuilen, P. Frost, M. Avery. Row 2: M. Kloser, T. Parker, L. Travis, D. Wilson. Row 3: L. Elledge. Middle: Row 1 : K. Hosea, P. Bean, L. Nicholson, T. Parker, M. Kloser, M. Avery, P. Frost, L. Elledge, L. Travis, S. Vick, D. Wilson. Row 2: T. Wilson, V. Vann, G. Colman, M. Byers, A. Wallace, S. Turner, K. Gillispie, D. Bell, M. Bush, L. Pierce, L. Strong, J. Mogannom, K. Anderson, S. Bratton. Row 3: K. Gauntt, D. Hood, C. McNeely, P. Jordan, P. Davis, J. Hendricks, K. Sherman, G. Thomas, L. Carr, B. Killette, S. Perkins, A. McGee. Row 4: L. Miller, A. Adams, K. Heither, K. Halbrook, A. Parsons, T. Wilson, J. Aured, S. Mullenix, L. Wilson, C. Osborn, K. Case, R. Gornati, C. Ferguson. Row 5: L. Joseph, K. Jacobson, M. Dawson, K. Tohill, R. Bright, M. Phillips, L. McCutchen, M. Terradas, V. Wilson, L. Pecot, C. Yarchek. Row 6: Mrs. McClure — Sponsor, A. Richardson, W. Braswell, H. Mabius, G. Manasco, S. Baird, A. Whittington, S. Wenning, C. Bentley, K. Morgan, K. Morris. Bottom: Gosh, I wish it was Saturday night. 121 HONORS STUDENT COUNCIL Much of the student life at Berry this year could be attributed to the plans and preparations of the Student Council. This organization consisted of officers and class representatives elected by the student body. Post- game dances, assemblies, Homecoming festivities, and Fifties day were just some of the activities for which the student council was responsible. Headed by president Benny Schrubbe, the council met sixth period every day in the room of Mrs. Yarbrough, the sponsor. Members of Berry ' s Student Government Association attended meetings at local schools and a statewide seminar at Auburn University to learn more effective ways to handle student affairs. They were also the hosts of several meetings at Berry. The Student Council did a fine job and their efforts were very much appreciated. Top: President — B. Schrubbe. Bottom left: First Vice-President — C. Bailey. Bottom right: Second Vice-President — C. Hill 124 Top left: Secretary — M. Hefferly. Top right: Treasurer — S. Robinette. Middle left: Historian — S. Woodlief . Middle right: Chaplain — S. Bush. Bottom left: Parliamentarian — M. Thomley. Bottom right: Officers and sponsors. 125 Top: Representatives: Row 1 : M. Byers, M. Jones, A. Wallace, D. Hood, H. Chastain, T. Bailey, S. Stark, K. Flowers, S. Green, A. Aycock, S. Sorrells, S. Curtis, Mrs. Pappas. Row 2: R. Hardman, R. Paravicini, S. Reep, K. Turner, L. Speed, T. Hassell, S. Savoldi, P. Howard, V. Bendall, S. Barnes, S. Hodgens. Bottom left: Call me Cheetah! Bottom right: Tomorrow ' s leaders? 126 INTERCLUB COUNCIL The Interclub Council was the governing body of the chartered clubs at Berry. Membership was made up of the presidents of all the clubs. As in past years, the president of the Interclub Council was the second vice-president of the Student Council, namely, Chris Hill. Meetings were held on the second and fourth Mondays of every month. The Interclub Council kept a record of each club ' s activities and based on these records chose which clubs would receive honors on Awards Day. Members collected money, food stuffs, and other necessities to give to a needy family at Christmas and also left a gift to the school in their name. The work of this organization, sponsored by Mrs. O ' Neal and Mrs. Smith, helped clubs run smoothly throughout the year. ! Top: Officers: B. Schrubbe, B. Dickens, J. Harwell, C. Hill. Middle left: Row 1 : D. Edwards, K. Wilson, M. Skrmetta, M. Montgomery. Row 2: J. Phillips, B. Dickens, M. Dice, J. Harwell, P. Frost, M. Raybon, B. Schrubbe. Row 3: D. Wilson, R. Jones, G. Spencer, J. Dozier, C. Hill, J, McCollum, J. Gannmon, D. Tubbs, M. Hanson. Middle right: Sponsor — Mrs, Smith. Bottom: Sponsor — Mrs. O ' Neal. k 127 1 BOYS ' STATE Jay McCollum attended a seminar at Troy State University as Berry ' s representative tor Alabanna Boys ' State. The week-long session took place in early June. Jay, along with the other young men who attended, tollowed a very strict schedule ranging from doing calisthenics to attending meetings. As the Federalist Party Chairman for his city and as a senator. Jay had little time for relaxation. His experience at Boys ' State helped him to appreciate the value of a democratic form of government and the work of the people who run our state and national government. As president of the Honor Society, Drum Major of the Marching band, and Vice- President of the Senior Class, Jay McCollum was a fine representative of Berry ' s student leaders. GIRLS ' STATE Berry ' s representative to Girls ' State 1 979 was Shane Graham. Chosen because of her outstanding leadership qualities and school participation as Junior Class President, a member of the National Honor Society, and an Anchor club member, Shane learned many aspects of city, county, and State government at the annual seminar. For nine days in early June, Shane lived in a dorm at Huntingdon College along with girls from all over Alabama. She was elected city chairman of the mythical Federalist Party, and helped to campaign against the Nationalist Party for government offices. The girls toured the State Capitol, the Little White House, and the Governor ' s Mansion, where they met Mrs. Fob James. Shane ' s experience was both educational and enjoyable. 128 NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The purpose of the National Junior Honor Society was to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to develop citizenship, to serve, and to promote leadership. The sponsors were Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Patton. The requirements of the National Junior Honor Society were that one must have had no more than three S averages since the seventh grade. The organization took part in many school activities such as helping needy families. This club held the leaders of tomorrow. Top, Officers: Mrs. Cooper, L. Ford, T. Armstrong, B. Richardson, C. Yokely, P. Smith, Not Pictured — L. Bernitz. Bottom: Row 1 : J. Odie, R. Hardman, L. Arndt, J. Howell, C. Hickman. Row 2: C. Yokely, E. Owens, A. Guin, J. Knight, C. Morgan, T. Simpson, B. Richardson, S. Williams, K. Helton, D. Eberlein, T. Trest. Row 3: B. Killete, C. Ort, M. Hamilton, P. Smith, L. Ford, B. Carice, J. Yackzen, R. Smith, S. McBryde, M. Markham, T. Armstrong, B. Williams, M. Kloser, R. Markle, N. Brown, T. Christener, D. Weinschreider, S. Halliday, S. Bratton, A. Wallace. 129 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Berry Chapter of the National Honor Society was composed of students who met very rigid scholastic, leadership, and character requirements. The club was sponsored by Mrs. Truss, Mrs. Lysinger, and Dr. Hale. Activities included selling homecoming corsages, ushering at graduation, and donating money to a needy family at Christmas. While traveling as a group to Gatlinburg, Tennessee, many members of the Honor Society became closer friends. New members were chosen twice during the year in fall and spring tappings. Once in the National Honor Society, a student was required to keep his grades up in order to maintain membership. All of these scholastically elite students lived up to the expectations of the organization and each was a credit to the student body at Berry High School. Top: Officers: J. Harwell, D. Cato, J. McCollum, S. Graham, J. McClelland. Bottom left: Row 1 : R. Paravicini, R, Gasque, S. Smoke, P. Sims. Row 2: S. Graham, J. Harwell, S. Barnes, V. Bendall, J. McClelland. Row 3: J. McCollum, B. Meffert, M. Thomley, B. Schrubbe. Row 4: D. Cato, B. Crawford, T. Sanders. Bottom right: Row 1 : M. Skrmetta, C. Morgan, L. Kuehnert, C. Bourn, L. Oakley. Row 2: H. Green, J. Romano, G. McBryde, K. Nelson. 130 Top: Row 1 : G. McBryde, J. Romano, M. Skrmetta, C. Morgan, L. Kuehnert, C. Bourn, L. Oakley, H. Green, K. Nelson. Row 2: Mrs. Lysinger, Mrs. Truss, R. Gasque, S. Graham, J. McClelland, P. Sims, B. Schrubbe, V, Bendali, R. Paravicini, S. Smoke, Dr. Hale. Row 3: T. Sanders, S. Barnes, J. McCollum, J. Harwell, D. Cato, B. Crawford, M. Thomley, B. Meffert. Middle left: Charm school graduate. Middle right: Punch and Beauty Bottom: Parents are invited to a reception after the assembly. 131 National Merit Finaiists and Commended Students Top: Commended Students: P. Clawson, B. Crawford. Bottom: D. Woods, J. McCollum, P. Sims, M. Thomley, Not Pictured — T. Benson, National Merit Semi-Finalist. 132 ■ Valedictorians And Saiutatorian Top: Salutatorian — B. Crawford. Bottom: Valedictorians — J. Harwell, D. Cato, R. Paravicini, B. Schrubbe, R. Gasque, M. Thomley, S. Barnes, J. McCollum, S. Graham. 133 GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY The German Honor Society recognized those students who have done exceptionally well in their studies ot the German language. Qualifications for membership are three semesters of German and a minimum of two A ' s and one B for semester grades. Mr. Matthews sponsored the organization. LATIN HONOR SOCIETY The Latin Honor Society was established to pay tribute to students who excelled in their studies of the Latin language, and the history and mythology of Rome. To become a member, a student must have taken three semesters of Latin and must have achieved a minimum of two ' s and one Sfor their semester grades. Miss Chase sponsored this organization. Top: p. Jebeles, S. Graham, J. McCollum, B. Crawford, M. Thomley B Schrubbe, D. Woods, Mr. Matthews. Bottom: J. McClelland, T Edwards J Harwell. 134 MU ALPHA THETA Senior students who were enrolled in a math course and who were also members of the Math Club were eligible for membership in Mu Alpha Theta. This club was an honor society for students with an interest in mathematics. THESPIANS Students of drama who put in fifty hours of work in a semester and twenty-five hours during the summer were eligible to become Thespians. This work included everything from selling tickets and working on costumes to performing in plays and musicals. These young entertainers were instructed by Miss Taylor. Top: Row 1 : S. Graham, J. Harwell, J. McClelland. Row 2: M. Thomley, D. Cato. Bottom: Row 1 : P. Gonder, D. Page, G. Cockrum. Row 2: T. Yackzan, M. Gray, J. Cannon, J. Tosney. 135 ANCHOR CLUB Anchor Club, a traditionally active organization, engaged in nnany service projects during the year. These included collecting canned goods tor hurricane victims, making curtains tor the lunchroom, and having a bake sale for teachers. Anchor Club was composed of ten junior girls, twenty senior girls, and two helmsmen. Faculty recommendation and club approval were the requirements necessary for membership. The club was sponsored by Pilot International, a women ' s service club with chapters all over the world. They aided the Anchor Club by helping to send two girls, Betsy Dickens and Julia Harwell, to the National Anchor Club Seminar at the Valley Forge Freedoms Foundation in Philadelphia. The dedication of sponsors, Mrs. Bass and Mrs. McKinney, helped the girls to serve the school and community and to promote patriotism among students. Top: Row 1 : R. Gasque, S. Barnes, B. Dickens, J. Harwell. Row 2: J. Crotwell, J. Green, P. Crocker, L. Speed. Row 3: Mrs. Bass, S. Reep, T. Hassell, Mrs. McKinney. Row 4: C. Schlosser, V . Bendall. Row 5: S. Woodlief, J. Wilson. Row 6: J. McClelland, C. Bailey, P. Sims, S. Sayers, P. Howard, S. Stark, C. Boun, S. Graham. Row 7: J. Blach, R. Paravicini. Row 8: K. Smith, L. Kuehnert, T. Sanders, P. Dickey, C. Bostick. Bottom: The Anchor Club was responsible tor raising the tiags. 136 Top left: Tommy escorts Ruth to class. Top right: I think we just created Essence of Skunk! Middle: Our helmsmen love pep rallies! Bottom: Officers: B. Dickens, S. Graham, S. Barnes, J. Crotwell, P. Sims, R. Gasque, S. Stark, L. Speed, J. Harwell, T. Hassell, S. Sayers. 137 r OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL PLAYERS One of the standouts of Berry ' s fine football team this year was Ryan Whitley. Ryan, who played center for the team, was the only Berry player selected by the Birmingham Post l-ierald o be an All-State team member. Ryan has also been awarded a full four-year football scholarship to Auburn University. This should keep his nose to the gridiron for a long while. This year for the first time, an Over-the- Mountain team was chosen. Outstanding players from area schools were selected to be on this team. Berry was proud to have more players selected than any other area school. They are as follows: B. Tucker, J. Romano, A. Emerson, B. Meffert, B. Yokely, S. Thrasher, T. Sanders, C. Crump, R. Whitley, J. Miller, M. Mason, and C. Hill. I 138 ATHLETES HONORED Berry had many outstanding athletes this year. Three football players were chosen to be on the All-County team. They were Stuart Thrasher, Ryan Whitley, and Andy Emerson. Individual player awards were given to several team members at the annual football banquet. Andy Emerson was the recipient of the titles of Bandit, Bad Buc, and Most Valuable Player. Stuart Thrasher was named Road Runner, and Bart Williams acquired the title of Block Buster. James Romano and Bill Meffert received awards for having the highest grade point averages of the team. Several basketball players also faired well in receiving recognition for their abilities. Ralph Watson and Stuart Griffin were named to the Junior Varsity All-Tournament Team of the Jefferson County Tournament. Jay Thursby was named to the Shades Valley and Jefferson County Tournament Teams, and Murry Bartow was selected to be a member of the Vestavia Hills Lions Classic and Jefferson County Tournament Teams. ■i. • • 1 W ' Top: R. Whitley, S. Tinrasher, A, Emerson. Bottom left: J. Romano, B. Meffert, B. Williams, A. Emerson, S. Thrasher. Bottom right: R, Watson, S. Griffin, J. Thursby, M. Bartow. 139 OUTSTANDING BAND MEMBERS The Berry Marching Band attended the Enterprise Marching Festival on October 20. The band played and marched well and received superior ratings in all categories. The different categories were Band, Flag Corps, Majorette, Drum Line, and Drum Major. Many band members tried out for the All-County Senior High Band at Shades Valley High School in January. The students were required to play a solo given to them on the day of try-outs. The students from Berry that made the band were T. Nelson, D. Cato, J. McCollum, B. Word, J. Phillips, B. Schrubbe, C. Arthur, L. Landers, L. Beasley, D. Walbach, T. Standridge, M. McCollum, D. Woods, P. Clawson, M. Hatcher, L. Kuehnert, W. Hearn. 140 OUTSTANDING BAND MEMBERS The Homewood Marching Festival was another scene of victory tor the Berry Marching Band this year. The band walked away with top honors in all five categories. This year was definitely a good year for the Berry Pride of the Mountain Marching Band. Try-outs for the All-County Junior High Band were held at Bottenfield Junior High School in January. Students who made this band were B. Quinn, S. Adwell, C. Thomas, D. LeCren, L. Arndt, L. Beasley, J. Knight, B. Devoe, B. Benton, B. Billions, S. West, J. Landers, R. Aven, D. Dwyer, G. Powell. 141 Junior Class Favorites Terri Hassell Kevin Keffer Sophomore Class Favorites Suzy Curtis Ralph Watson Freshman Class Favorites Patty Bean William Thomas Class Favorites 1- Miss Berry Shane Graham Mr. Berry Dale Steed To Succeed Jocelyn McClelland Jay McCollum Most Intellectual PamSims Martin Thomley Most Dependable Betsy Dickens Benny Schrubbe Best All Around Robin ParavicinI Charlie Crump Best Dressed Melanie Dice Tommy Sanders Best Looking Suzanne Sayers Don Scivley Wittiest Jane Branch Wink Simril Friendliest Judy McGaughy Danny Smith «% f ■  m X . ' ' -r. ' t- 4 f - •it-i - '  K J - ' ■ ' t • p. 0 . ■? y 153 Most Talented Julia Harwell Doug Cato Diane McGaughy Reggie Chambless Most School Spirit Stephanie Robinette Mark Barron Most Athletic Michele Hefferly Stuart Thrasher Homecoming Queen Nancy Moore escorted by David Williams 1980 Homecoming Court McGee 1 2th Grade — Stephanie Robinette Queen — Nancy Moore 11th Grade — Mary Beth Atkins 10th Grade — Lisa Rapaich Senior Alternates Sally Reep escorted by Danny Smith Suzanne Sayers escorted by Wink Simril Stephanie Robinette escorted by Mark Barron Valerie Bendall escorted by Tommy Sanders The Misses Senior Class Judy McGaughy Diane McGaughy First Alternate Kelly Johnson Second Alternate Valerie Bendall Beauty Walk Top Ten Kelly Johnson Diane McGaughy Valerie Bendall Celeste Bostick Wendy Clark Judy McGaughy Jill Powell Anita DiGiorgio Susan Barnes Michelle Hefferly V S ' ' • • CLASSES Merry Ann Abston Kelli Rae Amerman Jeffery Robert Aycock Susan Kay Barnes Murry Linn Bartow Margaret Amelia Adams Vickl Renee Anthony Regina Marie Azpell Robert Todd Barrentine David Malone Bates David Keith Adkins Kevin Joseph Ashbaugh Caren Elizabeth Bailey John David Barron Linda Jeanne Bayles Judy Ann Alexander Jennifer Denise Auchmuty Barry Leo Baldwin Mark Robert Barron Laura E Beasley Barbara Christine Allen Marion Lane Avery Mary Jennifer Barineau Robert Daniel Barton Todd Michael Beaton 163 Debra Elaine Bell Valerie Rhea Bendall Todd Grant Benson Timothy Joe Berryhill Harlan Wayne Best Haskell Thorton Bethany, Jr. Tracy Lynne Diggers Vicki Eileen Binkley Jennifer Lee Blach Richard Barry Blankenship Bryan Keith Boatright Martha Celeste Bostick Robert Jerry Betters, Jr. Kathy Kay Boyett Mary Maureen Brady Jane Elizabeth Branch William Porter Branch Richard Randolph Broughton, Jr. Judy Michele Brewer Kerry Kent Brewn Patricia Margaret Brunson Geoffry Reyce Bryant Jackie Lou Buchanan Steven Ray Burferd Rebecca Lynne Butterworth 164 James F Byers Jeffery H, Byrd Diane Elizabeth Byron Kathy Ann Cain David Eugene Calloway David Patrick Carroll Douglas Robert Cato Reginald Lee Ctiambless Anthony Yuan-Ping Chiou Randall Craig Christner Delia Ann Cisco Wendy Karen Clark Paula Joan Clawson Terri Leigh Clelland Joel Richmond demons Robyn Clifton Troy Van Cockrum Elizabeth Ann Cole Kelly Susan Collier Wesley Macks Conner Cassandra Minlee Cook Susan Diane Copeland Hugh Brian Crawford Charles Allen Crump, Jr. Cynthia Lynne Cullen 165 Joan Agnes Culotta Gill Powers Cutchen Mark Alan Daniels Deborah Arlene Davis Glen Howard Davis Susan Eugenia Davis Robert Dawkins Floyd John Day Ernie Ray Deese Kim DelFavero Melanie Lynn Dice Elizabeth Dickens Anita DiGiorgio Marlin Talmadge Donaldson, Jr. Lisa Rene Donnelly Katheryn Elizabeth Doss Reuben Hershal Verlon Doss Dennis Rolland Douglas Kellee Katherine Downs James Robert Dozier Laura Denise Dunning Toni Elizabeth Earnest Sheila Jane Earnest Donna Aliene Edwards Josephine La ' Nelle Elledge 166 Susan Seale Elliott William Andrew Emerson Jill Anne Estes Timothy Charles Eviston John Timothy Farmer Cynthia Millican Ferguson Luanne Fields James Martin Floyd Judith Ethelyn Foster Michael Ray Foy David Earl Frederick Jennifer Dawn Frolick Beverly Paige Frost Peggy Ann Furlong Ruth Ellen Gasque Thomas Wayne Gauntt, Jr. Nathan Earl Gilbert Alice Dianne Giles Kelly Ann Gill Phillip Foster Gonder Sally Dee Gonder Mary Kimberly Goodner Lisa Diane Goodyear Mauri Shane Graham Sharon Michelle Grant 167 Scott Edward Guthrie Jennifer Kay Haffner James Edward Halbrooks David Wayne Hampton David Joseph Hand Barbara Grace Hanks Michael Patrick Hannigan Judith Ann Harbor Julia Elizabeth Hardy David Anthony Harris Glenda Carol Harris George Slappey Harris, Jr. Julia Elizabeth Harwell Teresa Renee Hearon Michele Ann Hefterly Carol Renae Hendrick Brian York Hendrix Walter Carson Henley John Mark Henson Jean Marie Hertzog Christopher D. Hill Tracey Diane Hill Cynthia Ann Hofer Diane Renee Holcombe Allison Leigh Holloway 168 Leslie Holmes Ann Renee Hopper Robin Elizabeth Hopper Andrew Brian Hudson Barbara Nanette Huey Ann Caroline Hughen Donna Leigh Hyde Houston Douglas Ingram Mark Byron Jackson David Lee Jeter Kelly Ann Johnson Lisa Deanne Jones Rodney Leon Jones John Francis Kane, II Edwin Lamar Kelley Jay Mark Kennington David Stone Kloser Anita Elizabeth Lacey Ellis Luke Landers Debra Ann LeCren Nancy Lee Ledbetter Monique Lisa LeMaster Phila Lenore Logan Kathleen El.zabeth Lozano Michael Wayne Lucas 169 Lorre Louise Mabius Laura Jane Mann James Patrick Marlin Kathryn Marie Matte Stacey Jane Mauldin Cynthia Gail May Maurice Gregory McCabe Kent Michael McCain Jocelyn Ann McClelland Cecil James McCollum Russell Clay McDonald Thomas Roger McDowell Judy Ann McGaughy Nury Diane McGaughy Mark Lewis McMillan William David Meffert Jeffrey Scott Mersmann Arlene Vicki Mogannam James Jonathon Moodie Nancy Renee Moore Barry Patrick Morgan Kenneth Patrick Morgan Robert Edward Morgan. Jr. Monica Anne Mori Joseph Greggory Moss 170 Deborah Ruth Mullenix Lisa Gail Murphy Gary Chandler Murton Brent Andrew Nelson Mark Davidson Nelson Kim Renee Northington Tina Lorraine O ' Conner James Keith Osborn Cathy Elaine Palmer Robin Marie Paravicini Deidra Paulette Parker John David Parker Lynn Parrish Kellie Lee Patrick Glenda Lorene Patterson Daniel Allen Penny Connie Lynn Petty Jonathan Mark Phillips Sheri Marie Phillips Jill Anita Powell James Jeffrey Prince Melissa Ann Raybon James Anthony Reed Michael Alan Reeder Sally Ann Reep 171 Alana Lynn Reynolds Tammie Leigh Reynolds Kelly Elizabeth Rice Rickle Lee Richey Terry Jay Richey Mark Forrest Rickard Stephanie Melinda Robinette Carol Esther Robinson Rodney Lee Rogers James Edward Romano Ralph N. Rooney RotDert Steven Rowell John Morris Ross Terri Anne Ruffino Howard Lewis Russell Victor Joseph Russo Thomas Webster Sanders Cynthia Elaine Savage Suzanne Sayers Joseph Gerard Schifano Carol Lee Schlosser Benjamin Powell Schrubbe Don Anders Scively Kimberly Lynn Searcy Donald Edward Sharman 172 Angela Kay Shaw Sharon Ann Shepherd Diane Shirley Tracy Ann Silver Yvonne Marie Simmons Harry Grady Simpson, I William Perry Simril, Jr. Pamela Denise Sims Norma Ann Sively Kyle Gammon Slagle Angela Lyn Smith Daniel William Smith, IV David Lee Smith Jennifer Ann Smith Joel Drew Smith Karen Lynn Smith Susan Renea Smith Virginia Ellen Smith Sandra Lynn Smoke Kenneth Wayne Speaks Laura Jo Speed Courtney Ann Spencer Steven Greg Spencer Timothy Alan Standridge Dale Patrick Steed 173 Brenda Kay Sullivan Bradley Burt Thaxton Barry Everett Thrash Jo Ellen Trest Michael Milton Vause Dona Leigh Sullivan George Duke Thigpen, Jr. Stewart Kelley Thrasher Joseph William Truax Robin Ann Vessels Karin Andria Summeriin Frank Peyton Thomas John Richard Timberlake Jon Keith Turner Clara Cheliet Villa Mark Stephen Sungelo Kim Annette Thomas KippArdenTohill Karen Dianne Turner Maria Gabriela Villa Jeflrey Ronald Syphurs Martin Lee Thomley James Calvin Traywick, Jr. Tyanna Lee Tyler Scott Patrick Waddell 174 Amy Ruth Wallace William Ed Ward, Jr. Mary Katherine Washer John Bob Wesley Michael Charles Weber Hope Baird Wedell James Cameron White, Ryan Frank Whitley Linda Fay Wienecke David Lee Williams Jeffery Neal Williams Sean Robert Williams Josephine West Wilson Kelly Kathleen Wilson Susan Yvonne Woodlief David Rolph Woods David Glen Wright Lillian Marie Wright Phyllis Ivey Wyati Pamela Claudette Wynn Bahia Theresa Yackzan Charles Kent Yarbrough Cheryl Ann Yednak Bryan Douglas Yokely William Earl Young, Jr. 175 SENIORS NOT PICTURED K. Bean M. Bennett B. Bryan B. Burbank C. Burbank R. Canant R. Games M. Carroll V, Clements C. Crowe A. Daniel B. Deason L. Fanning L. Gentry G. Gritfin M. Hart S. Hatcher B. Hudson B. Irvine R. Jahadi D. Johnson R. Johnson C. Jones B. Jordan T. Kincaid J. McKay J.Miller L. Miller P. Newton C. Nunnally R. Pecot S. Roach D. Roberson J. Roe B. Rosenthal B. Sexton T. Sherman J.Sherhll M. Skrmetta V. Spain A. Spinosi D. Thomas A. Vatany L. Wandsnider R, Watson R. Wiard R. Wood 176 Junior Class Officers There were several school activities which were unique to the Junior Class. Among these were ordering class rings and hosting the Junior-Senior Prom. The class officers, Becky Anthony — President, Laurie Kuehnert — Vice President, Pam Dickey — Secretary, and Sue Savoldi ' — Treasurer, were elected to represent their classmates in planning and making preparations for such activities. The success of all activities was the result of the hard work and dedication of both Mrs. McGee and Miss DeVan, class sponsors. r 178 Miss DeVan Senior Class Sponsor IVIrs. IVIcGee Junior Class Sponsor THE JUNIOR CLASS Mike Aldred Lisa Allen Tommy Allen Becky Anthony Allison Arnold Maty Beth Atkins Robyn Auchmuty Jan Aycock Melissa Bailey Tracey Bailey Phillip Bakane Jeff Baker Krissy Baker Lisa Ballard Steve Barrentine Ted Barron Meg Bean Susie Bean Bonnie Beckman Benny Calma Therese Berg in Clay Bishop Jill Blach Michael Blackmon Brian Blanchard Bill Betters Dawn Botorff Cindy Bourn Camille Bourque David Bradford 179 Bill Bradley Kitty Bradley Nancy Brady Jeff Brantley James Brazier Rhea Ellen Bright Sharon Bright Matt Brisendine Michele Burbank Brooks Burdette One talented thespian stands out among Berry ' s drama students. Jack Can- non, a junior, has a number of acting cred- its in plays that include Slave with Two Faces, Bye-Bye Birdie, Welcome to the Theatre, Pinocchio, Roar of the Grease- paint, Smell of the Crowd, and A f arriage Proposal. Other students have recognized Jack ' s talents and leadership abilities by electing him president of the Drama Club. He has served on the Junior High Student Council and is now active in Boy Scouts. Jack hopes to receive a scholarship to the University of Montevallo where he plans to major in drama. Karen Burford Stacy Bush Angela Cain Chanley Caldwell Jack Cannon Bobby Carney Robby Carter Vickie Carter Frank Case Kip Caudle 180 Juniors James Childers Candy Coker Molly Collins Susan Corbin Mike Corley Rhonda Cowart Johnny Grain Page Crocker Julie Crotwell Chuck Crowder Jim Crowe Claudia Crowley Tony Crowson Donna Daniel Maria Darnieder Beth Davidson Pam Davis Paula Davis Keith Deason David DeLeonard Ray Demski Don DeMumbrum Lee Derrick Pam Dickey Todd Dobnikar Laura Doose Jay Doyal Edie Dozier Steve Draper Scott Edmonds Thomas Edwards Bill Ellerbe Mark Ellis Sally Elston Tim Emerson 181 Karyn Estes Lynn Farquhar Allison Fisher Alan Ford Scott Ford Anita Forehand Connie Foster Ken Froedge John Gannmon Cathy Garrison Larry Steeley ' s love for motor vehicles takes him on the road and in the air. He has been fas- cinated with motorcycles from the moment he first saw one and is an avid motorcross fan. He blazes his own trails and races cycles with friends. He is also a skilled mechanic, and does all the necessary work on his motorcycle. Another dimension in Larry ' s interests is flying. He recently began taking lessons and is working towards his license. When he does get his license, he will be a corporate pilot for his father ' s business. He later plans to attend Auburn Univer- sity and major in business. His ultimate goal is to own his own business. . -f Scott Gaskins Connie Gill David Glass Greg Glass Tracy Glenn Bruce Grant Judi Graves Hardy Green Janet Green Randal Griffin 182 Juniors Kevin Gush Kay Haley Michael Hall Steve Halliday Debbie Hand Shari Hardin Brian Harris Kelley Harris John Hartley Terri Hassell Melanie Hatcher Mark Hayden Brian Hayes Janet Hayes Jeff Head Lindsay Hearn Brant Holladay Jeff Hood Henry Hoover Jeanne Horton Paige Howard Deanna Howell Darryl Hunt Stephanie Hyer Tony Ippolito Allison Jacobs Michelle Jacobson Carol Jamison Christy Jebeles Sandra Jenkins Denise Johnson Richard Johnson Wayne Johnson Elizabeth Johnston Jenny Jones 183 Lisa Jones Ron Jones Pam Jordan Laura Justice Lance Keenan Kevin Keffer Eric Kendrick Susan Kendrick David Klasing Brad Krebs Art is used by many people as a means of expression, and with one talented young artist, Andy Measel, it has been that for many years. Andy, whose mother is also an artist, has managed to find time for art even with a hectic schedule that includes playing intramural bas- ketball and running track. He has taken charcoal lessons and summer art lessons besides tak- ing two years of art classes at Berry. As a first year student, Andy received a first-place award for line drawing and an honorable mention for an etch- ing at the Alabama State Fair. He also was awarded several second and one third place rib- bon at the Berry Art Show. Laurie Kuehnert Ward Lachman David Laird Melody Lake Hal Langston Tammy Lantrip Kermit Lee Paul LeGrone Kathy Lemley Melinda Lewis 184 Juniors Toney Lewis Debra Lincoln Mac Logue Rob Lucas Tracey Lucas Karen Martens Scott Martin Mike Mason Lisa Mattiiews Deborah May Cindy Mayfield Scott Mayfield Gordon McBryde Margaret McCollum Jeff McCracken Larry McDermit Nancy McGahey Joi Mcintosh Caria McKinney Tammy Means Andy Measel Curt Meyer Michele Meyer David Michael Don Miller Elizabeth Monk Philip Moore Christy Morgan John Morgan Tom Morgan Terr! Morris Lynn Morton Mark Moss Jim Myers Kevin Nelson 185 Talitha Nelson David Nix Greg Nuckolls Linda Oakley Melanie Oglesby Russ Olive Karel Oneal Ann O ' Shaughnessy Denise Page Bill Palnner Sailing is a favorite liobby of some of Birminghiam ' s inliabit- ants, althougin it is not a port city. One of these is Jon Ulbricht, a junior at Berry, wtiose love for sailing takes him to Camp Viking on Cape Cod, Massachusetts every summer. He has passed the able-bodied seaman rating and has received the camp ' s award for best sailor. Jon was named number two skipper from his camp in the Pleasant Bay Intercamp Regatta, a big summer race. In individual races, he has won two first places, two seconds, and one third, and he one day hopes to race in America ' s Cup. He wants to attend the Naval Academy and plans a career in the Navy. Lisa Palmer Melanie Palmer Vicki Parks Paige Perkins Earl Perslnger Billy Pharo Vic Pierce Leslie Pirkle Blake Pittman Susan Potts 186 Juniors Tom Powers Lisa Preston Cindy Prince Race Ramsey Mike Ratlift Doug Rawsen Barbara Reed Mary Ann Reiman Wes Rice Lynn Riche Roxanne Ritchey Sandra Robinson Glen Rochte Brian Roebuck Mike Romano Lisa Rooney John Russell Charles Sanford Sheri Sather Shelly Sauer Jim Savoldi Sue Savoldi Cindy Shultz Julie Schutzbach Frank Scranton Kim Scruggs Lori Settine David Sewell Lisa Shadoan Don Shannon Randy Sheehan Brian Sheppard Bobby Shif lett Greg Skelton Cindy Skelton 187 Fred Sleeman Brent Smith Cathy Smith Gretchen Smith Carmen Snyder Paul Spina Susan Stark Sonya Staufenberg Larry Steeley Lee Steed Jim St. John Greg Stocks Pete Story Chuck Streets Jeff Stumb Susan Taylor LorrieTemplin Karia Thaxton Alicia Thomas Anita Thomas 188 Juniors Frank Thomas Pam Thomas Bridget Thompson Jeff Thorn Perry Thorn Jeff Thome Tara Thorson Anita Thrasher Jay Thursby Greg Torian Kathy Trowbridge Jeff Truax David Tubbs Sandy Turner Jon Ulbricht Peter Valenti Rhonda Vaughan Bobby Vessels Sherri Vick Louise Vickers Todd Wallace Karen Walton Johnny Wandrisco Johnny Warren Janice Weeks Jeff Weston James White Ken Williams Linda Williams Lisa Williams Pryor Williams Rachel Williams Sherri Williams Tim Williams Donna Wilson 189 Doug Wilson Sharron Wilson Wendy Wintter Debbie Wolbach Clint Wooley Brad Word Betsy Wycoft Foster Yielding Juniors Not Pictured B. Adwell D. Gonder S. Nix W. Adwell L. Gore D, Pierce T. Alexander S. Harper D. Pierce T. Azpell R. Hill T. Ransom K. Bata R. Hosea R. Roberts V. Bates C. Isaacs K. Roe E. Benefield A. Jones R. Rogers A. Braddock A. Kilgore T. Sanders B. Brown L. Kimbell P. Sciandra D. Bush G. Klamer H. Sobko J. Collier S. Lee M. Thompson R. Cox G. Masugami N. Townsend T. Davidson M. McAdory B. Tucker R. Davis J. McCormick J. Vatani J. Dottley J. Miller M. Watson G. Erwin T. Muncher J. Whittle R. Federspill S. Nash R. Woodall T. Frohoff 190 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Leslie Adams Andy Adderhold Beth Albright Steve Alexander Thural Alford Harold Anderson Blake Andrus Pam Arndt Buddy Armstrong Teri Armstrong Charles Arthur Janet Aured Joe Aven Jeff Avery Audrey Aycock Cathy Bailey Eddie Baker Donny Barnes Roy Barton Lee Basey Debbie Bates Tim Baxley Susan Beard T. J. Beaton Randy Beauchamp Randall Belk John Bell Marsha Bennett Mike Bennett Lisa Benson 191 Lisa Bernitz Kenneth Bettinni Angle Binkley Jim Bird Cheryl Blackburn Laurie Blackstone Allison Blankenship JoLynn Blaylock Julie Boissel Renee Boone Running track is a sport known tor its tierce competition, and one ot tine tiercest high school competitors is Regina Smith. As a sophomore at Berry, Regina already has many cred- its to her name. In the county meet, she received tirst in the 220, the 440 relay, and the 1 1 low hurdles, and placed second in the disc. At the State Outdoor Meet, she placed tirst in the 220, second in hurdles, and third in the mile relay. At the State Indoor Meet, she placed third in the 60-yard dash and third in the mile relay. Regina ' s other hobbies include horse- back riding and bowling. Like most runners, she wants to set records and earn a track schol- arship. Palmer Booth Rhonda Bowles Jetf Bowling Jimmy Branch Steve Brooks Richard Brown Ursula Brown Clay Bryan Chris Buote Susanne Burke 192 I Sophomores Jeff Burneft Taylor Burten Ivlargaret Bush Diane Byars Cathy Byrd Donna Caldwell Jackie Callis Alison Calloway Elaina Carden Chuck Carroll Mark Carroll Debbie Cartledge Cathryn Caudle Jerry Chappell Amy Chastaine David Cheatwood Edwin Chiou Eddie Cisco Tim Clanton Dan Clawson Joey Cobia Lisa Coble Ginger Cockrum Gary Coleman Jeff Conner David Cooch Pam Cook David Cooper DeAnna Cordar Beverly Cox David Crane Rodney Crosby Kathy Cross Suzy Curtis Joe Daniel 193 Bob Davis David Davis Deena Davis Linda Davis Susan Davis Cheryl Dawson Rhett Dawson Russ Deason Jill Devoe Anne Dierlam Clowns among the student body of Berry High are preva- lent, but one gets paid for it. Michele Hamilton, a sopho- more, is a professional clown who entertains at church, pre- school parties, youth-group mission tours, and birthday par- ties. She took a clown course at Dawson Memorial Baptist Church and is now a certified clown, professionally known as Penelope Puff-Bottom. She designed her own make-up, which takes two hours to put on, and created her own character. Every clown should have a friend, and Michele ' s is a bee named Beatitude that resides in her hair. Michele incorporates magic tricks and a puppet fhend, Fred, in her act. Bw H ■ UliMO PH Nonna Doss Paul Duke Scott Eady Keith Eagerton Dorie Eberlein Jimmy Elliott Paige Eubanks Neal Falkenberry Jamie Fanning Suzie Faure 194 I Sophomores I Anthony Federspill Tom Fickling Leeann Finley Jenna Fletcher Kim Flowers Lynn Ford Stephanie Forrister David Fort Scott Fort John Freeman Steve Frost Jena Gaston Beth Gault Jeana Gilmore Gary Gornati Russ Graham Kim Grammer Melody Gray Holly Green Roger Green Sonia Green Ronda Greig Stuart Griffin Lisa Gustin Joyce Guthrie Clay Haley Michele Hamilton Rene Hankins Suzy Hanks Denise Harmon Lori Harris Glen Harrison Ray Harvey Susan Harvey James Harwell 195 Kellye Hatfield Will Hearn Melissa Heartsill Mara Hefferly Kathy Helton Frank Hendon Randy Hendrick Mike Henson John Higginbotham Lynda Hightower Skateboarding comes almost as naturally as walking to sophomore Tim Spinosi. Tim started skateboarding six years ago and since then has skated for two local shops, Pipedreams and Wheel-a-wave. He is cur- rently on the E.P. Skate Team, named after his coach Eddie Plought, and has given exhib- itions at Gresham and John Carroll. His many awards in free-style skating include firsts at the Pepsi Cup and Gadsden contests, seconds in the Bir- mingham Team Challenge and Ken Hilton Contests, third in the Memphis Challenge and tenth in the East Coast Challenge. Tim is very interested in some day join- ing a pro skateboard team. miW ' - ' • «i ' « Lynn Hightower Margaret Hill Sherry Hodgens Diane Holliman Mark Home Tracy Hosey Julia Hood Suzy Hottenstein Jim Howell Mark Howton 196 iSophomores Danny Hubbell Lisa Hultsman Holly Hyde Bill Howerton Curt Hughes Jenny Janoulis Lannette Johnson Eddie Jones Jay Jones Evette Journey Mitch Joynt Jimmy Keith Ken Kendrick Lisa Kendrick Micheal Kiker Kevin Kilpatrick Bill King Diane King Mary Kloser Kay Knight William Kok Donna Kosatka Tim Krogh Amy Krout Andrea Krueger Jennifer Kunath Lisa Lambert Dale Landefeld Cindy Lawson Lori Lea Philip Ledingham Yvonne LeMaster Margie Lewis Alan Logan Lawrence Logan 197 Debbie Long Kris Lowrey Julie Magnuson Richard Markle Jeff Ivlartin Melissa Mason Princess Massey Dale Matthews Brent Maulden Mary McAlister Classical ballet has been Lisa Gustin ' s favorite pastime, since the age of three. She has received a scholarship to dance at U.A.B. and teaches at Shades Mountain Community School. Lisa has performed in The Nut- cracker for the past seven years. The numerous charac- ters she has protrayed include a doll, a snowflake, a flower, the head soldier, a clown, an angel, the child, and the Chinese doll. After she graduates, Lisa would like to study in New York City and hopes to be a dancer on Broadway. Lisa is treasurer of F.B.L.A. and would like to apply her business sense in opening her own dance studio. Lisa is sure that professional dancing is in her future. Don McBrayer Scott McCain David McCay Joe McCollum Benny McConnell Randy McCormack Debbie McCrory Marianne McGarity James McGuire Doug McKay 198 Sophomores I Terri McKenley Terri McMahon Susan McMillan Cathy McNeely Anne Michaels John Miller Marie Miller Lonnie Mims Suzanne Mogannom Monty Montgonnery Cheri Moon Cindy Moon Paul Mooney Pedro Moore Karolyn Morgan Tommy Morgan Alan Morris Bill Morton Ricky Moss Liz Musgrove Machele Musick Chris Myers Becky Nail David Neil Debra Nelson Sheila Nelson Richie Nieves Kim Noland Dawn Nuss Laurie O ' Neil Aleta Owens Elise Owens Jeff Page Ken Park Nathan Park 199 Audrey Parsons Ellen Parsons Robbin Patterson Jeff Peacock Jeanette Perry Lauralyn Pierce Ken Pitchford Mike Poirier Chuck Porter Larry Powers Riding horses is Molly Thig- pen ' s favorite past-time and has been for many years. She rides her seven-year-old grey Arabian horse, Preston Royal, in shows all over Alabama, and has already received a 2nd place in one show. Molly stables her reg- istered pure-bred in Pi Gemba Arabian Horses, a private stable in Columbiana. She is also a member of the Shelby County 4-H Club, where she shares her interest with other young equestrians. Molly ' s uncle raises and sells Arabian horses and is most responsible for sparking her enthusiasm in this field. Besides working with horses, she enjoys waterskiing, fishing, and hiking. ■ J ,1 mmamm m M 1 . ■■ ' ' s- m 1 U: . ■ iHf |[ I Jeff Prince Kyle Puchta Mike Purvis Robert Rager Lisa Rappage Jamie Redell Vicky Rednnan Mike Reeves Duane Ress Sherri Reynolds 200 I Sophomores Adele Rhyne Brooke Richardson Kenny Richardson Stan Richardson Susan RIdgeway Curtis Rigney Melanie Rimmer Shelly Rix Joey Roach David Rogers Jean Rogers Terry Rogers Richard Rosenthal Kim Ross Stan Roth Elaine Roland Laura Rush Wiley Russell Richard Ruth Kathy Sadler Don Savage Craig Saxon Sherri Sayers Stephen Scharf Chris Schatz Jack Schutzbach Jim Schutzbach Neil Segars Robert Shapiro Debbie Sheffield Mike Shelby Maggie Shepherd Scot Shipic Donna Shipp Tracy Simpson 201 Don Sinyard Cathy Sitz Stacy Sizemore David Smith Kim Smith Patty Smith Ramona Smith Regina Smith Wendy Smith Staria Sorrells The performing arts has been a part of sophomore Melody Gray ' s life for ten years. She has displayed her talents in such plays as Bye-Bye Birdie, Welcome to the Theatre, Pinocchio, Roar of the Greasepaint, Smell of the Crowd, A Mar- riage Proposal, and Slave with Two Faces, with the latter receiving a superior rating at the District Con- test and the rating of run- ner-up in the State Contest. Melody spends her spare time playing the piano, sketching, singing, danc- ing, and writing short sto- ries and poems. She is his- torian of the Drama Club and is a member of the French Club. Judith Spaulding Melanie Speegle Kenny Spencer Stewart Springer Mark Steely Greg Stewart Marcella Stobert Kristy Stonecypher Tod Stuckey Jayna Sullivan 202 Sophomores Dwight Summers Tammy Tanner Rosemary Tatro Molly Thigpen Christa Thomas David Thomas Steve Thrash Darlene Thrasher RobbyTindal Gigi Tindle Jara Tomana Jim Tosney Jeanne Townsend Laura Travis Tracy Trest Bill Tubbs Bill Tucker Tracy Tyler Toby Vinson Meg Vonderbrink Mark Waldsmith Scott Walker Sarah Waltz Susan Waltz Linda Wandsnider Jana Wasden Robbie Washer Ralph Watson Shelly Watters Denise Weaver Lisa Webb Richard Webster Mark Wedell David Weinschreider Cindy Wells 203 Joy Wendelken Chris Wenning Greg Wesson Mark Wesson Anne Weston Beth Wharey Missy Wheatley Bart Williams Joey Williams John Williams Mark Williams Sandy Williams Scott Williams Susan Williams Warren Williams Brad Wilson Terri Wilson Wade Wilson MaryalysWingard Lea Wood Lucy Word Becky Wyatt Toby Wynn Joseph Yackzan Libby Yarbrough Gary Yednak Renee Yielding Graig Yokely Rhett Youngblood Mike Zito 204 I Sophomores Atypical teenager. Soph- omores Not Pictured S. Askins L. Jones J. Noe C. Barnes N. Jones L. Pickens C. Booth B. Kemp H. Piza W. Brantley T. Kennedy V. Powell K. Cornelius R. Kimbell W. Prentice R. Crosby P. Kincaid G. Roberson S. Davidson J, Layne B. Robertson G. Eurick R. Mahon T. Ruttino M. Fickling L. Marcus L. Smith S. Green G. Mask L. Springer J, Hardy M. Mathis C. Thompson F. Higginbotham M. McGahey K. Tistle J. Higginbotham K. Mcintosh J.Wood T. Hollyfield J. Mullinar S. Wood 205 THE FRESHMAN CLASS Lee Acton Amy Adams Steve Adwell Greg Agee Jeff Ammons Kathy Anderson Lisa Anderson Brannon Anthiony Steve Anthony Lori Archer Lori Arndt Lance Atkins Scott Austin Rick Aven Wendy Aycox Drew Baird Sharon Baird Jerry Bajalia Lane Balance Kara Baldwin Kyle Barnard Brian Barnett Mark Barry Terry Bates Chris Bean Patty Bean Lynn Beasley Mark Bee Bobby Bell John Belser 206 Freshmen Frank Bennett Robert Benshoof Cheryl Bentley Barbara Benton Ken Benton Regina Best Leah Biggers Bryan Billions David Bird Clay Bittner Eddie Blackwell Cindy Boatright Chad Bolten Brant Bond Cherie Bottortt Matt Bowden Greg Boyd Lori Bradford Elizabeth Bradshaw Shawn Brady Beth Brandon Susan Bratton Wynn Brazal Dennis Broome Norwood Brown Janis Bunn Vicky Butler Danny Butterworth Mary Byers Pat Bynum Donald Byron Chuck Cain Mike Callahan Myra Cannon Mark Capps 207 Lynn Carlisle Lisa Carr Karen Case Tracy Chappelear Kenneth Chappell Heather Chastain Jason Chiou Tim Christner Viva Chunnbler Michelle Clark Music and its sounds are in double force in the home of Rick and Joe Aven. Ricl , a freshman, plays the saxophone, and Joe, a sophomore, plays the fluegel- horn. Both brothers have won numerous awards. Rick has been playing sax for four years and in the Walker County Honor Band, Samford ' s Honor Band, and the All-County Band, he made first chair. He has also won medals in All-County Com- petition. Joe has been playing fluegelhorn for five years and is a member of the Birmingham Youth Symphony, the Walker County Honor Band and the Samford Honor Band. He has won several medals in competi- tions at Berry and Montevallo. He is planning a career in music. Janet Clawson Gale Coleman John Coley Bill Conleer Eric Constantine Glenn Cooch Scott Cooley Susan Corley Darin Crabb Kurt Grain 208 Freshmen Scott Grain Paige Crenshaw Lynn Crisman Kim Crotwell Geoff Growson Tammy Dailey Denise Davis Tolbert Davis Michelle Dawson Mark Derr Bobby Devoe Donna DiGiorgio Joanne Dill Ghris Dorris Eric Doss Stanley Douglas Donny Downs Steele Duke Christi Dumas Steve Dutt David Dw yer Melodie Edmonds George Ehrhardt Mark Ellenberger Robby Elston Becky English Beth Enzor Dudley En vin Pam Estes Andy Estill Chip Foley John Forehand Jeff Forstman Chris Fuehrer Tommy Fuller 209 Bob Garmon Judy Gasque Kim Gauntt Karyn Gennari Chris Geralds Paul Gilbert Katherine Gillespy Karen Glenn Lesley Gordon Robyn Gornati Bryan Groover April Guin Richard Gulino Holly Hariston Christi Halbrooks Troy Hall Steven Hale Stan Halliday Whitney Hamilton Lee Hardigree 210 Freshmen Rob Hardman Tina Hardeman Mac Hardy Jay Harrell Joey Harris Tammy Harris Andy Harrison Kyle Hartley Tracy Hawkins Patty Hayes Scott Haynes Kelli neither Jennifer Hendricks Kim Herman Charlene Hickman Jon Hicks Robert Higdon Clay Hightower Angle Hinson Tracy Hoadley Kirk Hobbs Molly Hodges John Hollins Tim Hollis Maria Hontzas Demetria Hood Greg Horton Kaye Hosea Dennis Hunt Sue Ingram Johnny Ippolito Kelly Isaacs Eddie Isbell Kim Jacobson Joe Johnson 211 Ken Johnson Ken Jones Merry-Margaret Jones Ricky Jones Lauren Joseph Lee Ann Joynt Carol Kacker Dan Kane Chris Keffer Laurie Keith Flying is in the blood of one of Berry ' s Freshmen. Barbara Benton ' s interest in aviation started with her father who flies as a hobby. She plans a career as a commercial pilot after majoring in Aviation Manage- ment at Auburn University. She now can fly with a licensed pilot and will be able to solo at six- teen. At seventeen she can qualify for a private pilot ' s license, and then gain commer- cial and instrumental ratings. Barbara hopes to someday qualify as a commercial pilot. She is also interested in working in the control booth of an air- port. Scott Kidd Beth Killette Clay Kimbell Jennifer Knight Kenneth Knight Wendy Kosatka Ray Laird Jody Landers Wes Lanier Chris Lawless 212 Freshmen Joey Leberte Donna LeCren Doug Lee Roy Lee Stephen LeGrone Sharon Lincoln Hal Lockhart Henry Long Greg Lowry Honey Bee Mabius Grace Ann Manasco Greg Mantooth Melanie Markham Andrea Martin Doug Mathis John Maynard Tricia McBride Shere McBryde Melissa McCall Barton McCormack James McCormick Todd McCormick Mark McCracken Lori McCutchen Anne McGee Doug McKay Caroline McNeeley Richard McRae Mark Mead Rebecca Melendy Mark Melson Susan Mersmann Misty Messer James Miller Laura Miller 213 Janine Mogannam Nancy Montana Kym Moore Scott Moore Bo Moreno Cathy Morgan David Morgan Karen Morgan William Mori Kim Morris Gymnastics has been an important part ot Eileen Reilly ' s life since she was seven years old. As a result of years of hard work she now boasts the titles of First in County and Second in State. At the county meet she placed first in balance beam and has won many ribbons in school meets. Besides gymnas- tics, Eileen also enjoys swim- ming and she is a member of the Berry track team. Her imme- diate goal is to compete in the Junior Olympics. Later, she plans to be either a professional gymnastics coach or a physical education teacher. Her many accomplishments show why she was given Berry ' s award for Outstanding Gymnast. Kevin Mott Shieryl Mullenix Charlie Murphy Bill Murray Tony Nash Bryan Nelson Joy Nopomuceno Scott Nesmith Rick Nichols Linda Nicolson 214 Freshmen Charles Noto Stephanie Odom Terri Odom John Odie Todd O ' Neill Cathy on Christa Osborne Lisa Osborne Robby Palmer Scott Palmer Michelle Parker David Passmore Lisa Patterson Lynn Pearson Leslie Pecot Danette Pendleton Sharia Perkins Kristin Phillips Lyn Phillips Mark Phillips Misty Phillips Gena Powell Tricia Powell Todd Prater Kristi Pulliam Chuck Purvis Katherine Quails Brad Ouinn Jamie Raco Carolyn Ray Barbara Reed Lyeia Reed Eileen Reilly Tim Rich Angela Richardson 215 Patricia Richardson Russ Richardson Scott Riggs Scott Rikard Chuck Riley George Risso Cathy Robins Melany Roberts Robby Rollins Mark Romero Swimming is the one sport Susan Wenning, Philip Sundahl, and John Odie have in common. Since starting to swim at the age of eight, Susan has won many awards. She swims for the Birming- ham Swim League and Birchtree and would like to attend college on a swimming scholarship. Philip, who started swimming at the age of ten, has won many tro- phies and medals. Freestyle is his favorite event in swimming for Bir- mingham Swim League and the Y.M.C.A. He hopes to get a schol- arship to the University of Tennes- see. The breastroke is John Odie ' s favorite swimming style. In swim- ming for Birmingham Swim League and Green Valley Country Club, he also has won many awards. John is very versatile. He plays the trum- pet and guitar as well as being active in baseball and basketball. Jim Rowell Ken Roy Lillian Ruiz Leigh Savage Adam Schlosser Kim Scott David Searcy Scott Seilacher Mike Shacklett Karen Sherman 216 Freshmen William Shunnarah Tab Siegrist Chuck Sivley Jeff Sizemore Harry Slagle Amy Smith Amy Smith Don Smith Franl Smith Tim Smith Andy Snider Lisa Springer Tommy Stephens Carita Stewart Kim Stewart Lynn Strong Roxane Stumb Bill Sullivan Phillip Sundahl Leslie Sutton Chip Swanson Beth Taylor Rick Taylor Mia Terradas Bill Thomas Clark Thomas Ginger Thomas Keith Thomas William Thomas Bill Thomley Tim Thompson Kim Thorne Tom Tifin Robben Tindle Kerry Tohill 217 Randy Tompkins Lynn Travis Russ Troughton Michael Turner Stephanie Turner Gena Umfress Eric Underwood Lori Vail Tonya Valent Vicki Vann Drawing has always conne naturally to Cathy Robbins. As a Freshman at Berry, she already has many credits to her name. These include first prize at the West Engineering Art Show, and honorable men- tion at a local women ' s club art show. She is in her first year of art at Berry, but has been accelerated into a third-year art class. Her work has been exhibited at the Samford Art Show and the Annual Berry Art Show. Her favorite medias are pencil drawings and pen and ink works. Playing the piano is another of her hob- bies. Cathy, who is a straight-A ' Student, is plan- ning a career in commer- cial art. Michelle Vaughn Joey Vessels Leon Vetrano Todd Vice Forrest Wade DeaAnne Waid Courtney Waldrup Lisa Waldrup Allison Wallace Brent Wallace 218 Freshmen J. Autrey L. Braswell R. Casaday M. Chapman R. Dawson K. Duff A. Ehl M. Estes K. Farmer M. Folmar D. Fox P. Fritz J. Gibson G. Godfrey D. Hale L. Howard T. Hudson K. Inscho B. Junge B. King D. Landerfeld G. Lewis W. Mahan W. McCollough D. tvlcGlown E. Mills S. IVlorgan P. Morris J.Noe D. Parra M. Patmon G. Pharo J. Rice C. Rider D. Robinson J. Rodgers T. Spinosi R. Sullivan J.Tfiomas R. Thomas J. Watkins C. Weldon R. Whitten C. Wright Wesley Ward Danny Watkins Joe Weldon SueWenning Kimberely West Steve West Glenda Whalen Donna White Angle Whittington Alisa Whittle Rhonda Whitworth Taylor Wicker Chris Wilder Sam Williams Lisa Wilson Vicki Wilson Gary Wolbach Allen Womack Gerry Wood Allison Woodcock James Wright Jim Wright Karen Wright Wesley Wyatt Cindy Yarchak Andy Yaunker 219 FACULTT 1 . JoAnn H. Pritchett Principal 2. Joe D. Perkins Asst. Principal 3. Harry R. Slagle Asst. Principal Projection Club 4. Cormella Donnell Adm. Aide 5. Kathryn Roberts Adm. Secretary 6. Zsolt Batizy Asst. Principal Coordinator — HRZ 7. Jean Houston Secretary — HRZ 8. NellBalch Adm. Aide 9. JaquelineM. Hall Secretary 10. Beverly Thomas Guidance Oftice 1 1 . Paulette Pearson Guidance Counselor 12. Sgt. C. R. Franklin Campus Policeman 13. Barbara Smith Guidance Counselor Inter-Club Council Co- Sponsor 14. Francis A. Moon Guidance Counselor 15. MaeO. Hale Guidance Counselor • 1 1 |k i v . Ev ' B. mi Km- HPV -1 - H !: 1 . ' Hj 1 ' j H L ,. ' ...J : iJ 222 •V ' .ehSS ' 8 ;: 223 1 . Becky Roberson Basic Algebra, Math II Caravel, Math Club 2. Lois Truss Algebra II, Geometry AFS, Sr. National Honor Society 3. Alan Grostick Geometry 4. Kay Cooper Algebra I, Math I Jr. National Honor Society 5. Ann Bass Algebra II, Algebra III, Trig. Anchor Club 6. Frances Patton Algebra I, Math I Jr. National Honor Society 7. Thomas Snoddy Algebra II, Algebra III Key Club, Department Head 8. Annie Holt Algebra I, Math I 9. Beth O ' Neal Sales and Marketing DECA, Inter-Club Council 10. KayMcWhirter Accounting and Typing FBLA 1 1 . Larry Harbin Typing and Business Math Head Basketball Coach 12. Bonnie Campbell Algebra II, Geometry, Calculus Math Club, Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders 13. Martha Ann Murphy Typing II, Shorthand, Otfice Practice 14. Janice Lindsey Typing I, Business Law 15. Susie Yarbrough Algebra I, Math I Student Council 16. Becky Holland BOEI FBLA 1 224 225 1. BettyeDeVan Spanish I, II, III, IV VIP, Senior Class, Bucanettes 2. Gladys Zuniga Spanish I and II Christian Club, Spanish Club 3. Larry Mathews German and Social ' Studies German Club, German Honor Society 4. Marquetta Murray French, Social Studies French Club 5. Elaine Alley English, Spanish Bucanettes 6. Judy Chase English, Latin I, II, III Latin Club, Latin Honor Society 7. Barbara Atkins English 8. KarlaSisson English Caravel 9. Sarah Evans English 10. Jane Wilson English 1 1 . Myra Pappas English SAFE, Student Council 12. Beth Meadows English Crow ' s Nest 13. Annie Bowman English 14. JoAnne Howell English 15. Jean Wright English 16. Sarah Swindle English Department Head Hi J :K ' [ 6  5 n. ■.4i-iMJ ' mt ■: .irf K:a 226 227 1. Doris Smith Physical Education Freshman Cheerleaders 2. Shirley Harrison Physical Education Varsity Cheerleaders, Tennis Team, Gymnastic Team 3. Devon Hind Physical Education Track Coach 4. Terry Stephens Physical Education B-Team Football Coach 5. 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Like HARBERT crews throughout four continents, these 30 or so young men will see that the job ' s well done . . . a HARBERT tradition. HARBERT CORPORATION One Riverchase Parkway South Birmingham, Alabama 250 The Name Says It All. Printing while you watch Business forms, stationery, business cards, even note pads, all your printing needs Kwik— Kwiker— Kwikest At your convenient Kwik-Kopy Print- ing Center Remember . . the name says it all- fffk-f P Printing 152 B. W, VALLEY AVE. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. 35209 PHONE 942-6950 ALABAMA MACHINERY COMPANY Richard T. Fritze Landscaping Equipment Executive Vice-President Logging U.S. Highway 31 South Birmingham, AL (205)823-2470 In the Light ot the Lord Isaiah 2:5 Shades Crest Baptist Church Blutt Park Good Luck 1980 Seniors 251 WOLBACH BROTHERS, INC Box 2637 Birmingham, AL. 35226 tt Good Luck Berry Band 79-80 UNITED SPECIALTY TRICKS ' N TREATS 21 30 5th Avenue North Theatrical Make-up Costumes Trophies Decorations Awards Party Goods Engravings 252 JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bobbin Patterson Kathy Helton Mara Hetterly Brooke Richardson Shelly Rix Leeann Finley Allison Blankenship Kim Smith Palmer Booth Tracy Simpson MARTY J. MATZEK, M.D, Adolescent Medicine CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1980 253 Compliments of BABY DOE ' S The Caravel Siatf wishes to thank the restaurant for allowing us to take pictures for the features section. 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Dabbs serves as chairman of the support operations committee and Mrs. Robert W. Gwin is co-chairman. The president of the School Board, Mr. Jack E. Brymer, Sr., serves as ex-officio member of each. Dr. J. Revis Hall serves the Board as superintendent and secretary and is responsible for carrying out the Board ' s decisions. Mrs. Betsy Faucette Mr. Randall I. Godwin Mrs. Robert W. Gwin 259 MAJORETTES TRACEY BAILEY CYNTHIA CULLEN KAREN WALTON LISA BERNITZ ELLEN PARSONS Gulf Tires Accessories Batteries HOOVER CAR CARE CENTER Complete Automotive Service 1487 Montgomery Highway Birmingham, AL 35226 J.R. Giddens Dealer 979-5681 :- 260 Compliments of DICK DICE 261 YOUR ALL DAY AND SATURDAY BANK CENTRAL BANK Member F.D.LC. 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