Berry High School - Caravel Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1984 volume:

Ma 19 -n J MACCUEC Preview Attractions Players Eaciistase Directors Cast Spctiifiiit Prcducticn Credits Finale ...I ' j We Iconne. l e Zoo • x ■K : Jr Ljg.;- • ' A ' H l |H ■ jMHC H H 1 DEDICATICN The 1984 Caravel is proudly dedicated to Mrs. Sue Yarbrough. Mrs. Yar brough is a very active member of the faculty whose dedication to student activities deserves much recogni- tion. As sponsor of Student Council, she is responsible for assemblies and dances as well as other student activities. Caravel wishes to thank her for all her time and efforts. She makes our school a place to grow both in- tellectually and socially. 1 18 MISS BERRY BROOK DAKE Brook ' s school spirit has been shown by her being a cheerleader for four years. An active member in Student Government, she was chosen to be a representative and vice- president for her Sophomore and Junior classes. Being a Freshmen Class Favorite was also an honor. She participated in the Senior Beauty Walk and was chosen for the Top Ten. MR. BERRY TYLER DAVIS Tyler has been involved in numerous student activities. Participation in Varsity Track for three years and Cheerleading has increased Tyler ' s popularity. He was a representative in Student Council during his Freshman and Sophomore years and a member of F.C. A. MR. BERRY SCOTTY STANFORD Scotty has been very active in student life. Baseball, football, cross-country track, and wrestling were part of Scotty ' s busy schedule. In addition to his involvement in sports, Scotty was an asset in the Student Council where he served as president. Prior to his Senior year, he served as Student Council Representative, Sophomore Class President, and Class Favorite. 19 STUDENT LIFE 1. Picture perfect. 2. You can take this sclnool and . 3. . . . and she was swangin ' . 4. Christie Brinl ley, look out! 5. No, you can ' t have any! ■rv ' !wm 20 STUDENT LIFE 1. Oh, come on, you guys, get real! 2. You can ' t be serious. 3. You ' ve gotta stop playing like sissies! 4. What do ' ya mean I ' ve been benched? ' 5. Mr., Miss, and Mr. Berry 21 MOST TALENTED Susan Cato Joe Ardovino MOST DEPENDABLE Patti Powell Mike McLaughlin 22 FRIENDLIEST Kathy Glover Jeff Haley Tom Jennus WITTIEST Renee Fields Joe Tosney 23 MOST INTELLECTUAL Kirsten Whitley Greg Lozano MOST UNPREDICTABLE Mary Chris Dikis Brent McKinney 24 I  ■ BEST LOOKING Amy Wallis Tad Snider ALL-AROUND Sandra Allen Kevin Taylor 25 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Elizabeth Kozel Ron Broglio MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Angle Johnson John Hall 26 MOST ATHLETIC Lisa Faure Chris Gustin BEST DRESSED Paige Dickey Byron Hicks 27 28 29 STUDENT LIFE _ Junior Class Favorites Wendy Lawrence Matt Bachus Freshman Class Favorites Lauren Chappell Vic DeJohn Sophomore Class Favorites Kim Hall Brad Whitehead 30 STUDENT LIFE 1. Oh, please let her say yes. 2. If much more of this excitement keeps up, I may fall out of this chair. 3. We just love playing Lawrence Welk . 4. On the count of three, we are going to drop her. 5. VANHALEN s N E A K Y S H O T S 31 STUDENT LIFE BEHIND THE SCENES AT BERRY STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE H O E C O I N G 1. Senior girls SHABOOM 2. We want to suck your blood! 3. SAVE IT! 4. Winning decorations STUDENT LIFE 1. This place really stinks! 2. You got something against the KLAN? 3. And now I would like to sing Mary Had A Little Lamb! 4. TOGA! E C O I N G 35 STUDENT LIFE HOMECOMING QUEEN LIESL OWENS STUDENT LIFE 1984 HOMECOMING COURT Berry ' s 1984 Homecoming was one of the most exciting events of the year. Although the Bucs led at halftime, they went on to lose in a close game. An in- teresting addition to the traditional crowning of the Queen and her Court at halftime was the representatives being escorted by their fathers. SENIOR ATTENDANT DEBBIE BAILEY JUNIOR ATTENDANT WENDY LAWRENCE SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT MELISSA UTLEY FRESHMAN ATTENDANT SUSAN KINCAID 37 STUDENT LIFE AIR BAND ' 83 1. Oh my gosh, I think I just ripped my pants! 2. ...ROCK OF AGES. . . 3. Oooh, baby! 4. I ' ve never seen one this little. 5. . . . workin ' in a coal mine . . . 38 STUDENT LIFE 1. . . . and she was skakin ' . . . 2. Jamie jams. 3. These tights are REALLY killing me! ' 4. Kelly makes promises in the dark. 5. Hey, big boy! 39 STUDENT LIFE SENIORS 1984 POWDERPUFF CHAMPS UQNCESSION STAND ftT!! 40 STUDENT LIFE POWDERPUFF IN ACTION 1. The Juniors take the loss well. 2. 3 — 2— 1 — GOI! 3. They ' re not supposed to knock us down! 4. I can ' t believe SHE ' S replacing me! 5. It ' s tough, running without getting your hair messed up. 41 STUDENT LIFE 1. Gee, this is fun! 2. Hey, they really think I can play this thing. 3. Uhhh. . . Hi! 4. Michael Jackson, LOOK OUT!! 42 STUDENT LIFE 43 STUDENT LIFE B E A U T Y W A L K ' 8 3 1. I don ' t believe she asked me that question! 2. Julie Kuntz and Rand Bowman. 3. No one will ever know we can ' t play these. 4. I can ' t read her writing. 5. If you don ' t believe me, ask her!!! STUDENT LIFE R i 5 3 i 11 t M i 1. Are you serious? You ' re in this Beauty Walk! 2. You have got to be kidding! 3. It helps my snnlle sparkle. 4. Beauty Walk Girls. 5. I don ' t remember if I put my deodorant on or not. 6. Decisions, decisions, decisions. 45 STUDENT LIFE 2. You ' ve GOT to be kidding!! 3. Carolyn struts her stuff. 4. Sneakin ' a Peek. 5. The Three Stooges! 6. Amy just wants to keep her balance. 7. I call this my Covsr Girl smile. STUDENT UFE MISS SENIOR CLASS LIESL OWENS 1st ALTERNATE KAY KROUT 2nd ALTERNATE MICHELLE RUTH H 1 1 Hr H 1 - 1 L j_ - f l TOP 10 Leslie Carroll Caryn Matthews Sherry Crosby Lies! Ow ens Brook Dake Michelle Ruth Elizabeth Kozel Carrie Sikes Kay Krout Carolyn Watson 47 STUDENT LIFE C O L L E G E D A Y On College Ua, sities visited Berry. and in classrooms 11 tion about different o ' ege. It was a good cfiar. oecome familiar with institutions. representatives from many univer- , ir displays were set up in tfie gym ible students to gather informa- ■tunities available at each col- for the Seniors and Juniors to ' ny different educational 48 student Life 1. Forget all about that macho — and learn how to play itar. 2. Boogie Down. 3. 1...2...3...Cha, Cha, Cha. 49 STUDENT LIFE ' i r - - SKjitf: s T A L L O N S 50 STUDENT LIFE K sr Stallions USFL tootbaii team, i wo memDers ot tne team, Tom Banks and Mike Thomas, talked to the students about the experiences of a USFL football player. Two Fillies, Claudia Crowley and Jodi Bap- tist, shared their feelings on performing for the Stallions. Claudia, a former Berry student, enjoyed coming back to her Alma Mater. Hal Hays, the Stallions Public Relations Manager, arranged for every Berry student to get a Birmingham Stallions T-shirt compliments of the Stallions and Stereo Warehouse. The Berry Student Body enjoyed the opportunity of RUNNING WILD with the Stallions. STUDENT LIFE upffinienbnit JlpcogmtiDn r 4Cf iMie «- ' ti:- -ai.-f. I here ' s been one perfect Qame ' ln Baseball in a quarter century, perfection l6 that rare. ScTually as rare is a ' perfect eAverage for a high school on the nationally normed Galiforma @A.cfii6vement est. Berry High School achieved thatrarejerfcctionin 1983. %e averai e acKlevement score for each of the 4 high school guades at Berry Kii h isj erfect.lTie I9S3 averaaes are TnathcmaticaUy perfect. (9n a day that the Student Government choosee. in th£ winter oj 19S4, 1 will declare snow to have alien to a cle_pth necessitating the closing of Berry Ki(}h School to recoc nize everyone vvhoheLpeci acconrplish this perfect score. September 9. 1983 WTRAVLS J0NIE6 CALUlOHAKHtR STUDENT LIFE f r c €) k 53 STUDENT LIFE 1. Betsy, I love your sweater. 2. Do you think he noticed me? 3. There ' s a time and a place for ;i-ything. 4. I ' m sure my pass is here somewht e. 54 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE CLASS OLYMPICS 1. . . . And they ' re off!! 2. Bottoms up! 3. Kim and Jeff race for first 4. Faster, Brook, faster!! 5. Which way is up? STUDENT LIFE 1. Why isn ' t he out in the parking lot? 2. Susan and Patti keep an accurate account of the scores. 3. The Freshmen try to decide whether they will hang on or let go. 4. And just who do you think you ' re laughing at? 5. They let go. 57 STUDENT LIFE 1. The Juniors give it all they ' ve got 2. Senior enthusiasm 3. Who should be disqualified? 53 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 60 STUDENT LIFE SPORTS 1 9 8 3 V A R S I T Y F O O T B A L L 84 SPORTS .« j« «fc«if« . j The 1983-84 Varsity Football Team , coached by Bob Finley, went through a tough season this year. Even though the Bucs did not have a winning season, they endured many long practices and represented the school well in a sports- manlike manner. (lii ikl 1. A picture is worth a thousand words. 2 . Coach Finley observes his team. a Row 1: T. Snider, K. Lockhart, R. Sanders, B. Brantley, C. Tolbert, B. Garove, M. Mahan, S. Hatch, M. Emanuel, S. Patterson, D. Cox, J. Strength, M. Beck. Row 2: J. Long, S. Smoke, M. Hodges, J. Bittner, S. Stanford, R. Haley, R. Robinette, P. Adams, T. Simpson, G. Tate, D. Hohne, B. Thomas, M. Backus, D. Rawson. Row3:S. Robbins, D. Jones, C. Herrin, K. Hamilton, D. Forrister, T. Lowery, R. Scott, A. Davis, R. Rigney, M. McLaughlin, S. Lamm, M. Makosky. Row 4: J. Tosney, B. Rogers, S. Metcalf, C. Dickson, D. Rogers, C. Moreno, T. Erikson, S. Dill, M. Bratton, J. Haley, M. Kuehnert, W. Akins. Row 5: G. Rice, P. Melsen, E. Warner, R. Stembridge, M. Brady, D. Carter, R. Williams, L. Hall, A. Wooten, G. Pirkle, K. Tohill, A, Smith. Row 6: W. Stanton, M. Eddings, T. Loveless, L. Crane, P. Bradley, R. Meeks, M. Bibb. 1. I don ' t believe this! 2. It ' s pretty good, but it ' s not Mom ' s! 3. The Bugs in action. 4. Trainers: Row 1: C. Dickson. Row 2: D. Kendrick, L. Allen B. Schart. Not pictured: M. Bailey. SPORTS Berry 3 Berry 10 Berry Berry Berry 7 Berry Berry Berry 3 Berry 7 Berry 7 Walker 10 Minor 31 Jess Lanier 28 Coffee 3 Mtn. Brook 21 Hueytown 17 Shades Valley y Homewood i 10 20 Erwin fl 4 Vestavia , dBl 16 r. 1. Coaching Staff: Row 1: B. FInley. Row 2: L. Giangrosso, M. Logan, C. Whitley, T. Stephens, D. Chimento, L. Harbin, W. Kendrick. 2. Ginnnne five, Bro! 3. Row 1: E. Chapnnan, T. Snider, 0. Tolbert, M. Mayhan, J. Strength. Row 2: S. Smoke, J. Bittner, T. Simpson, S. Stanford, G. Tate. Row 3: K. Taylor, D. Cox, C. Herrin, R. Scott, M. McLaughlin, J. Tosney. Row 4: B. Rogers, C. Dickson, D. For- rister, S. Dill, J. Haley, P. Melsen. Row 5: M. Eddings, L. Crane. 67 ►SPORTS % VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheer- leaders attended the Universal Cheerleading Association sumnner camp at Ole Miss. The squad finished in the top five out of eighty-five that competed. They were selected to com- pete for District Cham- pionship Awards in both cheers and side- lines. The squad receiv- ed a Dorm Trophy, Spirit Stick Awards, and fif- teen superior ribbons for their perfrrmances dur- ing the week. When they competed for District Championship, the Var- sity Squad also received a superior trophy for fin- ishing in the top five in both the cheer and sidelines divisions. 1. Row 1: A. Johnson, S. Allen. Row 2: B. Dake, K. Monroe. Row 3: J. Turner, A, Beasley, K. Wingard, L. Armstrong. Row 4: J. Byers, N. Parker. 2. Mrs. Harrison — varsity cheerleader sponsor 3. Blake Harris — mascot SPORTS- This is the second suc- cessful year for the male cheerleaders, Craig Dorris, John Hall, Tyler Davis, and Blake Harris, the mascot. They have been helpful in performing interesting pyramids and stunts as well as promoting school spirit. Chosen on the basis of skill and academic achieve- ment, they are an asset to the athletic program. 1. Some people will do anything for attention! 2. She sure doesn ' t look this heavy! 3. Varsity cheerleaders perform- ing pompom routine. 4. Next step — uhm — HELP JODI! 5. Three ' s a crowd, Craig! 6 . Which way did that girl go? SPORTS JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity Football Team, coached by Terry Stephens, had a great year. They ended the year with an ex- cellent record. Hard practices were beneficial. Row 1: E. Chapman, R. Fordham, J. Ingram, G. Dikis, B. Scott, D, Waid. Row 2: B. Kyzer, K. Logan, D. Pridgeon, J. Hopping, J. Kryder, R. Duble. Row 3: D. Wells, B. Strange, R. Phillips, K. Kunz, B. Ray, J. Dobnidar, J. Maxwell. Row 4: M. Taylor, A. Gardner, D. Green, M. Wheeler, R. Estes, B. Adair, M. Washer. Il Berry Walker 6 Berry 3 Minor Berry 14 Jones Valley 12 Berry 3 Mt. Brook 18 Berry 14 Vestavia 19 Berry 7 Erwin Berry 3 Shades Valley 14 Berry 20 Fairfield 1. Can you guess who this is? 2.J.V in action. SPORTS ' JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, with the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Pearson, have had a very successful year. The squad attended the Universal Cheerleading Association ' s sunnmer cannp in Auburn where they received all supenor riblDons and won the overall Junior varsity divi- sion. In addition, the girls were also final spirit stick winners. Row 1: S. Sellers, B. Folsom. Row 2: K. Bancroft, M. Morris, D. Turner, L. Rouss. Row 3: B. Grainger, K. Hall, K. Hickman. SPORT! FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The Freshman Football Team, coached by Mike Logan, had an exciting season. They progressed to the end of the year with a win over our favorite rival, Vestavia. Even though it took a little time for the inex- perienced Bucs to gain the confidence they needed to reach their highest skill level, this team showed hope for a promising future. Berr i Berry Berry 2 Berry 7 Berry 7 Berry 13 Berry 12 Berry Mountain Brookl Pittman Hewitt Gresham Bottenfield John Carroll Vestavia Jess Lanier 1. Row 1: M. Livings, S. Heatherly, L. Rushing, R. Smith, J. Kirkpatrick, W. Daniel. S. Gornati, S. Bostic. Row 2: J. McLaughlin, V. Dejohn, B. Smith, B. Plyler, K. Ensey, J. Tordmasi, E. Kolb. Row 3: J. Philips, J. Scott, S. Lit- tleton, J. Moss, R. Case, P. Higgins, J. Frym. Row 4: M. Callahan, D. Akins, B. Higginbothan, P. Weinschwieder, 8. Sutherland, D. Anthony, F. Par- sons. Row 5: A. Wiley, D. Barber, R. Odom, C. Holmes, V. Gardner, J. Fortner. 2. Scoreboard 1983. 3. When you ' re hot, you ' re hot. SPORTS FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS The Freshman Cheerleaders did a great job at summer camp. They received all blue superior ribbons and one excellent red ribbon for their outstanding perfor- mances in cheers and sidelines. The girls competed in th e district finals and placed in the top three out of ten squads. Winning the spirit stick was a thrill- ing way to end their camp experience. 1. Row 1: P. Meeks, L. Chappell. Row 2: D. Roberts, T. Har- rison, A. Wallis, J. Johnston, C. Perkins, J. Thompson, C. Mar- tin, L. Weber. 2. You want me to do WHAT? 3. Ain ' t he cute! 4. Eek! 5. Well, you can tell Batizy that I said . . . 73 SPORTS VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1983-1984 Varsity Basketball season was a season of rebuilding for the team. Head Coach Larry Harbin pulled up three outstanding sophomores from the B team in an effort to give the young players experience in playing on the Varsity Basketball level. With the loss of all starters from the 1983 season, Coach Harbin is developing the team based on good ex- perience and guidance. 1. Row 1: B. Whitehead, C. Gustin, B. Scott, S. Pat- terson, T. Poirier, G. Dikis, M. Gilleland. Row 2: K. Lockhart, J. Creel, J. Whatley, E. Warner, T. Borland, M. Defore, M. Ribar. 2. Head Coach Larry Harbin SPORTS VARSITY ACTION 1 J P A 1. What a great game! 2. Stop-in the name of love! 3. Who put helium in the ball? 4. Aren ' t you guys forgetting something? ' 5 5. I don ' t want it. Do you want it? SPORTS 1. Moral support from the girls. 2. Working for a good sfiot. 3. Where is the !@ ball? 4. Rebound that ball!! 5. Harbin ' s wisdom helps the team SPORTS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1983-84 OPPONENT PLACE VESTAVIA BERRY Shades Valley Shades Valley MT. BROOK BERRY Vestavia Hills Lions Classic Vestavia ERWIN i BERRY Homewood j Homewood Vestavia Hi 1 Vestavia BIG ORANGE CLASSIC BERRY MINOR BERRY Pelham Pelham McAdory McAdory SHADES VALLEY BERRY Bradshaw Bradshaw Semester Exams HOMEWOOD BERRY Mt. Brook Mt. Brook Jefferson Co. Tourn. TBA Bradshaw BJCC PELHAM BERRY Erwin Erwin Ensley Ensley Minor Minor McADORY BERRY DECATUR BERRY Region Tournament Vestavia State Tournament Tuscaloosa i x-r- ' ■n; ?« ' - JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: W. Hardman, T. Defenbaugh, R. Phillips, A. Doyle, B. Whitehead, E. Chapman, T. Loveless. Row 2: Z. Powell, D. Thomas, J. Hagar, M. Bowles, D. Waid, S. Butter- worth, T. Vaughn. Not Pic- tured: T. Darb, D. Ardnt. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ■4 •I ' A P ' ? DATE NOV. 29 DEC. 1 DEC. 6 DEC. 13 DEC. 16 DEC. 17 JAN. 3 JAN. 6 JAN. 9 JAN. 10 JAN. 14 JAN. 20 JAN. 21 JAN. 31 FEB. 3 FEB. 7 FEB. 10 FEB. 13 FEB. 17 OPPONENT SITE VESTAVIA BERRY Shades Valley Shades Valley MT. BROOK BERRY ERWIN BERRY Homewood Homewood Vestavia Vestavia MINOR BERRY Pelham Pelham McAdory McAdory SHADES VALLEY BERRY Bradshaw Bradshaw HOMEWOOD BERRY Mt. Brook Mt. Brook PELHAM BERRY Erwin Erwin Ensley Ensley Minor Minor McADORY McADORY DECATUR BERRY SPORTS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1: S. Shaw, B, Leonard, J. Auchmuty, G. Cross, B. Jones, D. Reel, T. Blake, R. Pate. Row 2: B. MacCreel, S. Littleton, R. Odom, D. Barber, M. Smith, J. Kirkpatrick, C. Bena, M. Abercrombie. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE NOV. 21 NOV. 23 NOV. 28 DEC. 1 DEC. 5 DEC. 7 DEC. 8 DEC. 12 DEC. 15 DEC. 16 JAN. 5 JAN. 9 JAN. 16 JAN. 17 JAN. 19 JAN. 20 JAN. 23 JAN. 26 JAN. 30 FEB. 2 OPPONENT Mt. Brook HOMEWOOD BOTTENFIELD Gresham Thompson A. G. GASTON VESTAVIA MT. BROOK Pittman THOMPSON A. G. Gaston State Elimination Tournament TBA Homewood PITTMAN JESS LANIER JOHN CARROLL GRESHAM John Carroll Vestavia JEFFERSON COUNTY TOURNAMENT TBA SITE Mt. Brook BERRY BERRY Gresham Thompson BERRY BERRY BERRY Pittman BERRY A. G. Gaston TBA Homewood BERRY BERRY BERRY BERRY John Carroll Vestavia TBA SPORTS GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The Lady Bucs, coached by Coach Stephens, ex- perienced a rebuilding season this year. They con- tributed to Berry ' s Athletic Department by showing their determination to be a winning team. 1. Row 1: J. Darneider, L. Aycock, L. Cabrera, S. Richard- son, S. Payne, D. Ribar, T. Jenkins. Row 2: J. Christmas, M. Dikis, A. Pinion, K. Sanders, A. Williams, W. Littrell, D. Williams, S. Capps. Not Pictured: P. Williamson. 2. The Bucs play defense against the Spartans. 3. Coach Sifcphens explains the next play. SPORTS 1. Amy shows her athletic ability. 2. You don ' t know the danger you ' re in if you touch this ball. 3. These new uniforms do taste pretty good. 4. UP, UP, and AWAY! 5. Where ' ya been all my ife, baby? 6. Raise your hands, you feel dry now etc. . .! SPORTS CROSS COUNTRY The Varsity Cross-Country Team had a fine season. The teann had four strong second place finishes at Moun- tain Brook, Camp Winnataska, John Carroll, and The Birmingham Area In- vitational. Placing third in the State at Highland Golf Course was exciting for all involved. The Freshman Cross-Country Team practiced many hard weeks in order to train for their fantastic season. Even though winning the Vestavia Duel Meet and the Over- the-Mountain Invitational was a thrill for the team, the biggest win was to place first in the State. 1. F. Calma, M. Bean, S. Miller, B. Harris, G. Pyron, G. Vick, B. Roberts. 2. J. Underwood, J. Palm, L. Jones, B. Sfakianos. 3. Row 1: F. Waldrup, K. Thomas, J. Hud- dleston, J. Krawcheck, E. Spaulding. Row 2: R. Waldrup, J. Underwood, S. Frost, L. Leatherwood, F. Kozel, D. Williams, J. Underwood. Not Pictured: L. Clark. 4. J. Spencer, J. Mosley, M. Gedouda, R. Pate, G. Sill, M. Abercrombie, S. Shaw, R. Bryan. Not Pictured: M. Bean, D. Reed. 1983-1984 VARSITY SCHH)ULE . , Mtn. BroSkJ ' ' f ' Bo 2ficl G gth MHl Otf fij-f Boysf Girls: j|i ' . Camp Winndlaska Boys ' ?nd Giris: 2nd '  Atlanta Boys; bth Girls: 6th John Carrol Boys: ; - d (jifls: 2rid Birmingham Area Inv. Boys: 2nd GSW 1st Cullman Inv. Boys: Girls: State Meet Boys: 3rd Girls: sv ■ 1983-1984 WiR. VARSITY SCHEDULE Fsept 24 Mtn. Brook Boys: 3rd t Oct. 1 Off Boys: 1 Oct. 3 Zamora Inv. Boys: 2nd ' Oct. f Oct. 8 1 Camp Winnataska Boys: 2nd Crush Rush Inv. Boys: 2nd I Oct. 1 Vestavia Duel Meet Boys: 1st I Oct. 20 Over The Mtn. Inv Boys: 1st Oct. 29 Birmingham Area Inv. Boys: 2nd 1 Nov, 5 Cullman Inv. Boys: 1 Nov. L 14 State Meet Boys: 1st 83 SPORTS BOYS ' TRACK TEAM The Varsity Track Team, equipped with skill and coordination, ran, jumped, and hurdled their way through the 1984 season. The team practiced many weeks to represent Berry. The hard work was worth it to all team members. u GIRLS ' TRACK TEAM 1, Row 1: S. Shaw, M. Abercumbee, B. Harris, S. Miller, F. Calma, G. Pyron, B. Blaising, G. Sill, M. Gugodus, J. Spencer, M. Washer. Row 2: A. Gardner, M. Bean, M. Mayhan, K. Hamilton, G. Vick, B. Roberts, R. Meeks, K. Smith, S. Lamb, B. Brian, E. Chapman. 2. Row 1: B. Sfakianos, L. Jones, S. Frost, J. Palm, L. Cabro, E. Kozel, D. Williams. Row 2: K. Thomas, L. Leatherwood, F. Waldrup, R. Waldrup, J. Underwood, J. Krawcheck, J. Hud- dleston, E. Spalding, J. Uderwood. SPORTS VARSITY WRESTLING The Varsity Wrestl- ing season was a good one for the team. Under the coaching of Duke Chimento, the team placed third at the Berry Tournament, with S. Stanford receiving the Most Valuable Wrestler Award . The team is predicted to place high in the rankings in their region. The team has three members who are predicted to place in the top in the State Meet at Fair Park. BERRY VARSITY WRESTLING 1983-84 DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME Nov. 30 Wed. Minor Berry 7:00 Dec. 1 Thur. John Carroll Away 7:00 Dec. 5 Mon. Pinson Valley Home 7:00 Dec. 7 Wed. Lee of Montgomery Away 7:00 Dec. 16-17 Fri. Sat Ben Russell Tournament Ben Russel TEA Jan 4 Wed. Huntsville Away 7:00 Jan. 5 Thur. Erwin Home 4:00 Jan. 7 Sat. Berry Tournament Berry TBA Jan. 13 Fri. Sat Hewitt Trussville Tournament Hewitt TBA Jan. 18 Wed. Homewood Home 7:00 Jan. 19 Thur. Hewitt-Trussville Home 4:00 Jan. 23 Mon. Mountain Brook Away 7:00 Jan. 25 Wed. Ben Russell Home 7:00 Jan. 27 Fri. Hueytown Away 7:00 Jan. 30 Mon. Shades Valley Home 7:00 Feb. 3-4 Fri. Sat Regional Tournament Berry TBA Feb. 9-11 Thur- Sat. State Tournament TBA 1. Row 1: D. Brown, B. Adair, H. Palmer, S. Rich. Row 2: M. Waslner, J. Cordar, P. Adams, B. Brantley, K, Logan, S. Stan- ford. Row3:S. Talmadge, T. Rourke, R. Williams, K. Tohill, D. Stark, T. Erikson, C. Dorn, M Wheeler. 2. Get back on this mat! ■ i -i . 3. Just a little bit more. 85 SPORTS MAT MAIDS The Mat Maids were a helping hand in the 1983-1984 wrestling program. Keeping the scores, times, and records of all matches was beneficial for all involved. Jt wi ' 4 - tf ' ; fe 1. Row 1: G. Stewart, D. Varnadore, C. Williams. Row 2: L. Bard, M. Cockrum, H. Long. 2. No, I won ' t kiss you for a dollar. 3. Gee! Duke is going to be proud. 4. State Contender — B. Brantley 5. State Contender — S. Stanford 6. State Contender — P. Adams SPORTS 1. How did I ever get into this? 2. Nice headlock. 3. What do I do now, Duke? 5. Please be very, very careful. ' 6. Touch my leg and I ' ll kill you. 87 SPORTS The Volleyball Team has an over-all record of 21-21 for the 1984 season. The Lady Bugs placed second in the county tourna- ment and won the sportsmanship trophy. Jennifer Poirier and Lynn Henningsen were named to the All- County team. 1. Row 1: M. Schifano, M. Dikis. Row 2: L. Thomas, K. O ' Neal, L. Henningsen, T. Hammonds. Row 3: J. Dar- nieder, K. Stanford, K. Gyurko, M. Luther, W. Lit- trell, J. Poirier. Row 4: R. Wolfe, L. Wood, D. Thomas, A. Stewart. Not Pictured: A. Williams, E. Ashton. 2. Ms. Hare, Coach. VOLLEYBALL 1. I can ' t reach it! 2. I don ' t want it, no, you get it! 3. Amy sets the ball. 4. The team gets pepped-up before the game. 5. Let ' s see you return that! 6. Oh, no! I have to hit this one! 89 -_s ►SPORTS 91 The Girl ' s Gymnastics Team lias been working on new skills and routines since November. The team consists of seven gymnasts this year and has improved at each meet. The team ' s schedule in- cludes competition in the Jef- ferson County Meet and the State Meet. The present record is eight wins and two losses. The Girl ' s Gymnastics Team has done very well this year and has worked ex- tremely hard in reaching their potential level. GYMNASTICS 1. Row 1: J. Bishop, J. Hall. Row 2: J. Byers, S. Harrison, S. Odem. Row 3; K. Hickman, C. Self, C. Bell, K. Bancroft. Row 4: K. Monroe, L. Walters 2. It ' s a bird, it ' s a plane, it ' s Kim?!? 3. John helps the team by spotting. 1. Julie ' s excellent aerial. 2. How long do I have to do this pose? 3. Lolly practices her new routine. 4. Kim practices one of her best events. 5. Get this sticky stuff off this mat! Buccanettes The Buccanettes practiced many long hours preparing to entertain at halftime at basketball games. They added color and charm to each home game and made it a more interesting event. Performing dance routines requires alot of dedication and talent. 1. Row 1: K. Glover, P. Powell. Row 2: R. Nepomuceno, C. Bell, M. RIckles, J. Kuntz, W. Lawrence, J. Johnson. Row 3: H. McCracken, S. Murton, A. Gyurko, B. Anderson, M. Gilleland, A. Barnhill, S. Hanson, T. Navar. 2. Senior Buccanettes 3. Say cheeese. 4. The Buccanettes perfornn a dance routine for the pep rally crowd. VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: L. Hall, J. Haley, J. Sherer, T. Poirier, S. Patterson, C. Gilbreath. Row 2: D. Cox, S. Dill, L. Crane, G. Smith, B. McKinney, G. Pirkle. Not Pictured: R. Haley, K. Lockhart, S. Stanford, B. Brantly, J, Bittner, C. Tolbert, M. Bech, S. Hatch, D. Hohne. First Base Greg Smith, Sr. Lee Hall, Jr. Second Base Tim Poirier, Sr. Rodney Haley, Jr. Third Base Jeff Haley, Sr. Kim Lockhart, Jr. Short Stop Scotty Stanford, Sr. Brian Brantly, Jr. Outfield Jeff Bittner, Sr. Carl Tolbert, Sr. Martin Beck, Jr. Steve Patterson, Jr. Scott Hatch, Jr. Pitchers Jeff Sherer, Sr. Lee Crane, Sr. Scott Dill, Sr. Donnie Hohne, Jr. Greg Pirkle, Jr. Carl Tolbert, Sr. Rodney Haley, Jr. Jeff Bittner, Sr. Kim Lockhart, Jr. Jeff Haley, Sr. Catcher Dale Cox, Sr. Chip Gilbreath, Jr. BOYS VARSITY TENNIS The Girls ' and Boys ' Ten- nis Team, coached by Mrs. Smith and Ms. Hare, is ex- pected to do a great job in holding their fine reputa- tion. The team practices during sixth period and after school with the help of last year ' s outstanding player, Joy Nepomuceno. Competing with area schools, they have great potential for reaching the Jefferson County Tourna- ment and the State tournament. 1. Row 1: R. DeMumbrum, K. In- gram, R. Wilkes, T. Guy Row 2: B. Chiou, N. Tomann, K. Giatrosich, M. Pruett, J. Hall, W. Cannon, M. Baldwin 2. Tennis guy ready at all times. 3. Hard work and dedication makes winners. 4. See what we learned today? 5. Good game of shadow tennis. Baker. 6. Way to go Tiny! SPORTS- GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS 1. Row 1: M. Utiey, M. Rebar, R. Williams, L. Wald, H. Warren, A. Page, D. Rebar, J. Christmas Row 2: J, Huddelston, 2. The serve is an important part of the game. 3. Fussel ' s nice form makes her an excellent player. 4. Joy ' s knowledge helps the team. 5. Where ' s the balf? 6. Friends forever. GOLF The Golf Teams practiced every day during sixth period and after school at Chase Lake Country Club. They worked diligently in developing mental concentration as well as technical skill. Par- ticipation in several tournaments including the State tournament was fun for all. r-i ii. 1. S. Fortner, M. Cone, M. Luther, J. Miller, C. Gyurko Boy ' s Golf Team Not Pictured: C. Gustin, P. Levio, P. Bird- well, S. Smoke, D. Nolo, R. Sanders, A. Doyal, R. Fordham SPORTS ' SOCCER The Soccer Team, coached by Bob Finley, has high expectations for its season this spring. Soccer is a growing sport which has aroused much interest. Row 1: S. Gornati, S. Fridley, R. Glick, G. Hendricks, J. Belser, P. McDonald. Row 2: U. Presic, K. Martens, J. Ingram, R. Glick, J. Midlik, M. Grant, C. Pate, G. Lazano. 1. Heads prove thennselves useful in soccer. 2. Pele in action 3. Where ' d it go? 4. Fancy Footwork 5. I can ' t catch up with it! SWIMMING AND DIVING Both the Swim Team and Dive Team competed and finished well in the state swimming and diving championships. Held at The University of Alabama on February 3 and 4, this meet marked an annual event. Carey Green and Jason English, along with Robin and Frances Waldrup, were teammates for the div- ing. They dove their best on the one meter spring board, finishing in the top ten. The Women ' s Swim Team con- sisted of Frances Waldrup, Julie Krawcheck, Amy Fritze, and Joy Underwood, with Bruce Gennari com- peting in the senior men ' s division. The girls placed fifth in the state, and Bruce captured two silver medals in the two hundred and five hundred yard freestyle. All in all. Berry competed strongly and ended the meet pleased with their effort, receiving NISCA Top Ten Awards. 1. Swimming to victory. m 2. Who put all the chlorine in here? m M 1 T 3. Kerry G. is excellent at what he r «« . does. : ?? 4. Nice dive! K: . 5. Leisure time before the meet SPORTS fcrt „ - - 1. Calgon, take me away! 2. Two of a kind. 3. Take the Nestea Plunge. 4. Looks like a bellybuster to me. 5. Yea, I know I ' m a 10. 6. Isn ' t five minutes too long? 7. Wait a second, I think they ' re taking a picture! 101 The Future Business Leaders of America Is the fourth largest youth organization in the U.S.A. with over 200,000 active members. The chapter Is one of the largest In the state with members annually com- peting for both state and national awards. This year F.B.L.A. ' s list of activities Included Free Enterprise Day, an F.B.L.A. Scavenger Hunt, and a Type-a-thon for Special Olym- pics. This active club managed the Christmas Shack, a school store which specialized In Christmas merchandise, as well as participating in Homecoming Week In which they won awards for decorations. This outstanding club has had a very rewarding year. 1. Row 1: K. Sadler, K. McWhirter, S. Streets, R. Bowman, J. Hartley, D. Cuppett, J. Dampier, T. McCarver, F. Haley, M. Meeks, D. Davis, T. True. Bow 2: C. Denson, C. Doran, J. Chen, V. Hig- gens, L. Barrington, F. Johnson, A. Wilson, C. Gurko, M. Beiser, B. Taylor, S. Jennings. Row 3: Mrs. McWhirter, J. Blancher, D. Ander- son, F. Merrill, J. ©usby, L. Henson, C. Rogers, D. Miller, T. Sweeto, D. Davis, BfeCooper, S. Rushing. Row 4: A. Wells, R. Wilks, M. Toll, L. W%dlief, Z. Baugh, K. Krefting, K. Krout, T. Thursby, T. Smith, J -tJavis, D. Ress, M. Hodges. Row 5: B. Walters, M. Bean, F. WaJdrup, M. Howell, S. Pearson, T. Spradley, N. Cox, C. Gurko. B. Taylor Row 6: Mrs. Murphy, I. Bajalia, J. Sim- mons, C. Tollett, E. Reed. J. Mayfield. 2. Officers: Row 1: Z. Baugh, S. Streets, T. True. Row 2: M. Wen- ning, J. Hartley. D. Davis. Row 3: D. Cupit, C. Doran. 3. FBLA decorated the hall for homecoming. FFA OOi_. la;TiiiKtftMWI This is the fourth year that Future America has been at Berry. F.F.A. ' s objectives in- clude striving to build a better America by promoting the democratic principle upon which this country was founded and accepting the responsibilities of citizen- ship during youth. Promoting agriculture through competition and beautifying the campus, the club helped improve the school by building a new senior patio. 1. Row 1: M. Morioka, C. Jackson, M. Meeks, J. Keith, V. Bierley, T. Robinson, Mr. Hubbard — Sponsor, R. Fields, D. Doss, L. Boone, L. Teel, A. Marks, D. Mancha, C. Falkenberry, A. Williams, T. Adkins, B. Byrd, L. Simpson, C. Filer, S. Amerman. Row 2:1. Hall, D. Wang, A. Morgan. 2. Officers: J. Keith, M. Meeks, T. Hall. 3. If Mr. Hub does that one more time . . . This year ' s Future Scientists of America was a very active and pro- minent club at Berry. In addition to their reputation as fun loving fellows, the members of FSA were known as hard workers. Not only did they maintain the greenhouse all year, they visited the Auburn Univer- sity campus for Engineering Day. This club was sponsored by Mrs. Christian and Mrs. Carson. 1. Row 1: S. Hampton, T. Adkins, C. Falkenberry. Row 2: B. Ambrose, S. Halbert, J. Phillips, Z. Burgess. 2. Officers: S. Hampton — President, C. Falkenberry — Secretary- Treasurer. FHA 1. Row 1: L. Henningsen, B. Stoffregen, C. Giles, G. Sinyard, B. Heinrich, S. Odom. Row 2: M. Alexander, L. Shelby, L. Schilleci, H. Long, C. Fussell, J. Story. Row 3: J. Shunnarah, D. Nemanik, T. Morrison, A. Stephens, C. Wyatt. 2. Officers: S. Odom — Chap., T. Morrison — Historian, G. Sinyard — Treas., B. Stoffregen — Vice Pres. 3. Sponsor: B. McGlure. The Future Home- nnakers of America is a club for young women who are interested in fur- thering their knowledge in the home economics field. Their projects this year included collecting food for needy families at Christmas and a clothes drive for the Child Abuse Center. With interested speakers and numerous projects, these girls served their community well. FRENCH The French Club proved to be an excellent organization this year. The activity lisi included field trips, fundraisers and candy grams. Members attended the annual French Club Con- vention in Tuscaloosa which was a highlight of the year. 1. Officers: M. McCracken — President, N. Monahan — Vice President, A. Bailey — Secretary, M. Thomas — Treasurer, F. Hodges — Historian. 2. Row 1: M. McCracken, N. Monahan, M. Thomas, S. Dillion, J. Smallwood. Row 2: J. Dillion, D. Swink, A. Bailey, C. Wittmier, F. Hodgens. Row 3: B. Harris, D. Thomas. : :i:iW The Spanish Club ' s purpose was to promote the study of Spanish custonns and language while en- joying the company of fellow enthusiasts. This club ' s activities included many speakers in Spanish culture as well as ac- tive participation in the State Spanish Convention. 1. Row 1: A. Roberts, H. Green, B. Pruett, M. Airhart, J. Obert, H. McCann. Row 2: R. Avery, L. Timmons, J. Smallwood, T. Gardner, S. Batiny. Row 3: M. Pecot, T. Moore, D. Hill, A. Phillips, L Barrington. 2. Officers: M. Pecot, T. Moore, T. Gardner. The Very Interested Peo- ple Club was a service organized to nnake new Junior and Senior girls feel welcome. Other projects in which they were engaged were collecting canned goods for the needy fannilies at Thanksgiving and donating toys to needy children at Christmas. Sponsored by Mrs. Hess, V.I. P. continued on its way to becoming a very promi- nent club at Berry. 1. Row 1: A. Ambrose. Row 2: M. Hanks, L. Faure, L. Carroll, J. Harper, D. Bailey. Row 3: C. Bell, K. Wingard, J. Byers, J. Kuntz, R. Bowman, B. Byrd. Row 4: K. Krout, K. Krefting, K. Kirkpatrick, P. Buote, R. Waldrup. Row 5: W. Littrell, T. Donze, A. Wells, K. Smith, L. Nelems, L. Simpson, K. Hill. 2. Club Leaders: C. Matthews, M. Yakubovic. HOSA The Health Occupation Students of America promote leadership abilities among students interested in pursuing a health career. Each year this active club sends representatives to regional, state, and national competition in medical terminology and other patient care skills. As one of their projects, HOSA sponsored finger printing at Pioneer Play School. This outstanding club is spon- sored by Mrs. Vines. Busby. Row 2: T. Nash, L. Silcers, C. Keith, S. Hayes, K. Tate. D. Yates, S. Vincent, C. Wyatt, K. Belcher, M. Latham, H. Patterson, K. Frazier, S. Sellers, T. McCarver, D. Miller, K. Byers, J. Ingram, C. Bell, K. Chen, J. Johnson, K. Ingram, K. Kuntz, M. Reese, Mrs. Jean Vines. Row 3: B. Harris, R. Robinette, M. Bibb. Row 4: M. Hodges, D. Rogers, T. Snider, K. Byars, D. Carter, S. Talmadge, J. Betters, 8. Ponds. 2. Officers: B. Baines — President, K. Wingard — Vice President, T, Boyd — Secretary, T. Dykes — Chaplain, C. Bell — Parliamentarian. r The Serteen Club is a community service club sponsored by Sertoma. As a service club, their goals were to help the community and provide needed services. Serteen also donated service to school projects such as the bench in front of the school. Other projects in- cluded The Ronald McDonald House, nurs- ing homes, and Sum- merfest. This club con- sists of sixty-one members, five officers, and two sponsors. 1- Row 1: T. Crissan, M. Kuhnert, R. Nepomuceno, B. Sharf, J. Fisher, B. Baines. Row 2: Mrs. Scott, S. Crosbey, S. Hampton, C. Dorn, A. Beasley, W. Akins, D. Cupett, S. Fridley, B. Folsom, M. Morris. Row 3: B. Brown, M. Reynolds, B. Chew, T. Crosbey, D, Chastain, N. Cox, J. Napier, G. Dikus, L. Smith, L. Bauch. Row 4: K. Heimi, S. Allen, J Baker, E. Lewis, D. Stevens, J. Blancher, L. Waters, C, Barnes, L. Barnett, P. Scott, C. Johnson, E. Clawson. Row 5: L. Owens, C. Byers, M. Dikus, S. Hair, D. Anderson, M. Weinschnider, L. Harding, R. Abernathy, J. Pass, P. Williams, J. Harkins, K. Ensey. MARTIAL ARTS Students receive information about different areas of the Mar- tial Arts from lectures, demonstrations, and question and answer periods. Instructors from local Martial Arts Clubs conduct the sessions. The ob- jective of the club is to increase the student ' s knowledge of the Martial Arts in order to better choose the area most ap- ropriate for their needs. . Row 1: S. Sellers, M. Lathum, T. Navar, K. Marideth, S. Patterson, B. . ilondedale, D. Holt. Row 2: B. Caliur, S. West, J. Glasses. T. Shalup, L. Allen. low 3: D. Smilie, K. Fu, J. Dufek, B. Koone, T. Koone. i15 JR. CIVITAN The Junior Civitan Club is a community service organiza- tion which takes part in many school activities. The club was formed to train students to become builders of good citizenship. Any student ages 14-19 in grades 9-12 is eligi- ble to become a member of this service-oriented group. M. _ 1. Row 1: B. Walters, J. Corbin, P. Nichols, J. Jayne, J. Krawcheck, E. Kozel, K. Smith,™ Sikes. Row 2: K. Rockhlll, V. Bierly, T. Bard, M. Belser, M. Gilleand, B. Anderson, H. Ehandash. Row 3: B. Brantley, L. Dorrough, D. Smith, D. Robert, H. McCracken, J. Little, S. Sizemore, M. McCracken, L. Wald. Row 4: M. Washer, K. Stoval, M. Kozel, K. Logan, L. Clark, J. Waddell, A. Stephens, T McCarver, M. Atkins. 2. Officers: J. Krawcheck — President, E. Kozel Brantley — Treasurer, Vice President, P. Nichols — Secretary, B. CHRISTIAN The Christian Club is one of Berry ' s ' most active service clubs. This club is composed of young men and women who have a desire to learn and grow through Christ. In addition to a prayer breakfast every other Friday, many other parties were held. Canned goods were given to the needy, money was collected for the needy at Christmas, and members par- ticipated in the Save-A-Life program. ; This outstanding club is sponsored by Mrs. Bell. lOw 1: F, Merrell, J. Busby, R. Bowman, S. Streets, J, Haniey, S, Streets, L, Macage, K. Smith, D, Dawson, B. Byrd. ow 2: T Downing, B. Rowell, T, Crosby, J. Morris, K. Barn- ngboci, I. Baialia, J. Holcomb, M. Watson. M. Faulkner, B. hiou. Row 3: L. McClam, L. Blackwell, C. Upthegrove, J. poe. N. Cox. T, Jenkins, J. Grishan, K. Morton, L. Barnett, B. Monroe, Row 4: K. Belcher, L. Bowling, D. Drummonds, S. apps. N. Lolly, D. Jenkins, D. Buroes, P. Melson, R. Nuss, Z. MooG Row 5: K. Wood, T. Bird. F. Carson, R. Funderburg, C. Parker. D. Archer. D. Carpenter, D. Boone, L. Yerbi. I. Officers: I. Baiaiia — President, S. Capps — Secretary, VI vv -.1 . — Community Director. D. Arcner — First Vice- i Moei •, Gnshan — Chaplain, R. Nuss — Second Vice- -Jei I. K Morton — Treasurer. DECA The purpose of Distributive Education Clubs of America and the industrial Cooperative Training Clubs is to help students develop a respect for marketing and distribution in the free enterprise system. The members of this club participated in many activities this year. hh ' ICT 1. Row 1: B. O ' Neal. G. Nesmitti, K. Krout, F. Calma, K, Krefting N. Shipic , B. Va P. Hancock, S. Row 2: M. Hodgens, ' B. Stoffregan, K. Downs, C. Ward, L. Thomas, B. Clawson, T. Eads, L. Cc Row 3: T, Gastorl Burbank, K. Duce Cooley, M. Meyer, R. Motes, S. Propst. Row 4: R. Raiger, C. Priekit, A. Hogg, T, Harris. S, Sheffield, S, Sanders, J. Fletcher. Row 5: K. Thrasher, R. Tompkins. |2. Officers: A. Finley 1 President, P. Rigney — Vice- President, K. Agee — Chaplain, S. Ponds — Sergeant at arms, B . Jones — Treasurer, Mr. Seales — Sponsor. 3. Row 1: A. Ambrose, D. Bailey. Row 2: A. Finley. K. Agee, B. Jones. Row 3: K. Hill, K. Smith, L. Neler . ' •onze. Row 4: J. Blaising, P. Clements, S. Ponds. Row 5: Mr. Seales, K. Holcomb. K. Williams, P. Rigney. f«K ' If JV vr I iip r pi iiv«ivr- i pppmnmi - CHOIR Row 1: Cleasman, Jones, Faulkner, Dawson, Cole, Hill, Coson, Greene, Giles. Row 2: Jones, Williams, Jenkins, Bard, Norwood, Forbes, Hodges, Meeks. Row 3: Baldwin, Robertson, Whisonant, Smith, Thompson, Park, Taylor, Loli, Cockrum. Row 4: Glover, Goorge, Lewis, English, Waters, Spradley, Morgan. Row 5: Jones, Davis, Brown, West, Merrell, Powell, White, Lewis. Row 6: Mayhan, Barton, Pate, Burroughs, Moore, Watson, Janes. Berry ' s choir had j very productive year. They participated in fl| competitions and ' presented Christmas and spring concerts. The choir rehearsed each day as they prepared to represent Berry across the state. ' 119 ■-■- ART The purpose of the Art Club is to develop a genuine interest in art, achieve goals, and accomplish projects for the good of Berry High School. This club is responsible for the backdrops found at Homecom- ing, Beauty Walk, and other school functions. They are host to the Berry High Art Show as well as inviting many interesting guests to speak to the club. Mrs. Sellers is the sponsor of this active group. 1. Row 1: V. Groff, T. Daily, A. Spinosi, B. Harris, D. Michell, T. Koone, C. Hen dricks, V. Jones, Mr. Knowles. Row 2: C. Gustin, Mrs. Sellers, T. Nash, K. Shelet, Shurlet, C. Self, D. Johnson, P. Face, L. Hodgkins, D. Joe, 0. Gyrko, J. Barry, Deason, A. Davis, W. Breland, B. Roberts, 0. Shields. 2. Officers: W. Breland — Vice President, V. Grogg — Secretary, C. Gustin Treasurer, R. Scott — Sergeant of Arms. PHOTOGRAPHY The Photography Club ' s main pur- pose was to create greater knowledge and understanding of all phases of photography and to further each member ' s experience in the field. Mrs. Sellers, the sponsor, was very helpful to the students in broadening their photography skills. , Row 1: C. Falkenberry, D. Doss, L. Templin. Row 2: Mrs. Sellers, A. Marks, D. Sohnson, L. Sylvers, T. Adkins, A. Hofer, S. Walker. Row 3: C. Shields, D. Klasing, P. Knuckolls, B. Ambrose. Row 4: B. Meadows, T. Darby, W. Breland. 2. Officers: C. Falkenberry — President, T. Treasurer, B. Meadows — Sergeant of arms. Adkins — Secretary, D. Klasing — 121 The Latin Club, sponsored by Miss Chase, stays busy throughout the year. Each member of thj club is also a member of the State and National Classical League. This club participated ij Homecoming activities and sponsored several girls in the Senior Beauty Walk. 1. Row 1: D. Cupett, M. Lathem, D. Turner, G. Vic, J. Grish am, B. Cliew, M. Reynolds, Mrs. Chase. Row 2: M. Manri L. Meeks, W. Akins, Z. Burgess, S. Henri, L. Doro, B. Fatt, E. Grosen. Row 3: R. Chin, R. Clawson, J. Hager, Sellers, W. Goobslien, G. Wittle. SOUND CREW What is a pep rally without music? A Beauty Walk without lighting? The Sound and Stage Crew is responsible for the overall effects that make a good assembly a great assembly. These dependable students, though often unthanked, were always available and willing to lend their talents and abilities. Their hard work is ap- preciated by all. I FRobersoOJ eil ; Daniels. Row 2: B. Grove, H. Palmer, R Rigney. 2. Beat it . . . just beat it . . . beat it. 123 FCA The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group of junior and senior high school students who are associated with a recognized school athletic team. The purpose of the group is to bring together athletes to talk about their concerns, doubts, feelings, and faith. Teammates share fellowship and their commit- ment to Jesus Christ around the common bond of sports. f M •s ul 2. Row 1: D. Green, C. Dorris. D. Cox, T. Jennus, S, Smoke, J. Hale|[ H|han, L. Clarke, K. Login. Row 2: W. Stanton, G. Smith, C, Kickson, R. Braglio, D. Klasing, K. Hickman, S. Dickson, T. Simpson, R. Walbrup. Row 3: S, Patch. K. Lockheart, P, Bradley, K. Monroe, T. Loveless, M. Kuehnert, J. Bihner, W. Akins. Row 4: Coach Ken- dricks. T, Blake, K. Brandon, K. Bancroft, S. Keith, S. Crane, A. Barnhill, L. Guin, S. Murtin. 1. Officers: C. Dickson — Activity Coordinator, R. Broglio — Activity Coordinator, C. Dorris — President. Row 2: Coach Kendrick, M. Kuehnert — Treasurer, S. Dickson — Secretary. W. Akins — Vice-President. AFS American Field Service is an international organization of brotherhood. This year the club sponsored two foreign exchange students. Club activities this year included the printing and selling of school directories. The club worked at the Inter- national Fair as a fund raiser. AFS also par- ticipated in Homeconning by decorating Mrs. Prit- chett ' s office. The club is open to sophomores through seniors who are interested. 1. Row 1: J. Jones, J. Blancherd. Row 2: C. Barnes, C. Wright. J. Wilson, S. Wright, W. Littrell, B. Heinrich, G. Watson, R. Abernathy, M. Wenning, L. Bard, L. Schilieci, D. Anderson, Mrs. Truss. Row 3: U. Pressic, M. Bokeimann. Row 4: D. Wison, M. Weinshrieder, L. Harding, T. Wright, G. Lozano, D. Darneater, K. Martens, E. Spalding. 2. Row 1: C. Watson, L, Harding, W. Litterel, M. Wenning. Row 2: U. Pressic. Row 3: M. Bokelnnann, D. Darneater, K. Martens, E. Spaulding. 3. 1 wish they had Playboy in nny country. 125 MAT IF The Math Club is af- filiated with Mu Alpha Theta, a national math fraternity. This year the math club invited speakers from both Brookwood Medica Center as well as the Alabama Power Com- pany. The speaker from Brookwood Medica ' Center discussed the ef- fects of smoking on health. Other math club projects included par- ticipation in regional tour- naments and participation in Interclub Council pro- jects. Bonnie Campbell sponsors this outstanding organization. 1. Row 1: K. Wedge, S. Law, E. Tomely, K. Laws, S. Burgess, B. Karr, D. Smith, P. Hatre, M. Phillips. Row 2: M. Kuehnert, R. Nepomunceno, B. Chiou, E. Ciawson, R. Spruell, J. Jenson, C. Streets, B. Haines, F. West. Row 3: R. Nedermyer, C. Parker, S. Pedge, T. Bryd, E. Ashton, B. Derr, L. Prescott, S. Lambert, J. Page, D. O ' Shaughnessy, C. Wade, P. Sather, C. Black. BAND Pniow 1: B. Carr, R. Clawson, D. Hill. Row 2: B. Baugh, S. Henri, S. Stocks, D. Boyd, C, Tollett, L. Pruitt, T. Baily, M. Pruett, S. Mishalands. 2. I hope he doesn ' t do that! 3. I can ' t hear a sound! 1 7 BAN I 1 . A W- ' . ' - r 3. Gross! There ' s a big, fat, hairy bug in my trumpet. BAND 1. Drums — Row 1: B. Bishop, ' R. Clawson, D. Thomas. Row 2: B. Baugh, S. Henry, S. Stocks, D. Boyd, C. Toilet, L. Pruett, T. Bailey, M. Pruett, S. Mishaleny, 2. I hope this sounds rights. 3. Drum Majors — D. Davis, H. Jones. 4. I can ' t help it if the band doesn ' t follow — just keep mov- ing your hands and maybe no one will notice. 129 BAND mMffM EWj:: 1. Clarinets — Row 1: S. Hampton, M. Laburde. Row 2: C. Mathews, K. Emer- son, S. Smith, M. MaCrea, L Smith, S. Ellerbe. S. Barnett. Row 3: E. Pollard, K. Brian, B. Ardovino, T. Carver, B. Brahan, M. Phillips, S. Streets, K. Norton, K. Sadler, E. Tomley, L. Woodlief, J, Jenson, R. Spruell, R. Crosby. 2. Saxophones — Row 1: K. Berington, J. Bryant, K. Jones, R. Hardigree, J. Lubous, S. Robins, B. Pruett, C. Sellers, S. Schoolcraft. 3. I hope he doesn ' t expect me to stand here all night and play this song. r-wcrMW SHPI E SS; BAND 1. Color Guard - Row 1: D. Cupett, K. Sadler, L. Woodlief, J. Hartley, C. McWhirter Row 2: H Cribbs J. Busby. S. Rushing, B. Powell, M. Hanks, J. Vance, J. Schutzbach. Row 3:3. Ed- wards F. Vickors, K, Sadler. S. Jennings, S. Jenus. B. Braham. K. Hodgins. Row 4: A. Bamhill, J. Falkenberry, A. Gatson, L. Pecot, S. Macmahon, J. Dampler, C. Laws, C. Black, K. Denson. 2. Majorettes - Row 1: R. Bowman, J. Kuntz. Row 2: D. Roberson, S. Kincaid, J. Jones. Row 3: L. Waters, T. True. 3. Flutes - Row 1: A. May, N. Lee. K. Cligton, L. Capps, N. Muncher. Row 2: C Lithcome, R. Newton, A. Leeiand, A. Lendquiest, D. Thompson, C. Farnell. Row 3: A. Barnh.ii, m. Hodgins, C Black S Streets. D. Cupett, S. Maemihon, C. Laws, D. Dampier. C. McWhirter. 131 BAND The 1983-84 Pride of the Mountain Band has 168 members and comprises four dif- ferent performing groups including the Jazz Ensemble, Marching Band, Concert Band, and Sym- phonic Band. Each group has its own identity and has received superior ratings in competitions and festivals. Individual band members also participate in All- County Music Festival, All State Music Festival, Solo and Ensem- ble, and Honor Bands. The 1983- 84 addition of the Pride of the Mountain Band is the best. 1. Mr. Deagon. Mr. Mayha GERMAN VICA The German Club is composed of interested students who are studying or have studied Ger- man. Each year the club raises funds through candy sales for a Christmas Banquet. Through ac- tivities such as Thanksgiving projects, Home- coming events, and others, the club works to benefit Berry. Mr. Matthews is the sponsor of this active organization. The Vocational Industrial Club of America had a promising and productive year. This organization teaches students skills in business and leadership. Interest is con- tinually growing in this club. This club is sponsored by Mr. Seales. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE } ) ■■• I r UTURE UStNESS EADERS MERICA 133 1 Now, Matt, darling, don ' t muss up Granny ' s makeup. The 1984 Caravel staff wishes to thank the administrative staff for their dedication to Berry High. Because of the long hours spent and the difficult decisions made, they have helped to foster a feeling of pride in our school. ' I ' m so tired of exciting days. ' 136 Gary McBay — Zone Coordinator Johnny Howell — Interim Assistant Principal 137 Susie Yarbrough Auburn University, UAB B.S,, W-A, 9 Math, Alg. I, Student Council Shirley Woodfin Sanford University, UAB B.A.M.A. American History Jane L. Wilson University of Alabama, UAB, Millsaps College B.S., M.S. Englisti 11, Honors English 1 1 Ezell White University of Alabama B S., MA Biology Ruth Wallace Special Ed. Jean Vines HOE Lois R. Truss Auburn University B.S. Math, Alg. I, Alg. II Sandra L. Taylor Auburn University, University of Alabama B.S., M.A. English Thomas Snoddy Livingston University, University of Alabama B.S., M.A., A.A. Alg. II, Alg. Ill — Trig. Doris M. Smith Miles College, U.A.B., Indiana University B.A.,M.A., A.A. P.E. Barbara Smith University of Alabama, Converse College B. Mus., M.A., A.A. Counselor Karia M. Sisson U.A.B. B.S., M.A. English 1 1, Caravel Soon-Bok Lee Sellers Samford University, U.A.B. A.B.,M.A., A.A. Art and Photography David Seales U.A.B. B.S., Distributive Education I.C.T. Faye Scott Office Kathryn K. Roberts Birmingham — Southern Office 138 I can even knit in my sleep. ' Becky Roberson George Orphanos University of Montevallo, U. A. B. Samford Univ., University of B.S. Montevallo Basic Algebra. Basic Geometry. B.A..M.Ed. Caravel Driver Education Pauletle Pearson Beth O ' Neal Jacksonville State. U.A.T.. U.A.B. University of Alabama B.S..M.A.. A.A. B.S. Counseling and Guidance Marketing and Distributive Education Frances B. Ration Queens College. Samford Univ.. Marquetta Murray U.A.B. Miles College. Alabama State B.A. Univ.. U. of Tourraine, U. of Algebra 1. Pre-Algebra Strasbourg. France B.A..M.A. Linda Parker French 1, II, III, Geography Library Martha Ann Murptiy Mississippi College, Univ. of Alabama B.S., M.A. Business Education ' Don ' t be facetious. 139 Elaine Moser Florida Jr. College, Samford Univ., U.A.B., Univ. of Arizona Assoc, of Arts, B.A., M.A., A.A. Government Frances Moon B.A.M.A, A.A. Counselor Beth Meadows English Kay McWhirter Samford University, Univ. of Alabama B.S., MA. Accounting, Typing I Mahala McKinney Birmingham Southern, U.A.B. B.A,, M.A. Biology Bettye McGee Huntington College, U.A.B. B.A.,lv1.A. History Betty McClure Western Illinois Univ., U. of Illinois, Univ. of Montevallo, Illinois State U., U.A.B. B.S., M.A. Home Economics Jane Mahon Agnes Scott College, U.A.B. B.A.,M.S. Physics, Chemistry Jane Lysinger Penn. State University, U.A.B. B.S. in Med. Tech., M.A. Education Biology Janice Lindsay University of Montevallo B.S. Business James Knowles Art I Waiter E. Jones Auburn University, Univ. of Montevallo B.A.,M.A. Driver Education Chipper Janes Choir Janet Hughes Univ. of North Alabama, Univ. of Alabama B.A.,M.A. Government, English Beverly Huddleston Peabody College, U.A.B. B.A.,M.A. L.D. English 12, English 10 Noel Hubbard Jefferson State, U.A.B. Floriculture 140 Shirley L. Harrison Alabama College, Univ JoAnn Howell Montevallo Enlgish 10 B.S. P.E. Pamela Hosmer University of Alabama, UAB Barbara J. Hare B.S., MA. Univ, of Montevallo, Univ Alabama, UAB Annie B. Holt A. A. Tuskegee Institute. UAB, Universi- Health Ed. — Athletics ty of Montevallo B.S., MA. Jackie Hall Alg. 1, II, Pre-Alg. Office Becky Hess Mae 0. Hale Auburn, South Alabama Univ. of Univ. of Tenn., Samford Alabama Univ. of Alabama as.. M.E. B.S., M.S., Ph. D. Basic Matfi, Basic Skills Counselor of of Univ., The 1984 Caravel would like to give special recognition to Lillie Bell Carter for fifteen years of dedicated service. Not only has she spent long hours in custodial service, she has made the environment of our school a better place by showing her kindness and dependability. She is loved and respected by all. ea 141 SENIORS 1 9?? 1.NRAH00SP M H 2. NBOSREOR P 3. NRAPOES % ■ 4.NITCRSIAH W r L 5. NOISSS T ji 6. WFDORARC mfJM 1.EHRS0M 2. ONMO 3. ALESAC 4. DLTNUESHDO 5.SEHS Faculty Favorites Bass — It isn ' t by size that you win or fail, just be the best of whatever you are. Brown — Give to the world the best you have, and the best will conne back to you. Casale — ' ' The way to a woman ' s heart is through the door of a good restaurant. The best mirror is a friend ' s eye. Chase — Only Robinson Crusoe could have everything done by Friday. Christian — Who said life would be easy? Combs — To err is human, to really foul things up requires a computer. Crawford — Know thyself. Finley — A job poorly done stands as a witness against the man who did it. Furnas — Life is tough all over. Giangrosso — Hey! Hare — Absolutely. Harrison — You only get out of high school as much as you put in. If you are active in school functions, you will enjoy school and have a lot to remember in later years. Hess — Those who can do. Those who can ' t teach. Hosmer — ' Be your own best friend. ' Garfield Huddleston — Ships in harbors are safe, but that ' s not what ships are built for. Lysinger — Take time to stop and smel l the roses. Mahon — All things in life are not easy, and physics chemistry is one of those things. McClure — Think! McWhirter — Look at your typing book — not your hands. Murray— Bon! Pearson — A smile is a curve that can set a lot of things straight. Roberson — I have a reputation to uphold. Hey, anything for you, darling. I don ' t wanna hear it. Roberts — Where ' s your requisition? Sisson — Waaa! Save it! Get over it! Don ' t even consider doing that! Snoddy — Let ' s try this, Jessie. Wasden — P-l-e-a-s-e, no more mistakes on your register, Wilson — Three can keep a secret if two of them are dead. ' Benjamin Franklin 143 Hello, Crisis Center? Larry Griffin Drafting Howard Furnas Denison Univ.. Ohio State Univ.. UAB B.A, Spanish I. II, Honors Spanish II Sara Evans Alabama State Univ. B.S. English II Thomas B. Crawford Morehouse College, Alabama Univ. Reserve, Atlanta Univ. B.A., M.Ed. World History, Alabama History C. F. Chimento Auburn, UAB B.S., M.A. Alabama History Judy Chase Univ. of St. Thomas. Birmingham Southern, UAB B.A.,M.A., A.A. English 12, Latin I, II, III Bonnie Casale Auburn, UAB B.S. Sp.Ed. — Visually Impaired Jennifer Carson Science Bonnie Campbell Geometry, Calculas Annie J. Bowman Alabama State Univ. B.S.. M.Ed., English English 9 Susan Bell Univ. of Alabama, Emory Univ., UAB B.S., Masters of Librarianship, A.A, Library Ann Bass Montevallo, UAB, Univ. of Alabama B.S., M.A. Alg. II, Ill Trig., Honors Alg. II Paulette Baker Office V.C. Avery Alabama A and M B.S., M.A. Geography Barbara Atkins Talladega, Univ. of Birmingham B.A., M.A. English 10 Alabama, 146 1. It has been a long day. 2. See my pretty pictures. 3. Heck yea! I ' nn an AUBURN Fan. 4. Flattery will get you an A. 5. Berry ' s band director, hard at work. 6. 1 need my coffee break. 7. What did you call that line segment? 8. Ellis is dedicated to keeping the school clean. 9. SMILE it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to. 147 Ronald E. Abernathy ' Donna Sue Anderson Rebecca Elaine Baines Kandrece L. Barnes Zelia Garth Baugh Billy Blaising Mark R. Adams ' Doug Archer Issam Bajalia Lydia Frances Barnett Michael William Bean Jennie Blaising Tracy Lynn Adkins Joseph Paul Ardovino James Brewster Baker Melanie Ann Barnett Michaele Renee Belser Jennifer Lynn Blanchard Kristi Elaine Agee kelty Aven Brandon Balch William R. Barrett Joseph Charles Bishop Ellsha Dawn Boone Sandra Lynn Allen MtchSelJeHrey Azpell Cheryl Beth Bancroft Jack D. Barry, Jr. JeKrey Michael Bittner Randi J. Bowman Allison Gail Ambrose Det ' 6rah Anne Bailey Steven Christopher Barnes Frank K. Battle Laura Lee Blackwell Tim Boykin Wayne Garfield Breland Thomas David Brilt Ron Broglio Stephen Wayne Brown Elizabeth Ann Bryant Katherine Anne Bunch Patricia Jane Buote Paula Jean Buote Kristen Elizabeth Byars Brenda Cheryl Byfd Chris Byrd Julie Lynn Call Frank Joseph Calma Guy Alexander Carney David Carpenter Leslie Ann Carroll Dale Carter Lisa Ann Carter Susan Lynne Cato Christopher Lynn Causey Kellie De ' Lyne Chapman Barbara Jane Clawson Mike B. Clelland Patricia Ann Clements Kelle Worth Clitton ■ Tracey Anne Crisan Phillip Scott Cooley Sherry Ann Crosby Julie Diane Corbin Terry Ann Crosby Lee Cornelius Vonda Brook Dake Dale E Cox Deborah Ann Darniede Lee Ellis Crane Dusty Darring Dewey Austin Davis. Jr. Jack Oarrin Davis James Tyler Davis Mary Alyson Deason Natalie Paige Dickey Charles Lloyd Dickson. Jr. Mary Chris Dikis. Gerald Scott Dill Tena Louise Donze ' Thomas Stanley Doran Joseph Craig Dorris Kristin Lynn Downs Kelly Denise Duce Jettery L, Dummier Tracy Linette Eads Michael Linn Eddings Leslie Irene Elledge Charlotte Gait Falkenberry David Alan Farr Lisa Marie Faure Sadie Renee Fields Carol Filer Amy Finley Linda Jane Fisher Rena Lynn Fite John Fletcher Michael Alan Folmar Morns Darryl Forrister. Jr Barry Franklin Robert Fulton Becky Gamble Tom Gaston Bruce Andrew ijennari Catherine LoRee Giles Matt Lenard Gilleland Randall Edward Glick Karen FfancesGUthne I Jason Halcomb Jeff Haley John Michael Hall Susan Carol Hampton Philip P Hanctxk Mary Hanks I isa Gayie Harding Jill MarieHarkins Julie Beth Harper Thomas A Harris Jana Flame Hartley Rebecca Jane Hemnch Stanley Robert Helton Grant P Henningsen Craig M Herrin Ricky Hester Byron Anthony Hicks Anita Higdon Kimberiy Rae Hill Stephen A HiramotO Meianie Catherine Hodgens Amy Holer Kelly KristmeHoicomb Pete Consiantme Honi as Elizabeth Penn Howerton Dean J Morrison Jackins Chariene Jackson Janice Ann Jayne Samaniha l ynn Jenmngs as Darryl Jennus Angela Sheree Johnson Keilh Clyde Johnson Frances Fli aDelh Jones HulW Anne Jones Tracey Charle Kfll Marlin-Glenn KM ' ' iO Kelly Alexandfai Kimberly Ann Kir. James Klug ,,yi Mary Elizabeth Julie Mane Krawcheck Kimberlie Ann Krefling Kay Ann Kroul Julie Elizabeth Kuntz Steve Latham Douglas Randolph Lee Sandra Claire Lee Barry Stuart Lane Evelyn Ann Levio Mark Allen Long Gregory John Lozano Douglas Ross Luckett Ronald Robert Lutlrell Angel Macon Chantal Mane Mailre Christy Dawn Manning Walter Keith Martens Steven T Martm Caryn Leigh Matthews Audra Lee May Jennifer Leigh Maytield James Micheal Mayhan Lesli Kim McCage Tracy Jean McCarver John Mark McCollum Daryil McGuire Jetl McMwain Brent McKlnney Michael John McLaughlin ScotI McRae Williann Howard Meadows Micl ael E. Meyer Susan Diane Morgan Lee Howard Wears Lance Miklic Bubba Mori Marjorle Diane Meeks Stephen Miller Makiko Morioka Peter James Melsen Kimberly Dawn f onroe Joseph Leon Mosley Lori Melvin Janice A. Montgomery Mary Leigh Nelems Jonathan Robert Meyer J. Mark Moody Jeana Rae Nesmith Paul Robert Nuckolls Karen A. O ' Brien Rebecca Lynn Olvey LiesI Marie Owens Scott L. Page Jennifer Carol Pass Michael Wirren Pecot Lisa Carol Pendleton Michael Eugene Phillips Cole Pittman Tim Poirier Stacy Ponds Palli Powell Tresa r iwg David Rickels Bert Rogers Mary Rose Schifano Marshal Lancing Seale Leigh PrescotI Eddie Rcti SI . Melinda Rickles Susan Rushing Joseph Schillaci Steven 8 Shettield Uros Presic Kelly f eeiSjgP Peggy Rigney Michelle Ruth Leigh Anne Schilleci Jeffrey M, Sherer Kirk Pressley S ' eteffib M s, : Jay Roberson Scott Sanders Paul Lawrence Sciandra Nikki Kristen Shipic Beth Anne Pruet B; , Angela L. Roberts Steven Glasgow Sanders Pamela Lynn Scott Christine Anne Shotts Gregg Ralalsky Kristi Rich Si ' . Billy Roberts Jerry A. Savage Ronald T. Scott Joseph S. Shunnarah Catne Jo Sikes James W Simmons Lisa Maureen Simpson Timothy Alan Simpson Daniel Scoll Sims Julie LaRue Skelton Gregory Eugene Smith Kimberly Paige Smith Samuel Lee Smoke Thomas W, Snider Emily Ann Spautding Scotty Stanford Julie Elizabeth Stephens Kimberly Denise Stephens Marion Barclay Stotfregen Suzanne Kay Streets Jon Strength John Dodgen Swanson. Jr. David Sylvers Steven Shannon Tapscott Greye Tate William Kevin Taylor Timothy Joel Teel Lisa Ann Thomas Kent Alan Thrash Brenda Tiner Carl Tolbert Catherine Anne Tollett Otto Randall Tompkins Joseph Michael Tosney Tracy Rehi§e True Chad Allen Truett Frances Vickers Teo-Van Vuong Christine Renee Ward Frances Gail Waldrup RoDin Annette Waldrup Amy Renee Wallis Christine Lee Walsh Charles Btent Waiters Brian Lee Warsorr- ' Carolyn Mane Waison Molly Anne Watson Laura Lee Walters Scott Allen Wedge CiiltordWeems Mark E Wemschfeider Ann Elaine Wells Mary Beth Wenning Kirsten Noel Whitley Ramona DeLane Wilkes Amy Arnett Williams Kimberly Lynn Williams Dana Luann Wolfe Joseph Hal Wood Lynnette Eiame Woodiiet Susan Rosemary Woski Thomas Freddie Wright Micheie Leigh Yakubovic Debbie Ann Yates Leigh Ann Yerby -:|| ' 1 Picture Not Available Daryl Garrison James McCormick Slacy Kopp Clarence Pate Rodney Leake ■ Vann Rich M.ifkus Bokelmann SIM Kevin Burks Yvonne Darling ' - Timmy Rogers Brett Wallace JUNICI CLASS Frank Bouchet Andrea Bowden Lani Bowling David Boyd Treva Boyd 159 Zoe Burgess Debra Burroughs Jill Busby Julie Byers Karen Byrd Scott Campbell Wade Cannon pn 1 H 1 1 W t«M m J 1 1 3 1 nl p« ' m M ■ ' iV ,}! U i i ifi Billy Chlou Ron Demumbrum Cathy Denson Cheri Dickson Paul Dobnikar Dorthea Doss 160 Todd Downing Andria Drakos Donna Drummonds Derek Ou|anovic Mike Emanuel V •• I FAVORITE CAR 1. Porsche 2. Corvette 3. Z-28 4. Lamborgini 5. Camaro • ■mf ' r ' r Ursula GroH Kris Gyurko Fay Haley Rodney Haley Bo Hall 161 Susan Hassell Tricia Hayes Colin Hendricks Harry Hill Frances Hodges Hp ' r Wm fWi kF i Wendy LIttrell JeM Long Thad Lowery MIchele Luther Mike Makosky Darrell Mansfield 162 Janet Phillips Greg Pirkle Alanna Pollard Glenn Ponder Tracie Pouncy 163 Chuck Prickett Stacie Props! Michael Pruet Randy Rager Rhonda Ragland Donald Rawson Shannon Reeves FAVORITE BEVERAGE 1. Beer 2. Soft Drinks 3. Whiskey 4. Tea 5. Champagne FAVORITE FOOD 1. Pizza 2. Spaghetti 3. Steak 4. Chicken 5. French Fries Rick Sanders Leigh Sawyer John Schrohenloher Judy Schutzbach MIchele Searcy 164 Julie VanDusen Edward Vaughn Greg Vick Philip Waid Craig Walde Chris Waldsmith 165 Kristie WiNiams FAVORITE CONCERT ' v i i 1. Police 2. Lover boy | 3. Quiet Riot 1 A. Def Leppard 5. Van Haien, The Wlio Rodney Williams Lisa Windsor Karen Wlngard Laura Wood Andre Wooten Debbie Adams Picture Not Available Nancy Lee Joe Bethany Rebecca Funderburg Kim Mallory Todd Borland Robert Gilbreath Rose Mintz Misty Burbank Brent Graves Katherine Morton Michael Carroll Jill Gray Rodney Motes Donna Cooper Sandra Hamm Rick Niedermeier Harry Daniel Barron Hammock Ricky Nuss Derek Dujanovic Tammy Hardin Jennifer Poirier Allan Duncan David Harris Don Ray Martha Ensey Nancy Harrison Greg Rice James Eubanks Jay Hawkins Brian Simon Samantha Ezpeleta Laurie Jones Tracy Thomas John Francis Marvin Johnson David Willauer Jim Froedge Michelle Laborde FAVORriE ENTERTAINMENT 1 1- MTV 2. Parti 3. Radio 4. TV f 5.??? FAVORITE HANGOUT 1. Putt Putt 2. The Pit . House 4. Brookwood Mall thers Music Hall 166 Sei liCyHCI E CLASS Scott Butterworlh Danny Byrne Luchy Cabrera Matthew uaiioway John Campbell John Canter Lori Carter 167 Meltssa Daniel Tim Darby Jean Darnieder Angie Davis Doug Davis DeLaine Dawson 168 Angie Gyurko 169 Kyle Logan Hope Long Tommy Loveless James Maxwell Ephraim Maynard Beth McCormick Heather McCracken 170 Brian Ray Jenniler Reese Danita Ribar Shannon Richardson Shelley Rigby Joel Riggan Rusly Rigney 171 Becky Taylor Leslie Temphn Donella Thomas Mary Thomas Elizabeth Thomley 172 Kfisti Thompson Mike Thompson Tara Thursby Kenneth Tobias Kelly Toh.ll Lesa Tombrello Charles Tompkins FAVORITE MALE 1. sting 2. Michael Jackson 3. Billy Joel 4. Joe Elliot 5. Prince VOCALISTS FEMALE 1. Stevie Nicks 2. Pat Benatar Susan Wedell Gary Wescott Mark Wheeief Paige White 173 LaShan Williams Pam Williamson Dawn Wilson Picture Not Available Todd Atkinson Mike McCracken Michelle Beauchamp Bill Miller Harry Canter Suzanne Mulllnax Lisa Elmore Reginald Phillips Edward Goggans Jimmy Rider Tracy Hill Cathy Sanderson Laura Hodgkins Ann Schuchman Stacey Jones Melinda Thrash PaulJung Robert Vowell Dayna Mancha Thomas Watkins Jennifer Wilson Elizabeth Woodtin 174 rreshman Class Thomas Bailey Craig Baird Chfisti Bandy Dan Barber Norm Barelare Suzanne Barnett Dan Barton PM Wk 1 V l PI Fl BB 1 ■ 1 L C H K «, S K l Wl w% f Z 1 K.4 H m 4 Ji HP i H POI : , t r HH I Matt Bean Cathryn Beck Brooke Belser Buckey Bester Tom Blake Jimmy Branch Jettery Brazier Danny Brewer Danny Brown Catherine Bryan Robert Bryan 175 Leigh Ari rough Tammy Downing James Dubois Stacey Duce Stephen Dunwoodie Angle Edwards 176 ih [ ' h,)nie= Eilerbe Jason English James Ensey Missy Erwin Cindy Fields Angela Foley PITCHER SHOW • 8J3 biOl f a f-ASHDANCIiR) I ■t f 7 IS ' 9 30 i B ■iiiKiiits.-iioomnan (J OEBUC K • 833 ?i? ' A STRANGERS IN LOVE (R| 7 30-9 30 TREASURES OF BRUCE LEE ( 7 tS-9 15 (cinema west • 786 94??) AMITYVILLE3-D(i G) 7 45-9 45 RICHADDPIirOII-HUEANONOW , 7 30-9:30 ( ) ttP TI[t5UI[S Of UIKE lEE (R) supia powit SHOWS STAIT AT DUSK J m J I BESSEMER • 424- Hof) I I«U«IS0II IKIC!I| |7 IS-t IS| WCh: IH HitVIII | ) 7 IS-9 IS ALL SEAT) All TIMESI VACATION («) 7 30-9:30 MR. MOM(k:) 7 15-9:15 STAYING ALIVE (PC) 700-900 NEW YORK NIGHTS (R 7 15-9 15 RISKY BUSINESS (R) 7 30-9 30 RUMBLE FISH(R) 7:15-9 15 II UNDER FIRE(R) 7 00-9 30 All THE RIGHT MOVES (R| 7 15-9 15 i All THE RIGHT MOVES (R) I 7 15-9 15 STRANGERS IN LOVE (R| 7 30-9 30 FAVORITE MOVIE 1. Risky Business, Flash Dance 2. All the Right Moves 3. Fast Times at Ridgemont High 4. Trading Places 5. Vacation Traci Grove Dennis Hamby 177 Christina Kanellis Christy Ketlum Christopher Kessler Amy Key Susan Kincaid Chris King 178 Scott Lawrence Michelle LeCroy Mark Ledingham Susan LeGrone Amy Leland Ro ger Lemley 4 Wm i M f - ll i K  ■ in- ' - fc ' ... Victor Littleton John Mimikakas Will Winderhout Joseph Mitchell Chris Moody Susan Moore 179 FAVORITE VIDEO 1. Love is a Battlefield 2. Synchronicity 11 3. Rock of Ages 4. Say, Say, Say 5. Foolin FAVORITE ALBUM 1. Pyromania 2. Synchronicity 3. Frontiers 4. 1999, Thriller 5. Escape Christy Perkins La Tonya Perry John Phillips Molly Phillips Steve Pickett Amy Pinion 180 Todd Spradley Rusty Spruell Scoll Stewart Ginger Stewart Kelly Stovall 181 Beth Wilkerson Cyndee Williams Norman Williams Robb Williams Brenda Wingard Debbie WIttmeler Picture Not Available Mark Aldred James Minderhout Dan Belser Steven Mishalanie Leigh Capps Jason Proctor Jean Christmas Barry Daniels Suzy Rogers Marvin Sell Melanie Ellis MitziShockley Francis Evans Kelh Shurbert Cynthia Farnell Lisa Smith Leesa Froedge William Taylor David Habshey Donald Thomas Tracy Hand Charles Harrison William Thompson Jennifer Wade Chris Holmes Kathleen Williams Lori Klug Kay Wood Robby Wooten Whitney Wyers Andy Yarbrough Leigh Yates Raymond Yeager 182 Cheeesse M M ' s melt in your mouth, not in your hand. ' It takes two to tango. Totally awesome. ' You want me to wear those when? 183 Boys ' State Commended Students There are many strict requirements for Com- mended Students, but the main one is to have a high score on the P.S.A.T. The students who achieved this meritorious honor are Lee Mears, Jamie Simmons, and Holly Jones (not pictured) . Ron Broglio, the representative to Boys ' State, was elected president of the Public Service Com- mission. At Berry, Ron is involved in F.C.A. and is a member of the Soccer Team. It seems ap- propriate that Ron was elected Most Likely to Succeed by his classmates. Girls ' State Patti Powell was the representative at Girls ' State where she was elected State Senator. A very active member of the student body, Patti is in- volved in many clubs and activities. Some of her activities include the following: Anchor Club, Juniorettes, Honor Society, Serteen Club, and Buccanettes. O c o 186 Students submitted artwork in the 1983 State Fair to be viewed by the public and judged by pro- fessional artists. Ribbons were awarded in each category with several given to Berry students. Once, again, the Bucs came through with victory. Susan Cato First Place — Best Of Show First Place — Watercolor Chip Cooper Third Place — Crayon Alice Crowson Honorable Mention — Watercolor Tina Daily Honorable Mention — Drawings Ursula Groff Second Place — Best Of Show Second Place — Drawings Mary Loli Honorable Mention — Pottery David Michell Second Place — Stencil Tammy Naish Third Place — Ceramics Ki Sanders Honorable Mention — Acrylic Painting Dana Varnadore Third Place — Batik J3 H n: O :z O J3 CD 187 g ' A gsSi yj O O CO cc O O X Members of the Berry Chapter of the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. Their main projects this year were selling homecoming cor- sages and raising money for the needy at Christmas. Once again these outstanding students brought honor and pride to Berry. 1. Officers: Row 1: G. Lozano — President, Row 2: S. Rushing — Treasurer, C. Pittman — Chaplain, C. Watson — Vice President, Not Pic- tured: T. Kell — Secretary 2. This better match nay shirt. 3. No, this is not a sweat band. 4. I wonder how nnany more years they plan to get out of this candle. 5. Row 1: R. Nepomuceno, C. Matthews, Row 2: J. Turner, B. Rowell, S. Rushing, B. Brown, Row 3: B. Jones, C. Watson, F. Vickers, K. Whitley, P. Powell, A. Davis, Row 4: T. Kell, Z. Burgess, B. Heinrick, C. Gilbreath, G. Lozano, Row 5: E. Kozei, C. Pittman, C. Upshaw, M. Kuehnert, Row 6: K. Lockhart, B. Durr, M. Meyer 188 1. You interrupted my playing for this? 2. Cole Pittman taps Becky Brown. 3. Mrs. Pritchett swears in the new members of the Honor Society. 4. Becky Heinrich, come on down! 5. Get up, Mark, we can ' t wait forever. 189 The National Junior Honor Society is composed of freshnnan and sopliomore students who are achievers in scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and service. The club sponsors were Mrs. Moon and Mrs. Hughes. This club participated in many school activities such as Homecoming decorations, posting the honor rolls, and helping needy families. They were also responsible for giving out ribbons every six weeks to students who made all A ' s or A ' s and B ' s. - LU O o C ) o O TOCfTBM. . 1 1. From top to bottom: M. Turner, J. Doe, A. Bailey, D. Turner, J. Ingram, T. Deffenbaugh, K. Kunz, C. Perkins, V. Higgans, P. Austin, T. Navar, J. Huddleston, B. Folsonn, B. Grainger, K. Frazier, M. Lathann, G. Darnieder, S. Sellers, A. Gyurko, N. Rafalsky, L. Collins. Not pictured: C. Dickas, 0. Porter, D. Robinson, B. Bartow, A. Gaston, B. Haynes, S. Kincaid 2. Officers: S. Sellers — President, A. Gyurko — Vice- President, N. Rafalsky — Secretary, L. Collins — Treasurer 190 The students in the Scholar ' s Bowl were chosen for their scholastic ability and achievement. They were in several competitions including one at Jefferson State. Making a trip to the Huntsville Space Center was a highlight of the year. Row 1: A. Gyurko, B. Heinrick, S. Hampton, E, Connor, Row 2: Mr. Slagle — sponsor, D. Boyd, R. Clawson, A. Drakos, F. West, Mr. Orphanos — sponsor. Row 3: B. Chiou, C. Parker, J. Hud- dleston, J. Jenson, S. Kincaid, R. Spruel, B. Haynes. I The Show Choir performed for many civic organizations, choral concerts, and other functions. They are looking forward to a spring trip. These talented students have represented the school well. Row 1: D. Snnith, Row 2: M. Faulker, B, Rowell, Row 3: D. Waters, D. Brown, A. Morgan, Row 4: M. Meeks, T. Spradley, Row 5: F. Merril, B. Watson, D. Jenkins, D. Burroughs, Row 6: V. Jones, M. Creesman, Row 7: J. Jones, R. Pate, S. West, C. Giles ■ , fjTiT rr - trr- P fjfSf T Hf wftiK RwfP M fci telMiHrBiMi waM %j JEFFERSON COUNTY SCHOOLS flkfiii M The Interclub Council is composed of the presidents of the clubs at Berry. They are responsible for deciding the club honors to be awarded on Awards Day and recording club activities. From left to right: B. Chiou, M. Phillips, S. Wedge, C. Matthews, J. Krawcheck, P. Powell, S. Hampton, B. Heinrick, S. Sellers, S. Cato. O o J3 CD 191 students chosen for Who ' s Who Among American High Students are chosen on the basis of accomplishments in school, church activities, and community affairs. Although very few students have received this honor in the past. Berry was fortunate in having twenty-four students chosen. 1. Row 1: M. Belser, R. Broglio, G. Lozano, S. Cato, K. Giles, R. Waldrup. Row 2: M. Wenning, Ji Krawcheck, B. McKinney, E. Kozel. Row 3: Z. Baugh, P. Powell, S. Hampton, M. Phillips, S. Wedge, K. Guthrie, L. Faure, S. Jennings, D. Anderson, J. Skelton, J. Blanchard, L. Mears, J. Klug. Not Pictured: M. Watson. •jit ' O: -- «f ' (J) DC o O X Seniors enrolled in an advanced math course who are members of the Math Club are eligible for membership in Mu Alpha Theta. This is a great honor for those with exceptional mathematical abilities. 2. Row 1: J. Page, M. Kuehnert, J. Krawcheck, E. Kozel. Row 2: E. Crowson, 0. Parker, B. Karr, M. Phillips, B. Chiou, R. Neponnuceno. 192 The Anchor Club is one of the most active service clubs. They gave the special education students a Halloween party and a Christmas party at Green Valley Elementary. Winning the best float for Homecoming was the culmina- tion of hard work and participation in community affairs. 1. Row 1: P. Powell, M. McLaughlin, J. Jayne, J. Krawcheck, E. Kozel, K. Martens, B. Heinrich. Row 2: Mrs. Mahon, E. Spaulding, D. Darnieder, T. Ready, J. Skelton, A. Johnson, C. Watson, K. Giles, M. Belser, J. Phillips, M. Wenning, P. Buote, L. Barnett, P. Buote, A. Bowden. Row 3: S. Hampton, C. Davison, N. Cox, W. Lawrence, J. Turner, B. Stroffregen, M. Luther, C. Gyurko, P. Davis. 2. Officers: President — P. Powell, Vice- President — B. Heinrich, Secretary — J. Skelton, Treasurer — J. Jayne, Historian — E. Kozel, Chaplian — W. Lawrence. 193 o o o LJJ Q CO The Student Council played an important part in the student life at Berry. This organization was responsible for planning such activities as dances, Homecoming week, and assemblies. Along with these ac- tivities, they sponsored the Air Band Festival, Powder Puff football game, and the Boy ' s Beauty Walk. The Student Coun- cil worked very hard this year and their ef- forts were greatly appreciated by everyone. 1. Row 1: B. Wallis, M. Grant, B. Stoffregen, A. Davis, C. Johnson, C. Dorn, B. Folsom, B. Scharf, H. Wood, S. Stanford. Row 2: J. Bitt- ner, K. Taylor, C. Dorris, A. Johnson, S. Fridley. Row 3: C. Williams, K. Lockhart, T. Davis, T. Jennus, M. McLaughlin, D. Turner. Row 4: A. Wallace, J. Huddleston. Row 5: W. Lawrence, M. Kuehnert, B. Hall, K. Helmi, P. Davis, A. Bowden. 2. Sponsor: Mrs. Yarbrough. 3. Please, Mrs. Yarbrough, just one nnore chance. 4. Officers: President — S. Stanford, 1st Vice-President . T, Jennus, 2nd Vice-President — K. Helmi, Secretary — C. Dorn, Treasurer — M. Kuehnert, Historian — B. Stoffregen, Parliamentarian — J. Bittner. Not Pictured: Chaplain — J. Fisher. 194 1. Sleeping on the job, huh, Mrs. Yarbrough? 2. Student Council leaders at work. 3. Let ' s be buddies! 4. . . .and then what happened, Keno? 5. The Student Council in in-depth study. 195 LU cc o Who is that kid? How do I do that? You want me to do that? I ' m supposed to proofread what? How do you crop a picture? How am I ever going to finish on time? Where are my pic- tures? How can I sell all those ads? These questions fill the trapped white space of Caravel Staff members who spend many late hours prepar- ing the pages of the yearbook. Sponsored by Mrs. Roberson and Mrs. Sisson, the staff met at sixth period and found the experience to be a challenge filled with many rewards. Editor 2. Row 1: M. Barnett, P. Buote, P. Nuckolls, J. Schillaci, C. Matthews, M. Azpell, M. Yakubovic, M. Hanks, A. Wallis, Row 2: R. Waldrup, M. Musick, C. Porter, Row 3: M. Belser, K. Goddard, D. Balch, M. Wenning, B. Roberson, T. Kell, S. Espeleta, M. Levio, A Deason, M. Watson, K. Sisson. 3. Sponsors: B. Roberson, K. Sisson. 196 T ' 1. Section Editors: Row 1: P. Buote, J. Schillaci, S. Cato, Row 2: M. Levio, R. Waldrup, C. Porter, A. Wallis 2. Student Life: Row 1: P. Buote, M. Yakubovic, Row 2: S. Ezpeleta, T. Kell. 3. Classes: M. Azpell, M. Levio, D. Balch, M. Hanks. 4. Sports: Row 1: C. Matthews, A. Wallis, Row 2: P. Nuckolls. 5. Clubs: Row 1: M. Barnett, A. Deason, Row 2: J. Schillaci. 197 LLI DC O 1. Honors: C. Porter, M. Musick. 2. Faculty: M. Belser, S. Cato. 3. Ads: K. Goddard, R. Waldrup. 4. I can ' t believe I did this whole layout wrong 5. Oh, shucks! 198 3 ■ 1 1 w w wr iLi MH k. ll ■ p 1 ■jH k 1 1 J jH m 1 7- M ■ B ■ r i Jt T B i Y V f - w 1, . ■ •■ p 1 r v ' ' ' iriiiHl 1. This is so stupid. 2. I can type 100 words a minute. 3. I have to stop sucking my thumb. 4. What am I doing? 5. Stars fell on Alabama . . . 199 Many members of the Pride of the Mountain band were honored by being selected for All-County Band. This band is composed of students from Jefferson County schools. Many members of our band participated in this event. Row 1: K. Tobias, B. Bartow, T. Bailey, C. Denson, B. Brahan, E. Deason, L. McCage, K. Laus, D. Brewer, A. Yarbrough, R. Clawson, S. VanVooris, C. Waide, K. Jones, Row 2: R. Har- digree, S. Ellerbe, S. Barnett, S. Smith, K. Norton, L. Woodlief, R. Wilkes, K. Clifton, K. Cook, B. Pruet, E. Thomley, S. Kincaid, A. Gaston, C. Black, Row 3: M. Pruet, L. Picard, B. Haynes, J. Dubas, L. Pruitt, S. Wedge, J. Jensen, J. Ar- dovino, R. Wilkes, J. McCollum, S. Page, J. Giles, C. Sellers, S. Hiramoro. CO cc O o Q OQ Several members of the Pride of the Mountain band were recognized as outstanding band students in All-State competition. These students worked very hard, and Berry is very proud of them. i Row 1: K. Sadler, S. Barnett, B. Brahan, Lif Woodlief, L. McCage, K. Cook, B. Pruet, S. Kin-: ' caid, C. Black, Row 2: S. Henry, K. Laus, E.- Thomley, K. Tobias, S. Wedge, J. Ardovino, R. Wilkes, J. Giles, R. Clawson, S. Hiramoto. This is the second year that many Pride of the Mountain band members have par- ticipated in the Birmingham -Southern Band. Berry is very proud to have these outstanding band students. Row 1: K. Laus, B. Brahan, L. McCage, K. Cook, Row 2: D. Davis, J. Ardovino, Mr. Mayhall. 200 Berry had two talented football players who received many awards. Scott Dill was one of these players. He was selected as a player on the All-County, All-Metro, and All-Region teams. The Shades Valley Sun also selected him as Defensive Player of the Year. Lee Crane was another outstand- ing football player for Berry. He was selected as a player on the All- County, All-Metro, and All-Regional teams. In addition to these honors, he was selected as a player on the All-State team. o o H CD O o J3 CD 201 i DC o Berry had several members of the Wrestling Team who ranked high in the State Meet. Scotty Stanford and Scott Rich finished second while Phillip Adams finished fourth, Chad Dorn placed sixth, Brian Brantley finished first, and Mike Washer placed sixth. o X o 05 LU DC 202 Valedictorians are chosen for their outstanding acadennic qualities. They must have a perfect 4.0 average throughout high school. The Valedic- torians are Greg Lozano, Elizabeth Kozel, Cole Pittman, Kirsten Whitley, Susan Rushing, Patti Powell, and Carolyn Watson. This year ' s Salutatorian is Missy Yakubovic. She was chosen for her second highest rank in the Senior class. The Latin Honor Society is composed of Latin students who have a minimum of one B and two A ' s for their semester average. They are sponsored by Miss Chase. o o an 203 Football Freshman B-Team Varsity Hall, John Most School Spirit Tennis Varsity Hampton, Suaan Beauty Walk Top Thirty NJHS Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Anchor Club Senior Director Christian Club FSA President HOSA Interclub Council Serteen Club Band Concert Marching Secretary Symphonic Choir Girls Ensemble Hanks, Mary Caravel Siaft FHA FSA VIP Band Concert Flag Corps Marching Symphonic Harding, Lisa Beauty Walk AFS Secretary Senior Advisor Junior Civitan Serteen Club Treasurer Golf Varsity Powder Puff Football Harper, Julio Beauty Walk Homecoming Court Junior Attendant Senior Attendant HOSA Junior Civitan Serteen Club VIP Povtrder Puff Football Hartley, Jana Beauty Walk Top Thirty Anchor Club Christian Club FBLA Chaplain FSA Colorguard Captain Heinrich, Becky Alabama Alumni Association Award Beauty Walk NJHS Scholar ' s Bowl U.S. Achievement Academy Award AFS Anchor Club Vice President Christian Club FHA President Treasurer Interclub Council Vice President Juniorettes Spanish Club Herrin, Craig Art Club FBLA FCA Football Freshman B-Team Varsity Wrestling Freshman Varsity Hester, Ricky VICA Hicks, Byron Best Dressed Hill, Kim FCA VICA VIP Hodgens, Melanie Beauty Walk Who ' s Who Among American High School Students FBLA French Club FSA Serteen Club Band Colorguard Symphonic Juniorettes Hofer, Amy Christian Club Photography Club Mat Maid Hontzas, Pete Cross Country Freshman Jackins, Dean Art Club DECA FBLA FFA Football Freshman B-Team Golf Varsity Student Council Representative Jackson, Charlene Christian Club FFA Track Jayne, Janice Anchor Club Treasurer DECA Junior Civitan Jennings, Samantha Beauty Walk Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Christian Club FBLA Band Concert Flag Corps Marching Symphonic Juniorettes ' Jennus, Thomas jt Beauty Walk Escort ( Friendliest lirt Club FCA Basketball Freshman B-Team Cross-Country Freshman Tennis Varsity Student Council Vice President Johnson, Angle Academic Letter Beauty Walk Top Thirty Most School Spirit U.S. Student Council Award Anchor Club Junior Director Senior Director Christian Club FCA Cheerleader Freshman B-Team Varsity Co-Head Student Council Jones, Holly Academic Letter National Merit Commended Student FSA Spanish Club Band Outstanding Band Student All-County All-State Drum Major Ensemble Jazz Ensemble Marching Solo Symphonic Walker State Honors Band Jones, Johnnifer AFS HOSA Junior Civitan Powder Puff Football Choir Concert Girls Ensemble Show Choir Kell,Tracey Academic Letter Alabama Alumni Association Award Caravel Staff Photo Editor NJHS National Honor Society Secretary Who ' s Who Among American High School Students DECA Kelly, Martin FFA Kirkpatrick, Kim Christian Club FCA Serteen Club VIP Buccanettes Head Kozel, Mary Elizabeth Academic Letters Alabama Alumni Association Awards Outstanding Leadership Scholastic Excellence Algebra II Team Beauty Walk Top Ten Hoover Exchange Club Youth ( the Month Award i Homecoming Attendant ) Junior j NJHS I Most Likely to Succeed j Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Anchor Club Historian Junior Civitan Vice President Math Club VIP Cross-Country Varsity Track Varsity Krawcheck, Julie i Academic Letter , Alabama Alumni Association ; Award Algebra II Team Hoover Exchange Club Youth o the Month Award i NJHS Mu Alpha Theta Who ' s Who Among American i High School Students , Anchor Club Junior Civitan i President , Vice President Math Club VIP I Class Olympics Cross-Country Freshman i Varsity Swimming Varsity Track | Freshman ! Varsity | Krefting, Kim i Beauty Walk Christian Club DECA , District Competition i FBLA i FCA I Junior Civitan ■■ Honorary Member i VIP ! Buccanettes i Golf State Competition I Krout, Kay Beauty Walk i First Alternate i Anchor Club DECA District Competition FBLA FCA Junior Civitan VIP Basketball Varstiy Student Council Director of Activities Kuntz, Julie FCA VIP Chaplain Buccanettes Band Majorette Head Marching Student Council Lee, Sandy Beauty Walk WICA Mayfield, Jennifer 1 Art Club 1 zano, Greg FBLA iAcademic Letter FFA Alabama Alumni Association FHA Award Berry High School Representative Mayhan, Mike to the Optimist Club FCA Hoover Exchange Club Student Football of the Month Award Freshman Hoover Exchange Club Youth of B-Team the lulonth Award Track President Varsity Who ' s Who Among American Wrestling High School Students A CC Freshman AFS Soccer McCage, Lesli Varsity Christian Club Spanish Club Band 1 All-County 1 All-State aeon, Angel Birmingham-Southern Honor Pep Club Band Cheerleader IVIarching Freshman Reading B-Team Symphonic Varsity Walker College Honor Band Softball Track McCollum, John Volleyball Art Club Christian Club aitre, Chantal Spanish Club HOSA Band Photography Club All-County Basketball Junior High Freshman Senior High Varsity Concert Soccer Ensemble Freshman Jazz Ensemble Varsity Marching Softball Solo Freshman Symphonic Student Council McKinney, Brent anning, Christy Beauty Walk Escort FFA Most Unpredictable Photography Club Who ' s Who Among American Drill Team High School Students Volleyball Senior Class President Freshman Baseball Head Manager artens, Keith B-Team Academic Letter Varsity Alabama Alumni Association Award McLaughlin, Mike Alabama Lions ' s Club High Junior Class President School Leadership Conference Most Dependable Sewanee Award for Excellence Most Outstanding Junior Boy AFS Who ' s Who Among American President High School Students Vice President Anchor Club Anchor Club Helmsman Helmsman Football Interclub Council Freshman Football B-Team Student Trainer Varsity Soccer Student Council Varsity Senior Representative latthews, Caryn Meadows, Bill Academic Letter Hugh O ' Brien Award Alabama Alumni Association Junior Civitan Award Latin Club . Beauty Walk Photography Club Top Ten Projection Club Caravel Staff Wrestling NJHS Freshman Vice President Varsity National Honor Society ■ Interclub Council VIP Powder Puff Football Mears, Lee National Merit Semifinalist Meeks, Marjorie AFS Junior Advisor Christian Club FBLA FFA Reporter Secretary Spanish Club Melsen, Peter Christian Club FCA Football Varsity Wrestling Varsity Melvin, Lori ViCA Meyer, Jon VICA Meyer, Michael Academic Letter National Honor Society VFW Award DECA Vice-President Miklic, Lance Band Monroe, Kim Beauty Walk Who ' s Who Among American High School Students FCA HOSA VIP Cheerleader Freshman B-Team Varsity Gymnastics All-County All-State Most Accumulated Points Award Most Outstanding Gymnast Student Council Junior Representative Montgomery, Jann Beauty Walk FCA FFA HOSA VICA Secretary Golf Varsity Moody, Mark VICA Treasurer Band Concert Marching Morgan, Susan FHA Volleyball Freshman B-Team Morioka, Makiko FFA Spanish Club Morris, Joni Christian Club Junior Civitan President Pep Club Tennis Varsity Nelems, Leigh Serteen Club VICA VIP Vice President Track B-Team Nesmilh Jeana Beauty Walk Nuckolls, Paul Caravel Staff Photography Awards First and Second Place Photography Club Tennis Freshman Wrestling Freshman , B-Team ! O ' Brien, Karen FHA HOSA Junior Civitan Band Concert Marching Owens, LiesI Miss Senior Class Homecoming Court Sophomore Attendant Homecoming Queen Serteen Club VIP Buccanette Page, Scott Band All-County Marching Symphonic Pass, Jennifer FFA HOSA Treasurer Serteen Club Pate, Clarence Soccer Varsity Pecot, Mike Photography Club Vice President Spanish Club Vice President Soccer Pendleton, Lisa FBLA FFA VICA Phillips, Michael Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Interclub Council Math Club Treasurer Spanish Club President VICA Pittman, Cole NJHS President National Honor Society Chaplain Christian Club FFA Poirier, Tim Baseball B-Team Varsity Basketball Freshman B-Team Varsity Cross-Counlry , Freshman Rickles, Melinda Freshman Club Ponds, Stacy Junior Civitan Christian Club Serteen Club FBLA Sophomore Action VICA Dance Squad Sophomore Powell, Patti Senior Academic Letter Alabama Alumni Association Rigney, Peggy Award Christian Club Beauty Walk FBLA Top Thirty Spanish Club Girls ' State Representative VICA Senator Vice President Most Dependable Cheerleading NJHS Freshman National Honor Society B-Team National Merit Letter for Chemistry Roberts, Angle Rensselear Polytechnical Inst. Who ' s Who Among American Math and Science Award High School Students USSA Leadership and Service Artcfub Award FSA Who ' s Who Among American Spanish Club High School Students Junior Achievement Anchor Club Junior Director Roberts, Billy President Art Club Interclub Council Cross-Country Juniorettes B-Team President Varsity Serteen Club Track Spanish Club B-Team Buccanettes Varsity Co-Head Hoover Bell Rushing, Susan Student Council Academic Letter Chaplain Beauty Walk NJHS Presic, Uros Most Outstanding Junior Girl AFS National Honor Society Soccer Anchor Club Varsity FBLA FHA Pruett, Beth Anne Juniorettes Alabama Alumni Association Spanish Club Award Flag Corps Beauty Walk Student Council AFS Senior Representative FBLA Spanish Club Powder Puff Football s Band All-County Sanders, Steven All-Stale Jazz Ensemble DECA Birmingham-Southern Reading FBLA Band FHA Marching FSA Section Leader VICA Solo and Ensemble Band Symphonic Band Walker College Honor Band Savage, Jerry VICA Schifano, Mary R Beauty Walk NJHS Ready, Tresa Christian Club Academic Letter VIP Beauty Walk Volleyball Top Thirty B-Team Spanish Club Varsity Anchor Club Student Council Representative Schillaci, Joe Caravel Staff Re , Dena Coin Club Beauty Walk FCA FBLA Woodman Club FSA Soccer Spanish Club Varsity Band Wrestling Concert Varsity Symphonic . ; Marching ' fej . Schilleci, Leigh Anne Reading ' . K ' . Beauty Walk Solo Ensemble Mv AFS ' • sB -i FHA Richardson, Kriati ' 1H|K|: ' Chaplain Christian Club IH ■ ' Secretary FFA Bfer ' ' ; ' - ■ ' ' French . Club Spanish Club f Golf Team i; ScJandra, Paul Scott, Pam Spanish Club VIP Cross-Country Track Scott, Ronald T. Art Awards Art Club Sergeant at Arms FCA Latin Club President Basketball Freshman Football Freshman B-Team Varsity Seale, Lance Sherer, Jeff Baseball B-Team Varsity Shipic, Nikki Homecoming Attendant Freshman DECA FFA VIP Shotts, Christine NJHS Christian Club FFA Shunnarah, Joseph Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Sikes, Carrie FBLA French Club Junior Civitan VIP Cross-Country N.S. Drill Team Track Simmons, Jamie NMSC Commended Student Spanish Award 1982 Who ' s Who Among American High School Students AFS FBLA Spanish Club Band Concert Marching Symphonic Simpson, Lisa Beauty Walk FCA FFA VIP Simpson, Timothy Alan FCA Latin Club Football Junior High B-Team Varsity Swimming Varsity Wrestling Junior High Sims, Scott DECA Skelton, Julie Beauty Walk Top Thirty Who ' s Who Among American High School Students Anchor Club Secretary Christian Club ) FCA ! Volleyball Varsity Choir Concert Mixed Ensemble Smith, Gregory E. FCA Baseball B-Team Varsity Smith, Kim Beauty Walk AFS Christian Club FCA Junior Civitan VICA Treasurer VIP Cross-Country Junior High Track Junior High Varsity Smoke, Sammy Player of the Week Berry vs. Jess Lanier FCA Football Freshman B-Team Varsity Golf Varsity Snider, Tad Best Looking Class Olympics Metro Superstars FCA HOSA Spanish Club Football Varsity Soccer Varsity Most Valuable Player Spaulding, Emily Cross-Country All-State Team 1980-82 Most Improved Runner Most Valuable Player Track 1 Most Dedicated Runner Most Improved Performer AFS Anchor Club Senior Director FCA Spanish Club Cross-Country Junior High Varsity Track Junior High Varsity Stanford, Scotty Cross Country Third in State Class Favorite Freshman Sophomore Mr. Berry Track Mile State Champion Wrestling All-State Third FCA Baseball Varsity Basketball Junior High Cross Country Junior High 1 Varsity Latin Club 1 Football Serteen Club ,! Varsity Football Track Freshman Junior High B-Team Varsity Varsity ' Wrestling Wrestling Varsity Freshman Student Council President True, Tracy Representative Beauty Walk Anchor Club Stephens, Denise Christian Club Christian Club FBLA DECA Secretary District and State Competition FCA FFA FSA Serteen Club Powder Puff Football Tennis Band Concert Stoffregan, Barclay Majorettes Beauty Walk Who ' s Who Among American Truet, Chad High School Students Wrestling Anchor Club Varsity DECA FHA Secretary V )■ Vice President ■ FSA Vickers, Frances Juniorettes Academic Letter Majorettes Beauty Walk Student Council National Honor Society Historian DECA FHA Streets, Suzie Flag Corps Beauty Walk Christian Club Vuong, Tec FBLA FBLA President VICA Reporter Secretary Vice President Soccer State District V FSA Interclub Council w Band Concert Waldrup, Frances Marching Beauty Walk Symphonic Cross-Country Flag Corps All-State Squad Leader Junior High Varsity Swanson, Chip FBLA FCA Cross-Country T Junior High Varsity , Tapscott, Steven Diving i , VICA Junior High r Varsity ' ' Taylor, Kevin Track . Best All Around Junior High r. j Football Varsity B-Team Varsity Waldrup, Robin Student Council Beauty Walk Caravel Staff , Thomas, Lisa Business Manager Who ' s Who Among American Who ' s Who Among An- High School Students High School Students Art Club FCA DECA VIP FFA Cross-Country FHA Junior High , Photography Club Varsi ty Diving liner, Brenda Junior High FBLA Varsity ■ HOSA Track Junior High Tollett.Cathi Varsity FBLA FHA Wallis, Amy ' Junior Civitan Club Beauty Walk ' Powder Puff Football Best Looking Volleyball Caravel Staff Band Homecoming Attendai Concert Junior Drummer Senior Christian Club t Tosney, Joseph VIP ► Wittiest Cheerleader i HOSA Freshman B-Team FBLA Varsity Vice President Powder Puff Football Juniorettes Wallers, Brent Williams, Amy FBLA Beauty Walk Junior Civitan Top Thirty Girl ' s Basketball Walsh, Christy All-County Team Pep Club MVP in County Tournament FTA Track President Indoor State Shotput Record Cheerleader Anchor Club Track FFA FSA Ward, Christine Junior Civitan Beauty Walk Basketball Top Thirty Freshman Art Club B-Team DECA Varsity FBLA Track FHA Varsity Photography Club Volleyball B-Team Watson, Carolyn Varsity Academic Letters Alabama Alumni Association Wolfe, Dana Award Beauty Walk Beauty Walk Christian Club Top Ten DECA NJHS FBLA National Honor Society Serteen Club Vice President National Science Merit Award Woodlief, Lynne AFS Christian Club Anchor Club FBLA DECA Band All-County Watson, Molly All-State Caravel Staff Marching Assistant Editor Reading Who ' s Who Among American Symphonic High School Students Walker State College Honor Christian Club Band Communication Director Flag Corps FHA Walters, Laura Y HOSA Junior Civitan Yakubovic, Missy Secretary Academic Letter Juniorettes Alabama Alumni Association Latin Club Award Treasurer Beauty Walk Serteen Club Caravel Staff Gymnastics NJHS Treasurer Wedge, ScotI FCA Mu Alpha Theta VIP Who ' s Who Among American Secretary High School Students Cheerleader Interclub Council Junior High Math Club B-Team President Powder Puff Football Math Team Sophomore Class Secretary Geometry Band Advance Placement Band Lab York, Todd FCA All-County Greek Club All-State Junior Civitan Concert Serteen Club Jazz Ensemble Football Marching Solo and Ensemble Junior High Soccer Symphonic Junior High B-Team Weinschreider, Mark Track Varsity Track Junior High B-Team Varsity Wenning, Mary 7 Beauty Walk _. Caravel Staff Zito, Frank Editor Hoover Exchange Club Youth of the Month Award NJHS Secretary Outstanding Junior Award AFS Vice President Anchor Club Senior Directory A FCA A VICA Abernathy, Ronnie President ID NJHS VIr AFS Parliamentarian ' Serteen Club Cheerleading Spanish Club B-Team Volleyball Adkins, Tracy B-Team Beauty Walk Top Thirty FBLA Baines, Becky Christian Club FFA HOSA FSA Chaplain Latin Club President Photography Club Secretary Latin Club Serteen Club Secretary Allen, Sandra Beauty Walk Baker, Jimmy NJHS Best Ail-Around NJHS HOSA Serteen Club Photography Club Cheerleader Projection Club B-Team Serteen Club Varsity Spanish Club Powder Puff Football Tennis Student Council B-Team Treasurer Varsity Freshman Track Sophomore Junior High Junior Student Council Treasurer Ambrose, Allison Christian Club Barnes, Kande FBLA AFS VICA HOSA Class President Junior Civitan VIP Serteen Club Anderson, Donna Barnett, Lydia Who ' s Who Among American Beauty Walk High School Students Anchor Club Choir Christian Club AFS Juniorettes FBLA Serteen Club Junior Civitan Spanish Club Juniorettes Powder Puff Football Serteen Club Spanish Club Barnett, Melanie Beauty Walk Ardovino, Joe Caravel Staff Most Talented NJHS Art Club Mu Alpha Theta Band Who ' s Who Among American All-County High School Students First Chair AFS Junior High FBLA All-State Jaz7 FFA Lead Junior Civitan All-State Symphonic Red Band Juniorettes Birmingham-Southern College Treasurer Honor Band Math Club Concert Band Jazz Ensemble Concert Lead Marching Marching Symphonic Outstanding Musician Reading Baugh, Zelia Section Leader Who ' s Who Among American Solo and Ensemble High School Students Soloist AFS Symphonic Senior Representative First Chair FBLA Historian Azpell,Mlke Band Carave Staff Section Leader Junior Civitan All-County Soccer Ensemble Marching Symphonic B Solo Powder Puff Football Bailey, Debbie Senior Team Captain Beauty Walk :j|?- ' - Homecoming Court ¥ ' , Bean, Mike Senior Attendant FBLA Christian Club S,,,:. Junior Civitan -iv. Spanish Club Cross-Country Junior High Varsity Track Junior High Varsity Wrestling Junior High Bowman, Randi Christian Club FBLA FCA FHA VIP Band Marching Buccanettes Majorettes Head Breland, Wayne Art Club Vice President Photography Club Broglio, Ron Boys ' State Most Likely to Succeed ' FCA Activities Director Soccer Varsity Bryant, Beth Beauty Walk Christian Club FFA Band Concert Marching Belser, Michaele Caravel Staff Byrd, Brenda Who ' s Who Among American Christian Club High School Students FFA Anchor Club Spanish Club FBLA Vice President Junior Civitan VIP Spanish Club Mat Maid Junior High Bittner, Jeff Class Favorite Junior c FCA Football Call, Julie Freshman Beauty Walk B-Team DECA Varsity FBLA Baseball Spanish Club B-Team Varsity Calma, Frank Basketball DECA v Freshman Cross-Country Student Council Football Parliamentarian Track Blaising, Billy Carpenter, David Christian Club Christian Club Photography Club Senior Class Chaplain Cross-Country Freshman Carroll, Leslie B-Team Beauty Walk Soccer Top Ten B-Team HOSA Track VIP Freshman Powder Puff Football Varsity Carter, Lisa Blaising, Jennie DECA Beauty Walk FBLA Christian Club Band VICA Concert Cross-Country Marching Track Cato, Susan Blanchard, Jennifer Academic Letter Who ' s Who Among American Art Award High School Students Caravel Staff AFS Most Talented Christian Club NJHS FBLA Who ' s Who Among American Junior Civitan High School Students Serteen Art Club President Bokelmann, Markus Christian Club Show Choir Chapman, Kellie Junior Civitan VICA Clelland, Michael Clements, Patricia Beauty Walk Christian Club DECA District Competition VICA Clifton, Kelle Beauty Walk AFS Christian Club FSA Spanish Club Band All-County Junior High Senior High Concert Darnieder, Deborah Football Fulton, RolMrt Ensemble AFS Freshman Band Marching Secretary Wrestling Section Leader Anchor Club Freshman Solo Christian Club B-Team G Symphonic Spanish Club Varsity Walker State College Honor Student Council Giles, Cathy Band Darring, Dusty Anchor Club Duce, Kelly Christian Club orbin, Julie Diane Davis, Austin Beauty Walk FHA Junior Civitan Art Awards Top Thirty Vice President Track Drafting Awards Spanish Club FSA Freshman Art Club DECA Play Band Junior Civitan Annie Get Your Gun Concert Davis, Darrin HOSA Band Marching Photography Award FSA All-County Photography Club Tennis Team Junior High ornelius, Lee VICA Senior High Vista Club Dummier, Jeff Birmingham Southern Honor Davis, Tyler Track Band ox, Dale Mr. Berry Varsity Ensemble FCA Cross-Country Marching rane, Lee Ellis Junior Civitan Varsity Solo Football Football BSL Swimming Symphonic Freshman Freshman Choir Varsity Track All-County All-Region Varsity E Concert All-Metro Student Council Show Choir All-County Big Brothers Eads, Tracy All-State DECA Grisham, Julie Bad Sue Award Deason, Alyson Christian Club Baseball Beauty Walk Elledge, Leslie Chaplain B-Team Top Thirty Beauty Walk Secretary Varsity Caravel Staff Top Thirty FBLA Art Club Christian Club rosby, Sherry FCA FCA Gunter, Teresa Beauty W alk Track Serteen Club Spanish Club Top Ten Band VIP Treasurer Favorite Student Concert Cheerleader Geometry Marching B-Team Gustin, Chris Algebra II Powder Puff Football Most Athletic Miss PHS 1983 Dickey, Paige Class Favorite Fourth Alternate Beauty Walk Sophomore ■ Debate Team Best Dressed F Art Club Math Team Anchor Club Basketball Scholars Bowl Junlorettes Falkenberry, Charlotte Junior High Junior Civitan Christian Club Beauty Walk B-Team Serteen Club Band FBLA Varsity Concert FFA Football rosby, Terry Marching FSA Varsity Annual Staff Latin Club Golf Junior Miss Dickson, Chip Photography Club Varsity Top Ten FCA President Math Team Football Secretary Guthrie, Blake Newspaper Staff Varsity Flag Corps FCA Public Speaking Wrestling Basketball First Place Varsity Faur6, Lisa Freshman Scholars Bowl Math Team Beauty Walk B-Team First Place Top Thirty Football United Nations Delegate Dikis, Mary Chris Most Athletic Freshman Debate Club Most Unpredictable Who ' s Who Among American Soccer Jazz Club Beauty Walk High School Students Varsity Band Top Thirty Christian Club Jazz Serteen Club FCA Guthrie, Karen Junior Civitan Christian Club VIP Beauty Walk Basketball Powder Puff Football Caravel Staff Varsity Track NJHS ) Volleyball B-Team Typing Award Varsity Varsity Class Secretary Freshman Who ' s Who Among American ake. Brook Miss Berry Track High School Students Christian Club Beauty Walk Dill, Scott Junior Serteen Club Top Ten Football VIP Class Favorite B-Team Filer, Carol Sophomore Varsity Beauty Walk u Junior All-Region FBLA H Homecoming Sophomore All-County FFA Attendant All-Metro FSA Halcomb, Jason Christian Club Shades Valley Sun Defensive Academic Letter Cheerleading Player of the Year Alabama Alumni Association Freshman Track Fisher, Linda Award B-Team Varsity FBLA Who ' s Who Among American Varsity Baseball FCA High School Students Student Council Varsity Serteen Club Christian Club i Vice President Secretary • S l Freshman Downs, Kristin Spanish Club Haley, Jeff ' ! H Sophomore NJHS Tennis Friend liest | Junior Latin Honor Society Junlorettes Over-the-Mount fl B Representative DECA Student Council H H Latin Club Chaplain Clu d l arling, Yvonne Baseball _ M HOSA Dorris, Craig Franklin, Barry B-Tead| H VIP FCA VICA Varsii H UUlid ' 601 Shades Crest Rd. 823-2169 Needlework and stenciling supplies • Handpainted gifts LEE RODNEY THURSBY WE BUY AND SELL ON A SHOESTRING •Antiques •Gifts •Collectibles •Furniture •Refinishing 60 1 Shades Crest Rd. — Bluff Park (205) Birmingham, Alabama 35226 822-8741 SoVs Hot Dogs Ph.: 2549097 Compliments of Brat ton Shoes Hoover Mall Compliments of Paris III Beauty Salon 3221 Old Columbiana Rd. Hoover 823-2400 mOER P-IE NATIONWIDE. INC PO BOX 2785 ;504 APPALACHEE STREET BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA 35202 I20SI 849-5461 DENNIS B. 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Gray Owner — Manager Good Luck Seniors Papa Joe s Pizza Lasagna Ravioli — Spaghetti Hot Italian Sandwiches Delicious Salads — Draft Beer Noon Special — All you can eat 1905 Hoover Court 822-3980 Love ya Bucs! Buccanettes ' 84 Beth Alanna Christine Randi Meg Wendy Heather Sharon Kathy Angie Suzanne Jill Kim Julie Tess Patti Melinda Dampier- Harris and Associates Al Dampier 663-3803 tmi ammmm COLOR GUARD Row 1: Judy Schultzbach, Kristi Sadler, Charlotte, Falkenberry, Karyl Sadler, Beverly Brahan, Christie Dickas. Row 2: Melariie Rodgens, Susan Rushing, Samantha Jennings, Kathy Denson, Kathey Pecot, Missy Creesman, Christy Black, Janine Dampier, Dee Cuppett, Susie Streets, Cheryl Streets, Jana Hartley. Row 3: Karen Byrd, Heather Cribbs, Jill Busby, Susan Edwards, Beth Ann Rqwell, Mary Hanks, Christie Porter, Susan Jennus, Lynn Woodlief, Kristin Laus, Susan McMahon, Sherrie Myers, Caria McWhirter. Row 4: Jennifer Vance, Anne Barnhill. Ccnaratulaticns ' !lw '  «fiit--ci4i3 Senicrs! rTT- ' f ' M m ,•; .■• i. ' •  -■•♦ ' - i j I I ,- % % elmcnt St Appetizers Finger Food Burgers • Sandwiches • Desserts Steai(S - Soups Salad - Shrimp Drink Specials 822-0088 Carry Out Available 1899 Hoover Ct. (% Block West of Montgomery Hwy.) £ , 0 S f PHONE (205) 942-5923 Major Equipment Company Apartment Laundry Specialist JOE SCHILLACI 175 WEST VALLEY AVENUE BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35209 Congratulations Noui you ' re on your may T Siarbara §mjtlf Captain D ' s 823-4279 1473 Montgomery Hwy. 4 Birmingham, Alabama 35216 El Rancho B.B.Q 870-9146 1907 — 29fbAve.8o. Congratulations Michaele Your Fan Club Lisa, Richard, Curtis, T.D. Jerome and Mother Congratulations 1983-84 Seniors From FFA and Berry High Floriculture 237 WIZ-HRD S PflL qEE Shades Mountain Plaza Hoover — 822-1097 Video Games, Pinball and Skeeball Hardball and Softball Batting Range Pizzas, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs and all your other favorites. Birthday Parties and Group Rates Membership Cards Available Welcome To . . . Shades Mountain Baptist Church A Fellowship of Excitement • Music • Recreation • Performing Arts Center • Worstiip • Bible Study • Youth Program Dr. Charles T. Carter J. Jerry Teel Aubrey D. Edwards Pastor Minister of Students Minister of Music At the top of the mountain on Green Springs Highway in Vestavia Hills T Super Scissors Sculptured Nails — Nail Wrapping — Tips Facial Wax — Manicures and Pedicures HAIR DESIGN Glenda Mitchell TELEPHONE ADJACENT (205) 823-3712 HOLIDAY INN 1536 MONTGOMERY, HWY. H OOVER, AL SnMA lUtm - Tik ' ?f(a Htm ' « Soul ItUm - Tfft TfUmd lUm- SHARON COOK PATTl RUSSO Telephone 822-4610 DELICIOUS AUTHENTIC FAMILY FIESTA RESTAURANTS BIRMINGHAM ' S FINEST 1543 Montgomery highway Across from Golbro CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Lydia Barnett Mike Mayhan Van Rich Frank Battle Steve Martin Susan Rushing Kevin Burks Jennifer Mayfield Steve Sheffield Susan Hampton Marjorie Meeks Tracey True Becky Heinrich Lance Miklic Frances Waldrup Stan Helton Cole Pitman Robin Waldrup Keith Johnson Stacy Ponds Amy Williams Mark Long Shades Crest Baptist Church 452 Park Avenue — Bluff Park JAMES AUCHMUTY. JR. Pastor RICK FISHER Recreation TOMMY HARALSON Education RONALD HiLBURN Music FOOTBALL 1  4 99 ROLL TIMi WAR KAGLI ; ' Ko,..e W iumn.r Afchit c. 1984 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Chris Barnes Jennifer Bianchard Wayne Breland David Britt Beth Bryant Lee Crane Brook Dake Paige Dickey Kelly Duce Amy Finley Darryl Forrister Karen Guthrie Jeff Haley Lisa Harding Tommy Harris Betsy Jones Kay Krout Barry Lane Steve Latham Robin Lewis Lesli McCage Caryn Matthews Audra May Bill Meadows Lori Melvin Jay Roberson Jerry Savage Tim Simpson Sammy Smoke Lisa Thomas Carolyn Watson Dana Wolfe June ' s Brides 823-4640 2972 Columbiana Rd. Birmingham, Alabama REALTY CO. 822-7268 2820 Columbiana Rd. Suite 100 Birmingham, Alabama This year at Berry was like . . . mam ' -}■; ' ■ V ■: - ' .,-:. ' :1 ' - EMERGENCY MEDICINE SOUTH HOOVER FAMILY CARE CENTER EMERGENCY MEDICINE SOUTH, INC. 1680 MONTGOMERY HIGHWAY HOOVER, ALA 35216 TEL 9790888 D BRUCE IRWIN, M D lAMES D BLAKE, M D German Club Die Deutschen See ' fauber Bubba Baugh Amy Pinion Jim Bethany Joe Bethany Rick Hefner Scott Randall Kenny Tobiac Meredith McRae Mark Hackerl Chris Martin Dave Goode Robbie Stembridge Steve Forstman Andy Yarbrough Reid Armistead Carolyn Turnipseed Julie Valentine Cyndee Williams Laura Abernathy Randy Hardigree Seanne Schoolcraft Rusty Spruell Kathy Norton Susan Poe Jim Klug Laura Tobias Lea Picard Cindy Fields Scott Robbins Scott Randall Russell Pate Aiafifgis ln€ 942-4C4€ Women ' s Apparel 931 — Oxmoor Road Homewood, Alabama Compliments of Washroom 933-2243 1409 15th S Birmingham, Alabama Southtrust Bank 254-5637 1600 Montgomery Hwy. Birmingham, Alabama 35216 Qalter ' s Lingerie 871-0999 539 Brookwood Blvd. Birmingham, Alabama 35209 Wyatt Construction Co. 822-4074 3128 Lorna Rd. Birmingham, Alabama 35216 The Caravel staff leaves this space for your writing pleasure H The Caravel staff wishes to thank . . . Susan Cato and Alyson Deason for their artwork. . Billy Blaising and Paul Nuckolls for their pictures. . all those businesses and organizations which purchased ads. . Mrs. Pritchett for her support. . Belmont Studios for their skillful assistance. .Mo. . itself (because nobody else will). Vy ' :.an r . .A- V i ' , .k O o 9 -0 15 ana AS Unconquerable All of my life ' s nnoments I control. For all of nny actions I pay a toll. Whether the cost be large or be small, I havecommandof it all. The things that happen from day to day, how to control them, I have the way. Whether I receive love or hate, I am the master of my fate. Going to college, the job that I get, i must guide them without a regret. Whether I succeed or fail, I direct the things that prevail. Getting what I want and need, I can decide it, that is agreed. I have the power to reach my goal. I am the captain of my soul. Chad Dorn Homeroom 1104 Carousels All our lives are like carousels spinning round and round, taking us far, but going nowhere. The gallant white horse we are astride is our love and caring for one another. How it treats us depends on how tightly we hold the reins. The movements of our steed, the gentle ups and downs, are the peaks and pitfalls of our lives, whereas the music playing in the background is the little things — the nice things that happen every so often. That music always seems to be there to help us through our pitfalls. Time flies when you ' re having fun, though, and only too soon the time on your ticket runs out; the ride is now over. You are forced to get off the carousel and forfeit the control of your thoroughbred ' s reins. Another is to quickly take your place — younger than you by that one ride. He will handle his new breed, feel the power in his hands, and begin his journey of a few minutes — into eternity. Elan Connor Homeroom 903 _ 1 2 Af i C TOK .• 4: L t 30K: ' CATFV ' 7 M5f)A CAmfl AALA-M.- A n i Ai V MAKV ■J ■pR07: ' ' R: f KV ' mai e v . 252 253 254 s