Bessemer Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Bessemer, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

In July. 1979. SKYLAB crashed to the earth, bringing down tons of space debris, but leaving behind both added knowledge and bright new hopes for an exciting future. This future may be realized in the last frontier of deep space, and SKYLAB will deserve much credit for the foundation it provided. It will have led us into A NEW AGEI Like hoJdinf Scientists credit luck in lab fall the hand of c dying friend' BY PAT HOLTZ Sews correspondent HLXTSVJLLE — It's like holding the hand of a dying friend. said a scientist helping guide Skylab into its final orbits Although confident it could guide Skylab into an ocean area, there was no rejoicing today at the Marshall Space Flight Center. Marshall scientists have lived with Skylab instruments since they awakened it in February 1978 Their multi biliion dollar baby, so carefully conceived in Huntsville, was headed for destruction and Skylab By Bob Dunnavant I'osi -Herald Cormpcvfc ' i kWbV'weC- x HUNTSVILLE - Scientists at the MarshaH Space Flight Center shed ’ o a‘heir reluctance to believe in j r bore vesterday as the Skylab j V VJt AO In 11 ,n Worth good luck space ste- ion fell to Earth j- -c A pleee of pure luck got a share of .vi0, 'to?' he credit from engineers conlro the final hours of the doomed s ..........“ controlling space s ? station as Skylab dropped to Earth in what was called the best of all possi-V , Wc nrhns. spP r0 -t. There was a one in 1.000 chance c • G v a •! Skylab would come down exactly '-‘YcV a Vo, i u that track, at that lime, when wc would have had the least chance of k- a 4 doing any damage, and that’s what 0 ’ C,0e happened.” said Dr. Herman Thoma-• son. manager of the Systems Integra-'cX-v t tion Laboratory at the Marshall Space Flight Center. .o’ v c D N T E N T 5 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 This year was one which contained many changes One of those changes was that of yearbook sponsor After three years of dedicated work on the Reflections staff, she decided to devote more of her time to her English classes It is only fitting that the 1980 Reflections be dedicated to Mrs Meytfan Fitzsimmons 16 PR5TlfTlE5 AROUND CAMPUS ANNUAL STAFF sponsor Mrs. Gwen Cortysle photographers. Jon Curren. Max Jinks. co-editors John Han. Sam Reynolds class section Front Debbie Williams. Pam Grtffn. Back Max Jinks. Phylhs 8relana senior section Anno Kines. Kely Morris. Jamie Pearson. band section Sam Reynolds. Anna Kines. John HaH. business managers Janet F one her. Patty Pegues. Kelfce Homaker sports section Terri Higgins. Doug Sawyer 21 STUDENT COUNCIL below. Seniors Todd Poden. Jennie Kelley. Caroline Horn. Mike Hoodley Officers Carol Webb. Anna Kines. Connie Mahan. Ke e Hamaker. Randall Guyton. Stephanie Tucker. Beth Harrngton Juniors Dana Swindai. Jimbo Roe. Alison Tomnrue. Neale Rhea 22 AT LEFT. Sophomores Mefcssa Mx. Scott Moore. Natalie Joley. Shan McDouqoI Freshmen Rodney W« ams. Nancy Eargle. J.T. Dabbs. Amanda Stinnett E ghth Grade Sherry Garmon Jeremy Howe Mark Rhea Sue Dean Quinn Seventh Grade Roger Turley. Jessica Broodwoter. Kelly Hester. John Wise SENIOR BETA CLUB Perfection is not a human trait, but all human beings can strive for it. The wearer of the Beta Club emblem accepts the challenge of the world to contribute to the progress of mankind towards perfection by striving to live up to the ideals which are represented by the Beta Club emblem. Glynefl Pike. Carol Webb. Bob Atchison. Tammy Stone. Morris Posey. John Han. Sam Reynolds. Dana Therrell. Jane Farrington, lydta Howell. Vicky Arnett. Jan Casey. Jerri Burnett. Lisa Retd, Caroline Horn. Katrina Everett. Lisa McEniry. Jimbo Roe. Duke Stevenson. Neale Rhea. Debbie Williams. Doug Mayo Dana Swmdai. Mehssa Nix. Conrve Mohan. Todd Poden. Suzanne Jetton. Jennie Kelley. Kellie Hamaker. Debbie Grayson. Cindy Spell. Greg Reaves. Terri Higgins. Joey Rosser. Laura Lushington. Janet Fane her, Jamie Pearson. Lynn Mddebrooks. Joanna Piflitteri. Tern Hotand. Deborah Doming. Kelly Morris. Karen CoBahan 24 JUNIOR BET CLUB The purpose of this organization shall be to encourage effort and reward merit among the students in the middle and junior grades of the public and private schools, and to promote those qualities of character that make for good citizenship in the school community. at toft Shannon Block well. Christie Meadows. Sherry Garmon. Ondy Stephenson. Leigh Ann Clements 25 SPANISH CLUB sponsor Mrs Sherry Bryant The Bessemer Academy Spanish Club began in 1977. Its purpose is to study Spanish culture, tradition, lifestyle, and language, and to promote fellowship through its members. Spanish Club consists of the students at Bessemer Academy who have previously taken, or are presently taking the Spanish Language course. 26 FRENCH CLUB sponsor Mrs. Anne Portoin The French Club of Bessemer Academy began in 1977. Its purpose is to promote a cultural understanding of the French people and to foster the study of French and related subjects in the secondary school. A student may become a member by simply desiring to learn more about the French way of life and by being, or having been, a student of French. Teresa Jones. Bert Lipscomb. John Holt. Donna Holland, Susan Doming. Mike Hood-ley. Jon Curren. Dana Therrell. Terri Higgins. Caroline Horn. Carlyn Olvey. Kelly Mann. Mrs. Portoin 27 officers: Coroi Webb. KeUy Morris. Anna Kines. Leigh Logrone. Joanna Patten. Lynn Middiebrooks. Glynel Pike Pledges 2 Seniors Juniors sponsor Mrs Mary Beth MtdcSebrooks THESPIAN The Thespian Society is an organization for young people who are outstanding in drama. We are very proud of the fine performances of these young people Bottom left, officers: Front: Lisa McEniry. Secretary of Ads; Kelly Mann. Chaplain; Carlyn Olvey. Secretary-Treasurer; Cindy Spell. Vice-President. Back Mike Hoadley. President. Bottom right. Sponsor: Anne Partain 31 T E R C L U B Front Kelley Moore. Angie Adams. Debfcxe Grayson. Leigh Lagrone. Tommy Russell. Vicky Arnett. Back: Glyneil Pike. Carol Webb. Jamie Pearson. Kelly Morris. Tammy Stone. Korn Montgomery officers Ang e Adams. Secretary-Treasurer Leigh Lagrone. President Tammy Russell. Vice-President LETTER CLUB E T 32 Below left Front R chord Bloc kef by. Bubba Brown. Jeff Morrow. Greg Reaves, Back. Artie Pennington. Mark Ray. Randal Guyton. Jimbo Roe. John Koes. Below Right David Norred. Joe Tommie. Todd Paden. Bo Norris. Above Sponsor: Gory Log-gins. Left Officers Mark Ray, Treasurer. Bo Norris. Vice-President. Todd Paden. President 33 34 MATH CLUB Sponsor Mrs. Pam Walters President — Terri HoHond. Vice-President — Duane Terpo. Secretary — Katrina Everett. Treasurer — Deborah Domrig. Chaplain — Morris Posey L E O Sponsor: Barry Crowson 35 Needs to hove o good txikJ. I don't want anything bigger than lam. Neatness, the figure, the hair, al go together to make a true machine. ‘Has to have — sex appeal — good personalty. “Wohl Blonds are usually my favorite. Last, but not least — a great kiss. I look for a glowing, bright personality good build helps, tool someone fut to be around. Any boy Ike my Daddy, but not fee my brother, l'| take him. 1) Soft hair 2) A great body (34-26-34) 3) Makes fair grades 4) Doesn't have bad breath PROM ’79 GRADUATION ’79 Your friends say they'll keep in touch, but you know they won't. Your teachers say come back and see them. And you know you won't. Maybe someday it won't matter. But then, it hurt a little. 39 1 0? 500 «S0l The 1979 Homecoming floats were really greatl This year's theme was Sweet Home Alabama. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors all worked hard to have competitive floats. All floats turned out fantastic, but once again the juniors took the winning title. On the night of November 2 the Rebels poured onto the field for a victorious Homecoming game leaving the score 26-0. The following night the B.A. gym rocked to the sound of The Most for the Homecoming Dance. The Student Council's hard work certainly payed off the night of the dance. 1979 Homecoming Queen 42 Carol Webb Lergh logrooe Joonoa Piitteri Lynn MidcHebrooks SENIOR MAD Conrue Mahan Afason Tommie Cindy Spe Lisa McErwy JUNIOR MAD Kely Mann Margie Wyatt Joy Light Keri Abercrombie SOPHOMORE MAD 43 B.A. BEAUTIES Mss B.A. Lisa Davis First Alternate Karla Hurst Second Alternate Pam Crotwefl Third Alternate Joanna Pidrtteri Miss Congeniality Nancy Wammock DRAMA FESTIVAL 47 VALEDICTORIAN SALUTA TORI AN KeBy Morris National Merit Seml-Flr ai$ts — Bob Atchison. Sam Reynolds. Veterans of Foreign Wars Speech Contest Winners — Mike Hoadley. CaroSne Horn 52 1979 A WARDS 1979 Most Outstanding Seniors — Pam CrotweH. Lee Foster 1979 I Dare You Award — Lois Swanner. Bill Sullivan 1979 Civitan Beta Award — Karen Hammond 1979 Outstanding Athlete (girl) — Anita Pittman. Jan Huey 1979 Outstanding Athlete (boy) — Joey Toner John Philip Sousa Award — Terry Jones 1979 Student Body President Award — Pam CrotweH Outstanding Band Member Award — Sam Reynolds Band Director's Award — Tammy Langston Distinguished Musician's Certificate — Kelly Roy Student Band Director Award — Penny Jordan Outstanding Choral Award — Kelly Morris Choral Director's Award — Dwayne Ethridge Most Improved Band Member — Brett Cooley Valedictorian — This honor goes to the graduating senior or seniors with highest grade point average for four years in high school. Salutatorian — This honor goes to the graduating senior or seniors with second highest grade point average for four years in high school. Boys' and Girls' State — Outstanding junior students selected by faculty to attend annual. American Legion sponsored Girl's and Boy's State. DAR — Local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Organization sponsors the selection of an outstanding senior girl who has excelled in all aspects of good citizenship. Most Outstanding Graduating Seniors — A graduating senior boy and girl selected by faculty for their overall contributions to Bessemer Academy and for their academic and personal qualifications: “I Dare You — Sponsored by The American Youth Foundation, this award is presented to a senior girl and boy who have demonstrated excellence of character and academic achievement and who have potential for future leadership and citizenship. TENORS and BASSES 55 COLOR GUARD MAJORETTES Heod Color Guard Anna Kmes. Co-Hoad Kelli© Hamaker Majorettes Deana Jordan. Karon Hastings, Lila Robinson, kneeling Natalie Jolley 56 Nancy Hand. Patty Pegues. Anna Kines. Ke«y Woodwocd, Terri Holland. Kefte Ha-maker. Janet Fancier. Brenda Bush This is the fourth year for B A Color Guard They have really worked hord this year At summer camp they won 2nd place Head Majorette Lika Robinson 59 Percussion Pit Orchestra Woodwind Ensemble Band Seniors Brass Ensemble 6J B.A. BAND Beginning in the summer, the B.A. BAND worked hard preparing for the first football game. Each successive game the band improved in performance. Just as football season reached its peak, the band had to start thinking about concert season. Although the first concert was still weeks away, the band began vigorous work in preparation for the future performances. Every day the band did its best to sing like crazy Italians while working under the threat of. we're going to do it if it kills all of 65 PEOPLE WHO’S WHO BEST ALL AROUND — Joanna Witten Todd Poden BEST DRESSED — Kam Montgomery. Mike Hoadtey MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Jamie Pearson. Sam Reynolds CUTEST — Jennie Kelley. Bo Norris MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT — Kelly Morris. Duone Terpo MOST POPULAR — Leigh Lagrone. David Norred MOST UNIQUE — Caroline Horn. Bob Atchison MOST ATHLETIC — Doug Mayo. Tommy Russell IN ’80 BEST MANNERED — Frank Sutley. Carol Webb ■ BIGGEST FLIRTS — Suzanne Jetton. Barry Graham INTO MY HEART Into my heart an air that kSs From yon far country blows: What are those blue remembered hills. What spires, what farms are those? That is the land of losf content. I see it shining ploin: The hoppy highways where I went And cannot come again A.E. Hoasman MOST FUN TO BE WITH — Kerry Richards. Pom Freeman Senior Class Officers Angela Kay Adams Kobert Hr nee Atchison, Hr. Elizabeth Ann Harr Jennifer Cyan Hrad ford Kathy Cynn Hunu John Edward Cason. lJr. Melanie Ann Coggin .'Deborah Elaine Doming Katrina Jrene Everett Pamela JCois freeman Parry Graham ;'Deborah Jean Qrammer John M ilton Mall Michael Alan Moadley Cisa Kay Greene Zerri Cynn Holland 76 Caroline Elizabeth Morn Suzanne jetton Zeresa Lynn 'Jones Jennifer JCeiglt Kelley Anna Margaret Kines Christy Leigh Lag rone Kebecca Lynn Middled rooks Cynthia Carol Jordan Edward Wayne Keller Douglas Kichard Mayo Ka trice Adianah Montgomery kelly Ann Morris Emmett Zodd Paden Joanna Pillitteri 7fl Connie Morris Posey Qlynell Pike ;'David Edward Marred {Jamie Cynn Pearson 'David Charles Morris, jr. Jerry Earl Quinn Kerry Cynn Riehards Jennifer Ceiglt Randolph Zanmy Stone jCisa JZueille Reid Zamnty Cynn Russell drank Dwayne Sutley Samuel Edward Reynolds Nary Belinda Sexton Marshall Duane Zerpo 79 Cynthia Cyan White Zimothy Eugene Williams CLASS POEM The time we have all dreamed about is here for u$ to face, as we go into the world to take our special place. Should we smile for times to come and things we haven't done yet. or should we cry for things we'll miss and the friends we will never forget. We now realize the importance of all the books and those people who cared and we're grateful most of all for each other, because of secrets and good times we shared. There is a special dream of the future that fills each and every mind, but no matter what the future holds we'll have a good reason to look behind. Everything we have done through school seems better now than ever, and all of us appreciate our special time together. Everyone's goodbye will be different either a smile, a glance, or a touch, but each goodbye will be filled with love because you have given us so much. Class Poet Lisa Reid 81 CLASS HISTORY As we think back over the years of the events leading to the present, we realize that we have come a long way. We began our years here in the fourth grade, learning to make do with what little we had. The excitement of this year was deciding that the school mascot would be the REBELS. Our fifth grade year was when life really began for us. They shipped us from the little red barn to the big blue can, where they told us that we were the worst class ever and that we would have this reputation for the rest of our days at B.A.; which was true. Our Jr. High days quickly passed after we were finally allowed to go to assemblies and the big sock hops. Still with our reputation, our Freshman year we were told to set an example for the new students coming from Greenwood, but after a few days with these new students we were marked for life. Our Sophomore year we realized we had only two more years to go. This was the year we learned how to handle our teachers with our innocence. We didn't get away with much that year, be we sure tried. We built our first float with much success, considering most our our time was spent on the golf course running golf carts into the lake. Our Junior year began with much excitement. Ordering our rings was just the start for our class. The biggest challenge was seeing who could stay the longest at the Prom without being kicked out. This year we also built our first and only winning float. We realized after the 79 Class Day ceremony that our Senior year had just begun. Ordering pictures, invitations and caps and gowns made us realize that twelve years of hard work were now treasured memories. We promised ourselves at the beginning of the year, that this would be one year that B.A. would never forget! With the guidance of the faculty and our friends, we leave B.A.. understanding that we are leaving a lot of memories and fun times behind to go out and face what is ahead of each and every one of us, THEY THOUGHT WE WOULDN’T MAKE IT. Class Historians Cindy Jordan And Glynell Pike LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of 1980. being of sound rrvnd and body, do hereby submit this, our last w« and testament: To Mr Rogers the '80 Seniors leave, because you wouldn't. To Richard BJackerby. Bo Norris leaves a locked door To Paige Jordan. Lisa leaves a pinch at the fair on Tap-m night To Red Fred, the Maroon Goon leaves a smooth ride, To Lynn Middiebrooks. we try to forget the results of a chocolate mdk shake To: The Special Olympics Team. Todd Paden leaves the whirlpool and the Ice bucket To KeBy Mann, Korn Montgomery leaves the obibty to be oble to stand up at the Civic Center To Richard Blockerby and Jack Terry. David Norred leaves a date with C.C To Pam Griffin. Kam Montgomery and Jock leave the obity to be able to leave Gober's without hitting a parked transfer truck. To: Mr Rogers. Carol Webb leaves an arrow To Cooch Johnson. Lisa Greene. Corol Webb and GlyneB Pike leave memories of the Tortet Paper Platoon To Missy CNders and Cindy Gutsby. we the Typing I Class leave Coach Crowson To: Randall Big Boy Guyton. Carol Webb leaves some hope. To: ASson Tommie. Do you have a birthday? To: Any class that thinks they can handle it, we leave a reputation and a book on how to get away with murder To: Bessemer Academy. Belinda Sexton leaves her sister, the Last Sexton, and her brother that keeps returning alas the Moose To Mrs Walters, thanks for al her help in 5th period Algebra II. from the person she'll never miss To Mr Steele, the Band Seniors leave some Aka-Seltzer. Ex-lax brownies. and some Koopectate for another Tuesday night rehearsal To Kelly Moore. S.J. re uses to leave R D. To Mr Norton, we leave Barry Graham and the prom To Mrs Robinson, we leave a monotone and a year's supply of No-Doz To Mrs Newton, the 1980 Seniors leave their understanding of why she left after only three years To Cindy White. Tammy Russell leaves Eddie Money. To Kelly Woodward. Usa leaves a cha cha To The Color Guard. Anna Kines leaves a the love and understanding they gave her To Suzy Zauchin. we the Mat Mates of 79 leave a fun night at Holiday mn To: A few new selective members, the Ouobos leave their very, very selective club To Barry Graham. Bo Norris leaves memories of Barry's lonely weekend in Phenix City To Missy Childers, we leave Hosen 7 To: Coach Johnson, the Senior football players leave a carton of cigarette butts To Mr Norton. Kerry Richards leaves an empty box of sugar cubes To Beth Harrington. David Norred leaves a night at the Styx Concert To Bo Norris. Jennie KeHey leaves another night of disco. To Kristy Yeoger. David Norred leaves a two-year supply of gum To: Ken Abercrombie, we leave Joe Tommie's fluttering heart To Whom it may concern, we leave the rules and regulations on a teacher's ploce in teaching To Connie Mahan, we leave an audition for the Metropolitan Opera. To Anyone, we leave Wayne Keller's musical ability To. Al the Seniors of '81. we leave the view at Twin Lakes from the tennis court To Mr Rogers, we leave the whole prom to do with as you see fit I To: Teresa Roy. Deborah Doming leaves a fix-it bit for her clarinet To Mrs Parian. the 5th period English class leaves a burning string To Donna Holland and Suscn Doming. Terri Holland and Deborah Doming leave the friendship we have had and still have To Kelly Woodward and Natalie Jolley. Deborah Doming leaves another fun-ffled trip home n flousey. To Mr. Rogers, we leave two jacks to change a tire To The coaches. Teresa Jones leaves a dirty office To Mr. Steele, some certain Choir members leave some songs that don't require seconds To Cooch Johnson. Teresa Jones leaves some free lessons on how to whisper To: Mr Rogers. Cindy White and Tammy Russel leave hi$ parking space To Nancy Eargie. Wayne Ke er leaves something in the moil box To Joey Rosser. Duane Terpo leaves a lecture on football from Glenn Todd To: Uoyd E.. Wayne Keller leaves a bruised leg m 2nd period P E. To The 6th period P.E Class. Anna Knes leaves aa the lights turned out. To Troy Colvin. Wayne Keller leaves a summer trip to Flonda To Greg Harrington. David Norred leaves rvs old bomb. To Missy Childers and Cindy Gutsby. we leave sisterly love. To Al the guys in 2nd Period P.E.. Jerry Qmnn leaves one of those blue marks To: Mr Steele, we leave a weekend done To Mr Rogers. K E leaves one last memory of What do you mean I'm n Advanced Chemistry? To Dana Swindd. Joanna leaves 16 good things To John Hdt. Kely Morris leaves her electric blanket. To Jay Vncent. Tim Wttams leaves a lesson m the breaks of vofleybou To Mr. Rogers and Mrs Bryant. Mike and Morris leave some Eastern Airtnes ticket folders To Jennie Ke«ey. Barry Graham leaves a short cut to the river To Mefessa Nix. Kely Morris leaves a card that soys. Thnk Happy To Mr Rogers, we leave a sit dress and a par of binoclas. To Mrs Partain. the Drama Class leaves a sedative and a straight jacket To Berma. Kam Montgomery leaves another party and stod to sit on To Mr Steele. Duane Terpo leaves his vdce for Sunday afternoon Messiah Practices To Sonora Bryont. Roberto te da muchas memories febces de la claso de ©spanot To: Future baseball teams. Barry Graham. Bob Atchison, and Doug Mayo leave hazy memories of Phenlx City and Daryl Wilkes' homerun swing. To Celeste Schieci. your big sister leaves her love To Coach Johnson, your secret spook leaves a btg hug To Mrs Bryant, Barry Groham leaves a Mug-O-lunch . To Tracy Yancey. Duane Terpo leaves his car. To Paige Jordan and Natalie JoHey. Lisa Reid and Anna Kines leave all the love. To Kelly Moore, the wrestlers leave one last moon on the eve of the tournaments. To Deana J. and Karen H„ Cindy Jordan leaves with all the great memories and love you have given her To Jeremy H.. the 79 Mat Mates leave a big splash In the bus To: Richard Biackerby. Cindy and Bo leave the ability to be a tree on Mars To Alison Tommie. Lynn Middlebrooks leaves the brick waf and a broken nose. To: Debbie Campbel, we leave that certain pretty boy '. To Kristy and Faye, we leave some trash To: Vicky Brown, we leave some sense. To: Lila Robinson, we leave your own personal office at Burger King. To Todd Paden, Lynn and Joanna leave one last pep rally. To: Keri Abercrombie, we leave a fresh water at the Tango To: Ua. Joanna leaves her an Indian with a broken leg To Lie. Lynn leaves her boyfriend To: Suzy Zauchin. Lynn M. leaves a game of golf, ptaydough. and some chocolate chip cookies. To: Dona Swindol. we leave the song by Freddy Fender. How can you mend a broken heart? ', To Beth Harrington. Duane Terpo leaves a trip to Phenix City To: Mr. Steele. Kerry Richards leaves a hole in the wal To Janet Kelley and Margie Wyatt, Jennie Kelley leaves her love and best wishes for the future To: Scott Moore. David Norred leaves a lesson m high-speed driving To Cindy Spell, we leave a new song for Algebra I and a copy of the old song Strangers in the Mght.” To Mr Rogers, we leave a yearly suscription to every magazine having ladie’s fashions. To Vol Baumann, big sis leaves some hot stuff and a fan to cool down To Suzi Zauchin. we leave Anna Kines and her quiet ways To: Vicki Brown, we leave Suzanne Jetton's ability to ask intelligent questions To PhyHis Breland, we leave a little something for daisy To: N Hester, we leave the futue addresses and phone numbers of al the Senior boys, especially Morris Posey's To: Libby Barr. Jennie KeSey. Barry Graham, and Morris Posey, Mke HoocSey leaves a boat at Six Flags. To: Mr Gmn. the Seniors of 1980 leave one trip to New Orleans. To: Next year's Seniors, we leave the hopes that your last year is as happy as ours To: The Administration. Counselors, Teachers, and Friends; we leave our appreciation, and our love for what you have done for us over the yeors 84 Class Lawyers Anna Kines And Bob Atchison CLASS PROPHECY We, the prophets of the Class of 1980, welcome you to our ten-year reunion being held at The President's Club. Co-owner BO NORRIS went all-out to make this a special occasion for all of us. Thanks to the shrewd business dealings of BOB ATCHISON, we finally have a decent band to provide entertainment — The Allman Brothers Band, with BARRY GRAHAM replacing Dickey Betts. And in case somebody passes out. from too much excitement, of course, we have nurses ANNA KINES and TERESA JONES to administer mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. After making an unsuccessful bid for the Presidency of the United States, CAROL WEBB decided to remain the permanent president of the Student Council, which is sponsoring tonight's reunion. GLYNELL PIKE is catering tonight's affair with barbecued spare-ribs from Pike's Peak, the Tops in Good Eating. Through close connections, KATRINA EVERETT is providing yogurt for dessert. For anyone who's interested, there'll be a penny-pitching contest after the reunion, with WAYNE Megabucks KELLER defending his title against MORRIS POSEY and JOHN HALL. We have some celebrities here tonight. LYNN MIDDLEBROOKS and JOANNA PILLITTERI of ABC's hit TV show Charlie's Cheerleaders are in the center of the room demonstrating some of the moves that made them famous. Internationally famous ballerina, LISA GREENE, who recently defected to Acapulco, is also in attendance. KELLY MORRIS, who took Broadway by storm with her portrayal of Linus in Linus Goes To Cleveland, is sitting at her table talking to AmTrak Airline pilot, JAMIE PEARSON. JENNIE KELLEY couldn't make it tonight, what with having to stay home with her five kids and study for her final exam in engineering at the same time. MELANIE ANNE COGGIN couldn't attend, either. She's on a Marine patrol boat making her rounds in the South Pacific. Everybody's talking about the sensational trial now being held in Birmingham courts. It seems FRANK SUTLEY finally found out who stole his car. It was the manager of J.C. Penney's in Midfield! The manager, with his 1963 mouse-gray Ford sedan, was envious of Frank's car. Now. with DAVID NORRED as his lawyer, Frank is pressing charges. TODD PADEN is the poor manager's defense lawyer. The mayor of Greenwood, LEIGH LAGRONE, and the Chief of Police in Shannon, KERRY RICHARDS, are here. Leigh took up for Greenwood for so long she was rewarded with the office of mayor, pulling just ahead of her opponent, TIM WILLIAMS, in the election. CINDY WHITE just walked in, talking excitedly to BELINDA SEXTON and TAMMY RUSSELL. She's probably telling them What I did last night!! Using her Best Conversationalist title to its fullest, TAMMY STONE has become the United States Ambassador to East Toboga. B.A.'s answer to Cheryl Tiegs, LIBBY BARR, has given up modeling to become Tammy's public relations person. The newest member of the Ernest Angley Revival Choir, DUANE TERPO, just arrived, explaining fellow graduate DOUG MAYO would be a little late. Duane says Doug was picked up by the police on a charge of indecent exposure. Apparently, Doug unbuttoned one button too many. By the way. remember how long CAROLINE HORN’S hair was? Well, not only has she made a mint representing Wella Balsam, but now she's just been chosen to play the lead in MGM'S Lady Godiva Rides Again. Last night on The CBS Evening News with MIKE HOADLEY, Mike reported a late breaking news story. In a surprise move, PAM FREEMAN, JENNIFER RANDOLPH, and JENNIFER BRADFORD have married the BeeGees. It came as a surprise because up until now, they had dated only Huey, Dewey and Louie. In another story, SAM REYNOLDS has developed the most sophisticated and intelligent computer in the world. With the help of master computer programmers, KAM MONTGOMERY and TERRI HOLLAND, he has combined the knowledge of every great brain, thinker, and philosopher in history and come up with the following earthshaking statement; The average American eats 140 McDonad's hamburgers every year. LISA REID’S made quite a name for herself on 4th Avenue. Due to her enormous local popularity, she's knocked out the interior of the YMCA and turned it into Lisa's Last-Chance Beauty Parlor — For Clients Over 70. She's retained famous cosmetic surgeon DEBORAH DORNING. Deborah is very successful; we hear her lines start in the rear. Her lines of customers, that is. Two of Lisa's beauty consultants are KATHY BUNN AND DEBBIE GRAMMER, co-authors of their recent best-seller How to Act Like A Lady, While You Walk Like A Man, and their follow-up comedy smash, Btiquette-Shmetiquette. I'll Sit However I Like. International jet-setter and beauty queen, SUZANNE JETTON has finally settled down in Paris. Last week-end she married Ryan O'Neal in Rome. Or was it Neil Simon? Maybe It was Simon and Schuster. Could've been any of them. ED CASON couldn't be here tonight, either. As a renowned architect, he and his personal secretary, ANGIE AD AMS, have been busy in his office, designing the new wing of the greatly-enlarged Cason's Florists, called the Flower Tower. Concluding tonight's reunion will be a private screening of film director JERRY QUINN’S first film. KEITH CROWE stars as the hot-rodding young hero with JOE TOMMIE as the truck-driving villain. The film, Howl of the Hyena will have a laughing CINDY JORDAN providing the sound effects. We hope you will have an enjoyable time tonight. Before our reunion begins, we'd like to say how much the Seniors of 1980 appreciate the time and guidance we have received from the teachers and administrators at Bessemer Academy. The love and knowledge you have given us will be with us always. And, with this knowledge, we feel confident that we can live up to our full potential in tomorrow's world. Good luck. Seniors of 1981, you've got a tough act to follow!!! Class Prophets Caroline Horn And Mike Hoadley Adams. Angela Kay Spanish Club 2. Girts Letter Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Kappa 2. 3. 4. Who's Who friendliest 4. Miss B A 2. 3; Merit Award; VoSeyball 1. 2. 3. Basketbal 1. 2, 3; SottbaH 1. 2. 3, 4. Sports Club. Inc. 2. 3. President 4 Atchison. Robert Bruce Jr. Spanish Club 2. 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3; Beta 2. 4. Leo 4. Letter Club 2. 3. 4. Class Lawyer 4. Most Unique 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Most Valuable Pitcher 3. Football 1. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. UMOC 1. 2. 3; National Merit Scholarship Semtfinahst Barr. Elizabeth Ann Kappa 2. 3. 4; Leo 4. Art Club 3. Public Relations 3; Rebelettes 2. Miss B.A 1, 2. 3. Brodford. Jennifer Lynn Leo Oub 3. 4. Art Club 3. Church Vo ey-bal 3. Bunn. Kathy Lynn Beta Club 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 2. Leo Club 1 Kappa 3. 4. Sports Club 3. 4 Cason. John Edword. Jr Spanish Club 2. 3. Leo 3. 4. Art Club 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 1. 2. Senior Who's Who — friendbest. President of Classes 1. 2. Tennis 1. 2, 3. 4 Coggn, Melanie Anne Leo Club 2. 3. French Club 3. President of Spirit Committee (Vestavia) 3; Band 1. Basketball 4 Crowe. Keith Jerry Jess Lanier Footbal 2. 3. 4-A Playoff 3. Softbal for 1st Assembly of God 3 Dor ring. Deborah Elaine Spanish Club 2. 3. Leo Club 2. 3. 4; Club Treasurer 3. 4. Jr Beta 1; Beta Oub 2.3. 4. Club Secretary 4. Math Club 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. Band 1.2.3.4; Librarian 2, Treasurer 4. Section Leader 2.3.4. Waker Coiege Honor Band 1. 2. 3. Alonzo Stagg Bowl 1. 2. 3. 4. Civ! Air Patrol; Midfield Softball Team. Tarrant City Marching Festival 2. Everett. Katrma Irene Spanish Club 1. 2. Beta Club 2. 3. 4. Leo Club 3. 4; Secretary 4; Art Club 3; Reporter 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, Senior's Who's Who — Most talented. Art Show — 1st place 1. 3. 2nd place 3. District Art Show 3; State Art Show 3. Mss B.A 3. Art Explorer 3. Freeman. Pamela Lois Band 1. 2. Leo Club 3. 4. Art Club 3. Senior's Who's Who — Most Fen To Be With. Miss B.A 3 Graham. Barry Alexander Leo Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. Senior's Who's Who — Biggest Flirt. Class Favor- ite 3; Baseball 1. 3. 4. BD and HR Local 60 Grommer. Deboroh Jean Leo Club 1. 2. Kappa 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 1. Girls Letter Club 2. 3. Student Cound 1. Cheerleader 1. Girts Bosket-bo 2. 3. Softbal 2. Sports Club 2. 3. 4 Greene. Lisa Kaye Class Chaplain 2. Leo Club 2. Kappa 3. 4. Girls Letter Club 4. Spanish Club 1. 2. Gvitan Citizenship Seminar 3, Powder Puff 2.4; Tennis 3.4. Mot Mate 4; Church Basketball Team 1. 2; C.Y O 1. 2; Treasurer 1. 2. Hal. John Mdton Spamsh Club 1. 2. Annual Staff 2. 3. 4. Editor 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Walker College Honor Band 2. Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl 1. 2. 3. 4 Hoodtey. Michael Alan Leo Club 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3; French Club 3. 4; Vice President 4. Art Club 3. Treasurer — Head of Public relations 3; Choir 2. Drama Club 1. 4. Vice President 4. Student Council 4. Vice President of Class 4; Senior Favorite. Senior Class Prophet; Seniors Who's Who — Best Dressed. American Legion School Award 2. Fine Arts Award 1. APSA District VH Speech Award 1; UMOC 2.3. Emcee for UMOC 3. Powder Puff Cheerleader 2 Holand. Terri Lynn Bask: Club 1 (Vestavia); Teens for Christ 2. Leo Club 2. 3, 4. Secretary 3. President 4. Kappa 3. 4. Sr Beta 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Spanish Club 3. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. Mss BA 3; Band 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3; Flog Corp 3. 4. Junior Class Chaplain 3; Math Club 4. Alonzo Stagg Bowl 3. 4 Samford Math Tournament 3 Horn. Carolne Elzabeth Spanish Club 1. Vice President 1. Beta Club 1. 2. 3.4. Kappa 2. 3. 4. Girls Letter Oub 2. 3, 4. French Club 4; President 4; Class President 3; Student Council Representative 4. Senior’s Who’s Who — Most Unique. Class Prophet 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students. Alabama Scholar's. B-SC Sunvner Scholar; Member of Student Judiciary. VoUeyba 2.3.4; Softbafl 2.3.4. Powder Puff Football 3. Episcopal Young Churchmen (EYL) Secretary-Treasurer 3. 4; Trinity Players 2. 3. 4, Trinity Ensemble 2. 3. 4 Jetton. Suzanne Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Kappa 2. 3. 4; French Club 2. 3. Math Club 4. Senior's Who's Who — Biggest Firt; Powder Puff Football 2, 4. Choir 2. Chor Competition at Glen wood 2; Miss BA 2. Jones. Teresa Lynn French Club 3; French Oub Secretory 4; Choir 3. 4. Teacher's Aid. Jordan, Cynthia Carol Koppa 2. 3. 4; Leo Club 1. 2; Spanish Club 2. Class Historian 4. Miss BA 1, 2. 3. Powder Puff 2; Jr. High Cheerleader 1. Mat Mate 3; Sports Club 3. 4. KeBer, Edword Wayne Spanish Club 2. 3; Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Library Assistant 4. Tarrant City Marching Festival 2; Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl 2. 3. 4. Phenix City Concert Band Competition 2. 3. 4 Kelley. Jennifer Leigh Koppa 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 2. 3; Beta Oub 2.3.4. Math Club 4; Student Council 4. Junior Favorite; Senior Who's Who — Cutest. Mat Mate 2; Miss BA 2. 3; President and Secretary-Treasurer of Sunday School Class. Bible School Teocher 2, 3. 4 Kines. Anna M Kappa 2. 3. Vice President 4; Spanish Club 2: Leo Club 2. 3; T F.C. 2; Student Council 1.2,3.4 Vice President 4. Annual Staff 4. Homecoming Court 2; Class Lawyer 4. Miss BA 2. 3. Mat Mates 3. 4; Heod 4; Color Guard 2, 3. 4. Head 4; Softbal 3. Powder Puff 2. 3. 4 Candy Striper 1. 2. Logrone. Christy Leigh Koppa 2. 3. 4. President 4; Girls Letter Club 3, 4. President 4; Homecoming Court 2.3.4. Freshman Favorite. Sophomore Favorite. Senior Favorite; Senior's Who'S Who — Most poplar. Vorsity Cheerleader 2. 4; Co-head 4. Miss B.A 1.2.3. Voleybau 3. Softball 2.3.4. Powder Puff 2. 3. 4. Sports Club 2. 3, 4. Sergeant At Arms 4, Mayo. Douglas Richard Spamsh Club 1. 2; Chopion 2. Leo Club 1, Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Partomentanan 3. Chaplain 4; Drama Oub 4. Math Club 4. Student Council 3; D.A.R. Junior Hgh Citizenship Award 1; Science Fair 1st place 3; 2nd place 1. Basketba 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1.2.3.4; UMOC 1.3. Summer League Baseball 1.3,4; Pepsi Cup Challenge Skateboard Competition 2. 3. 4 Mtddlebrooks. Rebecca Lynn Kappa 2. 3. 4. Parliamentarian 4. Beta Club 3. 4. Student Counci 3. Sparvsh Club 3. Sophomore Homecoming Maid. Junior Homecoming Maid. Homecoming Queen 4. Society of Distinguished American Ffcgh School Students. Senior Merit Award; Senior Class Favorite; Miss BA — Top 20-2. Top 10-3. Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4; Teacher's Aid 4. Sports Club 2. 3. 4; Parliamentarian 4 Montgomery. Katrice Adionah Tri-Hi-Y 1. Band 1.2. FHA 1. 2. Parliamentarian 2. Sophomore Treasurer 2; Fresh- 87 man Homecoming Maid; B Honor Rol 1. 2. Wresting Mat Mate 2; Majorette 2; (McAckyy) Kappa 3. 4. Art Club 3; Leo Club 3. 4. Senior's Who's Who — Best Dressed. Senior Favorite. Vdeybofl 3. Bank Teler 1 Moms. KeDy Ann Koppa 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Beta 2. 3. 4; Vice President 4; Choir 2. 3.4; President 3. 4. Spanish Club 2. 3; Annual Staff 4; National Choir Award 3; Gvitan Citizenship Seminar 3. Senior s Who's Who — Most School Spirit. Softball 1; Tenrns 3.4 Norred. David Edward Letter Club 1. 2. 3. 4. FCA 1. 2. 3; Art Club 3. Student Counci 1. Spanish Club 1. 2; Letter Club — Sergeant At Arms 4. Senior's Who's Who — Most Popular 4. Footbafl 1. 2. 3. 4. Most Valuable Lne-man 1. All District Team 4. Golf 1.2. 3.4. Most Valuable Golfer 3.6th in State Golf Tournament 2. Basketbai 1. UMOC 1. 2. 3. Crazy Legs 4. Charter Member Knights of the Round Table Norris. David Charles Spanish Club 1.2. Art Club 3. Letter Club 3. 4. Vice President 4. Senior's Who's Who — Cutest 4. Senior Favorite. Wresting State Champion 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 4. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. Golf 1. 2. 3; Heart of Dixie Lakedown Club Poden. Todd E Spanish 1.2. Beta 2. 3.4. Student Council 1. 4; FCA 1.2. 3.4; Letter Club 2. 3. 4. Sportsmanship Trophy 1. Boy's State 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Senior's Who's Who — Best AH Around. Class Favorite 4. Football 1. 2. 3, 4; AD District 3, 4; BasketbaD 1. 2.3.4. Baseball 3.4; Golf 1. UMOC 2. 3. 4. Church Softbal 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1. Youth Council 1. 2. 3. 4 Pearson. Jamie Lynn YFC 1; Spanish Club 2. 3; Treasurer 2: Kappa 2. 3,4. Choir 2. 3,4. Secretory 4; Annual Staff 4. Girl's State Representative 3. Who's Who Among Americo High School Students 3. Math Club 4. Moth Tournament 3. 4. Essay Contest — 3rd place 2; Senior's Who's Who — Most Likely To Succeed; Class Favorite 4 Powder Puff 4. Miss BA 2; Sr. Beta 2. 3.4; President 4. Term 3. 4. Vice President of Junior Class. Secretary of Senior Class; Girts Letter Club 4 Pke. GtyneD Kappa 2. 3. 4. Chapian 4; Sr Beta 2. 3. 4; Girts Letter Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 2.3. Math Club 4. President 4. Math Competition 3. 4. President's Counci 4, President 4. Civiton Gtizenship Seminar 3; Tennis 2. 3.4. Most Valuable Player 3; Class Historian 4: Softbal Manager 1; Powder Puff 3. 4 PAtten. Joanna Jr Beta 1; President 1. Sr Beta 2. 3. 4. Kappa 2. 3.4; Secretary 4, Spanish Club 2. 3. D.A.R Citizenship Award 1. Miss BA 1. 2. 3. Top Ten 1; 3rd Alternate 3. Senior's Who's Who — Best Al Around. Class Favorite 4; Homecoming Court 3. 4. Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Heod 1. Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4. Head 4. President of Senior Class. Powder Puff 2. 3. Sports Club 2. 3. 4. Chaplain 4 Posey. Lonnie Morris Leo Club 3.4. Parliamentarian 4. Spanish Club 1. 2; Beta Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Senior's Who's Who — Most Talented. Football 1. Tennis 4 Quinn. Jerry Earl Spanish Club 2. Randolph. Jennifer Le«gh Leo Club 3. 4. Art Club 3. Candy Striper 3. Reid. Lisa L. Kappa 2. 3. 4. Leo 2. 3. Spanish Club 1. 2; Beta Club 3. 4. Student Council 1; Jr Varsity Cheerleader 1; Miss BA 1. Class Poet 4. Powder Puff 2. 4 Reynolds. Samuel Edward Jr Beta 1; Beta Club 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club 2. 3. Annual Staff 3.4; Co-editor 4; Most Outstanding Bond Member 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Senior Who's Who — Most Likely To Succeed 4. National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finafcst 4. Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 2. Walker College Honor Band 1. 2.3. APSA All-State Band 1.2. 3. Section Leader 2. 3. 4. Amos Alonzo Stogg Bowl 1. 2. 3. 4 Richards. Kerry Lynn Art Show 3. Science Fair — Honorable Mention 2. Wrestling 1. Koppers Club 3 Russel. Tommy Lynn Girts Letter Club 2.3.4. Vice President 4. Art Club 1. Leo Club 4; Art Show — Honorable Mention 1. Senior's Who's Who — Most Athletic 4. VoBeybai 1. 2. 3,4. Co-Head 4. Basketbai 3.4. Softbafl 1. 3.4. Powder Puff 1.2. Library Assistant 1. Teacher Assistant 1. 2; McCola Softbal Leogue 3. McAdory Softbal Coach 3. Sexton. Mary Belinda Spanish Club 2. 3. Leo Club 2. 3. 4. Charter Member — AH-State Honor Chorus 3. Choir 2. 3. 4; Ltxary Assistant 1. Teachers Aid 4. Summer Volunteer For American Lung Association. West Palm Beach. Florida 1. 2 Stone. Tommy Aileen Kappa 2. 3.4. Beta Club 2. 3.4. Senior's Who's Who — Best Conversationalist. VoDeybafi 3. Suttey. Frank Dwayne Spanish Club 3, 4. Senior Favorite Sen- iors' Who's Who — Best Mannered; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 3. Drum Major 4. Band Vice President 4. Band Aid 4 Terpo. Marshal Duane Leo Club 2. 3. 4. Chaplain 3. Vice President 4. Spanish Club 1; Art Club Special Events Choxman 3; Chor 3. 4. Librarian 3; Vice President 4. TFC 3. Most Out-standng Tenor 3; Al State Choir 3. 4. Senior's Who's Who — Most School Spirit 4. Church Ensemble. Church Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Tommie, Joe Dale Spanish 1. 2; Art Club 3. Letter Club 2.3. 4. Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 Webb. Carol Lynn Jr. Beta 1. Treasurer 1. Student Counci 2. 3. 4. President 4; Sr Beta 2. 3. 4. Kappa 2. 3. 4; Historian-Reporter 4. French Club 2. 3. Math Club 4. Girts Letter Club 4. Senior's Who's Who — Best Mannered. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Alabama Scholar 3; Girls State Alternate 3; M«ss BA 1. 2. 3; Homecoming Court 2. 3. 4. Tennis 3.4. Powder Puff 2. 3. Math Tournament 3 White. Cynthia Lynn Art Club 3. Special Events Committee 3. Leo Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Parliamentarian 1. 2. 3. Art Show — 1st. 4th place; Honorable Mention, District Art Show 1st place 3; Science Fair — 2nd place 2. Majorette 1. 2. 3, Band 1. 2. 3. Miss BA 2. 3. Teachers Aid 1. 2. 3. W ams. Timothy E. Leo Club 2; Spanish Club 2. Jr Beta Club 1. 1st Chair Baritone. Jr High Football 1; Band 1. 2. 3, 4. UMOC 1. 2. Gong Show 2. Basebol 4. Greenwood Baseball 1. 2, 3. Greenwood Football 1; Church Bas-ketb 1. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 88 92 Junior Favorites Connie Mahan Tim Ward Brian Ben Phy s Breland Vickie Brown Jem Burnett Dwight Burre« Karen Cdahan CaroJ Campbel Suzanne Cowley Todd Curren Vaierie Baumann c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 1 94 Chris Downs Janet Fane her Graig Garner John Hoi? Mike DeRoncey Uoyd Ethridge Mark Garmon Kely Dunn Jonathan Foster Pam Griffin Cindy Gulsby Randal Guyton r James Howell Lydia Howefl Connie Mahan Lisa McEniry Beth Peterson Greg Reaves Uo Robinson Neale Rhea Bert Lipscomb Patty Pegues Jerry Long Loura Lushmgton Tracy Yancey Susie Zouchin Dana Swmdal Alison Tommie Jay Vincent Tim Word Georgia Watts We’re The Best Under The Sun; We’re The Class Of ’81! Keri Abercrombie Jeff Morrow Sophomore Favorites Keri Abercrombte Richard Blockerby Kenny Braswel Vickie Burgett Debbie Campbell Bubba Elam Farrington Barry Gay Debbie Grayson Nancy Hand Beth Harrington Greg Harrington Karen Hastogs 99 Randal Headrick Nancy Hester T©rn hkggns Alan m Page Jordan Janet Ke«ey jotn Knes Bruce Legrone Joy Light Kelly Mann Shan McDougal KeBey Moore Scott Moore Jeff Morrow Marie Nichols Melissa Mx Cartyn Olvey Jock Tefry Dona TFwrefl Mike Turley Janie Wode Mike WAkxns Marg« Wyatt KristV Yeo9ef Debtxe W am$ 101 Freshmen Favorites Sherri Barnes Cathy Be Shannon Black weB Bubba Brown Marcy Bunn Brenda Bush Morgan Callaway Michael Carr Leigh Clements Jay Davis Nancy Eorgte Ph«p Earnest F R E S H M E N 103 Rodney Williams Tracy Wiliams Jack Wren w Donna Horn Jeremy Howel Lee Anne Latham Lee Lipscomb Audrey McCInton Bobby Waldrop Steve Ware Don Wtggns Kris W� ams Matt Wood s E V E N T H G R A D E Stocy Edge Kim Foster Mike Goff Esther Howe Terrie Howell Mark Langston Michael Lipscomb Vicki McCombs 108 Dole Norred Pam Patterson qq Patton Ree Reaves Ricky Reid Jem Smith Crtdy Thrasher Rodney Turtey Roger Turtey Ashiey Turner 109 Blaine Turner Mary Veitch David Word John Wise SIXTH GRADE Shannon BrasweS Ca� e Campbell Judith Dabbs Angel Ethridge April Fleek Stephen Fulmer Kevin Garmon Jon Grayson Lisa Hosmer Pam Jordon Christ! Jordan Danny Justice Renee Kennedy Jimbo Mahaftey Ji McDougal Donna Middlebrooks Lee Musso Mark Newton Scott Pate Condry Pope Mark Quinn Christy Reid Kelh Russel Cindy Schnmscher Paula Scott Mke Trocy Kenny Tucker Leigh Wesley Wendy Wesson Paige White Terry Winslet t Cheryl Young in FIFTH GRADE Ruth Ann Abercrombie Christie ABmon Carolyn Callaway Motte Clark Lee Clevenger Lisa Coker Jackie Curren Doug DeBaccio Kely Edge Dee Ann Farr Mark Foster Wendy Foster Rhonda Gamble David Garrett Thomas Having Donna Hill Jeff Horn Kendall Jones James Long Alen Mims 112 Donna Mitchel Bert Moore Mekssa Moore Barry Parsons Sandy Peoples Wayne Ray Alan Reynolds Julia Richardson Brian Romine Sherri Roy Brent Shadrick Jim Shaw Denise Smith Kim Swindle Cnssy Veltch Kim Venable Tom Ward Terri Williams Jamie Ray 113 FOURTH GRADE AAe Bruce Diana Campbell April Carr Jeff Curreo Jock Cason Karen DeRoncey Heather Goble Mike Granger Sara Grayson Julie Hamaker Gina Having Deborah Keith Jamie Kierce Susan Nichols Dan Newton Stephen Patterson David Peacock Karen Penn Jason Reid Russel Lewis Pete Sensing Debbie Shaw Greg Smith Scott Smith Sharon Wttoms 115 THIRD GRADE Davtd Bloomer Scott Braswell Darby Broadwater Jufce Bruce Kevin Crumpton Charles DeUaccio Christy Edge Holly Edge Chuck Gay Jason Gray Wayne Having Steve Higginbotham Chris Jones Bob Keith Randy Knapp Sima Mahan Mitch Mitchell Amy Pennmgton Beth Richardson Danny Rosser Donna Sch eci Ginger Smith Steve Smith Kim Thomas Poden Vanderburg Nikki Venable Jeff Williams 116 SECOND GRADE We learn from our mistakes Her© the goblins moaning. See the witches riding. Feel the bat wengs bushing — On HALLOWEEN! Sill Mrs. Pumpkin You don't look wise — Sitt on the fence Starting with your eyes I'm not afraid Of your fown Of your teeth Or your mouth turned upside down! Shelley Stake Alysta Boudreaux Amy Clevenger Crag Coppock Amy Crowe Shaney Duncan Bubba Farr Johnny Foster Lisa Hasten Chris Maniscatao Elyn McDaniel Todd Moore Matt Musso Joy Romm© Robert War ruck 117 FIRST GRADE Ricky Addington Dani Bogwel Kevin Beck David Brown Angela Delaccio Scott Donaldson Christopher Dunn Michele Ensor Shea Farr Robin Gamble Heather Gay Diana Barrel Snarl rtcks Eddie Bo Horton Heather Hosock Aftson Mantoofh 118 Christine Marcum Nk:ho e Parsons Spencer Randal Sam Rhea Jennifer Severs Lynn Shaft Jeff Sims w°cte SumrnorvJe Thrasher Warren Mlchoe Wheeler KINDERGARTEN Christy Beasley Jason Bowman Courtney Bngman Carfee Bush Joy Crowe Jerry Dtflard Amy Gamble Shelly Grimes Jo Anna Hassell Jarrett Jackson Kristie Jefferies Amber Jones Jason Morgan Wendi Norwood Chris Null Christian Sansrng Josh Segar Heath Shaw Leske Smitherman Brad Stuckey Stacy Sullivan 120 GRADUA TION ’79 121 OUR HEADMASTER Mr. Norton is a very special person to B.A. having been our Headmaster for 10 yrs. He enjoys athletics, art. and researching history, especially the Civil War. He received his B.S. from Tennessee Tech and his M.A. from Peabody College. GEORGE BARRY NORTON OUR COUNSELOR Mrs. Sullivan has done a lot for B.A since she came here 6 yrs. ago. She received her B.S. and M.A. from the University of Alabama. She enjoys reading and cooking ElIZABj-' isuir MARY SULLIVAN 125 Miss Susan Abercrombie has been at B.A. for 1 year. She received her B.A. from the University of Alabama. She teaches 4th. 5th. and 6th grade English, and 5th grade math. She is the sponsor of the Jr. High cheerleaders. Girl's Letter club, and the volleyball coach. She enjoys tennis and outdoor sports. Mrs. Delta Bean has been at B.A. for 1 year She received her B.A. from the University of Montevallo. and also her M.-Ed. from there. She teaches tst grade, and 2nd grade Health and Science. She enjoys music, reading, swimming, running, needlecraft and her children. Mrs. Betsy Britain has been at B.A. for 2 years. She receivec her B.S. from the University of Alabama, and her M.A. from U.A.B. She teaches 3rd grade, and 4th grade science and reading. She enjoys crafts, reading, needlework, baking. Mrs. Sharon Bryant has been at B.A. for 4 years. She received her B.S. in Education from Jacksonville State University. She teaches Spanish I and II. and 9th grade Alabama History. She enjoys crafts, and reading. 126 Mrs. Fay© Bunn has been at B.A. for several years as a substitute, but this year she is our girls' physical education teacher. She enjoys sports. Mrs. Angelyn Burgess has been at B.A. for 3 years. She received her B.S. In Education from Auburn University. She teaches 10th grade geometry, 7th grade math, and 6th grade math. She enjoys tennis, needlepoint (when she has time), and reading. Mrs. Gwen Carlysle has been at B.A. for 2 years. She received her A.B. in math from Georgia State University, and her EMT — Paramedic from the University of Alabama. Birmingham. She teaches the 8th grade, general and business math, physics, and is the sponsor of the Annual Staff. She enjoys music, sewing, cooking, being a corner worker at sports car races, and being a volunteer fire-medic. Mr. Barry L. Crowson has been at B.A. for 1 year. He teaches Typing I and II, accounting, coaches our basketball and football team. He received his B.S. from the University of Alabama. He enjoys all kinds of sports. 127 Mrs. Meyillan Fitzsimmons has been at B.A. for four years. She teaches 7th. 8th. and 9th grade English, She received her B.S. from Middle Tennessee University. Her hobbies are needlework, and reading. Mrs. June Garner has been at B.A. for 8 yrs. She teaches 3rd. 4th, 5th, 6th, Jr. High study halls and P.E. Mrs. Dianne Green has been at B.A. for 7 yrs She teaches 7th grade social studies, 8th, 11th U.S. history. She is also our librarian and the sponsor of our Varsity Cheerleaders. She received her B.S. from MS. state college for women and her M.A in secondary ed. from U.A.B. Her hobbies are. swimming, camping, plants, and reading. Mr. Jim Johnson has been at B.A. for 1 yr. He teaches 8th. 9th grade sciences. He enjoys. The Outdoors, and Skiing. He coaches the Jr. High football team, and the Wrestling team. 128 Mrs. Jo Lee Latham has been at B.A. for 6 years, as our librarian. She received her Library Skills Aide Certificate from the Jefferson County Board of Education. She enjoys sewing, cooking, camping, hiking, her grandchildren, and riding bicycles. Mr. Gary Loggins has been at B.A. for 1 year. He received his B.S. and M.S. from Troy State, and is the coach of our Varsity Football Team, and the girls' basketball team. He enjoys hunting, antiques, and sports. Mrs. Patsy Lushington has been at B.A. for 10 years. She received her B.S. from the University of Alabama. She teaches 4th, 5th, and 6th grade social studies, and 5th grade reading. She enjoys tennis and boating. Mrs. Mary Beth Middlebrooks has been at B.A. for 1 year. She received her B.S., from the University of Montevallo. She teaches 5th, 6th, 7th grade science, and 6th grade reading. She is the sponsor of Kappa-Tri-Hi-Y. 129 Mrs. Sue P. Moore has been at B.A. for three years. She teaches Kindergarten, 2nd grade P.E. and 3rd grade study hall. She went to the University of Alabama. She enjoys arts and crafts, reading, walking, and entertaining. Mrs. Anne Partain has been at B.A. for three years. She teaches drama. French, sophomore and senior English. She received her B.A. from Samford University. She enjoys theater, literature, poetry, dancing, music, and all sports. Mrs. Pat Reaves has been at B.A. for eight years. She is a teacher's aid for 1st grade, and keeps study halls for 7th-12th. She enjoys spectator sports, reading, hunting and fishing with family, trips with her family, and cooking new dishes. Mrs. Alice Jane Robinson has been at B.A. for five years. She teaches 10th grade history. 11th grade English, and 12th grade government. She received her B.S. from the University of Montevallo. and her M.A. from the University of Alabama. She enjoys swimming, boating. and tennis. 130 Mr. Walt Rogers has been at B.A for three years. He teaches biology. 11th grade English, and chemistry. He received his A.B. from Samford University. He enjoys skiing and music. Mr. Frank Steele has been at B.A. for two years. He teaches advanced band, mixed chorus. 7th and 8th grade general music, and brass and woodwind ensemble. He received his B.M.E. from Central State University in Oklahoma. He enjoys reading, listening to and studying music, collecting plants and frogs, water skiing, roller and ice-skating, tennis, and teaching at B.A. Mrs. Pam Walters has been at B.A. for four years. She teaches Algebra I and II and trigonometry. She received her B.S. from the University of Montevallo. She enjoys teaching horse-back riding, camping, traveling, and sewing. Mrs. Avonell Watson has been at B.A. for three years. She received her BS-ED from the University of Alabama. She teaches 3rd and 4th grade math, and is the 2nd grade teacher. She enjoys crafts, jogging, and sewing. 131 Mrs. Roberto Carter Mrs. Peggy Bryant Ann Tracy. Axty Having. Glenda WHIiams. Bernice Quinn Mr Leslie Morris Mr Wiiom Larkin BASEBALL LEFT standing: Cooch Tommy Etts. Buck Moore. Craig Garner. Lloyd Ethridge. Shane Lee. Steve CrotweM. Cooch David Efts kneeling: Keith Brocknel. Mark Ray. Duke Stephenson. Bob Atchison. Doug Mayo. Eddie Shepherdson. sitting Neale Rhea. Jack Terry. Jimbo Roe. Joey Toner. Todd Paden. CENTER coaches Tommy EHis, David Efts. RIGHT seniors Shane Lee. Buck Moore kneeling: Joey Toner. Eddie Shepherdson. 134 136 S P 0 R T S 1 9 7 9 Ed Cason. Bfl St van. Joe Tommie. Ted Davis kneeling: James Calahan. Mike Morrow GOLF Bo Norris, Joy Vncent. David Norred. Randal Guyton, Bubba Brown Richard Blockerby — manager. Jeanene Patterson. Anna Kines. Artta Pittman, Jan Huey. Suzanne Shaw. Carol Hoodley. Kelly Roy. Leigh Lagrone. Coach Henry Chancier, kneeling: Kelley Moore. CcxoSne Horn, Laurie Williams. Joy Light. Tammy Rogers. Karen Callahan. Teresa Roy. Kris Wiliams. Angie Adams SOFTBALL seniors Tommy Russe . Corofcne Horn 138 B.A. WRESTLERS Senior Bo Norris has been State Wrestling Champion for the past three years, and was selected most valuable player in the State last year. MAT MATES Janet KeBey. Karen Calahan. Itsa Greene. Joy Light. Patty Pegues. Pam Griffin. Volerie Baumann center Lila Robinson. Anna Kmes Co-head Lila Robinson and Head Anna Kines Centers Susie Zouchtn and Melanie Coggin 144 BASKETBALL Cooch Barry Crow son. Don Wiggins. Jeremy HoweO. John Hoftman. Greg Griffin. Jason Morgan. Jay Davis. David Rhodes. David Show. Mork Clark. Kneeing Alen rtcks. Jeff Dennis. Bubba Brown. Frank Grayson. B y Joe Scales. Ricky Reid. Michael Lipscomb 146 Guards Forwards Centers B A S K ■ Senior. Todd Paden B T B A L L Mark Ray. Randall Guyton. Jimbo Roe. Jack Terry. Lloyd Ethridge Joey Rosser. Tim Ward. Todd Paden. Neale Rhea Mike Turley. Max Jinks. Jay Davis. Bubba Elam, Richard Blackerby 152 Greg Harrington. John Kines. David Norred. Craig Garner Bruce Legrone. Artie Pennington. Jonathan Foster. Scott Moore Bo Norris. Randall Headrick. Eric Kidd. Greg Reaves 153 seroofs David Norred. Bo Ncxns. Todd Poden coaches Barry Crowson. Gary Logons, Jm Johnson 154 V A R S I T Y F O O T B A L L Football at Bessemer Academy is an important sport. Everyone involved spends quite a bit of time preparing for it. The football team trains during the preceding summer months under the supervision of the coaches. The cheerleaders go to clinic to learn cheers so they will be able to support the team and promote school spirit during the games. The band and auxiliary groups practice during the summer months so they can entertain the audience during halftime at the football games. Bessemer Academy football owes a lot to the great financial support of the Quarterback Club which puts forth time and effort selling ads and having pictures made so they can compile the football program. Great care is taken in cutting the grass and drawing the yard lines to prepare for each home game of the season. The team gets a lot of support from the student body, teachers, and parents as they do their best through each exciting game. DEFENSE — Uoyd Ethndge. Jimbo Roe, Max jinks. Randal Guyton. Jack Terry. Todd Poden. Richard Black erby, Mark Ray. Kneeling: John Kmes. Bo Norris. Neale Rhea. Tim Ward. Jon Foster. David Norred. OFFENSE — Neale Rhea. John Kmes. Jrnbo Roe. Randall Guyton. Todd Poden, Kneeling Uoyd Ethridge. Ten Ward. Grey Reaves. Craig Gamer. Jon Foster. Mark Ray. Jack Terry 155 157 JR HIGH FOOTBALL Nnth Groders Mo goo CoSoway, Josoo Morgan, Greg Griffin kneeing Jay Davis. fvVke Long. Bubba Brown. Philip Earnest Eighth Graders Trey Thornton. Shane Boatright, kneeling Scott Upton. Mark Adams, Steve Ware. Mark Braswell Sitting Mark Rhea. Bryon Foster. Alien Hicks Seventh Groders Kip Hogue. David Ward. Eric Calaway. Ricky Reid. Dale Norred Mark Langston — Manoger. Coach Jkn Johnson 158 FOOTBALL Varsity Opponent Pickens 3 BA 0 Faith 6 0 Sumter 21 8 West End 14 14 Marengo 35 14 Coosa 6 9 lakeside 14 19 Warrior 16 21 Central 6 0 Morgan 0 26 Sneioy 0 14 Jr. High Opponent BA Coosa 0 0 Faith 6 0 Shelby 32 0 Cohooa 8 12 Coosa 8 20 Faith 8 12 BASKETBALL Varsity Girls B-Team Opponent BA Opponent BA Opponent Morgan 70 39 Coosa 21 23 Shelby Berney Pts. 67 57 West End 52 Coosa Valley Shetoy 26 37 Pickens 41 12 West End Coosa Va� ey 48 49 Talladega 9 18 Toiiadega West End 45 42 Faith 10 23 Foith Pickens 64 58 Canaba 27 10 Cahoba Jackson 54 55 Berney Pts 17 33 Berney Pts Pickens 50 38 West Ena 58 13 Morgan Sumter 60 63 West End Faith 37 35 Central Cahoba Bemey Pts. Morgan West Ena 69 58 71 103 55 BA 31 J 10 18 16 37 22 10 24 15 37 39 38 29 65 83 60 60 52 ▼ Opponent Shelby Pickens Bemey Pts Morgan Central WRESTLING Opponent Central Hooper 2nd place m the Sprmgwood Tournament 26 42 BA 30 27 -w Wornor and Fed Deposit V A C R H S E I E T R Y Leigh Logrooe — Sr.. Beth Harrington — Soph . Aftson Tommie — Jr.. Dana Swmdai — Jr. Vicki Brown — Jr., Lisa McEniry — Jr.. Laura Lushington — Jr.. Kristy Yeager — Soph. Lynn Middtebrooks — Sr., center front Joanna Piflitten — Sr L E A D E R S The Varsity Cheerleaders made a great showing at the cheerleader clinic held at Huntington College this past summer. They received many awards, including 8 superior ribbons and excellent ribbon. They placed first in Pom-Pom routines. As if winning these honors was not enough, they brought home the clinic spirit stick, and the highest honor of all. being selected to cheer for the All-star game. All in all. their trip to clinic was very prosperous! sponsor Miss Dianne Green Head: Joanna PflHtteri Co-heads: Lynn Middtetxooks. Leigh Logrooe SPIRIT STICK The spirit stick is given to the high school class with the most school spirit at the pep rallies, or with the most participation in related activities. Winners Seniors — 5 Juniors — 4 Sophomores — Band — 1 TWO BITS Two bits Four bits Hey Six bits a Dollar All for REBEL Team Stand up and HOLLERII! 161 163 The Junior High Cheerleaders went to clinic at Huntington College this summer. Everyone was proud of their achievements. They received five superior ribbons and one excellent ribbon. Also, with their enthusiasm, they earned the spirit stick. Gtgl Patton. Leigh Clements, Ke y Hester. Teresa Wammack. Marcy Bunn 164 Stephonie Tucker. Cindy Stephenson. Joanna Garrett, Cam! Roe. Staci Edge Far left sponsor — Miss Susan Abercrombie Left heod — Marcy Bunn Below: co-head — Stephanie Tucker 165 AND WHEN THE GAMES ARE OVER THERE IS SATISFACTION IN A JOB WELL DONE 166 FINANCE HUEYTOWN FABRIC A INC 1233 Love Street P.O. Box 3250 Hueytown, Alabama 35020 Phone: 491-3896 Plate work. Hoppers. Structural and Misc. Steel Fabrication John South, Owner All Types Block Brick Repairs CURREN MASONRY Fireplaces — Storm Cellars Patio — Walks — Walls Wayne Curren 426-3014 Compliments Of A Friend EASTERN VALLEY AUTO PARTS 921 East Valley Rd. 426-6356 YOUR TROUBLES VANISH CASON’S FLOWERS 1701 - 3rd Avenue. North Bessemer. Alabama 35020 'Flowers Of Distinction1 169 Congratulations MOORE COAL COMPANY INC. Kelly Our Motto — Good Coal Mother. Daddy. Tim 129 North Fourth Street Bessemer. Alabama 35020 424-2705 KELLER SONS AUTO PARTS 1920 6th Avenue North Bessemer. Alabama 35020 Automotive and Industrial Parts Specialist 170 DIXIE DA TSUN Capitol Of The Gas Savers! DATSUN 171 COMPLIMENTS OF — Mrs. Mable Goodwin CIO GARDEN FRESH CURB MARKET 1820 - 2nd Avenue HEART OF DOWNTOWN BESSEMER. ALABAMA AND VILLAGE SUPER MARKET 1011 Brookland Drive Hueytown. Alabama flotoerS HILLTOP FLORIST 2400 Morgan Road Bessemer. Alabama 428-7921 COMPLIMENTS OF — MICKEYS 800 Fairfax Avenue Bessemer, Alabama Groceries and Gas. Picnic Supplies Foodtown F O 1372 Hueytown Road O Hueytown, Al. D 491-3561 T O W N Rick Knight. Mgr 172 GARYWOOD CLOTHING BONJOUR 2 blocks behind Jimez Restaurant LET Le Cercle BE UNBROKEN Hueytown — 744-0693 DON’S CARPET GALLERY Sales 8c Installation Bessemer Vinyl Floor Coverings Custom Draperies Wall Covering Wood Floors Decorating Service By Our Trained Consultants 424-1265 815 8th N Auto Parts (205) 428-3244 New 8c Rebuilt MORGAN TIRE COMPANY Leonard Shaw Ronald Shaw 322 4th Avenue North Bessemer. Al. 35020 S S AUTO PARTS Charles Morgan Owner 426-6326 900 Hall Ave. 173 STOP= N= SHOP BAKERY COMPLIMENTS OF Grady Higginbotham 1813 Third Avenue Phone: 428-8487 Albert D. Lipscomb Compliments of Lipscomb Lipscomb Attorneys At Law Bessemer 1731 4th Avenue Bessemer. Alabama 35020 Bakery Goods Pastries Weddings Picnic Supplies News Stand OPEN DAILY SUNDAY 8:00 AM-9.00 PM Phone 425-7044 Phone 425-1524 W.S. SHIVERS SON CLOTHING CO. IN LOVING MEMORY OF LARRY MICHAEL PIKE Glynell Mens', Ladies', And Childrens' Clothing — Easy Terms — 105 North 19th Street Bessemer, Al. JJ ENGEL MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC. AN ALABAMA BANCO RPO RATI ON AT MU AT Steve L. Shaw MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICER SUITE 310 DIAMOND HEAD BUILDING BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA 33216 P. O. BOX 20126 (205) 979-7200 RES: (205) 425-44 6 174 Joy. Karen. Thanks for being the best pledges a Junior could ever have asked for. Hlfffflffl FRED McLELLAND 1 love you both! SERVICE STATION 1701 4th Avenue £r- £ Bessemer. AL 424-9224 Mom. Dad, Deana, Brady. Tiroc — Tubes Thanks for all the memorable years ya'II have ‘Clean used cars made possible. Love. Cindy MIDDLEBROOKS GUYTON PRINTING TRUCKS CO., INC. EQUIPMENT Heavy Duty Diesel Trucks All types 4100 Bessemer Super Hwy. Bessemer. Alabama 35020 Bessemer. Alabama 35020 Phone. JIM MIDDLEBROOKS 425-5295 424-2232 424-2233 424-2234 Jt JSfJ Lumber and Building Materials Discount Pharmacy 2400 — 18th Avenue North Lipscomb. Alabama Bessemer. Alabama 35020 426-1221 425-7524 175 Compliments of j Joyce Compliments of Lonnie Posey Mr. Guy T. Burgess Miss Green. We appreciate all of the help you have given us. You're Greatl We'll never forget you. Joanna Laura Leigh Alison Lynn Lisa Vicki Kristy Dana Beth DOUG JINKS INSURANCE CENTER INC. 900 Woodward Road Midfield, Alabama 35228 176 PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHS To W.W. One of the best friends a person could hope for. Love. S.C. • Weddings Nature Portraits • Commercial • Dances • Special Occasions Jeff Curren photographer phone: 426-3014 Compliments of the 1979-80 Reflections Staff Special Moments Held Forever BAUMANN COATINGS, INC. Phone 491-7224 Nights 491-6653 DABBS FLORIST, INC. 3135 Warrior River Rd. Hueytown, Ala. 35020 DENNIS DABBS ETHEL DABBS 2095 4th Avenue DOUG’S OX. TIRES Bessemer. Al 477-5701 joe piper inc Draper £ Paperboard BESSEMER ALA. 35020 TEL. 205 424 2486 DUNLOP STEEL RADIALS APPLIANCE WHEELS G T QUALIFIERS CBI WIDE 60'S-70'S GOULD BATTERIES O.K. Tires Of Bessemer 801 14th St. North Hwy. 150 At U.S. 11 177 y SSs2A SHAW MOTORS 1501 31st S.W. Birmingham. AL 35221 925-4707 REALESTATE-GENERAL INS. R.L. Patton. Jr. — Broker Monroe Donaldson — Agent Pearson Reality Company. Inc. 1820 Third Ave. Bessemer. Alabama 428-2341 ROY WARD PRESIDENT MARK WARD MANAGER Ward-McLure Furniture Company, Inc. FURNITURE • APPLIANCES TELEVISION • STEREO 425-1611 1914 THIRD AVENUE BESSEMER ALABAMA V PIKE’S BAR B Q open 8am.-10pm. Woolco Shopping Center Bessemer. Ala. 35020 (205)428-1538 STATE FARM INSURANCE _________U STRONG ROY SHELL SERVICE 424-9390 D.A. Roy Donald Fred White, CLU Agent 712 18th Street North Bessemer. Alabama 35020 Bus. 425-3280 Res. 424-7618 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. 2497 Morgan Rd. Home Officer: Bloomington. Illinois y 178 T. L. DOUG ASSOC IA •CIVIL ENGINEERS •MINING CONSULTANTS •LAND SURVEYORS • EXPLORATION DRILUNG •TESTING LABORATORY SOIL COAL WATER 1720 3rd AVE. NORTH BESSEMER .ALABAMA 424-0651 S 179 - — Phone: 491-3201 Sales Installation JEFF’S FLOOR COVERINGS, INC. Carpet — Sheet Vinyl — Wallpaper Jeff A. Pierson President 320 Brook lane Dr. Hueytown, Al. 35020 LOYLE SEYMOUR JEWELRY COMPANY Teenaged Accounts Welcomed” Senior Rings And Big Discounts Guaranteed Service 222 No. Nineteenth Street HURY AUTO PARTS 428 N. 19th Street Bessemer. Alabama 35020 425-2463 Owner: Jean W. Robinson s 180 The Key V rd in Ready Mix Concrete is READY and we are when you are. General Con tract ort Ready Mix Concrete Plants Birmingham Bessemer, Alabama Keri Abercrombie Debbie Campbell Mary Jane Farrington Debbie Grayson Beth Harrington Karen Hastings Carol Hoadley Donna Holland Leigh Anne Humphries Natalie Jolley Paige Jordan Janet Kelley Janie Wade Joy Light Margie Wyatt Kelly Mann Kristy Yeager Kelly Moore Melissa Nix Celeste Schilleci We love youl The Seniors And Juniors Fred C. Blackerby If You Can't See Tread. See Fred. w O.K. TIRE BATTERY CO., INC. 1701 N. 19th St. — Bessemer 428-0111 OE AitOB BRAZIL REALTY 628 North 19th Street Bessemer. AL 35020 Jenny Schrlmscher Sales Associate Sales Appraisals Insurance Office (205) 424-4500 Home (205) 424-5197 V IOHNSON RAST HAYS ' COMB NY 550 Wot Town Plata Bourner, Alabama J5020 205 425-5271 WANDA BROWN Hom t 428-3103 HERB JACKSON’S Draperies — Drapery Cleaning Carpet — Carpet Cleaning Wall Paper — Vinyl Decorator Service 630 Clarendon Ave. — 428-9143 GIBSON SHEET METAL WORKS Service Since 1912 417 N. 20th Street Bessemer. AL 35020 JAMES T. GIBSON 428-3334 Compliments Of: ASHLEY’S SUNDRIES SEEDS 100 No. 19th Street Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Tel. 425-2034 J A LONG-LEWIS FORD Alabama's Oldest Ford Dealer Office — 428-0161 4200 Bessemer Super Highway A 183 Compliments of STUDENT COUNCIL STATE FARM DURRETT OIL compliments of , RICK RODGERS ySTlB (agent) gas. oil. washing, and certified lubrication V STATE FARM U INSURANCE 4th Avenue And 9th Street ■ffMJgc PHONE: 425-3422 PUTNAM’S FLORIST 1342 Hueytown Rd. Hueytown. Ala. 35020 491-3516 184 %9a MJMO i OHIVU 5103 23MOH rltioM .evA dtp 80h t-0£0££ .IA .iem©22©8 enoitoH obnei8 oo£e- s 0MVU 5103 23MOH rition .©va ntp 80hr osoae .ia .i©m©22©a !©Vwd3 ssua .9.W ooea-fcSfc swa HO 0MIVIJ 5103 23MOH 0HIVU 5103 23MOH ntion ,©vA dtp 80n rltioM 9vA dtp 80 0£0££ .IA ,i©m©22©a 0S06£ IA .i©m©22©8 92UOH to3 19 IoA nD9b©D51 00£d-fc Sfc oo£e- st 0HIVIJ 5103 23MOH 0HIVIJ 5103 23MOH fliioH ©vA dt9 SOM1 ntion ©va dtp sof4 h 0S08C IA .i©m©22©3 0£05£ .IA j©m©22©8 nDmttiq 2Dmor1T ©iwo8 ©i IODl ooae- ooee-kSk 0HIVIJ 5103 23MOH 0WVIJ 5103 23MOH rition .©va dtp 80r f' dtioH ©vA dtp 801 0S06£ .IA ,i9m©22©8 0£0S£ IA .i©m©22©8 | p£QB | m9doO D� vly2 iDlloa noillij ■ BHMOH I 00£6- £k 00£d-fcS esr CONGRATULATIONS CHOIR AND BAND Lila Robinson Duane Terpo Terry Jones Joy Light Chris Downs Brenda Sexton Tim Williams Frank Sutley Mike Tracy Susan Coroly Brian Bell Mike Lipscomb Kristi Monroe Rodney Williams Deborah Doming Bert Lipscomb Terri Holland Connie Mahan Kelly Woodward Morgan Callaway Wayne Keller Marie Nichols Jamie Pearson Tracey Williams Sam Reynolds Lisa McEniry Janet Kelley Brenda Bush Allen Hicks Susan Doming Phyllis Breland Walley Wise Donna Middlebrooks Steve Ware Sherri Barnes Teresa Roy Kellie Hammaker Felecia Lightsey Kelly Dunn Matt Wood Karen Hastings Georgia Ware Nancy Eargle Jeanene Patterson Kevin Garmon Anna Kines Beth Peterson Teresa Jones Mary Veitch Pam Patterson Mike Deroncey Belinda Sexton Paige Jordan John Bell Joy Light Barry Gay Donna Holland Terry Schrimscher Cecil Bunn Jerri Burnett Natalie Jolley Jane Farrington David Roy Shannon Blackwell John Hall Nancy Hand John Curren Rita Lewis Lee Lipscomb Ginger Erwin Shawn Riley Lisa Gay John Holt Doug Sawyer Deana Jordan Valarie Baumann Patty Pegues Scott Upton Eric Callaway Jan Casey Kelly Morris Renee Kennedy Chris Owens Vicky Brown Janet Fancher Kim Jones ROY LUMBER WELDON 1405 1st Avenue PHARMACY , PHONE: 425-5934 serving Hueytown Since 1935 1280 Hueytown Rd. Hueytown. Ala. 35020 491-2805 PHARMACISTS: Lee Weldon ' Danny Johnson Eddie Putnam 186 JOHN SEGARS AIR CONTROL CO. HEATING. COOLING. GUTTERS Residential and Commercial Alabama Power Certified Ventilating Systems Service on all Makes JOHN P. SEAGERS Phones 477-5644 425-8932 4 Debbie Campbell. You are the best, and we love you so very much. Love. Lynn Lila [Western Ljjuto ASSOCIATE STORE 1369 Huey town Rd. Hueytown, Al. 35020 PHONE. 491-3030 DAVID KORNEGAY (owner) Congratulations to Ed Cason We love you. Mother. Daddy. Beth and Jack THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS SHOPPE 1427 4th Ave. • L 7, Bessemer. Al M 35020 Specializing in 1Il£iA2 p Infant and L (y Childr©n's Clothing Dear Mother. Thanks for everything' Especially the Bee Gee concert 1 LOVE YOU. Jessica Natalie. Thanks for being the best pledge anybody could want. We'll always love you! We love you. Anna and Missy congratulations ; SENIORS Mrs. Walters PLASTER PALACE Plastercraft 23 Ceramics (ftr 'Site' ) Paints Supplies J Classes Available SHERRY GAMBLE 131 4th Ave. (owner) Bessemer ■ Compliments of RUBY'S BEAUTY SALON 633 4th Ave. Bessemer. Al. 35020 PHONE: 425-6471 Two Locations to Serve LEMOX DISCOUNT PHARMACY ! 300 N. 19th St. Bessemer. Al. 35020 Downtown 424-1202 LEMOX CLOVERDALE DRUGS 109 So. 9th St. 428-4146 Donna, To the greatest little Kappa Pledge ever Thanks for making it a great yearl LOVE ALWAYS. Terri and Janet Anna and Missy. You two are the best! Thanks for everything 1 LOVE YOU. You're little pledge. Natalie 188 5041 Bessemer Super Highway Bessemer. Alabama 35020 PHONE: 428-9105 Open 24 Hours SONNY CHILDERS. Owner JUDY'S RELIABLE SERVICE CERAMICS PRINTING STEWART and JUDY CALLAWAY 2705 — 19th St. 4900 15th Street, West Hueytown, AL 35020 Bessemer, Alabama Phone 491-5353 491-6231 All Types Of Printing EASTERN VALLEY ALL STAR DRUGS ATHLETIC HOUSE, INC. 1300 Eastern Valley Rd. 516 West Town Plaza Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Bessemer, Alabama 35020 425-5258 Phone (205) 428-9129 Congratulations Cindyl BESSEMER SHACK LEE CENTER We love you! 411 North 17th Street Bessemer, Alabama 35020 Mother, Daddy, Deana. 8c Brady (205) 426-8037 Thank You Ruth 8c Herman Swindal Mrs. Hall RES. Phone (205) 428-5917 for your help with the PATRONS' LIST! Kam, Thanks for being the best senior 1 could have ever asked for. You will always hold a special place in my heart. 1 Love youl Kelly PA TRONS’ LIST V Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Boatright Mrs. Harvey Bunn Betty© Bush Dr. and Mrs. James S. Callahan Carol Countryman Dr. and Mrs. William T. Edge Graf's Studio of Photography Green Hardware and Supply Roger Halcomb Janet L. Hall Jeannette N. Hall Julia A. Hall Faye and Glenn Hester Mr. Roger D. Higgins Anne and Leroy Holt Mr. and Mrs. James A. Holliman Hury Auto Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jolly Mr. and Mrs. Charkey Jordan Mr. and Mrs. James B. Kierce. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kines Mrs. Richard Latham Attorney Jackie McDougal Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Moore and Bert Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Paden Martha and Earl Pate Judge and Mrs. J.W. Patton. Ill Joyce and Lonnie Posey Ranellis Deli Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Reynolds Dr. and Mrs. B. Wayne Roe Attorney William W. Rogers Dr. and Mrs. F. Douglas Smith Student Council Mr. and Mrs. L.T. Ward. Jr. Carol Webb Mrs. Clyde Yeager 191