Carol W Hayes High School - Pacesetter Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

daxot (IV. 505 jVoxt(i 43rd St. ISizniLncjfiam, A£ 10 (jsHle jz tfiat you azs contzi(jutoz± to t(ii± nzur aivitization in you and £f Ij LiEfjE in youz dzitiny • f m 2 f!£ L L£(J£ that you hat inhzzitsA fzom youz fozzfathzz± an ancLznt dzzam, 3 ±ony, a f2.xoli(i£.cy, vjfzicfi you can fizoudty [ay a± a eft °i yzatitudz ufion tfiz taji of czfymzzLca. A 33 hzhizOS, that you can iay to the found z± oj this, yzsat nation, 9 „rJvmJ 1 n™1” 0 np (3%3Zj J73JOOZ fljz ttj? ZUV jj f'jj Mrs. Ossie Ware Mitchell, President Birmingham Board of Education I am delighted to have the opportunity to greet you as you reach another milestone in your preparation and development. Commencement marks a beginning, and I would strongly urge each of you to begin very definite preparation by continuing your studies beyond the high school level. In order to live a happy and successful life, you must develop both your mind and your heart. Broad horizons filled with unlimited opportunities await the men and women qualified to serve in solving the problems of mankind. The world needs persons of high character and intellectual brilliance. Prepare today for tomorrow’s opportunities! Congratulations to the Class of 1979 on completing the requirements for graduation. There are several major milestones in every person’s lifetime. High School graduation is one of the important ones not only because of the learning it represents, but also because it signals a future role of responsibility as an adult. That responsibility is not only to one's self but, also, to all of society. Best wishes in the future to all. Wilmer S. Cody, Superintendent Birmingham Public Schools dazo[ W. c fayz± Twice I have been privileged to make a statement in the Pacesetter Yearbook — the 1969 and the 1979 editions. The creation of school annuals involves much work. I heartily commend everyone who has helped to produce this history. Make no mistake about it, this history of your high school days will become increasingly precious to you as the years come and go. Keep it safely in your home library. It is YOUR history! History begins with YOU! Always remember that whatever you become in life depends upon what you do now. Daily, let the history of your life and work for God, others, and yourself show that you are “setting the pace to merit the expenditure in the education of youth. It is the wisest investment any parent, citizen or organization can make. As you continue to strive for excellence, I fatherly bid you Godspeed. C. W. Hayes Former Director of Negro Schools Retired June 1966 8 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY oznian During four years of high school, you move rapidly toward what you expect to become. You spend much of your time in preparation for what you expect to bring rewards. You know that you must pass courses in English, history, science, mathematics, vocational skills, and the arts in order to graduate. The final reward for your efforts is the diploma. Life, however, is the total school of which high school is a small part. Yet, life does not offer a written reward that can be framed and placed on a wall. Life in all its dimensions offers and demands much more. To share its fullness you must achieve peace with mankind, appreciate the natural wonders of the universe, respond to the needs of others, and enjoy the accomplishments of mankind. The good life requires you to expand the dimensions of your body, your mind, and your spirit so that they blend and balance. •To develop the harmony of body, mind and spirit, I suggest the following: _______ Love those who appear unlovable; _______ Strive for inner peace, then it should follow that you can be at peace with others; _______ Appreciate art and music for they will enlarge the soul; _______ Learn to judge when to speak and when to keep quiet; Read widely but weigh carefully what you read; _______ Develop and follow plans that will keep the body; _______ Accept failure as a temporary result of having tried; _______ Be appreciative of kindnesses shown to you; _______ Recognize and respect the rights, privileges and properties of others; _______ Hear the cries for love and understanding, and respond to them. If you do all these things, you will hear and feel the rhythms of the universe, and furthermore, you will know that you are a part of it. (Dux iJ xincifiat in Education, t(iz Nation ± c Hofiz fox z atn ±± 12 MS. LENA RUSH Educational Secretary MRS. MARYW. BAYNES Assistant 13 MRS. CYNTHIA JONES Assistant Ed. Secretary STEVE WASHINGTON Attendance Aide U MRS. ELVIAK. DAVIS LOUNSE A • I Vocational Counselor MRS. MIRRIELB. MOORER Guidance Counselor MRS. DORIS M. WILLIS Guidance Counselor 15 MRS. DORIS CHANDLER Advisor to Girls waste I Advisor to Boys MR. IRVIN SMITH 16 MRS. L. M. H. FINCHER History MRS. DORIS M. COOK Science Phy. Ed. {KiaLxfi MRS. WILLIE M. CREWS English MS. JOSEPHINE HARDIE Mathematics MRS. SUE PHILLIPS Vocational 17 MS. SEMIDOLL BEVEL Science MR. SAMUEL BILLUPS Jr. Vocational EMR MR. JOE L. BENEFIELD Mathematics MRS. MARIE CHATMON BRACY English SFC LINCOLN BLUE R.O.T.C. MR. BENNIE BONNER Drafting MR. LONNIE T. BROWN MRS. RUBY L. BRUCE MR. OSCAR J. CATLIN I.T.C. English Science MR. CECIL D. COLE History MRS. JOSETTEL. COLLINS Physical Education Health MRS. LaVERGNEE. COMER Music MRS. BETTIE B. COTTON Driver Education, Simulator Operator MR. JAMES E. EDGE English MRS. ANNA ELLISON Physical Education and Health It s simple to draw plans for a split level house. I’ll show you in one easy step. MRS. LINDA EVANS Mathematics O.K.. Sam, grab your partner! MS MARILYN G. GIBSON History MS. JANET GOODWYN English History MRS. MARSHA HAM D.E. MRS. OIANNE D. HUFFMAN Home Economics MS. MINNIE RUTH IRVIN Librarian 20 MRS. MINNIE JONES Library Clerk MR. CECIL LEONARD Physical Education Health MRS. GLENDA H. LOTT B.O.E. MRS. IRA T. MARZETTE History MRS. GLADYS W MCCARTHY History MS. DEBORAH E. McKINNEY Vocational E.M.R. I think it should be this way . 21 EARL MORRIS English JAMES 0. NELSON Physical Education Health MRS. CAROL H. O'ROURKE English Spanish JOSEPH E. PEGUES Appliance Repair MRS. BARBARA E. PRYOR Mathematics 22 MS. FLORENCE R. TERRELL English You've got to get it right the first time! S.F.C. WILLIE JAMES THOMAS R.O.T.C. MICHAEL A. TODD History MRS. JESSIE WARD History English “Do you think this is a good idea? 24 (2u±todiaL Staff- 25 MR EDGAR TARVER {Ufis Jluncfi af oom £taff MRS. FULLER, Manager MS. JORDAN MS. NORMAN MRS SCROGGINS MRS. BUSH MRS. ELLISON MR. PULLOM MS. JENNINGS MRS. PERRY MS. DAVIS MRS. MITCHELL We've been working hard all day! MRS. ROBINSON £ 2LOZ± 27 Dear Classmates. Let us forever move forward. Let us carry the educational and moral principals we have received at C. W. Hayes High with us as we week to lead and to build a better world for all people. James Blair, President Class of • 79 Fellow Classmates, We hold the keys to the future. It will soon be time for us to take our places in an everchanging world. It's time for us to go forth and lead that big world in the best possible way. Remember always be ready for everything and never stop trying to achieve your goal. Lou Ella Watkins, Vice-President Class of 79 28 jy tii £znioz c lioncla dl { oozs 29 dnLoz avoxitzi Best Couple Francis Seville Cedriclyn Green Cutest Girl — Best Looking Boy Rhonda Moore Aubrey Hall Most Funniest Wanda Campbell Kerry Wilson Most Studious Patrica Williams Willie Williams 30 Most Likely to Succeed Cheryl Green Willie Williams Shortest Ephrium Woods Yvonne Sullivan Friendliest Charles Golson Kimberly Packer Most Athletic Mary Crawford Ervin Sullivan 31 Most Poised Darryl Fort Ida Payne Most Talented Yolanda Bush Major Henderson Best Dressed Ephrium Woods Vanessa Rogers Tallest Vickie McHenry Dennis Jenkins 32 33 Most Congenial Kellino Ware Kathy Struggs Jesse Allen Melodic Bagley Sara Banks Frederick Bates David Battle Jada Bell Georgiana Bennett Gloria Betts Francis Beville James Blair Elaine Buckhana Terne Burks Yolanda Bush Angela Calhoun Harriet Callier Dmetta Carson Felicia Daphine Carter Felicia Delaine Carter Johnny Clark Llewllyn Cook Nathan Coleman Mary Crawlord Kathy Dandridge Gloria Crayton Brends Davis Curtis Dawson Janice Dorsey Ernest Duncan Annette Embry Yvette Fields Vanessa Fowler Sonja Frost Charles Golson Cedriclyn Green Cheryl Green Aubrey Hall 36 Vanessa Hugley Reginald Jackson Vanessa Jackson Bernadette Johnson Sheila Johnson Slyvester Jones Vicki Jones Sandra King Cynthia Kirksey Quinton Lavender Sabrina Lee Yolanda Lee 37 Angelnette Lewis Mary Lockett Teresa McDaniel Alex McGinnis Vicki McHenry Sharon Murray Dwight Martin Rhonda Moore Sonya Moore Kimberly Packer Ida Payne Timmie Purdon 38 Gerard Reynolds Vanessa Rogers Anita Ross Carol Saxton Connie Seay Beverly Smith Pamela Smith Bridget Snoddy Pamela Staples Kathleen Struggs Patricia Thomas Adrienne Thorington Odessa Turner Kellino Ware Evla Washington Curtis Watkins Lou Ella Watkins Fiesta Williams Frederica Williams Sharon Williams Sylvester Williams Willie Williams Ephriam Woods Cassandra Woodson 40 6ii .unLoz U eJj Le. udoLfifi 41 QunLox fft LC£,X± Rosa Terrell Sonya Moman Terry Johnson Secretary Vice Pres. President 2 Ut2LOZ± I Coretta Alston Corleen Bailey V Norma Bell m Madalyn Cook Anita Cunningham Keith Durden 42 Lanita Hooks Marieth Hudson Jonathan Jolly Johnny Lee Veda Leonard Dellena Lewis Veronica Martin Audrey Miller Darlena Morris Sonya Moman 43 Andr£ Mosely r Beverly Moultry Debbie Pitts Aletha Faye Posey Alecia Riley Casandra Riley La Shanda Pratt Larry Pritchett Tammie Rutleage Venecia Sims Barbara Rudolph Linda Shine Reginald Smith Lawrence Speed Corla Spencer Stepheme Tarver t Andra Taylor Dejara Taylor Carla Thomas Carolyn Thompson Cedrick Tyson Linda Walker Regina Walters Rutley White Lisa Wilson Reginald Winston 46 Patrick Biffle La France Bennett Angela Blair Lucinda Bracy Tracy Bydsong Charon Calhoun Robin Carlisle Stanley Davis Hattie Dismuke Terrie Floyd Katrina Gunn Sheila Harrison Tracy Hill Ywonna Houser Karen Huguley Cynthia Jackson Valerie James Alecia Jemison Dalphine Johnson Veronica Johnson Cheryl Jones Audry Jones George Jordon Della Lucas 47 Monica Matthews Jamice Maxwell William McCoy Veronica Miles Sylvia Mitchell William Norwood Columbus Offord Yves Oliver Kenneth Palmer Lolita Price Glenda Pye Regina Styles 48 53 T£a Lt2£ 2 Anita Banks Yolanda Cook Brian Cooper Sophia Crane Rosalyn Daniels Deidra Davenport Jimmy Dorsey Latrma Evans Luoous Freeman Gloria Gibson Bernard Henderson Peggy Holmes Jackie Jemison Cynthia Lawson Annette McAdory Cynthia McGee Karla Mixon Michell Offord Gretha Palmoore Metha Patton Moses Payne Rhonda Powell Enoch Prince Gwedolyn Riggins Barbara Robertson Winiferd Saxon Brenda Shelby Chris Sims Gertha Stallings Pamela Terry Mary Etta Walker Angela Wheller Anton Williams Hilla Williams Kimberly Wright 49 51 Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes Hayes 18 Wenonah 27 Jones Valley 6 Parker 31 Jackson Olin 20 Glenn 6 Banks 6 Carver 14 Woodlawn 12 Huffman 19 Phillips State Playoff 8 Banks Record 9-2 Ervin Sullinvan W 4 55 Hayes' coach 'challenc prep basketball his reserves. And they came through. Catlin got plenty of mileage out of forward Joel Rice and guards Michael Pritchett. Steve Campbell and Stan Williams. Tolbert also provided valuable relief inside. “I knew all the while that we had kids that could come off the bench. ' Catlin said. “The bench is more important than anything else. I challenged our reserves. I asked them before the game if they were going to go out and really do the job. And if not. I told them they might as well turn in their suits By Roger Shuler Po -Herald Haportar It took some hardship to do It, but the best has finally been brought out of the Hayes Pacesetters Hayes went into last week's City Tournament with three key players ailing. But Saturday night, the Pacesetters came away with the tournament championship by beating Phillips 67-61. Hayes made it to the finals by upsetting top-seeded Carver 45-43 Friday night. I wasn't surprised that we won.' said Hayes coach Oscar Catlin. “I felt like we had everything. We just had to get it all together. The kids have done a tremendous job of realizing their potential. But it wasn’t easy for Hayes. Reserve center Steve Tolbert and starting guard Fred Williams suffered from the flu all week And starting guard Leonard “Shaky Charles had a tooth ache. The illness forced Catlin to turn to “It's hard to convince kids that people on the bench arc important. But I think they’ve come to grips with themselves. And it has made us a more balanced team. “There were several little incidents that did it for us. I think Fred (Williams) and two or three others getting sick and Leonard Charles j tooth ache and some of the o playing well at the start -those things brought us togethi More important, the Pa stayed together throughout ih me'nt Hayes never changed efficient style of basketball T setters continually control tempo and worked the ball their big men And the big men respont Junior forward Craig Beard k averaging 18 points a game for ?amcs And it was Beard wb ree throws with three soooik lift Hayes over Carver Seniw Blair and Klton Ruffin avei points a game To Catlin. the key was patiei one thing 1 joke about with the said. I tell them you have patience with the ball bee going to have patience with ye lay it on the floor, it won't 58 R not ■ ■■ -■ •• ihi- • to rcll. tV' t to mes 13 Its iu- avc Its :• sparks best from bench Oscar Catlin And the Pacesetters also had confidence “I tell the kids a positive attitude will beat anybody in the world This is a life situation You've got to make a decision, whether It's right or wrong But you have to realize it's your decision. Our kids just felt they could beat anybody.' • • • The All-Tournament team Ruffin. Blair and Beard. Hayes. Alford Foster. West End: Boris McCord. Wenonah; Anthony Hicks, Ramsay; Fred Harris. Glenn. Eric Richarson. Carver. Clifford Lawrence, Parker and Ennis Whatley. I’hillips. Whatley was the tournament most valuable player. where It has all the patience in the world. So you have to have patience with the ball. Goacfi dl iclia£.[ 59 James Blair — Captain Swing Forward BASKETBALL SCORES Hayes 83 Abrams 53 52 Carver 71 71 Wenonah 74 46 Jackson-Olin 43 41 Parker 36 64 Parker 54 55 Carver 73 56 Woodlawn 52 51 Huffman 38 56 West End 53 60 Woodlawn 66 76 Ensley 73 55 Jackson-Olin 54 75 Phillips 61 Hayes 68 Ramsay 52 65 Jones Valley 47 92 Banks 31 59 Wenonah 50 45 Carver 43 67 Phillips 61 54 Parker 50 64 Jones Valley 40 58 Phillips 52 53 Carver 68 69 Abrams 49 71 Glenn 52 57 Banks 36 63 Ramsay 57 Carver 59 Hayes 38 Fred Williams Point Guard Elton Ruffin Forward Craig Beard Power Forward Lenard Charles Guard Steve Talber Forward 60 IBoyz' Jzacfz zam James Nelson, Coach Ervin Sullivan James Blair Major Henderson Paul Stroud cxC± { Jzack 'ZJzam James Nelson, Coach Mary Crawford Most Outstanding Athletic Girl Senior Ervin Sullivan Most Outstanding Athletic Boy Senior 62 I ZJsam Cecil Leonard, Coach Andrew Caar Cutris Dawson James Johnson Anthony White Willie Williams Jr. Wayne Lee Edward Sparks Winifred Saxton Andrew Carr William Norwood 63 Ufiz Q ottzy Mrs. Annie Ellison, Coach Mary Foster Stephanie Tarver Valercia Coleman Glynese Kirklan, Captain 64 Lolita Price Mary Crawford Annie Clark Veronica Price Linda Shine 65 (2(l£ZX 66 Lana Dawson Angola Foster DeAndera Jones Ida Payne — Co Captain Valerie Payne Vanessa Rogers Debbie Rudolph Pam Staples, Captain 67 LpaC£l£tt£X 68 Terrie Burks — Head Patrice Wilson — Co-Head A [ajoxztt£.± 69 Chandra Murpy Paula Thomas Pamela Woods Banner Girl Darlene Jones Banner Girl Erica Wright Judieth Bagley Blendene Hall 70 Tracy Hill Alicia Jemison Connie Johnson Sandra Molton Sonja Moore Kathy Struggs 71 Ms. Hayes High Connie Seay Ms. Homecoming Vannesa Rogers LPac£±zttzz Ms. Senior Rhonda Moore Ms. Junior Debbie Rudolph Ms. Sophomore Ms. Freshman Vmetta Miles Carmen Kenebrew Ms. Cheerleader Gloria Betts Ms. Majorette Shelia Johnson Ms. Flag Girl Kathy Struggs Ms. Exceptionality Ms. D.E.C.A. Ms. R.O.T.C. Patricia Montford Angela Stephens Cedriclyn Green . 76 1st Row. (left to right): Miss Strode. Lou Ella Watkins. Vicki Jones, Iris McCaa, Bridgett Snoddy, Patricia Williams, Sonia Moore, Kathy Struggs. Jada Bell, Gloria Crayton, Mrs. Phillips 2nd Row: Cynthia Kirkesy, Teresa McDaniel, Ida D. Payne. Angelnette Lewis, Barbara Tynch, Hattie Dismuke, Brenda Jones, Jessie Craig 3rd Row: Yvonne Prewitt, Rhonda Moore. Mary Lockett. Vanessa Rogers, Dmetta Carson. Sharon Williams, Bernice Smith 4th Row: Bonita Brown, Tracy Horn, Millicent Hill, Connie Seay, Tina Craig, LaTanya Reynolds, Elaine Buckhana Not Pictured: Sara Banks, Angela Calhoun, Cathy Dandridge, Starr Ikner, Vicki McHenry. Carol Saxton 3 3 President. Verna Clancy Vice President. Valerie Payne Secretary, Denise Wilson Treasurer, Stephanie Tarver Parliamentarian, Linda Walker Project Chairman, Yvonne Herron Program Chairman, Beverly Moultry Critic. Everett Davis Sponsors Mrs. G. Lott Mrs. D. Sands 1st Row, (left to right): Yvonne Herron. Rosa Terrell. Veronica Taylor. Denise Wilson, Valerie Payne, Verna Clancy, Stephanie Tarver, Beverly Moultry. Toni Brock 2nd Row: Alicia Adams, Yolanda Lee, Cassandra Riley, Darlma Morris. Yvonne Ford. Cynthia Jackson, Rhoda Hams. Aleathea Posey. Paula Thomas 3rd Row: Veronica Martin, Coretta Alston. Audrey Miller, Lana Dawson, Audrey Jones. Terri Floyd. Karen Woods. Valerie James 4th Row: Jessica Frost, LaShandra Pratt, Annette Smith. Sheila Steele, Syvlia Mitchell, Tracy Bradley 5th Row: Tom Wright, Andre Taylor, DeBorria Bentley. Everett Davis Not Pictured. Glenda Beard, Alica Callier. Cynthia Head. Monica Hixon. Alicia Jemison. Valerie Jones. Wanda Meadows. Earnestine Mitchell, Deborah Powell, Susan Taylor. Linda Walker, LaWana Wilson, Erica Wright 77 z± dtutj 1st Row, (left to riflht): E. Morris, Sponsor, Adrinne Thorington. Janice Dorsey, Willie Andrews, Cedriclyn Green, James Cox, Vergie Cox. Percy Mauldin, Felicia Carter, Mrs. M. Bracy, Sponsor 2nd Row: Yolanda Rutledge, Angela Winston, Veronica Miles, Carla Mixon. Veronica Christian, Delisa Turk 3rd Row: Taquita Booker, Donnell Parker. Bruce Gunn. Maurice Vandiver, Jeffery Bozman, Patrick Biffle. Sherrell Boone 1st Row. (left ro right): Shelia Harrison, Tracy Byrdsong, LaNita Hooks, Sonya Streater, DeAndrea Jones. Katrina Gunn 2nd Row: Regina Wilson, Annquinetta Jackson. Velveeta Nathan. Jo Ann Hall, Cheryl Jones 3rd Row: Octavia Hill, Jennifer Postell, Dwight Rogers, Sharon Efram, Elizabeth Beville 4th Row: Michelle Edwards, Sandy Carlise, Kamela Streater, Stanley Reese 5th Row: Andrea Arrington, Gertha Stallings. Micheal Hicks 6th Row: William Alexander 78 1st Row, (left to right): Gloria Betts, Pamela Staples, Thelia Nall 2nd Row: Patricia Thomas, Teresa Buchanan, Terri Betts, Chiquita Jones. Jacqueline Jemison, Rhonda Moore 3rd Row: Nichole Dansby, Harriet Gardiner. Angela Anderson, Michelle Ward 4th Row: Tina Steele, Terry Croskey xafiktj (2tub 1st Row, (left to right): Christopher Harris. Treasurer, Tianne Reynolds. Secretary. Nathan Coleman, Ywonna Sullivan, Assistant Trea surer. Wanda Campbell. Dennis Evans. President, Judith Bagley 2nd Row: Samuel Killow, Jame Harris, Dennis Jenkin Vice President, David Battle 3rd Row: Odessa Turner, Alvin Benson, Michael Jemison. Roderick Harris 4th Row: Gerard Reynolds. Lawrence Speed. Joseph Little, Darryl Degraffenried, Joseph Taylor 79 cizncz 5 1st Row, (left to right): Gregory Wilson. Sonya Moman, Terry D. Johnson, Angela Hicks, LaWayne Childrey. Carolyn Holmes, Robert Hum phrey, Mrs D. M Cook (Sponsor) 2nd Row: Arthur Johnson, Reginald Smith, Michael Lewis, Roderick Middlebrook. George Jordan, Morns Moman Not Pictured: Lisa Jenkins. Jarvis C Bush. William McCoy 1st Row. (left to right): Myron Lumpkin, Sandra Smith. Emma Bolden. Bemta Starks. Derrick Whittaker, Cherrie Farrow. Ms. Gibson 2nd Row Kenneth Blassmgame. Joslyn Tarrant. Jackie Turner, Willie Miles. Lewanna Davis. Robert Dawson. Joe Jones 3rd: Alan Purdue. Shelia Moss. Brenita Hale. Jay Buchanan, Edward Mines 4th: Andre Lawrence, Mike Head. Willie Thompson, David Lindsay, Mary Fos ter 5th: Carl Clark, Timothy Spann. Floyd Calhoun. Alphonso Johnson 6th: Craig Beard. Mike Hayes 80 1st Row, (left to right): Lavern Cade, Gloria Betts, Yvette Fields. Pam Woods, Sharon Murray, Barbara Smith. Angela Hicks. Vanessa Huguley, Larethia Southall, Connie Richardson. Mrs. Ham 2nd Row: Harry Miles, Joe Watson. Reginald Jackson, Carol Davidson, Darryl Fort, Terry Johnson, John Wicker, Alex McGmnes. Ondray Agee 3rd Row: Cassandra Sherman. Corleen Bailey. Tammy Edmonds, Aubrey Hall, Sheila Johnson. David Cotton, Myron Marable. Robbie Word, Angela Stephens, Walter Davis 4th Row: Anthony Myricks. Geoffrey Wilson. Billy McCaa. Angela Blevins. Michael Chamblm. Jimmy Ray, Mr. Ostrowski 5th Row: Frederica Williams, Michael Lewis. Sylvester Williams Not Pictured. Sharon L. Williams. Georgiana Bennett. Alberta Collins. Gwen Johnson, Debbie Pitts, Quinton Lavender 81 SficinL±fi (2CuJj Front Row, (left to right): Madelyn Cook, Alfred Jelks, Patience Walker, Alexander Tynch, Natalie Kemp Second Row: Nefreteri Cook, Tracy Hill, Sherry West, Denise Pope Third Row: Vero nica Lee, Henrietta Crawford Fourth Row: Gerald Palmer Athletics Club 82 Front Row. (left to right): Ms. D. McKinney, Sponsor, Vanesa Fowler, Program Chairman, LaFrances Bennett. Treasurer, Charon Calhoun, Christopher McHenry, Secretary. Vemca Smis, Vice-President, Georgiana Bennett. President, Mrs R. Bruce, Sponsor Second Row: Michelle Lumpkin, Harriett Callier, Pamela Smith, Sandra King, Audrette Burrell, Edith Powell. Felicia Carter, Michele Smith, Sophia Crane, Moses Payne Third Row: Leonard Carr, Lantry Parker, Lawine Sanders. Monica Mosely, Daphme Walker. Valerie Steen, Loretta Woodson. Natalie Carter, Gerita Palmer Fourth Row: Jackie Craig. Carman Kennebrew. Quinton Williams, Angela Smith. Sherra Morris. Ywanna Houser. Hare Vernon, Robin Holder, Derrell Boone. Yolanda Cook Fifth Row: Condalisa Walters. Barbara Armstrong. Edwma Davis. Donna Smith, Angela Wheeler. Veretta Fitzpa trick, Mercedes Gdson Sixth Row: Linda Johnson, Sharon Hicks. Gregory Evans, Brian Cooper. Yvonne Hardy. Willie Terrell Not Pictured: Vickie Gibbs. Business Manager 83 (Dfficz Yvette Fields, Connie Seay, Patricia Wilson Standing: Benita Cleggett. Kathy Struggs Seating: Beverly Moul-try, Coleen Bailey, Yolanda Bush Betty Marshall, Coleen Bailey. Yolanda Bush, Benita Cleggett. Kathy Struggs Linda Shine, Glynesse Kirkland Standing. (I to r): Kathy Dandridge 80 We!xs, 7 d; TU£ 87 zz 3(Ln$, g.%. Dr. Martin Luther King left to us a legacy of hope, a dream, that through nonviolent action in the cause of justice and through npnretali-atory action to evil deeds, we can learn to live together peacefully, to share equally in the heritage of our nation, and to reach out and address ourselves to the cause of human dignity for every man. He left to us love for those who appear unlovable, respect for work done well, and pride in ourselves, our country, and our heritage. Annually, we at Hayes rededicate ourselves to the principles of Dr. King, and reaffirm them in the minds of our students for it is through them that the dream becomes and remains a reality. J. B. Norman, Principal John B. Norman. Principal zmotLai Glj±£,z(jatCon Rev. J. Howard Nevetl Dr. Carol W. Hayes Dr. A. G. Gaston 8 92 Evangelist Bush Speaker § 0 ' Members 1979 80 X $ Members 1978 79 d (aiLona[ cJionox JbocLzty (ZzxzmonLzi . . . Reception Following Induction Ceremonies Mr. J. B. Norman Principal Sara Banks President I believe in proven techniques of teaching in which you depend upon moral principles as well as established policy. You seek to lead and to build, and you accept the risk, and if you fail, you dare the risk again. 95 I believe in school bands, debating societies, well supervised athletic programs ... not so much in the way they can be put together to command student interest and attention but in the way they support and supplement the academic program of our schools. 96 97 Coach Wayne Earhardt. Mr. Norman. Principal. James Blair. Mrs. Blair, Angela Blair (sister) and Coach Oscar Catlin James signs with Wofford College, Spartanburg, S.C. Our schools would not exist without students who are seeking new vista in learning. We are especially grateful to the students in the classes listed and to their session room teacher for their interest. 9A Mrs. Elam 91 Ms. Strode 10D Mrs. Ham 10H Mrs. Ward 11F Mrs. Sands 12C Mrs. McCarthy 12D Mr. Bernard Green £e.±±ion zf oom 1 Front Row, (I to r): Demse Tolber, Debra Henderson. Jennifer Postell, Terrie Floyd, Valarie James. Dorothy Webb Back Row, (I to r): Jeffery Pugh, John Carter, Scott Anthony 98 •zSeiiLon czf oom 2(2 Row 1, (I to r): Andrae Arrington. Frederick Mosley. Diane Kidd. Nathan Coleman. Janice Dorsey. Andrae Busby. Ephriam Woods Row 2. (I to r): Jessie Craig. LaTonya Reynolds. Brenda Davis. LouElla Watkins. Iris McCaa. Mary Lockett. Sheila Johnson. Doris Brown. Yolanda Lee. Fredrica Williams Row 3. (I to r): Samuel Smith. Willie Hillary. Charles George, Mable Calhoun. Vanessa Jackson. Joel Rice, Gloria Betts, Calvin Parker, Felecia Carter, Paul Stroud, David Battle, Mrs. McCarthy cSziiion cJ oom 12 1st Row, (I to r): Benjamin Stoves, Pamela Smith, Curtis Watkins, James Johnson, Fredrick Bates, Fiesta Williams, Vickie Jones Second Row, (I to r): Tianne Reynolds, Yvonne Prewitt. Reginald Jackson. Ywonna Sullivan, Roderick Harris. Sonia Taylor. Vanessa Rogers, Yvette Fields, Connie Seay. Sharon Williams, Sebrina Lee, Georgianna Bennett Standing, (I to r): Vergie Cox. Kimberly Packer. Vickie McHenry. Lesley Dansby, Curtis Dawson. Dwight Marlin. Cheryl Green, Herron Calhoun, Dinnetta Carson, Tshombe Booker, Patrice Wilson. Ronald Tarrant, Alicia Adams 99 Se.ii.ion S oom Seated From I to r. Carla Mixon (class president), Rhonda Powell, Hilla Williams, Natalie Kemp (Asst. Secretary). Angela Winston, Pamela Thomas. Herrell Boone. Veretta Fitzpatrick Standing from I to r: Oscar Ridgeway. Jimmy Dorsey, Bernard Taylor. Cedric Carter. Joseph Varnon, Christopher Scarbrough, Ernest Mason, Lucious Freeman, H. Strode (Session Room Teacher) Not Shown: Angela Anderson, Grady Clay. Billy Conner, Tyrone Gurley, Stephanie Hillary, Robert Humphrey. Yolanda Rutledge. Georgia Steele. Willie Terrell, Darryl Wedgeworth eiiLon oom loSi 100 Back Row, (I to r): Jeffrey Bozman, Sylvia Mitchell. Rodrick Winston, Tracey Baldwin, Ms. J. Ward. Phillip Samuel. Arthur Johnson. Dora thy Web, Ronnie Nickson, Timothy Huffman Front Row, (I to r): Charon Calhoun, Michelle Edwards, Valencia Coleman. Sharon lefrice Williams, Cynthia Thompson, Elizabeth Seville, Dorothy Ragland. Gloria Lucious, Valerie Pippens s-Sfiito 2 cf oom 1 1{L? Bottom Row, (I to r): Darryl Rowe, Rutley White. Cedric Bridges, Angela Stephens. Beverly Moultry, Sharon Myricks, Leonard Charles. 2nd Row, (I to r): Alethea Posey, Vickie Wagrer, Corleen Bailey, Veronica Taylor, Coretta Alston, Yvonne Ford. Denise Wilson, Wendell Pugh. Paula Thomas, Barbara Tynch 3rd Row. (I to r): Christopher Harris, Larry Hicks, Terry Croskey. Reginald Winston, Andre Mosley, Reginald Smith, Darryl Degraftenried, Clarence Lee, Sonya Moman, Arlene Givens, Eric Belcher, Mrs. Donna Sands Not Pictured: Fredrick Jones, Osie Jackson, Myron Marable, Dellerna Lewis, Edrick Hough, Christopher Johnson £SSU? 2 Seated: Kelvin Adams, Kenneth Padgett Row t, (I to r): Angie Thomas, Cynthia McGhee, Sophia Crane, Sheila Hale, Charlotte Williams, Derrell Boone, Vanessa Watkins. Juanita Morgan, Hortensia Brown, Edwma Davis Row 2, (I to r): Michelle Lumpkin, Jacqueline Jemi-son, Barbara Coach. Edward Skinner, Leland Hicks, Michael Jones. Leonard Carr. John Howard. Mercedes Golson, Glynda Fitzpatrick, Lavern Sanders, Ms. Elam 101 102 103 104 105 107 Fellow Pacesetters, I would like to share with you my philosophy on success in life. First of all, we must work to our full potential in everything we attempt. Our success will depend upon what we have learned as students. We must also realize that our moral standards play an important part in our achieving success. SO STRIVE TO DO YOUR BEST IN EVERYTHING. Secondly, we must face the reality that no one is going to hand us success on a silver platter. We must obtain it through discipline, hard work, and many sacrifices. WE MUST MAKE THE SACRIFICES. Thirdly, we must never adopt the erroneous philosophy that we cannot excel because of racial discrimination. There has always been discrimination, but this did not stop Ralph Bunche, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Booker T. Washington, Roberto Clemente, Pele, and many other non-white Americans. WE MUST SUCCEED BECAUSE WE KNOW WE CAN. Finally, we must remember that the future belongs to us. If we fail to adequately prepare for a future safe from wars and grief, then we will not have benefited from the educational advantages in a school such as ours. As president of the student body, I wish for each of you success in whatever you do. czrf-Cnui zA [at£x So stately she stands, a perfect view Yea, her hearts embrace the new _ . jx • ' A Her goals reach upward toward the sky; w . , • '■da:y We're ever proud of dear Hayes High % We will rank among the few! Sons and daughters, hearts anew! We'll stand up steadfast, courageous and true Cheers — for dear Hayes High!!! 109 ou cUiizz to i£.s. tfu. mountaintofi, ziss into tfis. cCoudi in Ratify ou !£.£ to unAzzitajiA tfu, cHoud, (Hole, your £y£ and t CnJi! U(aAcC 112 Mrs. L. M. H. Fincher Sponsor Charles Go)son Patricia Williams Mary Crawford Yvonne Ford Sara Banks Newspaper Typist Ida Payne Yearbook Typist IU Kimberly Packer Tshambe Booker Sonya Moman Terry Johnson Linda Shine Alicia Adams Vickie Jones 115 Good Luck, Seniors!!! SNEAKY PETES Home of the Super Sneak 4101 — 10th Avenue, North 595-2988 SPIVEY'S CAR VILLAGE, INC. 4400 — I st Avenue, North 591-2336 117 Congratulations FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH NURSES'GUILD Best Wishes to the Pacesetters POPEYE'S CHICKEN With the Famous New Orleans Flavor 2440 — Airport Hwy. 591-1342 Mt. Park 4360 — 44th Ave. Congratulations A City Federal i Rev. W. M. Smith, Sr. 45th STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Hlr CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION City Federal Building, 2030 Second Avenue North, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 ‘(205)323 8961 Rev. Carlington McGlothan, Pastor YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 1603 — 5th Ave. No. 251-1181 Congratulations From CENTRAL BANK OF BIRMINGHAM 119 Best Wishes to Kimberly D. Packer From Your Family Mr. Clarence Packer Mr. Emerson Packer Mr. Jeffery Packer Mrs. Rosetta Packer Mr. Grover Smith Jr. Mrs. Erma P. 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No. 595-7317 Pres, of Omega Sigma Sorority, FBLA Club Gloria Anita Betts 4609 — 43rd Ave. No. 849-8133 Cheerleaders Club, FTA, Creative Dance, Ms. Cheerleader 1978-79 James Blair 810 —44th St. No. Athletic Club, Senior Class President, Mr. Pacesetter, Dancing Mostly Any Sports Taurus Angela Lavette Blevins 4545 — 11th Ave. No. 592- 9070 n Lzzctozy Doris Jean Brown 4148 Airport Hwy. No. 595-4126 Scorpio Elaine Buckhana 1304 —38th St. No. 849-9515 Libra Andrea Busby 2331 — 8th Ave. So. 322-6353 Debator’s Club, Traffic Club Tracey Leir Byrdsong 910 — 44th PI. No. 595-6591 Choral Music Harriet Caraeth Callier 1507 Cahala St. No. 849-9269 Band, Choir, Drama — Clubs Virgo Felica Delaine Carter 115 Escambia St. 591 1193 Marching Band 1975-79 Verna Michelle Clancy 4422-0 8th St. No. 591 1064 Pres, of FBLA I, Omega Sigma Sorority, Honor Student, Class of 80 Leo Johnny Clark, Jr. 832 — 43rd St. No. 591-3552 Valincia Coleman 229 — 68th PI. No. 833-1612 Pisces Jessie Arethea Craig 4218 —2nd Ave. So. 591-7041 FBLA Scorpio Mary Crawford 570 — 41 St. No. 591-4104 Gloria Crayton 1224 —44th PI. No. 591- 1604 FBLA, Asst. Treasurer Cancer Brenda Jean Davis 941 — B 46 St. No. 595-1880 FHA Club Cancer Patricia Ann Davis 941 —B 46 St. No. 595-1880 Curtis Lee Dawson 730 — 25th St. No. 328-7479 Baseball, Football, Athletic Club Aquarius Janice L. Dorsey 1407 —33rd St. No. 251-5273 Pisces Annette Delores Embry 906 — 46th St. No. 592- 6169 Dennis Evans 607 — 33rd St. So. 251-6861 Yvonne Michelle Ford 717 —38th St. No. 591-5608 Newspaper Yearbook Staff, America’s Who’s Who, FBLA Drama Club, Honor Student, Class of “80” Scorpio 126 Vanessa Ree Fowler 555 — 41 st PI. No. 592-4133 Drill Team (4 yrs.) Asst., Drill Team Commander Sonja Kaye Frost 584 — 41 st St. No. 592-4542 Vickie Gibbs 4124 — 42nd Ct. No. 849-8016 Gemini H. Charles Golson Jr. 4502 — 45th Ave. No. 841-3137 School Choir, Pacesetter Staff, Yearbook Staff Mercedes L. Golson 4509 — 45th Ave. No. 841-3137 Drama Club Cheryl Raye Green 4320 — 43rd Ave. No. 841-6538 Student Council Treasurer, Band, Honor Society Virgo Aubrey Lamar Hall 4101 — 7th Ave. No. 595-5990 “KAI” Virgo Ywonna Houser 4401 — 17th Ave. No. 595-1976 Vanessa Huguley 1121 Escambia St. 595-3309 Pres, of DECA; Band Sagittarius Vanessa Jackson 1285 — 44th St. No. 592-8526 Library Club, P.I.O. Officer, 2Lt. ROTC Pisces Bernadette Johnson 7554 — 66th Ct. Wy. So. 956-0046 FHA, Volleyball, Baseball, Basketball Capricorn Terry DeWayne Johnson 4309 — 43rd Ave. No. 841-2061 Reporter on Student Council, Reporter for DECA Club, Pres, of Junior Class, Newspaper Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Tennis, Reading, Socializing, Pres, of Brothers Unlimited Brenda Jones 1517 Escambia St. 849-9328 Sylvester Jones 732 — 39th St. No. 592-8349 Vickie Denise Jones 741 —47th St. No. 591-2034 FBLA, Reporter, Pacesetter Staff, Cancer, Tennis, Baseball, Socializing Alfred Jelks 4258 — Morris Ave. No. 595-4109 Choral Music Diane R. Kidd 4117—5th Ct. No. 591-1381 Sandra King 4168 — Airport Hwy. 595-6265 Magazine Club '77, Drama Club, FBLA 78 Gemini Cynthia Kirksey 1300 —44th PI. No. 595-5577 FBLA, American Who’s Who Pisces Yolanda LeNell Lee 812 B —44th PI. No. French Club — Secretary, FBLA Leo Angelnette Elaine Lewis 1387 —46th Way No. 592-2281 Aquarius Betty Marshall 4218 Airport Hwy. 591- 0815 FHA Club, Bowling Sewing Leo Iris Michelle McCaa 852 — B 46th St. No. 592- 0740 Teresa Gail McDaniel 4109 — 42nd Ct. No. 841-1648 Alex Charles McGinnis 6816 — 66th St. So. 595-7350 Druce E. Moore 4800— 12th Ave. No. 591- 2193 Football Team, Honor Roll Libra Chandra Murphy 4180 —5th Ct. No. 780-3622 Band, Banner Holder, Majorette Sharon LaFaye Murray 837 —A 44th PI. No. 595-9671 Vice Pres, of DECA, Choir Aquarius Kimberly Delane Packer 608 — 42nd PI. No. 592- 7609 Reporter, Band Member Taurus Sherrie Denise Patterson 1107 Coosa St. 592-0507 Capricorn Ida Denise Payne 4304 — 43rd Ave. No. 841-0188 Co-Captain of Cheerleaders Squad, FBLA, Pacesetter Staff, Most Poised Dancing, Reading, Typing, Socializing Cancer — Class of '79 Barbara Joyce Rudolph 4236 — 45th Ave. No. 841-4106 Aries Joel Rice 2330 — 9th Ave. So. 251-6506 Basketball Player '40M Capricorn Carol Landretta Saxton 1307 Escambia St. 849-9816 FBLA, Band, Bike Riding, Sewing, Typing Pamela Gail Staples 2805 —D Wallace Govington Circle 9250694 Varsity Cheerleader Virgo Pamela Regay Smith 547-9011 Choir, Photography Club, Drama Club Virgo Lawrence Speed 2412 —9th Ct. So. 323-4380 Football Team, Track Team, TODAY IS THE BIRTHPLACE OF TOMORROW, IN GOD WE TRUST Faith Elaine Stone 2511 — 2nd Ave. So. 328-1269 Class Secretary, Singing, Dancing, Playing Tennis, Track Kathy Denise Struggs 1537 Sipsey St. 841-3170 Miss Flag Girl 1978-79 Ervin Sullivian 4325 — 10th Ave. No. 592-6252 Captain of Football Team, Track Field Scorpio Patricia Ann Thomas 831 —45th St. No. 595-4395 FTAClub Gemini Odessa Turner 4532— 11th Ave. No. 592-3878 Alexander Lamont Tynch 852 —42nd PI. No. 591-8380 Patience Walker 811 4th Ct. West Cancer Curtis Antonio Watkins 4232 Airport Hwy. 595-5876 Male Glee Club, Art Club Gemini Lou Ella Watkins 827 — 46th PL No. 595-3830 America Who’s Who, Vice Pres., Senior Class FBLA (Pres.), Treasurer ’78, Vice Pres, of Lambda Phi Epsilon, Honor Roll, Baseball Sagittarius Frederica Laverne Williams 553 _ 41st PI. No. 595-9722 Libra Patricia Ann Williams 809 — 42nd St. No. 595-8870 Pacesetter Staff, FBLA, Baseball, School Choir Sagittarius Sylvester Williams 4102 —5th Ct. No. 595-3990 DECA Scorpio Willie Williams 4412 —43rd PI. No. 841-1947 SGA Pres., National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Vice Pres, of Debating Club, Battalion Co. ROTC Denise Wilson 1132 Coosa St. 591-1712 FBLA Club, Secretary, Concert Marching Band Aquarius — Class of ’80 128