fjd The 1969 Eaglet CARROLL IlIGH SCHOOL OZARK, ALA LWi It MRS. IIMMIEJKW bush ADVISOR If •i ■' C .« - Table Of Contents Student Life Dedication Faculty and Administration Activities Band Underclasses Features Athletics Seniors KOTC Remind Your Memory Having just gone through the year myself I know that remembering can be hard But there are Sunday breakfasts and April fields and blue on blue 4 and green growing things, to change all that. I know that Spring is hard because you wait for Summer 5 and fall is hardest of them all— Did you think of party dresses and high school plays 6 or hallways full of lovers not met? 7 8 What pawn shop of the mind can index ail those numbers? new people in the last four years 9 but who’s to put a premium on notebooks of foolish things a pasted joke and anecdote a lyric started not yet sung. 10 foraging back to school. The hill above is summer green the sky a foggy blue and children still march by each day at three o’clock The hill and the street are still the same but I have changed. If in your mind there is some comer not yet occupied with numbers you may never need remind your memory of the day.. . Mr. Jack Barnette Mr. Doyle Carpenter Dedication The Student Body of CHS is very fortunate to have two such distinguished gentlemen and outstanding administrators at the head of the school. During the past six years, they have dem- onstrated good judgement, fairness, understanding, and a genuine interest in each individual. In deep appreciation, we, the Annual Staff, proudly dedicates the 1969 EAGLET to Mr. Doyle Carpenter, Principal; and Mr. Jack Barnette, Assistant Principal. 12 ADMINISTRATION U. To the Students of Carroll High: As a student with a rich, abundant life still ahead of you, I would remind you to practice the art of “trust”. Trust is one of the most essential ingredients in human relations. Trust is defined as “confident hope.” An atmosphere of trust is as necessary as air or water to human lile. The small encounters of everyday life are easier for someone who trusts the world. To increase our capacity to trust one another, we first need faith in ourselves. Second, trust requires us to be realistic. Finally, trust requires taking a chance. Remember, no great human achievement has ever been achieved or accomplished without trust. If we are to be successful as an individual, a community, a state, or a nation, we must learn to trust. Emerson said, “Trust men and they will be true to you, treat them greatly and they will show themselves greatly.” Mr. Doyle Carpenter, Principal of Carroll High School, graduated from Troy State University with a B.S. Degree. Later he earned His M.Ed. De- gree from Auburn University. 14 Mr. Jack Barnett Assistant Principal B.S. Troy State University M. Ed. Auburn University Miss Wenonah Martin Guidance Counselor A.B. Judson College M.A. University of Alabama 15 As a field of study, Home Economics is concerned with raising the level of human ideals and human endeavor through the betterment of home and family living. The family continues to be the basic universal unit of society and remains the major channel through which culture and values are communicated from one generation to the other. The Home continues to be the setting for the development of human beings and a major force in shaping the lives of people. The Future Farmers of America was originally organiz- ed in 1930. There are approximately forty-three members belonging to this organization. Its primary aim is the de- velopment of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Some of the specific purposes are: (1) to de- velop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leader- ship: (2) to create and mature a love of country, life, and (v) to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. This aim is sought in Vo- cational Agriculture. C Alice H. Parrish B.S. Auburn University Home Economics Sophomore FHA Hazel S. Wilkinson B.S. University of Alabama M. of Ed. Auburn University Home Economics Freshman FHA B.L. Martin M.S. Oklahoma State B.S. Auburn University Vocational Agriculture Freshman FFA 17 Teachers of the English Department strive to develop in their students (1) desire skills in speaking, reading, writing, and listening; (2) appreciation for a variety of literary products, (3) intelligent, judgement of current products of radio, television, movie, and press. (4) understanding the relation to their own lives of current social problems as revealed in literature, and proper attitudes toward work and accomplishment. Ruth Angcrt B.A. College of Wooster English I, English II Freshman Janice T. Barnette B.S. Troy State University M. of Ed. Auburn University English Senior Ann Bowden B.S. Troy State University English Senior Jimmie Jean Bush B.S. Troy State University Journalism, English Sophomore Annual Advisor Linda S. Childers B.S. Troy State University English Junior Linda M. Cogan B.S. Indiana University English, Journalism Sophomore Talon Aletha Devos B.A. University of Kansas English, J ournalism Sophomore Talon Sandra Flowers B.S. Auburn University French I and II Le Ccrcle Francias Floride Holman B.A. Alabama College English Sophomore Joanne P. Knight B.A. Alabama College M.A. University of Alabama Senior Spanish Honor Society r Brenda Wentworth B.A. University of Florida Speech, Debate, English Junior Debate Club In this age of scientific achievement and research there is an absolute necessity for an understanding and an ap- preciation of plants, animals, and the entire universe around us. It is the aim of the Science Department to develop this understanding and appreciation so that students will be better equipped to live in their natural and scientific en- vironment. W'illiam A. Baker B.S. Samford University Science and Biology Junior Carolyn Borom B.S. William Carey College Science II, Biology Sophomore Marie D. Horn B.A. Huntington Chemistry, Science Senior National Honor Society The History Department has as its primary aim the producing of good citizens, who will contribute to their families and school now, and later to their city, state, na- tion, and to the world. It is the objection of this depart- ment to instill in students an awareness that good citizen- Glenda Culberson B.A. Berry College Alabama History Freshman Ray Dyck B.S. Alabama A M College American Government Economics Freshman ship comes through practice and training now; that only people with a dedicated purpose can make the kind of so- ciety American posterity must have if the United States is to successfully fill its roll in today’s world. Nancy Murphy B.A. Oklahoma College American History, Speech Junior Anchor Club Ellis Lee Peak B.S. Troy State University World History Economics Cecil Skinner, Jr. B.S. University of Alabama Alabama History, Civics Sophomore Basketball Mabel J. Weeks B.A. Auburn University American History Junior 4-H Club Sandra Watkins Leymonc College World History, Economics The fundamental aim of the Mathematics Department is to provide each pupil with the opportunity to develop his mathematical competence to the extent to which he is cap- able and willing to learn. This aim divides our student body into two groups. The first group are students who wish to complete only the one required course of mathematics. Courses available for these students are Mathematics I and Algebra 1. The second group is students who wish to take more than the required mathematics. Courses available for these students are college and or technical preparatory mathematics such as: Mathematics II, Geometry, Algebra II, and Modern Analysis. Betty J. Borgcn B.A. University of Washington Algebra I, Algebra II Junior J ames Chanccy M. Ed. Miss. State University Physics, Modem Analysis, Alg. I Senior J ane Creel B.S. Jacksonville State University Math I Freshman June H. Gray A.B. University of N. Carolina Math I Freshman Selma Howard B.S. Berry College .Algebra I 11 Junior Earl C. J acobs B.S. Troy State Algebra II, Math II Senior Vesta Stout B.A. Wesleyan University Geometry Junior 21 In keeping with the philosophy of the school to further the total development of the child, the instructional ma- terials center makes continuous and concerted effort to provide materials to help meet the individual needs of the student in each area of his development at the same time. Consideration to teacher needs in developing a program of studies. The staff consists of two professionally trained librarians and faculty members who give assistance in the acquisition and repair of the audio-visual equipment Stu- dent assistants participate in the school library program by working in the library. Academic credit is given for this service. There are 176 Carroll High students participating in the Army ROTC program. This program is fashioned around contemporary concepts of education and is designed to be fully accredited. SFC Joseph E. Binker Military service ROTC- Military Science Col. Herbert M. Luckfield B. A. University of S. California ROTC-Military Science Msgt. Arthur H. Stewart Troy State University ROTC-Military Science The major purposes of the Business Education Depart- ment are: vocational competency, adaptability to occupa- tional change, personal use of business subjects, consumer business competency, and social economic competency. Christine Erby B.A. Rust College Bookkeeping, business math Economics, Typing Joycelyn B. Hale B.S. Troy State University BOE Senior ETA Many students have had a more satisfactory adjustment in college and on the job as a result of the principles and understanding they inquire in business courses. Katherine J. Sasser B.S. Troy State University M.A. University of Alabama BOE Sophomore Margaret N. Taylor B.S. Alabama State College M.A. Alabama State College Typing J unior With the rise in demand for non-college technical person- nel, many high schools have met the local needs by the ex- pansion of the Industrial Education Program. Carroll High is endeavoring to train and prepare those students interested in drawing and related arts through its drafting program. The program endeavors to acquaint the first year student with the basic fundamentals of drafting, such as lettering, inking, orthographic projection, pic oral drawing, and other basic things. Art Saliba B.S. Troy State University Drafting Drafting Club Individual and team sports have a valuable contribution to make all who discover the fun challenges, an adventure on playing them. For each individual these contributions are found in (1) developing physical fitness, (2) increasing movement skills, (3) socializing the person, (4) creating better mental and emotional health, (5) increases knowl- edge and appreciations and (6) fostering better use of leisure time. Faye Bradlv Faulk B.S. Troy State College Physical Education Senior Cheerleaders Tom McClendon B.S. Auburn Physical Education “C” Club Barbara Salazar B.S. Troy State University Physical Education Senior Pep Squad, Cheerleaders Frenzella Ward B.S. Alabama State College Physical Education Junior In our highly complex and competitive society, the task of education is to provide our young people with the knowledge, the skills, and most of all, the attitudes they must have to survive. Driver Education lays the foundation for the proper use of the automobile. It teaches considera- tion for the rights of others. This consideration is very es- sential to the safe movement of todays heavy and often high-speed traffic. John H. Mosely B.S. Auburn University M. Ed. Auburn University Graduate Study University of Alabama Band Marching Band Concert Band Stage Band Benny Rice B.A. South Eastern Bible College B. ME. Troy State University Choral Music Coach for all Vocal Assemblies The Carroll High School Band consists of 98 instruments, 5 majorettes, a drum major, and 8 Lancers. It often makes appearances on different occasions in Alabama and out of state. The Choral Department of Carroll High School is direct- ed by Benny Rice. It presents several concerts a year to the student body at Carroll and makes many other appearances on television and to several other audiences. Courses in Art encourages students to achieve more in their different fields. The Art Department seeks to aid in the individual's conception of man-made contributions to society and endeavors to develop student interest in the creative field. William W. Rushing B.S. Mississippi State University Distributive Education D.E.C.A. The major objection of the Electronics program is that after a period of prescribed study the student can seek im- mediate employment under supervision in the Geld of electronic communications, or specialized at a technical Lomax Williamson junior college or trade school. Electronics and communica- George C. Wallace Irade lions was just offered to students attending Carroll High KadioTnd Television Scho 1 at thc beginning of the school year l%6-67. Electronics Club Diversified Occupation was just introduced in the Vo- cational Trade and Industrial Educational program at Car- roll High School at the beginning of the school year 1965-66. The Diversified Education program has had an excellent beginning and has earned its position as an intricate part of the training and development of students of secondary level. Diversified Education is offered to juniors and se- niors who are primarily interested in sales production and trade. From Left to Right: Louise Leanrd, Melinda Wells, Mamie Stokes, Effie Thrape, Mrs. Heath, Lola May Patrick, Gladys Wallace. Cafeteria Staff 27 28 Bessie May McQoud ACTIVITIES Row 1: Barbara Lindsay, Nancy Barcndse, Steve Kolmar, Dexter Wood, Molly Dunn, Doug Glasgow, Jimmy Fuqua. Barbara Haney, Butch Weibelt. Row 2: Cindy Williams, Mary Carroll, Wanda Heath, Lynn Snellgrove, Rodney Helms, Tommy Baldwin. Steve Lee, Zack Bvrd. Bennett Shuman, Viki Powell. Buddy Parker. Row 3: Stan McDaniel, Eric Johnson, Allan Kelley, William Andrews, Ronnie Pippin. Suzi Dennis, Elaine Gibbons, Janice Leatherwood, David Benton, Trot Carroll. Ken Smith, George Williams. Row 4: Janet Snellgrove, Adrinda Thomason, Marsha Evans, Mary Farwell, Charles Morgan, Kay Bradshaw, Terry Brown, Ronnie Sanders. Row 5: Alicia Knight, Terry Raulston, Connie Plemmons, Terry Drew, Cheryl Morris, Marina Grantham, David Cutchens, Bubba Dunn, Sam Saliba. Row 6: Virginia Parker. Jenny Carmichial, Claire Andrews, Patty Snellgrove, Cathy Dennis, Jeannine Thomas, Freddie Steagall, Roy Fuqua, Ray McLaughlin. Student Council President: Doug Glasgow Vice-President: Jimmy Fuqua Secretary: Molly Dunn Treasurer: Barbara Haney Chaplain: Dexter Wood 30 31 Officcrs President: Mark Danielson Vice-President: Wilmer Parker Secretary: Cathy Clark Treasurer: Jody Mills Chaplain: Nancy Barcndsc Store Managers: Bobby Me Knight David Phillips Marie D. Horn Chapter National Honor Society Row 1: Mark Danielson, Wilmer Parker, Cathy Clark, Jody Mills, David Phillips, Bobby McKnight, Mrs. Horn. Row 2: Marianne Daughtery, Beverly Harrison, Patty Johnson, Viki Powell, Nancy Barcndse, Virginia Sollie, Barbara Lindsay, Debbie McBride, Nancy Bennett. Row 3: Tommy Baldwin, Bennett Shuman, Duff Hughes, Ronnie Leathcrwood. Row 1: Zclda Custis, Nancy Barcndsc, David Benton, Tina Brown, Molly Dunn, Mrs. Knight Row 2: Patsy Staubach, Diane Hackney, Donna Murrah, Debbie McBride, Debbie McGinity, Eva King, Betty Barkett, Myrna Santiago. Row 3: Jim Parsons, Ronnie Pippin, Virginia Sollie, Cindy Williams, Betty Boswell, Cathy Clark, Elaine Gibbons, Karen Evans, Anna Anderson, Mike O’Dell, Mary Carroll, William Andrews. Row 4: Coleman Campbell, Greg Simpson, Tommy Baldwin, Walter Daniels. Jeff Parker, Paul Buchan, Glen Miller. Spanish Honor Society 33 President: Nancy Barendse Vice-President: David Benton Secretary: Tina Brown Treasurer: Molly Dunn D Seated: Jane Martin, Claire Morgan, Katie Howard, Jeff Sims, Kim Kricson. Standing: Mike Lane, Charles Smoke, Mike Thorn- berry, Frances Woods. 34 Katie Howard: President French Club Row 1: Judy Rustin. Molly Dunn, Diane Anderson, Mrs. Flowers, Lisa Sherbert, Viki Powell. Row 2: Gail Adkins, Pete Curley, Mike Quatrinni, Carolyn Thomas, Debbie Marcum, Linda Conarton. Row 3: Debra Dickens, Denise Coggins, Sharon Thomas, Debbie Me Lure, Suzi Dennis, Sarah Jablecki, Alison Birkmeyer. Row 4: Linda Hotz, Ann Culberson, Sharon Bass, Jutta llavard, Pam Phillips, Dawn Woods, Marsha Evans, Jcannie Jarvis. Row 5: Tim Bond, Joe Thorn, Mickey Rustin. Eamestine Anderson. Dottie Hushes, Dar- lene Austin, Doris Norman. Row 6: Joy Jackson, Kim Parson, Pam Townsend, Maisha Makowsky, Janet Snellgrove, Beverly Flowers. Row 7: David Shimpf, Noel Ethridge, Ronnie Drew, James Cotter. President: Viki Powell Vice-President: Lisa Sherbert Sponsor: Mrs. Flowers Secretary: Diane Anderson Treasurer: Molly Dunn Reporter: Judy Rustin 35 Kow One: Carol Nichols, Mark Danielson, Betty Barkett, Viki Powell. Nancy Barcndsc, Jody Mills, Linda Sheffield. Row Two: Barbara Lindsay, Gayle Murrah, Wanda Heath, Cathy Clark, Vir- ginia Sollie, Bebe Garrett, Patty Johnson, Katie Howard, Ann Harper, Zack Byrd, Mary Carroll, Cindy Williams. Row Three: Bennett Shuman, David Phillips, Terry Mclnemey, Winston Strick- land, Steve Lee, Doug Glasgow, Buddy Parker, Joe Hutto. Margie Hodges, Phillip Stewart. Thespian Society President: Betty Barkett Vice-President: Mark Danielson Secretary: Viki Powell Treasurer: Nancy Barendse Bottom Row 1: Mr. Rice, Director, Jeanene Thomas, Brenda Strickland, Tanny Kamcrer, Betty Black, Patty Johnson. Judy Pur- ser, Alicia Knight, Cheryl Smith. Row Two: Eamestine Autrey, Terry Updyke, Nancy Barendse, Susan Williams, Rhonda Hughes. Bonnie Morris. Betty Barkett. Row Three: Jennie Carmical. Mar- guerite Bond, Betty Boswell, Elizabeth Littleton, Kathy Snook, Linda Eldridge, Pam Phillips, Barbara Rushing, Jane Martin. Row Four: Robert Black, Mike Gill, John Whitener, Gordon Dodson, Wilmcr Parker, Steve Folmar, Gary Johnson, Jeff Sims, Winston Strickland, Wade Daffine. 38 Girl’s Sextet Kathy Snook. Jeanene Thomas, Alicia Knight, Rhonda Hughes, Barbara Rushing, Betty Boswell. Girl’s Octet Nancy Barcndse, Tanny Kamerer, Betty Black, Jane Martin, Barbara Rushing, Pam Phillips, Linda Eldrige, Betty Boswell. 39 C” Club ■i ■ , .. .......................... Kow 1: Allan Kelley, Rodney Helms, Terry Dykes, Bubba Bod- ford. Doug Glasgow. Viki Powell, Bebe Bryan, Linda Sheffield, Carol Nichols, Debbie McLure, Susan Binkcr. Row 2: David Benton, Ronnie Pippin, George Williams, Joel Baillargcron, Noel Lthridge. Phillip Stewart, Ellis Beck, Susan Copeland, Cathy Clark; Winks Pauley. Rowr 3: Sandi Powell. Dexter Wood. Row 4: Jeff Sims, Steve Lee, Buddy Parker, Trot Carroll. (Row' 5), Row 6: Jim Parson, Bennett Shuman. Row 7: Freddy Cook, Steve Barnett, Andy Haney, Benny Jones, Joel Flournoy, Dave Chambliss, Zack Byrd, John Howell, Stan McDaniel. Row 8: Charles Woods, Mike Brummctt, Tim Johnson, David Storey, Freddy Steagall, James Beasley, Fredrick Beasley, Robert Mig- gins, Howard Johnson, Eric Johnson. Phillip Stewart: President Terry Dykes: Vice-President Bubba Bodford: Secretary Tommy Whatley: Treasurer 40 Fellowship Of Christian Athletes 41 Row 1: Trot Carroll, David Benton, Doug Glasgow, Bubba Bodford, Row 2: Allan Kelley, Terry Dykes, Ellis Beck, Bennett Shuman, Steve Lee. Row 3: Noel Ethridge, Phillip Stewart, Wilmer Parker, Dexter Wood, Andy Haney. Row 1: Sheila Wright, Rhonda Elmore, Janice Leatherwood, Sara Andrews, Judy Lee, Doris Norman. Harriet Price, Debbie Kelley, Faith Ann Smith. Joy Parker, Lynn Thompson, Reine Novak, Row 2: Mary Ann Blackwell. Kathy Waters, Anna Bailey, Paula Waters. Beverly Flowers, Jane Gamble, Ethel Dell, Marianne Daughtry, Bessie Oakley, Karen Evans, Sheila Skipper, Diane Hackney. Row 3: Wendy Snellgrove, Janet Van Gundy, Diane Cheshire, Joan Cherry, Michele Brunner, Norma Custis, Rhonda Waters, Linda Childrcc, Viki Powell, Marilyn Judah, Bebe Garrett. Row 4: Linda Conorton, Vivian Hartzog, Leslie Smith. Rita Mizcll, Sandi Shacf- nocker, Kathleen Gamer, Marguerite Bond, Sandi Ward, Teresa Arnold. Row 5: Debbie Baxley, Cecelia Mathis, Charlotte Strick- land, Debbie Cooter, Margaret Stein, Beverly Snellgrove, Donna Murrah, Christie Craig, Becky Simmons. Row 6: Janice Lambert, Marina Grantham, Cheryl Morris, Sue Byrd, Elise Ferguron, Linda Warrick, Sandi Powell, Ann Harper. Future Homemakers Of America 42 F. H. A. Doll Contest Harriet Price: President Sara Andrews: Vice President Judy Lee: Secretary Debbie Kelley: Treasurer Doris Norman: Historian Janice Lcathcrwood: Reporter Joy Parker: Chaplain Lynn Thompson: Parliamentarian Faith Ann Smith: Recreation leader 43 Row 1: Gayle Murrah, Patty Johnson, Virginia Sollie, Sheila Wright, Mary Carroll, Susan Snellgrove, Barbara Unsay, Jane («amble, Wanda Heath. Patsy Thomeli, Gail Woodham, Saudi Shacfnockcr, Rcinc Novak, Tina Brown, Marilyn Judah, Mrs. Hale. Row 2: Mickie Mclnnis, Karen Smith. Peggy Helms, Anita Clark. Maine Gibbons, Betty Barkett, Cindy Williams, Marianne Daughtry, Pam Townsend, Mona Nakajo. Janice Leathcrwood, Harriet Price, Gail Adkins, Bebc Garrett, Carol Nichols. Row 3: Beverly Flowers, Molly Dunn, Joan Cherry, Diane Cheshire, Janet Snellgrove, Beverly Snellgrove, Donna Murrah, Stephanie O’Dell, Kathleen Garner, Kim Ericson, June Mims, Sharon Cobb, Linda Dees, Debbie Kelly, Paula Bennett. Row 4: Cathy Clark, Donna Jackson, Linda Eldridge, Pam Phillips, Diane Hackney, Donna Grubbs, Duff Hughes.George Parker, Betty Black, Tanny Kamerer, Karen Evans, Beth Pladson, Viki Powell. Row 5: Beverly Harrison, Debbie Mc- Ginty, Judy Skipper, Cecelia Mathis, Priscilla Morrott, Debbie Robinson, Lynn Thompson, Joy Parker, Kim Parson, Jutta Havard, Jcannie Bay, Melinda Cook, Ray Clark, Katie Howard. Row 6: Bubba Bodford, Martha Henry, Brenda Strickland, Eva King, Suzi Dennis, Paulette Makowsky, Margaret Maquire, Shannon Lord, Rita Mizell, Frances Woods, Linda Lisenby, Ronnie Leatherwood, Bobbie Ellis. Row 7: Ellis Beck, Doug Glascow, .Allan Kelley, Sharon Bass, Sara Andrews, Barbara Haney, Tim Johnson, Winston Strickland, Jeff Sims, Rodney Helms, Tommy Balwin, Steve Lee, Eddie Har- rison. Future Teachers Of America Wanda Heath: President Barbara Lindsay: Vice President Mary Carroll: Secretary Susan Snellgrove: Treasurer Jane Gamble: Reporter 44 Mr. and Mrs. F.T.A. Susan Snellgrovc and Tommy Baldwin Library Club From left to right: Mrs. Calhoun, Debbie Petralia, Bill Reedy, Chris Bostwick, Alison Birkmeyer, Miles O’Riley, Sybil Robinson, Linda Zehr, Lynn Gordon, Debbie Curley, Mrs. Henry. 45 Row 1: Grant Snell, Barbara Windham, Diane Beasley. Beth Brooks, Yvonne Gill, Sharon Stephens, Mr. Blankenship. Row 2: Danny Hicks, Billy Harris, Tommy Mitchell, Myron Whitman, Denny Rushing, Edward Kelley. D. O. Club President: Grant Snell Vice-President: Quinton Williams Secretary: Anita Lcatherwood 46 Mr. and Miss D.O.: Myron Whitman and Diane Beasley. Row 1: Fat Miller, Linda German, Agnes Moore, Jilda Moore, Lynn ing, Willie Macko, Johnny Brantly, Billy Kennedy, Mike Holland, Snell grove. Sue Hines, Leslie Sears, Robert West. Row 2: Mr. Rush- Ted Bell, Lloyd Cochran, Willie Whittington. D. E. Club 47 Row 1: Ronald Bladwin, Richard Updyke, Harold Bright. Paul Grider, Sam Carr. Larry Cutchins. Joseph Thorn. Row 2: William Reedy, Linda Remirez, Rhonda Hendricks, Larry Sewell, Myles O’Reilly, Dale Gaddis, Bob Evans, Buddy Harrison, Stanley Turner, Jim Douglas, Freddy Bezonia, Don Hyde, Bob Price, Henderson Byrd. Row 3: Golen Leatherwood, Gary Huston, Steve Howard, Eddy Buckener, West Weeks, Ronald McGee, Raymond Murray, Gordon Dodson, Clifton Ricker, Harvey Clark. Row 4: William Higgins, Rodney Helms, David Parker, Howard Johnson, Grant Snell, Andy Cannon, Hugh l omas, David Alexander, Tom Revels. Electronics Club 48 Row 1: Terry Tolbert, Mr. Saliba, Larry Saltee, Joe Guisto. Row 2: Thornbcrry, Hank Kelley, Butch Weibelt, Chris Birkmeyer, Rodney Eugene Sullivan, Wade Johnson, Steve Walker, Ken Smith, Mike Roper, Bennett Shuman. Drafting Club President: Steve Walker Vice-President: Butch Weibelt Secretary: Tom Wince Social Director: Larry Saltee Instructor: Mr. Saliba 49 Row I: Gayle Murrah, Linda Sheffield. Patty Johnson, Patsy Stau- bach. Virginia Sollie, Martha Henry, Mona Nakajo, Susan Snell- grove, Lynn Thompson, Debbie McBride, Carol Nichols, Viki Powell. Row 2: Cathy Clark, Judy Skipper, Anita Clark. Nancy Bennett, Beverly Harrison. Eva King. Cindy Williams. Marianne Daughtery. Melinda Cook,Jeannie Bay, Betty Black, Tanny Kamerek. Row 3: Paula Waters, Peggy Helms, Betty Boswell, Nancy Barendse, Linda Eld ridge, Margaret Maquire, Shannon Lord, Karen Evans, Beth Pladson, Jane Martin, Cheryl Smith. Row 4: Tina Brown, Molly Dunn. Elaine Gibbons, Anna Anderson, Kim Parson, Joy Parker, Frances Woods, Jean Chalker, Sheila Skipper, Katie Howard, Barbara Lindsay. Row 5: Charlotte Strickland. Judy Lee, Doris Provenchcr, Judy Jarvis, Pam Townsend, Debbie Kelley, Janice Leather wood, Diane Hackney, Joan Van Gundy, Donna Grubbs. Row 6: Cecelia Mathis, Sharon Bass, Sara Andrews, Sandy Head, Wanda Heath, Jane Gamble, Mary Carroll. Anchor Club President: Susan Sncllgrove Vice President: Mona Nakajo Secretary: Martha Henry Treasurer: Lynn Thompson Coordinating Chairman: Virginia Sollie Seated: Mrs. Weeks, Sponsor, Georgcll Ro- gers, Linda Children, Linda Zchr. Standing: Joanne Bosworth, Linda Cohnorton, Joanne Zeher, Barbara Garrett, Sybil Robinson. Pam Collier, Paula Waters. 4-H Club Seated: Jimmy Thompson, Craig Tillery, Roger Hadden, Bruce Moroe. Standing: Larry Burdter, Eddie Byrd, John Woodham, Larry Whitlocks, David Sncllgrovc. Kevin Cole- man. Kerry Crown, Buddy Bennett. 51 Kow 1: Patty Johnson, Susan Binkcr, Cathy Clark, Mike O’Dell, Rhonda Elmore, Paula Bennett. Row 2: Carol Nichols, Linda Sheffield. Row 3: Mary Ann Blackwell, Ann Harper. Row 4: Sharon Cobb, Cherie Allen. Row 5: Debbie Fontano, Marianne Daughtry. Row 6: Mona Champe, Virginia Sollie, Larry Simpson, Mark Koch. Row 7: Mary Grace D’Andrea, Beverly Smith, Sandy Scheafnocker, Rita Mizell, Lisa Sherbert, Jeff Sims, Donna Bridges, Jean Chalker, Sandy Ward, Cheri Bat .cll, Cathy Wortham, Barbara Goddard, Cecelia Mathis. Talon Staff From left: Mike O’Dell, Cathy Clark, Mrs. De Vos, Lisa Sherbert, Carol Nichols, Linda Sheffield. 52 Clark Allen: Photographer Editors: Cathy Clark Mike O’Dell Asst. Editor: Virginia Sollie Bus. Manager: Linda Sheffield Literary Staff Editor: Carol Nichols Co-Editor: Lisa Sherbert Co-Editor: Linda Sheffield Co-Editor: Virginia Sollie 53 r • I BKfimnr w.« Antjual Staff ;W'V •as Mt A jAU 54 Business Managers Business Managers: Jane Gamble, Gayle Murrah; Assistant Business Managers: Larry White, Terry Dykes. Nancy Bennett Fredrick Beasley Classes Beverly Hearn Susan Carroll Cindy White Becky Turlington Editors: Katie Howard Nancy Bennett Advisor: Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush Administration Faculty June Mims: Editor; Diane Anderson. Not shown: Judy Rustin, Gail Adkins. 55 Senior Class Jeannine Bay: Editor; Barbara Lindsay, Betty Black, Nancy Bar- endse, Anita Clark, Jane Gamble. Features Debbie Stubbs, Editor; Cheryl Smith, Eva King, Wanda Heath, Debbie McBride, Debbie McGinty. ROTC Larry White, Editor; Danny Herrin, Katie Howard. Dedication 56 Susan Jemegan, Editor; Katie Howard, Frances Woods, Mrs. Bush. Not shown: Cindy Phillips, Shay Arehart. Activities Sara Andrews, Editor; Alice Arnold, Pat Bagwell, Debby Estes. Not shown: Sheila Bolton. Sports Joel Flournoy, Melinda Cook, Co-Editors; Susan Copeland, Tiin Byrd, Not shown: Mike Dorsey Band Beverly Harrison, Editor; Martha Henry, Frances Woods, Beverly Flowers, Linda Lisenby. 57 Key Club President: Jeff Sims Vice-President: Dexter Wood Secretary: Joe Hutto Paul Buchan Treasurer: David Benton Sweetheart: Cathy Gark The Ozark Key Club is based as a service organization upon its motto “We Build”. It is composed of young men in the 10,11,12, grade with a “B” or better average. The Key club purchased a Rebel Flag for school spirit, assisted Ronnie Welch, and experienc- ed Victory over the Interact Club in the annual ball game. Membership is by invitation only. 58 Seniors: Seated: Jeff Sims, Cathy Clark, Dexter Wood. Standing: Cordon Hughes, Doug Glasgow, Rodney Helms, Joe Hutto, Tommy From left to right, Bennett Shuman, Jim Parsons, Mark Danielson, Baldwin. 59 Juniors and Sophomores: Seated: From left to right: Paul Buchan, David Benton, Jimmy Fuqua. Standing: David Storey, Steve Barnett, Jeff Parker, Bubba Bodford, Steve Schaffer, Stan Mc- Daniel. Row 2: Mickey Steltemphole, Joe Faust, Eric Johnson, John Runklc, Ronnie Pippin, Trot (Urroll, Bobby Bright. Row 1: Mr. Martin, Jimmy Nooncr, Charles Gallon, Ronald Beasley, Bill White, Raymond Watson, Johnny Williams, Freddie Mel wain. Row 2: Donny Andrews, Wayne Casey, Dennis Searcy, Bobby Moates, Kenneth Bradshaw, Larry Whitlock, Joe Whitman, Cary Wynn. Row 3: Lewis Camp, Gordie Johnson, Richard Leslie, Peter Baillargeron, Chris McDaniels, Melvin Hodges. Tim McNeal. Row 4: David Deloney, Kerry Brown, Calvin Lord, Steve Snellgrove, Gordon Kemp, Neil Ethridge, Steve Brannon, James Paramore, Thomas Childree. Future Farmers Of America 61 Interact Club Row 1: David Ewing, Zack Byrd, George Williams, Dennis Powell. Row 2: Linda Sheffield, Steve Corson, Mike Robinson, Lynn Allen, Freddy Cook, Ken Smith. Row 3: Benson Ferguron, Tim Byrd, Steve Lee, Wilmcr Parker, Jody Mills, Frank Garrett, Winks Pauley. Row 4: Steve Folmar, Pat Johnson, William Andrews. Johnny Har- per, Allen Kelley, John Whitener, Terry Drew, Andy Haney. Henry Massler, Noel Ethridge. Gordon Hughes. Phillip Stewart, Buddy Harrison, Tommy Whatley, Danny Herrin, Terry Dykes. 62 President: WUmcr Parker Vice-President: Tim Byrd Secretary: Stevie Lee Treasurer: Jody Mills Reporter: Frank Garrett Sweetheart: Linda Sheffield The Interact Club of Ozark is the Ozark Rotary Club-sponsored organization of male students selected from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes of Carroll High School. The main purpose of the Interact Club is to serve Carroll High School, the city of Ozark, and Rotarv International. Members are selected on dependability, leadership, and scholarship. Membership is by invitation only. 63 BAND 66 67 Gayle Murrah Steve Folmar Elise Furqueron Flag Bearcr Drum Major Flag-Bearer Lancers Tina Brown, Karen Evans, Ann Bean, Lindy Lisenby, Donna Murrah, Martha Henry, Captain; Marcia Makowski, Mildred McCormick. 68 Jan Barkett Faith Anne Smith Frances Woods Head Majorette Pam Parker Marilyn Judah 69 70 Stage First row: Terry Brown, Coleman Campbell, Greg Simpson, Paul Bartley. Ken Smith. Second row: David Bolich, Steve Angle, Chuck Henry', Hugh Taylor, Gordon Dodson. Third Band row: Jim Snellgrovc, Winston Strickland, Mike Robinson, Frank Garrett, Rodney Roper. Fourth row: Steve Folmar. The band officers are Debbie McGinty, Winston Strickland. Wanda Heath. Mary Carroll, captain; Coleman Campbell, Jim Snellgrovc, Cindy Williams, and Steve Fol- mar. The officer's duties are to help Mr. Mosley in making decisions concerning the band. The other members often look to the officers for guidance. 71 Jan Barkett won an award in twirling at Joycliffe Twirling Camp. Wanda Heath was a member of the United States of America High School Band and Chorus. Frances Woods won the Top Twirier Medal at Sunnyside Twirling Camp. Awards All-State 72 Front: Wanda Heath, Pam Townsend, Marcia Makowski, Janet Sncllgrove, Cindy White. Mary Carroll. Back: Jim Snellgrove. Winston Strickland, James Bartley, David Bolich, David Johnson, Greg Simpson, Steve Angle, Rodney Roper, Coleman Campbell. From its home base in Ozark. Alabama, the name and fame of the Carroll High School Band, “The Pride of the Wiregrass,” has spread across the state and into many regions of the nation. The band, under the direction ol John II. (Pete) Mosley since 1958, continues to build a colorful background de- veloped through performances in regional and national events. During the football season the band used a new group in conjunction with the marching hand called the Lan- cers.” Phis group was captained by Martha Henry. Frances Woods did an excellent job as head majorette, as likewise did Steve Folinar in his role as drum major. The band again distinguished themselves by their per- formances in the Selma Band Contest, where they won trophies in Twirling, Field Direction, and Marching com- petition. The band enlightened their audiences with a Christmas and a Spring Concert in Ozark, a concert at George C. Wallace Junior and Technical School, and concerts in Brad- enton and St. Petersburg. The band also released their fifth record this year. For the first time in the band’s history, they played for a professional baseball game between the Pittsburg Pirates and the Cincinnati Reds in Bradenton, lhe Florida lour was concluded with the baud's winning the BEST OUT-OF- STATE BAND AWARD, a competition in regard to the DeSoto Festival in Bradenton. John H. (Fete) Mosley Selma Competition Ray Worthington, Mary Carroll, Frances Woods. Trumpets sockin' it to ’em Cleanliness is next to Godliness One of our super station wagons complete with everything except a restroom. 74 Majorette, what are you doing? Take me to your leader CLASSES Left to Right: Vice-President, George Williams; Reporter. Jean Chalker; President. David Benton; Treasurer, Linda Lisenby; Secretary, Jeff Parker. Junior Class Bob Adams Tom Adams Lynn Allen 76 Patty Allen Eamestine Anderson Carl Andrews Debbie Andrews Sara Andrews William Andrews Steve Angle Shay Archart Alice Arnold Harold Ayers Debra Hailey Joel Baillargeron 77 Ronnie Baldwin Jan Barkett Steve Barnett Sharon Bass Debbie Baxley Diane Beasley Fredrick Beasley Konald Beasley David Benton Bubba Bod ford David Bolich Tim Bond Chris Bostwick Johnny Brantley Cliff Bradshaw Donna Bridges Bobby Bright Carolyn Bright 78 Tina Brown Bebe Bryan Paul Buchan Thomas Buttncr Dan Byrd Rachel Byrd Tim Byrd Walter Byrd Coleman Campbell Andy Cannon Eddie Carden Patsy Carden Roger Carr Trotman Carroll Barbara Carter 79 Jim Caudill Jean Chalker Bobby Childree Harvey Clark Cary Clements Sharon Cobb Lloyd Cochran Donna Collette Chester Combs Pat Conarton Jerry Cook Marsha Cooper Wynell Corn Patty Corson Norma Cox Nancy Craig Lauretta Cronk Jackie Crow Ott Cullifer Zelda Custis Mike Daly Mary Grace D’Andrea Walter Daniels Elizabeth Danner Jim Day Linda Dees Patsy Deloncy 81 Susan Dennis James Douglas Molly Dunn Ray Dunn Noel Ethridge Richard Evins Bonnie Ferguson Shana F errell Beverly Flowers Eddie Foote Jimmy Fuqua Benson Ferqueron Dale Gaddis Paul Garner Joseph Garrett 82 Linda German Elaine Gibbons Debbie Gill Barbara Goddard Mike Grant Donna Grubbs Gayle Gunter Diane Hackney Allen Haddix Valerie Hafers Hilda Hagler Andy Haney Kandy Hart Sylvia Hart Sandy Head Audrey Holder Mike Holland Don Howard 83 John Howell Joe Howell Judy Hudson Kathleen Huffstutler Belinda Hughes Tim Irvine Dewey Jackson Denise Jacquay Judy Jarvis Susan Jcmegan Alice Jesse Eric Johnson Jack Johnson Skeeter Johnson Tim Johnson 84 Jon Jones Tim Jones Marilyn Judah Allan Kelley Debbie Kelley Hank Kelley Billy Kennedy Mark Koch Diana Kuskovich Mike Lane Janice Leatherwood Judy Lee Terry Leggete Alan Leslie Linda Linstrand 85 Linda Lisenby Donald Long Renee Macko Ray Mowcry Henry Masslcr Cecilia Matthis Vicki McCain Debbie McCall Tom McCormack Tom McDaniels Stanley McDaniel Judy McLendon 86 Debbie McLure Danny Midkiff William Vliggcns Rita Mizell Agnes Moore Bill Moore Rodney Morgan Mona Nakajo Steve Napier Doris Norman Reine Novak Bessie Oakley Mike O’Dell Pat Paramore Jeff Parker Joy Parker Kim Parsons Debbie Petralia 87 Cindy Phillips Joseph Phillips Mike Piasccki Ronnie Pippin Lajuan Poe Hob Price Harriet Price Doris Provinchcr Shirley Randall Linda Randall Sheila Reed Tom Reeves Barbara Reynolds Clifton Ricker Thomas Robb Mike Robinson Mike Rogers Kipp Rooker John Runkle Denny Rushing Larry Saltee Myrna Santiago Sandy Scheafnocker Steve Schaffer David Schimpf Van Seaglc Mike Schreider Jerry Shelfer Lisa Sherbert Beverly Smith 89 Ken Smith Charles Smoke David Snook James Stanton Mark Stearns Mike Steltenpohl David Storey Charlotte Strickland Johnny Stutts Eugene Sullivan Toni Sullivan Kathleen Tharin Debra Thomas Duke Teague Lynn Thompson 90 Mike Thornberry Julie Thorne Terry Tolbert Pam Townsend T.J. Trapp Steve Volk Linda Wade Steven Walker Sandy Ward Tommy Whatley Hobby Williams George Williams 91 Thomas Williams Barbara Windham Billy White Larry While John Whitener Willie Whittington Terry Woodham Dawn Woods Frances Woods Cathy Dorsey Teresa Arnold Donna Boil Pictures Not Available: Joe Bankston Paula Bottoms Ronald Campbell Jerome Comer Mary Copeland Gaby Curley Kline Edler Debbie Edwards Carole Far well Lupe Flores Cathy Gober Roger Haddan Billy Harris Janet Hefner Donna Hession John Howell Buster Hunt Tim Johnson Terry Lisenby Zadic McGlon John Mitchell Dennis Morris Larry Morris Ray Mowery Don Sterzenback Thomas Wandrey Steve Warrick Gloria Williams Alecia Yocum Bruce Young 92 Juniors Show Their Spirit 93 Left to Right: Vice-President, David Cutchcns; Treasurer, Beverly Snellgrovc; Reporter, Stephanie O’Dell; President, Dennis Powell; Secretary, Sandi Powell. Sophomore Class Ann Abridge Kim Andrews Mary Arnold Darlene Austin Pat Bagwell Anna Bailey Thomas Baillargeon Annemarie Baldwin Mike Baltzell Paul Bartley Kathleen Bass Ann Bean Brett Benson Freddy Bezonia Billy Bingham Lyle Bjoralt Lannie Blunt Charles Hover Shelia Bolton Tim Bond JoAnn Bos worth TherreU Bradley Kay Bradshaw Marianne Brenner Billy Brown Carl Brown Mike Brummett 95 Terry Brown Pat Brummett Eddie Buckingcr Kevin Buckner Tim Burgess Barbara Buttner Henderson Byrd Sue Byrd Cathy Cain Debbie Carroll Debby Carroll Susan Carroll Shelia Casey Wayne Cason Deborah Chalker David Chambliss Joan Cherry Diane Cheshire Susan Childree Linda Childree Dauphinne Clark Kay Clark Wanda Cobb Martha Cockrell 96 Pam Collier Douglas Connell Debra Cootcr Kathy Coming Steve Corson James Cotter Charles Cox Christie Craig Jeanne Craig Gary Crance Ann Culberson Edna Culpepper Debbie Curley David Cutchens Tony Cutchens Larry Cutchin Wade Daffinee Lyn Daly Nick D’Andrea Linda Davis Jack Dibrell Virgil Dobbs Terry Drew Melody Duffy 97 k Claudia Duguay Billy Dunn Steve Howard Carl Ellis Rex English Kim Erickson Pat Ervin Gayle Ethridge Marsha Evans Pam Ewing Mary Farwell Nancy Farwell Eddie Faulk Joe Faust Gregg Feter David Fisher June Fisher Linda Folds Mike Frick Susan Howard Paula Frye Elise Furgueron Sally Gant Francisco Garcia 98 Linda Gardner Ikey Gamer Kathleen Gamer Lynn Garrett Bobby Gary Gloria Gaskins Wanda Gaskins Mike Gill Jerry Gilmer Angelo Guisto Mike Goodson Marina Grantham Robert Gulledge Beverly Hadden Pam Haddix Gail Hamburg Barbara Haney Mike Hanmer John Harper Eddie Roy Harrison Linda Hart Mike Havard Doug Heilman Jerry Helms 99 X' Linda Hemesley Chuck Henry David Herman Keith Hidle Linda Holtz Virginia Hood Denise Hopkins Ricky Hornsby Tom Hudson Dottie Hughes Johnny Hughes Jack Hyde Donna Jackson Jenny Jarvis Gordie Johnson Mike Johnson Mike Johnson Pat Johnson Jan Jones Mark Jones Edward Kelley Don Kilpatrick Jeff Koch Toni Kish 100 Janice Lambert Kenneth Landers Kicliard Laster Rene Leathcrwood Ronnie Lewis Mike Lisenby Greg Latta Greg Luce Pam Lynch Jay Maguire Marsha Makowsky Wanda McAdams David McCormack Mildred McCormack Kay McDaniel Patsy McDonald Ronald McGhee Gerald McGowan Freddie Mcllwain Mickic Mclnnis Tim McNeil Linda McVay John Medley Kayleen Meeker 101 Louis Mertz S harm a Miles Glen Miller Jenny Miller Linda Mills Robert Mitchell Grady Mixon David Moore Norma Moore Russell Moore Charles Morgan Claire Morgan Cheryl Morris Larry Morris llrenda Mossor Linda Mullins Donna Murrah Steve Murray Avan Newkirk Alton Newman Jay Nichols Stephanie O’Dell Mary Osborn Jan O’Steen 102 Jerric Owens Roncll Fampcl Joyce Paramore Judy Parlas Joe Payne Andy Phillips Pam Phillips Connie Plemmons Linda Pogue Dennis Powell Sandy Powell Cathy Powers Candy Pulson Mike Quattrini Terri Raulston Rosemary Rhea Dickie Williams Deborah Robertson Sybil Robertson Debra Rogers Georgelle Rogers Merle Rogers Steve Rogers Edmund Royster 103 Mike Rudd Mickey Rustin Alexis Rutkowski Paul Sanders Jerry Sawls Steve Schaeffer Rodney Sharp Sheila Sheese Phillip Shirley Pat Johnson Greg Simpson Bobby Skipper Elaine Smith Faith Ann Smith Karen Smith Linda Smith Mike Smith Sherry Smith Walter Smith Beverly Snellgrove Janet Snellgrove Kathy Snook Peggy Spivey David Steam 104 Margaret Stein Kimi Stodanl Jackie Stokes Hugh Taylor Dennis Tew Adrinda Thomason Tanya Thompson Joseph Thorne Becky Turlington Ricky Updyke Mike Wallace Buren Wambles Linda W arrick Kathy Waters Gerald Watson Van Weeks Raymond Watson W es Weeks Cindy White Mark Withrow Don W'ilkerson Bobby Williams David Williams Jerry W'illiams 105 William Wilkins Charles Woods Kathleen Wondry Richard Windham Jimmy Williamson Elsa Wolfe Jon Wood ham Cary Wynn Pictures Not Available: Rachel Hall David lludstrom Edward I cc Ray Murray Julian Tomlin Paula Tutor James W illiams Barbara Wellman Jimmy Wimberly 106 In Memoriam .. Nancv Ingram: Nov. 2,1953 Sept. 7,1968. Kathy Lewis: Aug. 12,1953 Sept. 7,1968. Just as school got into full swing, three of our most be- loved students were suddenly taken away from us. The why and the how can never he explained, and we can do no more than question. We, the Sophomore Class, would like to dedicate this page in memoriam to our three classmates. Those who knew and loved Nancy knew her as a wonder- ful friend and companion. Her bright smile brought cheer to all. She was a constant joy to her parents and her broth- er. She was dedicated to her church youth group, and was envied by many. To those who were just acquaintances with Nancy, found her friendly in a quiet sort of way, always there to help when help was needed, and we looked up to her. Kathy . . . well, Kathy was a girl who made everyone feel good in another sort of way. Her antics and jokes would make the most serious laugh. Her happy-go-lucky manner and optimistic attitude was especially becoming to her. She was a friend to all, and enemy to none. She was truly a character, and we loved her. Mickey Joe will always be missed. Ilis quiet joke and easy-going manner made us all feel at home to enjoy our- selves whenever we were around him. To his friends, Mickey Joe was one to depend on; he was one to be trusted. He was a wonderful son, friend, and classmate, and we respected him. Friends come and friends go, but these friends .... Nancy, Kathy, and Mickey Joe will always be present in the hearts and minds of us all, for memories are forever locked in the vaults of our minds, to be recalled and enjoyed. But the ache is still there. Mickey Joe Rushing: April 22,1951 • Sept. 7, 1968. Top Row: President, Ronnie Drew; Sec. Treas., Steve Price; Reporter: Patti Sncllgrove, ice-President; Debbie Massey. Freshman Class Karen Adcock Karen Allen Clare Andrews Donnie Andrews 108 Michael Auxier Peter Baillargcon Virginia Bailey Nancy Joyce Baker Wanda Balch Cheri Baltzcll Donna Barbour Mike Barcfield Charles Barnard James Barnard Robert Bayne David Beasley Linda Bell Buddy Bennett Sammy Benson Allison Birkmeyer Lynnettc Bishop Bob Black James Bludsworth Darlene Bowman Ken Bradshaw Steve Brannon Michelle Brenner Harold Bright 109 Kerry Brown Larry Burdette Edward Byrd Rhonda Byrd Joanne Calhoun Jenny Carmichael Bill Carroll Joey Carroll Enellc Chauvin Margie Childree Thomas Childree Denise Coggins Annie Cook Jim Cook Jackie Coots Linda Conarton Jane Corley Claire Cote Debbie Couthen Debbie Crow Norma Custis Diane Daniels Louis Davidson Jeannice Davis no Cathy Dennis Ralph DeFrancisco Teddy Deese David Deloney Wayne Densen Debbie Dickens Ronnie Drew Carolyn Dunn Oscar Dunn I ane Dykes Lynda Edgar Patricia Ethington Neil Ethridge Mack Fain Donna Fambrough David Fisher Barbara Flores Sylvia Flowers Myra Frazier Roy Fuqua Charles Gallion Sandra Gallion Tana Garcia Greg Garner 111 Mar hara Garrett Sandy Gilsdorf Debbie Glaze Gary Grantham Brenda Grey Roger Gunter Charlene Haddix BUI Hardy Barry Hart Vivian Hartzog Randy Hayes Royce Hayes Eddie Headrick David Hedstrom Richard Herman SheUa Herring Melvin Hoagc Shana Hopkins Tom Hubbard Elaine Hughes Johnny Hughes Rhonda Hughes Tommy Hutto Karla Hyde 112 Sarah Jablccki Jan Jackson Martha Jackson David Jardine Darrell Jewell David Johnson Diane Johnson Terry Johnson Debbie Jones Donald Jones Joan Jones Mike Jones Shirley Jones Sally Kahlbrand John Kapeliela Betty Keel Jessie Kellum Gordon Kemp Cathy Kline Alicia Knight Carol Knight Stanley Lisenby Terri Lisenby David Lomas 113 Calvin Lord Fred Lucus Bill Lynch Gary Mackey Eloise Maney Debbie Marcum Debbie Massey Chris Masslcr Diane McBride Bubba McClure Kris McDaniel Kay Lynn McGarvey Jimmy McGhee Gail McLaughlin Bay McLaughlin Debbie Metsger Casey Miller Gretchen Miller Karen Miller Pam Miller Pat Miller Marcia Moore Bruce Moreau Mike Morris 114 Unda Mosser Bobby Motes Alan Mullins Maria Murphy Terry Murphy Joan Nichols Jim Nooncr Mary Nooncr Juan Ortez Marsha Ortoski A Heather Osbourn Mitchie Faramorc Virginia Parker Teresa Parrish Andy Phillips Billy Phillips Kenneth Phillips Sherry Phillips Mike Pomeroy Rcida Powell Steve Price Judy Purser Jane Quattlebaum Robert Ramsey 05 John Reeves Mike Roddy Rick Rodrick Jimmy Rogers Barbara Rushing Eila Salander Sam Saliba Greg Sand Linda Sanders Mike Schimpt Christine Schwartz Debra Seagle Dennis Searcy Johnny Seifert Patricia Shaw Ronald Shell Lori Shcrbert Daryl Schatz Becky Simmons Diane Skipper Leslie Smith Richard Smith Ricky Smith Jacque Snell 116 David Snellgrove Patti Snellgrove Steve Snellgrove Windy Snellgrove Jim Sollie David Stafford Freddy Steagall Kay Stevens Steve Stokes Gary Storey Beverly Strickland Cindy Sweeney Mike Tharin Joe Tharpe Carolyn Thomas Jeanine Thomas Sharon Thomas Wayne Thompson Dennis Tolbert Diane Townsend Pam Turner Patti Turner Daniel Tutte Dale Underwood 117 Janet VanGundy Wesley Walker Bobbie Walker Alfred Wanderly Earl Ward Rhonda Waters Robert Watkins Doris Watson Larry Watson Ronald Watson Donald West tarry Whitlock Joe Whitman Linda Williams Susan Williams Jimmy Williamson Johnny Williamson Jcanclle Woodham Norma Woodham Shirley Yesbick Charlotte Fryer Thomas Raillargeon Dennis Bath Barbara Buttncr Wanda Cobb Picture Not Available: Myra Crittendon Dennis Johnson Mike Dcloney Joan Jones Jackie Ellis Patricia Gail Lawson David Faulk Kathy Marlin Peggy McCoul Patricia Ann Miller Tania Strickland Larry Watson 2nd Runner-up Shannon Lord Miss Ozark 1st Runner-up Brenda Wright Miss Congeniality-Bonnie Morris 121 Homecoming Court Junior-Mary Grace D'Andrea; Senior—Linda Sheffield; Queen Susan Binker; Sophomore-Marina Grantham; Freshman Jeanninc Thomas. Captain Phillip Stewart pre- sents flowers to queen. h 'A.': ■JfiiW ■ ■ ' :l « 43 . cm r «H J- Mr. And Miss C.H.S. Dexter Wood - r . _r 5 : Y- Susan Snellgrove « '. . w 4J 126 127 . . Junior Beauties mm? - - Frances Woods Suzi Dennis Sophomore Beauties Sandi Powell Ronnell Pampell 133 Freshman Beauties Patti SncUgrovc Cathy Dennis Betty Crocker W inner Creative Writing Award Nancy Barendsc High school journalism clinic. University of Alabama Dale County Typing Contest Virginia Sollie V.F.W. 5th place state award winner Jeff Sims given by C.R. Baker. Cheryl Smith Typing II Winner, Ted Bridges representing Danny Coleman Business Equip. Co., Kathy Sanders Typing I Winner. 135 Boys’ State Representatives David Parker, Ellis Beck, Danny Herrin, David Phillips, Wiliner Parker, Dexter Wood. American Legion Oratorical Contest Dr. Davis presents, 1st place area, 3rd place state awards to Jeff Sims, with Mrs. Murphy, speech teacher, looking on. National Merit Finalists 136 Nancy Barendse, David Phillips, Barbara Lindsay ATHLETICS Lee Auburn Eufaula Dothan Central 10-27 21-6 40-20 16-14 9-21 Selma Rutherford Dale Co. Enterprise Crestview 14-30 26-27 39-14 6-7 26-19 13? Head Coach Tom McClendon Captain Phillip Stewart and Co-captain Ellis Beck Assistant Glenn Taylor receiving WBAM All American Trophy. Mighty Eagles Of 68-69! mo Phillip Stewart Beck Dexter Wood 141 Wilmcr Parker Benny Jones 142 Stevie Lee Jim Parson 143 Don Howard Dennis Powell Mike Brummett Eddie Foote Walter Byrd Johnny Harper Eddie Roy Harrison Jack Dibrell 144 Jerry Sawls J immy Wimberley Ronny Sanders Jimmy Williamson Dargl Shatz Steve Barnette Steve Howard Tom Reeves 145 Noel Ethridge Tommy Whatley Joel Baillargeon Bubba Bodford Ronnie Pippin 146 George Williams Bobby Bright David Storey Andy Haney Jeff Parker Tim Burgess Dave Chambliss Mike Rudd 147 Gordy Johnson Joe Faust Here Are The Eagles Of ’69... It began last Summer ... 148 ' • : and continued through the following weeks until the night came when ... 149 And We Won! Ozark - 16 Dothan - 14 150 151 Go Ellis Baby! You need the ball, David Football Is Action Aw, come on Ref, let’s call it quits for the nite. 152 68-69 Coaching Staff Steve Sloane, Assistant Coach at U. of Ala. spoke at the football banquet. L. to R.: Dexter Wood: Most Valuable player, outstanding Lineman; Bennett Shuman: Dennis Johnson Trophy; Ellis Beck: Most outstanding Back. Ozark 43 Ozark lngtf Ozark 60 Ozark 9 Florida lnvii Ozark 6$ Ozark 55 Ozark 32 Ozark 51 onal Tournament Carver 5 Jeff Davis 4 null Tournament . Catholic !! ■ Choctaw A Woodham c Troy A gion II Tournament—Montgomery lie Tournament-Tuscaloosa Winfred Pauley—“Winks' Rodney Helms—“Jack’ 156 Dexter Wood—“Sexy Dexy Terry Dykes—“Harry Steve Schaffer—“Hippie Allan Kelly—“Hatchet Man Coach Skinner And His No. 1 Eagles! 158 B Team Front Row: Bubba Woods, William Andrews, Torn Hudson, Mike Johnson, Steve Corson. Back Row: Jerry Helms, Charlie Morgan, Phillip Shirley, Coach Walker. 59 TENNIS: L. to R. Bubba Woods, Bobby Ellis, Joe Howell, Freddy Cook, Freddy Steagall, William Andrews, John Howell. GOLF: L. to R. Coach: Cecil Skinner, Trot Carroll, Steve Corson, David Ewing, Freddy Cook, Freddy Steagall 160 TRACK: L. to R. Wilmer Parker, Wade Johnson, Robert Miggins, Ellis Beck, Gary Byrd, Fredrick Beasley, Coach: Glen Taylor. BASEBALL: L. to R. Bottom Row: Bennett Shuman, Bubba Bodford, Stan McDaniel, Lynn Allen, George Williams, Jeff Parker, Steve Schaeffer. Top Row: Doug Glasgow, Rodney Helms, Allan Kelly, Ronnie Pippin, David Benton, Mike Brummett. 161 162 C.H.S. Cheerleaders 68-69 163 Susan Binker Carol Nichols 164 Alternate Cathy Clark Captain Be be Bryan r • A a « . Viki Powell Debbie Me Lure 165 BACK ROW: Lynn Thompson, Melinda Cook, Susan Snellgrove. C.H.S. Pep Squad 68-69 167 168 High school days are Soon theft -atfdi arc. But while we live we Friendships here be$l CHORUS jgr Amici us que, ad aras, ,, Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found unwavering true When we. from life shall part. AI,MA MATER Our strong band can ne’er be broken. It can never die. For surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed by friendships’ tie. SENIORS The Senior Class Of 1969 Finally after three years, we have crossed the threshold of our senior year. The first day of school showed promises for a great year. Proud seniors flashed class rings as they ex- ercised their privileges. Excitement increased as the football season opened and we realiz- ed that this was our last season. Senior portraits and graduation cards reminded us and al- ways will remind us of lasting friendships developed at Carroll High School. Suddenly we realized that May was rapidly approaching and we began preparing for graduation. All too soon our wonderful senior year had come to an end. President-Dexter Wood; Vice President-Ellis Beck; Secretary-Nancy Barcndse; Reportcr-Bennett Shuman; Trcasurer-Zack Byrd. 170 Cherie Dean Allen “If at first you don’t succeed, then you arc running about normal.” Clark Bradford Allen “I would rather learn from one bird how to sing, than to try and teach a thousand stars not to dance.” Anna Ruth Anderson “Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst.” Diane Anderson “There is no witness so dreadful, no accuser so terrible as the con- science that dwells in the heart of every man.” Mavis Andrews “To love and be loved is the greatest human privelege a person can possess.” Eamestine Autrey “Roses arc red, violets are blue; the voice of an angel I have two. Gabrielle Katherine Adams “Smile and the world smiles with you.” Eddie Warren Akridge “All through life, girls keep running through my mind; they dare not walk.” Rilma Gail Adkins “Make friends; they are the best man-made products in the world.” James David Alexander “No life is so hard that you can’t make it easier by the way you take • - y 171 Patricia Ann Auxicr “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” Nan Elizabeth Bachani “You cannot value a p -rson for what he is made of, but for the many good qualities he possesses.” Charles Anthony Bailey “Fight for what you think is right; but when you arc proven wrong, accept it without prejudice ' Tommy Eston Baldwin, Jr. “More things arc wrought by prayer than this world dreams of.” Wilbur Augustus Beamer “He left so charming on their ear his voice, that listening still they seemed to hear.” James Henry Beasley “I'm black and I'm Proud.” J ulian Gordon Barcficld “I regret often that I have spoken; never that I have been silent.” Nancy Roberta Barendse “For in and out, above, below, Tis nothing but a Magic Shadow- show. Play’d in a Box whose candle is the Sun, Round which we Phantom Figures come and go.” ” Betty Gayle Barkett “It is in loving, not in being loved, the heart is blessed; It is in giving, not in seeking gifts, we find our quest; Whatever be your longing or your need, that give; So that your soul be fed, and you indeed shall live.” Jcannine Marie Bay “It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” 172 Paula Louise Bennett “Let men say what’ere they will; women, women rule them still. Susan Ann Binker “Be young, be foolish, but be happy.” Christopher Paul Birkmeyer “It is better to live a thousand years than to die in one second. Betty Ann Black “No one can feel as helpless as the owner of a sick goldfish.” Mary Anne Blackwell “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.” Marguerite Bond “I would rather sit on a pumpkin, and have it all to myself, than to be crowded on a velvet cushion.” Marco Ellis Beck, Jr. “Don’t wake me unless you are beautiful.” Ted William Bell If at first you don’t succeed, try summer school.” Jan Charlene Bennett “The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.” Nancy Lynn Bennett “A smile is the curve that sets things straight.” 173 Gary Ray Buckner “There are just two things that I want out of life, and both of them are money. David Earl Butcher “It requires no musical talents to be always harping on something. Jo Ann Elizabeth Buttner “If I have one life to live, let me live it in peace. Gary Hugh Byrd “Start where you stand and never mind the past. Zack Harris Byrd “Keep smiling and the world will never get you down. Keith Allen Carpenter Opportunity knocks only once, but temptation leans on the door- Betty Ann Boswell “Insist on yourself; never imitate. Paul Steven Bottoms “It’s not whether you win or lose, but whether or not you score. Michael Joseph Boyle “Killing time is not murder; it's suicide. Mary Elizabeth Brooks “What you are today is God’s gift to you; what you become is your gift to God. 174 Melinda Lu Cook “Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself.” Robert Freddy Cook “The years have gone by and now what will Ik come.” Linda Susan Copeland “To love is a human wonder, but to be loved is a gift from God.” Roberta Ann Corley “You can be nothing greater or less than you are.” Mary Elizabeth Carroll “Let no man imagine that he has no influence. Whatever he may be, and whereever he may be placed, the man who thinks becomes a light and a power.” Glenda Cheryl Casey “Sincerity and tmth arc the basis of every virtue.” Anita Beth Clark “What we arc to be, we are now becoming. Catherine Lyn Clark “The heart is a lonely hunter.” Estil Earl Cox “If it weren’t for censorship, many things I could tell you. Patricia Crittendon “More Pleasure in hope than in fulfillment.” 175 Jacqueline I. Cronk “Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” Claus Peter Curley “Love is a pain in the chest.” Jesse Mark Danielson “Youth is wholly experimental.” Marianne Daughtry “To speak kindly does not hurt the tongue. Harry Neal Dibrell “What a man does; that he has.” Henry Gordon Dodson ‘Without music, life would be a mistake. Jimmy Davenport “Wisdom is found in unlikely places.” Ethel Dell “If there is one thing I could live my life as let it be an honest person.” Steve Bruce Dupree “Life is sweet, but death isn’t so good.” George Terry Dykes “Ambition can creep as well as soar.” Joseph Duane Edgar “Life is a pure flame, and we live by an invisible sun within us.” Linda Louise Eldridge “Smile and the world smiles with you.” Patricia Eldridge “To love and be loved is the greatest human privilege a person can possess.” Bobby Tom Ellis “Soccer to me; Oh come on now!” David Wayne Ewing “The water that is past cannot make the mill go. Sandra Anne Harwell “Life is for living; live it to the fullest.” Rhonda Elmore “I was born a genius, it just wore off.” Deborah Jean Estes “You can’t explain a person really, for something is always missing. The hopes and dreams, thoughts and deeds; and the lines between those lines arc always unclear, as unclear perhaps as the borders between good and evil.” Karen Denise Evans “Some of the most difficult moments in life became the fondest memories.” Robert Oliver Evins “Down to the Gehenna or up to the throne, he travels the fastest who travels alone.” 177 Craig William France “I make business my pleasure and pleasure my business.” Gregory Louis Gamble “I only dred one day at a time.” Jane Gamble “Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined.” Jeffrey Thomas Gamble “Leisure is the mother of philosophy.” Janice Fay Ferguson ‘Fair words never hurt the tongue. Joel Thomas Flournoy 1 wouldn’t run around the corner to see the world blow up!’ 178 Bcttyc Brooks Garrett “You grow up the day you have the first big laugh-at yourself.” Coleman Franklin Garrett, Jr. “Great men are dying oh, I feel sick. Stephen Floyd Folmar “What would life be without music?” Debbie Lee Fontenot 'Everything had beauty, but not everyone seeks it.” George Grant Hamberg “Wisdom is only found in truth.” Elizabeth Ann Harper “Opportunity knocks only once, temptation leans on the doorbell. Buddy Earl Harrison “Man is the only creature endowed with the power of laughter.” Beverly Ann Harrison “Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. 179 Era Lynn Gordon ”I,ifc is a pure flame, and we live by an invisible sun within us.” Donald Bradford Green “I can resist anything but temptation.” Michael Stephen Gill “You have but one life; make it enjoyable.” Yvonne Susan Gill “If a word is worth one sheckcl, silence is worth two. Douglas Kaylor Glasgow “I’m satisfied with nothing but the best.” Rebecca Susan Goddard “If you don’t succeed this first time, don’t try again. Jutta Elisabeth Havard “We get happiness not from the things we have done, but from the memories we have of them.” Beverly Earle Hearn “Man was formed for society and is neither capable of living alone, nor has the courage to do so.” Rodney Lewis Helms ‘‘If you can't find me; come to the radiator!” Rhonda Gail Hendricks “The best gifts are tied with heart strings.” Martha Ann Henry “Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone.” William Daniel Herrin “I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.” Wanda Lynne Heath “Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.” Peggy Ann Helms “To handle yourself, use your head; To handle others, use your heart.” Danny Rupert Hicks “You can never plan the future by the past.” Sue Ann Hines “One of the great arts of living is the art of forgiving.” 180 Majorie Kay Hodges “We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us Dy what we have already done.” Homer Harris Howard, Jr. “Imagination is the eye of the soul.” Katherine Ann Howard “In the measure to which I think and speak, not from my own indi- vidual conviction, but simply repeating what “is said” and what “is thought”, I cease to be the supremely individual person I am and I act on society’s account.” Charles Duff Hughes, Jr. “In the pursuit of happiness, the difficulty lies in knowing when you have caught up.” Joe Don Hutto “If life was easy; I’d make it hard.” Donald Lee Hyde “Let all your thoughts be sincere ones.” Elmer Gordon Hughes “Through life you see two things, gains and losses.” Gary Lee Huston “All the knowledge I have gained I will try to keep, but I don’t guarentee it.” Margaret Kaye Huston “When you get to the end of your rope, tic a knot in it and hang on.” James Allen Hutt “He who skips and gets caught pays in the end.” J ackie J ane J ohnson “Life is my college, may I graduate well, and earn some honors.” Jerry Dwight Johnson “We learn something new everyday, and forget it all when we die.” Patty Jo Johnson “If anyone speaks evil of you; so live that none will believe it.” Walter Wade Johnson “It is better to be yourself than to be someone else.” Albert Antony Johnson “A happy life consists in tranquillity of the mind.” Phill Benton Jones “If all the year were playing holidays, to sport would be as tedious as to work ’ Joseph S. Jablecki “Awake, arise, or be forever fallen!” Joy Myree Jackson “It is rigid to be contented with what we have, never with what we are.” Charles Gary Johnson “Knowledge comes. Love is shared, and Wisdom lingered.” Howard Warren Johnson “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” 182 Tanny Maureen kamerer “Live each day as if there were no tomorrow.” Edward Kelley “Don’t jump into anything because you could come out of it with the wrong end up.” 183 Eva Marie King “We can read poetry and recite poetry, hut to live poetry is the symphony of life.” Ray Lemuel Knight “No excellent soul is exempt from a mixture of madness.” Anita Louise leatherwood “The glory of life is to love, not to be loved; to give, not to get; to serve, not to be served.” Colon H. Leatherwood “Keep true to the dreams of thy youth.” Ronald Edward Leatherwood ‘The Heart has its reasons which reason does not know. Angela Gabrielle Lee it matters not how long you live but how well.’ Dorthea Felicitas Lee A smile is the whisper of a laugh.’ Kandic Kaye Knoebcl “Let the words of my mouth, and the meditations of my heart be acceptable in Thy sight.” Danny Franklin Logan “Those who labor in the earth are the chosen people of God.” Hugh David Lomas “Never do today what can be put off till tomorrow.” Martha Shannon Lord “Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry and you cry alone.” Mary Esther Lorec “Today wc follow, tomorrow we lead.” Willie Herman Macko “Men shall not live by bread alone.” Margaret Louise Maguire “Half the mistakes made in life are by feeling where we ought think and thinking where we ought feel.” Joseph Stephen Lee “I’ll agree with you but you're wrong. Kobert William Lemmons “What a pity human beings can’t exchange problems. Everyone knows exactly how to solve the other fellows.” Barbara Jean Lindsay “Smiles form the channels of a future tear.” Elizabeth Anne Littleton “Reputation is what people say you are, but character is what you really are.” 184 Deborah Elizabeth Mahaffey “Footprints in the sands of time are usually left by working feet.” Paulette Makowsky “If you can’t say what you think, why think. ' 185 Jane Anne Martin “Art is the path of the creator to his work.” Raymon Michael McAdaragh “There are only three simple pleasures that I ask of life: a beautiful girl, a lot of money, and fame ’ Deborah Carolyn McBride “Nothing is waste that makes a memory.” Debra Ann McGinty “A smile paves the way to friendship.” Darrell Len Johnston Doubt whom you will, but never doubt yourself.” Terrance Michael Mclnemey “Good cooks use hash.” Robert Hildreth Mcknight Man’s natures are alike; it is their habits that carry them far apart. Danny B. Mcllor Youth’s the season made for joys.” Rosanna Menasicn “To each his own. Patricia Ann Miller “The glory of life is to love; not to be loved. Joseph Chason Mills “It’s a beautiful morning, I think I’ll go outside and just smile.’’ Alice June Mims “I like the laughter that opens the lips and the heart, that shows at the same time pearls and the soul. 186 Priscilla Morott “The fire which seems extinquished, often slumbers the ashes. Bonnie Marie Morris “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice. Stephen Foy Mullinax “Let us endeavor so to live that when we come to die even the un- dertaker will be sorry.” Betty Gayle Murrah “Our characters arc the result of our conduct. Mary Jean Moffett “For what has a man advantaged, if he gain the whole world, and lose himself? Jilda Ann Moore “Life is love, laughter, and work; with work you have love, with love, laughter. George Cullin Parker “If you want something done, let George do it.” Pamela Lyn Parker A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Wilmer Parkcr,III “One who takes life as it comes but sets his goals and reaches them.” James Carter Parson “Doubt whom you will, but never doubt yourself.” Glenn Fred Patzig What is a friend? A single soul which dwells in two bodies.” W'infred Lee Pauley “Every man is the architect of his own fortune.” Altha Kebecca Newmon “He who turns the other cheek gets hit with the other fist.” Carol Ann Nichols “I won’t think of it now. I’ll think, of it all tomorrow. After all, tomorrow is another day.” Myles Franz O’Reilly “Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step: only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road.” David Hiram Parker “Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get. 187 Sharon Lucicnda Peterson “Love is the master key that opens the gates of happiness.” David Michael Phillips “To fight for the right, without question or pause, to be willing to march into Hell for a Heavenly cause.” David Luvernc Pitts “We make our fortunes and we call them fate.” Margaret Elizabeth Pladson “I’m a man hater, but the Bible says love thine enemies. William Leonard Reedy, 111 “What must come to pass should come to pass. Within the limits of that MUST, therefor, you arc invulnerable.” Stephen Hayes Reynolds “To want to be free is to be free.” Brenda Naomi Quattrini “Be young, be foolish, but be happy.” Linda Elizabeth Ramirez “Smile and the world smiles with you; cry and you cry alone. Gene Port wood “Wise men say nothing in dangerous times.” Viki Diane Powell “Keep your face to the sunshine and you can’t see the shadows.” Brent Joseph Kutkowski “Desire is the very essence of man.” Jerry Patterson Sanders “Silence is more eloquent than words.” Leslie Dana Sears “Live life to the fullest; smile and be friendly.” Larry Wilson Sewell “Live fast, die young, and have a good-looking corpse. Deborah Jean Shamblin “Be always merry as ever you can, for no one delights in a sorrow- ful man.’ Linda Jean Sheffield “Kindness is nobler than revenge.” Charles Douglas Rhodes “It is better to live right than to die rich.” Eva Richardson You’re only young once, but if you work it right, once is enough. Daniel Rodney Roper “He that can have patience can have what he wants.” Judy Ann Rustin “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice. 189 Karen Sue Slape I.ife is fairy tale written by God’s fingers.” Connie Cheryl Smith ‘‘Full of doubt, I stand.” Leslie Grant Snell ‘‘Trust your dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternity. Wanda Diane Snell “A laugh is worth a hundred groans on any market.” James W alker Sncllgrovc “A bird in the hand is worth two walking past you down the street. Lulleanc Louise Snellgrove “If you think I have nothing, you arc wrong. I have memories.1 Donald Bennett Shuman “God helps them that help themselves.” Jeffrey Robert Sims “Life in the jungle is no bowl of cherries.” Judy Sharon Skipper “A man wrapped up in himself makes a very small bundle. Shelia Ann Skipper “Life is a walk down the road; never regret a step.” 190 Sharon Gwen Stephens “The thing that goes farthest towards making life worthwhile, That costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile.” George Phillip Stewart “Winning isn’t everything, but wanting to is.” Brenda Joan Strickland “A course of true love never did run smooth.” Michael Edsel Strickland “It is better to learn late than never.” Sidney Winston Strickland “The secret of life is not to do what you like, but like what you do.” Debra Faye Stubbs “An ounce of cheerfulness is worth a pound of sadness to serve God with.” Susan Elaine Snellgrovc “The best way to understand human nature is to be friendly toward people.” Virginia O’Neal Sollie “Is it so small a thing to have enjoyed the sun, have lived light in the spring, to have loved, to have thought, to have done?” Linda Patricia Staubach “Of what good to me are the things I posess and enjoy, if I cannot share my enjoyment with others.” Robert G. Stein, Jr. “All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream.” 191 Randall Stanley Turner “I want only one thing in life; that’s my way.” Terry Lynne Updykc A smile is beauty and beauty comes from within.” JoAnn Van Gundy “If you want to sing, you will find a song.” Paula Suzanne Waters “Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” Aubrey James Weibelt, III “Like as the waves make towards the pebbled shore, so do our minutes hasten to their end.” Norbert Ronnie Weiss “Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length.” Thomas R. Tabb, Jr. “Be good, do good, and you'll be happy.” Jimmy Lynn Thompson An honest man is the noblest work of God.” Patsy Diane Thorncll “I am quite and considerate and very modest, if you catch me while I am asleep.” Craig Tillery Youth has its advantages.” 192 Myron Howard Whitman W illiam Dexter W ood “Patience and gentleness is power. Margaret Gail Wood ham “Experience is the best teacher.’ Joann Williams “Live, love, and laugh; there may come a time when you can’t. Quinton Allen Williams “You only live once — but if you work it right, once is enough. Billy W illiams “I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. Thomas D. W incc “We are all in the gutter, but some of us arc looking at the stars. “We will! We did! We won’t ever quit! Paul Edward Woods “A year of failing, shows up the next year. Lam- Simpson “Time is valuable; use it wisely. Cynthia Dell Williams “To-morrow?—Why, Tomorrow I may be Myself with Yesterday’s Sev’n Thousand Years. 193 Brenda Valoyce Wright “To have a friend, is to be one.” Sheila Faye Wright “It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.” PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: ANNIE F. KAPELIELA JAMES DOUGLAS MARETT GEORGE MICHAEL McILWAIN ROBERT WEST Who’s Who BEST DRESSED Susan Snellgrove Buddy Harrison BEST LOOKING Susan Copeland Steve Reynolds BEST ALL AROUND Betty Barkett Dexter Wood FRIENDLIEST Bonnie Morris Zack Byrd MOST DIGNIFIED MOST POPULAR Linda Sheffield Phillip Stewart MOST ORIGINAL Betty Boswell Gordon Dodson MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Lynn Snellgrove Jeff Sims 199 MOST TALENTED SENIOR FLAY CAST THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR 201 VALEDICTORIAN Nancy Barendse SALUTATORIAN Barbara Lindsay The Top Twenty Honor Students 202 Bennett Shuman Beverly Harrison Wilmer Parker, III Viki Powell Patty Johnson Marianne Daughtry Duff Hughes Cathy Clark Martha Henry Debbie McBride Sue Hines David Phillips Mark Danielson Nancy Bennett J im Snellgrove Joy Jackson Jeannine Bay Katie Howard 203 Senior Directory GABRIELLE KATHERINE ADAMS: Y- Teens, Vice-President; Ell A; FT A. EDDIE WARREN AKRIDGE: Student Body. RILMA GAIL ADKINS: Pep Club; FHA; French Club; EAGLET Staff. CHER1E DEAN ALLEN: German Club; Secretary ; Pep Squad; TALON Staff; De- butante Club: Who’s Who; Most Happy- Go-Lucky. CLARK BRADFORD ALLEN: Science Club; TALON Staff. ANNA RUTH ANDERSON: Anchor Club; Spanish Honor Society. DIANE ANDERSON: FHA; Student Coun- cil Representative; Civics Club: Teacher’s Aid; French Club, Secretary. MAVIS ANDREWS: Latin Club; Choral Music Club, 4-H Club; CHS Octet; FHA; Anchor Club; D.O. Club: National Honor Society. EARNESTINE AUTREY: Choral Music Club. PATRICIA ANN AUXIER: German-Amer- ican Club; Newspaper Club, Editor; Choral Music Club; Student Council Representa- tive; FHA; Anchor Club: ROTC Sponsor. NAN ELIZABETH BACHIN1: FHA, I II. CHARLES ANTHONY BAILEY: D.O. Club. TOMMY ESTON BALDWIN, JR.: Beta Club. President; 4-H Club, President; Sci- ence Club; Key Club; National Honor So- ciety, Spanish Honor Society; Student Council Representative; Good Citizenship Boy, Who’s Who: Most Dignified; Mr. FT A. JULIAN GORDON BAREFIELD: Student Body. NANCY ROBERTA BARENDSE: Spanish Honor Society President; National Honor Society ; Choral Music Club, Vice-President and Secretary (Special Class); Octet; Sex- tet; Mixed Group; The Travellers; Anchor Club; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Misses Club; Tri-B; Thespian Society, Treasurer; Senior Class Favorite, Who’s Who; Most Likely To Succeed; Top Twenty; Vale- dictorian; Betty Crocker Future Homemak- er of Tomorrow; Sophomore Class Secre- tary; Senior Class Secretary . BETTY GAYLE BARKETT. FHA; Misses Club, Chaplain; Parliamentarian; Choral Music Club, Secretary, Librarian; FT A; Sci- ence Club; Spanish Honor Society; Thes- pian Society, President; Junior Good Cit- izenship Girl, DAR Good Citizenship Girl, W'ho’s Who; Best-All-Around. JEANN1NE MARIE BAY: Cheerleader; FHA; Student Council Representative; Lat- in Club; FTA; Anchor Club; Misses Club; Who’s Who; Most Typical Grad; Top Twen- ty; National Honor Society. WILBUR AUGUSTUS BEAMER: Letter- men’s Club; All-USAREUR Halfback; Track- team, Captain: Letters in Football, Track, Basketball. JAMES HENRY BEASLEY: “C” Club; ROTC Company Commander; Drill Team Commander. MARCO ELLIS BECK: “C” Club; Key Club; Thespian Society; Latin Club; Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes; Sophomore Class Favorite; Junior Class Favorite; Ju- nior Class President; Senior Class Vice- President; Radiator Club; Freshman (Mass President, Student Council Representative; VFW Most Valuable Player in Football. Letters in Football, Baseball, Track; Boys’ State; Who’s Who: Most Dependable. TED WILLIAM BELL: 4-H Club. Sccre- retary; FFA; Junior Beta Club; DEC A, Vice- President. JAN CHARLENE BENNETT: FHA; Span- ish Club; Latin Club; Drama Club; FTA. NANCY LYNN BENNETT: International Club; Library Club; Anchor Club; National Honor Society; EAGLET Staff. Editor-in- Chief; Band, Alaska State Musical Festival, Freshman (Mass Secretary; Freshman Class Favorite;Sophomore Class Secretary; Sopho- omore Class Favorite; I'op Twenty. PAULA LOUISE BENNETT: Rooters Club; GAA; Art Club; Choral Music Club; Tri-M Club, President. SUSAN ANN BINKER: Art CJub, Vice- president; Student Council Representative; FHA; FTA; Tri-M Club; Pep Squad, Cap- tain; Alternate Cheerleader; “C” Club; Choral Music Club; Latin Club; TALON Staff; 1968 Homecoming Queen. Who’s Who; Best Personality. CHRISTOPHER PAUL BIRKMEYER: French Club; Science Club; Letters in Swimming, Tennis, National Honor Society. BETTY ANN BLACK: Junior Beta Club; Anchor Club; Choral Music Club; Student Council Representative, Home Economics Award; Girls’ Octet; National Honor Society; FTA; EAGLET Staff. MARY ANNE BLACKWELL: FHA; Art Club, TALON Staff; Tri-M dub. Secre- tary. MARGUERITE BOND: Latin Club; Choral Music Club; FHA; Band; Junior Home- maker Degree; Chapter Homemaker De- gree; Tri-B. BETTY ANN BOSWELL: Anchor dub; Misses Club; Choral Music Club, Sccre- retary; Spanish Honor Society; Girls’ Sex- tet; Girls’ Octet; Who’s Who: Most Original; Tri-B; National Honor Society. PAUL STEVEN BOTTOMS: FFA. MICHAEL JOSEPH BOYLE: Student Body. MARY ELIZABETH BROOKS: FHA; Choral Music Club. GARY RAY BUCKNER: Student Body. DAVID EARL BUTCHER: Student Body. JOANN ELIZABETH BUTTNER: German Club; Speech Club; Choral Music Club; Pep Squad. GARY HUGH BYRD: 4-H Club; FFA; “C” Club; D.E. Club. ZACK HARRIS BYRD: Interact Club; Lat- in dub, Vice-Consul; “C” dub; Elec- tronics Club; Radiator Club, President; Stu- dent Council Representative; H.W.A., Co- President; Sophomore Class Reporter; Ju- nior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treas- urer; Letters in Football, Track; Senior Class Favorite, Who’s Who; Friendliest. KEITH ALLEN CARPENTER: Student Body. MARY ELIZABETH CARROLL: Misses dub. Historian; FTA, Secretary; Thespian Society; Latin Club; Spanish Honor So- ciety; Band Officer, Captain; All-State; An- chor Club; Who’s Who; Cutest Couple, Na- tional Honor Society. GLENDA CHERYL CASEY: Typing I Tro- phy. ANITA BETH CLARK: Anchor Club, FTA; Thespian Society; National Honor Society; EAGLET Staff; Student Council Represen- tative. CATHERINE LYN CLARK: FTA: Student Council Representative; Thespian Society; TALON Staff; Editor; Anchor Club: Twen- tieth Century Club, Historian; Spanish Hon- or Society; National Honor Society, Sec- retary; Key Club Sweetheart; Who’s Who; Most Athletic, Top Twenty, Cheerleader, Captain. MELINDA LU COOK: Pep Squad; Anchor Club; FTA; EAGLET Staff. ROBERT FREDDY COOK: Electronics dub. Interact Club; Fellowship of Chris- tain Athletes; “C” Club; Latin Club; Con- sul; Tennis Team, Captain, Letter; Who’s Who: Most Typical Grad. LINDA SUSAN COPELAND: French Club, Pep Squad; FTA; Thespian Society; Deb- utante Club; Freshman Beauty; Senior Beauty; Eagle Mascot, Who’s Who; Best Looking. ROBERTA ANN CORLEY: Latin dub; Choral Music Club. EST1L EARL COX: FNA; Model dub; PBRC of America: Radiator Club. PATRICIA CRITTENDEN: Library dub; Choral Music Club; FHA; Absentee Award. JACQUELINE I. CRONK: FHA; Pep Squad. CLAUS PETER CURLEY: Science Club, Art Club; French Club; Radiator Club; F'rcshman Honor Roll. JESSE MARK DAMLESON: Latin Club; Key Club; Thespian Society; Vice-President; Student Council; National Honor Society, President; Top Twenty: Most Likely To Succeed. MARIANNE DAUGHTRY: Latin Club, Pres- ident; Student Council Representative; FHA; Anchor Club; National Honor Society; TALON Staff; Choral Music Club; Twen- tieth Century Club, Recording Secretary, Projects Officer; FTA; Top Twenty. JIMMY DAVENPORT: Student Body. ETHEL DELL: Latin Club; FTA; Choral Music Club; FHA; 1st Place, National Pea- nut Festival Recipe Contest. HARRY NEAL DIBRELL: Annual Staff; Band. HENRY GORDON DODSON, Electronics Club, Vice-president; CHS Band; CHS Stage Band; Choral Music Band, President; Stu- dent Council Representative; The Travellers; Who’s Who; Most Original. STEVE BRUCE DUPREE: Student Body. GEORGE TERRY DYKES: Science Club; Intereat Club; “C” Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Basketball Letter; Who’s Who: Most Athletic. JOSEPH DUANE EDGAR: Electronics, dub. LINDA LOUISE EDGAR: Rainbow Girls; Pep Club; Capital Heights Choral Club; French Club; Choral Music Club; Girls’ Octet; Anchor Club. PATRICIA ELDR1DGE: FHA; Choral Music dub; 4-H Club; D.E. Club. BOBBY TOM ELLIS: Electronics Club; FTA; “C” Club; Tennis Team, Captain and Letter. RHONDA ELMORE: FHA, Choral Music Club, Librarian; Tri-M Club, Treasurer. DEBORAH JEAN ESTES: Head Cheer- leader; G.A.A.; FTA; Student Council Rep- resentative; Glee Club, Red Cross; Lion- backer; T.K.B.; EAGLET Staff. KAREN DENISE EVANS: Annual Staff; Anchor Club; Spanish Honor Society; FHA; CHS Band, Lancer; National Honor So- ciety. ROBERT OWEN EVINS: French dub; Electronics Club; H.W.A., Secretary; Ra- diator dub. DAVID WAYNE EWING: Interact Club; Golf Team: Radiator. Club; H.W.A. SANDRA ANNE FARWELL: Drama Club, Secretary. JANICE FAY FERGUSON: Choral Music Club. JOEL THOMAS FLOURNOY: “C” Club; Drafting Club; EAGLET Staff. STEPHEN FLOYD FOLMAR: Thespian So- ciety; Interact Club; Choral Music Club, Vice-President; CHS Rand, Drum Major; Student Council Representative; ROTC; All- State Red Band; Alabama All-State Or- chestra; Scholarship to Auburn Music In- stitute; Who's Who: Most Talented. DEBBIE LEE FONTENOT: Latin Club; FHA; Choral Music Club; TALON Staff. CRAIG WILLIAM FRANCE: National Beta Club; Science Award; Homecoming Escort; Prom Court. GREGORY LOUIS GAMBLE: Student Body. IANE GAMBLE: FHA; FT A, Reporter; Thespian Society; Latin Club; Anchor Club; Misses Club; Student Council; EAGLET Staff; Who's Who: Most Dependable, Na- tional Honor Society. JEFFREY GAMBLE: Student Body. BETTYE BROOKS GARRETT: FHA; Art Club; Thespian Society; Tri-M Club, His- torian. Vice-President. COLEMAN FRANKLIN GARRETT: FT A; Latin Club; Interact Club, Reporter; Who’s Who; Happy-Go-Lucky. MICHAEL STEPHEN GILL: Choral Music Club; Varsity Club; Sunrise Singers; Fresh- man Class President; Junior Class Vice- President. YVONNE SUSAN GILL: Choral Music Club; FHA; D.O. Club. DOUGLAS KAYLOR GLASGOW: “C” Club; laitin Club; Thespian Society; Key Club; FT A; Student Council, President. REBECCA SUSAN GODDARD: Future Business leaders of America. ERA LYNN GORDON: FHA, Choral Music Club; Library Club. DONALD BRADFORD GREEN: Student Body. GEORGE GRANT HAMBERG: ROTC. ELIZABETH ANN HARPER: FHA; Thes- pian Society; TALON Staff; Debutante Club, Reporter. BUDDY EARL HARRISON: Latin Club; Thespian Society; Electronics Club; Interact Club, Who's Who: Best Dressed. BEVERLY ANN HARRISON: FHA; Latin Club; FTA; Anchor Club; National Honor Society; CHS Band; Top Twenty. JUTTA ELIZABETH HAVARD: FHA; Sci- ence Club; Language Club, ROTC Sponsor. MARTHA ANN HENRY: FHA; Latin Club; FTA; Anchor Club; Secretary; CHS Band, Lancer Captain; EAGLET Staff, Misses Club; Top Twenty; National Honor Society. WILLIAM DANIEL HERRIN: Basketball; Interact (Tub; Latin (Tub, EAGLET Staff, Boy’s State Senator. DANNY RUPERT HICKS: Electronics Club. SUE ANN HINES: FHA; FTA; Anchor (Tub; National Honor Society; DECA, Pres- BEVERLY EARLE HEARN: Pep Squad; FTA; FHA; French Club; EAGLET Staff. WANDA LYNNE HEATH: Latin Club, FHA; FTA, President; Anchor Club; Thes- pian Society; CHS Band, Officer, Alabama All-State Band, United States, of America High School Band and Chorus; Twentieth Century (Tub, President; EAGLET Staff, Student Council; National Honor Society. PEGGY ANN HELMS: Anchor Club; FTA; Latin Club; Debutant Club; President. RODNEY LEWIS HELMS: Key Club, Treas- urer; “C Club; Basketball, Baseball; Stu- dent Council. RHONDA GAIL HENDRICKS: FHA, Choral Music Club; Library Club; ROTC, Battalion Sponsor, ident, V ice-President; Top Twenty. MARJORIE KAY HODGES: FHA;Thespian Society; Tri-M (Tub. HOMER HARRIS HOWARD, JR.: Football, Track; Debate Team. KATHERINE ANN HOWARD: Anchor Club; Thespian Society; I-atin Club; FTA; Debate Club, President, Secretary-Treas- urer; EAGLET Staff, Editor-in-Chief; De- butante (Tub, Secretary; Excellent Debator Award; Top Twenty. CHARLES DUFF HUGHES, JR.: Beta Club; I-atin Club; National Honor Society; FTA; Top Twenty, ROTC, Distinguished Cadet Award. ELMER GORDON HUGHES: Key Club; Student Council. GARY LEE HUSTON: Electronics Club. MARGARET KAYE HUSTON: National Honor Society. JAMES ALLEN HUTT: “C Club, Library Gub: Science Gub. JOE DON HUTTO: Latin Club; Thespian Society; Student Council; Key Club, Sec- retary. DONALD LEE HYDE: Electronics Club, President. JOSEPH S. JABLECKI: Track Team; Foot- ball Team; Diving Team. JOY MYREE JACKSON: Beta Club; French Gub; Top Twenty; National Honor Society. CHARLES GARY JOHNSON: Science Club; FFA; ‘HI Gub; Library Gub: Projection (Tub, Art Gub; Drafting Gub; “C” Club; Choral Gub; Basketball Team; Baseball Team; Math Club; Student Council. HOW ARD WARREN JOHNSON: “C” Club. JACKIE JANE JOHNSON: Cheerleader; French Club; FHA. JERRY DWIGHT JOHNSON: Band; ROTC, Radiator Club. PATTY JO JOHNSON: Latin Club, FHA; FTA; Anchor Club; Thespian Society; Na- tional Honor Society; Choral Gub; Twen- tieth Century Gub, Vice-president; Top T wenty. WALTER WADE JOHNSON: Track Team: Drafting Gub; Radiator Club. ALBERT ANTONY JOHNSON: Student Body. PHILL BENTON JONES: Football Team; “C Club. TANNY MAUREEN KAMERER: TDHS Associated Students; Girls Glee Gub; Treble Clef Choir- Girls Octet; Choral Club; Anchor Gub; FTA. EDW ARD KELLY: FFA, D.O. Gub. EVA MARIE KING: FHA; Latin Gub; Choral Gub;Spanish Honor Society: Anchor Gub; FTA; EAGLET Staff. KANDIE KAYE KNOEBEL: Future Busi- ness Leaders of America. RAY LEMUEL KNIGHT: Student Body. ANITA LOUISE LEATHERWOOD: FHA: Choral Club; D.O. Gub; 4-H Club. COLON H. LEATHERWOOD: Student Body. RONALD EDWARD LEATHERWOOD: National Honor Society. ANGELA GABRIELLE LEE: French Gub; FBLA; FTA. DORTHEA FELICITAS LEE: French Club; Art Gub. JOSEPH STEPHEN LEE: Interact Gub, Reporter; Electronics Gub; FTA: Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes, “C” Gub; Stu- dent Council; Latin Gub; Thespian Gub. ROBERT WILLIAM LEMMONS: German Gub; Science Gub, Swimming Team: Surf- ing Team; Track Team, “L Club; Basket- ball Team; Wrestling Team; Chess Team. BARBARA JEAN LINDSAY: 4-H Club, Secretary, Devotion Leader; Latin Gub, Secretary; FTA, Vice-president; Ancnor Gub, Senior Director, Jr. Beta Club; Thes- pian Society; National Honor Society; Na- tional Honor Society ; National Merit Semi- finalist; Who's Who-Most Intellectual; Sa- torian. ELIZABETH ANNE LITTLETON: Choral Gub, Band. DANNY FRANKLIN LOGAN: FFA, Vice- president, Treasurer. HUGH DAVID LOMAS: Track Team; Electronics Club; Swimming Team. MARTHA SHANNON LORD: Anchor Gub: Rainbow Girls; Choral Club. MARY ESTHER LOREE: FHA, French Gub: Pep dub. WILLIE HERMAN MACKO: Student Body. MARGARET LOUISE MAGUIRE: Junior Classical League; Girl’s League; Anchor Gub; Library Club. DEBORAH ELIZABETH MAHAFFEY: Student Body. PAULETTE MAKOWSKY: FTA. JANE ANNE MARTIN. Cheerleader; Pep Squad; “C” Gub: Anchor Gub; Choral Gub; Student Council; Miss Ozark; Who’s Who: Most Talented. RAYMOND MICHAEL McADARAGH: Stu- dent Body. DEBORAH CAROLYN McBRIDE: Anchor Club: Spanish Honor Society; National Honor Society; Choral (Hub: FHA; EAGLET Staff; Top Twenty. DEBRA ANN McGINTY: FHA; Spanish Honor Society; Choral Club; CHS Band; Twentieth Century Gub, Secretary; Art Gub; EAGLET Staff, FTA. GEORGE MICHAEL McILWAIN: Student Body. TERRANCE MICHAEL Me IN E R N E Y: Thespian Society; Football Team; Swim- ming Team; American Motorcycle Associa- tion; National Rifle Association; Science Gub; Track Team; Who's Who Cutest Couple. ROBERT HILDRETH McKNIGHT: Na- tional Honor Society. DANNY B. MELLOR: Student Body. ROSANNA MENASIEN: FBLA. PATRICIA ANN MILLER: D.E. Club. JOSEPH CHASON MILLS: Interact Club; Band; National Honor Society; Thespian Society; Latin Gub. ALICE JUNE MIMS: 4-H Club; Glee Club; Anchor Club; FHA; FTA; EAGLET Staff. MARY JEAN MOFFETT: French Club; FHA; Anchor Club; National Honor So- ciety. JILDA ANN MOORE: 4-H Club; D.E. Gub; Choral Club. PRISCILLA MOROTT: Student Body. BONNIE MARIE MORRIS. Debutante Club; Choral Club; Wlio’s Who Friendliest; Miss Congeniality-Miss Ozark Contest: Se- nior Beauty. STEPHEN FOY MULL1NAX: Electronics Club. BETTY GAYLE MURRAH: FHA; Latin Club; Student Council; Anchor Gub, Thes- pian Society; EAGLET Staff;‘Twentieth Century Gub, Treasurer; FTA; CHS Band. Flag-Bearer, National Honor Society. ALTHA REBECCA NEWMON: Student Body. CAROL ANN NICHOLS: Pep Squad; GATOR GAB, Editor; Anchor Club: TA- LON Staff: Who's Who; Wittiest; FTA; Freshman Class Beauty; Junior Class Re- porter; “C” Club. Cheerleader. MYLES FRANZ O’REILLY: Library Club: Operator Club: Electronics Club. DAVIl) HIRAM PARKER: Electronics Club, Boy’s State. National Honor Society. GEORGE CULLEN PARKER: Latin Club. ROTC; GWA; Who's Who: Best Personality. PAMELA LYNN PARKER: CHS Band, Majorette: Tri-M Club. W1LMER PARKER, III; Latin Club, Pres- ident: National Honor Society; Vice-Pres- ident; Interact Club, President; “C Club; Football Letter; Track Letter; Student Council; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Thespian Society; Boy’s State: Top Twenty. JAMES CARTER PARSON: Key Club. GLENN FRED PATZ1G: Football; Track; Projection Club; “C” Club. WINTERED LEE PAULEY: Interact Club, “C” Club; Basketball letter. SHARON LUGENDA PETERSON: French dub. President; Student Council; DECA Club. Treasurer: Treasurer Club. DAVID MICHAEL PHILLIPS: National Honor Society; Thespian Society; Latin Club: Audio-Visual Club; Boy s State; Top Twenty; Who's Wlio; Most Intellectual. DAVID LUVERNE PHILLIPS: Student Body. MARGARET ELIZABETH PLADSON: FTA; Choral Music Club; Anchor Gub. GENE PORTWOOD: FFA; D.O. Club. V1K1 DIANE POWELL: Twentieth Cen- tury Club. Anchor Gub; Thespian Society; Secretary; French Club, President; National Honor Society; Student Council; French National Honor Society; FHA; FTA; Cheer- leader; “C” Club; Junior Beauty, Top Twenty. BRENDA NAOMI QUATTRIN1: Spanish Club: Choral Music Club; FTA. LINDA ELISABETH RAMIREZ: Choral Gub; FHA; Electronics Club; FTA; ROTC Sponsor. WILLIAM LEONARD REEDY. Ill: Elec- tronics Gub. STEPHEN HAYES REYNOLDS: Who’s Who Best looking. CHARLES DOUGLAS RHODES: Latin Club: Science Gub. EVA RICHARDSON: Choral Club. DANIEL RODNEY ROPER: CHS Band. Latin Club; Drafting Club. JUDY ANN RUSTIN: FHA; Service Club; French Gub, Songleadcr; Anchor Club; Science Club. BRENT JOSEPH RUTKOWSKI: Student Body. JERRY PATTERSON SANDERS: 4-H Club, Spanish Honor Society. LESLIE DANA SEARS: Newspaper Staff; Pep Club; Choral Club; Drill Squad, 50 Milers Club; D.E. Club. LARRY WILSON SEWELL: Electronics Club. DEBORAH JEAN SHAMBL1N: French Club: Glee Club; Anchor Club; Science Gub; FHA. LINDA JEAN SHEFFIELD. Junior Class, Secretary; “C” Club; Anchor Club; Thes- pian Society; Interact Club, Sweetheart; Twentieth Century Club; Talon Staff; CHS Cheerleader; Freshman Class Favorite; Ju- nior Class Favorite; Pep Squad; Senior Homecoming Attendant; Senior Class Beau- ty; Who’s Who—Most Popular; National Honor Societv. DONALD BENNETT SHUMAN: Letter- man in Football, Baseball; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; National Honor Society; Key Club; “C” Gub; Latin Club; Student Council; Thespian Society; Drafting Gub; Freshman Class, Vice President; Junior Class, President; Senior Class, Reporter; Top T went). JEFFREY ROBERT SIMS: “C” Club; Thes- pian Society; Science Club; Debate Team; Student Council, Treasurer, Vice-president: Freshman Class, President; Freshman Class Favorite; Sophomore Class, President; Key Gub, President: Color Guard ROTC: Bat- talion Commander ROTC; Track Team; Choral Club; First Place in Civitan Oratorical Contest, State; Third Place in Tri-State Civitan Oratorical Contest; First Place, State Key Club Speech Contest; Third Place, State American legion Speech Contest; Who's Who -Best School Spirit. JUDY SHARON SKIPPER: FTA; Anchor Gub; Science Club; 4-H Gub; National Honor Society. SHELIA ANN SKIPPER: CHS Band; An- chor Gub; FHA. KAREN SUE SLAPE: Student Body. CONNIE CHERYL SMITH: French Club. Treasurer; Anchor Club; FHA; FTA; Choral Gub. Accompanies!; CHS Octet; EAGLET Staff; Dale County Typing II Champion. LESLIE GRANT SNELL: Who's Who Wittiest. WANDA DIANE SNELL: Beta Club, Sec- retary, 4-H Club: Anchor Gub: D.O. Club. JAMES WALKER SNELLGROVE: CHS Band, Lieutenant; All-State Band: Latin Club; Top Twenty. LULLEANE LOUISE SNELLGROVE: Stu- dent Council; FHA; FTA; Thespian So- ciety; Twentieth Century Gub, Parliamen- tarian; CHS Band; D.E. Gub, Secretary; Who’s Who Best School Spirit. WILLIAM DEXTER WOOD. Key Club, Vice-president; Latin Gub; Student Coun- cil; “C Club; Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes: Senior Class, President; Football, Letterman; Boys State; Good Citizenship Boy ; Basketball, Letterman; All Conference, Football, Basketball; Who’s Who: Best-All- Around. MARGARET GAIL WOODHAM: Science Gub; FHA; Anchor Club; Student Council; Choral Music Club. Electronics Club, Secre- tary; Freshman Beauty; Senior Beauty; Electronics Club Sweetheart. PAUL EDWARD WOODS: ROTC; Elec- tronics Club. BRENDA VALOYCE WRIGHT: Band; Pep Gub; FHA; Choral Music Club; 1st Run- ner-up, Miss Ozark Contest. SHEILA FAYE WRIGHT: FTA; FHA; GAA; Tri-Hi-Y Gub; CHS Band; Tri-M Club; EAGLET Staff, Student Council. JACKIE ELLISON YOuiNG: 4-H Club; Electronics Club. LINDA DIANE ZEHR: FHA. SUSAN ELAINE SNELLGROVE: FHA; FTA. Treasurer; Latin Gub; Thespian So- ciety; Anchor Club, Vice-president, Presi- dent; Choral Club; Pep Squad; Misses Club, Vice-president; Who’s Who—Best Dressed; Miss CHS; Miss FTA. VIRGINIA O’NEAL SOLL1E: National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; Anchor Club, Senior (Co ordinator, Treas- urer; FTA; Thespian Society; FHA, Chap- lain; Latin Club; Misses Club, President: Student (Council; Talon Staff; Freshman Gass, Secretary-Treasurer; Sophomore Class Beauty. LINDA PATRICIA STAUBACH: Debate Club; Anchor Club; Art Club: National Skeet Shooting Association: Pep Club; Na- tional Rifle Association; (Candy Stripers of America; Spanish Honor Society. ROBERT G. STEIN, JR.: Latin (Club; Elec- tronics Club. SHARON GWEN STEPHENS: French Club, Secretary; Anchor Club; National Honor Society. GEORGE PHILLIP STEWART: Interact Club. Thespian Society; “C” Club, Vice- president; Electronics Club; Football, Letter- man, Captain; Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes; Science Gub; Who’s Who Most Pop- ular. BRENDA JOAN STRICKLAND: FTA; CHS Band, Section Leader; FHA; Choral Club; CHS Chorus. MICHAEL EDSEL STRICKLAND: FTA; Electronics Gub. SIDNEY WINSTON STRICKLAND: Latin Club; Thespian Society; CHS Band, Lieu- tenant; Science Gub; Choral Club; CHS Stage Band; FTA. DEBRA FAYE STUBBS: Pep Club;G.A.A., President; Alpha-Tri-Hi-Y. projects chair- man; Beta Tri-Hi-Y; Debate Club; EAGLET Staff. THOMAS R. TABB. JR.: Interact Club; Science Club; Latin Club; Math Club. JIMMY LYNN THOMPSON: Student Body. PATSY DIANE THORNELL: FHA. BRHS Trill Team; BRHS Drama Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Tennis Team, BRHS; FTA; Library Club. CRAIG TILLERY: Student Bodv. RANDALL STANLEY TURNER: D. E. Club; Electronics Club. TERRY LYNNE UPDYCK: Choral Club; 4-H Club; FHA. JOANN VAN GUNDY: Anchor Club. PAULA SUZANNE WATERS. FHA; An- chor Club; Thespian Society; CHS Band. AUBREY JAMES WE1BELT III: Draft- ing Club, Vice-president; Battalion Staff ROTC. RONNIE NORBERT WEISS: Student Body. ROBERT CHARLES WEST: Student Body. MYRON HOWARD WHITMAN: Choral Club; D.E. Club; D.O. Club. CYNTHIA DELL WILLIAMS: Latin Gub; Anchor Club; CHS Band, Lieutenant; Thes- pian Society: Misses Club, Parliamentarian, Treasurer; Spanish Honor Society; Who’s Who Most Dignified. JOANN WILLIAMS: Student Body. QUINTON ALLEN WILLIAMS: Latin Club; National Honor Society; Thespian Society; D.O. Club. BILLY WILLIAMS. Student Body. THOMAS D. WINCE: Student Body. WILLIAM DEXTER WOOD: Key Club, Vice-president; Latin Club; Student Council; “C” Club; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Senior Class President; Football, Letterman; Boys State; Good Citizenship Boy; Basket- ball, Letterman; All Conference, Football, Basketball; W ho’s Who: Best-All-Around. MARGARET GAIL WOODHAM: Science Club; FHA; Anchor Club; Student Council; Choral Music Club; Electronics Club, Sec- retary; Freshman Beauty; Senior Beauty; Electronics Club Sweetheart. PAUL EDW ARD WOOD: ROTC; Electron- ics Club. BRENDA VALOYCE WRIGHT: Band; Pep Club; FHA; Choral Music Club; 1st Runner- up, Miss Ozark Contest. SHEILA FAYE W RIGHT: FTA; FHA; GAA; Tri-Hi-Y Club; CHS Band; Tri-M Club; EAGLET Staff; Student Council. JACKIE ELLISON YOUNG: 4-H Club; Electronics Club. LINDA DIANE ZEHR: FHA. ROTC £ ’ Joseph Edgar, Bobby Ellis, Thomas Adams, Terry Drew, Lemeuel Knight, Jerry Johnson, Larry White, Mieheal Rudd. Jerry Shelfer, Richard Updyke, Larry Burdette. Michael Piasecki, Pete Baillargcon, Robert Black, David Shimpf. Mieheal Auxicr, Mieheal Bareficld. James Banard, Lyle Bjoralt, James Bludsworth, Therrel Bradley, James Bradshaw, Wayne Cason, Raymond Clark, Wade Daffinee, Francisco Garcia, Randy Hart, Allen Mutt. Thomas Jones, David Parker, Thomas Reeves, Bobby Skipper, Marvin Smith, Mieheal Smith, Mark Withrow, John Woodham. 210 Company B” ...their talents enhance the drill team and color guard. James Beasley, Joel Baillargcon, Ronald Lewis, David Snook, Kenneth Landers, Nicholas D'Andrea, Donald Long, Gregory I.atta, Rodney Morgan, Ray Mowery, Joseph Payne, Thomas Robb, Dennis Morris, James Bigham, Kevin Buckner, Myles O'Reilly, Dennis Searcy, Johnny Seifert, Walter Smith, Wayne Denson, David Faulk, Richard Herman, James Williamson, Cliff Bradshaw, Edward Byrd, Wayne Chancey, Kenneth Donahue, Charles Gallion, Roger Gunter, Jackie Headrick, David Hearman, Gordie Johnson, Edward Lee, John Medley, Alton Newman. John Nicholas, Micheal Qua- trini, John Stutts. 211 ...progressing in skill and knowledge... Company C strives for perfection. Company C Paul Woods, Thomas Tabb, Karl Brown, Harry McDaniel, James Foote, Eddie Harrison, Thomas Williams, Buster Hunt, Jack Hyde, Jon Jones, Henry Kelley, Jimmy Williamson, Chester Combs, Joseph Garrett, Robert Gullagc, Bobby Childree, David Hidle, James Hornsby, Jerry Helms, John Revels, John Cannon, Kevin Coleman, Charles Haddix, Michcal Havard, Clctis Hoagc, Johnnie Hughes, Darrell Jewell, Michcal Johnson, John Johnson, Patrick Johnson, Edward Kelley, Van Mackey, Casey Miller, Robert Mitchell, David Moore, Bruce Moreau, Micheal Morris, Charles Murray, Billy Phillips, Steven Price. 212 Christopher Birkmeyer, George Parker, Charles Hughes, Larry Mor- ris, Robert Adams, Timothy Burgess, Carl Andrews, Joe Bankston, Patrick Conarton, Harold Ayers, Arthur Cullifer, Lildon Cutchens, John Daniel, Carl Ellis, Micheal Schneider, Billy Dunn, Terence Murphy, Steven Rogers, Ronald Shell, David Chambliss, Lanny Blunt, Carl Brown, Micheal Brummctt, David Cutchin, Virgil Dobbs, Howard Johnson, James Johnson, Jeffrey Koch, Jay Magurie, James McGhee, Joseph Pomeroy, Ricky Roderick, Kip Rooker,' Micheal Schimpf, Bobby Tharp, Harold Thompson, Daniel Tuttle, Dale Un- derwood, Burcn Wambles, Gerald Watson, Ronald Watson. Company D” is awarded the distinction of being Honor Company twice. Charles Hughs, Distinguished Cadet, Mr. Billy Fralish. Super- intendent of Ozark City Schools. From Left to Right: Company A: Sponsor—Barbara Reynolds; Company Commander-Joseph Edgar. Company B: Sponsor Jutta Havard; Company Com mander-James Beasley. Company C: Spon- sor—Pati Auxier; Company Commander—Paul Woods. Company D: Sponsor- Linda Ramirez; Company Commander Chris Birkmcyer. From I eft to Right: First Aid, American Military History, Military Courtesies and Customs-SFC Joseph Binker; Small Unit Tactics. Map Reading, Military' Leadership -Colonel Herbert Luckfield; Weapons, Drill, Iveadership, Exercise of Command M Sgt. Arthur Stewart. Instructors Provide Leadership 214 Drill Team Commander James Beasley BATTALION STAFF: Battalion Commander-Jeff Sims. Battalion Executive Officer—Aubrey Weibelt. Battalion Sponsor Rhonda Hendricks. Adjutant—Gary Buckner. Intelligence Officer—John Whitener. Operations and Training Officer—Mark Danielson. Public Information Officer—Eddie Carden. Logistics Officer-George Park- er. Sargent Major-Georgc iiamberg. 215 Color Guard Within the ROTC program there are extracurricular activities such as, the Drill Team, the Color Guard, and the Rifle Team. These activities contain select members which work long hours toward better- ment. From Left to Right: Thomas Williams, Rodney Morgan, Walter Smith, Robert Gulledge. 216 217 218 219 220 - +110 WiggiMWWPWPi . . V. i 7 i. • ••a « • •. • v -- .“St . . . ■ I . -- .• V V -■■- ■ ■ - ■ ' ■ ■ £.' v ..v 4 ✓ • ,v V ■ • • ■ • v ■V -' r •• — • y .•T . - , . ! ri u ■ - I' ys - :: z -.-2 --. • ; ■ •• -•;•■ -: - - V ' r 4 . . • 7 ••': i • ■
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