Carroll High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 282 of the 1970 volume:

Alma Mater Our strong band can ne’er be broken It can never die; Far surpassing wealth unspoken. Sealed by friendship’s tie. Chorus: Amici Osque Ad Aras Deep graven on eacppaagt; Shall be found unwavering true. When we 6pm Ui. � hali part. High School days are swiftly passing; Soon their sands are run But while we live we’ll ever cherish Friendships here begun. he 1970 Eaglet Carroll High School Ozark, i _ ITtbr: Sara Andrews Bus. Mgr.: Bubba Bodford Advisor: Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush Table Of Contents Student Life Dedication Faculty And Administration Activities Band ROTC Athletics Features Underclasses Seniors Advertisements Living This business of living . . . was meant to be more . .. Than plodding along each day With head bowed and eyes on the ground . While time ticks the hours away . . . LIVING cannot be confined . . . To campus classroom for there is Education in working for money . . . And perception may be gained in get-togethers And lunch-time discussions Living With a world of challenge . . . To make each day better . . . Because of the joy of giving . . . Living... In a world where . . . Our knowledge is not scheduled . . . Into an 8 to 3 slot. . . f i J i f i Living... Laughing, crying, feeling, yelling ... As we review the year in reverse . . . The small memories . . . Like prom corsages, the first days of spring . . . The pep rallies . . . While we are turning Living... In a fast pace world . . . Slow down . . . Take time to live . . . The world has so much to give . . . Living... Minute by minute . . . Not year by year . . . 16 Living... LIVING for what? LIVING for the future . . . Dedication The annual staff proudly dedicates the 1970 EAGLET to our devoted advisor, Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush. Mrs. Bush has been at Carroll High for four years. During these four years, she has taught typing I, and English I, II, and journalism. As annual staff advisor, she has served faithfully. Carroll High School has had one of the best constructed annuals in our school’s history. Therefore, it is with great pleasure that we the annual staff dedicate the 1970 EAGLET to Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush. ncuav u� MimimsTRKrioH 19 Left to right: Mr. James Sollie, Reverend John D. Reese (Chairman), Dr. Major Mills, Mr. Wyndol Murrah, Mr. Billy Ray Fralish. Not Shown: Mr. Durwood Judah. Board Of Education And Superintendent Billy Ray Fralish, Superintendent Charles K. Edgar, Principal Charles K. Edgar is in the midst of his first year as principal of Carroll High School. In 1951 he was graduated from Troy State University—where he received his B.S. degree in Science. He also has a Masters degree in School Administration from the University of Auburn. Mr. Edgar began his career in teaching science at Skipperville Junior High School where he was later principal. Since that time, Mr. Edgar has been principal of Clayton and East Gate schools and assistant superintendent of Dale County schools. Mr. Edgar is a resident of Ozark. He is an active member of the Ozark Baptist Church where he teaches a Sunday school class. Wenonah Martin MA. University of Alabama Jimmy Jacobs B.S. Troy State University History Sophomore Sponsor Robert R. Erk B.S. Troy State University American History FTA L.O. McLeod M. of Ed. Alabama State University Vocational Counselor English Department Cathryn Austin B.S. Troy State University English III Senior Sponsor FTA Helen Baher B.S. Troy State University English I, English II Freshman Sponsor Because of the intimate connection between English and other subjects, every effort is made to relate English to a wide range of experiences in the total school program. English helps enrich life for the individual student by developing personal satisfaction in reading, creative expression, and dramatization, and in the enjoyment of the products of the stage, screen, radio, and television. Therefore, experiences are provided by books, especially literature, and mass media of communi- cation to develop desirable understandings habits, attitudes, and appreciations. These values develop out of the needs and interests of the pupils. Mrs. Knight’s Spanish Class uses the language lab frequently. Ann Bowden B.S. Troy State University English Senior Sponsor Catherine Boykin M.A. New York University Language Arts Sophomore Sponsor Jimmie Jean Bush B.S. Troy State University Journalism, English Sophomore Sponsor Eaglet Advisor Linda S. Childers B.S. Troy State University English Junior Sponsor National Thespian Society Rebekah Curry B.A. University of Alabama French I, French II Freshman Sponsor French Club 24 Barbara Hicks B.S. Troy State University Journalism, English II Junior Sponsor Talon Anne Johnston B.S. Troy State University M.S. Troy State University English, Journalism, Talon Junior Sponsor Joanne P. Knight B.A. Alabama College M.A. University of Alabama Senior Sponsor Spanish Honor Society Ruth Newton Oliver B.S. Troy State University English I Taperecording is always enjoyed by students in Miss Bowden teaches medieval literature to Mrs. Bush’s room. Seniors. Library Gladys Henry M.A. University of Alabama Librarian 25 Ann N. Blomquist B.A. Florida State University Algebra I Sophomore Sponsor Mathematics James Chancey M. Ed. Mississippi State Univ. Math, Physics Senior Sponsor Department The fundamental aim of the mathematics department is to provide each pupil with the opportunity to develop his mathematical compe- tence to the extent to which he is capable and willing to learn. This aim divides our student body into two groups. The first group are Students who wish to complete only the required course of mathematics. Courses available for these students are Mathematics I, and Algebra I. 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, and Algebra II, and analysis. Selma Howard B.S. Berry College Algebra II, Math I Junior Sponsor Marion Melancon B.S. Louisiana State Univer- sity Math I, Algebra I Junior Sponsor Vesta Stout B.A. Wesleyan University Geometry, Algebra II Junior Sponsor Mrs. Melacon proves that math isn’t impossible. Mrs. Howard explains a math problem. 'i William A. Baker M.S. Troy State University Science II, Biology Junior Sponsor Science Department Marie D. Horn B.A. Huntingdon Chemistry, Science Senior Sponsor National Honor Society Science, biological and physical, must be an integral of the education of those who desire to live satisfying lives in a society influenced by scientific advances. These courses are organized in content and sequence so that the student will grow individually and fulfill the social role demanded of him. Subject matter and methods are designed to influence growth and insure better functioning individuals. The student should know what science really is, and not just what science can bring about. Johnny W. Turner B.S. Concord College Biology, Football, Baseball Junior Sponsor Coach Turner explains a biology chart. Music Department John H. Mosley B.S. Auburn University M. Ed. Auburn University Band, Music Theory Benny Rice B.A. South Eastern Bible College B. ME. Troy State University ME. Auburn University Choral Music Sophomore Class Sponsor Richard Rodgers B.A. Auburn University Assistant Band Director Cadet Band Director The Music Department strives to give students the opportunity of self-expression and creativity through personal musicanship and to help them appreciate the art of music. The Carroll High School Band consists of 105 instruments, 4 majorettes, a drum major and 8 lancers. The Carroll High School Choral Group consists of 110 members. Mr. Rice does his thing. 27 History Department Glenda C. Childers B.A. Berry College History, Science The primary aim of the Social Studies Department is to produce good citi- zens who will contri- bute to their families and school now and to their city, state, nation, and the world later. The de- partment tries to provide each student with a basic under- standing of and an appreciation for the institutions, ideas, and customs of the American society. This department strives to instill in students an aware- ness that good citi- zenship comes not only through prac- tice but also through training and under- standing. Ray Dyck B.S. Alabama A M College American Government Economics Senior Sponsor Nancy M. Murphy B.A. Oklahoma College American History, Speech Junior Sponsor Anchor Club Ellis Lee Peak B.S. Troy State University World History, Economics Senior Sponsor Cecil A. Skinner Mr. Peak explains the geographic location of the United States on the map. B.S.,M.A. University of Alabama Civics, Alabama History Franklin N. Sullivan B.A. University of Alabama American History, World History Junior Sponsor Judy Summerell B.A. Louisiana College American History, World History Junior Sponsor Seniors learn procedures for filing 1040 tax returns during Government classes. Physical education contributes to the overall school plan. It is directed toward the main objectives, which are to develop good mental, physical, social, and spiritual values. A wide variety of activities is planned for both indoor and outdoor facilities. The needs, interests, and experiences of the students are carefully considered when the activities are planned. Clint Floyd B.S. Troy State University Physical Education Freshman Sponsor Basketball is a popular sport of physical education classes. Helen Stephens B.A. Judson College Physical Education Driver Education Department Diana Lee Ropke B.A. San Jose State Physical Education Junior Sponsor Cheerleaders Larry Thomas Touchstone B.S. University of South Alabama Physical Education Freshman Sponsor Football, Basketball Physical Education Department Tom McClendon B.S. Auburn Driver Education “C” Club Head Football Coach Glenn Taylor B.S. Livingston University Drivers Education, Physical Education Sophomore Sponsor Drivers Ed. teachers explain the basics of automobile engines. The recommended driver education course is divided into two phases. The classroom phase consists of learning experience centered around classroom lectures and audio-visual aids but also makes ample use of demonstrations and field studies in traffic. The second phase, called the laboratory phase, provides actual driving instruction in an automobile, used on an established driving range or on a public street, and instruction in driving simulators. Business Education Department Betty Boothe B.S. Troy State University Business Law, Math, Typing Senior Sponsor Katherine J. Sasser M.A. University of Alabama BOE Sophomore Sponsor Business education provides training for vocations so that students may be employable or may have basic courses that will enable them to go on into more advanced business courses after high school. In Carroll High School there are two business education preparatory programs—Clerical and Stenographic. Courses included in the business program and Typewriting I and II, Shorthand I and II, Bookkeeping, and Office Practice. Brenda Steed B.S. Troy State University BOE Sophomore Sponsor FBLA Margaret Taylor M. of Ed. Alabama State University Typing I Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Steed helps student with transcribing. Art Saliba B.S. Troy State University Drafting, Math I 30 The drafting program endeavors to acquaint the first year student with the basic fundamentals of drafting, such as lettering, inking, orthographic projection, and pic- toral drawing. The second year program is more for the student who is interested in drafting as a career or as a necessary part of some other profession such as engineering, architecture, and the many related arts such as commer- cial and industrial art lettering, and the fine arts. The above is accom- plished in the second year, after some review work in trying to acquaint the student with the many various professions of which draft- ing is a part. This goal is attempted through outside speakers, field trips, books and pamphlets, and as close a personal relationship be- tween the student and teacher as possible. Drafting Department Mr. Saliba helps a student with a house plan. Art Department The objectives of the art course are to develop the hidden creative abilities of each student, to make him become aware of the various fields of art, and to help him appreciate the beauty of “self-creation.” Some art history is taught in conjunction with drawing and painting since many slides are shown, and research of techniques of past and present are assigned to the student. Bette McDearman B.S. Troy State University Art I II Junior Sponsor Mrs. McDearman checks student’s sketch work. ROTC Department SFC Joseph E. Binker Military Service ROTC—Military Science Col. Herbert M. Luckfield B.A. University of S. Cali- fornia ROTC—Military Science Msgt. Arthur H. Stewart Troy State University ROTC—Military Science The objective of the Junior ROTC is to develop in each student a knowledge of the basic military skills and an appreciation of the role of the United States Army. Self-reliance, leadership, and re- sponsiveness to constituted authori- ty are attributes ROTC seeks to instill in each student. 31 Sergeant Binker shows military tactics. Vocational James Blankenship M.A. University of Alabama Trade and Industrial Education V.I.E. Bertha R. Boykin B.S. Alabama A M College Cosmetology William H. Kilgore A.P. Lisense Degree C.V.C. Clench Valley College Aviation B.L. Martin B.S. Auburn University Vocational Agriculture Freshman Sponsor, FFA Hazel S. Wilkinson M. of Ed. Auburn University Home Economics Freshman Sponsor Future Homemakers of America Mr. Rushing emphasizes the fundamentals of marketing through Filmstrips. Mr. Blankenship is a teacher of Diversified Occupations. Vocational Education gives the student an op- portunity to explore and receive training in his chosen field. Theory and practical application are part of each course. Safety precautions are taken while welding Agriculture classes. Mr. Williamson shows how to repair a television set. Department AHce Parrish B.S. Auburn University Home Economics Sophomore Sponsor Future Homemakers of America William W. Rushing B.S. Mississippi State University Distributive Education Mr. Shipman shows how to tune up a car. Clyde Shipman, Jr. Alabama A M College Automotive Mechanics Lomax Williamson George C. Wallace Trade School Radio and Television Electronics Club Mrs. Parrish demonstrates the proper procedure for cutting a dress. Home Ec. Students enjoy food prepared by Mrs. Wilkinson. The fundamentals of Aviation are explained by Mr. Kilgore. Cafeteria Staff Left to Right: Ezzie L. Beasley, Catherine Thomas, Carolyn Peters, Bettie Seemsenn, Dovin Pippin, Neva Heath, Lola May Patrick, Irene Morris. . Maintenance Service Mr. Beverett Mr. Patrick 35 Student Council i Row 1: Janice Leatherwood, William Andrews, Joy Parker, Lynn Thompson, Rhonda Hughes, Barbara Haney, Jimmy Fuqua, Susan Jernegan, George Williams, Bobby Bright, Marilyn Judah, Noel Ethridge, Beverly Flowers, Susan Dennis. Row 2: Kathleen Tharin, David Story, Ronney Baldwin, Benson Fergueron, Jim Douglas, Robert Miggins, Cynthia Johnson, Coleman Campbell, Lloyd Cochran, Lisa Sherbert, Mike O’Dell. Row 3: Joan Cherry, Terri Raulston, Gail Hamberg, Sam McKiney, Bubba Woods, Terry Drew, Ronny Sanders, Jerry Williams, Virginia Hood. Row 4: Tim Bond, Gordie Johnson, Kay McGarvey, Donna Murrah, Mike Gill, Kevin Buckner, Grgriy Shem Jackson. Row 5: Donna Benton, Jane Quattlebaum, Cathy Dennis, Lynnette Bishop, Barbara Rushing, J ene—Xhomas Lynda Edgar, Alicia Knight, Wesley Walker. Row Gi' TrancTa-'Walker, Ray McLaughlin, Sam Saliba, Debbie Glaze, Fred Lucas, Bill Carroll, Roy Fuqua, Donald West, Tom Hubbard, Kenneth Phillips. Row 7: Anne Landers, Susan McDonald, Debbie Crowley, Bobby Runkle, Jimmy Adams, George Hubbard, Eddie Phillips, Jimmy Jerkins, Col Craig. The job of Carroll High’s chief governing body is a large one which includes student activity, promotion of school spirit and communication between students and faculty. Its members are elected from their respective classes by popular vote, although the candidates are faculty approved. 36 Student Council Officers: President, Jimmy Fuqua, Vice President, Barbara Haney, Secretary, Rhonda Hughes, Treasurer, Lynn Thompson Chaplain Joy Parker, Sponsor, Mr. Rice. 1 President, Jimmy Fuqua 37 M arie D. Horn Chapter National Honor Society National Honor Society Officers: Seated: President, John Kunkle; Vice-President, David Benton; Secretary, Janice Leath- erwood; Treasurer, Bonnie Baldwin; Sponsor, Mrs. Horn. Standing: Store Manager, Steve Barnette; Chaplains, Diane Hackney, Charlotte Strickland; Store Manager, Judy Jarvis. The goal of the Marie D. Horn chapter of the National Honor Society is to promote education as a total product through emphasis on the four deminisions: Character, Scholarship leadership and serv- ice. To become a member of the Society a student must be a Junior or Senior and demonstrate the neces- sary qualifications. A student must maintain no grade lower than a “B” in every subject for the two successive semesters preceeding induction. The last full semester must have been spent in Carroll High School. Total approval by the faculty or the Honor Society Board must be met. Once a student becomes a member he is expected to maintain the high standards of the Society and set an example at all times for other students. The National Honor Society raises money by operating the ice cream concession. The money is used only for the benefit of the entire school. The Society maintains a student study aid program and also gives food and clothing to the needy each year at Christmas. 38 Officers Row 1: John Runkle, David Benton, Janice Leatherwood, Ronnie Baldwin, Judy Jarvis, Steve Barnette, Diane Hackney, Char lotte Strickland, Mrs. Horn Row 2: Pam Townsend, Beverly Snell, Aubrey Mathews, Cynthia Johnson, Sharon Bass, Jacque line Franklin, Coleman Campbell, Mike O’Dell, Valerie Hafers, Renee Boykin, Judy Lee Row 1: Elaine Gibbons, Joy Parker, Lynn Thompson, Linda Lisenby, Pam Townsend Henpr Massler, Bobby Bright, Donna Bridges, Marilyn Judah, Beverly Flowers, Row 2: Sara Andrews, Sandy Ward.- feannean ThnmnsNnnnnn Murrah, Jimmy Fuqua, Alice Jesse, Gail Woodham, Susan Dennis, Reine Novak, Row 3: Dianne Cheshire, Jean Cherry, Diane Beasley, Patty Allen, Debbie Baxley, Harriet Price, Sharon Cobb, Cecilia Mathis, Robert Guliedge, Row 4: Jan Barkett, Barbara Haney, Sharon Bass, Debbie McClure, Jim Douglas, Bebe Bryan, Larry Brown, Tina Brown, Row 5: Bubba Bodford, Lynn Allen, Trot Car- roll, David Bolish, Steve Angle, Tim Johnson Future Teachers Of America The Future Teachers of America is one of Carroll High School’s most active organizations. Through its members, who are invited by the recommendation of their teachers, the club strives to set forth in the school and in the community a deeper understanding and appreciation of teaching. Throughout the year, the club performs many services and sponsors numerous projects. The Carroll High Chapter of F.T.A. is also well represented at the district and state F.T.A. conventions, and the club and various members have received numerous honors. Mr. and Miss F.T.A.: Jan Barkett and Bubba Bodford. Row 1: Leida Diaz, Cindy Sweeney, Diane Townsend, Elsa Wolfe, Cathy Powers, Kim Andrews, Ann Akridge Row 2: Stan McDaniel, Ronnie Lewis, Tony Cutchins, David Storey, Danny Bridges, David Johnson, June Fisher, Virginia Parker, Valeri Hafers, Alice Jesse, Lynnette Bishop, Michelle Brenner Spanish Honor Society Row 1: Elaine Gibbons, David Benton, Donna Murrah, Tina Brown, Diane Hackney, Zelda Custis Row 2: William Andrews, Jeff Parker, Coleman Campbell, Walter Daniels, Mike O'Dell, Ronnie Pippin, Greg Simpson Spanish Honor Society Officers: Treasurer—Paul Buchan Vice President—Mike O'Dell President—Tina Brown Secretary—William Andrews ■41 French Club French Club Officers: President, Doris Norman, Treasurer, Beverly Flowers, Secretary, Jimmy Wimberly, Vi.pp President, VaH)H Dennis. Row 1: Mrs. Curry, Adele Buchan, Gayle Ethridge, Lori Sherbert, gatlm Denfli t Kay Bradshaw, Carla Hyde, Claire Andrews, Brenda Buck, Marlyn Thomas. Row 2: Paula King, Kay Palmer, Beverly Flowers, Pam Townsend, Doris Norman, Jeanme Lyle, Francia Walker, Debbie Marcum, Barbara Garrett, Eila Salander, Carolyn Thomas, Jeanny Anderson, Betty Davis, Michelle Dory, Ann Landers, Libba Garner, Jean Mills. Row 3: Pauline Schwartz, Laura Grindle, Candy Craddock, Patty Norman, John Sexton, Billy Schimpf, Ron Caldwell, Connie Curry. 42 F.B.L.A. Row 1: Beverly Snell, Charlotte Strickland, Cathy Powers, Deloyce Shipman, Mrs. Sasser. Row 2: Debbie Metzger, Gail Hamberg, Jean Evans, Cathy Ashcraft, Vicky Rivers, Paula King, Alison Birkmyer. Row 3: Mike Cason, Jo Ann Calhoun, Debbie Petralia, Earnestine Anderson, Susan Williams, Colleen Bainey. FBLA is a national organization for high school students who are interested in business promotion in their community. The Carroll High School Chapter was organized in the 1969-70 school year. F.B.L.A. Officers: Treasurer, Beverly Snell, President, Charlotte Strickland, Vice President, Cathy Powers, Secretary, Deloris Shipman 43 Interact Club Row 1: Neil Ethridge, Ronny Drew, Lenny Weldon, Charles Woods. Row 2: Debbie McClure, Dennis Powell, Henry Massler, Allan Kelley, John Whitner. Row 3: Terry Drew, Mike Brummett, William Andrews, Tommy Whatley, Lynn Allen, Tim Byrd, Noel Ethridge, Andy Haney, Benson Fergeson, George Williams, Mike Robinson, Steve Corson, Johnny Harper. Interact Club Officers and Sweetheart: Treasurer, John Whitner, President, Allan Kelley, Sweetheart, Debbie McClure, Vice President, Henry Massler, Secretary, Dennis Powell. Row 2: Reporters, Mike Robinson and Noel Ethridge. 1 SWEETHEART: Debbie McClure The Interact Club is an international organization for outstanding young men sponsored by the Rotary Club. Members are selected from among the leaders of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. The club is active in community and in international areas of service. 45 Key Club The Key Club is the nation’s oldest high school service organization. Young men from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes are selected for membership in this organization on the basis of leadership, charact- er, and scholastic ability. The purpose of the Key Club is two-fold. First, it prepares young men for future service to the com- munity in their adult life. Second, it is always pre- pared to assist our school and community. Row 1: Joe Faust, David Benton, Kathy Tharin, Bubba Bodford, Jimmy Fuqua, Paul Buchan. Row 2: Gary Story, Stan McDaniels, David Story, Bobby Bright, Mike O’Dell, Jeff Parker. Row 3: Bill Carroll, Steve Barnett, John Runkle, Trot Carroll, Ronnie Pippin, Bubba McClure. Row 4: Ronnie Lewis, Ray McLaughlin, Mike Rudd, Micky Stelltenphole, Glen Miller, Tom Adams. Row 5: Terry Brown, Jack Dibrell, Freddy Stogall, Jim Sollie. Club Officers and Sweetheart: Secretary, David Benton Jr. Vice President, Joe Faust Sweetheart, Kathy Tharin President, Bubba Bedford Sr. Vice President, Jimmy Fuqua Treasurer, Paul Buchan 46 Service Project Committee: Joe Faust, Jimmy Fuqua, Tom Adams, Freddy Stegall Money-Making Committee: Terry Brown, Mike O’Dell, John Runkle, Ray McLaughlin 47 Anchor Club Row 1: Sara Andrews, Tina Brown, Valerie Hafers, Debbie Gill, Sharon Bass, Donna Bridges, Joy Parker, Lynn Thompson, Pam Townsend, Linda Lisenby, Alice Jesse, Judy Jarvis, Doris Provincher. Row 2: Cecilia Mathis, Judy Lee, Kathy Smithy, Jeane Craig, Linda Holtz, Tanya Thompson, Sandi Powell, Barbara Haney, Donna Murrah, Gail Hamberg, Diane Hackney, Dottie Hughes. Row 3: Charlotte Strickland, Debbie Baxley, Elaine Gibbons, Linda Childree, Mildred McCormick, Marcia Makewski, Darlene Austin, Jean Cherry, Cathy Powers. The Anchor Club of Carroll High School is spon- sored by the Pilot Interna- tional Club of Ozark. Mem- bers are selected from the Senior and Junior classes according to scholarship, character, and leadership ability. Anchor girls must have and maintain an over- all “B” average and are encouraged to take an active part in Anchor Club activities. The Anchor Club strives to render service to the home, school, and to the community. Anchor Club Officers: Junior Representative, Sandi Powell, Treasurer, Debbie Baxley, Secretary, Joan Cherry, President, Joy Parker, Vice President, Barbara Haney, Senior Representative, Sandy Head, Charlotte Strickland 48 Row 1: Tommy Whatley, Bubba Bodford, Noel Ethridge, John Whitner, Bebe Bryan, Tim Byrd, Andy Haney. Row 2: Eddie Foote, Tim Burgess, Debbie McClure, Sharon Bass, Patti Snellgrove, Susan Dennis, George Williams, Henry Massler, Lynn Allen. Row 3: Bobby Bright, Donald Howard. Row 4: Chuck Cox, Steve Barnett. Row 5: Jeff Parker, Ronnie Pippin. Row 6: Tim Johnson, John Runkle, Row 7: Trot Carroll, Sandi Powell, Allan Kelley, Terry Drew, Jerry Helms, Mike Gill, Coach McClendon. Row 8: David Benton, Barbara Haney, Wesley Walker, Ralph DeFrancisco, Freddy Stegall, Jack Dibrell. The “C” Club is com- posed of all students who have lettered in sports. Lettering sports include football, track, basket- ball, baseball, golf, and cheerleading. 49 AMERICA S Future Homemakers Of America ) ■■■ Row 1: Jackie Baumgarten, Sandi Ward, Lynn Thompson, Joy Parker, Earnestine Anderson, Doris Norman, Sara Andrews, Harriet Price, Charlotte Strickland, Rhonda Waters, Anna Bailey, Donna Bridges, Marilyn Judah, Beverly Flowers, Reine Novak, Barbara Haney, Linda Westbrook. Row 2: Marilyn Long, Jessie Shipman, Beverly Snell. Helen Banks, Susan Howard, Carol Crittendon,rCiiE2 Dfnnj5xPatti Snellgrove, Stephanie O’Dell, Terri Raulston, Gail Hamburg, Dianne Martin, Patricia Rogers, N n 'B bj Jackie Ellis, Jeanice Davis, Barbara Garrett, Marsha Evans. Row 3: Becky Simmons, Norma WoodamsT ebbii MaSey. Mary McNair, Rhonda Byrd, Jo Ann Calhoun, Norma Custis, Judy Payton, Margaret Franklin, Jeanita Douglas, Wanda Miggins, Robbie Johnson, Kathleen Miller, Ora Lean Crittendon, Dorena Williams, Merita Grant, Sara Mitchell. Row 4: Teri Lisenby, Jane Quattlebaum, Kay McGarvey, Jan Jackson, Virginia Bailey, Lynnett Bishop, Diane Johnson, Elizabeth Smeak, Debbie Bellr-Rhmida Charles, Debbie Carroll, Debbie Grant, Beth Graham, Barbara Reynolds, Jeanelle Woodham, Diane Skipper, Brgnda Giafr. Row 5: Sharon Hover, Patricia English, Jane Mims, Brenda Faulk, Fay Reeves, Sharon Snellgrove, Karen Miller, Kathy Cain, Reida Powell, Cathy Golden, Beth Wilkinson, Sue Ann Sorrell, Alicia Lewis, Janet Dick, Anne Landers, Beth Davis, Michele Dory, Janice Shepherd. Row 6: Paige Byrd, Lisa Edwards, Tracy Updyke, Karen Cutchens, Rebecca Mabrey, Gail Brown, Carol Collette, Kathy Kline, Beverly Williams, Sallie Moore, Barbara Head, Sheila Tharpe, Susan McDonald, Sue Crumpler, Patricia Fisher, Debbie Crowley, Kathy Kelly, Daucie Cornett, Lezlie Smith. Row 7: Liz Rogers, Barbara Goolsby, Melna Johnston, Barbara Whitman, Maria Mullins, Karen Kemp, Renita Allen, Liz Gullifer, Sherry Difillpe, Rae Nell Smith, Phyllis Miler, Susie Sterzenback, Janette Moore, Brenda Furgueron, Sandi Powell, Sandy Schaffnocker, Hilda Hager, Shirley Fulbright. 50 FHA Officers: Seated: Reporter, Earnestine Anderson, Historian, Doris Norman, Vice President, Sara Andrews, Chaplain, Joy Parker, Recreation Leader, Lynn Thompson, Secretary Treasurer, Anna Bailey, President, Harriet Price, Parliamen- tarian, Rhonda Waters, Standing: Sponsors, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Parrish. Future Homemakers of America help individuals improve personal, family and community living. The responsibility of the home is to create an atmosphere of unity through love, guidance, and under- standing. Each family member has an effect on the home, the community, and the world. Future Homemakers of America helps enrich the home economics pro- gram in the school. si Distributive Education Club Row 1: Agnes Moore, Jennie Brantley, Peggy Spivey, Sandy Shaffnocker, Tom McCormick, Rita Mizell, Carolyn Bright. Row 2: Joey Gallo, Linda German, Larry Saltee, Willie Whittington, Tim McNeil. The Distributive Education Club is the only national organization operating through the public schools attempting to build status for careers in marketing and distribution in goods and services. The activities of the club include various projects and each year representatives are sent to the state convention. Each year the competition is greater and those applying work harder to win awards. 52 Electronics Club Row 1: Jim Douglas, Tommy Whatley, Billy Kennedy, Mr. Williamson. Row 2: John Howell, Rodney Sharp, Gordie Johnson, Grady Mixon, Tim Byrd, Joe Howell, Peter Baillargeon, Mark Withrowe. Row 3: Eddie Buckinger, Chris McDaniel, Calvin Lord, Carl Andrews, Mitch Paramore, Billy Ray Cole, Steve Byrd, Rodney Moffit. Row 4: Mike Schimp, Randy Hays, David Deloney, Fred Lucus, Bob Price, Paul Garmer, Steve Warrick, Donald West, John Woodham, Mike Wallace. Electronics Officers: President, Tommy Whatley, Vice President, Jim Douglas, Secretary and Treasurer, Billy Ken- nedy Sweetheart: Becky Simmons 53 Thespian Society Row 1: Sara Andrews, Pam Townsend, Tina Brown, Donna Bridges, Sharon Bass, Bebe Bryan, Jan Barkett, Harriet Price, Doris Norman, Sandy Ward, Eamestine Anderson. Row 2: Mrs. Childers, William Andrews, Coleman Campbell, Gary Clements, Ronnie Baldwin, Mike Thornberry, John Runkle, Tim Johnson, Bubba Bodford, David Benton, Jeff Parker, Jimmy Fuqua Thespian Society Officers: President, John Runkle, Vice President, Jan Barkett, Secretary, Bebe Bryan, Treasurer, Pam Townsend The National Thespian Society Chapter of Carroll High School (Troupe 1311) is composed of Juniors and Seniors who have taken an active part in at least one major play production. The organization is built on two main foundations: Honor and Service. The Thespian Society is dedicated to the advancement of the dramatic arts in Carroll High. It is considered, to be awarded membership in the National Thespian Society, a high honor. Junior Class Play, 1969: The Magic Touch 55 56 Diversified Occupations Row 1: Faye Vanderprice, Diane Galion, Barbara Windham, Judy Hudson, Sylvia Hart, Gail Gunter, Karen Smith. Row 2: Roy Dunn, James Ellis, Billy Harris, Terry Woodham, Larry Clark, Andy Cannon, Joe Bankston, Mr. Blankenship The V.I.E. Club is limited to students enrolled in the cooperative training program at Carroll High School. Membership is optional. The club promotes leadership and social activities. 57 Choral Club Row 1: Karen Cutchen, Debbie Robertson, Rhonda Hughes, Ieannene Thomas, racy Updyke, Jo Ann Bosworth, Bonnie Fergeson, Debbie Gill, Alicia Knight. Row 2: Mr. Rice, Kath Bncrc lMarfe Mitchell, Barbara Rushing, Faith Ann Smith, Coustance Johnson, Martha Jackson, Sandy Schaffnocker, Janice Franklin, Susan Williams, Jeannette Woodam. Row 3: Mike Robinson, Mike Barefield, Bob Black, Steve Angle, John Runkle, Sam McKiney, Tony Cutchins, Eddie Everett, Francisco Garcia, John Fergeson. Row 1: Linda Warrick, Sharon Bass, Rita Robinson, Marilyn Sistrunk, Merita Grant, Geraldine Reese, Theresa Ward, Delores Rogers, Bobbie Rogers, Elaine Smith. Row 2: Liz Rogers, Brenda Furgeron, Marge Enfinget, Sue Crumpler, Jo Ann Harper, Reida Powell, Patty Shaw, Rhonda Byrd, Linda Westbrook, Jo Ann Calhoun. Row 3: Rita Mizel, Sandy Schaffnocker, Carolyn Brisht, Hilda Haver, Karen Smith, Greg Simpson, Susan McDonald, Freddy Stegall, Kerry Brown, Tim Burgess, George Williams, Christine Swart, Sheryl Rogers. 58 Sextet: Rhonda Hughes, Barbra Rushing, Sam McKinny, Steve Angle, Faith Ann Smith, Diane Mitchell The Choral Club mem- bers are selected by audi- tions out of the different choral classes. The club plans a wide and varied program of music and sings on special occasions at Carroll High and at other places during the year. Choral students compete for positions in the All State Chorus, last year plac- ing five members in the chorus. Row 1: Kathy Snook, Diane Mitchell, Faith Ann Smith, Tracy Updyke, Jeannene TTiomJrTereasa Arnold Janice Franklin, Susan Williams, Alicia Knight. Row 2: Barbra Rushing, Janet Yermer, Rhonda jWhes, Mary Hunter Martha Jackson, Coustance Johnson, Karen Cutchins, Jeanette Woodam Debbie Gill Jo Ann Bosworth, Bonnie Fergeson. Row 3: Jim Selley, Sam McKinney, Bob Black, Mike Barefield, Steve Angle, Tony Cutchens, Edward Everett, John Fergeson, Francisco Garcia. 59 Boys’ 4-H Club Row 1: Stanley Peters, Steve Byrd, Mark Rowe, Mike Schimpf, Bruce Moreau, Joey Carroll, Larry Burdett. Row 2: Ronny Cotton, Jimmy Pitman, Rodney Sharp, Bill Schimp, Kerry Brean, Arthur Washington. Library Club Row 1: Kathy Kline, Barbara Garrett, Enelle Chauvin, Sandra Gallion, Debbie Petralia, Jo Gaddis, Beth Graham, Norma Harper, Alma Williams, Mrs. Henry. Row 2: Mike Rodriquez, David Snook, Christine Bostwick, Brenda Buck, Janice Carlson, Cassandra Everrett, Josephine Duboise. 60 Aviation Club Row 1: Jack Hyde, Carl Andrews, Junior Banes, Eddie Foote, Robert Bright, Tim Burgess, Mitchy Paramore. Row 2: Mr. Kilgore, Dennis Johnson, Van Weeks, Joey Carroll, John Jones, Charles Gallion, Johnny Seifert, Ricky Grey, James Crittendon. Row 3: David Stafford, Dennis Searey, Steve Naiper, Eddie Stubbs, Johnny Dunn, Roger Gunter, Edie Eutsey, Mike Flynn, Micheal Grimm. Row 4: James Bloodsworth, Sam Banson, Terry Saxon, Johnny Youghn, Larry Cutchens, Bill Moore, Larry Whitlock. Row 5: Bobby Skipper, Allan Mullins, Barry Hart, Arthur Washington, Curry Weeks, Alton Newman, Fredrick Beasley, Robert Miggins, Larry Whitlock. The Aviation Club is a new club that was formed this year by the students taking Aviation. It was formed to give students a better understanding of how an aircraft operates and how to repair and keep it running. Our sponsor, Mr. William Kilgore, puts in a lot of extra time to make the club succeed. We would like to thank him in the Annual so everyone will know just how we feel towards him. Besides frequent trips to the Aviation School, the Aviation Club plans a trip to Huntsville or Mobile later in the year. 61 Sponsor: Mr. Kilgore Girls’ 4-H Row 1: Linda Westbrook, Terry Brighten, Pam Callier, Barbara Garrett, Bonnie Fergeson, Jo Ann Bosworth, Debbie Brantly, Patricia Rogers, Jeanita Douglas. Row 1: Mrs. Booth, Linda Conarton, Delores Rogers, Dorena Williams, Theresa Ward, Debbie Cauthen, Jo Ann Calhoun, Susan Howard, Debbie Petralia, Mrs. Oliver. Officers: Terry Brighton, program chairman; Linda Conarton, Secretary; Barbara Garrett, Vice President; Jo Ann Bosworth, President; Debbie Brantly, Treasurer 62 Future Farmers Of America Row 1: Raymond Watson, Gordie Johnson, Terry Talbert, Rufus Cawthern, Carry Wynn, Ronald Beasley. Row 2: Thomas Childree, Gary Ellis, Benjamin Riggs, Mike Schimpf, Joe Whitman, Ray Smith, Eddie Foote, Lewis Davidson, Jerry Cook. Row 3: David Deloney, Johnny Dunn, Paul Gamer, Ronny Cotton, David Nobles, Jimmy Pittman, Sammy Nichols, Stanley Peters. Row 4: Richard Laster, Lawrence Harper, Bobby Motes, Danny Simmons, Don Dilpatrick, Mike Meeks, Terrell Mathews, Steve Byrd, Mark Richie The Future Farmers of America is an organization of boys studying vocational agriculture in Carroll High School and other small towns and rural areas in America. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agricultural lead- ership, cooperation, and citizenship. 63 Talon Newspaper Staff Row 1: Jean Chalker, Mike O’Dell. Row 2: Mark Koch, Donna Bridges. Row 3: Beverly Smith, Mary Grace D’Andrea, Kathleen Tharin. Row 4: Mike Thornberry, Micky Steltenpohl, Benson Furgueron. Row 5: David Bolich, Mike Gill, Johnny Harper. Row 6: Ray Mawery, William Andrews, Mark Daniels. Row 7: Stephanie O’Dell, Pat Paramore, Bobby Carter. Row 8: Sara Mitchell, Doris Provencher, Teresa Arnold, Noel Ethridge, Kay Bradshaw, Kay McGarvey Sharon Bass, Gayle Gunner. Row 9: Anne Bean, Gayle Ethridge, Linda Warrick, Lynn Garr ttTDebbie Masg y, Terri Raulston, Becky Simmons, Norma Woodham, Lori Sherbert, Sarah Jablecki, Pattr—Sttellgrov Diane Townsend, Angelo Guisto. Row 10: Linda Lindstrand, Diane Kuskovich, Jackie Crow, Marsha Cooper, Gary Buchanan, Patty Corson, Valerie Hafers. 64 Sponsor; Mrs. Johnston, Co-editor; Lisa Sherbert, Jean Chalker, Editor; Mike O’Dell Co-editor; Lisa Sherbert, Sponsor; Mrs. Hicks, Editor; Mike O’Dell, Co-editor; Jean Chalker The theme of the Talon ’69-70 is the unification of the student body through the news- paper. Thanks to the many students who supported the newspaper, the Talon has en- joyed its most successful year. Annual Staff Sara Andrews, Editor Sara Andrews, Mrs. Bush, Advisor, Bubba Bodford, Business Manager Bubba Bodford The purpose of the Annual Staff is to present to the students of Carroll High School an outstanding yearbook filled with many memories that will be treasured throughout their lives. All aspects of school life clubs, sports, and extracurricular interests — are reported so that we will have an accurate account of actions and partici- pation performed within our Alma Mater. Feature Section: Pam Miller, Jenny Carmical, Susan ROTC: Joe Garrett, Larry Burdette, Larry White, Jernegan, Chairman, Jan Hefner, Jennie Jarvis, Chairman, Edward Byrd, Tom Williams. Co-Chairman, Marianne Brenner. 66 Class Section: left to right: Mary Bradford, Christie Craig, David Fisher, Marilyn Smith, Cathy Perkins, Chairman, Kathleen Gamer, Susan Childree, Patty Allen, Sue Byrd, Jon Woodham, Don Sterzenback. Band Section: Janice Lambert, Mildred McCormack, Marilyn Judah, Chairman, Mike Robinson, Elise Furgeron, Bobbi Walker. Business Manager with Assistants: Patty Allen, Sports Section: Lynn Allen, Henry Massler Lindy Lisenby, Trot Carroll Reine Novak, Bubba Bodford, Chairman, Debbie McLure, Bebe Bryan, Bubba Bodford, Chairman. Marilyn Judah. 67 Student Life: Sara Andrews, Chairman; Adrinda Thompson, Beverly Flowers, Pam Townsend, Susan Carroll, Reine Novak. Faculty Section: Cliff Bradshaw, Jan- ice Leatherwood, Jimmy Fuqua, Bruce Moreau, Kim Sovia, Kathy Kline. Senior Class: Frederick, Beasley, Jack Hyde, Jim- my Wimberley, Stan Mc- Daniel, Robert Miggins, Bubba Woods, Charlotte Strickland, Chairman, Lar- ry Brown, Linda German, Tim Byrd. Club Section: Brenda Buck, Diane Cheshire, Alexis Rut- kowski, Ann Culbertson, Marsha Evans, Elaine Gibbons, Chair- man, Margaret Stein. 68 69 70 Carroll High School Band The entire city of Ozark is proud of its “Pride of the Wiregrass.” This one-hundred and five piece band has represented Ozark and Dale County, as well as the state of Alabama, on many occasions in the past and has always brought nothing but acclaim and fame to our high school. To aid in the instruction of the band, another staff member, Mr. Richard Rogers, was added. In addition to the Majorettes and Lancers, a new Color Guard was started with Terry Brown as Captain. The band distinguished themselves during the fall with their half-time shows of color and pageantry. The football season was brought to a fitting climax with the winning of Superior trophies in all categories of the Selma Marching Band Festival. Officers The band officers are the duly elected governing body of the band. They make rules and policies and insure that the members abide them. They review all plans for the band with the directors and aid in the decisions that concern the band. Band Captain Coleman Campbell was the leader of this group and he was assisted by Drum Major David Bolich and Lieutenants. Drum Major David Bolich Officers: L to R: Janet Snellgrove, Mike Robinson, Earl Matthews, Jan Barkett, Donna Murrah, Aubrey Matthews, David Bolich, and Captain Coleman Campbell. Color Guard This was the first year for our color guard. Mr. Mosely selected Terry Brown to serve as its captain and he proved to be a worthy one. The group studied privately with Ron Hart of Troy State University. They worked long and hard in this initial year and plans are being made to augment their number for next year’s band. 72 Lancers The Lancers were led this year by Captain Tina Brown. They were elected for this honor last spring and the girls have added much to the color of the marching band. Many hours are spent coordinating their manuevers to fit the music and their dedication was an inspiration to all. Lancers: T to B: Tina Brown, Virginia Parker, Ann Bean, Lindy Lisenby, Jan Jackson, Donna Murrah, Marcia McKowsky, Mildred McCormick. 73 Stage Band Stage Band: First row: Terry Brown, Coleman Campbell, Greg Simpson, Sam McKinney. Second Row: Steve Angle, David Bolich, Hugh Taylor. Third Row: Earl Matthews, Mike Robinson, David Johnson, Greg Sand. Fourth Row: Bobby Baker, Aubrey Matthews. The stage band is now in its second year of existence. This year in addition to playing locally at functions requiring a dance band, they played on area television. The primary purpose of the stage band is to provide the members with an opportunity to play this type music. In the regular band, there is no time to study and play music of this nature. Band Award Kenneth Smith A new award this year is that of the Kenneth Smith Band Award. The award amounts to a trophy and a summer scholarship given to the most worthy member of the Junior class. Qualifications include musical progress, general attitude, and contributions made to the band. Nominations are made to the band director and he makes the final decision on the winner. The award is made in memory of a former member of the band who displayed those many qualities in his everyday life that are mentioned in the award. Jan Barkett — Head Majorette Marilyn Judah Faith Anne Smith The Majorettes were led by Head Majorette Jan Barkett. She made all final decisions in regard to the routines the girls performed and was the sole leader who insured their success. Jan and Faith Anne Smith studied at Joycliffe Twirling Camp in Reinhardt, Georgia, while Marilyn Judah and Sandy Flowers studied with Shirley Ross. The routines displayed by the girls were a welcome addition to the overall appearance of the Marching Band. Majorettes Sandy Flowers 76 FLUTES Anne Bean Lynda Edgar Tonita Home Meredith Howard Gail McLaughlin Linda Lisenby Virginia Parker Faith Anne Smith Sue Ann Sorrell Mike Thomberry Dennis Tolbert Rhonda Waters Cindy White Beth Wilkinson CLARINETS Karen Adcock Dona Benton Kay Bradshaw Pat Brummett Coleman Campbell Sue Crumpler Karen Cutchen Bubba Dunn Beverly Flowers Brenda Furqueron Elise Furqueron Members Of 1969-70 Band CLARINETS CONTINUED TRUMPETS CONTINUED BASS Jo Ann Geddes Karla Hyde Jan Jackson Alice Jesse Donna Jones Alicia Knight Marcia Makowski Linda Matthews Mildred McCormick Mae Dell McKinnis Debra Metzger Sharma Miles Donna Murrah Eila Selander Becky Simmons Diane Skipper Janet Snellgrove Susan Sterzenback Kathy Waters Roy Wilt TRUMPETS Bill Byrd Bill Carroll Deborah Danner David Faulk Shem Jackson David Johnson Chris Massler Earl Matthews Ray McLaughlin Charles McQueen Bruce Moreau Mike Robinson Greg Sand Mike Snellgrove John Thomberry Pam Townsend Becky Turlington Bobbie Ann Walker Debbie Williams BARITONE Lanny Ray Blunt Renee Boykin Terrell Matthews SAXAPHONES Paul Bartley Terry Brown Tina Brown Gary Clark Jackie Cutchin Sandy Flowers Lawrence Harper Mary Hunter Cynthia Johnson Bill McConnell Samuel McKinney Melissa Robinson Steve Schaffer Greg Simpson Rondall Johnson Aubrey Matthews Jerry Shelfer Eugene Sullivan TROMBONES Steve Angle David Bolich Woodrow Calhoun Henry Jenkins Stanley Johnson Danny Pangle Hugh Taylor DRUMS Bobby Baker Jan Barkett Ginger Bech Carl Crittenden Judge Jackson Marilyn Judah Reine Novak Jane Quattlebaum Don Washington Rhonda Waters BELLS Janice Lambert 77 Members Of The Alabama All-State Band These students were selected to be members of the Alabama all-state band at competitive tryouts held at Dothan High School on February 7. The 55 members selected from our area repre- sent 35 high schools, so we feel most fortunate to have gained thirteen places of the 55. They met their other all-state members from all over the state March 9, 10, and 11 on the campus of the University of Alabama, where they rehearsed together, played a concert, and made a record. Mr. John H. Mosley Mr. Mosley has been band director at Carroll High for thriteen years. After graduating from Auburn University, he taught school in Dadeville, Alabama, for one year. The band has grown from a small group band of thrity-three to a one-hundred-five piece marching band. Mr. Richard Rodgers Mr. Richard E. Rodgers is the assistant band director. He is a recent graduate of Auburn University where he majored in Music Educa- tion. His principal instruments were the snare drum and trumpet. He is a fine performer on many instruments and has found a warm place in our hearts. This is his first year as a teacher. Although his first duties are with the Cadet Band and with beginners, he has been quite active with the Carroll High School Band also. 78 79 M SGT. STEWART Col. Luckfield started with the Carroll High R.O.T.C. late in 1968 with Sgt. Binker. Later, during the summer, Sgt. Stewart joined forces in an all out attempt to improve the R.O.T.C. standard. With the effortsof many others they have led the R.O.T.C. program to superlative heights in the Southeast. The Carroll High Division is ranked number one in five surrounding states. We owe this honor to superior leadership and a well planned academic program. 80 SFC BINKER Battalion Staff Lt. Col. John Whitener, Batt. Commd.; Maj. David Snook, Batt. Exec. Off.; Maj. Barbara Reynolds, Batt. Sponsor; Barbara Garrett, Sponsor; Cathy Preece, Sponsor; Walter Daniels, S-l; Harold Ayres, S-2; Edward Foote, S-3; Tim Burgess, S-4; Larry White, P.I.O.; Terry Brown, Carl Andrews, James Williamson, Jack Hyde, Walter Smith, Larry Morris, Pat Conarton, Richard Updyke, Jerry Shelfer. The Battalion Staff is an exercise in leadership. Trained individuals performing in a command position. Exercising not only authority but recalling knowledge from previous experiences. • 9 Kt « ft ft ft i•r� ««•' I A” Company Jack Dibrell, Co. Commd.; Jack Hyde, Exec. Off.; Sue Amundsen, Sponsor; Dave Chambliss, Pltn. Ldr.; Joe Payne, Pltn. Ldr.; Pat Conarton, First Sgt.; Michael Barefield, Robert Black, Winfred Bivins, James Bludsworth, Rufus Cawthon, Stephen Cobb, Willie Cook, Jonathon Daniels, Teddy Deese, John Easley, John English, John Ferguson, John Fulbright, Charles Gallion, Francisco Garcia, Scott German, Ricky Gray, Donald Haney, Vance Haney, Alfred Heinrich, Curtiss Hill, Melvin Hoage, Charles Hover, John Johnson, Jon Jones, Casey Miller, Bruce Moreau, Michael Morris, Ray Mowery, Terrence Murphy, Henry Napier, Nicholas Nissen, Robert Ramsey, Robert Rodgers, Dennis Searcy, Michael Smith, Mark Steltenpohl, Daniel Tuttle, Robert Tuttle, Robert Watkins, Donald Washington, Lenny Weldon. 84 Commanded by Cadet Captain Jack Dibrell, the only MT II (Second year) company commander, A Company has learned the need to work as a team well. Their efforts have vastly improved the quality of Carroll High’s R.O.T.C. Unit. I B Company has proved its integrity many times and this year this tradition has been perpetuated. Their achievements now include being Battalion Honor Company. B Company and its commander, Cadet Captain Joe Garrett, have done their job well. Joseph Garrett, Co. Commd.; Michael Rudd, Exec. Off.; Paula King, Sponsor; Tony Cutchens, Pltn. Ldr.; Tom Reeves, Pltn. Ldr.; William Dunn, First Sgt.; Samford Alderidge, Peter Baillargeon, Ronald Baldwin, Cliff Brashaw, Danny Bridges, Kerry Brown, Larry Brown, Larry Burdette, Edward Byrd, Michael Cason, Wayne Chancey, Bobby Childree, James Church, Raymond Clark, Berry Colston, Jerome Currington, David Cutchens, Curtiss Davis, Tilton Denson, Carl Ellis, William Ellis, Charlie Harris, James Joiner, Kenneth McLeod, Timothy Morott, Raymond Murray, Michael Nicholson, Billy Phillips, Edward Phillips, Roy Redfoot, Mark Richardson, Marcus Richie, Johnny Seifert, Ronald Shell, Kells Sistrunk, Larry Stallworth, Wesley Stone, James Walker, Joseph Walker, Tommy Wambles, Clifford Warren, Dee Williams. B” Company 85 C” Company Robert Adams, Co. Commd.; Walter Smith, Exec. Off.; Michelle Brenner, Sponsor; Kenneth Landers, Pltn. Ldr.; Carl Brown, Pltn. Ldr.; Keith Hidle, First Sgt.; Byford Avery, James Brashaw, Ronald Caldwell, Marion Cason, Billy Coleman, Kevin Coleman, Terry Davis, Richard Dreiser, France Dubois, Alvin Farmer, Emanuel Gissendanner, Richard Herman, Richard Herman, Richard Holmes, Winston Hornsby, Johnnie Hughes, Norman Jackson, Jesse Jett, James Johnson, Henry Kelly, Hadley Kittredge, Thomas Mathis, Danny Mullins, Lyle Peterson, Joseph Pomeroy. Cadet Captain Bob Adams has produced a company truly worthy of our praise, C Company has contributed greatly to our drive to produce leaders for tomorrow. 86 Kenneth Rigsby, Mark Rowe, Michael Schimpf, William Schimpf, John Sexton, Terry Shell, Randall Silavent, Danny Simmona, Bobby Skipper, Lee Smedley, Edward Stubbs, Bobby Tharpe, Harold Thompson, Gary Tillman, Johnnie Vaughn, Namon Wells, Earl Williams, Markle Withrow, Jon Woodham. Sgt. Stewart continually checks “D” Company Honor Statement. I Honor Company twice in a row, D Company has proved its ability to perform as a unit is far above average. Cadet Captain Chester Combs, who commands D Company, has a company to be proud of. Chester Combs, Co. Commd.; Thomas Adams, Exec. Off.; Debbie Higanbotham, Sponsor; Robert Gulledge, Pltn. Ldr.; Marvin Smith, Pltn. Ldr.; Kevin Buckner, First Sgt.; Charles Barnard, James Barnard, Mark Daniels, Danny Dodson, Gary Evins, David Faulk, Lanny Blunt, Nolan Chauvin, James Crittendon, Dwaine Flynn, Thomas Hornsby, Thomas Hood, Stephen Howard, Thomas Hones, Alan Karanovich, Edward Kelly, James Kreuger, Charles McKennon, Lewie McLeod, Robert Mitchell, Charles Murray, Robert Newman, Alton Newman, Danny Pangle, Stephen Price, Joe Quattrini, Michael Quattrini, Michael Rodriguez, Ronald Watson, Nathaniel Watts, James Williamson, Jimmie Williamson, Roy Wilt, Edward Wynn. •A � � « D” Company 87 Carl Andrews, Team Commander Sue Amundsen, Sponsor, Ronald Shell, Wayne Denson, John Sexton, Dennis Searcy, Kevin Coleman, Carl Ellis, Winford Bivens, Melvin Hoague, Bob Black, Mark Richards, Ronald Shell, Mike Barefield, Mark Rowe, Ronald Caldwell, Nathani) Watts, A1 Hindrich, Dwaine Flynn, Jack Hyde, William Ellis, Richard Holmes, Mike Cason, Thomas Hood, James Joiner, Marcus Richie, Mike Rodrigfuez, Johnny Vaughn. Drill Team The Carroll High R.O.T.C. Drill Team performed for the first time this year in the Ozark Annual Christmas Parade. Commanded by Cadet Major Carlos Andrews, they made a very fine showing. The Drill Team spends many tedious hours preparing for events such as this and represents only the best R.O.T.C. cadets. Color Guard Thomas Williams Rodney Morgan David Schrimpf Randy Hart Alternates: Richard Updyke Melvin Smith The Jr. R.O.T.C. Department of Carroll High School is very proud of it’s Color Guard. The Color Guard has done an excellent job this year, they have represented the school this year by presenting the colors at the football games and have presented the colors at the Retired Officers Association meetings held at Ft. Rucker. Rifle Team Front row: Earl Brown, Team Commd.;Mark Rowe, Charles Hover, Tony Cutchens, Kevin Coleman, Cathy Preece, Sponsor. Back row: Raymond Mowery, Stephen Howard, Walter Smith, David Hidle, Robert Gulledge, Kevin Buckner, Thomas Reeves, David Schimpf. The Rifle Team in its second year, has competed with other teams from around the country. The team has strived continuously for perfection. I Drum Bugle Corps Drummers: Tom Jones, Corps Commd.; Edward Kelley, Buglers: Alan Karanavich, Nolan Chauvin, Harold Ayres, Stephen Cobb, John English, Thomas Hood, Rick Kittredge, Mike Pomeroy, Eddie Stubbs, Patrick Conarton. Kenneth Rigsby, Alton Newman, Mike Morris, Jerry Shelter, Kells Sistrunk, Mike Schimpf, Gary Evins. The Drum Bugles Corps, a new unit in the R.O.T.C. Program, made their first public appearance in the Carroll High Homecoming Parade this year. Commanded by Cadet First Lt. Thomas Jones, the corps was very impressive and proved to be a worthwhile addition to the R.O.T.C. Program. 91 Left to right: Paula King, Sue Amundsen, Michelle Brenner, Barbara Garrett, Cathy Smithey, Ernestine Anderson, Rita Matthews, Barbara Cathy Preece. Reynolds, Batt. Sponsor, Debbie Higanbotham, Sponsors The sponsors of the Carroll High R.O.T.C. Program contribute not only silent beauty and confidence, but a kind of “esprit de corps” typified only by girls. A sponsor’s job is long, tiresome, and often thankless, but through their initiative the program benefits greatly. 92 Football 1969-1970 A tremendous second-half season brought about a fine 6-4 record for the Mighty Eagles of 1969-70. For the first time the Eagles had a full staff of coaches that included: Head Coach Tom McClendon and assistants Glenn Taylor, Johnny Turner, Clint Floyd, and Larry Touchstone. Under their guidance the Eagles had some very big wins which included both Dothan and Enterprise. This was the first year that the Eagles had ever beaten Dothan and Enterprise in the same year. 94 I 30 V50 £8 W'f 3'«.32 3$s71 5 76 70 34( i56 75] 36' 76 95 Carroll High Eagles 1969 Football Schedule US THEM LEE 21 27 AUBURN 14 6 EUFAULA 19 20 DOTHAN 28 14 PHENIX CITY 8 20 LANIER 8 34 SELMA 28 7 DALE COUNTY 49 14 ENTERPRISE 35 32 CRESTVIEW 40 0 HEAD COACH: Tom McLendon ASSISTANT COACHES: ('lint Floyd Glenn Taylor Larry Touchstone Johnny Turner Co-Captain Tommy Whatley G Captain Allan Kelley Co-Captain David Benton HB Co-Captain Bubba Bodford LB Eddie Foote Don Howard DHB Noel Etheridge Andrew Haney Wilbur Jackson Henry Massler WB Jeff Parker Tim Johnson 1 Mike Brummett Tim Burgess Rufus Cawthon C Jack Dibreil DE Ralph Difrancisco Ronnie Drew LB Neil Etheridge LB Edward Everett FB T 103 104 Lawrence Staleworth G Sam Saliba Jackie Stokes Steve Stokes Lenny Wildon T Gary Storey QB Wesley Walker FB Jimmy Williamson DE Jimmy Wimberly G HB 105 First Time Ozark 28 - Dothan 14 The Carroll High Eagles, scoring the first time they got their hands on the ball and with tailback David Benton scoring three touch- downs, beat the Dothan Tigers worse than the score indicates. Coach Tom McClendon’s Eagles owned a 21-0 lead in the second quarter en route to a 28-14 victory. It was only the third Ozark victory over a Tiger grid team in 24 meetings and the first time for back-to-back wins. Dothan was actually never in the game although there was a glim- mer of hope late in the third quarter. Ever In CHS History 106 Ozark Over Dothan And Enterprise Ozark 35 - Enterprise 32 Playing in bone chilling weather, the Carroll High Eagles warmed the hearts of Ozark foot- ball fans by claiming a 35-32 victory over arch rival Enterprise, the second win in three years for the Eagles over the Wildcats. The high scoring contest was essentially a battle of Ozark’s passing game against the Enterprise ground attack. Ozark’s devastating combination of Allan Kelley to Wilbur Jackson was the knockout punch that brought the Eagles from behind 32-28, to the final decision, 35-32. 107 The 1969-70 Football Banquet The guest speaker for the banquet this year was the honorable John Davis Crow. He was truly a fine man to talk to a group of athletes because of the many honors he has received along with his football experiences. To name a few, he was a graduate of Texas A M, where he was coached by Paul “Bear” Bryant. In his last year at A M he was awarded the Heisman Trophy. This is the highest award a college football player can receive. Then his professional football career began. First he played with the Saint Louis Cardinals for seven years. After this he was traded to the San Francisco 49ers where he played for another four years. In 1968 John David Crow retired from professional football after eleven years, but he didn’t retire from football because he is now assistant coach at the University of Alabama coaching the running backs. What would the 1969-70 season have been without these five men? As each member of the team knows, it would have been nothing. They devoted their time and effort to the one thing that makes it all worth it: VICTORY. A special thanks goes out from everyone in the school: from left to right; defensive line Coach John Turner; Offensive Line Coach Glenn Taylor; Offensive Back Coach Clint Floyd; Defensive Back Coach Larry Touchstone; Head Coach Tom McClendon. 108 I Wiin Eddie Footey SPCaker J°h DaVid Cr°W' Bebe Bryan- Head Coach Tom McClendon, Allen Kelly, George As in the past, a main part of the banquet was the awarding of the trophies. This is just a small reward for the leadership and devotion in which each of the recipients showed. Like always the team voted on the players they thought worthy of the trophies. The first trophy awarded was the Most Valuable Player trophy, to Allen Kelly. It was given by the Quarterback Club in honor of Dr. G.R. Smith. The trophy is given in honor of Dr. Smith because he was instrumental in establishing the Quarterback Club. The next trophies given were the VFW trophies, given to the Most Valuable Back, Wilbur Jackson, and to the Most Valuable Lineman, Bobby Bright. These trophies were presented by Barker Brummett. After the VFW presented their trophies to the Offensive players, the Quarterback Club presented their trophies to the Most Valuable Defensive Lineman, Eddie Foote, and the Most Valuable Defensive Back, George Williams. These trophies were given by Head Coach Tom McClendon. Then Mr. Sam Carroll came forward to award the Dennis Johnson Trophy to the Most Valuable Defensive Player, whom the team con- sidered to be George Williams. This trophy is given in honor of Dennis Johnson for his outstanding defensive playing. 10� Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders held summer practices and at- tended a clinic at Troy State University. They practice weekly throughout the school year. Cheerleaders at CHS have a dedication to their school, their team, and even to their community. The Cheerleaders cheer for basketball and football games both home and away. They are also respon- sible for all pep rallies. The Cheerleaders have appreciated the opportunity to represent their school. in Barbara Haney 1; ___________________________________■ Bebe Bryan—Captain Patti Snellgrove Suzi Dennis 112 Debbie McLure 113 Carroll High School Basketball Schedule 1969-1970 Eufaula Childersburg Greenville Lanier Ozark Invitational Troy Escambia of Pensacola Enterprise Samson Central of Phenix City Andalusia Dothan Lee of Montgomery Opp Walker County of Jasper Geneva Hartford Bay of Panama City Luverne Opelika Regional Tournament COACH: Cecil Skinner ASSISTANT COACH: Larry Touchstone 1U Basketball The 1969-70 Carroll High Basketball team had an up and down season with a young ball club. The Eagles started slow but after a Christmas break, came on with fire under them. They showed the great poise and leadership installed in them by Coach Cecil Skinner. By winning the big and close games, the Eagles showed the mark of a great team. The captains of the Eagles were Trot Carroll and John Runkle. This year truly showed that lack of height and experience can be overcome by desire and the old spirit at C H S of winning. BUBBA WOODS — a small forward who showed that he wasn’t going to be a patsy under the backboard. Bubba was a great rebounder and good shooter. He probably improved more than any of the Eagles. HAVING ANOTHER YEAR, Bubba should be a great leader next year. A FINE picker upper best describes Bubba Woods. JOHN RUNKLE - a man that came on to give the Eagles the forward play that was so needed. John, being a senior, has shown the leadership that is so valuable. He is a good rebounder and accurate shooter. A great captain and Fine boy best describes John Runkle. TROT CARROLL — the senior guard who has come on to be one of the best in the team. He is a deadly outside shooter and also an adequate rebounder. Trot, being a captain, has shown Fine leadership and poise that is so much needed. A take charge player best describes Trot Carroll. CHUCK COX — the man that gave everything he had. Any time Coach Skinner needed an extra punch. Chuck was called 116 on. Over and over Chuck came off the bench to do a commend- able job. A truly great competi- tor is Chuck Cox. FREDDY STEAGALL - a small man capable of making himself felt. Freddy is known for his little push shot. Many an opponent was caught unaware when Freddy began showing his stuff. A fine sophomore that has a lot of potential best describes Freddy Steagall. JERRY HELMS — a young forward who with a little more work will be a good one. Jerry, inexperienced, didn’t play much but being on the team has greatly helped. Next year may be a good one for him. A good learner best describes Jerry Helms. TERRY DREW - the Eagles big man that did most of the rebounding and is also a very Fine shooter. Terry showed that he could hold his own with any big man and that he could whip a lot of them. With another year to come, Terry should have a great senior year. Being a great battler best describes Terry Drew. 1969-70 Basketball Team Row 1: Head Coach Cecil Skinner; Chuck Cox; Terry Drew; John Runkle. Row 2: Jerry Helms; Bubba Woods; Freddie Steagall; Trot Carroll. 118 When there is a scramble for the ball, Trot Carroll usually Another two points for Chuck Cox. comes up with it. A one-hand push shot for the bucket adds two more for Ozark and Terry Drew. With good ball handling from John Runkle, the Eagles can’t lose. 119 B” Team The 1969-70 Carroll High “B” Team had a good season from the standpoint of experience for young players. Even though their record was not good, the Baby Eagles gave all they had and worked hard. This year’s team was not big but small and quick. The team, shown below, is composed of: BACK ROW: Coach Larry Touchstone, John Kapalia, Bobby Moates, Mitchell Johnson, and Tom Hubbard. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Drew, John Weaver, Donald West, John Horony, and Charlie Harris. 120 The Pep Squad consisted of the following members. They are left to right: Diane Townsend, Debbie Marcum, Donna Bridges, Debbie Massey, Kathaleen Tharin, and Sarah Jablecki. Pep Squad 121 The Pep Squad 69-70 The Pep Squad consisted of six girls for the 69-70 school year. The Pep Squad is made up of the girls who tried out for cheerleading in front of the Student Body. They held summer practice and cheered for “B” team games. At Homecoming they served as Hostesses for the reception honoring the Alumni of Carroll High. The purpose of the Squad was to help the cheerleaders promote school spirit. The members are: Seniors: Donna Bridges, Katheleen Tharin; Sophomores: Diane Townsend, Debbie Marcum, Sarah Jablachi, and Debbie Massey, Captain. --- 122 9 Baseball Team The returning Senior lettermen of the 1969 Baseball team pictured at the left are: Front row: George Williams and Jeff Parker; Middle row: David Ben- ton, Stan McDaniel, and Ronnie Pippin; Top row: Allan Kelley, Bubba Bodford, and Coach Johnny Turner. The team had a fine season with a record of 12-8 and with seven lettermen returning to the team this year they hope for a much better season. Pictured at the bottom are the players returning to this years team. They are: Front row: Lynn Allen, Ronnie Lewis, Jeff Parker, David Storey, Stan Mc- Daniel, and David Benton; Back row: Coach Johnny Turner, Bubba Bodford, George Williams, Allan Kelley, Ronnie Pippin, Mike Brummett, and Jerry Williams. 123 Tennis Team The Carroll High School tennis team has been a varsity sport in school. Last tennis season we had a very successful team, we had ten matches and the record was seven wins and three loses. Out biggest victories of the season were over Dothan and Selma on their home courts and here in Ozark. Our No. I, II, and No. Ill men graduated last year. We had seven men travel on the team with us. There are three new additions to the team, they are: Jim Woods, David Benefield, and William Andrews. 124 Track Team The 1969-70 track season proved to be a outstanding one as the Carroll High Track record was unblemished. This goes to prove that strenuous preparation was taken. The track team maintained and proved worthy of their record as they placed runner up in the Selma Invitational track meet. Previous plans for the 69-70 season are to compare with the record of last year. Some of the prominent returners are Don Howard, Fredrick Beasley, Robert Miggins, Mike Thomberry, and Terry Updyke. Wilbur Jackson, a new comer to the Carroll High Track Team, should be a real promising factor along with a group of willing sophomores. 125 Trot Carroll Bubba Woods Golf Team The 1969-70 Carroll High School Golf Team is looking forward to another season. Golf coach, Cecil Skinner, is approcahing this season with an optimistic view. He hopes the boys will work hard and have a good year. Lettermen back from last year are Freddy Steagall, Bubba Woods, Trot Carroll, and Micheal Schimpf. Once again the caddy will be Bubba Bodford. Year in and year out the team plays as tough a schedule as anybody. 126 Freddy Steagall Coach Skinner and Caddy Bubba Bodford FEATURES 127 stran homecoming queen queen : Miss Bebe Bryan HOMECOMING QUEEN ATTENDANTS SENIOR ATTENDANT: Miss Lisa Sherbert JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Miss Sandi Powell SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: Miss Patti Snellgrove FRESHMAN ATTENDANT: Miss Adele Buchan Miss Bebe Bryant escorted by Jimmy Fuqua, President of the Student Council. Homecoming 1969 included the Coronation, the parade, the reception, and the game. dan Barkett and Ronnie Pippin 136 JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES MARINA GRATHAM RONNIE LEWIS SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES PATTY CORSON GEORGE WILLIAMS FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES DONNA BENTON PAUL FONTENOT SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES PATTY SNELLGROVE BUBBA MCLURE Awards NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALIST WALTER DANIEL BOYS STATE L. TO R.: WILLIAM ANDREWS GEORGE WILLIAMS ALLAN KELLEY BUBBA BODFORI) JEFF PARKER 138 Honors DALE COUNTY TYPING CONTEST WINNERS L. TO R: SUSAN PHILLIPS, TYPING I, RUNNER-UP, MARILYN WILLOUGHBY, TYPING I, WINNER: WANDA HEATH, TYPING II WINNER, JUDY LEE, TYPING II RUNNER-UP OUTSTANDING YOUNG TEEN-AGERS OF AMERICA L. TO R: JOHN RUNKLE, TINA BROWN, DAVID BENTON BETTY CROCKER AWARD JUDY JARVIS 139 ■■class beauty Renee Macko CLASS hanie BE AUTIES Dell onna Murrah SOPHOMORE CLASS BEAUTIES Charlotte Fryer Cathy Dennis UNDERCLASSMEN The Freshman Class Officers are as follows: Francia Walker, Reporter; Cathy Golden, Secretary-Treasurer; A1 Craig, President; Jimmy Jerkins, Vice-President. The freshman class got into the swing of school very quickly. A larger school, new people, and different subjects were all part of adjusting. They faced all this with confidence in themselves. Once a part of the student body, the freshmen pitched in and started doing their best to make Carroll High School better than ever. They not only helped the school, but learned to face the world’s problems and do something about them. With such a good year behind them, the freshman class of ’70 are prepared to finish school and go on to face the world. The Freshman Class David Abbott James Adams Vicki Adcock Wayne Aldridge us Patricia Alexander Renita Allen Jerry Anderson Martha Anderson Virginia Anderson Lomax Andrews Rickey Armstrong Zachary Arnold Robert Baker Jackie Baumgarten Richard Beach Linda Beasley Ginger Beck Debbie Bell David Benefield Mark Bennett Donna Benton Maxine Bivins Roy Blackmon Darlene Bowman 49 Mary Bradford Steve Brannon Alvin Bright Linda Brinkley Gail Brown Mark Brown Paula Brown Adele Buchan John Burbank Bill Byrd Paige Byrd Rhonda Byrd Stevie Byrd Rhonda Charles Sylvia Chase Nolan Chauvin Gary Clark Stephen Cobb Billy Ray Cole Carol Collette 150 f Carl Cooper Pam Corley Reno Corn Daucie Cornette Candy Craddock A1 Craig Debbie Crowley Sue Crumpler Liz Cullifer Donnie Curry Jackie Cutchen Karen Cutchen John Daniels Debbie Danner Danny Dansby Beth Davis Brenda Davis Janet Dick Sherry Difilippo Ronald DiFrancisco 151 Michelle Dory Charles Doster Verondra Douglas France Dubois John Dunn Alfred Edwards Lisa Edwards William Ellis Margo Enfinger John English Patricia English Patricia Ethington Gary Evins Alvin N. Farmer Brenda Faulk John Ferguson Pat Fisher Terrell Flowers Paul Fontenot Charles Fralish 152 Freshmen diligently at work. Janice Franklin Brenda Furgueron Libba Garner William Garrett Danny Glaze Cathy Golden Barbara Goolsby Beth Graham Debra Grant Rickie Gray Ronald Gray Laura Grindle 153 Barbara Head Alfred Heinrich Donald Helms James Henderson Michelle Home Thomas Hood Martha Hornsby Sharon Hover Meredith Howard George Hubbard Sue Hughes Richard Hutto Patricia Jackson Jimmy Jerkins Connie Johnson Constance Johnson Mary Johnson William Johnson Melna Johnston James Joiner 154 Donna Jones Myron Jones Lois Kamp Alan Karanovich Kathleen Kelley Karen Kemp Betty Kidwell Mike Kime Keath King Thomas Kingsley Deborah Kittredge Patricia Krause Anne Landers Debra Lavendar Rebecca Lawson Towanna Lee Alicia Lewis Marilyn Long James Loyal Judy Lynn 155 Mark Macko Sharon McAlister Marcella McDaniel Susan McDonald Ron McGee Martin McKeel Lewis McLendon Charles McQueen Michael Meeds Steven Menton Bruce Michalic Diane Miller Jean Mills Jane Mims Sarah Mitchell Rodney Moffett Janette Moore Sally Moore John Morgan Sherry Morrow 156 Freshman Officers join in Homecoming festivities. William Morrow Bill Mosely Peggy Mossor Danny Mullins Maria Mullins John Near Mike Newman Robert Newman Sammy Nichols Frank Nickerson David Nobles Mary Nooner 157 Patricia Norman Steve Norman Jim Norton Chris Pampel Danny Pangle Jemelle Patrick Stanley Peters Edward Phillips Jimmy Pitman Pattie Powell Dennis Provencher David Prowty Joe Quattrini Randy Ray Fay Reeves Carroll Remund Marcus Richie Benjamin Riggs Kenneth Rigsby Stanley Riley 158 Gertha Roberts Rejina Roberts Janie Robertson Melissa Robinson Robert Rodgers Liz Rogers Robert Runkle Pat Sanders Reginald Sanders Terry Saxton Pauline Schwarz Terry Shell Janice Shepard Randall Silavent Joel Simpson Helen Smith Rae Nell Smith Ray Lee Smith Reba Smith Ricky Smith 159 Marsha Snell David Snellgrove Sharon Snellgrove Sheila Snellgrove Rhett Soloman Sue Ann Sovrell Mark Steltenpohl Susan Sterzenback A1 Stewart Geraldine Sullivan Sheila Tharpe Britt Thomas Robert Thomas Sheila Thompson John Thornberry Linda Turner Tracy Updyke Joseph Walker Francia Walker Tommy Wambles 160 Robert Ward Larry Watson Mike Watson Nathanial Watts William West Cathy Whatley Barbara Whitman Elizabeth Wilkinson Peggy Wilkinson Beverly Williams Debbie Williams Winnie Williams Roy Wilt Randall Woodard James Woods Eddie Wynn Not Pictured: Joseph Andrews Louis Camp Gary Carlson Glenda Childpie Ronnie Cotton Dea Crittenden Robert Cumming Jerome Currington Debbie Daneby Robert Fehr Michael Hinton Sherilyn Horne Norman Jackson R. J. Laster Thomas Mathis Eddie Massey Elizabeth McNulty Lee Roberts Brenda Shirah Beverly Stuckey Joe Tharpe James Warrick Lamar Wells Rebecca Wells Larry Whitlock Robin Wilson Robert Wrinkle 161 The Sophomore Class officers are as follow : Jeanene Thomas, Reporter; Bubba McLure, Secretary; Ronnie Drew, President; Patti Snellgrove, Vice-President; Sam Saliba, Treasurer. The sophomore class was proud to be a part of the Carroll High School student body. In the second year of senior high school, they strived to set examples for new students and establish moral values for their future. It was a hard, cold world they faced, but with the help of their teachers and their friends they learned to cope with the problems of responsible young adults. Each of them will continue to put forth every ounce of effort to make Carroll High School an even greater school. The Sophomore Class Karen Adcock Charlotte Alexander Karen Allen Claire Andrews 162 Kathy Ashcraft Mike Auxier Virginia Bailey Wanda Balch Charles Ballentine Rita Ballentine Cheri Baltzell Peter Baillargeon Colleen Baney Donna Barbour Mike Barefield James Barnard Dan Barrett Kathy Barron Ray Bartmess Mike Baugher Lily Baumgarten Gary Baxter Robert Bayne David Beasley 163 Debbie Bell Buddy Bennett Sam Benson Alison Birkmeyer Jim Bishop Lynnette Bishop Robert Black James Bludsworth Terry Boger Patsy Boone Evelyn Boykin James Bradshaw Michelle Brenner Danny Bridges Terry Brighton Terry Brooks Kerry Brown Larry Burdette Edward Byrd Joan Calhoun 164 Janice Carlson Jenny Carmical Bill Carroll Debbie Carroll Joey Carroll Michael Cason Gary Cathcart Deborah Cauthon Ruffus Cawthon Wayne Chancey Enelle Chaverine 1 F ay Child ree Thomas Childree Ray Clark Lynn Cobb Billy Cole Kevin Coleman Pamela Collier Linda Conarton Willie Cooks 165 Jackie Coots Danny Crean Ora Jean Crittendon Deborah Crow Sharon Cunningham Tommy Currington Willie Currington Norma Custis Pat Daniels Linda Davenport Shirley Davenport Curtis Davis Sophomores showed school spirit through homecoming bulletin boards. 166 Eloise Davis Jeanine Davis Terry Davis Terry Dean Cathy Deering Steve Deering Teddy Deese Mike Deloney Wayne Denson Ralph DiFrancisco Debbie Dickens Danny Dodson Jeanita Douglas Ronnie Drew Josephine Duboise Carolyn Dunn Oscar Dunn Lane Dykes Lynda Edgar 167 Jackie Ellis Neil Ethridge Joni Evans John Fain Mac Fain David Faulk Cathy Fish Sylvia Flowers Dawayne Flynn Myra Frazier Charlotte Fryer Shirley Fulbright Roy Fuqua Charles Gallion Sandra Gallion Tana Garcia Shirley Gardner Barbara Garrett Scott German Emmanuel Gissendanner 168 Helen Glasgow Debbie Glaze Ga; Brenda Gray' William Green Paul Grider Michael Grimm Debra Gumpenberger Rodger Gunter Charmine Hall Vance Haney Barry Hart Linda Hart Randy Hayes Royce Hayes Mike Heath Eddie Hendrick Richard Herman Sheila Herring Debra Higginbotham 169 Melvin Hoage Ricky Hornsby Winston Hornsby John Horony Thomas Hubbard Elaine Hughes Rhonda Hughes Thomas Hutto Karla Hyde Sarah Jableki Jan Jackson Martha Jackson 170 Class officers proudly ride in Homecoming parade. Coriis Jett David Johnson Dennis Johnson Dianne Johnson Mitchell Johnson Terry Johnson Willie Johnson Alton Jones Donald Jones Jan Jones Mary Jones Michael Jones Patricia Jones John Kapeliela Betty Keel Pete Kent Tommy Kime Paula King Hadley Kittredge Kathy Kline 171 Alicia Knight Carol Knight Clair Kohl James Krueger Randy Kurtz Terry Laughinghouse Belinda Lewis Terri Lisenby Stanley Lizenby Calvin Lord Fred Lucas Jean Lyle 172 Chris McDaniels Kay Lynn McGarvey James McGhee Bernice McGlon Neva McGruder Charlie McKinnon Gail McLaughlin Ray McLaughlin Charlie McLendon Martha McLeod William McLure Debra Metzger Wanda Miggins Casey Miller Karen Miller Kathleen Miller Pam Miller Diane Mitchell Kathy Mitchell Bruce Moreau 173 Michael Morris Nadine Mott Micky Mullinax Allan Mullins Terry Murphy Susan Murray Alton Myers Joan Nichols Angela Nickerson James Nooner Rachel Odoms Marsha Ortoski 174 Climbing the outside stairs, the Sophomores change classes. Kaye Palmer Ronell Pampel Mitchell Paramore Don Parker Virginia Parker Teresa Parrish Jayne Pass Judy Payton Ricky Perkins Billy Phillips Kenneth Phillips David Pope Mike Pope Reida Powell Steven Price Dixie Prouty Bill Pruett Judy Purser Jane Quattlebaum Robert Ramsey 175 Geraldine Reese James Reid Ralph Reyes Annie Reynolds Debbie Reynolds Sam Rhodes Victoria Rivers Delores Rodgers Patricia Rodgers Mike Rodriguez Mark Rowe Barbara Rushing Jane Russell Sam Saliba Gregory Sand Linda Sanders Marie Sanders Keith Scoggins Michael Schrimpf Christine Schwarz 176 Debra Seagle Dennis Searcy Betty Segrest Johnny Seifert Glia Selander John Sexton Rick Share Brenda Shaw Patricia Shaw Ronald Shell Lori Sherbert Chester Shipman Rebecca Simmons Gloria Sistrunk Dianne Skipper Lee Smedley Lezlie Smith Ricky Smith Elizabeth Smoak David Snellgrove 177 Patty Snellgrove Steve Snellgrove Wendy Snellgrove James Sollie Lorna Sommers Kim Sovia Frederick Steagall Steven Stokes Wesley Stone Gary Storey Patricia Strange Beverly Strickland 178 Sophomores frolic on the stairs for their picture. Sherry Stutts Katherine Sumner Lucinda Sweeney Linda Talsma Mark Taylor Alice Tellis Mike Tharin Carolyn Thomas Evelyn Thomas Jeanem; Thom g- _ Wayne Thomas Rosie Thornton Gary Tillman Brenda Tipton Joy Ann Tober Dennis Tolbert Diane Townsend Elizabeth Trottier Becky Turner Patty Turner 179 Daniel Tuttle Johnny Vaughn Bobbie Ann Walker Wesley Walker Earl Ward Theresa Ward Kery Ware Evelyn Warren Arthur Washington Donald Washington Rhonda Waters Robert Watkins Ronald Watson Cecilia Watts Linda Watts Johnny Weaver Donald West Linda Westbrook Christine Whitley Joseph Whitman 180 Anthony Williams Darena Williams Debra Williams Dee Williams Earl Williams Linda Williams Susan Williams James Williamson Johnny Williamson Jeanette Woodam Norma Woodham Annie Yates Not Pictured: Donnie Andrews Tom Baillargeon Charles Barnard Rod Bivins Irene Casey Diane Daniels David Deloney Susan Estep Jerry Gilmer Robert Grant Richard Holmes William Johnson Tony Jones Gregory Latto Eliza Leonard Patricia Linden Isabella Magno Larry March Wyatt McDaniel Harry Mills Bobby Motes Melvin Mullins Maria Murphy Juan Ortiz Mike Pomeroy James Sheppard Kells Sistrunk David Smith Elaine Smith Gary Smith Kathy Smith David Stafford Kay Stevens Sarah Thomas 181 The Junior Class Officers are as follows: Mildred McCormick, Reporter; Ronnie Lewis, Vice-President; Dennis Powell, President; Sandy Powell, Secretary; Barbara Haney, Treasurer. The Juniors of 1970 are proud to be a part of a great school like Carroll High. They have demonstrated that pride by upholding all school standards as well as by setting good examples for the underclassmen. They have also shown, in numerous small ways, their appreciation of the guidance given them by the faculty and administration. In a serious effort to raise money for the Junior-Senior prom, the juniors topped the school’s record for candy sales. They further showed their energy and culture when they put on a play, “The Passing of the Third Floor Back.” The Junior Class Ann Akridge Sue Amundson Kim Andrews Mary Arnold 182 Darlene Austin Pat Bagwell Anna Bailey Mike Baltzell Helen Banks Paul Bartley Anne Bean Alvin Biggums Lenny Blunt Sandy Bolin Tim Bond Joanne Bosworth Therrell Bradley Kay Bradshaw Debbie Brantley Cliff Brashaw Marianne Brenner James Brighton Carl Brown Terry Brown 83 Mike Brummett Pat Brummett Brenda Buck Eddie Buckinger Kevin Buckner Tim Burgess Sue Byrd Cathy Cain Ronald Caldwell Woodrow Calhoun James Carney David Carrier Debbie Carroll Susan Carroll Judy Carter Wayne Cason Jim Cawdill Rufus Cawthon Joan Cherry Dianne Cheshire 184 Linda Childree Susan Childree Rick Church Martha Cockrell Doug Connell Dan Cordell Steve Corson James Cotter Chuck Cox Christie Craig Jeanne Craig Annf Culbertson David Cutchen Larry Cutchin Tony Cutchin Nick D’Andrea John Daniels Linda Davis Jack Dibrell Richard Dreiser 185 The Juniors broke candy sales records again this year. Terry Drew Billy Dunn Wilton Dyck John Easley Debbie Edwards Carl Ellis Rex English Gayle Ethredge Marsha Evans Pam Ewing Alice Faniel y Eddie Faulk j 186 Joe Faust Connie Finney David Fisher June Fisher Bernard Flowers Sandy Flowers Linda Folds Aljeana Franklin John Fulbright Elise Furgueson Dianne Gal yon Kathleen Garner Lynne Garrett Bobby Gary Gloria Gaskins Wanda Gaskins Mike Gill Mike Goodson Marina Grantham Angelo Guisto 187 Robert Gulledge Beverly Hadden Gail Hamburg Barbara Haney JoAnne Harper Johnny Harper Lawrence Harper Norma Harper Charlie Harris Mary Harriston Jerry Helms Chuck Henry Keith Hidle Chiko Holmes Virginia Hood Charles Hover Tonita Horne Linda Hotz Steve Howard Susan Howard 188 Dottie Hughes Johnny Hughes Jack Hyde Mary Hunter Shem Jackson Jeannie Jarvis Henry Jenkins Lonnie Jennings Jessie Jett Denise Johnson Gordie Johnson Stanley Johnson Mark Jones Kenneth Jordan Edward Kelly Lester Kendrick Billy Kennedy Donnie Kilpatrick Toni Kish Janice Lambert 189 Some of the best homecoming bulletin boards were done by Juniors. Kenneth Landers Rene Leatherwood Undrea Lee Richard Lester Ronnie Lewis Mike Li sen by Marcia Makowski Linda Mathews Loyee Mathews Mary Max Cheryl McAfee Kaye McCasslin 190 Dave McCormack Mildred McCormick Freddy Mclllwain Sam McKinney Yvonne McNabb Tim McNeal Sandy Meredith Reba Miggins Donna Miller Glenn Miller Jennifer Miller Phyllis Miller Wanda Miller Jo Ann Miles Sharma Miles Linda Mills Robert Mitchell Grady Mixon Janet Moore Charlie Morgan 191 Clair Morgan Brenda Mossor Linda Mossor Linda Mullins Donna Murrah Charles Murray Avan Newkirk Altan Newman Nick Nissen Stephanie O’Dell Shirley Parker Joseph Payne Lyle Peterson Connie Plemmons Cathy Powers Dennis Powell Sandy Powell Kathleen Priest Mike Quattrini Terri Raulston 192 Mark Richardson Rita Roberson Deborah Robertson Molly Rowe Mike Rudd Alexis Ruthowski Ronald Sanders Jerry Sauls Steve Schaffer Rodney Sharp Cynthia Shelton Delores Shipman Danny Simmons Gregory Simpson Marilyn Sistrunk Mike Slaughter Emily Smith Faith Anne Smith Karen Smith Laura Smith 193 The Juniors had a live ram for the Homecoming parade. Mike Smith Sherry Smith Walter Smith Carolyn Snell Beverly Sndlgrove Janet Snellgrove Kathy Snook Peggy Spivey Kim Stamper Margeret Stein Kimi Stoddard Jackie Stokes 194 Paula Stone Hugh Taylor Jeanie Thomas Marilyn Thomas Adrinda Thomason Brenda Thompson Tanya Thompson Frederick Thorne Becky Turlington Ricky Updyke Windy Waddington Alice Walker James Wallace Linda Warrick Dorothy Washington Kathy Waters Raymond Watson Van Weeks Wes Weeks Lenny Wheldon 195 Cindy White David Williams Jerry Williams Mamie Williams Jimmy Williamson Jimmy Wimberly Dwane Withrow Elsa Wolfe Jon Woodham Charles Woods Cary Wynn Not Pictured: Joel Baillargeon Ken Barron Evelyn Boykins Gary Broome Barbara Casly Norman Castagneto Bobby Cawthon Miller Covington Myra Crittenden Janice Dyck Jeanelle Edwards Cassandra Everette Paula Frye Doug Heilman Michael Johnson Mitchell Johnson Mary Jones Charles Levancier Kathy Martin Leona Mathews Kenneth McLeod Curtis McVey Lewis McWood Raymond Murray Jacqueline Newman Louis Newman Georgell Rogers Edmund Royster Bobby Skipper Marvin Smith Lawrence Stallworth Edward Stubbs Dennis Tew Steve Volk Lawrence Wallace Cliff Warren 196 In Memoriam October 8,1952 — June 11,1969 In the summer of 1969, we the Junior Class lost one of our most beloved classmates, Ikey Gamer, in a motorcycle accident. Ikey, who was bom October 8, 1952, was the son of Major and Mrs. Isaac Richard Gamer. Ikey was a member of the Carroll High School Varsity Basketball team, the Key Club, and the President of the Fort Rucker Bowling League. He left an impression of devotion and kindness, and appreciation so unique that it shines brighter than anything we ever remember. The manner in which he went about things exemplified his excellent character and leadership abilities. These memories will always remain in our hearts and minds only with the thought and hope that someday we will meet again. Ikey Garner 197 In Memoriam Kenneth Smith November 24,1952 — July 7,1969 An honor student and member of the Carroll High Band was killed on July 11,1969. The car he was driving came into a ninety degree curve and overturned. Kenneth Gene Smith, sixteen, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Smith. As a member of the Drifting Sands, Interact Club, and Drafting Club, he played an important role in the life of Carroll High School. Other than school activities, he played the piano, guitar, and the saxophone. He was a member of the Carroll High School Band as well as the Carroll High Stage Band. His main ambition in life was to be in the field of architecture. Ken was a lively, cool-headed person who could accomplish any goal he put his mind to. He was a person who could be depended upon no matter what situation might arrive. His warm smile, casual walk, and outgoing personality were characteristics of Ken that we will always remember. 198 SENIORS Left to right: Debbie Baxley, Reporter; Linda Lindstrand, Treasurer; Lisa Sherbert, Secretary; Don Howard, Vice-President; Allan Kelley, President. The 1970 Senior Class The seniors traveled slowly down the road to graduation, unaware that time would eventually pass much faster than was desired. The class held the annual magazine sale and was rewarded in the spring with a barbecue. Several students performed and many others helped in the production of the Senior Class play, “Shy Guy”. With fond memories and gained knowledge, the class departed from Carroll High leaving rich wishes for its future. 200 Arnold Lynn Allen “Some people say no and wonder why; but I say yes and wonder why not.” Patricia Ann Allen “Things do not change; we change.” Earnestine Anderson “Be cheerful. Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important.” Carlos Milton Andrews “Opportunity knocks only once, but temptation leans on the door- bell.” Sara Nell Andrews “To dream the impossible dream.” William Walton Andrews II “A man can only live what he believes.” Stephen Dale Angle “Without music where would I possibly be? Without music there would be no me.” Alice Jeannette Arnold “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.” 201 Teresa Dell Arnold Harold Franklin Ayers “Lost wealth may be replaced by industry, lost knowledge by study, lost health by temperance, but lost time is gone forever.” “Live your life as you please, not as other people tell you how.” Joseph Jerome Bankstron “I love my women as drinkers love their wine; the more I drink, the more they seem devine.” Barbara Jan Barkett “You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Steven Dale Barnett “Any dummy can run the ball, but only a man can block.” Loretta Barrow “All people smile in the same language.” Sharon Lee Bass “What we are is God’s gift to us; what we become is our gift to God.” Deborah Lynn Baxley ‘T will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path, and I will leave a trail.” 202 Frederick Marvin Beasley Latricia Diane Beasley “People should judge me not be the color of my skin, but the content of my character.” “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” Winfred Leon Bivins “If you can’t say what you think, why think.” Leroy William Bodford, Jr. “To live for today and love for tomorrow is the wisdom of a fool.” 203 David Alan Bolich Timothy Edward Bond “Watch your speech. A man’s command of the language is most important. Next to kissing it’s the most exciting form of communica- tion mankind has evolved.” “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you might find you get what you need.” Nancy Marrie Booher “I have seen yesterday, I love today, and I’m not afraid of tomorrow.” Christine Marie Bostwick “Be young, be foolish, but be happy.” Renee Burdette Boykin “Judge not, that ye be not judged.” James Johnson Brantley “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the dif- ference.” Donna Sharon Bridges “If I have brought out one but of laughter into your life with my crazy personality or silly acting, I have accomplished my goal. For wit is something from within and cannot be falsely acquired.” Bobby Neal Bright “Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest.” Caroline Bright “If you can’t have happiness for yourself, then you can’t share it with others.” Deborah Brooks “Today I am a follower, tomorrow I will be a leader.” 204 Clemtine Aileen Brown Larry Jack Brown “God 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 ’ “He that can have patience can have what he wants.’’ Paul Robert Buchan “It is better to be silent and thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.” Gary Crawford Buchanan “The darkest hour always come before the dawn.” Daniel Grady Byrd “Be young, be foolish, but be careful.” Rachel Ramona Byrd “Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be a acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength and my redeemer.” Timothy John Byrd “It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” John Coleman Campbell “O wind, if winter comes, can spring be far behind.” 205 Barbara Jean Carter “Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone.” Willie Jean Chalker “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by; and that has made all the difference.” Calvin Clark “I am no fool but really cool but I DIG WHAT’s going on.” Larry Clark “Love is funny — short like a toy. If you want your heart broken, give it to a boy.” 206 207 Patrick Conarton Jerry Luedonnie Cook “Nature thrives on patience; man on impatience. “Only he who attempts the ridicu- lous can achieve the impossible.” Patricia Ann Corson “Prejudice is the child of igno- rance.” Norma Yvonne Cox “Life is a plant, that if tenderly cared for: succeeds.” Nancy Ellen Craig “Live for today for tomorrow may never come.” Carl Crittenden “If you want children to improve let them overhear the nice things you say about them.” Carol Crittenden “A man shows what he is by what he does with what he has.” James Otis Crittenden “The trouble with the future is that it usually arrives before we are ready for it.” 208 Gabriele Gisela Curley “We get happiness not from the things we have done, but from the memories we have of them.” Zelda Lee Curtis “Be young, be foolish, but be happy.” John Walter Daniel “Discipline is the refining fire by which talent becomes ability.” Ronald Brannon Daniels “Outstanding.” Elizabeth Danner “You pay a great deal too dear for what’s given freely.” James Robert Day “I see the world as it is today but I envision it as the people will make it. Power to the people.” Linda Kaye Dees “Happiness is as a butterfly, which when pursued, is always beyond our grasp, but which, if you will sit quietly, may alight upon you.” 209 Patricia Ann Deloney “Good things come in small pack- ages.” Susan Fay Dennis “I must give primary attention to the present, as the past cannot be relived and the future is yet as a dream.” Annie Pearl Dowling “Politeness is the art of selecting among one’s real thought.” James Roy Dunn “What I must do is all that concerns me, and not what people think.” Richard Alan Evins “Knowledge, the foundation of our world, will survive us all.” Eddie Eutsey “A sweet man always moves ahead.” 210 Edward Robert Everett Bonnie Grace Ferguson James Edward Foote “Everythng is always as it seems. Jacqueline Franklin “Sometimes when you think the whole world is falling down, it s only yourself that’s leaning. 211 Margaret Franklin James Robert Fuqua “Never doubt the one you love, because love is the greatest thing that life can give; and someday we shall learn it is true.” “If I have but one life to live, let me live it with a blond!” John Benson Furqueron “Success is not only what you make of yourself, but how you influence others.” Joseph James Gallo “I came, I saw, I conquered.” Larry Paul Garner “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.” Joseph Thomas Garrett, Jr. “A successful man is one who can build houses with the bricks that are thrown at him.” Linda Gayle German “It’s good to forgive, but best to forget.” Dorothy Elaine Gibbons “Life is too short for hatred and tears; mine will be filled with love and good years.” Deborah Kay Gill “There are people I’ve really touched whom I’ll never know.” Barbara Ann Goddard “Be nice to people on the way up, because you’ll meet the same ones coming down.” 212 Merita Grant Margaret Ann Graveline “‘BLACK’ is beautiful and it’s beautiful to be ‘BLACK.’ ’’ Linda Gayle Gunter The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile, that costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile.” “Smile and the world smiles with you; cry and you cry alone.” Phyllis Diane Hackney “Fortune lost, nothing lost; courage lost, much lost; honor lost, more lost; soul lost, all lost.” Roger Hadden “One-seventh of your life is spent on Monday.” Valeri Elizabeth Hafers “The crest and crowning of all good, Life’s final star, is Brother- hood.” William Henry Harris “Don’t take life too seriously; you’ll never get out of it alive.” Randy Clay Hart “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.” 213 Silvia Marlice Hart Sandra Kay Head “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” “To handle yourself, use your head; To handle others, use your heart; To handle me, Handle With Care!” Janet Faith Hefner “There are 3 essentials for happi- ness: Something to believe in, Something to hope for, Someone to love!” Douglas Helman “I dread only one day at the time.” Donald Ellsworth Howard “I was No. 84 on your football team, but No. 1 in your hearts.” Joseph Allan Howell “He who skips and gets caught pays in the end.” John Roysce Howell “You only live once, enjoy it while you can.” Judy Catherine Hudson “Some Cupid kills with arrows, some with traps.” 2U Kathleen Frances Huffstutler Susan Husky “Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry and you cry alone.” “Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.” 215 Alice Ann Jesse “Life is God’s gift to us; What we make of it is our gift to Him.” Cynthia McGuire Johnson “Pessimism leads to weakness; opti- mism leads to power.” Robbie Jewel Johnson “Be slow in choosing a friend, slower in changing.” Jon William Jones “I have only one life to give for the defense of my country; the other is for wine, women, and song.” Thomas Edward Jones “Education is like travelling on a super-highway, if you stall every- body gets to where they’re going ahead of you, and hardly anybody helps you get started again; so stay with your education and don’t stall.” 216 Marilyn Louise Judah Dewey Allan Kelley “KNOW what you want and then go and get it.” Henry Earl Kelley “A common flower, a weed that no one sees, yes; but for us, a noble thing, the dandelion.” Mark Thomas Koch “I walk alone but always in light, To go and see the distance sights, I try my luck at joy and cheer, And hope my future will be clear.” Janice Irene Leatherwood “If I can put one touch of rosy sunset into the life of any man or woman, I shall feel that I have worked with God.” Judith Doreen Lee “You must have a dream to have a dream come true.” Linda Leigh Lindstrand “Don’t be too quick to condemn; For the one you condemn may someday be faced with giving you life or death.” Linda Ray Lisenby “Most of the successful people I’ve known are ones who do more listening than talking; If you choose your company carefully, it’s worth listening to what they have to say.” 217 Deborah Sue McCall “My candle bums at both ends; It will not last the night but, oh, my friends and, oh, my foes, it gives a lovely light.” Thomas John McCormack “The future shares promise, but oh for me, I’ll take the security I find in my memories.” Stanley Joe McDaniel “Worry kills men—why die?” Zadie Lee McGlon “If you can dream and not make dreams your master, If you can think and not make thoughts your aims—Yours is the earth and every- thing in it.” Mae Dell McKinnis “Few people have risen in life by means of a shaky stepladder.” Janice McLeod “Black had met greater challenges in its history and maintain it soul sister and soul brother of today.” Deborah Jan McLure “You can’t build a reputation on what you are going to do.” Mary Elizabeth McNair “Life hangs as nothing against liberty.” 218 Renee Marie Macko Henry Jess Massler “What’s the earth with all its art, verse, and music worth compared with love, found, gained and kept?” “Success generally follows suc- cessive working days.” Aubrey Napoleon Matthews, Jr. “National injustice is the road to national downfall.” Rita Denise Matthews “Know thyself and seek self im- provement.” Samuel Earl Matthews “There is no I in TEAM: Work together. PEACE.” Terrell Vincent Matthews “Happy is he who hears and ignores; a hundred evils pass him by.” 219 Cecilia Elaine Mathis Danny Midkiff “The days of our future stand before us like a row of little lighted candles—golden, warm, and lively little candles.” “Oh, Danny Boy, not a toy, lives a life of love, of love and joy.” Barbara Lee Mitchell “Life is too short for hatred and tears; mine shall be filled with love, laughter, and good years.” Rita Helen Mizell “Come what come may, time and the hour runs through the roughest day.” 220 Larry Burson Morris Ray Allan Mowery “One has one life to live; make it enjoyable.’ Henry Stephen Napier “God made earth, then He rested; God made man, then He rested; God made woman, since then no one has rested.” “Live as long as you may, the first twenty years are the longest half of your life.” Bettye Ruth Newman “Who hath put wisdom in the inward parts? Or who hath given understanding to the heart?” Michael Lee Nicholson “Live for today and let tomorrow worry about itself.” Doris Linda Norman “Of pleasures, those which occur most rarely give the most delight.” Susan Reine Novak “True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice.” Michael Edward O’Dell “A year of joy, sadness, expec- tancy, and disappointment; this is the year that we see life as it is.” Patricia Ann Paramore “Forgiveness is the fragrance the violet sheds on the heel that crushed it.” Jeffrey Martin Parker “Fair is foul and foul is fair.” 221 Joyce Ellen Parker Cathy Lomette Perkins “The more happiness we give, the happier we become, and the happi- er we become, the more we have to give “All the flowers of all the tomor- rows are in the seeds of today.” Harriet Amanda Price “Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself.” Robert Jeffry Price “Insist on yourself; never imitate.” Doris Marie Provencher “A woman can keep one secret—the secret of her age.” Thomas Edward Reeves “Dream of the future, remember the past, but live your life day by day.” 222 Jane Ross John David Runkle “A smile paves the way to friend- ship.” “Live today and tomorrow—that’s your life’s future; being content with yourself—that’s happiness.” Denny Edwin Rushing “Who knows what’s going to happen today; I’m looking forward to tomorrow.” Larry Scott Sal tee “To live your life in your own way with peace of mind is a privilege you seldom find.” Sandra Louise Scheafnocker “He who knows not, and knows not that he knows not, is a fool; he who knows and knows that he knows is wise—follow him.” David William Schimpf “Much wisdom often goes with the fewest words.” 223 Jackie Neal Sellers “Do anything you like, just so long as it makes you happy and does not hurt anyone else.” Lisa Anne Sherbert “The foolish man wonders at the unusual, but the wise man wonders at the usual.” Beverly Ann Smith “A smile is the whisper of a laugh.” Jerry Lee Shelfer “Live fast and love hard; tomorrow is not given.” Jessie Pearl Shipmon “I do not want merely to possess a faith, I want a faith that possesses me. Marilyn Fernanda Smith “My life’s ambition is to help and make happier all of God’s crea- tures.” Catherine Louise Smithey “Life is the flower of which love is the honey.” Alfreds Snell “Success is a journey not a destination.” Beverly Jean Snell “The greatness of any person can always be measured by his willing- ness to be kind.” David Lee Snook “Blessed is the man that walketh not in the counsel of the ungodly, nor standeth in the way of sinners. His delight is in the Law of the Lord and whatsoever He doeth shall prosper.” 224 Teresa Eleanor Sovia Gerald Douglas Spradlin James Larry Stanton “Do not judge anyone by other people’s opinion, but by your own descretion.” Michael Wayne Steltenpohl “Integrity backed by service. Donald Joseph Sterzenback “Live, love, and raise almighty hell for peace and quiet I do despise.’ David Alan Storey “Beware, I may tell a good joke yet!” Charlotte Elaine Strickland “Keen sense, common sense, quite a lot of nonsense; always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad.” Eugene Wilson Sullivan “Life is a walk down the road; never regret a step.” Toni Sue Sullivan “Care not what others may think of you for they are but particles of the same mediocrity.” 225 Kathleen Anne Tharin Aralynn Thompson “Many a true word is spoken in jest.” William Michael Thomberry “Iron hand in a velvet glove.” “A Father’s a treasure; a Brother’s a comfort; a Friend is both.” Terry Keil Tolbert “The school years go by fast so make the best of them while you can.” Pamela Jean Townsend “The moving finger writes, and having writ moves on; nor all your pity and wit can lure it back to cancel half a line, nor all your tears wash out a word of it.” Edward Bradley Trim “You never know how much you’re going to miss something until you have to do without it.” Bill Albert Turner “I’m not lazy, I’m just conserving my energy.” Vivian Elaine Walker “To youth I have but three words of counsel: Work, Work, Work.” Steven N. Walker “Be young, be foolish, but be happy.” Sandra Lynn Ward “Some of the most difficult mo- ments in life became the fondest memories.” 226 William Steve Warrick Tommy Gene Whatley “When you’re a Senior, don’t hope for the best just hope.” “Only be who and what you are and never ashamed of what you have.” John Whitner III “Life is not trying to avoid the problems, it’s how you cope with them that counts.” Larry Brent White “When you have seen beyond yourself then you may find peace of mind is waiting there—and the time will come when you see we are all one, and life flows on within and without you.” Willie Edward Whittington, Jr. “Live, laugh, and love as if tomorrow will never come.” Alma Ruth Williams “Better late than never!” 227 George Ladon Williams Mary Lee Williams Sandra Lee Wilson “Help to create a peaceful world where all shall be as one and none shall question another. Live and open your mind to all that is beautiful.” Cathy Wortham “The glory of life is to love, not to be loved.” Greg Wyman “Every man is the maker of his own fortune.” Annette Yates “Put your trust in God for all things and strive to be the best wherever you are.” Pictures not available: George Kline Edler George Clark Guereno Vicke Lee McGee Robert Lee March Nellie Deloris Suggs Leslie Wharton Touart, Jr. Gloria Ann Williams Thomas Wandray 228 Senior Who’s Who Senior Who’s Who are nominated and elected by the senior class. Best All Around Bubba Bodford Lynn Thompson Best Dressed 229 Jan Barkett Jimmy Day Most Likely To Succeed Zelda Custis 230 David Benton Elaine Gibbons Most Intellectual John Runkle Sandi Head Mike O'Dell Best Personality Wilbur Jackson Popular Lisa Sherbert Most Marilyn Judah Don Sterzenback 232 Most Athletic Allan Kelley Bebe Bryan Best School Spirit Wittiest David Bolich Kathleen Tharin Most Mischievous Gloria Williams Jim Douglas 233 Best Looking Paul Buchan Debbie McLure Most Dignified Tina Brown 234 Most Dependable Ronnie Baldwin Janice Leatherwood Most Typical Grads Jean Chalker Bobby Bright 235 Cutest Couple George Williams Kathleen Tharin Most Talented Doris Provencher Don Howard 236 237 Most Original Tim Bond Patty Corson Friendliest Renee Boykin George Williams Valedictorian Janice Leatherwood The Top Twenty Honor Students Salutatorian Judy Lee Salutatorian John Runkle Salutatorian Judy Jarvis 238 Charlotte Strickland Diane Hackney Ronnie Baldwin Zelda Custis I Alice Jesse Mike O’Dell Jacqueline Franklin Aubrey Matthews Coleman Campbell Pam Townsend T Brad Trim Barbara Reynolds Renee Boykin David Benton Jimmy Fuqua William Andrews 239 ROBERT NEVIN ADAMS: ROTC THOMAS EDWARD ADAMS: Key Club; Spanish Honor Society; Curtis School Plan Salesmanship Award. ARNOLD LYNN ALLEN: Interact Club; “C” Club; EAGLET Staff; FTA; Ski Club; FRWA; Basketball Team. PATRICIA ANN ALLEN: EAGLET Staff; FTA; Band; FHA. EARNESTINE ANDERSON: Thes- pian Society; ROTC Sponsor; French Club; FHA Reporter; Junior Mis- sionary Society Parliamentarian; Ju- nior Choir; President of South East District Convention; FBLA; First Aid Certificate; Queen of South East Dis- trict. CARLOS MILTON ANDREWS: Avia- tion Club President; Electronics Club; ROTC Drill Team; Junior Class Fa- vorite; Drill Team Commander. SARA NELL ANDREWS: EAGLET Staff; 1969 Activities Editor; 1970 Editor-in-Chief; FHA, First yice-Pres- ident, Vice-President, Recreation Lead- er, Junior, Chapter, and State De- grees; FTA; Thespian Society; Latin Club; Radiator Club; Anchor Club; Choral Club. WILLIAM WALTON ANDREWS II: Spanish Honor Society; Latin Club; Basketball Team; Student Council Of- ficer and Representative;Interact Club; National Thespian Society; Talon Staff; Tennis Team; Boys’ State; Top Twen- ty. STEPHEN DALE ANGLE: Band; FTA; Choral Club; All-State Band. ALICE JEANNETTE ARNOLD: EA- GLET Staff. TERESA DELL ARNOLD: Latin Club; Choral Club; FHA, Talon Staff. HAROLD FRANKLIN AYERS: Stu- dent Body. RONALD LEWIS BALDWIN: National Honor Society Treasurer; National Thespian Society; Electronics Club; Investments Limited President; Stu- dent Council; Lions Club Boy of the Month; Top Twenty. JOEL BAILLARGEON: Student Body. JOSEPH JEROME BANKSTON: Elec- tronics Club. BARBARA JAN BARKETT: Misses Club, Recording Secretary 68-69, Vice-President 69-70; Student Coun- cil; Freshman Class reporter; Home- room Officer; Thespian Society Vice- President; Band Lieutenant; FTA; FHA; TRIC Board Member; Inter- club Council; EAGLET Staff 68-69; Misses Club Model; 66-67 Pledge; Ju- nior Class Play; Miss FTA; Who’s Who, Best Dressed; Majorette 3 years; Head Senior Directory Majorette 1 year; No. 1 magazine salesman; Miss CHS. STEVEN DALE BARNETT: Key Club; “C” Club; National Honor Society; Latin Club; Football Letter man. LORETTO BARROW: Library Club; Cosmetology Certificate. SHARON LEE BASS: Student Coun- cil; FTA; Anchor Club; French Club; National Honor Society; Thespian So- ciety; “C” Club; Choral Club; Talon Staff; Miss Spark; Key Club Sweet- heart; Miss Fire Prevention; First Run- ner-up Miss Ozark; Cheerleader;Sopho- more Class Treasurer. DEBORAH LYNN BAXLEY: Senior Class Reporter; Spanish Honor So- ciety; FHA; Anchor Club Treasurer; FTA; EAGLET Staff. PATRICIA DIANE BEASLEY: D.O. Club; Miss D.O.; FTA; EAGLET Staff. FREDERICK MARVIN BEASLEY: EAGLET Staff; Football Team; Track Team Letterman; “C” Club; Avia- tion Club; Soul Club. RONALD LEE BEASLEY: FFA Sec- retary. DAVID ALAN BENTON: Football Team, co-captain; Spanish Honor So- ciety Vice-President; Baseball Team; National Honor Society Vice-President; Student Council Representative and Treasurer; Thespian Society; “C” Club Vice-President; Key Club secretary treasurer; Radiator Club; Who’s Who; Most Likely To Succeed; President of Junior Class; Good Citizenship Boy; Outstanding Teenagers of Amer- ica; Junior Class Play. WINFRED LEON BIVINS: Soul Club; FFA; Band Club; Drill Team; Band. LEROY WILLIAM BODFORD, JR.: Key Club President; “C” Club Treas- urer; FTA; EAGLET Business Man- ager; Radiator Club President; Best All-round in CHS; Mr. FTA; Football Team co-captain. DAVID ALAN BOLICH: Band Drum Major and Officer, Winner of First Division Trophy at Selma Band Fes- tival; Thespian Society; FTA; HWA; Radiator Club; Who’s Who; Stage Band; Allstate Band. TIMOTHY EDWARD BOND. Draft- ing Club; Who’s Who: Most Original. NANCY MARRIE BOOHER: Choral Club; Newspaper Staff; Library Staff; FHA; Pep Club; Choral Certificates; School Helper Award. CHRISTINE MARIE BOSTWICK: Li- brary Club. RENEE BURDETTE BOYKIN: Na- tional Honor Society; FBLA, As- sistant Secretary ; Dramatics Club Sec- retary; Library Club; Science Club; Student Council Secretary; Band; Scholastic Honors; Attendance Hon- ors; Band Honors; Dramatics Honors. JAMES JOHNSON BRANTLEY: DECA Club; Junior Beta Club; 4-H Club Reporter. DONNA SHARON BRIDGES: Tri-M Club; Thespian Society; Choral Club; Talon Staff; FTA; FHA; Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Junior Red Cross; An- chor Club; War Eagle Club for Girls; HRS Society; Powderpuff Football Team; Freshman Class Beauty; Sopho- more Class Beauty; Sophomore Valen- tine Beauty. BOBBY NEAL BRIGHT: Key Club; Student Council Representative; “C” Club; Beta Club President; French Club; Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes; 4-H Club President; Freshman Class; Letters in Football and Track; Who’s Who. CAROLINE BRIGHT: FTA; FHA; 4-H Club; D.E. Club. KATHLEEN BROOKS: Student Body. CLEMTINE AILEEN BROWN: Band Lancer Captain; Misses Club Corres- ponding Secretary, President; FTA; Student Council Secretary Thespian Society; Anchor Club; Spanish Honor Society Secretary, President; Pep Squad ; Outstanding Teenager of Amer- ica; TALON Staff; Student of the Month; Who’s Who: Most Dignified. LARRY BROWN: Student Body. LARRY JACK BROWN: FTA. BETTY BEBE BRYAN: Thespian So- ciety Secretary; C Club Treasurer; Misses Club Secretary; FTA; Band; Choral Club; Annual Staff; H.R.S. Historian; The War Eagles Club For Girls; American Cheerleading Associa- tion Staffer; Head Cheerleader; Fresh- man, Sophomore, and Junior Class Favorite; Freshman Homecoming At- tendant; Homecoming Queen; Anchor Club; Student of the Month; Who’s Who: Most Athletic. DANIEL GRADY BYRD: Science Club; Electronics Club. RACHEL RAMONA BYRD: Choral Club. TIMOTHY JOHN BYRD: FTA; In- teract Vice-President; Thespian So- ciety; Investments Limited; Electronics Club; Ozark Teen Club; “C” Club; EAGLET Staff; Student Council; Let- ters in Football and Baseball. GARY CRAWFORD BUCHANAN: Spanish Honor Society; TALON Staff; Art Service Club. PATSY ANN CARDEN: FHA, Li- brary Club, D.E. Club, Trie, Ozark Teen Club PETER ERIC CARLSON: Student Body. JOHN TROTMAN CARROLL: Key Club, Latin Club, “C” Club, F.T.A., Teen Club, Student Council Repre- sentative, Homeroom Secretary, An- nual Staff, Radiator Club, Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Choral Club, Captain of the 1969-1970 Basketball Team. BARBARA JEAN CARTER: Debutant Club. WILLIE JEAN CHALKER: Frosh Spirit Club, Anchor Club, Thespian Society, Tri-M Club, Historian, Pledge Counselor, President, Charter Mem- ber; Junior Class Reporter, HRS-Sec- retary, TALON Asst. Co-Editor, Choral Club, First place short story award, Cultural Activities Program, Who’s Who—Most Typical Grad. DAVE CHAMBLISS: Football Team, Basketball Team, Aviation Club, “C” Club, Soul Club, “K” Club, Out- standing Running Back. CALVIN CLARK: Student Body. LARRY CLARK: Youth Club, D.O. Club, Teen Club. GARY LEE CLEMENTS: Thespian Society, “C” Club, Football Letter. JAMES LLOYD COCHRAN: TALON Staff, Student’s Rights Union, Stu- dent Council, Representative, Alter- nate. BILLY RAY COLEMAN: Electronics Club, F.F.A. DONNA LYNN COLLETTE: FHA, D.E. Club. CHESTER DAVIS COMBS, JR.: Stu- dent Body. JOHN COLEMAN CAMPBELL: Band, Captain, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Thespian So- ciety, All-State Band. JOHN ANDREW CANNON: Elec- tronics Club, D.O. Club. PATRICK CONARTON: ROTC Drill Team. Drum and Bugle Corps. JERRY LUEDONNIE COOK: ROTC, Electronics Club, FFA. MARSHA SUSAN COOPER: Stu- dent Council Representative, TALON Staff, Science Award. WYNELL CARRIE CORN: Student dent Council. PATRICIA ANN CORSON: Teen Club, Tri-M Club, Secretary, Senior Class Favorite, Who’s Who—Most Orig- inal. NORMA YVONNE COX: Tri-H-Y Club, Treasurer, Future Nurses of America, Secretary, Drama and Arts Club, Pep Club, Anchor Club, Cos- metology, Miss Cosmetology. NANCY ELLEN CRAIG:Choral Club. CARL CRITTENDEN: Youth Club, Treasurer; FFA, Treasurer; Homeroom president, Student Council, D.A. Smith Marching Band, Carroll High March- ing Band. Perfect Attendance Award. CAROL CRITTENDON: FBLA, Girl Scouts, Senior Leader, FHA, Junior Class, Treasurer, Reporter, Youth Club, Red Circle, Treasurer, BOE, Girl Scouts: Senior Aids Bar, mem- bership Star, World Association Pian, Cookie Badge, Homemakers Badge, First Aid Badge. JAMES OTIS CRITTENDON: Junior Class, Sergeant of Arms, Dramatics Club, FFA, Vice-President, Aviation Club, Football, Baseball Award; Auto- Mechanics Club. MAE OLIVIA CRITTENDON: BANL (D.A. Smith). JACQUELINE CROW: Debutant Club, TALON Staff. GABRILLE GISELA CURLEY: Li- brary Club, Pep Club, Art Club, Choral Music Club, Cosmetology Club, Ger- man Club, Vice-President. ZELDA LEE CUSTIS: National Hon- or Society, Spanish Honor Society, Who’s Who—Most Intellectual Girl. MARYGRACE D’ANDREA: Debutant Club, Parliamentarian, Vice-President, President, FTA, TALON Staff. Junior Homecoming Attendant, Alternate Se- nior Beauty. JAMES ROBERT DAY. Electronics Club, TALON Staff, Students Rights Union, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Who’s Who: Best Dressed. Student Council. JOHN WALTER DANIEL: Electronics Club;Spanish Honor Society; Radiator Club; S.P.O.F.A.T.; Ozark Teen Club; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion; Listed in Merit’s Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents; R.O.T.C. Battalion Adjutant. RONALD BRANNON DANIELS: Stu- dent Body. ELIZABETH DANNER: Choral Club; Cosmetology Club. LINDA KAYE DEES: FTA; Pep Club; Art Club; YWA; 4-H; Vice-Pres- ident of 9th and 10th grade. PATRICIA ANN DELONEY: D.O. Club. SUSAN FAY DENNIS: French Club; FTA; Thespian Society; “C” Club; Student Council; Pep Squad; Junior Beauty; Cheerleader. LEIDA SOCORRO DIAZ: Spanish Honor Society; French Club. JAMES ALEXANDER DOUGLAS: Electronics Club Officer; French Club; FTA; Letter and Trophies and Ribbons in Track. ANNIE PEARL DOWLING: FBLA Club; Cheerleader; Sophomore Treas- urer; Junior Treasurer; Freshman Class Assistant Secretary; Perfect Atten- dance Certificate; Certificate for Out- standing Cheerleader; Certificate for Typing. JAMES ROY DUNN: D.O. Club; Drafting Club; Electronics Club. GEORGE KLINE EDLER: Student Body. JAMES ALBERT ELLIS: Autome- chanics; Basketball; Baseball; Foot- ball; Band; Student Council Chaplain; Science Club; Youth Club; Vice-Pres- ident of FFA; Class President; ABC Club Vice-President. JAMES NOEL ETHRIDGE: “C” Club; FFA President; French Club; Interact Club Reporter; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Student Council; TALON Staff; Letters in Track and Football. RICHARD ALAN EVINS: French Club. EDDIE EUTSEY: Football team; Bas- ketball Team; Baseball Team. EDWARD ROBERT EVERETT: FFA; Boy Scouts; Football Team; Track Team; BTU President. BONNIE GRACE FERGUSON: 4-H Club; Choral Club. BEVERLY JO FLOWERS: FTA;FHA; French Club Treasurer; Student Coun- cil; Band; TRIC; Misses Club Cor- responding Secretary; EAGLET Staff; NLS; Investments Limited. JEROME FLOWERS: Student Body. EDDIE FOOTE: ROTC. JACQUELINE FRANKLIN: National Honor Society; Band; Dramatics Club Treasurer; Student Council Treasurer; Library Club Secretary ; Science Club Secretary; FBLA Treasurer; Junior Class Assistant Secretary; Third Place Oratorical Address; Top Twenty. MARGARET FRANKLIN: FBLA; Band; Library Club; FHA; Ushers Club; National Honor Society; Band Certificate. JAMES ROBERT FUQUA: Latin Club Consul; Ken Club Vice-President; Stu- dent Council President, Vice-Pres- ident, Representative; Thespian So- ciety; FTA; Radiator Club Treasurer, Key Club Basketball Team; Pool Table Club President, Owner; Teen Club; EAGLET Staff, Editor of Faculty Section; City Clerk on Student Gov- ernment Day; God and Country Award; Nominated for the West Point Academy Award; Top Twenty. JOSEPH JAMES GALLO: D.E. Club; National Honor Society; LeHermans Club; Basketball Team; Track Team; Annual Staff; Newspaper Staff; Drama Club; Student Government Vice-Pres- ident; Spanish Club President; Fresh- man Class President; Sophomore Class President; Sophomore Class Favorite; Homecoming Escort. LARRY PAUL GARNER: FFA; Elec- tronics; Radiator Club President. JOSEPH THOMAS GARRETT, JR.: French Club; 4-H Club; Explorers, ROTC Drill Team; Protestant Youth of the Chapel ; American Legion ROTC Scholastic Excellence Award, Best Drilled Squad, Best Drilled Platon, ROTC Merit Award. LINDA GAYLE GERMAN: DECCA Club; Annual Staff. DOROTHY ELAINE GIBBONS: Stu- dent Council; FHA; FTA Secretary; Spanish Honor Society, Thespian So- ciety; Anchor Club Chaplain; De butante Club; EAGLET Staff; Junior Class Play; Girls’ State Representative; Good Citizenship Girl; Who’s Who: Most Likely to Succeed. DEBORAH KAY GILL: Anchor Club; Choral Club; Drama Club; Best Sup- porting Actress; Varsity Cheerleader; French Club; National Cheerleading Foundation; J.V. Cheerleader. BARBARA ANN GODDARD: Drama Club; FHA. MERITA GRANT: Youth Club As- sistant Secretary; FBLA; FHA; ABC Club; Cheerleader. MARGARET ANN GRAVELINE: Choral Club; Spanish Club. GEORGE CLARK GUERERO: Stu- dent Body. LINDA GAYLE GUNTER: Library Club; D.O. Club; Choral Club. PHYLLIS DIANE HACKNEY: Na- tional Honor Society Chaplain; Span- ish Honor Society; FHA; FTA; Li- brary Club; Choral Club; Anchor Club; Order of the Rainbow for Girls, Past Worthy Advisor; President of Dalco-Sub-district; Vice-President and Youth Service Fund Promoter-Con- ference Youth Council of the Meth- odist Church; 1970 Bishop’s Convoca- tion; Top Twenty. ROGER HADDEN: Student Body. VALERI ELIZABETH HAFERS: Na- tional Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; Anchor Club TALON Staff. HILDA HAGLER: Student Body. DONALD ANDREW HANEY: Inter- act Club; C Club; Latin Club; 4-H Club; Honorable Mention All-State Interior Lineman; 3 Letters in Foot- ball; Basketball Letterman; ROTC Bat- talion Staff. JULIE M. HARONEY: Student Body. WILLIAM HENRY HARRIS: Student Body. RANDY CLAY HART: ROTC Bat- talion Staff; Color Guard; Art Club. SILVIA MARLICE HART: Choral Club; D.O. Club Vice-President; Miss DO. SANDRA KAY HEAD: Tri-M Club; FHA; Anchor Club; Who’s Who; Best Personality; Miss Ozark Contest: Miss Congeniality. JANET FAITH HEFNER: Student Council Representative; Sophomore Class Beauty; EAGLET Staff; FTA; FHA; Choral Club; Office Assistant. DOUGLAS HEILAMN: Student Body. AUDREY HOLDER: Student Body. MICHAEL LEON HOLLAND: Stu- dent Body. DONALD ELLSWORTH HOWARD: “C” Club; EAGLET Staff; Football Letterman; Track Letterman; Senior Class Vice-President; Who’s Who; Most Talented; Radiator Club; Art Club Secretary; Secretary of S.O.U.L. JOSEPH ALLAN HOWELL: Tennis Team. JOHN ROYSCE HOWELL: C” Club; Latin Club; Electronics Club; Ozark Teen Club Councilman; 4-H Club; Science Club; First Place Ozark In- vitational Tennis Tournament. JUDY CATHERINE HUDSON: D.O. Club Secretary. KATHLEEN FRANCES HUFFSTUT- LER: FHA; Choral Club. LINDA SUE HUSKEY: Thespian So- ciety; EAGLET Staff. TIMOTHY IAN IRVINE: Student Body. DEWEY JACKSON: Track Team; Football Team. JUDGE M. JACKSON: Student Coun- cil; Honor Society; Certificates for Scholastic Achievement. WILBUR JACKSON: “C” Club; Foot- ball Team; Baseball Team; Track Team; Who’s Who: Most Popular. JUDITH LYNN JARVIS: Anchor Club; Job’s Daughters; French Club; National Honor Society Store Man- ager; Red Cross Volunteens; Invest- ments Limited; Honor Roll; Betty Crocker Homemaker; TALON Stu- dent of the Month; Top Eight Senior Salesmen;Top Twenty: Salutatorian. SUSAN LOUISE JERNEGAN: FHA; Tri-M Club Treasurer; Thespian So- ciety; Choral Club; EAGLET Feature Editor; Student Council Representa- tive; Office Assistant. ALICE ANN JESSE: Anchor Club; FTA; Speech Club; Tri-Hi-Y; National Junior Honor Society; National Hon- or Society; FHA; Spanish Club; De- bate Club. CYNTHIA McGUIRE JOHNSON: FBLA; Dramatics Club; Library Club; Student Council; National Honor So- ciety; Band; Certificates for Academic Achievement; First Place in Oratorial Contest; Second Place in Elk’s Ora- torical Contest of the Southeast Dis- trict. ROBBIE JEWEL JOHNSON: 4-H Club Treasurer; Library Planning Commit- tee; FHA Parliamentarian; Physical Education Assistant President; Class Club Secretary; Cosmetology Club President. RONDALL JOHNSON: Student Coun- cil; Honor Society; Science Club; Baseball Team; Band; Library Club. TIMOTHY JOHNSON: Student Body. JERRI JONES: Student Body. JON WILLIAM JONES: Aviation Club; Electronics Club; “C” Club; Football Manager; Track Manager. THOMAS EDWARD JONES: ROTC Drum and Bugle Corps Commander. MARILYN LOUISE JUDAH: FHA; FTA; Science Club; Band; Majorette; War Eagle Club for Girls; HRS Pres- ident; Tri-M Club Treasurer; Historian, Chaplain; Who’s Who: Best School Spirit. DEWY ALLAN KELLEY: “C” Club; Interact Club President; FLA; French Club; Thespian Society; Football Cap- tain, Letterman; Baseball Letterman; Basketball Letterman; Senior Class President; Boy’s State Representatives; Associated Press Back of the Week; Student Council Representative. HENRY EARL KELLEY: Drafting Club; SPOFAT. MARK THOMAS KOCH: Football Team. DIANA REGINA KUSKOVICH:D.E. Club. JERRY LAWSON: ABC Club. JANICE IRENE LEATHERWOOD: National Honor Society Secretary ; Fu- ture Homemakers of America; Student Council Representative; Anchor Club Senior Director; Who’s Who: Most Dependable; Top Twenty Valedicto- rian. JUDITH DOREEN LEE: French Club; Anchor Club; National Honor Society; Future Homemakers of America Sec- retary; Treasurer; Top Twenty Saluta- torian. KAREN DIANE LEMKE: Pep Squad Vice-President. LINDA LEIGH LINDSTRAND: An- chor Club; Talon Staff; Cheerleader; Senior Class Treasurer; Miss Ozark Senior Class Beauty. LINDA RAY LISENBY: Twentieth Century Club Historian, President; Thespian Society; FHA; FTA Treas- urer; Band; Lancer; EAGLET Staff; Band Section, Sports Section, War Eagle Club for Girls; HRS Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer. THERESA ANN LISENBY: Student Body. DEBORAH SUE McCALL: Student Body. THOMAS JOHN McCORMACK: Lat- in Club; FTA; D.E. Club Vice-Presi- dent; Distributive Education Club of America; Student Council. STANLEY JOE McDANIEL: Key Club; National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society; “C” Club; Baseball Team; Student Council Representative. ZADIE LEE McGLON: Library Club; Choral Club; Spanish Honor Society; Science Club; Math Club; Marshar- ettes; Freshman Class Secretary. MAE DELL McKINNIS: National Hon- or Society; FBLA; Drama Club; Band Certificate. JANICE McLEOD: Drama Club; FHA; 4-H Club; BETA Club. DEBORAH JAN McLURE: Latin Club; French Club; Twentieth Century Club Vice-President; HRS; War Eagle Club for Girls; FHA; FTA; EAGLET Staff; “C” Club; Thespian Society; Interact Club Sweetheart; Freshman Class Beauty;Sophomore Class Beauty; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Sopho- more Class Homecoming Attendant; Who’s Who: Best Looking; Second Runner-up in Miss Ozark Contest. MARY ELIZABETH McNAIN: Stu- dent Body. RENEE MARIE MACRO: Student Council Representative; D.E. Club Secretary; Freshman Clas6 Beauty; Sophomore Class Beauty ; Senior Class Beauty. HENRY JESS MASSLER: Interact Club Vice-President; Latin Club; “C” Club; EAGLET Staff; Football Team. CECELIA ELAINE MATHIS: Latin Club; FHA; Anchor Club; TALON Staff; FTA; DECA Club. AUBREY NAPOLEON MATTHEWS, JR.: Student Council Treasurer, Vice- President, President; Band Student Conductor, Treasurer, Business Man- ager, Lieutenant; Honor Society Treas- urer; FFA Reporter, Shop Foreman; Science Club Vice-President; Outstand- ing Band Member Award; District VII Band Clinic; Third Place in Dis- trict VII Science Fair; Community Service Award from Student Council. RITA DENISE MATTHEWS: FBLA Secretary; Drama Club; Science Club; Honor Society; Band, Head Major- ette; Junior Attendant for May Club; Library Assistant. SAMUEL EARL MATTHEWS: Sci- ence Club; President of Honor So- ciety; President of FFA; Band Lieu- tenant, President; Student Council Representative; Youth Club; National Honor Society Award; Band Award. TERRELL VINCENT MATTHEWS: FFA; Marching Band; Third Place in State Science Fair. DANNY MIDRIFF: Football Manager; “C” Club. WILLIAM ROBERT MIGGINS: Foot- ball Team; Basketball Team; Track Team, Letterman; Student Council; Freshman Class President; Aviation Club; Electronics Club; EAGLET Staff; Soul Club. SHIRLEY ANN MILES: FBLA Sec retary. Vice-President; 4-H Club, Home Improvement Pin, Certificate of Good Sportsmanship. BARBARA LEE MITCHELL: Tri-M Club; Keyettes Sergeant-at-Arms; Civic Club Historian; Pan-Am Club; Drama Club; FHA; “Most Fun Loving.” RITA HELEN MIZELL: Latin Club; FHA; FTA; Choral Club; Science Club; Debutante Club Secretary; TAL- ON Staff; Ozark Teen Club. AGNES MAE MOORE: FHA; DECA. WILLIAM JEFFREY MOORE: Avia- tion Club Vice-President. RODNEY LEE EARL MORGAN: Lat- in Club; Basketball Team; ROTC; Color Guard Captain. LARRY BURSON MORRIS: Aviation Club; ROTC. RAY ALLAN MOWERY: ROTC Rifle Team, Drill Team; Football Team; TALON Staff; Choral Club; TRIC; Baseball Team. HENRY STEPHEN NAPIER: Avia- tion Club; ROTC; 4-H Club. BETTYE RUTH NEWMAN: FHA Vice-President; Library Club; Medical Aid Club; President of T I; Medical Aid Honor. MICHAEL LEE NICHOLSON: Stu- dent Body. DORIS LINDA NORMAN: Latin Club; FHA, Chaplain, Historian; French Club President; Debutante Club His- torian; Thespian Society; Senior Scouts; Dance Teacher’s Certificate- Dance Caravan U.S.A. SUSAN REINE NOVAK: Student Council;FHA;FTA;National Thespian Society; EAGLET Staff; Band; Radia- tor Club. MICHAEL EDWARD O’DELL: Stu- dent Council; National Honor Society; Spanish Honor Society Vice-President; Key Club; TALON Staff Editor-in- Chief; Catholic Youth Organization President; Football Team; SPOFAT; Ozark Teen Club President; English Club; German Club .Investments Limit- ed; TRIC; Teen Club Council—Chair- man of Teen Board; Honor Student- Freshman Year; Who’s Who: Best Per- sonality ; Top Twenty. PATRICIA ANN PARAMORE: FHA, FTA; Choral Club; Radiator Club. JEFFREY MARTIN PARKER: Span- ish Honor Society; Key Club; Thespian Society; National Honor Society; “C” Club; Football Team; Baseball Team; Radiator Club; Boys’ State Representa- tive; Junior Class Secretary. JOYCE ELLEN PARKER: FHA, Chap- lain, Recreation Leader; FTA Vice- President; Anchor Club President; 20th Century Club; Student Council Chap- lain; Latin Club. CATHY LORNETTEPERKINS: FTA; Math Club; National Honor Society; Anchor Club. DEBBIE FRANCES PETR ALIA: 4-H Club; Library Club; FBLA; FHA. RONALD HORACE PIPPIN: Spanish Honor Society; Key Club; Thespian Society; “C” Club; Football Team; Baseball Team; Radiator Club. HARRIET AMANDA PRICE: FHA President, Parliamentarian; FTA; Lat- in Club; Thespian Society; Anchor Club; International Order of the Rain- bow for Girls; Nominated to National Youth Power Congress; Selected by Rotary Club as Outstanding Home- maker. ROBERT JEFFREY PRICE: Student Body. DORIS MARIE PROVENCHER: French Club; Anchor Club; Who’s Who: Most Talented. THOMAS EDWARD REEVES: Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes; Electronics Club; Science Club; Student Council; Annual Staff; Newspaper Staff; TRIC; SPOFAT; Rifle Team; Investments Limited; Ozark Teen Club; ROTC, Scholastic Excellence Medal; Football Letterman. BARBARA JEAN REYNOLDS: FHA, Anchor Club; Spanish Honor Society; National Honor Society; ROTC Bat- talion Sponsor; Honorary Major; Top Twenty. MICHAEL PAUL ROBINSON: Inter- act Club Reporter; Choral Club; Band Lieutenant; Stage Band; EAGLET Staff. JANE ROSS: Student Body. JOHN DAVID RUNKLE: Latin Club; Choral Club, Treasurer and President; National Thespian Society, President; National Honor Society, President; Key Club; Outstanding Teenager Award; Top Twenty, Salutatorian. DENNY EDWIN RUSHING: D.O. Club; DECA Club; President; D.E. Club; Choral Club; Electronics Club. LARRY SCOTT SALTEE: D.E. Re- porter; Electronics; Drafting, Special Director; Lettered in Football. SANDRA LOUISE SCHEAFNOCKER: Future Teachers of America; Future Homemakers of America; Choral Club; Latin Club; Debutante Club; TALON Staff; D.E. Historian. DAVID WILLIAM SCHIMPF: French Club; Golf Team; Baseball Team; ROTC Drill Team, Rifle Team; Color Guard, 1st Lieutenant; Student Coun- cil; Baseball Letterman. JACKIE NEAL SELLERS: Football. JERRY LEE SHELFER: FT A; ROTC Drum and Bugle Corps; Aviation Club. LISA ANNE SHERBERT: French Club, Vice-President; Tri-M Club, Sec- retary, Vice-President, Reporter; Stu- dent Council; Thespian Society; Teen Club Board; Senior Class Secretary; Senior Class Beauty; Senior Class At- tendant; Who’s Who: Most Popular; TALON, Co-Editor; Literary Maga- zine, Co-Editor. JESSIE PEARL SHIPMAN: Student Council, Parliamentarian; Girl Scouts, Future Business Leaders of America; Future Homemaker of America; Lead- ership; Citizenship. BEVERLY ANN SMITH: Student Body. MARILYN FERNANDA SMITH: Pep Squad; NEDT Certificate of Merit; Honor Pin; Third Place Basketball Tournament. CATHERINE LOUISE SMITHEY: French Club; Biology Club; Anchor Club; N.E.D.T. Certificate. ALFREDA SNELL: Student Body. BEVERLY JEAN SNELL: Band, Stu- dent Council; National Honor Society; Future Homemakers; Girl Scouts; Li- brary Club; Freshman President; Sophomore Vice-President; Future Business Leaders of America, Treas- surer; Scholastic; Band; FBLA Lead- ership; Citizenship. DAVID LEE SNOOK: Library Club, President; ROTC Drill Team, XO; SPOFAT; Superior Cadet MT. II. TERESA ELEANOR SO VIA: School Play Choral Reading; Social Service Club. GERALD DOUGLAS SPRADLIN: Student Body. JAMES LARRY STANTON: D.E. MICHAEL WAYNE STELTENPOHL: Key Club; Latin Club; Radiator Club; TALON Staff ; Bleacher Bums. DONALD JOSEPH STERZENBACK: Latin Club;BTeam Basketball: Bleach- er Bums, President; Who’s Who; Most School Spirit. DAVID ALAN STOREY: Key Club; “C” Club; Spanish Honor Society; Student Council; TALON Staff; B Team Basketball; Letterman in Foot- ball, Baseball. CHARLOTTE ELAINE STRICK- LAND: Latin Club; FHA Second Vice- President; Anchor Club; National Hon- or Society Chaplain; FBLA President; EAGLET Staff, Editor of Senior Sec- tion; Top Twenty. JOHN ARTHUR STUTTS: DECA Club; ILGW; Investments Limited; ROTC; French Club; Junior Varsity Basketball. NELLIE DELOIS SUGGS: Student Body. EUGENE WILSON SULLIVAN: Band; Drafting Club. TONI SUE SULLIVAN: Newspaper Co-Editor; Thespian Society; Tri-Hi-U; Beta Tau Sorority; Debutante Club Model Pledge. KATHLEEN ANNE THARIN: FT A; Student Council; Debate Club; TALON Staff; Thespian Society; Debutante Club; Key Club Sweetheart; Who’s Who: Cutest Couple, Wittiest; Pep Squad. ARALYNN THOMPSON: Latin Club; FTA President; Anchor Club Treasurer; FHA Chaplain, Parliamentarian; Stu- dent Council Treasurer; Thespian So- ciety; Misses Club Chaplain, Treas- urer; Pep Squad; Who’s Who; Best All- Around; Model Misses Club Pledge. WILLIAM MICHAEL THORNBERRY: Art Club; Debate Club; Drafting Club; Band, Color Guard; TRIC Council Member; TALON Staff; SPOFAT; Thespian Society; Citizenship; Seminar, Searcy Arkansas. TERRY KEIL TOLBERT: FFA Pres- ident: Drafting Club. PAMELA JEAN TOWNSEND: FTA Reporter; GAA; National Honor So- ciety; Thespian Society Treasurer; French Club; Student Council; Band; Investments Limited; NLS; EAGLET Staff; Top Twenty; TRIC; All-state Band; Citizenship Seminar, Searcy, Arkansas. EDWARD BRADLEY TRIM: German Club; CSF; Varsity V Club; Varsity Letter in Swimming; Top Twenty. BILLY TURNER: Student Body. STEPHEN M. WALKER: Drafting Club. VIVIAN ELAINE WALKER: FBLA; Band; Library Club; National Honor Society. SANDRA LYNN WARD: Twentieth Century Club, FTA; FHA; TALON Staff. WILLIAM STEVE WARRICK: Elec- tronics Club. TOMMY GENE WHATLEY: Interact Club; “C” Club President;Electronics Club President; FFA; Football Letter- man. JOHN WHITENER ID: Interact Club Treasurer; “C” Club; Choral Club; Good News Choir President; “Big Play’’ Award; Battalion Commander Junior ROTC; All-state Chorus. LARRY BRENT WHITE: French Club; Basketball Team; Debate Club; Annual Staff, Editor of ROTC Sec- tion, Photography Editor; Public In- formation Officer, ROTC. WILLIE EDWARD WHITTINGTON: D.E. Club Treasurer; FFA;Electronics Club; ROTC; FTA; Radiator Club. ALMA RUTH WILLIAMS: Science Club; Math Club; Glee Club President; Library Club; Sophomore Class Sec- retary; Junior Class Secretary; Cheer- leader. GEORGE LADON WILLIAMS: In- teract Club; “C” Club; Student Coun- cil; Junior Class Vice-President; Base- ball Team; Football Team; Choral .Club; Sophomore Class Favorite; “Big Play” Award; Boys’ State Representa- tive; Who’s Who: Cutest Couple; Friendliest. GLORIA ANNE WILLIAMS: ILJS; Investments Limited. MARY LEE WILLIAMS: FBLA; FHA; 4-H Club; ABC Club. THOMAS EARL WILLIAMS: ROTC; Medical Explorers. SANDRA LEE WILSON: Cosmetology Club; German Club. BARBARA ANN WINDHAM: FHA; D.O. Club. TERRY LEWIS WOODHAM: Band; D.O. Club. CATHY E. WORTHAM: Student Body. GREG WYMAN: Student Body. ANNETTE YATES: FHA; ABC Club. 245 BRACKIN THEATRE FAN DRIVE-IN Ozark, Alabama THE BEST IN MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT 7 6 Reine Novak invites everyone to see a movie often. Tyler's Office Supply A Complete Line of Office Supplies And Equipment P.O. BOX 266 317 S. UNION AVE. Phone 774-2521 774-2522 Tyler Edwards Owner • Manager BUILDING SUPPLIES—PLUMBING—HEATING PUMPS-SPORTING GOODS-PAINTS CARROLL HARDWARE Dependable Service for 40 Years OZARK, ALABAMA 36360 Phones 774-5192-774-5193 sSfi DUPREE MOTOR CO. 713 S. UNION AVE. OZARK, ALABAMA GENERAL DUPREE PHONE 774-9213 OWNER HOME PHONE 774-5692 OZARK PLUMBING-HEATING ELECTRIC CO. INC. L.W. BODFORD BOX 188 OZARK, ALABAMA CLAYBANK AVE. PERRY RD. PHONE 4-2722 747 Come in Today and Take Advantage Of These Options QUALITY SYNTHETIC STONES WHITE OR YELLOW GOLD MASCOTS UNDER THE STONE INLAID INITIALS INITIALS UNDER THE STONE DIAMOND TOPS BRYAN'S JEWLERY AND SPORTING GOODS Famous For Quality And Price Your Jewlery Headquarters PRINCESS AND DINNER RINGS DIAMOND RING SETS BIRTHSTONE RINGS FOR ALL SPIDEL WATCHBANDS AGES WEDDING RINGS MANY OTHER JEWLERY GIFTS 250 139 EAST BROAD STREET OZARK, ALABAMA DAIRY KING FAMOUS BROASTED CHICKEN DOWLING'S —OZARK'S NEWEST AND FINEST- Open 8:30 A.M. Until 10:00 P.M.-Weekend-11:00 -SINCE 1899- MANAGED BY BRENDA LAMAR CANTRELL DISTINCTIVE FASHIONS PHONE 774-2056 LADIES Ready-To-Wear And Accessories Men And Boys Quality Apparel PERKINS BROOKS FINE SHOES GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Ozark, Alabama PAINT BODY SHOP N. MAIN DALE VILLE, ALABAMA PHONE 598-2285 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 318 YANCEY STREET OZARK, ALABAMA FLOWERS ARE OUR SPECIALTY REV. LUTHER TADLOCK, PASTOR OZARK FLOWER 1 was glad when they said unto me, let us go into and the House of the Lord ' GIFT SHOP, INC. PHONE 774-5700 SNELL, OWEN KELLY, INC. INGE AND RED NORMAN 738 SOUTH UNION AVE. 30 SOUTH SQUARE OZARK, ALABAMA OZARK, ALABAMA All Forms of Insurance 251 COX SON PAINT AND FLOOR COVERING 207 WEST BROAD OZARK, ALABAMA 36360 Bobby R. Cox Phone 774-2393 Dove Austin The ConTinenTal BeauTy Shop Fabric Notions Yarn DALEVILLE FABRIC SHOP Donnell Blvd. Shopping Center Daleville, Alabama Phone 598-4937 115 Community Drive Owner Manager Sue Lapp Operators Apprentice Jill Sayton Linda Mills Gwen Friche Betty Faye Thomas Phone 774-6484 M icmFooo The Southern Star Serving Ozark and Dale County for 102 years Follow the Eagles in all sports By reading the sports reporting In this award winning Newspaper AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOODS US 231 By-Pass Ozark, Alabama Orders to go Phone 774-2077 Open-11 A.M.-10 P.M. Matthews Dale Florist FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 210 South Union Ave. Phone 774-8888 OZARK, ALABAMA 252 Fugua Construction Co. Ozark, Alabama VA and FHA Loans Congratulation and Best Wishes To the Class of 70 Robert L. Fugua OWNER Phone 774-5235 253 Gerald Thompson, President Ray Sweezey, V. President 774-3108 774-3108 774-5880 774-5880 774-6429 774 6429 National Mortgage Co., Inc. P.O. BOX 404 Ozark, Alabama Commercial Loans We Cover The World Finding Mortgage Money. No Shortage of Mortgage Money—Try Us. Legal Assistance and References Furnished. Susan Marcellis—Secretaries—Deborah Kirkland t Please Allow One Hour for Delivery Service 10) Wj PIZZA ON CALL 5172 Mutual Savings Life Phones: Insurance Company 5173 Since 1927 Bldg. 3402, 5th Ave. Div. Rd.— Home Office: Decatur, Alabama For Rucker, Ala. Ordinary Life—Burial Income Provider—Military Conversion Mortgage Protection BEASLEY HONDA A. M. Gibbons Sales Representative Honda Triumph Sales Service 774-6287 904 East Broad Ozark, Alabama 36360 Area Code 205 774-5420 254 Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio Jerry's Beauty Salon 4 West Court Square, Ozark, Ala. Kenneth Holman Monument Company Monuments and Mausoleums Ozark, Alabama An Hour of Beauty Free Imported Wigs Merle Norman Cosmetics Debbie's Beauty Salon Wiggery Donnell Shopping Center, Daleville, Ala. We specialize in Wigs, best quality prices in town. Ozark 774-6087 Daleville 598-6630 Your Pleasure Is Our Policy We give S H Green Stampsl Candlelight Motel Apartments U.S. Highway 231 South Phone 774-3108—Ozark, Alabama Weekly Rates—Room Phones Cable T.V. Mr. Mrs. Gerald Thompson Owner 253 COMPLIMENTS OF DOTHAN, ALABAMA THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF OZARK --HOURS- MON.-TUES.-WED. THURS.-SAT. 9 A.M.-2:30 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M.-5 P.M. 9A.M.-12NOON OFFERING ALL MODERN BANKING FACILITIES -DIAL- 774-5184 JUST BACK OF POST OFFICE 774-5185 S. MERRICK AVE. P.O. BOX 958 OZARK, ALA. COMPLIMENTS OF Frances Beauty Salon OWNER: FRANCES CAIN OPERATORS MARGARET SNELLGROVE BARBARA WINDAM Mattox Drug Co. PHONE 774-2527 S. Union Ave. Andrew Drug Co. PHONE 774-5290 Ozark, Ala. 36360 257 258 Riddle Realty Co. Inc. SALES—INSURANCE-GI-FHA- Mortgage—Loans—Home builders GARICA'S Air Conditioning Refrigeration Central Heating P.O. Box 219—942 Daleville St. Vacuum Cleaner OZARK, ALABAMA 36360 Installations Telephone 774-6255 231 N. By-Pass Ozark, Alabama KWIKCHEK 274 S. Merick Ave. Phone 774-8945 259 THE BANK OF OZARK Serving Ozark And Dale County Since 1934 NEWTON BRANCH DIAL DALEVILLE BRANCH 774-9313 CALL CALL 299-3441 598-4446 Cor. E. Reynolds St. East St. BANK BY MAIL DRIVE-IN WINDOWS FREE PARKING BANK MONEY ORDERS LOANS FREE NIGHT DEPOSITORY SAFE DEPOSIT BOX FACILITIES FREE PERSONALIZED CHECKS TRAVELERS CHECKS CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB 260 COMPLIMENTS OF WALTER HAND MOTOR CO. Ozark, Alabama PRICE BROS. GAS CO. INC. Butane Gas Appliances Ozark, Alabama Louisville, Alabama NEAR HOSPITAL 310 JAMES DIAL 774-8505 OR 774-6100 OZARK COSMETIC SUNDRIES NIGHT PHONES 774-8455 OR 774-9640 CENTER DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS—OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION REGISTERED PHARMACISTS KEN WASHBURN, WOODFIN MIZELL JIMMY M. RODGERS Furniture Floor Coverings GARNERS Furniture, Floor Coverings Draperies 427 NORTH UNION AVE. OZARK, ALABAMA 36360 Marilyn Judah admires new spring shoes at the Shoe Mart East Shopping Center. Debbie Gilliam and Ruth Elmore show Marilyn Judah and Jan Barkett new sports- wear for 1970 in the Village Shoppe in the Fair. COMPLIMENTS OF BARKETT'S STORES The Hub The Fair Shoe Mart Barkett's Lynn Stose arranging new linens in the fabric de- partment, one of tne many newly decorated depart- ments in Barkett’s Store. Julian Barefield ready to serve your every need in the Hub, where there is always a perfect fit and never a charge to achieve it. 262 Campground Baptist Church FORT RUCKER ROAD-OZARK REV. WALLACE M. DUKE, PASTOR JESUS SAID I AM THE TRUTH THE WAY AND THE LIFE. JOHN 14:6 Dominey Mitchell Chevrolet Inc. This is a friendly Church where everyone is welcome. Phone 774-5125 Ozark, Ala. Amoco Service Center CLINT GRANTHAM, DEALER PHONE 774-8576 Cor. Reynolds Daleville Streets Parker-Johnson Building Supply Company, Inc. All Building Materials 415 North Union Phone 774-9377 Han-D-Snak Food System A DIVISION OF REALTY LEASING CORPORATION Suite 7—Foster Park North P.O. Box 1071 Dothan, Ala. 36301 205-794-2697 Harrison's Glass Seat Cover Shop If It Involves Glass It Involves Us AUTO GLASS PLATE GLASS MIRRORS Bob Gentry Director of Operations PHONE 774-8622 613 SOUTH UNION AVE. OZARK, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF Sheppard's Jewlery Gifts of Quality Phone 774-5230 16 EAST COURT SQUARE OZARK, ALABAMA Garrett Furniture Co. Furnishings For The Complete Home Furniture—Accessories—Carpet PHONE-774-5327 23 WEST COURT SQUARE OZARK, ALABAMA 263 BROWN REAL ESTATE CO. Douglas Brown —Real Estate Broker— 35 S. Court Square 264 774-5171 Phones 774-5172 You Always Save At_ GUNTER-DUNN Furniture Everything to decorate your home Phone 774-6771 Ozark, Alabama Compliments of You Save More At Deloney's IGA RUDD —and— Furniture Co. Country Kitchen Phone 774-2300 Ozark, Ala. Phone 774-8535 OZARK, ALABAMA m SHERER'S Drive-In Restaurant U.S. 231 By-Pass Ozark, Alabama Telephone 774-6329 or 8958 265 SUPPORT OUR BOOSTERS Alpine Music Shop Bobby Walker's Grocery Market Brown's Pharmacy Charles Woods Curt Head Standard Service Station Curtis Judah Dale Farmers Cooperative, Inc. Fox and Briar Hale's Barber Shop Hide Away Park and Pool Hilbolt's Hiway Host Restaurant Holland's Hudson Service Station J. R. American Station Jack Newman Motor Co. 766 Lisenby Nurseries Dixie Fence Co. Murray Well's Tire Co. One Hour Martinizing Ozark Aviation Company Radio Station WOZK WOAB Sam Folmar's OK Tire Store Sears Roebuck Co. Sherwin-Williams South Union Garage T.L. Borom V.J. Elmore Xl C esfern Auto Whaley's Department Stafie White's Auto Store 5 1 1 1 1970 EAGLET 1970 EAGLET 1970 Ex LET 1970 EAGLET 1970 EAGLET !f! i i ifcikl i il W lilii IH i W '!l i H 0h i I i i Hi ? 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