Carroll High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1972 volume:

72 Carroll High School Ozark. Alabama Editors: Lynnette Bishop Debbie Glaze Business Managers: John Fain Ronnie Drew Advisor: Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush Contents Organizations 26 Faculty and Administration Features 94 ROTC 118 Band 128 Athletics 142 Classes 176 Advertisements 256 72 I HOPE TODAY WILL BE . . . 4 A LIGHTER HIGHWAY 5 6 7 CAN YOU EVER THINK OF ANY BETTER WAY . . . 9 IT 9EEM9 TO ME A CRIME THAT WE 9H0ULD HATE 11 THESE FRAGILE TIMES . . . 12 13 A TIME YOU NEVER CAN . . . 14 16 WATCH THEIR CHILDHOOD FLY 17 19 LET THE PEOPLE KNOW . . . 20 YOU GOT WHAT YOU NEED. WITH A FRIEND AT HAND 22 23 24 25 26 Organizations STUDENT GOVERNMENT Mr. Dagostin, Sponsor; Steve Price, Trontnrpr- Cathy Denniy Secretary. Donna Barbouj, Vice PrSstd nt; Jan Jackson, Chaplain; Herdon Holman, President; 2nd row: Jan Simpson, Bubba McClure, Greg Sand, JoAnn Gedd s,vJ honda HughvjLind Edgar, Diane Townsend, 3rd row: Kenneth Philips, Patti Norman, Linda Youngpeter, Amy Maxwell, Donna Darlington, Mike-A xtef, Barbara Garrett, Irvin Boger, 4th row: Beth Faulk, Jenny Carmical, John Walker, Madonna Boger, Meredith Howard, Patti Snellgrove, Gwen Haney, Ann Reynolds, Tina Bartley, 5th row: Whondy Duncan, Debbie Hughes, Al Craig, Bobby Runkle, Joan Johnson, Jimmy Adams, Jimmy Sasser. The Student (Government of Carroll High has the job of promot- ing school spirit and communication between faculty and students. The members are elected from their respective classes by popular vote and are approved by the faculty. 28 29 MARIE D. HORN CHAPTER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: Debbie Williams, Lorna Sommers, Marie Sanders, Patricia Linder, Lynnette Bishop, Betty Segrest, Steve Price, Mrs. Horn, sponsor, 2nd row: Kathy Ashcraft, Wesley Walker, Ray McLaughlin, Sam Saliba, Sarah Jablecki, Rhonda Hughes, Debbie Reynolds. The goal of the Marie D. Horn Chapter of the National Honor Society is to promote education as a complete product through emphasis on four dimensions: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service. To become a member of the National Honor Society, you must be a junior or senior and have necessary qualifications. You must have a grade average of no lower than a “B” in every subject for two semesters preceding induction. You must have spent the last full semester at Car- roll High School, and total approval by the faculty or the Honor Society Board must be met. Once you become a member you must maintain high standards of the Society and set an exam- ple at all times. 30 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Vice-President — Marie Sanders President — Patricia Linder Secretary — Lynnette Bishop Treasurer — Betty Segrest Sponsor — Mrs. Horn Store Manager — David Baldwin Store Manager — Lorna Sommers 31 SOCIEDAD HONORARIA HISPANICA Row 1: David Benefield, Fred Steagall, Bubba Dunn, Ray McLaughlin, Greg Sand, Sam Saliba, Row 2: Jan Simpson, Donna Benton Cindy Sweeney Rusty Andrews, Bobby Baker, Danny Glaze, Row 3: Becky Turner, Kathy Ashcraft, Diane Townsend, Debbie Reynolds, Trisha Lin- der Lynnette Bishop, Karen Adcock, Row 4: David Johnson, Ralph Reyes, Wesley Walker, Mike Deloney, Terry Dean, Rhonda Waters. The Spanish Honor Society is a club for those students with high achievements in Spanish. To be eligible for membership in the so- ciety, a student must have maintained an honor average of “B” in the study of Spanish for at least two semesters. The Society is named for Dr. Alfred B. Thomas, professor-emeritus of the Univer- sity of Alabama. Row 1: Mrs. Knight, sponsor, Wendy Dunncan, Betty Segrest, Vicki Adcock, Susan Wil- liams, Donna Barbour, Marie Wakefield, Row 2: Jorge Garcia, Terri Lisenby, Alicia Knight, Patti Snellgrove, Debbie Metzger, Ellen Cumbie, Meredith Howard Reid, Row 3: Dale Pres- ton, Terry Shell, Mike Cason, Stewart McConnell, Joel Simpson, David Faulk. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: Mrs. Walker, sponsor, Sheri Wedgeworth, Sheri Hayes, Beth Riley, Jim McLaughlin, Patti Hart, Viki Nix, Pat Sanders, 2nd row: Terry McLaughlin, Richard Sossman, Patricia Alexander, Virginia Johns, Mary Cambier, Karen Iris, Viki Nix, Jo Geddes, Steve Mixion, Steve Goodson. OFFICERS Treasurer — Beth Riley Vice-President — Terry Calloway President — Jim McLaughlin Secretary — Barbara Hart Reporter — Viki Nix 33 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1 st row: Mrs. Austin sponsor, Sam Saliba, Donna Barbour, Debbie Reynolds, Terri Lisenby, Diane Townsend, Sue Crumpler, Janet Dick, Mr. Jacobs, sponsor, 2nd row: Janie Dowdle, Debbie Metzger, Alicia Lewis, Karla Hyde, Kathy Mitchell, Jan Jackson, Linda Edgar athyJ} -- nif, Lynnette Bishop, Jean Brown, Bubba McClure, Jan Simpson, Elizabeth Smoake, Betty Segrest, Barbara Garrett, Ann Landers, 4th row: Bubba Dunn, Ray McLaughlin, Gary Storey, Patricia Norman, Meredith Howard, Beth Wilkinson, Jean Mills, Melissa Robinson, Ginger Beck, Marie Sanders, Katie Sommers, Kathy Ashcraft, Alison Birkmyer, 5th row: Bobby Runkle, Chris Massler, Freddy Steagall, Lane Dykes, John Fain, Roy Wilt, Mary Clahoun, Donnie Curry, Debbie Marcum, Danny Canalejo, Vivia Peebles, 6th row: Steve Morrow, Jimmy Adams, Steve Stokes, Rachel Harris, Beth Riley, Ann Reynolds, Peggy Johnson, Paula Hyde, Connie Turbeville, Linda Brinkley, Patricia Alexander, Ginny Anderson, Candy Craddock, 7th row: David Faulk, Mike Barefield, David Johnson, Herdon Holman, Sue Ann Sorrell, Debbie Massey, Gail Brown, Paige Dyrd, Francia Walker. 34 OFFICERS: President — Debbie Reynolds Vice-President — Donna Barbour Secretary - Terri Lisenby Treasurer Diane Townsend At the first district meet — held at Troy State University, the following members of the Carroll High School F.T.A. were chosen as district officers: Mr. F.T.A. —Freddy Steagall President — Jan Simpson Publicity Chairman — Al Craig Mr. and Miss FTA: Cothy Dennis and Freddy Steagall The basic purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to help students determine if they have characteristics, interest, and abilities to prepare for a career in the educational field. Members work with children, become prepared and gain knowledge about educational innovation. Being a member of FTA is also fun. Members attend dis- trict and State meetings, sponsor Valentine's Day messages, and practice teaching a day. 35 CHORAL ClAlB 1st row: Karen Parker, Debbie Poole, Mary Calhoun, Lynn Overstreet, Nanci Brown, Lynnetta Hill, Alicia Knight, Mary Thomas, Theresa Bry- ant, Cheri Jorgenson, Jeri Grantham, Debbie Tibbets, Stacy Doherty, Dorothy Key, Coleen Whitner, 3rd row: Tracy Updyke, Janis Franklin, Winnie Williams, Constance Johnson, Julia McKinney, Susan McDonald, Janice Shepperd, Diane Martin, 4th row: Ray McLaughlin, Sam Saliba, Herndon Holman, John Fain, Jerry Barrow, David Johnson, Greg Sand, Randy Kurtz, Mike Barefield, Bob Black, Charlie Cook. r OFFICERS President — Bob Black Vice-President Mary Calhoun Secretary — Jeanene Thomas Treasurer — Debbie Poole Reporter — Alicia Knight Accompanist — Karen Cutchen Director — Mr. Shirley 36 Directed by Mr. Shirley, the CHS Choral Club presents concerts for the student body and local organizations. The Choral Club contributed to a POW — MIA rally at Fort Rucker. Concerts performed during the year included the Spring Concert and the Variety Show. Se- lected members compete in All-State try-outs. 37 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Barbara Garrett, Angela Nickerson, Debbie Williams, Linda Watts, Gary Cathcart, Mike Ferrianti, Dana Frank, Linda Edgar, Mike Cason, Row 2: Martha Anderson, Julia McKinney, Cleminta Miles, Winnie Williams, Barbara Lee, Earnestine Wallace, Roy Black- an. Ginger Beck, Janice Pine, Judy Stevens, Judy Johnson, Mrs. Sasser, Sponsor, Shelia Caraway. OFFICERS President — Michael Cason Vice-President — Angela Nickerson Secretary — Barbara Garrett Treasurer — Ginger Beck 1st row: Mrs. Childers, Mrs. Hicks, sponsors, 2nd row: Debbie Higginbotham, Cindy Colston, Wendy Snellgrove, Trisha Linder, Ray McLaughlin, Debbie Metzger, Lynnette Bishop, 3rd row: Linda Watts, Angela Nickerson, Isabella Flores, Lorna Sommers, Kathy Mitchell, Debbie Glaze, Cothy gwiis, rth row: Jeff Harker, Wayne Thompson, Cheri Jorgenson, Elizabeth Smoake, Kathy Ashcraft, Rhonda Waters, Terry Dean, 5th row: Stanley Lisenby, David Johnson, Bruce Moreau, Carmen Paramore, Greg Sand, Donna Barbour, Sam Sliba, Lisa Walding, 6th row: Steve Price, Terry Laughinghouse, Randy Kurtz, Mike Cason, David Faulk, Diane Townsend, Debbie Marcum, Jeanene Thomas. OFFICERS President — Ray McLaughlin Vice-President Diane Townsend Secretary — Patricia Linder Reporter Cindy Colston Sponsors — Mrs. Childers Mrs. Hicks 39 41 MATH CLUB 1st row: Eilo Selander, Karen Adcock, Freddy Steagall, Karla Hyde, Wesley Walker, Debbie Massey, Patricia Lmder, Winnie Williams Mar- tha Anderson, Mrs. Curry, sponsor, 2nd row: Herndon Holman, Sue Ann Sorrell, Jean Mills, Al Stewart, Steve Morrow Mike Tharm Bubba Dunn Gary Cathead, Terry Shell, Lynnette Bishop, 3rd row: George, Ray McLaughlin, Jimmy Adams, Jim Sollie, John Sexton, Stan Lisenby, Michael Barefield, Randy Kurtz, 4th row: Lewis Camp, Bobby Runkle, Cynthia Chancey, Claire Andrews Lorna Sommers, Kathy Ashcraft Danny Griggs, Ginger Beck, Paula Hyde, Peggy Johnson, 5th row: Joel Simpson Stewart McConnell, Roy Wilt Betty Segrest, Elizabeth Smoake, Kay Insley, Jean Johnson, Donnie Curry, Patricia Alxender, 6th row: Gail Holiday, Marilyn Long, Ricky Perkins, Debbie Kittridge, Mike Deloney, Terry Dean, Mark Johnson, Lynn Sossman, Alison Birkmeyer. OFFICERS President Wesley Walker Vice-President — Ella Selander Secretary - Lynnette Bishop Treasurer Karen Adock mm somed nut • J v 42 43 ART CLUB 1st row: Bill Cameron, Jane Quattlebaum, Claire Andrews, Becky Simmons, Cheri Jorgenson, Stanley Lisenby, Reid Garrett, Robert Mat- thews, Mrs. McDearmon, 2nd row: France Dubois, Terry Schell, Kim Sovia, Janita Douglas, Debra Williams, Michelle Mack, Dana Frank, Linda Youngpeter, Viki Warren, Tawana Lee, 3rd row: Thomas Hood, Karla Hyde, Linda McAffee, Wanda Balch, Debbie Massey, Gail Brown, Lisa Gleen, Kathrinia Thornberry, Karen Parker, Gene Allbritten, 4th row: David Johnson, Toni Dailey, Gail Nelson, Angela Dean, Kathy Bagwell, Terri Bond, April Lewis, Nanci Ballairgeon, Tina Bartley, Charles Sovia, Matthew Freeman, 5th row: Bubba Dunn, Chris Mos- sier, Bubba McClure, Garf Johnson, Eddie Hedricks, Richard Sharpe, John Thornberry, Joel Simpson, Reggie Sanders, William Blake, Mike Ellis, 6th row: Randy Strickland, Ricky Davis, Charles McQueen, Ronald Hardon. OFFICERS President Claire Andrews Vice-President — Stan Lisenby Secretary Jane Quattlebaum Treasurer Reid Garrett REPRESENTATIVES Senior — Cheri Jorgenson Junior — Bill Cameron Sophomore — Robert Matthews Representative Becky Simmons AVIATION CLUB 1st row: Mr. Hester, Sponsor, 2nd row: Andy Phillips, Brad Loyal, Jenny Carmical, Arthur Washington, Chris Pampel, Jim Kruger, 3rd row: Richard Herman, Robert Newman, Harold Ellison, Charles Barnard, Chuck Frye, 4th row: Nolan Chauvin, Kerry Ware, Bobby Ware, Mike Falley, Curtis Ellison, 5th row: Rod Atkinson, Mike Andrews, Dale Ranum, David Marsh, Sammy Blocker, Larry Creekmore. OFFICERS Sweetheart — Jenny Carmical President — Andy Phillips Secretary — Arthur Washington Treasurer — Chris Pampel Vice-President — Brad Loyal Officer of Political Affairs — Jim Kruger 45 DRAFTING CLUB OFFICERS Sweetheart — Penny Lewis President — Mike Auxier Vice-President — Dennis Searcy Treasurer — Randy Rayes Reporter — David Beasley Secretary — John Smith 1st row: Mike Auxier, Dennis Searcy, John Smith, Penny Lewis, Randy Hayes, David Beasley, Mark Bowin, Kathrinia Thornberry, Row 2: Carroll Remund, Sid Bouge, Frances Dubois, Phillip Sergent, Terry Dean, Teddy Deese, Karen Adcock, Row 3: John Morgan, Bobby Wat- kins, Vernon Johnson, Scott German, Eddie Henderson, Martie McKeel, Ed Millard, Ray McLaughlin, Al Stewart, Steve Stokes, Mark Stel- tenphol, Steve Norman. 46 ELECTRONICS CLUB OFFICERS President — Calvin Lord Vice-President — Bobby Watkin Treasurer — Mike Neese Reporter — Kenneth Phillips 1st row: Barry Hart, Bobby Watkins, Lynnetta Hill, Calvin Lord, Kenneth Phillips, Bruce Monreau, Larry Powell, Dennis Johnson, 2nd row: Randy Armstrong, James Bludsworth, Thomas Childree, Myron Jones, Ronnie Fain, Sam Ellis, Jerome Flowers, Willie Barrow, Willie Johnson, 3rd row: Glenn Welch, David Miller, Fred Lucas, Alex Warrick, Mike Neese, Bobby Motes, 4th row: Tommy Farmer, Chuck Holloway, Ricky Smith, John Sexton, Bob Tibbits, Mike Morris, Mr. Kil- gore, 5th row; Larry Whitlock, Ricky Gray, Mark Brown, Ronnie Stafford, Kenneth Rigsby, Randy Jackson. 47 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1st row: Curtis Hill, Roger Barnes, Bob Fuller, Steve Byrd, Junior Abshire, 2nd row: Kenneth Rigsby, Clause Rassmussen, Charles Thomas, Earl Rogers, Larry Strickland, Bobby Bankston, Tony Welch, 3rd row: Dennis Boatright, Sammy Nicholas, Jimmy Pittman, Randy Strickland, 4th row: Calvin Lord, Willie Barrows, Joe Griant, Calvin Davis, Roy Crawly, Calvin Harden, Miller Belcher, 5th row: Mitchie Newman, Mr. Cunningham, Sponsor. OFFICERS Reporter — Curtis Hill Vice-President — Roger Barnes Sentinel — Junior Abshire President — Steve Byrd 48 GIRLS 4-H CLUB 1st row: Connie Johnson, Barbara Lee, Martha Anderson, Jeanita Douglas, Clementina Miles, Juanita Ware, Winnie Williams, Janice Dyck, 2nd row: Margaret Steward, Nadine McNair, Marvonne Bivin, Lilliane Johnson, Maxine Bivins, Patricia Thomas, Iris McDaniels, Cloris Kali- mak, Alfreda Warren, Carolyn Lockett, Betty Grant, Vernanda Douglas, Julia McKinney, Mary Ann Edwards, Mary Parker, Teresa Belcher, Jonnie Mae Johnson, Alberta Crittinden, Shelia Franklin, Linda Rogers. OFFICERS Connie Johnson — Chaplain Barbara Lee — Treasurer Martha Anderson — Vice-Pres. Jeanita Douglas — President Clementina Miles — Secretary Juanita Ware — Asst. Sec. Winnie Williams — Reporter 49 SCIENCE CLUB OF AMERICA 1st row: Jane Quattlebaum, Wanda Balch, Teri Lisenby, Claire Andrews, Jan Simpson, Bubba McClure, Bubba Dunn, Fred Steagall, Karla Hyde, Martha Anderson, Clementine Miles, 2nd row: George Hubbard, Bobby Runkle, Al Stewart, Beth Wilkinson, Jean Mills, Lorna Som- mers Patricia Alexander, Pat Krouse, Nancy Taylor, Winnie Williams, 3rd row: Linda Snider, Terry Dean, Jo Ann Calhoun, Kay Bowling, Debbie Chancey, Donny Griggs, Kay Insley, Stan Lisenby, Linda Watts, Mr. Baker, 4th row: David Faulk, Mike Barefield, Gary Cathcart, Kenneth Rigsby, Tommy Folmar, Terry Shell, Debbie Reynolds, Debbie Poole, Steve Price, 5th row: Joe Enfinger, Steve Morrow, Mark John- son, Joel Simpson, Mike Tharin, Steve Stokes, Rachel Harris, Joey Carroll, 6th row: Ray McLaughlin, Jimmy Adams, Chris Mossier, Jim Sol- lie, Bill Carroll, Gary Evans, Roy Wilt, Mike Ellis, 7th row: Randy Strickland, Junior Abshire, Marylin Long, Debbie Kittridge, Terry Johnson, Gail Holiday, Danny Canalajo. OFFICERS Freddie Steagall — Secretary Jan Simpson — Treasurer Bubba McClure — Vice President Bubba Dunn — President PROJECT COMMITTEE Rachel Harris Stevie Stokes Al Stewart George Hubbard Debbie Reynolds The Science Club was organized to promote interest of students who seek further knowledge in the field of science through personal experi- ence and interesting speakers. INTERACT CLUB OFFICERS John Neher — Reporter Wesley Walker — President Stevie Stokes — Vice President Jimmy Adams — Secretary Steve Morrow — Treasury SWEETHEART Jan Jackson 52 1st row: Bo Bo Beauden, Steve Morrow, Reid Garrett, David Andrews, 2nd row: Neil Etheridge, Wesley Walker, Jan Jackson, Mike Heath, Steve Stokes, 3rd row: Mike Neese, Ronnie Drew, Jimmy Jerkins, Bill Davis, Donnie Curry, John Neher, John Walker, James Sasser, Jim Woods, Jimmy Adams, Tom Hubbard. 53 Senior members: Neil Etheridge, Wesley Walker, Jan Jackson, Mike Heath, Steve Stokes, Ronnie Drew, Mike Neese, Tom Hubbard. Senior members: Greg Sand, Sam Saliba, Patti Snellgrove, Ray McLaughlin, Freddie Steagall, Roy Lee Fuqua, Ronnie Ellis, Chris Mossier, Ralph Reyes, David Johnson, Lane Dykes, Gary Storey, Bubba Dunn, Bill Carroll, Steve Price, Mike Jones, George Garcia, Bubba McClure. Underclassmen: seated: Bobby Baker, Danny Glaze, Al Stewart, Mike Newman, standing: Don Helms, David Benefield, Robert Runkle, George Hubbard, David Makowski, Steve Clouse. 54 officer; ■s Greg Sand — Secretary—— iam Saliba — President Patty Snellgrove — Sweetheart Ray McLaughlin — Vice President David Benefield — Vice President Freddie Steagall — Treasurer 55 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1st row: Lynnette Bishop, Sue Crumpler, Janet Dick, Alicia Lewis, Sue Ann Sorrell, Beth Wilkinson, Anne Landers, Libba Garner, Laura Gri- nole, Lorna Sommers, 2nd row: Beth Riley, Karen Wilson, Sharon Perry, Alfreda Warren, Dartha Faniel, Sheila Franklin, Iris McDaniel, Regi- na Roberts, Anita Everette, 3rd row: Eleanor Harvard, Maxine Bivins, Jeanita Douglas, Vernanda Douglas, Clementine Miles, Winnie Wil- liams, Martha Anderson, Patricia Thomas, Juanita Ware, Towanna Lee, 4th row: Sheri Hayes, Michele Dorey, Margo Enfinger, Nanci Brown, Randy Parker, Lisa Rains, Diane Martin, Sheila Griggs, Debbie Tibbitts, 5th row: Becky White, Jody Stevens, Janice Pines, Lisa Woods, Elaine Sheffield, Jan Cherry, Betty Beverly, Karen Whittaker, Linda Wilson, Beth Grantham, 6th row: Francia Walker, Paige Byrd, Lori Sherbert, Becky Simmons, Betty Nooner, Cindy Sellers, April Lewis, Nanci Bailargeon, Kathy Bagwell, Linda Charles, Pam Goodall, Athena White. The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica strive to give young women a better basis for life and home living, through interior decorating, cook- ing, sewing, consumer education, and child care. Through today’s young women, communications can bring better understanding. 56 Beth Wilkinson President Anne Landers Vice President Lorna Sommers 2 Vice President Laura Grindle Sue Crumpler Secretary Treasurer Libba Garner Historian Janet Dick Alicia Lewis Sue Ann Sorrell Reporter Parliamentian Champlain 0 CLUB 1st row: Adele Bucham, Debbie Massey, Patti Snellgrove, Cathy Golden, Al Craig, Donnie Curry, Frank Stola, Mike Heath, Sam Saliba, Danny Wright, Coach Brannan, 2nd row: Ralph Reyes, Ronnie Drew, Sabrina Allen, Beth Faulk, Mary Campbell, Lynn Culbertson, Beth Riley, Jeanie Brauer, Ronnie Ellis, Tom Hawks, Terry Laughinghouse, Mike Jones, Tom Hubbard, Larmar Hall, 3rd row: Jimmy Jerkins, Con- nie Johnson, 4th row: Steve Price, Neil Etheridge, 5th row: Gary Storey, Patti Norman, 6th row: Mike Morris, Steve Byrd, 7th row: Eishman Palmer, Willie McNabb, 8th row: Robert Hunter, Calvin Davis, 9th row: Kerry Ware, Eliza Leonard, 10th row: Fred Lucas, Bob Tibetts, 11th row: Ricky Beach, Rusty Andrews, Chris Mossier, Jimmy Adams, Kenneth Phillips, Bobby Runkle, Johnny Neher, Wesley Walker, Steve Stokes, Junior Bayne, 12th row: Fred Steagall, Patti Powell, Stan Lisenby, Steve Morrow, Bill Davis, Gary Evans, Brad Loyal, Randall Woodard, Gary Grantham, Charles McQueen. 58 VICA 1st row: Charlotte Alexander, Sarah Jablecki, Janie Dowdle, Joan Frye, Dianne Skipper, Jeanelle Woodham, Debbie Holley, Karen Allen, 2nd row: Johnny English, Pat Boone, Debbie Cawthorne, Lisa Walding, Carolyn Thomas, Pam Miller, Linda Connerton, Ricky Armstrong, David Stafford, Mr. Blankenship, 3rd row: Stanley Peters, Zack Arnold, Don Helms, Tommy Wambles, Joe Whitman, Earl Ward, John Re- vard, Danny Pitman, David Deloney. OFFICERS: Jeanelle Woodham, President, Dianne Skipper, Vice-President, Viv an Patrick, Secretary, Zack Arnold, Treasurer, and Don Helms, Reporter. 59 Mr. and Miss VICA: Johnny English and Vivian Patrick. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 1st row: Dennis Johnson, Johnny Williamson, Jan Carlson, Beth Trottier, Bobbie Flores, Joey Carroll, David Nobles, 2nd row: Willie John- son, Roy Blackmon, Johnny Dunn, Gary Bruner, Pat McGlaughlin, Sherry Morrow, Margo Enfinger, 3rd row: Reggie Sanders, Mithcie Pare- more, Eddie Byrd, Tommie Welcher, Susan Williams, Charlotte Fryer, Debbie Danner, Sherry Difilippo, 4th row: Carolyn Dunn, Betty Keel, Casey Miller, Steve Asherst, Randy Ray, 5th row: Mark Macko, Gary Baxter, Andy Alford, Reno Corn, Mr. Rushing, Liz Rogers, Wayne Chancey. The Distributive Education Club is attempting to build a status for careers in marketing and distribution in goods and services. The club includes various projects. Each year Repre- sentatives from Local Chapters participate in events such as Sales Demonstrations, public speaking, advertising, display and job interviews with representatives from other chapters throughout the state. First place winners are eligible to compete on national level with win- ners throughout the United States. 60 MR. AND MISS D.E. Johnny Williamson and Charlotte Fryer Deborah Danner — Reporter, Susan Williams — Treasurer, Dennis Johnson — Vice President, Carolyn Dunn — President, Beth Trottier — Secretary SEVEN C-A 1st row: Cynthia Matthews, Corlis Jett, Gloria Belcher, Mrs. Boykin, sponsor, Geraldine Reese, Patricia Jones, 2nd row: Rosie Thornton, Eve- lyn Thomas, Delores Rodgers, Kathy Drake, Karen Shelton, Charmaine Hall, 3rd row: Rhonda Byrd, JoAnn Calhoun, Irene Cathcart, Pam Turner, Beverly Strickland, Jackie Ellis, 4th row.- Judy Payton, Nancy Davenport, Sylvia Chase. OFFICERS Irene Cathcart — Reporter Pam Turner — Vice President Charmaine Hall — President Rosie Thornton — President Cynthia Matthews — Secretary Corlis Jett — Treasurer BOY 4-H CLUB 1st row: Randy Sullivant, Stanley Peters, Mike Schmidt, Steve Byrd, Dennis Johnson, 2nd row: Arthur Washington, Larry Bur- dette, Danny Pittman, Eddie Byrd. LIBRARY ASSISTANT9 1st row: Katie Sumner, Marie Sanders, Barbara Garrett, Jaunita Douglas, Linda Watts, 2nd row: Mike Cason, Phylis Wimber- ley, Susan Stubbs, Janet Dick, Mary Ann Walding, Debbie Detgoff, Mrs. Henry, Barbara Goolsby, George Garcia. 63 TALON STAFF 64 Mrs. Hicks, sponsor, Diane Townsend, Patricia Linder, Patti Snellgrove, Wendi Snellgrove, Pat Sanders, Debbie Massey, Lori Sherbert, Janie Dowdle, Becky Simmons, Willie Johnson, Connie Tubberville, Bobby Runkle, Steve Snellgrove, David McGhee, Billy Parsons, Alton Jones, Tina Bartley, Judy Johnson, Gary Storey, Rachel Harris, Steve Stokes, David Baldwin, Cathy Ashcraft, Sheila Caraway. 1st row: Debbie Massey, Patty English, 2nd row: Becky Sim- mons, Patricia Linder, Lori Sherbert, Patricia Sanders, 3rd row: Janie Dowdle, Patti Snellgrove, Pat Boone, Diane Townsend, Wendy Snellgrove, Steve Stokes, Jane Mims, Steve Snellgrove, 4th row: Gary Storey, David Hicks. The Talon is a self-supported organization. With a circulation of ap- proximately 500 issues, the paper makes no profit. Money used to pay for the paper is raised by ads and circulation. The staff is made up of 2nd and 3rd year students with first year students using this as a lab ex- perience. In 1966 the “Red C,” the name of Carroll high's newspaper, was changed to the Talon, the weapon of the eagle. The paper is used to unify the school. Patti Snellgrove, Assistant Editor, Diane Townsend, Editor, Mrs. Hicks, Advisor, Patricia Linder, Assistant Editor. 1st row: Pa, Boone, S,eve Stakes, Gory Storey, Janie Dowdle, Lori Sherbert, Becky Simmons, Debbie Massey Diane T°—d nd row: Jane Mims, David Baldwin, Freddy Steagall, Patricia Linder, Patti Snellgrove, Wendy Snellgrove, Steve Snellgrove, Dav.d H.cks. 65 The EAGLET staff has endeavored to bring to the students of Carroll High a pictorial view of high school life. We have chosen a theme of friendship, and have strived to make this annual a record of the present, with a futuristic look. Our purpose is to give our friends a book which will hold the memories of an un- forgettable year, 1971-1972. 66 Debbie Glaze; Editor, Mrs. Bush; Advisor, Lyn- nette Bishop; Editor. Jo Geddes, Assistant Editor; Debbie Glaze, Editor; Lynnette Bishop, Editor; Wayne Thompson, Assistant Editor. Ronnie Drew, Business Manager; Alicia Lewis, Assistant Business Manager; John Fain, Busi- ness Manager; Marcia McDaniel, Assistant Business Manager. Cheri Jorgenson, Art Editor. 67 Opening Section; Lynnette Bishop, Editor; Cheri Jorgenson, Art Editor; Wayne Thompson, Co-edi- tor. 68 Organizations Section; Standing: Debbie Glaze, Cheri Jorgenson; Editor, Wayne Thompson, Sitting: Debbie Grant, Band Section; Jo Geddes; Editor, Brenda Furqueron. ROTC; Ronald Shell, Larry Burdette; Editor, Jeanita Douglas, Mike Cason. Class Section; Sam Saliba, Jim Sollie, Kathy Mitchell; Senior Section Editor, Ray McLauqh- lin; Editor. 1 y Sports Section; Jim Sollie, Jim Woods, James Reid, Connie Johnson, Cathy Golden, Jimmy Jerkins, Mike Glenn, Mik Jones; Co-editor, Sam Saliba; Co-editor. 69 Class Section; Betty Dobransky, Towanna Lee, Rhonda Parrish, Jeff Harker, Kathy Mitchell, Cathy Dennis. Class Section; Theresa Church, Barbara Murphy. Sports Section; George Hubbard, Mike Doyle, Jimmy Adams, Roland Galland. Ads Section; Mike Neece, Mike Tharin, Penny Lewis, Eddie Head- rick, Ronnie Drew. Sports Section; Patti Powell, Paige Byrd, Al Stewart, Robert Hunter, Debra Dyck, Randy Bruner, Vernanda Douglas, Neil Etheridge, Maria Mullins. Features Section; Celia Dodson, Ann Fryer, Band Section; Rhonda Waters, Cherry Angle, Alicia Knight, Sharon Parker, Angela Dean. Features Section; Susan Robertson, Phyllis Miller, Phyllis Wimberly, Bev- erly Bice, Jeff Harker, Kathy Mitchell, Cathy Dennis, Neil Etheridge, Lana German. ' ■— Band Section; Bill Byrd, Bruce Moreau. Charlotte Bond, Jan Simpson. Faculty Section; Margo Meade, Colleen Whitner, Susan Stubbs, Charlene Evans. 7| 72 73 Dedication The 1 972 EAGLET staff is honored to dedicate this edition to our principal, Mr. Charles K. Edgar. During the past three years, Mr. Edgar has promoted the expansion of courses, the adjustment of fewer grades (from 9th thru 12th to 10th thru 1 2th), the addition of the 500 hall, and the renovation of the school building. He also has faced the day-to-day responsibilities of revisions in study to meet the requirements of the Southern and State Associations. He has shown a sincere interest in each student, and works diligently with school organizations to map out plans and projects for the coming school year. Mr. Edgar not only serves the community in the facet of principal but he is a member of the Masons, Civitan Club, National Association of Secondary School Principals, AEA, and OEA, where he is publicity chairman. He has also been selected to participate in the Alabama Edu- cational Study Commission Conference. We wish to show our gratitude by paying this tribute to Mr. Charles K. Edgar. 75 In Attribution Mrs. Marie D. Horn A Marie D. Horn has been teaching for thirty-one years (twenty-one at Carroll High). During this time she has taught in Crenshaw County, Andalusia, and Ozark. Having majored in Home Economics and minored in Science and English, she received her A.B. degree from Huntington College. After graduation she attended Auburn University and Troy State University. Mrs. Horn has been recognized for her service to our community many times. During her career she has served as: Teacher of the Year, on three different occa- sions; Woman of the Year of Ozark; president of the Delta Kappa Gamma; presi- dent of the District of Federation Club; and president of the Mother’s Association of Kappa Sigma at Auburn University. Besides having taught all the college preparation courses in math, including; Al- gebra I, and II, Geometry, plain and solid, and Trigonometry, she has also taught Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Mrs. Horn has been the sponsor of the Marie D. Horn Chapter of the National Honor Society since it originated in 1960. Before then she was sponsor of the Beta Club. Mrs. Horn, a native of Ozark, is a member of the First United Methodist Church, and a former president of the Women’s Missionary Society. She has taken an ac- tive part in our community by serving as a board member for the Alabama Avia- tion Technology School, a member in the National Civil Defense of Ozark, and as an active member of the Book Club of Ozark, where she has served as president for two consecutive years. After retiring, Mrs. Horn plans to enjoy her favorite hobby, fishing. She would also like to take a European tour or a long cruise with her husband, Mr. Joe Horn. We, the students and faculty of Carroll High School, have appreciated her ser- vice to us and regret the loss of a great teacher and friend. 76 Board of Education and Superintendent Left to right: Mr. Thomas Parker, Rev. John D. Reese, Dr. John Tamplin, Mr. Billy Ray Fralish, Mr. Wyndol Murrah, Col. R. J. Millard, Mr. Jerry Beasley. Mr. Billy Ray Fralish, Superintendent The Ozark City Board of Education holds the responsibility of pro- viding a comprehensive and diversified education for all students. They are involved in the educational growth of our city. These men give freely of their time and energies to continually up-grade and en- hance the educational offerings and facilities to provide the best pos- sible educational and training opportunities for the youth of our com- munity in these changing times. Mr. Kenneth Petrey, Assistant Principal In appreciation . . . Mr. Kenneth Petrey was Assistant Principal at Carroll High School for two and one-half years. While here, he gained the respect of many of our faculty members and students. He was strict, but to his strictness he added friendship and humor. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Education and Education from Troy State University. After graduation he served as a Florida State Probate Officer. In 1965 he moved to Ozark where he served as Physical Education instructor for the next three years at East Gate Jr. High. In 1969 he became our Assistant Principal. On February 1, 1 972, Mr. Petrey, his wife and two daughters moved to Tampa, Florida, where he is now employed by a banking firm. He contributed much to our school. We, the students and faculty, are deeply grateful for this contribution. Mr. Johnny W. Turner, Assistant Principal Miss Alison Riley, Secretary Mrs. Judy Heath, Student Office Secretary 79 Guidance Department The Guidance Department’s purpose is to help students realize their capabilities, not only in school but in other oreas. They also help in-coming students decide on course selections. Our counse- lors, Miss Martin, Mr. Jacobs, and Mr. McLeod help students de- cide on future training, and help with both job and college applica- tions. They are an important factor in Carroll High School's life. A 1 Miss Wenonah Martin Miss Martin helps student with college application. Mr. Jacob explains personality test scores. Mr. McLeod advises student on future training. Mr. Jimmy D. Jacobs Mr. L. O. McLeod 80 Art Department Art I and II are taught to students interested in Art His- tory and the techniques used in various medias. Slides and reproductions are used as well as drawings and sketches to illustrate the techniques used by artists from primitive to modern times. Students are encouraged to develope their own creativity. Mrs. Bette McDearmon Mrs. McDearmon helps students construct art work. The Carroll High School Library consists of over ten thousand volumes of books, with a large selec- tion of many reading desires. The library subscribes to three newspapers and seventy-three magazines. The average circulation daily is approximately one hundred and forty-five books. The librarian is will- ing to help students solve any research problem which they may encounter. Mrs. Gladys Henry Mrs. Henry checks the condition of books. Language Arts Department The Language Arts Department offers English, For- eign Languages and Journalism to Carroll High stu- dents. Stress is placed on correcting weaknesses in these areas. A well-balanced English program helps to develope a mature mind. The Foreign Language courses broad- en the students understanding of word origins and his own language. Journalism offers an interpretation of the field of newspaper and yearbook work. Mrs. Austin gives notes to her English class. Mrs. Cathryn Austin Miss Ann Bowden Mrs. Janice Barnette Miss Catherine Boykin Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush Miss Bowden teaches the drama Macbeth.” Mrs. Hicks explains a bulletin board on poetry. 82 Mrs. Childers goes over English homework. Mrs. Barnette gives facts about the Seventeenth Century. Mrs. Bush checks layouts in yearbook Planner. Mrs. Patrica Walker Mrs. Sharon Price Mrs. Linda Childers E Mrs. Joanne Knight Tim mint:h au3hai - «! � « V Kct «11« «nim« «1111« C) ptf (HI BITS i;ffi2 2lciif? u v6 clnubl«' ik‘ cjrec belli Mrs. Walker pronounces the French alphabet. Miss Boykin files test papers. Mrs. Knight tells the history of the pinata. Mrs. Price helps students to understand literature. Science Department An understanding and an appreciation of plants, animals, and the entire universe around us are absolute necessities in this age of scientific achievement and research. To develop this understanding and appreciation so that students will be better equipped to live in their natural and scientific environment is the aim of the Science Department. A wide variety of courses is offered so that students of all abilities and interests can select the ones that satisfy their need£ These courses are Biological Science, General Science, Biol- ogy, Chemistry, and Physics. Mrs. Elizabeth Howard Mr. John W. Turner Mrs. Howard discusses the head of the rattlesnake. Mr. Baker assembles a skeleton. Mr. Turner explains a diagram of a frog. Math Department Mathematics is an essential skill in our everyday life. Our Mathematics Department makes it possible for each student to develope this skill and to use it to the best of his ability. The depart- ment has a wide range of courses, which includes Math I and II, Geometry, Algebra I and II, and Analysis. These subjects help prepare us for the future. Mrs. Curry proves geometry can be fun Mr. Mr. Chancey explains a problem to his class. Mr. Dagostin confers with students over algebra problem. Mrs. Shirley Curry Mr. Fred Ward attends Homecoming. Mr. Mrs. Patterson illustrates an algebra problem to a student. I Mrs. Cheryl Patterson 85 Frank Dagostin History Department The History Department’s objective is to provide each student with the basic understanding of the institutions, ideas, and customs of our American society. This department strives to instill good citizenship in the students of Carroll High, as well as awareness through practice, training, and understanding. Their aim is to develop good citizens who wil’ contribute to our city, state, and nation. Mr. Ray Dyck Mr. Randy Free Mr. Lockhart aids students in- dividually. Mr. Free discusses the history of the Alamo. Mr. Johnny Lockhart Mrs. Murphy describes the conquest of the American wilderness. Mr. Dyck explains tax table to students. Mrs. Nancy Murphy Mr. Ellis Peak 86 Mr. Peak points out the island nf r,,hn tn hi, .tndpnK Coach Skinner reads over current happenings in the newspaper. Mr. Cecil Skinner Music Department Mr. Jim Harrison Mr. Jim R. Peek The Carroll High Music Department consists of the Band Choral Club, and choral classes. These groups give individuals the chance to express his talents and broaden his musical knowledge. The band consists of 105 members. During marching season this was broken down into 5 majorettes, 8 color guard members, 8 lancers, drum major, and 83 marching members. The band gained an assistant director this year and a new stage band of 14 mem- bers. The Choral Club is comprised of 44 members this year. This in- cludes 16 sopranos, 14 altos, 5 tenors, 8 basses, and 1 pianist. A new addition this year was trumpet trio which accompanied the choir on many songs. Mr. Harrison directs the concert band. Mr. Peek says Practice makes perfect. Mr. Shirley rehearses with All-state chorus members. Drafting Department Mr. Paolo corrects drafting homework. Mr. John Paolo The Drafting program hopes to give students an insight on the various professions in which drafting takes part. Two levels of in- struction compose the program. The basic fundamentals of inking, lettering, pictorial drawing, and other graphic projection are stressed during the first year. For students who wish to further their knowledge of drafting and its professions, the second year program is offered. Physical Education Department Physical Education contributes to an overall school plan at Carroll High. It is di- rected toward the main objective, which is to develop good mental, physical, social and spiritual values. A wide variety of ac- tivities are planned for both indoor and outdoor facilities. The needs, interests, and experiences of the students are care- fully considered when the activities are planned. Mr. Sherry Brannon Mr. Bill Hopkins Mrs. Linda Martin Mrs. Sanders illustrates gymnastics. Coach Hopkins illustrates weight machine to student. Mrs. Martin supervises volleyball game. Coach Wyatt prepares to show a film. 88 Coach Smith watches P.E. class work out. Coach Brannon reviews football schedule. Sgt. Morrel Key Col. Herbert Luckfield R.O.T.C. DEPARTMENT The main purpose of the Junior ROTC program is to develop leadership traits in the high school student and to acquaint him with the problems of national defense. It is also designed to pro- mote habits of orderliness, personal honor, self reliance and disci- pline. Sgt. Arthur Stewart The recommended drivers education course is divided into two parts. The class room consists of courtesy, law of the state regard- ing motorized vehicles, how to read road signs and the dangers that occur if the laws are disregarded. The second phase called the laboratory phase, deals in actual driving experience and employs the use of simulators. Mr. Tom McClendon DRIVER'S EDUCATION Mr. Mike Walker 89 VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Vocational Education gives the student an opportunity to explore and receive training in his chosen field. Theory and practical application are a part of each course. Vocational Education is the fastest growing phrase of the educational program in Carroll High School, the departments include: Home Economics, Vocational Agri- culture, and Diversified Occupations; over the past eleven years the department has increased to include Distributive Education, Drafting, Electronics, Industrial Coopera- tive Training, Office Occupations, Aviation, Cosmetology, and Auto Mechanics. Mr. William Rushing Mr. Clyde Shipman Mr. Lomax Williamson Mrs. Hazel Wilkinson BUSINESS EDUCATION The two preparatory programs in the Business Department are clerical and ste- nography. Each of these programs con- sists of Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Office Practice, and Bookkeeping. Busi- ness Education provides for students the training that may be necessary for em- ployment, or basic courses that enables them for further advanced business cours- es after High School. Mrs. Joycelyn Hale Mrs. Katherine Sasser CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Heath Left to right: Mattie Lou Mathis, Lona Mae Patrick, Jean Chalker, Mary Anderson, Ezzie Beasley, Catherine Thomas, Not shown: Louise DeGriano. MAINTENANCE STAFF Mr. Patrick Left to right: Enel Norsworthy, Robert Hanson, William Bowman. 93 94 Features Herndon Holman, President of the Student Government, crowns our Homecoming Queen. Jan Jackson presents the football for the game to Captain Tom Hawkes and Co-Captain Sam Saliba. HOMECOMING QUEEN'S ATTENDANTS Sophomore Attendant: Miss Jeanie Brauer Senior Attendant: Miss Patti Snellgrove Junior Attendant: Miss Jan Simpson 97 98 HOMECOMING 1972 . . . EXCITEMENT, CORSAGES, FRIENDSHIP r’ Sophomore Attendant; Jeanie Brauer and Escort, Steve Clouse Junior Attendant, Jan Simpson and Escort, Jim Woods Senior Attendant, Patti Snellgrove and Escort, Ronnie Drew Homecoming Queen, Attendants, and their escorts welcome alumni to the 1972 Homecoming banquet and game. Put A Tiger In Your Tank the theme for the game, voiced our de- sire for victory. The classes of 1916, 1926, 1936, 1946, 1956, and 1966 were honored at Homecom- ing. 99 2nd runner-up, Lisa Walding, Miss Ozark, Jeanene Thom- as, 1st runner-up, Patti Snellgrove. MISS CONGENIALITY Debbie Massey 101 ‘ 0 7 Girls in the Miss Bronze Contest ore judged on poise, personality, and beauty. a®� ®® w§ HO j BEAUTIE9 Lynnetta Hill n Simpson BETTY CROCKER AWARD Patricia Linder GIRL S STATE Rhonda Hughes 116 warn LANE DYKES won 1st place in the school and second place in Dale County for his speech in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. KATHY KENNY, not pictured, won an award in the Voice of America Contest. At the 1971 Journalism Clinic at Troy State University, the Carroll High School Eaglet Staff won first place for their mock design of this year’s annual. L. to r.: Wayne Thompson, Cheri Jorgenson, Mike Jones, Lynnette Bishop, John Fain, Debbie Glaze, Larry Burdette, Kathy Mitchell, Sam Saliba, Mrs. Bush, Ray McLaughlin. BOY S STATE L. to r.: Ray McLaughlin, Steve Price, Sam Saliba, Wesley Walker. OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS OF AMERICA L. to r.: Deborah Williams, Terry Laughinghouse, Marie Sanders, Kathy Ashcraft. national merit scholarship SEMI-FINALISTS Terry Dean and Patricia Linder 1 118 ■ ' ■ V- - • • : . ROTC 119 ROTC One of the most exciting features of the R.O.T.C. program is the presence of our young ladies who assume the responsibility for the administration of the Cadet Corps. The R.O.T.C. program was at Car- roll High in the '67- 68 school year under the direc- tion of Major Billy Ward and Sgt. Swartz. In this year the R.O.T.C. unit was put under probation by the Third Army. In the '68-’69 school year the di- rection of the program was taken over by Col. Her- bert Luckfield. Up to this year ’71-'72 Carroll High School R.O.T.C. program has the best “Cadet Bat- talion Corps in the Wire Grass Area. ROTC SPONSORS The sponsors include: Battalion Sponsor, Colonel Debbie Higginbotham, Major India Byerley, Major Allison Birkmeyer, Major Patricia Krause, Major Martha Hornsby, Major Debbie Gumpenberger, Captain Jeanita Douglas, Captain Donna Barbour, Captain Wanda Miggins, Captain Patricia Sanders, Captain Barbara Flores, Captain Lorna Sommers, Captain Lynnetta Hill, Captain D’uan Womack. te The members of A Company are: Peter Baillargeon, Bobby Bankston, Mike Barefield, Bob Black, Kevin Coleman, Wayne Carroll, Rufus Cawthon, Steve Cobb, Wes Copper, Roy Crawley, Wille Currinton, Harold Ellison, John English, Emanuel Gissendanner, Mike German, Joe Grant, Wallace Holmes, Larry Johnson, Charles Jones, Willie Lucas, Tom McClendon, J. T. McLeod, Bob Newman, Frank Nickerson, Na- thaniel Nickerson, Klaus Rasmussen, Ronald Roberts, James Smedly, William Smith, Mark Steltenpohl, Kevin Sutliff, Stephen Vigor, Antho- ny Williams, Mitchell Newman. The members of the B Company are as follows: Company Commander, Micheal Pomeroy, Clifford Abshire, Ralph Bailey, Ronald Blanchette, Macon Blocker, James Bradshaw, Curt Bridges, Larry Burdette, Charlie Carney, Roger Coots, Richard Craig, Teddy Deese, Larry Drieser, France Dubois, Sam Ellis, David Faulk, George Garcia, Larry Harper, Willie Johnson, Alan Karanovich, George Kelly, Rick Kit- tridge. Bill Krueger, Robert Marsh, Jerry Martin, Nathien Miles, Danny Mullins, Danny Pangle, Dale Ranum, Joseph Rob- erts, Earl Rogers, Ronald Shell, Randall Silvent, Stephen Smith, Richard Sossa- man, Hildred Stuckey, Steve Sullivan, Ear- nest Taylor, Charles Thomas, Nick Voll- man, Charles Welcher, Bobby Williams, Jeffrey Woodam, James Joiner. 122 The members of C Company are: Glenn Neal, James Barrentine, Jerry Barrow, Wayne Chancey, Nolan Chauvin, Charles Cook, Gary Evins, Michael Falley, Ray- mond Flores, Charles Fyre, Richard Her- man, Timothy Kowal, James Kureger, Lewis March, Michael McClelland, Michael Morris, Raymond Murray, Henry Perrigin, Jules Petite, Stephen Pollit, Marcus Richie, Charles Sovia, Ronnie Stafford, Tomas Thomson, Johnnie Vaughn, Roy Wilt. 123 ■ ‘4 The members of “D Company are as follows: Captain Wayne Denson; Company Com- mander, Ervin Boger, Michael Cason, Gary Cathcart, Jack Causey, Leslie Cook, Lorenzo Flores, Herbert McCormick, Douglas Patrick, Micheal Puckett, Kenneth Rigby, John Sexton, Terry Shell, Jeffrey Stratton, Roy Watts, Danny Williams, Thomas Hood, Jeffrey Putnam, India Byerley, Lorna Sommers, Dianne Womack. 124 The Rifle Team is very strong this year. They have won 5 matches and only lost one. Using the best equipment and facilities they are some of the finest marksmen in the surrounding area. The members are as follows: Kevin Coleman, Wesley Cooper, Micheal Barefield, Charles Frye, Dennis Searcy, Thomas Thomson, Debbie Higginbotham, Donna Barbour, Bobby Flores, Pat Krause, Allison Birkmeyer, D’aun Womack. CHS ROTC RIFLE TEAM The CHS ROTC Rifle Team won second place at the Tampa Invitational. FOURTH ANNUAL MILITARY BALL 127 128 THE 1971-1972 CARROLL The Carroll High Band is composed of 105 members. Mr. Peek, our present director, is in his second year at Carroll High and is assisted by Mr. Jimmy Harrison. 130 HIGH SCHOOL BAND The band competed in the Southeastern Marching Band Contest held at Troy State University and added to its many awards three first place trophies for majorette, drum major and band. 131 1st row: Diane Martin, Winnie Williams, Meredith Howard, Rhonda Waters, Beth Wilkinson, Sue Ann Sorrell, Cherry Angle, Betty Beverly, Elaine Sheffied, Debbie Deloney, Renee Betts, Sandy Miller, Elaine Lucas, Sharon Parker, Melissa Robinson. 2nd row: Gary Clark, Sherry Lyle, Bubba Dunn, Janet Dick, Brenda Furqueron, Eila Selander, Karen Adcock, Barbara Chadwick, Alicia Knight, Lisa Wood, Sue Crumpler, Beth Grantham, Jan Jackson, Denise Rains, Debbie Metzger, Karen Cutchen, Jo Geddes, Lewis Camp, Donna Benton, Lisa Rains, Randy Parker, Karen Parker, Susan Sterzenback, Amy Wall, Julia McKiney, Hobert Selander, Stewart McConnell. 3rd row: John Rice, Karen Wil- son, Adonna Smith, Karen Whittaker, Nancy Tadlock, Donna Jones, Renita Allen, Connie Campbell, Judy Johnson, Tina Cochran, Nancy Brown, Paula Hyde, Karla Hyde, Gail Brown, Jackie Cutchen, Roy Wilt. 1st row: David Johnson, Robert Mathews, Greg Sand, Ray McLaughlin, Bill Carroll, Bruce Moreau, Bobby Walker, Alton Jones, Earl Thompson, James Bartley, John Thornberry, Tim Adams, David Faulk. 2nd row: Mark Rowe, Jay Bond, Danny Pangle, Mark Andrews, David Makowski, Bill Bryd, Sid Bogue, Mike Carroll, Chip Townsend, Ronald Harvey, Hildreth Stucky, Jim McLaughlin, Ronnie Lisenby, Anthony Priest. 132 1st row: Ginger Beck, Jane Quattlebaum, 2nd row: Sammy Nichols, Ricky Simmons, Bobby Baker, Joel Simpson, Buddy Deese, Kerry Ware. DRUM MAJOR Jane Quattlebaum was chosen again as Drum major for the 1971-1972 school year. Jane attended camp at Troy State Univer- sity for one week and led the band in the Southeastern Marching Contest, where she won a first division trophy. 133 LANCERS Left to right: Cherry Angle, Janet Dick, Lisa Wood, Jan Jackson; Captain, Betty Beverly, Susan Sterzenback, Tina Cochran, and Sue Crum- pler. COLOR GUARD 134 Left to right: Karla Hyde, Karen Wilson, Karen Whittaker, Ginger Beck, Winnie Williams, Jo Geddes, Karen Cutchen, Front: Rhonda Wa- ters, Captain. STAGE BAND: L. to r., row 1: Gary Clark, Mark Andrews, Stewart McConnel, Jay Bond, Melissa Robinson, Jim McLaughlin, Jackie Cutchen. Row 2: Robert Mathews, David Faulk, Earl Thompson, James Bartley, Tim Adams, Karen Cutchen, Ricky Sim- mons. ALABAMA ALL-STATE MEMBERS These students were selected to be members of the Alabama all-state band at competition tryouts held at Andulusia High School. The students were selected on their musical ability. They met their other all-state members from all over the state March 15, 16, and 17, on campus of the University of Alabama. They rehearsed together, presented a concert, and made a record. 135 ADONNA SMITH — Sophomore GAIL BROWN — Junior Gail, Beth, and Adonna are the new additions to the majorette corps. Annual practices were held each week day of the summer. Adonna and Gail attended Sunnyside Twirling Camp while Beth attended Troy State University Summer Camp. 136 BETH WILKINSON — Junior Donna and Brenda entered the majorette corps in their sophomore year. Donna attended Troy State Uni- versity Summer Camp and Brenda attended Sunnyside Twirling Camp. Donna served as co-head majorette this year and assisted Brenda in teaching the three new majorettes their fundamentals and routines. The majorettes won a superior trophy at the South- eastern Marching Band Festival held at Troy State Uni- versity. DONNA BENTON — Junior Co-Head Majorette BRENDA FURQUERON — Junior Head Majorette A very special appreciation goes to Mr. Douglas Brown for sponsoring the Carroll High School majo- rettes. His many contributions have made it possible for the majorettes to have new sequined uniforms and two extra pages in the annual. 137 BAND OFFICERS: L. to r., row 1: Meredith Howard, Lt.; Alicia Knight, Sec.; Melissa Robinson, Lt.. Row 2: Rhonda Waters, Lt.; Jane Quattlebaum, Lt.; David Johnson, CaptajD Jfcay McLaughlin, Lt.; Lisa Rains, Treas. Three trophies in the categories of Marching Band, Drum Major, and Majorette Corps were added to the band collection this year. The trophies were won at the Southeastern Marching Band Festival held at Troy State University. The band also placed in district concert com- petition and earned the chance to compete in state competition held at Tuscaloosa. 140 BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Peek has been band director at Carroll High for two years. After graduating from Troy State Universi- ty, he taught in South Georgia, was a member of the United States Army Band, Director at Demopolis High School and Central High School in Phenix City, Ala- bama. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Mr. Harrison is a new addition to our band this year. He graduated from Banks High School in Bir- mingham, then attended Troy State University, major- ing in music education and served as drum section leader for three years. Mr. Harrison has helped Mr. Peek direct the Carroll High School Band through a successful marching and concert season. 141 Athletics 143 Bill Hopkins, Sherry Brannon, Mike Walker, Johnny Turner TEAM 1st row: Steve Price, James Beardon, Jeff Kendrick, Tommy Farmer, Ceasar McGruder, David Marsh, Eddie Munn, Harold Brown, Chuck Smith, Tommy McClendon, Kelvin McLeod, 2nd row: Jimmy Sasser, Scot Ger- man, Randy Carle, Eddie Sullivant, Steve Roper, Johnny Neher, Donny Curry, John Walker, Randy Patterson, Bill Davis, Frank Stola, Sam Sailba, Robert Hunter, 3rd row: Coach Brannan, Coach Hopkins, Terry Laugh- inghouse, Willie McNabb, Ralph Reyes, Tom Hawkes, Larry Deal, Larmar Hall, Mike Heath, Mike Morris, Steve Byrd, Jimmy Jer- kins, Neil Ethridge, Terrell Flowers, Coach Walker, Coach Turner, 4th row: David Par- rish, George Hubbard, Danny Wright, Larry Smith, Ronnie Ellis, Tom Hubbard, Gary Sto- rey, Wesley Walker, James Miller. 144 Mike Jones, Trainer Elec Matthews, Asst. Trainer • V' David Marsh Soph. Randy Patterson Soph. Steve Roper Soph. 150 Harold Brown Soph. James Miller Soph. THE EAGLE SCOREBOARD Enterprise 38 CHS 14 Lee 36 CHS 0 Fort Walton 28 CHS 0 Eufaula 10 CHS 6 Elba 20 CHS 13 Phoenix City 26 CHS 6 Prattville 34 CHS 0 Dothan 62 CHS 0 Auburn 16 CHS 8 Troy 48 CHS 0 151 152 John Neher Jr. Donnie Curry Jr. Steve Price Sr. 153 2E ' - Steve Byrd Soph. Jimmy Sasser Soph. Bill Davis Soph. John Walker Soph. 155 Eddie Munn Soph. FOOTBALL BANQUET 1971-1972 This year’s Carroll High football banquet was held Saturday, January 22, 1972, in the school cafeteria. The guest speaker was the head coach at Livingston University, Mickey Andrews, who led them to a NAIA championship this past season. Coach Andrews is an alumni of Carroll High and the University of Alabama, where he played four years of football. This year's trophies are; Most Valuable Player, Sam Saliba,- Most Valuable Offensive Lineman, Tom Hawkes; Most Valuable Defensive Lineman, Wesley Walker; Most Valuable Offensive Back, John Neher; Most Valuable Defensive Back, Neil Ethridge; Dennis Johnson Award, Steve Byrd; Sportsmanship Award, Steve Price; Rookie Award, Ishman Palmer; Captain's Award, Tom Hawkes; and Trainer’s Award, Mike Jones. Top left: Receiving awards; Ish- man Palmer, Wesley Walker, Steve Price, and Neil Etheridge. Bottom left: Sam Saliba, Steve Byrd, John Neher, Tom Hawkes, and Mike Jones. 157 Most Valuable Player is con- gratulated by guest speaker. Coach Mickey Andrews. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 st row: Willie Barrow, Gary Warren, Fred Steagall, Steve Clouse, Donnie Curry, Terry Miller, 2nd row: Coach Skinner, Calvin Davis, Curtis Hill, Jerome Flowers, James Reid, Jim Woods. 158 CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCORES Eufaula 41 CHS Auburn 53 CHS Jeff Davis 58 CHS McGill 45 CHS Lanier 74 CHS Ozark Invitational — 2nd Place Eufaula 41 CHS Dothan 63 CHS Blue-Gray Tournament — 3rd Place Lee 55 CHS Tuskegee 63 CHS Union Springs 51 CHS Auburn 60 CHS Troy 49 CHS Blakely • 58 CHS Samson 63 CHS Ashford 56 CHS Greenville 45 CHS Phenix City 43 CHS Andalusia 55 CHS Dothan 69 CHS Lee 84 CHS Greenville 46 CHS Troy 63 CHS Bay High 70 CHS Headland 63 CHS Opelika 56 CHS District — 1st Place Atmore Dothan 48 CHS 79 68 CHS 71 Regional — 2nd Place 68 CHS 37 159 McGill 160 BASKETBALL 71-72 The Carroll High Eagles opened the season with four big wins. Then, after losing to Dothan, Ozark came in second at the Ozark Invitational Tournament. The Eagles biggest wins were McGill, Tuskegee, Union Springs, Phenix City, and Greenville, while we had some disappointing losses. The Eagles came on strong during the 1972 season, to have a winning record, and prove they were a great team. 16 j Curtis Steve Clouse 1 i 2 J.V. BASKETBALL Right to left, 1st row: Brad Loyal, Kelvin McCloud, Curtis Blackman, Mike New- man, Rick Jay, 2nd row: Joe Shipman, Jeff Kendrick, Millard Belcher, Mark Col- ston, Will Mathews, Rusty Andrews, Rand- all Woodard. The Eagles B-Team had a good season with some thrilling wins on the way — Troy, Ashford, Andalus- ia, and Samson. Starting center was a Junior, Mark Colston who led the team in rebounds followed by for- wards Curtis Blackmon and Rusty Andrews. Guards for the team were Jeff Kendricks and Brad Loyal Ev- eryone played a great deal. 1971-1972 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders at Carroll High have a dedication to their team, their school, and even their commu- nity. They cheer for basketball and football games, both home and away. They also cheer at pep rallies, to promote school spirit. The cheerleaders hold summer practices, paint signs for each game, make up new routines, and learn new cheers. Each year they at- tend the cheerleading clinic at Au- burn University. The cheerleaders have enjoyed supporting their team this year. Adele Buchan )68 Cathy Golden Pattie Powell 169 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Beth Riley Mary Campbell Beth Faulk In their second year of existence, the Junior Varsity Cheerlead- ers did a great job in bringing forth the spirit of our sophomores for the B-team football and basketball games. They were elected by their classmates to represent them and to help the varsity cheer- leaders. 171 Jeanie Brauer TENNIS TEAM The 1972 tennis team has great antici- pation for this year. The returning letter- men are: Freddy Steagall, Ralph Reyes, Jim Woods, and David Benefield. The two new members of the team include Steve Clouse and Rusty Baker. Freddy Steagall is the No. 1 man on the team, followed by Jim Woods. 172 BASEBALL 71-72 173 Left to right, 1st row: Steve Stokes, Al Craig, Jimmy Jerkins, Brad Loyal, John Neher, Charles McQueen, 2nd row: Gary Storey, Tom Hub- bard, James Reid, Ken Phillips, Coach John Turner, Fred Lucas, Ronnie Ellis, Wes Walker, Mike Jones, Trainer. TRACK TEAM The track team is looking forward to having a good season. Eliza Leonard, last year’s Most Valuable Player, is returning with five other lettermen. 174 GOLF TEAM Coach Skinner will lead the golf team through another season this spring. His only lettermen are Chris Masler and Steve Morrow with Mos- sier as his number one man. Left to right: Rusty Andrews, Steve Mixon, Coach Skinner, Chris Massler, William Mat- thews, Donnie Curry, Steve Morrow. 175 4 176 Classes Underclassmen 176 Seniors 202 Directories 248 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class of Carroll High School has shown great spirit and has learned to cope with the problems that young adults must face. The class consists of four hundred students, and is considered a great addition to Carroll High. Left: Sophomore Officers; Top: Tina Bartley, Treasurer; Debbie Hughes, Reporter; Bottom: Jeanie Brauer, President; Jimmy Sassar, Vice-Presi- dent; Sabrena Allen, Secretary. Pol Alton Sobreno Alton Davvd Andrew� Mori Andrew� MAe Andrew� CKerry Angle Randy Armstrong Kathy Bogwell Borboro Bailey Nonti Boillorgen Bobby Bankston 178 Junior AbtKire Tim Adorns Gen Allbnghton Patti Anderson Dewey Baker Jim Borrentine Shirley Barrow James hartley Tino hartley Bobo Beo'der Eugene Beasley Oorv� Beasley Arthur Belcher MJIard Belcher Betty Beverly Tim Berthot Beverly Bice Eva Biveis Ronold Blorxhett Sammy Blocker Tony Blodsworth Dennis Boatwright Bob Bond Chorto ft Bond Joy Bond Mork Boivin Kay Bowling Russell Brooks Tino Brooks Morgaret Brown Nancy Brown Sophomore favorites are Glenn Welch and Lynn Culbertson J v Sheilo Coloway Woyne Corroll Hestor Cor ton Jockie Causey Roto by Choicer Rodney Cholker Debbie Choncey linda Chorie� Jon Cherry Rryon Cheihire Monha ChMree Steve Clous� Kenneth Cobb Tino Cochran Scott Coleman Cathy Conrod Debbie Conrod letlie Cook libbern Cook Roger Coot� Rschord Croig Patrick Creon lorry Oeekmore Albeno Cntten Joonna Crowell lynn Culbertson Jerry Curti� Ronnie Dohl Dole Domel� Donna Dorfcngton 180 M Davi. Jome, Davi. Ricky Davo lorry Deal Angelo Dear' Tim Deon Ronitie Defroootco Debb.e DegtoH Mike DegtoH Debbie Deloney Vickie Dew, George Dillard Berk Dohon.ky Mike Doyle Keith Duncan Beverly Dunn Jimmy Dunn Pofricio Dyck Mrchoel Eo.ton Dawn Elk. M.k Elk. Harold Elloon Suton Engloh Wonda Eubank, Charlene Evan. Anilo Everett Ronnie Pain Tom Former Beth Faulk lorry Flore. Raymond Flore, Gwen Flower. 181 i Rochel Horn� Pot Hort Ronald Horvey Sheri Hoy � Potfioo Hotel Debt � Mender von Joyce Hodden Dov«d Hand Gwen Honey Vicki Honvon Nona Hardy Roger Kordy Renjomin Horper Terry Harper ftrenr HiU Fronki Hobby Annette Hobdy Chock Holloway S'epborv Hood Rill Hooten Colvin Morto« Eleonor Howord Debbie Hughe� R ky Hughe� Poulo Hyde Rondy Jock ton Merge Jockton lendo Jenn ngi Ann Johnton Eloine Johnton Joon John� or Mork Johnton Peggy Johnton Vernon Johnton Clome Kohmoh I'llie Kohmoh Ronnie Komintki Donald Kelly lorry Kendrick JeH Kendrick Joe Knapp M Krugger Deborah lake ftorbaro lee David lemonle id1 Joy lenord April lew� � Peggy lewi� Ronnie Irtenby Carolyn lockeft Aloyne Incut Willie luco� Johonno lyle Dovtd Makowtki Do� id Morsh Dione Mortin Jerry Martin K-m Moiny Efcc Motthew� Robert Matthews WilKom Matthew i Unda McAHee Miehoel McClelland Tommy McClendon Herbert McCorrmct Iri� McDaniel David McGee Joseph McK night Bill Mclowghbn Jm McLaughlin Kathy McLeod Kelvvi McLeod Nodine McNair Vicky Me Neal Debbie Merritt Glen Merritt David Miller James Miller Terry Miller Bill Mills Steve Mi «son Roger Montgomery 185 Eddie Munn Grog Outlaw Billy Parsons Vickie Preston Glon Neol Eithmon Palmat Rondy Pottorson Tony Priest Monlyn Niwmon Karan Porker Glann Parrigan Glann Pyle Peflfly Newiome Randy Pork or Shoron Parry Iivo Roine� Vkfci Nu Shoron Porker Jonica Pine Dale Ronum Betty Nocmr David Pdrrith Stephen Pollitl Klou� Rosmutten Bolindo Outlaw Rhonda Pomth Pom Poulnot Rebo Ray 186 Kelly ReliloH Eorl Reuter Pol Reut Alice Reynold� Ann Reynold� Seth R4ey Greg Rincon Ronald Robert Suton Robert� on Undo Rodger� Eorl Roger� Leon Roger� Steve Roper Debbre Rutted Edward Ruttell Debbi Soner Jimmy Sotter Vicki Scott Sondra Searcy Shoron Segort Robert Selonder Cindy Seller� Tina Seller� Ann Sember Philip Sergenl Jock Sexton RrcHord Shorpe Kathleen Shearer 137 183 Eloin Sh«ff «ld Dorothy Shell Jonathon Shimon Steve Sdavent Brenda Skipper Jomet Smedley Adonno Smith Bill Smith Chuck Smith Undo Smith Fletcher Smoke Michelle Snellgrove Undo Snyder Kothy Sommer� R� chord Soivomon Charles Sovio Tim Stafford Rodney Stasyszyn Sonford Steel Jody Steven� Morgoret S'ewort Jeff Strofton Rondy Stncklond Su� on Stubbs Hildreth Stuckey Fronk Sulkvon Roionne Sulkv on Eddie Sulbvont Undo Sweet Eomett Toylor Alhce Telit Sophomores have runners-up in Home- coming Bulletin Board Contest. 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Tibbttt St«vt Vigor John Wolk r Cmottin Wolloc Juonito Wot lito Worrtn H nry WoHington Shoron Wofton 189 Roy Wott� Shorry Wed9.wood GUn Wolch I yon W lch Tony W kh ChorWt Wolcho� Costond«r Wh ot Karon WMoltor Afh no Whit B ky Whit Colloon WKilonor B ky Whitman Bobby Williom� Cynthio WilUom� Dovid WHkomi Mory Wifcomt Jhm W.hon Koron Will on Linda Wilton Sondi Wilton Rhyl In Wimborly Kathy Wmdhom Eddio Winlond Lna Wood JoH Woodhom Donny Wnght Joomo Brouor Jimmy Youngblood Linda Youngpotor Pictures Not Available For: Loyd Auxier Edward Bailey Ralph Bailey Kenneth Band David Bates Ricky Beach Anthony Beacha ' John Billing Ronald Blouchatt Linda Brinkly Debbie Broome Harold Brown Collen Byrd Theldan Byrd Meloney Bush Randy Carle Calvin Cole Mike Cotton Debbie Crittenden Jackie Crittenden Mildred Cronk Angel De la Cruz Celia Dodson Joe Enfinger Martha Hornsby Jim Hudson Robert Hunter Leslie James Tim Kowal Linda Lendrd Steve Minton Orlando Mitchell Sallie Moore Clayton Nelson Nathaniel Nickerson Doug Payne Pat Perault Stonley Riley Robert Shell John C. Smith Jr. Stephen Smith Jesse Snell Mike Sullivan Willie Towner Jesse Wilson Gary Warren Hardee Harvee Storr Doodle 190 May 20, 1956-February 26, 1972 IN MEMORY of Nick Wesley Vollman, Jr. On February 26, 1972, the sophomore class lost Nicky Vollman, a classmate and beloved friend to all who knew him. He died a sudden and tragic death which seems so untimely to us now. Nicky was the son of Col. (ret.) and Mrs. Nick W. Vollman of Ozark. He was a member of the Cadet Band in junior high and a member of ‘B’ Company in the Car- roll High School ROTC. Most of all, Nick was a fine Christian and faithful member of the Church of Christ, Ozark, Alabama. We will always remember Nicky as a true companion and in our hearts and minds hope that we will someday meet again. 191 THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class of 1971-1972 has entered their third year at Carroll High with Pride and spirit. They have learned to accept responsibili- ty and have demonstrated this attribute by successfully completing their annual candy sale. They have further shown their abilities by pre- senting their prom, A Night to Remember. Junior officers are, left to right: Mary Calhoun, Secretary; Adele Buchan, Treasurer; Alan Craig, President; Francia Walker, Vice-President; Don Helms, Reporter. mmy Adam� Keith Adam� Vicky Adcock Patrica Alexander Renifo Alton Gmny Andorton lotto Andorton Mono Andorton Oobro Andrew� Zock Arnold Steve A� hor� t Bobby Baker Guy Bok or Jorry Barrow Willie Barrow Undo Bootloy Ginger Bock Glorio Botcher 192 T r � 0 B«lch«r D bb. B H Bndg tt B n f«i David B«n f� ld Morfc 6 nn t Donno Bonton Mann Bivin� Cwfti� Blok moo toy Blockmon WiHiom Moke Ervin Boger Rog r Bond B M Bowling Sr ndo Boyd J on Brown Morfc Brown Ad l Bochon David Both Ro� Bailer Indio Byerly B.H Byrd Rhondo Byrd Sl v«e Byrd Mary CoRiOan Chock Cornoy Fronk Co � Jock Cou� y Ro� o Cowthorn Barbara Chodwick Cynthio Oioncoy Rhondo ChorW No Ion CKouvm T r � o Church Junior Class Favorites are: John English and Marcia McDaniel. 193 Gory Clark Glenda Cole Donnie Curry Jotkie Cutchent Mork Coliron Cliorles Cooks Koren Cutthent Toni Dailey Bob Cooper Reno Com Debra Danner Nona Davenport Candy Croddork Al Crorg Beth Davit Brenda Davit Boy Crowley Oro Crittenden Colvin Davit Sherry D.hUppo Debb e Crowley Sue Crumpler Stoci Doherty Michelle Dory la Cullrfer Annte Carrington lorry Dotter Vernondro Douglas 194 Lorry Oreae r johnny Dunn Jonef Dyck loo Edwordt Mo'flO Enfmger Parti Engluh Dorfho Foniel France Du boil Dobra Dyck Mory Ann Edward Mike ElUi Johnny English Kitty Everett Brenda Faulk Brenda Furqueron Jerome Flowers Sh«.lo Fronkkn Morty Gale i Pud Gorrett Danny Gloie Cothy Golden Pot Fiiher Jonice Fronklln Joon Frye bba Garner Jo Anne Geddei Mrchoel Glenn Borbora Gooliby 195 Beth Grohom Betty Grant Debbie Gfont Ricky Groy Dorothy Griffin louro Grindlo Brenda Harper Roger Harmon Robert Hatch Don Heims Eddie Henderson Gorge Hubbard Goil Holiday Debbie Holly Thomas Hood Don Howard Sondoro Hurst Kay Insley Charles Jock son Dean James Richy Joy Jimmy Jerhoff Connie Johnson Constance Johnson Dennis Johnson Ehiobeth Johnson Johnrue Moe Johnson Judy Johnson Annette Jones Donna Jones 196 Edd. K lloy Koron K mp Torn KingsUy D bb « Krtr dg« Po' Krouto Ann London Towonno loo Afcoo I own Ponny lown Montyn long Puby long Cloud loll Brod loyol Mork Mocko Oiono Morch lorry Morch lown Morch Cynthia Motth wi l ooo Motthowi St wort McConnoll Morci McOoni l Su on McDonald Marty McK ol Julio McKinnoy Chorl � McKmnoo Elam McKinnon J. T McLeod Monlyn Mcleod Mory Ann Mcl od 197 00 o Mortho Snell Sheilo Snellgrove Sue Ann Sorrell Ronnie Stafford Sherrie Stafford Mork Steltenpohl Suue Sterzenbock Al Steworl lorry Strick land Noncy Taylor Sheila Thorpe John Thorn berry Kevin Townton Trocy Updyke Mory Wold mg 200 Bobby Word Vikki W xr� n Morio MuBm� Robert TKomot Bob WoM. Bony Wokh Tommie W«l h«r Debby Wei'ermon Berti W.lk.nton Beverly WiJIiom� Winnie WiNiomi Joe Wilson Roy Wilt O'Awn Womock Jim Woods Jimmy Pittmon Pictures Not Available For: Brad Alford Rusty Andrews Ricky Armstrong Roger Barnes Peggy Bingham Sid Bogue Karen Brinson Oscar Calhoun Charles Cotton Billie Ray Crittenden Eddie Ensley Stanley Faniel Jeff Flowers Joe Wilmer Grant Jim Green Scott Hess Meredith Howord Rodney Moffitt Sammy Nichols Patti Powell Terry Pitt John Pruitt Frank Nickerson Shirley Joyce Ott John Parker Janie Robertson Olivia Opel Rogers Reggie Sanders Mike Schmidt Malcomb Strickland John Smith Beverly Strickland Kevin Sutliff Pamela Turner Jackie Ray Kathy Walker Michoel Watson Larry Whitlock Danny Williams Randall Woodard 201 In Memory of JOHN BRADLEY LEMKE John Bradley Lemke passed on to another life on January 23, 1972, at the age of eighteen. He was born on September 26, 1953, in Houston, Texas, the son of Sgt. and Mrs. Henry J. Lemke. He had one sister, Karen. At East Gate Junior High, John played football and was a member of the Drama Club and the Pep Club. He was voted Cutest” and Freshman Favorite. John loved music and played the guitar and drums. At Carroll High John was President of the bleacher bums , Vice-President of the Art Club, and French Club Treasurer. During his Senior year he was nominated for Most Mischievious, Best Dressed, Most Likely to Succeed, Best School Spirit, and Most Original. In his Sophomore year, he was on the golf team. John has left our world, but his spirit will always be with us. We will have different ways of remembering him and different things we’ll remember about him but most of all his smile and his laughter. He is smiling on us now and waiting for the day when we’ll all meet with him again. IMMORTALITY Do not stand at my grave and weep . . . I am not there. I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awake in the morning’s hush, I am the swift upflinging rush of quiet birds in circling flight. I am the soft star-shine at nite. We are all children of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; We all have a right to be here. Do not stand at my grave and cry . . . I am not there. I did not die. THE 1972 SENIORS The Seniors of 1972 are capable, aspiring, and dedicated young people to their own aims, ambitions, and opportunities, as well as being in tune with the happenings of the world. Their world has been one of working together and working toward success. The success of graduation is at hand. The world of success and failure — a world of living — is beginning with all the tomorrows and tomorrows and tomorrows!!! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sam Saliba — President Debbie Reynolds Reporter Greg Sand — Vice-President Cothy Dpnni� —— Steve Price — Treasurer Dorothy Marie Abshire Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others. Karen Jo Adcock Lord, make me an instrument of your peace. Where there is hatred, let me plow love; Where there is darkness, light; and where there is sadness, joy. Charlotte Neza Alexander A word to the wise should be sufficient. Andrew Nathan Alford Let them hang themselves in their own straps. Senior Class Favorites: Roy Lee Fuqua and Lynnetta Hill Kathy Lynette Ashcraft I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything but I can do something and what I should do and can do, by the Grace of God I will do. Wilbur Rodney Atkinson The earth is our only home, pre- serve it. Michael Stanley Auxier We must stand and fight for what we believe in, or no one will believe in us. Aggie Yvonne Avery Reach out, for your world does not exist with one person. 204 David Wesley Baldwin Remember, no human condition is ever permanent. Then you will not be overjoyed in good for- tune, not too sorrowful in misfor- tune.” Donna May Barbour Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.” Micheal Ray Barefield Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths.” Charles Barnard “It is life near the bone where it is sweetest. Kathy Barrentine “I've never any pity for conceit- ed people, because I think they carry their comfort about with them. Roscoe Batton Hearts, like apples, are hard and sour, Till crushed by pain's resistless power. Gary Bernard Baxter I came three thousand miles and died here! Robert Donald Bayne, Jr. If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain; If I can ease one life the aching. Or cool one pain Or help one fainting robin into his nest again, I shall not live in vain. David Randall Beasley I've shut the door on yesterday. And thrown the key away. To- morrow holds no fears for me. Since I have found today. Alison Elizabeth Birkmeyer Taint no use to sit and whine, ’Cause the fish ain’t on your line. Bait your hook and keep on trying.” 205 Ruby Lynnette Bishop Life is like an onion you peel it off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep. Robert Alan Black Be kind to your friends. If it weren’t for them you’d be a total stranger. James Bludsworth Not a leader of men, but a fol- lower of women. Outstanding Seniors of the Optimist’s Club Youth Appreciation Week: Sam Saliba and Patricia Linder. Terry Diane Brighton Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less trav- eled by and that has made all the difference. Gary Lee Bruner Live for today because it exists; for tomorrow is just a mist. 206 Linda Jean Carmical I don’t apologize for being hard to know. I am what I am. Sulking will not change that, but apples and warm friends help and I have never known a cat that couldn’t calm me down by walking slowly past my chair.” Charles William Carroll “Be young, be foolish, but be happy.” Larry Wayne Burdett A lot of people know the differ- ence between right and wrong they just can’t decide.” Edward Earl Byrd Have a lot of fun but be careful while you’re doing it. Leonard Daniel Canalajo Jr. Let me laugh awhile, I've much time to grieve. Dorothy Butler I don't do much with myself, then again, I do too much. Have too little time to do all the noth- ing I have to do. Jo Ann Calhoun To have a friend. Is to be one.” Janis Laura Carlson Speak not in a moment of anger. Haste can cost many friends. Joseph Grady Carroll It is better to be yourself than to be someone else.” Michael Dean Cason You can’t imitate success you have to create it.” 207 Rufus C. Cawthon, Jr. Ill Rufus, what you going to do? Seniors of 72 I don’t know But what ever it is, it’s got to be funky. Wayne Chancey Courage is the first of all human qualities that guarantees all oth- ers. 208 Willie Dorsey Cooks Daniel Joseph Crean, Jr. “There's no time for a man to re- cover his hair that grows bald by schools. But whether on the scaffold high or in the battle's van, the fit- test place where man can die is where he dies for man. Jackie Wayne Coots Every day is an endless day. Rena Ellen Cumbie I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Jerome Currington Play it cool and stay in school. Willie Currington Don't let the smiling face fool you. I’m only trying to finish school. Bruce Michael Dailey Find the cost of Freedom, Bur- ied in the ground. Mother Earth will swallow you, lay your body down. 209 Terry Paul Dean God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and wisdom to know the difference. Lillian de la Cruz Those who bring love to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Michael Steven Deloney A mouse never trusts his life to one hole only.” Tilton Wayne Denson Good things come in small sizes and I’m no exception. Janie Starr Dowdle A pleasant and happy life does not come from external things Man draws from within himself, as from a spring, pleasure and joy. Teddy Deese, Jr. I've never had a good war or a bad peace. David L. Deloney Opportunity knocks once but temptation leans on the door- bell. Kathy Sue Drake Gone are these days we love so dear. Now are the days we look forward to with cheer. 210 Ronald Eugene Drew It is better to remain silent and thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. Josephine Duboise Peace be unto you. Carolyn Marie Dunn You give but little when you give of your possessions. It’s when you give of your heart that you truly give. Oscar Carroll Dunn He who gives up a friendship for ambition burns a picture to obtain the ashes. Janice Marie Dyck Don’t judge your life by the leaning towers of Man's opinion, but by the level of our Savior's word. Charles Lane Dykes It’s been said that behind great men there is a woman . if that is true, then my time greatness is yet to come. 211 Jackie Valinda Ellis “You never know how much you're going to miss someone until you have to do without them. Outstanding Seniors: Karen Adcock, Debbie Reynolds, Steve Price, Donna Bar- bour, Sam Saliba. Gloria Jean Eutsey Affliction may one day smile again; and till then, sit thee down. Sorrow! John William Fain All beings are God's children we grew and learned together; yet what we know is different. 212 Michael Wayne Falley The young people danced. They brought down new boughs for the flame. David Wright Faulk Life is a continuous journey, let us hope we never come to the end of it. Michael Joseph Ferranti It's not the fall that hurts. It’s the sudden stop. Barbara R. Flores Were I to live my life over again, I should live it just as I have done. I neither complain of the past, nor do I fear the fu- ture. Isabel Flores Therein lies the nobility of the faith, that we have the heart to dare something. Dana Lynne Frank Our wisdom comes from our ex- perience, and our experience comes from our foolishness. Charlotte Fryer Daye If you’re not part of the solu- tion, you’re part of the prob- lem. Roy Lee Fuqua A person will tell you what is wrong with you so why ask? Jorge Gonzalez Garcia Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be your- self. Tana Maria Garcia Life is a mirror. If you frown at it, it frowns back; if you smile, it returns the greeting. 213 Emanuel Gissendanner To get ahead you hdve to asso- ciate with all three; the good, the bad, and the evil. Debra Glaze Baker In each of us two lives have grown concealed in one: Our lover’s and our own. Vicki Lee Gober Inside you there is a quiet and stillness to which you can retreat at any time and be yourself. Gary Ned Grantham All human subjects must submit to decay, And when fate sum- mons, monarchs must obey. Brenda Gayle Gray What we are is God’s gift to us; What we become is our gift to God. Michael Paul Grimm It’s a sin to be silent when it’s your duty to protest. 214 Debra Jean Gumpenberger Though love repine and reason chafe. There came a voice with out reply — 'Tis man’s perdition to be safe. When for the truth he ought to die. Roger David Gunter One man by delaying saved the state for us. Charlene Kay Haddix Life is what you make of it. Charmaine Carol Hall “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. Howard Vance Haney It is not the man who has too lit- tle, but the man who craves more, that is poor. Jeffery David Harker Here dwelt the spirit haunted by a demoniac throng. Barry Micheal Hart Full Bravely hast thou flashed. Thy maiden sword. Thomas James Hawkes They who are cautious and humble make few slips. Howard Randle Hayes Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example of the believers in word, in conversa- tion, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. Roysce Allan Hayes Never give up when fighting for what you believe in. 215 Jackie Edward Headrick Live for today and tomorrow — that’s your life’s future; being content with yourself — that's happiness. Michael Paul Heath Success is not permanent, neither is failure.” Richard Allen Herman Talking out-loud in school, you're supposed to be quiet, but for me, THAT’S IMPOSSIBLE! Joann Deon Hess God give them wisdom that have it; and those that are fools, let them use their talents. David Earl Hicks ✓ Live each day of your life as if it were your last, for tomorrow may never come. Curtis Hill Within you there is a stillness and a sanctuary to which you can retreat to at any time and be yourself.” Debra Lynn Higginbotham Meet someone halfway. To communicate is the beginning of understanding. Lynnetta Faith Hill Not only to be loved but to be told that I am loved: The realm of silence is large enough beyond the grave. 216 Harry Herndon Holman For those who live in the world of yesterday, there is no hope for tomorrow, but instead, a very bleak existence of today at best. Martha Elaine Hughes Be young, be foolish but be happy. Thomas Wayne Hutto “The wise man looks ahead. The fool attempts to fool himself and won’t face facts. Thomas Gordon Hubbard, Jr. Winning isn't everything, but wanting to is. Nemma LaRhonda Hughes It is in loving, not in being loved, the heart is blessed; It is in giving, not in seeking gifts, we find our guest; Whatever be your longing or your need, that give; So that your soul be fed, and you indeed shall live. Karla Marie Teresa Hyde Live each day to the fullest. Be yourself — but be your own self. Dare to be different and to fol- low your own star. And above all, remember that God helps those who help themself. Act as if everything depended upon you, and pray as if everything depended upon God. Sarah Maudett Jablecki It doesn’t matter what life situa- tion you are born into; It's what you do with that situation and your life that matters. Shelia Jan Jackson Nothing ever becomes real till it is experienced even a proverb is not a Proverb to you till your life has illustrated it. Corlis Anthonette Jett I have not reached perfection, but I’ve tried. 217 John Dennis Johnson “No people do so much harm as those who go about doing no good.” Brenda Diane Johnson Through wisdom is a house builded; and by understanding it is established. James Terry Johnson “If worry was the only cause of death, Terry would live forever. Willie Earl Johnson Never doubt the one you love because love is the greatest thing that life can give; and someday we shall learn it is true. Charles Alton Jones There is a time to live and a time to die; it is better to live today, for there may be no to- il morrow. Michael Lane Jones Be like a duck. Stay calm and unruffled on the top, but work like the dickens underneath. George Jordan Ambition should be made of sterner stuff. 218 Patricia Ann Jones Love is all around if you open your eyes to look for it. Outstanding Seniors; Wesley Walker, Eila Selnader, David Bald- win, Alicia Knight, Alison Birkmeyer. Cheri Rene Jorgenson How sweet it is to love some- one, How right it is to care. How long it’s been since yesterday. And what about tomorrow? Betty Jane Keel So long as we love we serve. So long as we are loved by oth- ers, I would almost say that we are indispensible; and no man is useless while he has a friend. Howard Keen Make haste; the better foot for- ward. Jessie Kellum Those who in quarrels interpose must often wipe a bloody nose. Alicia Woodham Knight I am not bound to win, but I am bound to be true. I am not bound to succeed, but I am bound to live by the light that I have. I must stand with anybody that stands right, stand with him while he is right, and part with him when he goes wrong. James Robert Krueger The pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; the optimist the opportunity in every diffi- culty. Randolph Alan Kurtz Doing little things well in life makes the bigger things come easier. Terry John Laughinghouse Love is like war — so very easy to begin, but very hard to end. 219 Robert Allan Lee To believe in your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your own heart is true — that is genius. Eliza Leonard To preserve love and peace on this earth we must first have power. Patricia Lofton Linder The moving finger writes; and, having writ, moves on, nor all thy piety nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line; Nor all thy tears wash out a word of it. Stanley Marley Lisenby Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much. Terrie DeLana Lisenby Hope is the feeling that you will succeed tomorrow in what you failed at today. Calvin Edward Lord A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ignorance to get anywhere. Fredrick Earl Lucas, Jr. A successful man is one who can lay a foundation with the bricks that others throw at him.” 220 Karen McGinnis “Though she be but little, she is fierce.' Bernice McGlon Success comes to those who really strive for it. ' 221 Ray Harvey McLaughlin “Destiny is determined choice, not chance. Marthie Ree McLeod “All men start out the same, Small, inferior and without knowledge. But this will all change, With Education and age.” Pauline McLeod “A little peace is all I ask. With a hand of kindness and the joy of understanding, To lend toward a spirited sea of harmony.” William Rankin McLure “Thou speakest wiser than thou art ware of.” Luann Margo Meade Today is the tomorrow you thought about yesterday.” Wanda Elezora Miggins “Amor vincit omnia Love con- quers all things. Debra Jane Metzger You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees. Therefore be at peace with God; in the noisy confusion of life, with all its shame and broken dreams, it is a beautiful world. Be careful, strive to be happy.” Casey Dwayne Miller Work amazes me. I could sit and watch it for hours. 222 Harry Mills ‘‘I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul.” Kathryn Ann Mitchell “As long as I live I shall always be myself and hope there is not another like me. Michelle Marie Mock We learn to make do, make better, make believe that better days will come.” Bruce Craig Moreau “Opportunity knocks only once, but temptation leans on the door- bell.” Michael John Morris Listen People, this generation has the power to make it the best generation the world has ever known OR THE LAST. Robert Dalton Motes If you only love once, let that once be forever. 223 John Alton Myers Times change and so do we. Michael Thomas Neece It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. Gail Elaine Nelson Things are not the same it seems as in such tender dreams Angela Diann Nickerson No one means all he says and yet very few say all they mean, for words are slippery and thoughts are vicious.” Mary Nooner Beauty's ensign yet is crimson on thy lips and in thy cheeks, And death’s pale flag is not advanced there. Michael David Ometer You don't live forever Enjoy life now and live every one of your days as if it were your last. Cyndi Lynn (Alejo) Owens Cortesia de boca, mucho vale y poco cuesta. Diana Carmen Paramore Think about the past enough to learn from it, the future enough to prepare for it; but live to get the most out of the present. Vivian Jeanne Patrick You have only one life to live so live it to your fullest, you'll never know when the time will come. May God be with you wherever you go. Judy Earlene Payton To love and be loved is the greatest human privilege a per- son can possess. 224 Joseph Michael Pomeroy The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little long- er. Debra Ann Poole There is no better exercise for strengthening the heart than reaching down and lifting people up. David Pope Never do today what can be put off till tomorrow. Dale Preston All the knowledge I gained I will try to keep but I don't guar- entee it. Steven Burt Price 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. 225 William Edwin Pruett, Jr. What you are today is God’s gift to you; What you become is your gift to God. Geraldine Reese “What you are today is God’s gift to you; What you become is your gift to God. James Lewis Reid Which way Black America! . . . Segregation, Integration, Libera- tion? Jane Lori Quattlebaum The grass next door may be greener, but it's just as hard to cut. Farrell Wesley Reeves If Christian nations were nations of Christians there would be no wars. Ralph Reyes He who knows others is learned, He who knows himself is wise. Also young men think old men are fools. But old men know young men are fools. Debbie Carol Reynolds Believing in this world I am an individual expression of God and have a part to play in the unde- termined time span I pledge my living to this end. John Mason Rice I’m taking time for a number of things that weren't important yesterday. And I still go. Sandra Roberson Let all your thoughts be sincere ones. Delores Rodgers It matters not what you are thought to be. But what you real- ly are. 226 Betty Anne Segrest Life is not a problem to be solved, but a gift to be enjoyed. Johnny Lester Seifert In marriage you start out hold- ing hands, and end up with a full house. 227 Mark Allen Rowe There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root. Dennis Craig Searcy Lost wealth may be replaced by industry, lost health by temper- ance, but lost time is gone for- ever. Samuel Joseph Saliba On this earth, God's work must truly be our own. Do your best! What more can anyone ask? Marie Leila Sanders Life is mostly froth and bubble: Two things stand like stone — Kindness in another’s trouble. Courage in your own. Gregory Dean Discipline can physically. Our liefs cannot be Eila Maria Selander Wisdom is better than rubies; and all the things that may be desired are not to be compared to it.” John Sexton Learn from the mistakes of oth- ers — You can’t live long enough to make them all your- self.” Ronald Edward Shell Success is measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the ob- stacles which one has overcome while trying to succeed. Chester K. Shipman I can't fool myself. I am still in love with you!” Lori Susan Sherbert A marriage of love is pleasant; A marriage of interest, easy; And a marriage where both meet, happy! Rebecca Ann Simmons Some of the most difficult mo- ments in life become the fondest memories. Ricky Edward Simmons There’s a difference between having an aim in life and just shooting at random.” 228 Sheila Diane Skipper Lee Ray Smedley 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.” Yesterday is gone; forget about it. Tomorrow is not here; don't worry about it. To ay is before you; use it.” Cynthia Elizabeth Smith The itching sensation that some people mistake for ambition is merely inflammation of the wish- bone. Lezlie Sharon Smith I sit at the window and watch the snow fall; So great are the memories that I recall.” Richard John Smith “As long as I live I shall always be myself, and no other, just me. Elizabeth Ann Smoak This is the beginning of a new day. God has given me this day to use as I will. What I do with this day is important because I have exchanged a day of my life for it. When tomorrow comes today will be gone forever. I hope I will not regret the price I paid for it.” David Snellgrove He saith little that loveth much. Patricia Jan Snellgrove Life is divided into two halves; One frozen, the other a flame; The burning half is love. Stephen Henry Snellgrove What can I say? MILRIFF! Wendy Ann Snellgrove Everyone likes to see a smile, but a tear now and them shows that you care.” 229 James Johnson Sollie, Jr. Everything nourishes what is strong already. Rebecca Mabrey Sollie Every wish is like a prayer, with God. Mary Kim Ann Sovia Every day I love you more. Today more than yesterday and much less than tomorrow. Fred Rector Steagall What I’ve dared I’ve willed; and what I’ve willed I'll do! Robert Steele As the sun creates your shad- ow, God created your soul; but in each case it is you that deter- mines the shape of it. David Thermon Stafford The best way to have a friend is to be a friend. 230 Wanda Kay Stevens “Smile and the world smiles with you. Melvin Stewart Life is too short, so make the best of it while you can and you’ll never regret it. Robert Stephen Stokes “One man’s delusion is another man’s reality. Frank Martin Stola Mama Mia! That’s a spicy meat- ball. Beverly Strickland What we are is God’s gift to us; What we become is our gift to God. Gary Martin Storey Always do right; This will gratify some and astonish the rest. Katherine Ann Sumner Enjoy the present hour, be mindful of the past; and neither fear nor wish the approaches of the last. Lucinda Jean Sweeney Love begins, but does not end at will. 231 Michael O'Brien Tharin A man of few words but those few which count.” Carolyn Jo Thomas There is more pleasure in loving than in being loved. Evelyn Jean Thomas Education begins at the Moth- er’s knee, and every word spo- ken within the hearing of little children tends towards the for- mation of character. Sarah Jeanene Thomas Women aren’t much; but they're the best other sex we have. H. Wayne Thompson It’s enough to be alive, to see the sea, the sky, and watch the changes, to eat, talk, joke, create, love, feel the air and ground, and not have to be somebody. Rosie Thornton Man never falls so low that he can see nothing higher than him- self. Robert Samuel Tibbets “Carroll High and Life are the same thing. They both have their good and bad times! 232 William Craig Toben It's my life so let me live it as I want to. Dennis Lee Tolbert Work doesn't bother me, I can sit and watch it for hours. Diane Patricia Townsend If you keep your face toward the sun all the shadows of life fall behind you. Elizabeth Ann Trottier The harvest of justice is sown in peace doe rhoaw qho xulrivate peace. Pamela Frances Turner Confusion reigns and I'm in power. Rebecca Jann Turner If you don’t want anyone to know it, don't do it. 233 Danny Tuttle “If at first you don’t succeed you’re running about normal.’ Etta Lisa Walding Seek happiness for its own sake and you will not find it; seek for duty and happiness will follow as the shadow comes with the sun. Lawrence Wesley Walker I am wiser than this fellow any- way. He thinks that he knows, when he doesn’t and at least I know that I don't know. James Earl Ward What I do is all that concerns me, and not what people think. 234 Kery Ware “Once a 'hippie' said to me, ‘Old refrigerators never die. They just lose their cool. There is only one way to be: be all you can and what you can. ’ Donald Washington Our liberties we prize, by the sword we seek peace, and our rights we will maintain. Robert Lee Watkins “If I had to make it over, I would't do it here.” Joseph Roy Whitman I only have one life to live so let me live it my way. Danny Ray Williams Arthur Ray Washington To be Black, proud, and educat- ed is wisdom. To be Black, too proud, and prejudiced is stupidi- ty” Rhonda June Waters A nod is good as a wink . . . to a blind horse. Linda Gail Watts The creator gave to man the right to plan his own life, to dare his own adventure, to earn his own reward. Anthony Marice Williams A man is the maker of his char- acter, the molder of his life, and the builder of his destiny. 235 Look for the future and thrive for the best, they will always be there.” Debra Louise Williams Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my roadway. Margaret Susan Williams There is no fear in love; but per- fect love casteth out fear: be- cause fear hath torment. He that feareth is not made perfect in love. Johnny Max Williamson We must live together as broth- ers or perish together as fools. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE FOR: Gary Griffin Evelyn Mabe Mitch Paramore Jennifer Purdue 236 WHO’S WHO Best All-Around Rhonda Hughes Tom Hubbard MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Karla Hyde Kenneth Phillips MOST POPULAR Cathy Dennis Steve Snellgrove BEST PERSONALITY Angela Nickerson James Reid 238 BEST LOOKING Robert Lee Lynnetta Hill BEST DRESSED Claire Andrews Bubba McLure 239 MOST DIGNIFIED Jan Jackson Wesley Walker MOST DEPENDABLE 240 Steve Price Carmen Paramore MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Adcock Sam Saliba MOST INTELLECTUAL Patricia Linder Terry Dean 241 MOST TYPICAL GRADS Debbie Higginbotham Ronnie Drew WITTIEST Lori Sherbert Ricky Simmons 242 MOST MISCHIEVOUS Debbie Metzger Bruce Moreau FRIENDLIEST 243 Jeanene Thomas Al Myers MOST ORIGINAL Janie Dowdle Bobby Watkins MOST TALENTED Jane Quattlebaum David Johnson 244 CUTEST COUPLE Carmen Paramore Greg Sand 245 Ray McLaughlin Salutatorian Patricia Linder Valedictorian THE TOP TWENTY HONOR STUDENTS Debbie Reynolds Sam Saliba John Rice Karen Adcock Lorna Sommers 246 247 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORY MRS. BETTY ARNOLD: Secretary. MRS. CATHRYN AUSTIN: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teaching: Eng- lish III; Class Sponsored: Senior; Club Spon- sored: Future Teachers of America. MR. WILLIAM BAKER: Degrees: B.S. Sam- ford, M.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Biology and Science; Class Spon- sored: Junior; Club Sponsored: Science Club. MRS. JANICE BARNETTE: Degrees: B.S. Troy University, Masters of Education Auburn Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: English IV; Class Sponsored: Senior. MR. JAMES BLANKENSHIP: Degrees: B.S. Troy University, M.A. University of Alabama,- Subject Currently Teaching: V.I.E.; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: VICA. MISS ANN BOWDEN: Degree: B.S. Troy Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: English IV; Class Sponsored: Senior. MRS. BERTHA BOYKIN: Degree: Voc. Ala- bama A M; Subject Currently Teaching: Cosmetology; Club Sponsored: Cosmetology. MISS CATHERINE BOYKIN: Degrees: B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. New York Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: English II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MR. SHERRY BRANNAN: Degrees: B.A. and M.E. Southeastern La. University; Subject Currently Teaching: Physical Education; Club Sponsored: “C Club. MRS. JIMMIE JEAN BUSH: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: En- glish II, Journalism I, Journalism II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: EAGLET. MR. JAMES CHANCEY: Degrees: B.S. Troy University, MED. Mississippi State Universe- Subjects Currently Teaching: Geometry, Phys- ics, Trigonometry, Physical Science; Class Sponsored: Senior; Club Sponsored: Math Club. MRS. LINDA CHILDERS: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Eng- lish III; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Spon- sored: Thespian Society. MR. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM: Degree: Mas- ters Tuskegee Institute; Subject Currently Teaching: Voc. Agriculture; Club Sponsored: Future Farmers of America. MRS. SHIRLEY CURRY: Degree: B.S. Troy Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: Geome- try; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: Math Club. MR. FRANK DAGOSTIN: Degree: B.S. in Math and Science, Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Algebra II, Science II; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: Student Government. MR. RAY DYCK: Degree: B.S. Alabama A M; Subject Currently Teaching: American Government; Class Sponsored: Senior. MR. CHARLES EDGAR: Degrees: B.S. Troy University, Masters of Education Auburn Uni- versity; Principal. MR. RANDY FREE; B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teaching: American Histo- ry, P.E.; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MR. GENNIE GANTT: B.S. Tuskegee Institute; Subjects Currently Teaching: Voc. Agri- culture; Club Sponsored: Future Farmers of America. MRS. JOYCELYN HALE: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Typ- ing I and II; Shorthand I and II; Office Prac- tice; Bookkeeping; Class Sponsored: Junior. MRS. JUDY HEATH: Secretary. MRS. GLADYS HENRY: Degrees: B.S. Auburn University, M.A. University of Alabama; Club Sponsored: Library Assistants; Librarian. MR. WILLIAM HESTER: Degree: Type I Teach- ing Certificate; Club Sponsored: Aviation Club; Subjects Currently Teaching: Aviation. MRS. BARBARA HICKS: Degrees: B.S. Math and English, Troy University; Subjects Cur- rently Teaching: English II, Journalism I and II; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: Thespian Society, TALON, Newspaper. MR. BILL HOPKINS: B.A. Southeastern Lousi- ana University; Subject Currently Teaching: Physical Education; Class Sponsored: Sopho- more. MRS. MARIE D. HORN: Degree: A.B. Hun- tington College; Subject Currently Teaching: Chemistry, Science II,- Class Sponsored: Horn; Club Sponsored: National Honor Society. MR. JIMMY JACOBS: Degree: B.S. Troy Uni- versity; Club Sponsored: Future Teachers of America; Guidance Counselor. 1st SGT. MORRELL KEY: Subjects Currently Teaching: Hygiene and First Aid, American Military History. MRS. JOANNE KNIGHT: Degrees: B.A. Mon- tevallo University, M.A. University of Ala- bama; Subject Currently Teaching: American History, Spanish; Class Sponsored: Senior; Club Sponsored: Spanish Honor Society. MR. JOHNNY LOCKHART: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teaching: Amer- 248 icon Government. Class Sponsored: Senior. MRS. LINDA MARTIN: Degree: B.S. Memphis State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Physical Education; Class Sponsored: Junior. MISS WENONAH MARTIN: Degrees: A.B. Judson College, M.A. University of Alabama; Guidance Counselor. MR. TOM McCLENDON: Degree: B.S. Au- burn University; Subject Currently Teaching: Driver’s Education; Class Sponsored: Junior. MR. L. O. McLEOD: Degree: B.S. and Mas- ters of Education Alabama State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Vocational Edu- cation. MRS. BETTY McDEARMAN: Degrees: B.S. and M.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Art I, Art II; Club Sponsored: Art Club. MRS. NANCY MURPHY: Degree: B.A. Okla- homa College for Women; Subjects Currently Teaching: Speech, American History; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: Debate Club. MR. JOHN PAOLO: College: Hibbing Col- lege; Subject Currently Teaching: Drafting. MRS. CHERYL PATTERSON: B.A. University of Alabama; Subjects Currently Teaching: Math I and II, Algebra I; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MRS. ALICE PARRISH: Degree: B.S. Auburn University; Subject Currently Teaching: Home Economics; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: Future Homemakers of America. MR. ELLIS PEAK: Degree: B.S. Troy Universi- ty; Subject Currently Teaching: World Histo- ry; Class Sponsored: Senior. MR. JIMMY PEEK: Degree: B.S. Troy Universi- ty; Subject Currently Teaching: Band. MR. KENNETH PETREY: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Assistant Principal. MRS. SHARON PRICE: Degree: B.S. Troy Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: English II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MRS. SUSAN RAE: Degree: B.S. Indiana State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Physical Education; Class Sponsored: Junior. MISS ALISON RILEY: Enterprise State Jr. Col- lege Secretary. MR. WILLIAM RUSHING: Degree: B.S. Missis- sippi State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Distributive Education; Club Spon- sored: D.E.C.A. MRS. GWENDOLYN SANDERS: Degree: B.S. Alabama State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Physical Education; Class Sponsored: Junior. MRS. KATHERINE SASSER: Degrees: B.S. Troy University; M.A. University of Alabama; Subject Currently Teaching: Shorthand, Typ- ing, Bookkeeping; Class Sponsored: Sopho- more; Club Sponsored: F.B.L.A. MR. CLYDE SHIPMAN: Degree: Type •’A Certificate; Subject Currently Teaching: Auto Mechanics. MR. RICKY SHIRLEY: Degree: B.S. Troy Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: Choral Music; Class Sponsored; Sophomore; Club Sponsored: Choral Music. MR. CECIL SKINNER: Degree: B.S. M.A. Uni- versity of Alabama; Subjects Currently Teaching: American History, Alabama Histo- ry; Basketball, Golf. MRS. BRENDA STEED: Degree: B.S. Troy Uni- versity; Subjects Currently Teaching: Business Law and Math, Typing I; Class Sponsored: Junior. MRS. MARGARET TAYLOR: Degrees: B.S., Masters of Education Alabama State Univer- sity; Subject Currently Teaching: Typing I; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Spon- sored: F.B.L.A. MR. JOHNNY TURNER: Degree: B.S. Con- cord College; Subjects Currently Teaching: Biology, Science II; Class Sponsored: Junior. MR. MIKE WALKER: Degree; B.S. University of Southern Mississippi; Subjects Currently Teaching: Driver's Ed, Physical Education; Class Sponsored. MRS. PATRICIA WALKER: Degree; B.S. Uni- versity of Southern Mississippi; Subjects Cur- rently Teaching: French, English II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: French Honor Society. MR. FRED WARD: Degree: B.S. Auburn Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: Algebra I, Math II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MRS. HAZEL WILKINSON: Degrees: B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. Auburn Univer- sity; Subject Currently Teaching: Home Eco- nomics; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: Future Homemakers of America. MR. LOMAX WILLIAMSON: College Attend- ed: George C. Wallace Vocational Technolo- gy School; Subject Currently Teaching: Radio and Television; Club Sponsored: Electronics Club. MR. JAMES WYATT: Degrees: B.S. Vander- bilt, Masters University of Alabama; Physical Education, American History. DOROTHY ABSHIRE: FHA 2; Choral Club 4. KAREN ADCOCK: SPOFAP 4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Math Club Treas. 4; Drafting Club 4; CHS Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Senior of America; 2 NEDT Certificates 2; South Carolina District All-State Winner- Math Team. CHARLOTTE ALEXANDRA: FBLA 3; German Club 3; VICA 4; Newton Baptist Church Choir. ANDY ALFORD: Student Body. KAREN ALLEN: Student Body. CLAIRE ANDREWS: SGA 1; CHS Band 1; French Club 2, 3; Art Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Science Club 4; FTA 3; Math Club 3, 4; 20th Century Club 1,2,3, 4, Projects Officer, Pa- rade Officer, Historian. KATHY ASHCRAFT: Pep Club 1; Jr. Red Cross 1; Recognition Banquet 1; FBLA 2; FTA 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Library Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, Store Manager,- Thespian Society 4; TALON Staff 4; ACS Volunteers 2, 4; Out- standing Teenager of America. ROD ATKINSON: Football 1; Aviation Club 3 4. MIKE AUXIER: Drafting Club Pres. 4; SGA. AGGIE AVERY: Glee Club 2; Varsity Club 2; Pep Club 2; Girls’ Softball Team 2; Tennis Team 2; Magazines Sale 4; Candy Sale 3. WANDA BALCH: 20th Century Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Educational officer 3, Corresponding Sec. 4, Parade Officer 4; SGA 1; Art Club 3, 4; Math Club 3,- Science Club 4; FTA 3, 4; Homeroom Pres. 1, Homeroom Treas. 3; Homeroom Reporter. PETER BAILLARGEON: Student Body. DAVID BALDWIN: Beta Club 1, 2, Pres. 1; SGA 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Store Manager 4; TALON Staff 4, Business Manag- er 4; Outstanding Senior. DONNA BARBOUR: FTA 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Math Club 3,- Spanish Honor Society 4; Wor- SENIOR DIRECTORY thy Advisor of International Order of Rain- bows; Girls' State 3; Debutante Club 4. MICHAEL BAREFIELD: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, 2, Battalion Staff 4; Math Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; FTA 4; Choral Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4; FFA 1. CHARLES BARNARD: Student Body. ROSCOE BATTON: Student Body. GARY BAXTER: Jr. Class Reporter; D.E. Club 4. JUNIOR BAYNE: Aviation Club 2, 3,- Track Team 3,- C Club 4. DAVID BEASLEY: Drafting Club Reporter 4; FFA 3,- 4-H Club 1. JESSICA BELL: Student Body. ALISON BIRKMEYER: SGA 1; French Club 1; FBLA 2; Library Club 2; FTA 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4,- FHA 3; ROTC Sponsor 3, 4. LYNNETTE BISHOP: SGA 2, 3,- National Honor Society 3, 4, Sec. 4; Math Club Sec. 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4, 2nd Vice-Pres. 3; EAGLET Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Spanish Honor Socie- ty 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Jr. Class Play Make-up and Costume Committee, Thespian Society 4; SPOFAP. ROBERT BLACK: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, 2; Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4. JAMES BLUDSWORTH: Student Body. PAT BOONE: FTA 4; D.O. Club 4; Debutante Club 3, 4; TALON Staff 3, 4. KEN BRADSHAW: Electronics Club 2; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4,- FFA 1. TERRY BRIGHTON: National Honor Society 3, 4,- Thespian Society 4; DECA 3, 4, DECA Club Treas. 3,- 4-H Club 2; Jr. Beta Club 1; Milton High School Marching Band 1. GARY BRUNER: Football 1, 2, 3,- Baseball 1; L” Club 2, 3,- DECA 4. LARRY BURDETTE: 4-H Club Pres.; EAGLET 250 Staff, ROTC Editor; Military Excellence Award 1st Place; ROTC Drill Team. DOROTHY BUTLER: Student Body. EDDIE BYRD: ROTC 1, 2, 3, Drill Team, Rifle Team 3; Drafting Club 3; EAGLET Staff 2, 3; D.E. 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Driver’s Ed 2. JOANN CALHOUN: 4-H Club 2; FHA 2, 3; FBLA 2; Cosmetology Club 4. DANNY CANALEJO: Football 2, 3; Senior Science Club 3,- FTA 4; Beta Club 2; Science Club 4; Basketball 2; Track 2; SPOFAP. JANIS CARLSON: Student Body. JENNY CARMICAL: SGA 1,2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Play; Thespian Society 4; Tri-M Club Treas. 3, Pledge Counselor 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Pres. BILL CARROLL: Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Home- room Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4; SGA 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4,- Science Club 4. JOEY CARROLL: Aviation Club 2, 3; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; DECA 4. MIKE CASON: FBLA Pres.; National Spanish Club; Drill Team; Beta Club; Thespian Socie- ty; Jr. Class Play; ROTC 2nd Lt.; Library Club; EAGLET. GARY CATHCART: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team Executive Officer, Special Troop Com- mander; Explorer Post 50 Treas.; Math Club; Science Club; FBLA; T.E.A.M. DEBORAH CAUTHEN: FTA; 4-H Club; VICA. RUFUS CAWTHON: Teen Club; Electronics Club; Soul Club 1; Art Club 1. WAYNE CHANCEY: 4-H Club Vice-Pres. 2; Battalion Sgt. Maj. Military Excellence 3,- Bat- talion Co.,- ROTC 4. THOMAS CHILDREE, JR.: 4-H Club 1, 2; FFA 1; D.O. Club 2; D.E. Club 3,- Electronics Club 3. KEVIN COLEMAN: ROTC Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Commander of Rifle Team. CINDY COLSTON: Math Club 3; FHA 2, 3,- Thespian Society 4; Reporter 4. UNDA CONARTON: FHA; VICA; French Honor Society; 4-H Club Reporter; 4-H Club See. WILLIE COOKS: ROTC 2, 3; Soul Club 1; Teen Club 2; FFA 1. JACKIE COOTS: Student Body. DANNY CREAN: Student Body. ELLEN CUMBIE: Science Club 2, 4; Sr. Na- tional Honor Society 3; Spanish Honor Socie- ty 4. JEROME CURRINGTON: Teen Club 2; Soul Club 1; ROTC 2; Electronics Club 3. WILLIE CURRINGTON: Teen Club 4; Soul Club 2. BRUCE DAILEY: Art Club. LOUIS DAVIDSON: Student Body. CURTIS DAVIS: Romular Club; Art Club; Aviation Club; FFA; ROTC. ELOISE DAVIS: 4-H Club; Red Circle Club. JEANICE DAVIS: Student Body. TERRY DEAN: Spanish Honor Society; Thespi- an Society; Drafting Club; National Merit Fi- nalist; Science Club; Math Club; Math Team. TEDDY DEESE, JR.: ROTC Drill Team; Draft- ing Club; ROTC Color Guard Captain. LILLIAN DE LA CRUZ: Pep Club; Girls’ Hock- ey Team; Girls’ Basketball Team; Chorus Club 2. DAVID DELONEY: FFA 1, 2; 4-H Club 1; D.O. Club 3, 4; Electronics Club 3. MICHAEL DELONEY: Math Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4. __CAJHY DENNIS: Misses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Jr. High Cheerleader 1; Freshman Class Beauty; SGA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; French Club Vice-Pres. 2, 3; FHA 2; Sophomore Class Beauty; D.E. Club 3; FTA 3, 4, Miss FTA 3; Centennial Princess 3; Senior Class Sec.; Senior Class Beauty; Finalist in Miss Ozark; Thespian Society 4; EAGLET Staff 4; Top Salesman in Sr. Class Magazine Sale. WAYNE DENSON: ROTC Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Commander 4; Dixie Senior Baseball; ROTC Color Guard 3, Rifle Team 4. JEANITA DOUGLAS: D.A. Smith Band 1; FHA 1, 2, 4; SGA 3; Library Club; 4-H Club Pres. 4; Art Club 4; ROTC Sponsor 4; EA- GLET Staff. JANIE DOWDLE: TALON Staff 3, 4; Art Club 4; D.E. Club; D.O. Club 4; Societas Club 1; Science Club 2, 4; Math Club 1; FTA 1, 2. KATHY DRAKE: FHA 1,2; Cosmetology Club 4; Choral Club 1; Cosmetology Beauty. RONNIE DREW: Interact Club; Electronics Club Treas.; Freshman and Sophomore Class Pres.; Football; Basketball; Baseball; C” Club; French Club; EAGLET Staff Business Manager. JOSEPHINE DUBOISE: Cheerleader 1; Teen Club 2, 2, 4. BUBBA DUNN: CHS Band 1, 2, 2, 4, Lab Band 3, Stage Band 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Art Club 4, Science Club Pres. 4; FTA 4; SGA 1; Spanish Honor Socie- ty- CAROLYN DUNN: FTA 4; D.E. Club Pres. 4; Debutante Club Honorary Member; Jr. Class Play Usher. JANICE MARIE DYCK: FHA 1; 4-H Club 3. LANE DYKES: Art Club 3; J.V. Basketball 3; FTA 4; Key Club. LYNDA EDGAR: Misses Club 1, 2, 2, 4, His- torian 3, Parliamentarian 4; CHS Band 1, 2, 3, Lancer 3; D.O. Club 4; FTA 4; FBLA 4; SGA 2, 4. JACKIE ELLIS: FHA 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club 2; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Cosmetology Club 4. RONNIE ELLIS: Football 2, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; C Club; Key Club. . , SAM ELLIS: ROTC 2, 2, 4 FFA 2; Aviation Club 3; Art Club 2, 3; EAGLET 4. CURTIS ELLISON: Speech Club 1; J.V. Bas- ketball 2; Art Club 3; Aviation 4. NEIL ETHRIDGE: Interact Club; Football Team; “C” Club; Track Team; EAGLET Staff. GLORIA EUTSEY: Miami Palmetto Panth- erettes, Miami Palmetto Flag Corp. JOHN FAIN: Football 2; Basketball 1; EA- GLET Staff Business Manager; FTA; T.E.A.M. MIKE FALLEY: Photography Club 1, 2; EA- GLET Staff 1, 2; Tae Knon Doc 1, 2; Football 1. DAVID FAULK: CHS Band 1, 2, 2, 4. MIKE FERRANTI: Class Reporter 1; FBLA 4. BARBARA FLORES: ROTC Sponsor 4; TALON Staff 3; DECA Club 4; Pep Squad 2; Choral Club 2; Girls' Rifle Team 4. ISABEL FLORES: Thespian Society 4; Pep Squad 3; Lettergirl 1. DAWAYNE FLYNN: Student Body. DANA FRANK: Tennis Club 1; Art Club 3, 4; FBLA 4. ROY LEE FUQUA: SGA 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Drafting Club 1; Junior Class Reporter- Senior Class Favorite. JORGE GARCIA: Chairman Good Grooming Committee 1; Class Librarian Award 1; Na- tional Jr. Honor Society 1; Freshman Steering Committee 1; Library Club 1,4; Bowling Club 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 2; Typing Editor 3; Key Club 3, 4; SGA 3; Spanish Honor Society 4; ROTC. TANA GARCIA: Student Body. BARBARA GARRETT: 4-H Club 1, 2, Vice- Pres. 2; FBLA 3, 4, Sec. 4; FTA 3, 4; SGA 4; FHA 2, 3; Library Club 2, 4; French Club 2, 3. SCOn GERMAN: ROTC 2, 2, 4; ”C’ Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Drafting Club 4. EMMANUEL GISSENDANNER: Student Body. DEBBIE GLAZE: SGA 2, 3; Misses Club 1, 2, 2, 4, Parliamentarian 3; Treas. 4; Jr. Class Play Cast; Thespian Society 4; EAGLET Staff 3, 4; Co-Editor. 251 GARY GRANTHAM: “C” Club; Art Club; Track Team. BRENDA GRAY: Student Body. GARY GRIFFIN: Student Body. MICHAEL GRIMM: Student Body. DEBBIE GUMPENBERGER: ROTC Sponsor 3, 4; Pep Club; TALON Staff. ROGER GUNTER: Aviation Club; Agriculture Club; D.E. Club. CHARLENE HADDIX: Debate Club 3; French Club 2. CHARMAINE HALL: FHA 2, 3; Cosmetology Club Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Order of Rainbow PTA Treas. VANCE HANEY: Student Body. JEFF HARKER: Chess Club 1,2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1; Track 2, 3; EAGLET Staff 4. BARRY HART: Student Body. TOM HAWKS: Football Capt. 4; Track; C Club; SPOFAP. RANDY HAYES: Electronics Club 2; Art Club 3; Drafting Club Treas. 4. ROYCE HAYES: Student Body. EDDIE HEADRICK: ROTC Drill Team 1; Elec- tronics Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3; Art Club 4; EA- GLET Staff 4. MIKE HEATH: Baseball 4; Football 3, 4; C Club 4; Interact Club 4; Agriculture Reporter 3, RICHARD HERMAN: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum and Bugle Corp 1, Color Guard 2, 3, Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Electronics Club 2; Aviation Club 4; Company Commander 4; Art Club 3J JOHANN HESS: Student Body. DAVE HICKS: Baseball Team 1; Basketball 1; TALON Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 3; SGA 1. DEBBIE HIGGINBOTHAM: FHA 1, 2; French Club 2; Jr. Class Treas.; ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, 4, Battalion Sponsor 3, 4; Jr. Homecoming Attendant; Math Club 3; Thespian Society 4; NEDT 90% 2. CURTIS HILL: Basketball 3, 4; Teen Club; Track Team 2; B Team Basketball 2; FFA 4; Art Club 3. LYNNETTA HILL: Girls’ League 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2; FBLA 2; FHA 1, 2; Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Tri-M Club 4; FTA 4; Jr. Class Beauty; Senior Class Beauty; Senior Class Favorite; ROTC Sponsor 4. HERNDON HOLMAN: Football 1, 2; Dorm Council at Westminister 1, 2; A-B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Choral Club 4; SGA Pres. 4. TOM HUBBARD: Football; Baseball; Basket- ball; SGA; Interact Club. ELAINE HUGHES: D.O. Club; FHA. RHONDA HUGHES: Freshman Favorite; SGA Sec. 2, SGA 4; Choral Music 1,2,3, 4; Out- standing Junior; Misses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 1, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; National Honor Society; Jr. Class Sec.; All-State Cho- rus; Girls' State Rep. TOMMY HUTTO: Student Body. KARLA HYDE: FTA 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Math Club 4; Science Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 3, 4; Art Club 4; Debutante Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; CYO Youth Group Pres. JAN JACKSON: FHA 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lancer 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; 20th Century Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Sec. 3, Pres. 4; FTA 3, 4; Interact Club Sweetheart 4, District 688 Inter- act Sweetheart 4; Homecoming Queen 4. CORLIS JETT: Teen Club; D.A. Smith Band 1; Choral Club 2; 4-H Club 4; Home-Ec 1, 2; Art Clubj; FBLA 2. _______________ DAVID JOHNSON: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Lab Band 3, 4; Key Club 3, A;. FTA 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; Spanish Hon r 5ociely_2, 3, 4; Choral Club 4. DENNIS JOHNSON: Football; Aviation Club; Electronics Club; 4-H Club; D.E. Club; Vice- Pres. DIANE JOHNSON: FHA; Spanish Honor So- ciety. TERRY JOHNSON: Auto Mechanics Club; D.O. Club; Electronics Club; Aviation Club. WILLIE JOHNSON: FFA 3; Art Club 3; TALON 4; Electronics Club 3. CHARLES ALTON JONES: Art Club 3, 4; ROTC 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; TALON 4. MIKE JONES: Football Trainer 2, 3, 4; Key Club: 3, 4; C Club 2, 3, 4; EAGLET Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4; Baseball Trainer 3, 4; Choral Club 4; Thespian Society 4. PATRICIA JONES: Teen Club; Home-Ec 1, 2; Cosmetology 4; Soul Club; 4-H Club; Cosme- tology Club Reporter 4; Home-Ec Reporter 1. GEORGE JORDAN: Student Body. CHERI JORGENSON: Choir 3; Sophomore Class Reporter; Homecoming Committee 2; Library Asst. 2; Jr. Class Play; Thespian Soci- ety 4; Choral Club 4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Art Club 3, 4, Reporter 3; By Laws 4; Senior Art Club Rep. 4; EAGLET Staff 4, Art Editor 4, Organizations Editor. BETTY KEEL: DECA 3, 4; FHA 3, 4. HOWARD KEEN: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3; National Jr. Honor Society 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Science Club 3, 4; Teacher s Aid 4. ALICIA KNIGHT: SGA 1; Choral Club 1,2, 3, 4, Librarian; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec., Lab Band; Spanish Honor Society 4; Homeroom Pres.; Homeroom Vice-Pres. JIM KRUEGER: Jr. ROTC, Officer, Academic Achievement Award; Aviation Club Officer of Public Affairs; ROTC Drill Competition; Best Platoon Award; ROTC Counter-insergency Team Communications Officer; ROTC Com- pany Commander. RANDY KURTZ: Thespian Society 4; Math Club 3, 4; Jr. Class Play; Audio Visual Club 1; Church RA Basketball 4; Choral Club 3, 4; Church Choir 2, 3, 4; Jr. Class Sale of Candy — High Salesman. TERRY LAUGHINGHOUSE: Most Dependa- ble 1; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; SGA 1; Citizenship 1; Principles Award 1; C Club 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Jr. Class Play; Baseball 252 4; Thespian Society 4; Outstanding Teenager of America. ROBERT LEE: Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Who’s Who 2, 3; Bleacher Bums 4. ELIZA LEONARD: Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3. PAT LEONARD: SGA 2; French Club 2; FHA 2 3. TERI LISENBY: FHA 1, 2, 3; FT A 3, 4, Sec. 4; Science Club 4; Spanish Honor Society 4; Choral Club; EAGLET Staff 4. CALVIN LORD: Electronics Club Pres. 4; Art Club 4; Agriculture Club 1; 4-H Club 1; Bleacher Bums 3. PATRICIA UNDER: National Honor Society 3, A, Pres. 4; Thespian Society Sec.-Treas. 4; FTA 3, 4; Reporter 3; TALON Staff 3, A, Asst. Co-Editor 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Optimist Club Outstanding Senior Girl; National Merit Semifinalist 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students 4; NEDT 90% Certificate 2; Student Co-Director of Jr. Class Play; SPO- FAP; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row. STAN LISENBY: Jr. Class Play Cast; Lettered in Baseball 3; Thespian Society 4; C” Club 4; Art Club 3, A, Vice-Pres. 4; Math Club 3, 4. FRED LUCAS: Agriculture Club 1; SGA 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Electronics Club 2, 4; Foot- ball 3; MCM Club 3, 4. EVELYN MABE: Future Nursing Club 2, 3,- Cosmetology 1, 2, 3; Skating Club 1. DEBBIE MARCUM: Cheerleader 4; 20th Cen- tury Club 2, 3, A, Treas. 4; “C” Club 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; J.V. Cheerleader Capt. 3; French Club 1, 2, 3; FTA 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Class Play. CHRIS MASSLER: Band 1, 2, 3; Art Club 4; Math Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; FTA 3, 4; C” Club 1, 2, 3, A; Golf 1, 2, 3, A; Class Representative 2, 3; Drafting Club 4. YVONNE MAX: FTA 1; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 1; FHA 2. BERNICE McGLON: FHA 1; Girl Scouts 2,- Science Club 2. PATRICIA McGLOTHLIN: Home Ec I; Wood- lawn High School 1; Home-Ec lb Carroll County High School 2. GERALD McGOWAN: Student Body. RAY McLAUGHLIN: Band 1, 2, 3, A, Lieuten- ant 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Thespian Society Pres. 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, A, Sr. Vice-Pres. 4; Choral Club 3, 4; SGA 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3; Boys’ State Rep. 3; Math Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Drafting Club 3, 4; Jr. Class Play; FTA 3, 4; EAGLET Staff A, Class Section Editor- Graduation Usher 3; Handbook Reform Com- mittee; Boys’ State Sen. 3; Student-Faculty Advisory Comm. MARTHIE McLEOD: Library Asst. 1; Youth Club 2, 3; Jr. Choir 4. PAULINE McLEOD: FHA 1; Girl Scouts 2; FBLA 4. BUBBA McLURE: Key Club 1, 2, 3, A; Sopho- more Class Sec.; Sophomore Class Favorite; Jr. Class Favorite; Art Club Vice-Pres.,- Science Club; FTA; SGA 3, 4. LUANN MEADE: Choral Music 1, 2; FHA 1; EAGLET Staff 4. DEBRA METZGER: FBLA; FTA 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; Math Club 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; SPOFAP. WANDA MIGGINS: FHA 1, 2; Homecoming Queen 1; ROTC Sponsor; Teen Club; Red Cir- cle,- Jr. Choir. CASEY MILLER: ROTC 1, 2, 3, D.E. Club. PAM MILLER: FHA 1, 2, 3,- D.O. 3; D.E. A; EAGLET Staff 2. KATHY MITCHELL: SGA 1; Choral Club 1; Driver’s Ed Sweetheart 2; EAGLET Staff 4, Senior Section Editor; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; Tri-M Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Jr. Class Play. MICHELLE MOCK: Art Club 4; Homeroom Capt. of Magazine Sale 4; GAA 2; FHA 1; JDUSA 2. BRUCE MOREAU: EAGLET Staff 2, 3, 4; ROTC 1, 2; 4-H Club 1; Thespian Society 4,- Centennial Play; Electronics Club; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. MIKE MORRIS: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football 1; Football 3, 4,- Drill Team 1; 4-H Club 1; Track 1,2, 4,- Color Guard 2, 3,- C Club 3, 4, - EAGLET Staff 3. BOBBY MOOTES: FFA 1, 2; ’’B’’ Team Bas- ketball 2,- Electronics Club 3, 4; Baseball 4. SUSAN MURRAY: French 1, 2; Art Club 3, 4. RAYMOND MURRAY: Student Body. AL MYER: Football 1; Electronics Club. MIKE NEECE: Interact Club 2, 3, A; National Honor Society 3,- Electronics Club 4, Officer,- EAGLET Staff 4. GAIL NELSON: Library Club 1; Art Club 3, 4. ANGELA NICKERSON: FTA 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Library Club 4; FBLA 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; FBLA Vice-Pres. 4. MICHAEL OMETER: J.V. Basketball 2; Fort Rucker Basketball 3, 4; Fort Rucker Baseball 3. CINDY LYNN OWEN: Cheerleader 1; Inter- scholastic Game 1, 2, 3; Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Library Club 2, 3,- Upward Bound 3; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 3,- C.C.D. 1, 2, 3; Liberation Day Princess 3; Sodality of Mary Pres. 3. CARMEN PARAMORE: Gamma 1; FTA 4; Thespian Society 4; Homeroom Sec. 4; Sen- ior Class Beauty. MITCHIE PARAMORE: D.E. Club; Aviation Club Sec.; Electronics Club. VIVIAN PATRICK: FHA 1, 2,- VICA Club 4; Sec. 4,- Miss VICA. JUDY PAYTON: FHA 2; VICA Club 4. RICKY ALAN PERKINS: Math Club 4; Science Club 4,- Homeroom Capt. of Magazine Sales. ANDY PHILLIPS: ROTC; Football, 2 Football Letters; Aviation Club 4; Pres. 4; School Store Manager. DEBRA PHILLIPS: Student Body. KENNETH PHILLIPS: Freshman Favorite; 253 Freshman Homecoming Escort; W.E.B.B. 1,2, 3; Electronics Club 3, Reporter 4; SGA 4; “B” Team Basketball 3; Baseball 3, 4. MIKE POMEROY: Drill Team 1, Drum and Bugle Corp 2, Color Guard 2, Rifle Team 4; ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4. DEBBIE POOLE: Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls’ Ensemble 1, Choral Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Girls’ Sextet 3, 4; Girls' All-State Choir 3; Science Club 4; Choral Club Treas. DAVID POPE: Student Body. DALE PRESTON: National Honor Society 1; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Honor Society 4. STEVE PRICE: SGA Treas. 4; Senior Class Treas.; National Honor Society Chaplain 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; Key Club , 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4; Boys' State Senator 4; “C Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Freshman Class Sec.; SPOFAP. BILL PRUETT: Student Body. JANE QUATTLEBAUM: Art Club 3, 4, Sec. 4; Science Club 4; SGA 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, A, Drum Major 3, A, Lieutenant; 20th Century Club 1, 2, 3, A, 1 st Vice-Pres. 4; FHA 3; FTA 2, 3; Thespian Society 4; Jr. Class Play 3. GERALDINE REESE: Pep C Club 1; FHA 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, A; FBLA 1; Choral Club 1; Cosmetology Club Vice-Pres. 4. JAMES REID: Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Teen Club; Math Club; Soul Club; SGA 1; Choral Club 1; Band 1. RALPH REYES: Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Key Club 4; Baseball 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, A; Spanish Honor Society Treas. 3, 4; SGA 2, 3; Jr. Class Play; Thespian Society 4; Debate Club 3. DEBBIE REYNOLDS: Jr. High Beta Club 1; 4-H Club 1; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; FTA 3, A, Pres. 4; Misses Club 3, 4; Recording Sec. 4; Senior Class Reporter 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Miss FTA 3; SPOFAP; Math Team. JOHN RICE: Band 1,2, 3, A; Beta Club 1,2, 3; Math Club 2; Science Club 1; French Club 3; Lyre Club 3; Choral Club 2; Lab Band 2, 3; Band Treas. 3; French Club Pres. 3; A-B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA JEAN ROBERSON: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; National Beta Club 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3; Most Outstanding Member of FBLA 3; Math Club 4. DELORES RODGERS: Choral Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, A; FHA 1; SBSA Club 1; Choral Club 2. PATRICIA RODGERS: FHA 2, 3; Cosmetology 2, 3; 4-H Club 1; SBSA Club 1; Choral Club 2. MARK ROWE: Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; ROTC Drill Team 2, 3; Rifle Team 2, 3; In- teract Club 4; Bleacher Bums 3, 4; Band 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Industrial Art Club Pres. 1; Jr. Class Play; Thespian Society. SAMUEL JOSEPH SALIBA: SGA 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Pres. 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Treas.; Optimist Club Senior Boy of the Year; Outstanding American High School Student; Jr. Class Pres.; Senior Class Pres.; Key Club Pres. 4; Spanish Honor Society Pres. 4; FTA Sec. 3; EAGLET Staff 4; Sports Editor; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; C” Club; Football Co-Captain 4; Choral Club; Boys’ State Rep.; Jr. Class Play Student Director; Mr. FTA 3; SPOFAP; Handbook Re- form Committee Assoc.; Just, of Supreme Court; Boys' State. GREG SAND: Senior Class Vice-Pres.; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4; Delegate 3; Chairman of Nominating Comm. 4; SGA 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Thespian Socie- ty 4; Jr. Class Play; Math Club 3; Choral Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, A, Stage Band 2, 3, A, Band Director Favorite 3, 4; FOSAM. MARIE SANDERS: Editor of Newspaper 1; SGA 1; Beta Club 1; French Club 3; FTA 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Store Manager 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4. DENNIS SEARCY: Drafting Club Vice-Pres. 4; ROTC Capt. 4; FFA 1; Drill Team 1, 2; Rifle Team 3, 4; Aviation Club 2; C.l.T. B Co. Com- mander 3. BETTY SEGREST: Newspaper Staff 1; Volun- teer 2, 3, A; FTA 3, 4; Art Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 4. JOHNNY SEIFERT: Student Body. EILA SELANDER: Outstanding Teenager of America 4; All-State Band 2, 3, Lab Band 3, Band 1, 2, 3, A; French Club 2, 3; Math Club Vice-Pres. 4; Accent Program Participant 3; SPOFAP. JOHN SEXTON: Thespian Society 4; ROTC 1,2,3, A, Drill Team 1, 2, 4; French Club 2, 3; Math Club 3; Electronics Club 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Baseball 4. RONALD SHELL: ROTC Drill Team 1, 2; Rifle Team 4; Thespian Society 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Science Club 4; EAGLET Staff 4. LORI SHERBERT: Tri-M Club 1, 2, 3, Ser- geant-at-Arms 3; TALON Staff 2, 3, A, Busi- ness Manager 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3. CHESTER SHIPMAN: B Team Basketball 2; Football 3; D.E. 4. BECKY SIMMONS: FTA 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Debutante Club 1, 2, 3; Art Club Treas. 3, Reporter 4; TALON Staff 2, A, Typist 4; Elec- tronics Club Sweetheart 2; Band 1, 2, 3, Lancer 3; French Club 3; SGA 3. RICKY SIMMONS: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. DIANE SKIPPER: Band 1, 2, 3; FHA 2; D.O. Club A, Vice-Pres. 4; Perfect Attendance Cer- tificate 1. LEE RAY SMEDLEY: Student Body. CINDY SMITH: Science Club 1; Choral Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Homecom- ing Comm. 3. LEZLIE SMITH: FHA 1, 2; Writes for TALON but not a part of the staff. RICKY SMITH: Student Body. ELIZABETH SMOAK: FTA 3, 4; Math Club 4; Thespian Society 4. DAVID SNELLGROVE: Student Body. PATTI SNELLGROVE: SGA 1, 2, 4; C” Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; National Honor Society 3; Spanish Honor Society 4; TALON Staff 2, 3, A, Asst. Editor 4; 20th Century Club 1, 2, 3, A, Parliamentarian 2, Treas. 3, 2nd Vice-Pres. 4; Key Club Sweetheart; Cheerleader 2, 3, A, Capt. 4; Freshman Class Reporter; Freshman Class Beauty; Sophomore Class Vice-Pres.; 254 Sophomore Class Homecoming Attendant; Sophomore Class Favorite; Jr. Class Vice- Pres.; Jr. Class Beauty; Senior Class Home- coming Attendant; 1 st Runner, Miss Ozark. STEVE SNELLGROVE: Football 3; Track 3; C” Club 3; Bleacher Bums 1, 2; Art Club Sec. 2, 4; TALON Staff 3, 4. WENDY SNELLGROVE: Thespian Society 4; Jr. Class Play; TALON Staff 2, 3, 4, Student Writes Editor. JIM SOLLIE: Key Club 2, 2, 4, Sec.; Math Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 4; Science Club 4; Choral Club 2, 4; EAGLET Staff 3, 4; Drafting Club 2; Driver’s Ed Club 2; Homeroom Vice-Pres. 1; SGA 2. LORNA SOMMERS: Honor Roll 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1; All-State Choral Music at Concordia 1; Pep Club 1; Cadette Girl Scout; Medical Explorer 2; FHA 2, 3, 4, 2nd Vice-Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Store Manager 3, 4; Choral Club 3; Math Club 3, 4; Thespi- an Society 4; ROTC Sponsor 4. LYNN SOSSAMON: Astronomy Club 2; Science Club 4; Math Club 4. KIM SOVIA: Pep Squad 1; EAGLET Staff 1, 2, 4, Faculty Editor; Cosmetology Club 3; Art Club 2, 3, 4. DAVID STAFFORD: Student Body. FRED STEAGALL: Key Club 1, 2, 2, 4, Treas.; Math Club; Science Club; Officer; FTA 3, 4, Mr. FTA 4; Basketball 3 Year Letterman; Ten- nis Team 4 Year Letterman; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; TALON Staff Business Man.; C’ Club 2, 2, 4; Choral Club 2.' KAY STEVENS: Student Body. MELVIN STEWART: Student Body. STEVE STOKES: Interact Club; Football 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; ‘‘C’ Club; Science Club; In- teract Club Vice-Pres.; FTA; TALON Staff; Drafting Club; Science Club Program Comm. FRANK STOLA: Student Body. GARY STOREY: Key Club 1, 2, 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 2, 4; Baseball 3, 4; “C” Club 3, 4; Baseball Lettermen 3, 4; Football Lettermen 3, 4; TALON Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4; FTA 4, Const. Comm. 4. BEVERLY STRICKLAND: 4-H Club 2; FHA 1, 2; Cosmetology Club 4. KATIE SUMNER: Student Body. CINDY SWEENEY: Tri-M Club 2, 2, 4, Sec. 4; J.V. Cheerleader 3; “C Club 3; SGA 3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3; FTA 3, 4. DONNA TEW: Future Secretary of America 2; Pep Club 2; Magazine Sale 4. MIKE THARIN: Golf 1, 2, 4; Interact Club 3; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; EA- GLET Staff 4. CAROLYN JO THOMAS: VICA 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; TALON Staff 2. EVELYN THOMAS: SGA 1; FHA 1; Cosmetol- ogy Club 4; Youth Club 2; Freshman Class Sec. 1. JEANENE THOMAS: Choral Club 1, 2, 2, 4; SGA 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 3; Freshman Home- coming Attendant; 20th Century Club 2; Class Reporter 2; FTA 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3; All- State Choir 2, 3; French Club 2; Choral Club Sec. 4; Miss Ozark 4; Thespian Society 4. WAYNE THOMPSON: French Club 2; De- bate Team 3; Jr. Class Play 3; Choir 4; Thes- pian Society 4; Art Club 4; Forensic League 3; EAGLET Staff Asst. Editor 4, Features Edi- tor. BOB TIBBETTS: Baseball Letterman 3, 4; ’’C Club; Electronics Club 4. BILL TOBEN: Student Body. DENNIS TOLBERT: Band; Electronics Club; 4-H Club; Drafting Club; D.E. Club. DIANE TOWNSEND: SGA 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Treas.; Misses Club 2, 3, 4, Historian 4; Thes- pian Society 4; Vice-Pres. TALON Staff Edi- tor; Sec. of Hospital Volunteers; J.V. Cheer- leaders 3; Pep Squad 2. BETH TROTTIER: Student Body. BECKY TURNER: Pep Club 1; Drama Club 1; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. DANNY TUTTLE: ROTC 1, 2, 3; Electronics Club; Drafting Club. JOHNNIE VAUGHN: ROTC 3 years. MARIE WAKEFIELD: Spanish Honor Society; Library Asst. LISA WALDING: Jr. Class Play; Tri-M Club; 2nd Runner up. Miss Ozark; Thespian Socie- ty; FTA; D.O. Club; Debate Club Treas. BOBBIE WALKER: Band 1,2, 3, 4; SGA 1,2; FHA 1, 2; EAGLET Staff 2. WESLEY WALKER: Interact Club Treas., Pres.; “C Club; Math Club; Pres.; National Honor Society; Boys' State; Baseball; SGA 1; Span- ish Honor Society; SPOFAT. KERY WARE: Band 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Avia- tion Club 2, 3, 4. EARL WARD: D.O. Club. ARTHUR WASHINGTON: Aviation Club. RHONDA WATERS: FHA 1, 2, 3, Parliamen- tarian 2, 1 st Vice-Pres. 3; Color Guard 3, 4, Capt. 4; Dale County Oratorical District Con- test 3; 1st Runner up in Regional Oratorical Contest 3; SGA 3; Jr. Class Play; Band Offi- cer 4; Thespian Society 4. BOBBY WATKINS: Football; SGA Alternate; Electronics Club Vice-Pres.; Drafting Club. LINDA GAIL WATTS: 4-H Club Sec.; Home- Ec; Library Asst.; FBLA; Math Club; Thespian Society. JOE WHITMAN: D.O. Club; FFA. ANTHONY MARICE WILLIAMS: Band 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Electronics Club 3; Football 2; ROTC 4; 4-H Club Pres. 4. DEBRA LOUISE WILLIAMS: Art Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society Manager 3, 4; Out- standing Teenager of America Nominee. SUSAN WILLIAMS: Choral Club 1, 2, 3, Li- brarian 4; FBLA 2; D.E. Club Sec. 4. JOHNNY WILLIAMSON: D.E. Club; Mr. D.E. 4. JEANELLE WOODHAM: Perfect Attendance Certificate 1; FHA 2; Choral Club 2; D.O. Club Pres. 3. ANNIE YATES: Student Body. 255 v-v.v. .: -v. a . ■ . . •.« V� . • , ; • •% ' - v t' ... i • r '• • • .' • ■ • , ,:. :• • . '' , • • -i •• • -:.• ' ■ • ■ • - • ■■V' .'. ■ V ; T . _ fi : i.. i . r, •, + s' . • V kV• . . .« ' . . ' • Mr. • � c, -. j vra • vv . T • ' • k % f.v-.. . • r v v ;vV -. . i ••• •' - • . r r'.vv-'y V?- v •sw Kraft � YV ' M.... ....... i-' „ v •■- O ' hM P Vj ; V V . Ki% •� •- '1 ti . ■ - k 'AV. Y.V 'Vt “v’ . • % ; A 9 Y , • 'ift ■' r • --y ■y -V - 256 Advertisements PARRISH MOBILE VILLA Compliments of McLIN'S KITCHENETTE Route 2 Box 225 Daleville, Ale. 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Sales — Service — Rentals Ozark Daleville 774 9150 598-2923 “Dale 'plo-xiAt 210 South Union Avonuo OZARK. ALABAMA 36360 Compliments of ELMORE Chrysler-Plymouth — Dodge, Inc. For a great deal on a new or used car come to Elmore's Ozark, Alabama 260 Building Supplies — Plumbing Heating Pumps — Sporting Goods — Paints — Gift Shop CARROLL HARDWARE JEFFCOAT EQUIPMENT CO. John Deere Industrial Sales and Service Phone 794 4184 Dothan Dependable Service For 40 Years Compliments of Ozark, Alabama 36360 THE OUTRIGGER Phone 774-5192 Phone 774-5193 The Finest in Men's Apparel Martindale Plaza in Ozark, Alabama MORGAN OIL COMPANY 231 Hiway Ozark, Alabama 774-5397 261 Compliments of CENTER DRUGS Compliments From YOUR COMPLETE FAMILY STORE Open 9 to 9 Mon-Sat 262 Compliments of CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OF OZARK Builders of Custom Homes Ozark, Alabama MURRAY WELLS TIRE CO. CANNON SERVICE STATION Daleville, St. 903 Daleville St. Ozark, Alabama JIM’S GULF SERVICE Nationwide Trailers Tires, Batteries Radiator Repair Accessories New Car Warranty Service 231 By-Pass Phone 774-4321 263 COMPLIMENTS OF BYRD'S SUNDRIES Daleville, Alabama we care Visit Us In Our New Store . . . MARTINDALE PLAZA Ozark, Alabama Clyde Jones, Manager OZARK SUZUKI SALES 242 S. Merrick Ave. Ozark, Alabama 264 FUQUA CONSTRUCTION CO. Ozark, Alabama V.A. and FAA Loans CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 72 265 ROBERT L. FUQUA Owner Phone 774-5235 SALI BA'S Compliments of DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED DELICACIES BILL'S DOLLAR STORE 27 West Court Square Phone: Ozark, Alabama 774-8154 South Union 774 9904 Ozark, Alabama RAINBOW TRAILER PARK MRS. J. L. TRAWICK BROWN'S PHARMACY Congratulations to Class of 72 Ozark, Alabama Your Family Drug Store For 46 Years Ozark, Alabama PDQ MEATS Compliments of GUNTER DUNN INC. Donnell Shopping Center Daleville Alabama Ozark, Alabama Phone 598-2597 WE SPECIALIZE IN HOME FREEZER ORDERS 266 VISIT TOMMY WADE'S TOPS AND BOTTOMS For Jeans, Slacks, Shirts, Belts Fountain-Level Northside Mall Dothan, Alabama TRIPLE B WESTERN SHOP Ozark, Alabama Complete Line Western and English Riding Needs 221 Lalceview Road Phone: 205 — 774-5567 Mob’s HOME OWNED PEST-X SATISFACTION HOME GUARANTEED OPERATED 1 yr put cofiict | BONDED TERMITE ANO POWDER POST BEETLE, ROACHES. WATER BUGS, ANTS. RATS PHONE 774 BI93 B □ B WARREN P. O. BOX O OWNER OZARK. ALABAMA CONTINENTAL BEAUTY SALON Owner and Manager — SUE LADD I 15 Community Drive Ozark, Alabama 774 6484 HARRISON'S GLASS SEAT COVER SHOP If It Involves Glass — It Involves Us AUTO GLASS PLATE GLASS MIRRORS BATH ENCLOSURES 613 South Union Avenue Phone 774-8622 Ozark, Alabama 267 SERVING THE BEST kSohA Ma in Office Forf Rucker, Alabama 255 5122 Branch Bank Ozark, Alabama 774-5101 268 Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1972 SNELL, OWEN COMPANY, INC. All Forms of Insurance 30 S. Court Square P.O. Drawer 670 Ozark, Alabama Phone 774 2326 The Southern Star Serving Ozark and Dale County for 103 years Follow the Eagles in all Spor+s by Reading The Sports Reporting In this Award Winning Newspaper. Moving • Storage • Warehousing • Rug Cleaning LOFTIN'S 774 5195 Ft. Rucker Rd. — Ozark Dothan — Ozark — Montgomery Huntsville, Ala. Atlanta — Columbus, Ga. Mineral Wells, Texas With 7 Branches in Alabama We Earned our Reputation by Good Service and Safe Economical Moves . . . Won't you call Loftin's today 269 Congratulations From BILLY GILBERT Your Official Class Ring REPRESENTATIVE HERFF-JONES CO. Box 696 Dothan, Ala. 792-2233 ALABAMA FARM BUREAU INSURANCE James Henderson — Charles Danner — Bernie Elmore Phone 774-251 1 200 James Street DIFILIPPO'S PARKWAY PIZZA ON CALL FABRIC CENTER Phone 774 8236 Open 9:15 A.M. — 7:00 P.M. 6 Days A Week Call in Orders Ready in 15 Min. FABRICS Located on Highway PIECE GOODS ACRYLICS 231 100% Polyester Across From Double Knit Sewing Holiday Inn Sewing Machines and McCall's Patterns 271 BROWN REAL ESTATE OWNER — DOUGLAS BROWN 35 S. Court Square Phones 774-5171 774-5172 J. E. Head Jr. Joe L. Hutt S. A. Skelton MADISON CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS P.O. Box 520 Ozark, Alabama Phone 774-8410 Compliments of: MIDTOWN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Save Up to 50% on All Dry Cleaning 105 Adams St. 774-9941 DAIRY KING HOME OF FINE FOODS Sandwiches Hamburgers Cheeseburgers Char Steaks Fish Sandwiches Ham and Cheese Chicken Salads Broasted Chicken Sundaes Malts Shakes Parfay Sodas Hot Dogs Shrimp Barbecue 93A East Broad St. Phone — 774-2056 273 DALEVILLE CANCELLATION SHOE STORE Save 30% to 60% on Name Brand Shoes 598 4535 BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. DOUGLAS BROWN Complete Insurance Service Phone 774-5173 35 South Court Square Ozark, Alabama MATTOX DRUG CO. 274 m COMPLIMENTS OF DAIRY FRESH | p CLEAN FRESH FLAVOR Dothan, Alabama Compliments of FARRISH OIL COMPANY 2200 Ft. Rucker Road Ozark SPUR — QUAKER STATE — CASTROL STP The Fastest Nozzles West of Ozark. Open 24 Hours TYLERS OFFICE SUPPLY A complete line of office supplies and equipment. P.O. Box 266 317 S. Union Ave. Ozark, Alabama TYLER EDWARDS Owner — Manager Phone: 774-2521 774-2522 Compliments of BARKETT'S STORES Barkett Dept. Store The Hub The Fair Shoe Mart Ozark, Alabama 276 M. O. CARROLL GROCERY CO WHOLE GROCER Ozark, Alabama ESTABLISHED 1898 Phone 774-5164 777 DOWLING'S FASHIONS — Since I 889 — Ladies Ready-to-Wear Clothing and Accessories Men and Boys Quality Apparel Fine Shoes Ozark, Alabama HUGHES FACTORY OUTLET OZARK AND DALEVILLE TARTERS DISCOUNT REXALL DRUG STORES 103 Adams Street Just oft South Union 774-2418 Ozark, Ala. Donnell Shopping Center Behind the School Daleville, Ala. 598 8688 Save 40% to 60% on Name Brand Merchandise. YEAR ROUND DISCOUNT PRICES A LIGGETT REXALL AGENCY Ozark, Alabama JORDAN PILE DRIVING TIMBER • CONCRETE • H-BEAM • SHEET • RIPE Licensed in 5 Southern States Ozark, Alabama 205 774 8124 774 8125 774-8107 Compliments of SHERIFF WILLIAM WALKER 278 THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF OZARK - HOURS - MON. - TUES. - WED. THURS. SAT. 9 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. 9 A.M. - 12 NOON FRI. - 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. OFFERING ALL MODERN BANKING FACILITIES INCLUDING • Checking Savings Accounts • Traveler's Checks • Drive In Window • Free Customer Parking • Loans On Life Ins. Policies • Automobile Loans • Home Improvement Real Estate Loans • Safety Deposit Boxes • Free Night Depository Service • Bank Money Orders Pipe Line Construction of all type Sewage Lift Stations and Structures HEATH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Bobby R. and Ralph Heath, Owners P.O. Box 218 — 122 West Reynolds St. Ozarlc, Alabama 36360 Office Phone 774-8857 Bobby R. Heath Res. 774 3198 279 OZARK PLUMBING Heating and Electrical LINDSAY FISH FARMS 774-8472 SHORTY BODFORD, Pres. Catfish Fingerlings Wholesale and Retail O'NEAL OIL COMPANY National Gasoline and High Grade Motor Oil Wholesale Distributor Owners: Mrs. Max L. O'Neal and Mrs. Sallie O. Sollie 706 East Broad Street Ozark, Alabama Phone 774.5325 Compliments of McDaniel pulpwood company Pulpwood Dealers — Timber Buyers Ozark and Dothan, Alabama jimmy McDaniel elton McDaniel Home Phone Ozark, Alabama Home Phone 745-2740 745-2280 280 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Mike Welding — Owner 774-5172 Midland City MIKE WALDING BRYAN'S Famous for Quality and Price JEWELRY and GIFTS •Keepsake — Starfire; Magnolia Rondel Star of Africa and Gem Arf Diamonds •Bulova — Accufron — Caravel Wafches •Earrings and Charms SPORTSMAN DEN •Shofguns — Pistols — Rifles •Cleaning Kits and Gun Racks •Shell and All Type Ammo •Gun Repairing •Gloves and Bats • Basketballs and Footballs Corner of East Avenue and Broad St. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Ozark, Alabama James Flowers, Agent quarta. TROPICAL Supplies 774 5212 IDS E. COLLEGE STREET OZARK. ALABAMA 36360 TELEPHONE 205-774-0160 282 CURT HEAD'S WHALEY'S AND STANDARD SERVICE CINDERELLA'S STATION North Court Square Ozark, Alabama Ozark, Alabama HOLMAN FURNITURE CO. Phone 774-2216 Free Delivery Easy Terrm NEW — USED — RENTAL — SALES 127 to 139 W. Reynolds Best Wishes DOMINEY-MITCHELL Downtown Ozark 283 PIZZA ON CALL Compliments of Phones 5772-5173 Big. 3408 8th Ave. Div. Rd. Ft. Rucker SMITH HOWARD BUILDERS 312 Liberty Street Ozark, Alabama WALTER HAND MOTOR COMPANY FORD Phones 4-8371 and 774-8462 Mustang • Falcon • Fairlane • Ford Thunderbird ANDREWS DRUG CO. North Ct. Square JIM HARRIS, Reg. Pharmacist Prescriptions Coty Love L'Oreal. 284 GEORGE C. PARKER General Contractor An American Metal Building By Franchise Dealer George Parker El Palacio Of Mexican Food 6ARNEKS futfrran Fl«©«, Jtgrroti GARNERS’ Furniture, Floor Coverings, Draperies 427 North Union Avenue Ozark, Alabama 285 Compliments of DUNN WHOLESALE CO. Distributors of hardware, plumbing and electrical supplies SUPPORT OUR BOOSTERS BRACKIN and FAN DRIVE INN BROWN'S GULF SERVICE CANDLELIGHT MOTEL CARL'S OF OZARK CHARLES L. WOODS, JR. CLAUD McNEALLY BARBER SHOP COACH AND CARRIAGES ANTIQUES DAIRY QUEEN DALE FARMER'S CO-OP DALEVILLE FLORIST D and J DAIRY KREAM ELLIS FLOOR COVERING HAN-D-SNAK HILBOLT'S MEN'S SHOP HOSS OF OZARK JAMES L SOLLIE LAPREE FASHIONS L C. WELLS MR. and MRS. ALBERT ANDERSON MR. and MRS. MARION L. CASON MR. and MRS. CHARLES GOLDEN MR. and MRS. FRED M. HARKER MR. and MRS. T. H. HUBBARD MR. and MRS. W. M. LEWIS MR. and MRS. L. F. MURPHY MR. and MRS. WOODROW PARRISH MUSIC UNLIMITED NEWTON DRY CLEANERS NEWTON FABRIC CENTER ONE HOUR MARTINIZING OZARK FABRIC AND DRAPERY PUTTA RAMA ROLLA'S HEALTH AND FIGURE SALON RUBEN'S T.V. SAAD'S JEWELERS (DOTHAN) SELLER'S GROCERY S.F.A. DISTRIBUTORS SHERER'S DRIVE INN SULLIVAN'S JEWELERS (DOTHAN) S. UNION PAINT AND BODY SHOP TED'S JEWELER'S (DOTHAN) THE ASSOCIATES THE TEEN SHOP WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE SHOP WHITE AUTO STORES 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 each heart; Shall be found unwavering true. When we from life shall part. High School days are swiftly passing; Soon their sands are run. But while we live we’ll ever cherish - —- •