Carroll High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1973 volume:

ALMA MATER Our strong band can never 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 Friendships here begun. Carroll High School Ozark, Alabama Editors: Jo Geddes, Michael Glenn Business Managers: Debbie Grant, George Hubbard Posthumous: Jimmy Adams Photographer: Ronny Lisenby Advisor: Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush Faculty and Administration 24 Activities 44 People 138 Advertising 244 “As for our beginning we run through a variety of looks before we come to consistent and settled faces, so before our end by sick and languishing alterations we put all new visages.” Sir Thomas Brown The Human Face Is 4 A Masterpiece Of God 5 The Eyes 6 7 The Mouth, The Tlesh, The Chin Stand For Purpose 9 10 n 13 Contending Passions Jostle . . . And Displace 18 19 20 Wondrous Scroll Portrayed Are All The Secrets 22 Of The Soul. Anonymous Property of Ozark Dale County Public Library Ozark, Alabama FACULTY AND ADMINISTRA TION The face is the index of the mind. Dedication The 1973 EAGLET staff is honored to dedicate this edition to the Ozark City Board of Education. The Board of Education holds the responsibility of providing 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 ener- gies to continually up-grade and enhance the educational offer- ings and facilities to provide the best possible educational and training opportunities for the youth of our community in these changing times. We wish to show our gratitude by paying this tribute to the Ozark City Board of Education. Mr. Billy Ray Fralish, Superintendent. Left to Right: Dr. John Tamplin, Mr. Thomas Parker, Mr. Ronnie Robbs, Mr. Billy Ray Fralish, Mr. Jerry Beasley, Mr. James Kelly and Col. Hubert D. Gaddis, Honorary Member from Fort Rucker (not shown). Left to Right: Dr. John Tamplin, Mr. Thomas Parker, Mr. Ronnie Robbs. 27 Left to Right: Mr. Billy Ray Fralish, Mr. Jerry Beasley, Mr. James Kelly. Mr. Charles K. , Principal Charles K. Edgar is in the midst of his fourth year as principal of Carroll High School. In 1951, he graduated from Troy State University — where he received his B.S. degree in Science. He also has a master’s degree in School Administration from Auburn University. Mr. Edgar not only serves the community in the facet of principal but he is also a member of Ozark Baptist Church, The Chamber of Commerce, District, State and National Principal's Association, and The Alabama Association of Secondary School Principals. Mr. Edgar assumes his daily responsibilities at Carroll High. 28 Mr. Johnny W. Turner, Assistant Principal Mrs. Betty Arnold, Student Office Secretary Miss Alison Riley, Secretary 29 Guidance Department The Guidance Department's purpose is to bring out the capabilities of students and to make them utilize these capabilities in everyday life. Our counselors. Miss Martin, Mr. Jacobs, and Mr. McLeod help incoming and outgoing students decide on course selections. They also help students with job applications, college applications, and decisions on vocational training. They serve Carroll High students in many various and important ways. Mr. Jimmy Jacobs Miss Wenonah Martin Mr. L. O. McLeod Miss Martin helps student with college application. Mr. Jacobs explains personality test scores. Mr. McLeod advises student on future training. 30 Mrs. Henry catches up with the news. Library The Carroll High School Library consists of over ten thousand volumes of books, with a varied selection of many reading desires. The library subscribes to three newspapers and seventy-three magazines. The aver- age circulation daily is approximately one hundred and forty-five books. The librarians are willing to help students solve any research problem which they may encounter. Mrs. Gladys Henry Mrs. Lillie Jarman Art Department Art I and II are taught to students inter- ested in Art History and the techniques used in various medias. Slides and repro- ductions are used as well as drawings and sketches to illustrate the techniques used by artists from primitive and modern times. Students are encouraged to develop their own creativity. Mrs. Bette Patton Career Education Career Education is a new course selected for Carroll High School. This course teaches students about various occupations and hints of keeping a good job. Mr. Rhodes assists his students in any way he can concerning their future in jobs. Mr. Rhodes shows film on Career Education. Mr. Elijah Rhodes Mrs. Patton explains the structure of a clay model. 31 Mrs. Barnette shows The Canterbury Tales to her class. Miss Boykin discusses the new book on her list. Language Arts Department Miss Catherine Boykin The Language Arts Department offers English, Foreign Languages and Journalism to Carroll High students. Stress is placed on correcting weaknesses in these areas. A well-balanced English program helps to develop a mature mind. The Foreign Language course broadens the students understanding of word origins and his own lan- guage. Journalism offers an interpretation of the field of newspaper and yearbook work. Mrs. Cathryn Austin Mrs. Janice Barnette Miss Ann Bowden Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush Mrs. Linda Childers Mrs. Bush Home-School Telephone System Robert Whittaker Mrs. Austin puts homework assignment on board. Mrs. Price helps students with their grammar. Mrs. Hicks gives hints on a good school magazine. Mrs. Joanne Knight Miss Cheryl Williams Mrs. Barbara Hicks Mrs. Sharon Price Mrs. Childers lectures her class on proper noun usage. Miss Williams reads French to her class. Mrs. Knight tells the story of a pinata. 33 34 Science Department Science, biological and physical, is an essential part of the education of those who desire to live a satisfying life. The courses are well organ- ized in content and sequence so that the student will grow to be a well- rounded individual. The Science Department also consists of two mathematical sciences: Chemistry and Physics. Chemistry is the science dealing with the struc- ture and composition of materials and the changing in the compositions of these materials. Physics is the science which is primarily concerned with the study of matter and energy. These subjects prepare students for higher science courses in college. Mr. William Baker Mr. Dubose points out the parts of the heart. Mr. Chancey explains how a calculator works. Mr. Dagostin solves a problem with a slide rule. Math Department Mathematics is an essential skill in our everyday life. Our Mathemat- ics Department makes it possible for each student to develop this skill and to use it to the best of his ability. The department has a wide range of selections of courses which includes Math I and II, Geometry, Alge- bra I and II, and Analysis. Mr. James Chancey Mr. Frank Dagostin Miss Bonnie Maclean Miss MacLean explains graphs to her class. 35 Mrs. Nancy Murphy Mr. Johnny Lockhart Mr. Skinner catches up on current affairs. Mrs. Murphy explains early river boats. Mr. Lockhart confers with student teach History Department The History Department’s objective is to provide each student with the basic understanding of the institutions, ideas, and customs of our Ameri- can 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 will contribute to our city, state and nation. Mr. Ray Dyck Mr. Ellis Peak about school register. Mr. Peak teaches about ancient Greece. 36 Mr. Jim Harrison Mr. Ricky Shirley Mr. Peek conducts the band. Mr. Harrison assists with the drums. Music Department The Carroll High School Music Department consists of the band, cho- ral club, and choral classes. These groups give individuals the chance to express his talents and broaden his musical knowledge. The band consists of 133 members. During this marching season, there were 7 majorettes, 17 color guard members, a drum major and 98 marching members. The band was able to go to Bradenton this year for a band festival. The Choral Club has 48 members. This includes the sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses and 1 pianist. The Choral Club was able to go to several contests this year. Mr. Shirley explains music theory to class. Drafting Department Mr. John Paolo The Drafting program hopes to give students an insight on the various professions in which drafting takes a part. Two levels of instruction 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, the second year is offered. Mr. Paolo helps student with a drafting problem. Physical Education Department Physical Education contributes to an overall school plan at Carroll High. It is directed toward the main objectives, which are to develop good mental, physical, social and spiritual values. A wide variety of activities are planned for both indoor and outdoor facilities. The need, interests, and experiences of the students are carefully considered when the activities are planned. Some of the activities enjoyed by the girls are softball, field hockey, basketball, volleyball, and tumbling. The boys enjoy playing football, basketball, running track, wrestling, tennis and golf. Mrs. Parrish assists in tumbling. Coach Wyatt points out an announcement. Mr. Butch Stokes Mr. Jim Wyatt Mrs. Bailey demonstrates the correct dance steps. Coach Stokes demonstrates the frog” position. Mrs. Linda Bailey Mrs. Sharon Parrish I D Company Commander receives Honor Company streamer from Colo- nel Luckfield. R.O.T.C. Department The main purpose of the Junior ROTC program is to develop leader- ship traits in the high school student and to acquaint him with the prob- lems of national defense. It is also designed to promote habits of order- liness, personal honor, self reliance and discipline. Sgt. Morrel Key Col. Herbert Luckfield Sgt. Arthur Stewart Driver Ed. class learns proper safety procedures. Sgt. Key prepares to show a film. Mr. Jim Auvil Mr. Dick Chaistain Driver's Education The recommended drivers education course is divided into two parts. The classroom consists of courtesy laws of the state regarding motorized vehicles, how to read road signs and the dangers that occur if the laws are disre- garded. The second phase called the laboratory phase, deals in actual driving experience and employs the use of simula- tors. 39 Mr. Blonkenship helps student with study guide. Vocational Department Vocational Education gives the student an opportunity to explore and receive training in his chosen field. Theory and practical application ore a part of each course. Vocational Education is the fastest growing phase of the educational pro- gram in Carroll High School. The department includes: Home Economics, Voca- tional Agriculture, and Diversified Occupations. Over the past twelve years, the department has increased to include Distributive Education, Drafting, Elec- tronics, Industrial Cooperative Training, Office Occupations, Aviation, Cosme- tology, and Auto Mechanics. Mr. James Blankenship Mrs. Bertha Boykin Mr. Gennie Gantt Mrs. Alice Parrish Mrs. Parrish shows her class how to baste stitch. Miss Boykin shows how to create the latest hair style. Mr. Gantt demonstrates how to weld. 40 Mr. Williamson demonstrates the replacement of a picture tube. AVIATION: Mr. John Andrews Mr. William Rushing Mr. Clyde Shipman Mrs. Hazel Wilkerson Mr. Lomax Williamson Mr. Shipman points out the parts of the engine. Mr. Rushing discusses an idea for a project. Mrs. Wilkinson demonstrates the proper setting of a table. 41 42 Business Education The two preparatory programs in the Busi- ness Department are clerical and stenogra- phy. Each of these subjects includes Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Office Practice, and Bookkeeping. Business Education pro- vides for students the training that may be necessary for employment, or basic courses that enables them for further advanced busi- ness courses after High School. Mrs. Sasser uses the overhead projector in teaching bookkeeping. ALL B E HORTIIANO SUBJECT B K EEPII Mrs. Hale calculates a problem on the adding Mrs. Taylor assists a student in typing a letter, machine. Left to Right: Johnnie Rhee Syewart, Lorreta Russell. Mrs. Neva Heath Maintenance Staff Charles Patrick Robert Hanson Mary McLeod Tellis Copeland Cafeteria Staff Left to Right: Mary Anderson, Catherine Thomas, Lona Mae Patrick. m OLfSAlF C — Sameul Rodgers Student Government President: Irvin Boger Vice President: Jim McLaughlin Treasurer: Mary Thomas Secretary: Tina Cocoran Left to Right: Row 1: BoBo Bearden, Earl Thompson, Irvin Boger, Tina Cocoran, Jim McLaughlin, Mary Thomas. Row 2: Pam Parmer, Laura Grindle, Mary Calhoun, Donnie Curry, Rachel Harris, Mike Oliver, Don Helms. Row 3: MR. DAGOSTIN, SPONSOR; Jerry Barrow, Robert Mathews, Anita Everett, Sharon Segars, Randy Parker, Lisa Wood. Row 4: Jimmy Sasser, Teri Calloway, Katie Dickinson, JoAnn Bryan, Cindy Mabry, Dilly Spurlock, Diane Miller. Row 5: Tammy Heath, Robert Farrish, Ron Doriety, Brian Keller, Johnny Wilson, Brian Cheshire. 46 SecreiAP-v XlAA Cort� A Maw ! � ' « The Student Government of Carroll High has the job of promoting 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. 47 Marie D. Horn Chapter National Honor Society Left to Right: Row 1: Lynn Overstreet, Libba Garner, Gail Holoiday, Kay Insley, Sue Crumpler, Beth Davis, Jan Simpsom, Mary Calhoun, Janet Dyck. Row 2: Laura Grindle, Donna Benton, Michelle Dory, Pat Alexander, Candy Craddock, Jo Geddes, Vicki Adcock, Barbara Chadwick, Beth Wilkinson, Susan Hazenfield, Vivia Peebles, Debbie Westeman. Row 3: Doug Patrick, Mike Newman, Danny Glaze, Joel Simpson, Stewart McConnell, Rusty Andrews, Robert Hatch, Donnie Curry, Ervin Boger, Bobby Baker, David Bebefield, Steve Byrd. Store Managers: Jan Simpson Danny Glaze 48 Left to right: Row 1: Vice President: Beth Davis; Secretary: Vicki Adcock; Store Manager, Jan Simpson. Row 2: Chaplain, Steve Byrd; President, David Benefield; Store Manager, Danny Glaze; SPONSOR, MRS. KNIGHT. 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 a grade average of no lower than a B” in every sub- ject for two semesters preceding induction. Once you have become a member you must maintain the high standards of the Society and set an example at all times. 49 The Spanish Honor Society is a club for those students with a B aver- age in the study of Span- ish for at least two semes- ters. The Society is named for Dr. Alfred B. Thomas, professor-emeritus of the University of Alabama. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY New Members, Row 1: Anne Reynolds, Denny Griggs, Sue Crumpler, Randy Parker, Vicki Dews, Linda Youngpeter. Row 2: Karen Register, Vicki Warren, Barbara Head, Vivia Peebles, Janet Dick, Cherry Angle, Sharon Segars, Lisa Raines, Marty Gales. Row 3: Bill McLaughlin, Mark Andrews, Leon Peterson, Joe White, Brian Cheshire, Robert Hatch. Old Members: Barbara Chadwick, Danny Glaze, David Benefield, Jan Simpson, Vicki Adcock, Donna B. Jerkins. Row 2: Bobby Baker, Stewart McConnell, Reid Garrett, Doug Payne, Rusty Andrews, Joel Simpson, Terry Shell. 50 Officers: Treasurer — Danny Glaze Secretary — Vicki Adcock President — Jan Simpson Vice-President — David Benefield Sponsor — Mrs. Knight FRENCH CLUB Left to Right: Row .- Karen Wilson, Pat Krause, Kay Insley, Ellen Hubaur, Jean Brown, Roseanna Wilt, Cindy Owens, Rita Thomlin. Row 2: Rhonda Basham, Jo Geddes, Cindy Mabrey, Debbie Boyd, Tammy Heath, Nancy Deese, Sandy Miller, Janice Jackson, Avis Withrow, Kay Burgess, Miss Williams, sponsor. Row 3: John Weston, Brian Keller, Jerry Bush, Kathy Holliday, Brenda Gill, Belinda Outlaw, Jim McLaughlin, Stephen Mixon, Mike Shell. Officers: President — Pat Krause Vice-President — Kay Insley Secretary-Treasurer — Karen Wilson Sponsor — Miss Williams The French Club is designed to give a speaking knowledge of the language, as well as the French Culture. 51 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Left to Right: Row h Mary Calhoun, Donnie Curry, Melissa Robinson, Ann Rynolds, Lisa Wood, Adonna S. Carroll, Vicki Scott, MRS. AUSTIN, SPON- SOR, Susan Hazenfield, Beth Wilkenson, Janet Childree, Winnie Williams, Celeste Woods, Gail Brown. Row 2: Belinda Outlaw, Lynn Overstreet, Vivia Peebles, Beth Riley, Elaine Sheffield, Jan Simpson, Michelle Smith, Sue Ann Sorrell, Dilly Spurlock, Connie Turberville, Francie Walker, Erleen Wallace, Ernistine Wallace, Becky White, Loretta Whitney. Row 3: Rachel Harris, Patti Hart, Debbie Hocut, Paula Hyde, Peggy Johnson, Sam Judah, Anne Landers, Will Mathews, Tommy McClendon, Marcie McDaniel, Joseph McKnight, Steve Mixson, Steve Morrow, MR. JACOBS, SPONSOR. Row 4: Gary Clark, Steve Clouse, Terri Cooker, Candy Craddock, Sue Crumpler, Donna Darlington, Angela Dean, Nancy Deese, Michelle Dory, Debbie Drew, Danny Glaze, Janet Dick, Denny Griggs. Row 5: Pat Allen, Ginny Anderson, Jay Bond, Renee Betts, Maxine Bivines, Sandra Blakey, Jean Brown, Bill Byrd, Paige Byrd, Terri Callaway, Jane Carroll, Jan Cherry. Treasurer: Donnie Curry, Vice President: Melissa Robinson, President: Mary Calhoun, Secretary: Ann Reynolds. 52 Mr. FTA: Donnie Curry Miss FTA: Mary Calhoun 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 district and State meetings, sponsor Valen- tine’s Day messages, and practice teaching a day. Ann Reynolds was elected to the State Execu- tive Board and Mary Calhoun was elected District IX Miss F.T.A. 53 CHORAL CLUB Left to Right: Row .- Coleen Whitner, Jennie Mills, Mary Thomas, Joel Simpson, Jack Causey, Dana Stevens, Nancy Brown, Dianne Martin, Mr. Shirley. Row 2: Sharon Parker, Jeri Grantham, Debbie Chavis, James Bartley, David Andrews, Ronnie Lisenby, Constance Johnson, Julia McKinney. Row 3: Gail Holiday, Karen Parker, Coleen Byrd, Gary Clark, Mark Bennett, Carol Mills, Sharon Segars, Katie Dickinson. Row 4: Janice Franklin, Mary Calhoun, Winnie Williams, Charles McQueen, Steve Mixon, David Benefield, Bill Byrd, Beth Wilkinson, Lynn Overstreet, Janice Sheppard, Staci Doherty. Reporter: Karen Cutchens Secretary-Treasurer: Lynn Overstreet President: Staci Doherty Vice-Presiden t: Janice Sheppard 54 CHORAL CLUB Left to Right: Row 1: Jennie Mills, Mary Thomas, Joann Bryan, Gary Clark, Charles McQueen, Mark Bennett, Dana Stevens, Nancy Brown, Dianne Martin. Row 2: Sharon Parker, Jeri Grantham, Debbie Chavis, David Benefield, Steve Mixson, Bill Byrd, Constance Johnson, Julia McKinney. Row 3: Mary Calhoun, Gail Holliday, Karen Parker, Coleen Byrd, Joel Simpson, Jack Causey, Coleen Whitener, Sharon Segars, Katie Dickenson, Karen Cutchen, Mr. Shirley. Row 4: Janice Franklin, Tracey Updyke, Winnie Williams, James Bartley, Ronnie Lisenby, David Andrews, Beth Wilkenson, Lynn Overstreet, Janice Sheppard, Staci Doherty. Directed by MR. SHIRLEY, The CHS Choral Club presents concerts for the student body and local organizations. Selected members compete in All-State try-outs. 55 ART CLUB The Art Club’s objective is to extend the student’s understanding, to include and -expand the entire school curriculum, to learn and produce creativity for himself and soci- ety. The fund raising projects which are geared to make money and to improve the art facilities in school are frequently done by the Art Club. Left to Right: Row 1: Lesa Glenn. Row 2: Ricky Davis, Charles McQueen, Mark Steltenpohl. Row 3: Francia Walker, Brenda Boyd, MRS. PATTON, SPONSOR, Barbara Murphy. Row 4: Karen Parker, Linda McAffee, Debbie Parker, Terry Bond, Julie Schneider. Row 5: Reid Garrett, Nancy Hardy, Adonna Smith, Becky White, John Thornberry. Row 6: John Smith, Joel Simpson, Brad Register, Cindy Sellers, Pauline Schwartz, April Lewis, Thomas Hood. President: Francia Walker, Vice-President: Bill Kamerer, Reporter: Linda McAffee, Secretary: Becky White FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Left to Right: Row h Sheila Franklin, Sharon Watson, Marcie McDaniel, Pat Sanders, Stephanie Hood, Beth Faulk. Row 2: Erline Wallace, Janice Franklin, Debbie Sims, Kay Hulon, Monica Schwegler, Roy Blackmon, Julia McKinney, Winnie Williams, Judy Johnson. Row 3: MRS. SASSER, SPON- SOR, Debbie Andrews, Sheila Calaway, Loretta Whitney, Betty Welch, Robin Sexton, Dartha Faniel, Sherry Life, Tammy Heath, Dorothy Shell, Debbie Merritt, Ernistine Wallace, Janice Jackson. Officers: Judy Johnson, President; Julia McKinney, Secretary; Roy Blackmon, Treasurer; Winnie Williams, Vice-President. Future Business Leaders of American emphasizes the importance of developing leadership qualities in the individual through active participation in business oriented activities. 57 DRAFTING CLUB Vice President: Zack Arnold, Treasurer: Vicki Nix, Public Relations: Steve Norman, President: Marty McKeel, Secretary: Adonna Smith. Left to Right: Row h Ginger Beck, Bob Watts, Adonna Smith, Zack Arnold, Vicki Nix, Steve Norman, Martie McKeel. Row 2: Raymond Flores, Jimmy Youngblood, Pauline Schwartz, Teri Bond, Rodney Stysyszyn, David Makowski. Row 3: Jeff Stratton, Mike Quattlebaum, Chuck Mertz, Ronnie Judah, Reid Garrett. Row 4: France Dubois, Donald Kelly, Tim Adams, Ronnie Fain. Row 5: Mark Steltenpohl, Danny Glaze. Row 6: Rolland Gotland, SPONSOR: MR. PAOLO The Drafting Club is designed to acquaint the student with basic fundamentals of drafting and a study of career possibilities with emphasis on individual interest. 58 ELECTRONICS CLUB Left to Right: Row h Cathy Golden. Row 2: Gary Carlson, Larry Doster, Jack Sexton, Glenn Merritt, Mitchel Newman, Robert Newman. Row 3: Chris Pampel, Chuck Holloway, Rickey Armstrong, Ronnie Cotton, Hector Carson, Willie Barrow. Row 4: Eddie Davis, Steven Cobb, Danny Tomlin, Brad Register, Roy Blackmon. Row 5: Brent Hill, Joe Wilson, Brad Loyal, Randy Armstrong, Kenneth Rigsby, David Miller. Electronics was organized to instruct students in the concepts of basic electricity and basic elec- tronics and help students who plan to seek employment in this field. Officers: Vice President: Gary Carlson President: Larry Doster Reporter: Glenn Merritt Treasurer: Mitchell Newman Secretary: Jack Sexton Sweetheart: Cathy Golden Sponsor: Mr. Williamson 59 HERO CLUB Left to Right: Row .- Nancy Taylor, Alice Tellis, Marilyn McLeod, Karen Shelton, Cindy Hadden, Linda Beasley, Anita Everett, Gloria Belcher, Elaine Johnson. Row 2: Debbie Crittendon, Alberta Crittendon, Cynthia Matthews, Leona Matthews, Becky Wjitman, Iris McDaniel, Rhonda Byrd, Patti English, Elaine McKinnon, Marilyn Newman, Joann Calhoun, MRS. BOYKIN, SPONSOR. Mae V. Bivins, Gwendlou Flowers, Kathy Fowler, Sharrie Furry, Ann Gaddy, Diane Beasley, Debbie Grambling, Theresa Bryant, Alice Reynolds, Sandy Wilson. Secretary: Nancy Davenport President: Anita Everett Treasurer: Cynthia Matthews Vice-Presiden t: Nancy Taylor The Hero Club is devoted to the learning and mastering of essential basic skills for health and beauty aids. 60 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Officers: SPONSOR, MR. GANTT; President, Steve Byrd; Vice-President, Roger Barnes; Secretary, Hector Carson; Treasurer, Mark Buckinger; Reporter, Randy Strickland; Sentinel, Tim Dean. Left to Right: Row 1: Hector Carson, Mitchel Newman, Roger Barnes, Willie McNabb, Calvin Horton, Stanley Fowe, Don Morgan. Row 2: Jimmy Lee Horton, Junior Abshire, Dennis Boatrite, Steve Byrd, Mark Buckinger, Bill Martney, Mickie Tew. Row 3: Jimmy Cardin, James Davis, Terry Holmes David Weldon, Boddie Rhodes, Mark Watson, Claude Roose. Row 4: Randy Strickland, Tommy Farmer, Tim Dean, Jeff Honaker, Danny Wright, David Bush. Row 5: Sammy Brown, David Rogers, Tom Ray, Mr. Gantt, Jeff Putnam, Kenneth Rigsby, Van Vaughn. 61 BIOLOGY CLUB Left to Right: Row 1: Don Howard, Roger Harrison, Mark Steltenpohl, Doug Payne, David Makowski, Reid Garrett, Chip Townsend. Row 2: Gail Holliday, Dean James, Mark Sossaman, Mike Carlisle, Julia McKinney, Dean Quattlebaum, Cherry Angle, Glenn Griggs, Karen Wilson, Fletcher Smoak. Row 3: Debbie Kittridge, Winnie Williams, Sheila Franklin, Janice Franklin, Betty Welch, Carmel McNair, Jean Brown, Teresa Belcher, Edie Winland, Lorretta Whitney, Nancy Taylor, Debbie Degtoff, Sharon Riley. Row 4: Margaret Burdette, Pat Sanders, Gwen Deloney, Mark Bennett, Sue Ann Sorrell, Gary Clark, John Weston, Gussie Johnston, Lorna Dansby, Jane Carroll, Belinda Outlaw, Monica Baker. Row 5: Kathleen Carleton, Mary Walding, Beth Grahm, Jody Stevens, Debbie Drew, Robert Farrish, Kathy Holliday, Carolyn Lockette, Earnastine Wallace, Belinda Lewis, Brenda Gill, Bobby Pechtal, Mark Stephens, Marilyn Long. Row 6: Van Vaughan, Bill Smith, Cindy Barnes, Bonnie Hughes, Celeste Woods, Chuck Smith, Jack Sexton, Bill Byrd, Rusty Andrews, Mickey Holmes, David Duggan, Tony Priest. Left to Right: Director, Don Howard; Director, Winnie Williams; SPONSOR, MR. BAKER; Director, Debbie Kittredge; President, Sharon Riley; Director, Gail Holliday; Director, Dean James; Director, Flether Smoak; Director. Marilyn Ling. The Biology Club was organized to promote interest of students who seek future knowledge in the field of science through personal experience and interesting speakers. 62 ■ HEALTH CAREERS CLUB President: Bill McLaughlin Vice-Presiden t: Steve Clouse Secretary: Beth Grantham Treasurer: Betty Beverly Left to Right: Row 1: MR. McCOY, SPONSOR, Betty Beverly, Beth Grantham, Bill McLaughlin, Steve Clouse, Paula Hyde, Julia McKinney, Edie Win- land, Debbie Degtoff. Row 2: Earl Thompson, Randy Parker, Dennie Griggs, Bill Smith, Renee Zapata, Jean Brown. Row 3: Bryan Cheshire, Coleen Whitener, Peggy Johnson, Joseph McKnight, Jackie Causey. Row 4: Tina Cocoran, Debbie Deloney, Nancy Brown, Ann Reynolds, Jimmy Sasser, Will Mathews. Row 5: James Bartley, Richard Sharpe, Katie Dickenson, Steven Mixon, Jim McLaughlin, Vicki Dews. Row 6: Vernon Johnson, Mark Andrews, Bill Byrd, Tim Adams, D'aun Womack, Jeff Putnam. This is the first year that the Health Career Club has been organized. The purpose of the club is to help students determine if they have a career in the medical field. Members gain knowledge through experience and interesting speakers. 63 INTERACT CLUB Left to Right: Row 1: Bill Davis, Mike Chalker, Donald Kelly, John Neher. Row 2: Chip Townsend, Brian Chesher, Bobo Bearden, Brian Keller, Tom McClendon, Buddy Jackson, Adele Buchan, Zo Speer, Jimmy Miller, Donnie Curry. Row 3: Terry Miller, Sam Judah, David Parrish, Steve Morrow, Jim Woods, Mark Stephens, John Walker, Jimmy Sasser, Larry Deal, Will Mathews. 64 Sweetheart: Adele Buchan Reporter: Jim Woods, President: Donnie Curry, Secretory: John Walker, Reporter: John Neher, Vice President: Steve Morrow, Treasurer: Jimmy Sasser. Senior Members: John Neher, Jim Woods, Steve Morrow, Jimmy Jerkins, Adele Buchan, and Donnie Curry 65 KEY CLUB Left to Right: Row 1: Bobby Baker, Mike Newman, Jan Simpson, Danny Glaze, Mark Steltenpohl. Row 2: Robert Hatch, David Benefield, George Hubbard, Bobby Runkle, Al Stewart, Don Helms. Underclassman: Bill McLaughlin, Earl Thompson, David Makowski, Robert Farish. Row 2: Richard Sharpe, Jim McLaughlin, Steve Clouse, Doug Payne. 66 Junior Vice-President: Steve Clouse, Jon Simpson, Treasurer: George Hubbard, Senior Vice-Prisident: David Benefield, Secretary: Don Helms, President: Mike Newman. 67 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Left to Right: Row 1: Laura Grindle, Anne Landers, Sue Ann Sorrell, Row 2: Becky White, Lisa Rains, Diane Martin, Paige Byrd, Nanci Brown, Iris McDaniel, Beth Wilkinson, Winnie Williams. Row 3: Teresa Jarvis, Debbie Parrish, Evelyn Foster, Barbara Byrd, Anita Gail Everett, Martha Anderson, Juanita Ware, Carolyn Lockett, Belinda Lewis, Loretta Whitney. Row 4: Karen Wilson, Vicki Scott, Karen Gourley, Donna Armstrong, Susan Hazenfield, Dartha Faniel, Kathleen Flynn, Anita Wolfe, Shelia Sasser, Julia McKinney. Row 5: Stephanie Hood, Sherry Wedgewater, Mary Thomas, Lee Graham, Charlene Evans, Starr Roberts, Ginny Simmons, Karen Thomas, Debora Guice. Row 6: Francia Walker, Terri Callaway, Donna Darlington, Dilly Spur- lock, Debbie Simms, Sue Dodson, Lesa Glenn, Janice Pine, Vivia Peebles. Row 7: Nancy Deese, Sandra Blakey, Renee Betts, Debbie Darlington, Sandra Garner, Janet Dick, Sue Crumpler, Randy Parker, Beth Grantham, Rene Zapata, Coleen Whitener. Row 8: Amy Wale, Dana Stephens, Sheryl Sand, Cindy Deloney, Kay Hulon, Susan McNew, Terri Coaker, Debbie Miller, Denise Thompson, Leanna Petersen, MRS. WILKINSON and MRS PARRISH, SPONSORS. State Vice-President of Recreation: Beth Wilkinson President Ann Landers Vice President Winnie Williams 2 Vice-President Laura Grindle 2 Vice President Sue Ann Sorrell Secretary Diane Martin Treasurer Lisa Rains Parliamentarian Nancy Brown Reporter Paige Byrd Historian Becky White Chaplain Iris McDaniel Future Homemakers of America strives to give young women a better basis for life and home living through interior decorating, cooking, sewing, consumer education, and child care. Through today's young women, communication can bring better understanding. 69 MCA Left to Right: Row Frankie Hobbs, Gail Brown, Al Stewart, Brenda Griggs, Pat Sanders, MR. BLANKENSHIP, SPONSOR. Row 2: Stanley Peters, Joan Frye, Marcie McDaniel, Debbie Holley, Susan English, Theresa Belcher, Pat Alexander. Row 3: Ricky Armstrong, Ronnie Cotton, John Parker, Johnny English, Ricky Beach. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is composed of students enrolled in the trade and industrial cooperative program. These students are involved in academic and on-the-spot job training. Left to Right: Zack Arnold, Historian; Johnny English, Vice-President; Beth Graham, Reporter; Debbie Holley, President; Marcie McDaniel, Treasurer; Joan Frye, Secretary. Mr. and Miss Vico Johnny English and Debbie Holley 70 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Left to Right: Row 7: Mark Bennett, Tracy Updyke, Brenda Furgueron, Rae Nell Smith, Lisa Edwards, Debbie Broom, David Bobles, Mark Macko. Row 2: Nathaniel Roberts, Jerry Barrow, Reno Corn, Robert Newman, Vicki Nix, Margo Enfinger, Jomelle Patrick, Sherry Morrow. Row 3: MR. RUSHING, SPONSOR, Mike Ellis, Danny Glaze, Robert Shell, Steve Norman, Michael Glenn. The Distributive Education Club is the only national organization operating through the public schools attempting to build status for careers in marketing and distribution in goods and services. L to R: Reporter, Mark Bennett; President, Mark Macko; Secretary, Lisa Edwards; Historian, Sarah Mitchell; Treasurer, Rae Nell Smith; Vice President, Tracy Updyke (not shown). Mr. and Miss D.E. Mark Macko — Sherry Morrow GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Left to Right: Row 1: Mary Thomas, Renee Zapota, Julie Stevens, Cherly Richardson, Pam Parner, Patricia Dyck, Juanita Ware, Linda Rogers, Robin Snook, Annie Currington, Lee Graham, Cindy Owens, Kim Fields, Dorothy Fowler, Evelyn Foster, Debbie Merritt. Row 2: Jean Brown, Rosa Cawthorn, Constance Johnson, Janice Franklin, Carmel McNair, Regina Roberts, Mary Calhoun, Susan Masenfield, Paige Byrd, Francia Walker, Brenda Boyd, Jeri Grantham, Debbie Chavis, Debbie Westerman, Denny Griggs, Diana Boivin, Mona Byrne. Row 3: MRS. PARRISH, SPONSOR, Cynthia Blansit, Jody Stevens, Shari Hayes, Monica Baker, Brenda Gill, Tammy Heath, Candy Craddock, Ginny Anderson, Jinni Mills, Sharon Segars, Vicki Adcock, Julie Schnieder, Stephanie Hood, Michelle Snellgrove, Bonnie Hughes, Barbara Head, Barbara Baily, Starr Roberts, Donna Darlington, Avis Withrow, Terri Cocker, Dana Stevens, Marilyn Heise, Charlene Evans, Loretta Whitney, Kathy Schwartz, Teri Bond, MRS. BAILEY, SPONSOR. 72 Sponsor: Mrs. Bailey President: Gail Holiday Treasurer: Robin Snook Reporter: Terri Bond Vice President: Constance Johnson Secretary: Janice Franklin PEP CLUB Left to Right: Row 1: Janice Pine, Debbie Merritt, Debbie Sisk, Cathy Conrad, Roseanna Wilt, Annette Hobdy, Debbie Andrews, Kim Fields, Karlene Cobb, Sue Dodson, Lee Grahm, Dana Stevens, Cheryl Green, Sandra Gaddis, Chris Baum, Robin Snook. Row 2: Eleanor Howard, Ann Gaddy, Edna Brown, Jeanita Ware, Shelia Franklin, Rita Tomlin, Evelyn Foster, Melba Williams, Pam Parnar, Ann Crawley, Patricia Dyck, Willie Mae Gissendanner, Cindy Williams, Cindy James, Gloria Carlisle. Row 3: Dorothy Fowler, Nancy Deese, Margaret Burdette, Jackie Pate, Bessie Clark, Debbie Boyd, Debbie Drew, Jill Warren, Cindy Mabrey, John Zander, Roy Blackman, Barbara Bailey, Linda Rodgers, Joanna Crowell, Beth Grant, Gwen Glover, Gloria Jones, Vernita Washington, Dorothy Griffin, Dean James. 73 TALON STAFF Left to Right: Row 1: Danny Glaze, Rachel Harris, Mike Oliver. Row 2 Steve Morrow, Steve Clouse, Will Mathews. Row 3: Connie Turberville Ginny Anderson, Denny Griggs. Row 4: Karen Gorley, Betty Nooner, Barbi Tindle. Row 5: Mitzi Johnson, Pam Hafers, Jackie Oliver. Row 6: Dorothy Griffin, Sheila Calaway, Jennette Rhymes. Row 7: Marsha Snell, Dean James, Sandy Geddes. Row 8: Susan Hazenfield, Patti Hart, Mike Johnson. 74 Co-Editors: Steve Morrow Judy Johnson Assistant Editors: Connie Turberville David McGee Sponsor: Mrs. Hicks The Talon is a self supported organization. With a circulation of approximately 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 1st year students using this as a lab experience. In 1966 the Red C , the name of Carroll High’s newspaper, was changed to the Talon, the weapon of the eagle. Left to Right: Row .- Marty Gales, Kathleen Carleton, Ginny Anderson, Zo Speer, Sheila Calaway. Row 2: Betty Nooner, Susan Hazenfield, Karen Gorely, Mike Oliver, Rachel Harris, Danny Glaze, Dorothy Griffen, Will Mathews, Patti Hart, Mike Johnson. Bob Bond. 75 LIBRARY CLUB Left to Right: Seated: Pat Cain, Debbie Degtoff, Janette Rhymes, Donna Whitaker, Tommy McClendon. Standing: Priscilla Newman, Angela Merkison, May Newman, Kim Fields, Sherry Fowler. Not Pictured: Maria Mullins, MRS. HENRY, SPONSOR THE EAGLET STAFF The Eaglet Staff has striven to bring a colorful yet factual account of high school life to the students of Carroll record the present, and inspire the students to plan and look forward to the future. High. We have done our best to open up the past. The staff has worked many long hours to meet deadlines, and straighten out all the problems occurring in any publication. Our main objective is to give Carroll High School a book that will hold all of the memories of the 1972-1973 school year that might be otherwise forgotten in the future. 76 Jo Geddes, editor, MRS. BUSH; ADVISOR, Michael Glenn, editor. Business Managers: Debbie Grant, George Hubbard. Angela Dean, Jan Simpson, Sharon Parker, assistant editors; Jo Geddes, Mike Glenn, editors. Organizations; Barbara Murphy, Maria Mullins. Mrs. Bush checks proofs. Classes: Pat Fisher, Paige Byrd, Susan Stubbs, Beverly Bice. Sports: Mike Glenn, Jim Woods, Cathy Golden, Jan Simpson, Jimmy Jerkins, Jo Geddes. Faculty: Deborah Lake, Earnastine Wallace, Pat Allen. I Features: Ann Johnson, Sherry Difilippo, Sarah Mitchell. 78 «• Classes: Teresa Jarvis, Celeste Woods, Debbie Boyd, Jackie Pate, Jeri Grantham, Donna Darling- ton, Terri Callaway, Lisa Wood, Tina Cocoran. ROTC: Kaye Sitz, Debbie Hughes. Classes: Michelle Snellgrove, Debbie Broome. Band: Ronnie Judah, Paula Hyde, Bill Byrd. Sports: Bob Runkle, Bill Davis, Larry Deal, Chuck Smith, Ricky Davis, Mike Newman, Roger Harrison, David Andrews. Classes: Edie Winland. Photographer: Ronnie Lisenby, Classes: Brenda Gill. 79 Features: Pam Poulnot, Debbie Darlington, Michelle Smith, Bessie Clark, Karen Curtis, Regina Roberts, Annie Curring- ton. ROTC: Joy Leonard, Bill Williams, Theresa Atkinson. Sports: Dennis Bowman, Donna Head, Donnie Curry, Sammy Judah, Jeanie Brauer, Larry Smith. Band: Judy Beasley, Donna Benton, Melissa Robinson, Peggy Johnson. Features: Celia Dodson, Ann Fryer, David Hand, Mike Doyle. Features: Sherry Morrow, Jamelle Patrick, Jo Bryan, Margo Enfinger, Starr Smith, Mary Ann Edwards. Classes: Debbie Parrish, Tina Bartley, Bill Bowling, Gwen Haney, Susan Henderson, Sandra Griffin, Linda Charles. Band: Nanci Brown, Janet Dick, Elaine Sheffield, Sue Ann Sorrell. Faculty: Coleen Whitener. 81 Carroll High R.O.T.C. 83 ■� Members: Jerry Barrow, Tina Bartley, Ervin Boger, Frank Brinkley, Margaret Burdett, Michael Crooks, Ray Dyck, Anthony Hagler, Benjamin Harper Terry Holmes, Gerald Johnson, Larry Johnson, Debbie Kittredge, Willie Lucas, Diane Payton, Jeffery Putnam, Terry Shell, Randy Silavent, Stephen S'lavent, Stephen Smith,Paul Sparkman, Earl Taylor, Stephen Vigor, Roy Wilt, Emily Cawthon, Dianne Dawkins, Sherry Fowler, Joan Johnson, Veronica Kaminski, Pamela Newman, Deborah Roberts, Susan Robertson, Deborah Sitz, Robin Snook, Glenn Perrigin, Matthew Rakowski. 84 B Company 86 Members: Clifford Abshire, Joanna Bane, Jackie Causey, Leslie Cook, Roy Crawley, Eddie Crittenden, Randolph Currington, Mike Degtoff, Matthew Freeman, Ann Fryer, Michelle Gagnon, Joe Grant, Thomas Hood, Don Howard, Debbie Corson, Winston Jackson, Willie Johnson, William Krueger, Linda Leonard, April Lewis, Belinda Lewis, Herbert McCormick, Norma McLeod, Nathan Miles, James Nelson, Nathaniel Nickerson, William Pouncy, William Price, Rhonda Parrish, Matthew Proffit, Michael Puckett, Susan Robinson, Cindy Sellers, Jane Smedley, Michelle Smith, Richard Sossaman, Kevin St. Aubin, Danny Wilson, Celeste Woods, Charlie Jones. 87 C Company Members: Patricia Kruase, Vicky Dews, Betty Dobransky, Marilyn Long, Macon Blocker, John Bodiford, Joseph Brown, Sam Brown, Jerry Bush, Wallace Causey, George Corning, France Dubois, Robert Dubois, John English, Rob- ert Farish, Charles Frye, William Holland, Dean James, Marc Johnson, Robert Marsh, Robert Nelson, Dale Ranum, Ronald Roberts, Ronald Shell, Timothy Silavent, Greg Smith, Ronnie Stafford, Mark Steltenpoul, Rex Thain, Charles Thomas, John Vaughn, James Ward, Lee Williams, William Williams, Celia Dodson, Linda Brinkley, Sheila Car- away, Theresa Currington, Sandy Gaddis, Willie Gissen- danner, Gwen Haney, Norma Hill, Nancy Mills, Mae New- man, Janie Rogers, Shelia Sasser, Cassandra Wheat, Edie Winland, Danny Pangle, Libbern Cook, Mike Welden. 88 89 D Company 90 Members: Stanley Barrentine, Redena Bostin, Madonna Boger, Barbara Byrd, Willie Carter, Stephen Cobb, Wesley Cooper, Cliff Courtney, Karen Curtis, Larry Dreiser, Beverly Dunn, Tim Elliott, Wanda Eubanks, Kathy Flynn, Marty Gales, Stanley Folds, Karen Gourley, Debbie Henderson, Jimmy Horton, Kathy Johnson, Michael Johnson, Jay Leo- nard, William Marks, William McConnell, Keith McLaughlin, Doug Patrick, David Rogers, Renia Ruley, Mel- vin Sawyer, Sandra Searcy, Dorothy Shell, Ginny Sim- mons, Mike Sisk, Roy Watts, Joseph White, Anita Wolfe, Dianne Dawkins, James Smedley. 91 - Survival 93 Stage Band Row 1 Left to Right: Gary Clark Stewart McConnell, Melissa Robinson. Row 2 Left to Right: Mark Andrews, Jay Bond, Don Ketcham, Jim McLaughlin. Row 3 Left to Right: Robert Matthews, James Bartley, Gary Goforth, Earle Thompson, Kevin Wilson, Mike Carroll. Row 4 Left to Right: Bill Byrd, Bobby Baker, Karen Cutchen, Glenn Griggs. Officers From Front Left to Right: Angela Dean, Lt., Janet Dick, Sec., Lisa Rains, Lt. Back Row Left to Right: Robert Matthews, Lt., Bill Byrd, Lt., Bill McLaughlin, Co-Captain, Daucie Brunner, Treas., Melissa Robinson, Captain. 96 Alabama A11-Sta te Members These students were selected to be mem- bers of the Alabama All-State band competi- tion tryouts held in Opp, Alabama. They were selected on their musical ability. The students are From Left to Right: Gary Clark, Saxophone; Melissa Robinson, Saxo- phone. Back Row: Danny Pangle, Trombone; Bobby Baker, Drums,- Robert Matthews, Trum- pet. Not Pictured: Roy Wilt. 97 Color Guard Left to Right Above: Karen Wilson, Nanci Brown, Karen Cutchen, Color Guard Captain, Barbara Chadwick, Jo Geddes, Rifle Captain. Back Row: Janet Dick, Betty Beverly, Sue Crumpler, Tina Cor- coran, Ginger Beck, Karen Whittaker, Elaine Shef- field, Winnie Williams, Susie Sterzenback, Flag Cap- tain, Randy Parker, Angela Dean, Lisa Wood. 98 'P tiale of 7 te :arroll hioh school MARCHING BAND 1 � I I f I , | rf i f.'tii-r-t j i t !. � .{ .n H r Brenda Furqueron — Senior Head Majorette Majorettes The Majorettes were led by Head Majorette Brenda Furqueron. Returning are Donna Benton, Adonna Smith, and Beth Wilkinson. The new majorettes this year are: Paula Hyde, Julia McKinney, and Rachael Harris. The major- ettes have spent many hard hours learning and preparing routines for halftime shows, parades, and many other performances made with the Carroll High School Band. 100 Adonno Smith — Junior Donna Benton — Senior Rachael Harris — Junior Majorettes Julia McKinney — Senior Paula Hyde — Junior Beth Wilkinson — Senior 101 Mr. Jimmy Peek Mr. Jimmy Peek has been band director at Carroll High School for three years. After graduating from Troy State University he taught at Demoplis High School in Demoplis, Alabama and Central High School in Phenix City, Alabama. Mr. Peek has directed and led the Carroll High School Band through a suc- cessful marching and concert season. 102 t Drum Major Bill Byrd was chosen as Drum Major for the 1972-1973 school term. He attended camp at Troy State University for one week and led the band in the Southeastern States Marching Band Festival where he won a first division trophy. 103 IN ATTRIBUTION . . . Dexter Wood, Ellis Beck and Wilbur Jackson are three of the greatest athletes to attend Carroll High School. All three now play football for Paul ‘‘Bear Bryant at the University of Alabama. Dexter, who plays split-end, is a senior and will be graduating this year with high academic marks. He is also the President of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at Alabama. In high school, Dexter was Mr. CHS, a high honor of which he was very worthy. Ellis, fullback for the Crimson Tide, has another year and will definitely be a fac- tor in the Tide’s quest for a national title next year. At Carroll High, he was Most Valuable Player in football and was Most Dependable in Who's Who. Wilbur graduated in 1970 and was chosen Most Popular in the senior class. Wilbur plays tailback for Bama and runs it with style. Coach Bryant himself said Wilbur is the fastest man I’ve «ver coached. Carroll High School and Ozark are very proud of the accomplishments of these three players. 104 Ellis Beck, Dexter Wood and Wilbur Jackson 105 FOOTBALL SECONDS HOME VISITOR | TO GO OTR Standing: Robert Farish, Winston Jackson Tommy Farmer, George Hubbard, Steve Byrd, John Neher, Jimmy Jerkins, Keith McLIaughlin, Mark Stevens, Steve Adcock, Winston Lewis, Terrell Flowers, Eddy Sullivant, Alex Matthews, Keith Coffin. Second Row: Danny Wright, John Walker, Bo Bo Bearden, Jeff Honaker, Donny Curry, Sammy Judah, Tommy McClendon, Jimmy Sasser, David Parrish, Lamar Hall, Kelvin McLeod. Third Row: Jimmy Dunn, Larry Deal, Willie Palmer, Jimmy Miller, Mike Chalker, Allen Wright, J. T. McLeod, Mike Carlisle, Marcus Richie, Kenneth Strickland, Buddy Jackson. Fourth Row: Joe Knapp, David Weldon, Caesar McGrudder, Robert Hunter, Zo Spears, Eishman Palmer, Jesse Snell, James Miller, Bill Davis, Larry Smith, Willie McNabb. TEAM US THEM Enterprise 0 21 Dale County 34 6 Open Eufaula 19 3 Elba 6 13 Phenix City 10 21 Andalusia 6 7 Opelika 8 28 Dothan 0 45 Auburn 0 28 Troy 12 19 106 Left to Right: Head Coach; Kim Wyatt; Assist- ants: Jim Auvil, Butch Stokes, Terry Dubose, Dick Chastain. 107 George Hubbard John Neher Willie McNabb Mi4 J. T. McLeod Mike Carlyle Donnie Curry Mark Richie 109 Billy Davis Eishmon Palmer 110 Kelvin McLeod Eddie Sullivan 111 Bo Bo Bearden Jesse Snell Winston Jackson 15 Foot bdll 1972 This year's trophy winners are. From Left to Right: Larry Smith, Best Defensive Lineman, Willie McNabb, Best Offensive Lineman, John Neher, Dr. G. R. Smith Most Valuable Player Award, and Best Offensive Back, James Miller, Best Defensive Back, Terrell Flowers, Dennis Johnson Memorial. 118 Banquet 1973 Head Coach: Jim Wyatt The 1972-73 football banquet was held Monday, December 11, in the school cafete- ria. The football players and cheerleaders were honored for their accomplishments dur- ing the past year. The recipients of the tro- phies were voted on by the team and pres- ented to them by the coaches. Joe Kelly, for- mer quarterback for the University of Ala- bama, was the guest speaker. 119 Varsity Basketball 120 Seated: Winston Lewis, Joe Brown, Steve Clouse, Randolph Currington, Leon Peterson. Standing: Coach Skinner, Terry Miller, Brian Keller, Jeff Ken- drick, Calvin Davis, Willie Charles, Barrow, Norman McLeod, Coach Dubose. Not Pictured: Gary Warren. The Carroll High Eagles went into the sea- son with six returning lettermen and a suc- cessful record from last year of 18-10. Some of their wins were over Eufaula, Blakely, Sam- son, and Ashford. The Eagles' biggest wins were over Troy, who was undefeated, Green- ville, whom we had lost to previously, Lanier and Andalusia which were both won out of town by one point. CHS won 2nd place in the Ozark Invitational by beating Troy and losing to Jeff Davis. By winning the big and close games, the Eagles showed the great poise and leadership installed in them by Coach Cecil Skinner. Carroll High School 72 Basketball Scores 73 Eufaula 57 CHS 65 Jeff Davis 53 CHS 33 McGill 55 CHS 38 Lanier 39 CHS 40 Ozark Invitational — 2nd Place Blue-Gray Tournament Blakely 54 CHS 71 Samson 37 CHS 69 Greenville 46 CHS 43 Ashford 49 CHS 57 Greenville 49 CHS 52 Andalusia 54 CHS 55 Dothan 51 CHS 64 Brundidge 50 CHS 45 Troy 48 CHS 44 Headland 52 CHS 57 Troy 71 CHS 69 Brundidge 65 CHS 76 Lee of Montgomery 61 CHS 93 Opelika 58 CHS 72 Regional Tournament Eufaula 50 CHS 67 Dothan 64 CHS 59 121 122 K CO Steve Clouse — Jr. Calvin Davis — Sr. Jim Woods — Sr. Terry Miller — Jr. 124 Jeff Kendrick — Jr. Willie Charles Barrow — Sr. 126 127 Varsity Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders at Carroll High have a dedication to their team, their school, and even their community. They cheer for basket- ball and football games, both home and away. The cheerleaders hold summer prac- tices, paint signs for each game, make up new routines, and learn new cheers. This year, they attended Cheerleader Clinic at The University of South Alabama in Mobile, Ala- bama. The Varsity Cheerleaders have enjoyed supporting their team very much this year. Adele Buchan 128 129 Connie Johnson Beth Riley 130 Beth Faulk I Jeanie Brauer 131 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders This is their third year of existence and they have done a great job. They cheer for Jr. Varsity basketball and football games. The Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders hold summer practices too. They also attended Cheerleader Clinic at The University of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama. They have also enjoyed the season very much. 132 Head — Bessie Clark Eagle — Cindy Mabrey 134 Golf Team The C.H.S. golf team, offer a good season last year, is looking forward to the forthcom- ing season with high hopes. The returning let- termen are Steve Morrow, and Will Mat- thews. The other members include Donnie Curry, Steve Mixson, Ervin Boger, Ricky Hornstrike, Jim Greene, and Rusty Andrews. The C.H.S. golf coach is Coach Skinner. Track Team The Carroll High School track team hopes to have a good season again this year. Mike Doyle, Danny Pangle, Doug Patrick, and Roland Galland are the only returning lettermen. The rest of the team consists of Bill Tullis, Mike Jensen, Reid Garrett, Jay Leonard, Robert Nelson, Willie Johnson, David Domain, Greg Meddlekauf, Leroy Jackson, Mark Stephens, Steve Adcock. The team coach is Coach Chastain. 135 Tennis Team The Carroll High School Tennis team has six returning lettermen; Jim Woods, David Benefield, John Walker, Rusty Baker, and the other returning letterman not shown is Steve Clouse. The new tennis team members ore Don Ketcham, Mike Watson and Mike New- man. They are coached by Coach Wyatt. I Left to Right: Sitting: John Neher, Brad Loyal, Jack Sexton, David Andrews, Charles McQueen, Eddie Munn. Kneeling: Jeff Kendrick, Donald Kelly, Randall Woodard, Larry Deal, Jimmy Jerkins, Carl Cooper, Mike Oliver, Tommy McClendon. Standing: Pop McLeod, Robert Farish, Allan Wright, Jimmy Dunn, Mike Chalker, Roger Harrison, Terry Miller, Brian Keller, Mat Profit. Baseball Team After a successful season last year, the Eagles will have fourteen returning lettermen. This year they are coached by Butch Stokes, from the University of Alabama. This will be Coach Stokes first year at Carroll High. Pictured below are the returning lettermen from last year; Kneeling: John Neher, Brad Loyal, Jack Sexton, David Andrews, Charles McQueen, Eddie Munn. Standing: Jeff Ken- drick, Donald Kelly, Randall Woodard, Larry Deal, Coach Stokes, Jimmy Jerkins, Carl Cooper, Mike Oliver, Tommy McClendon. PEOPLE It is the common wonder of all men, how among so many millions of faces there should be none alike . 139 — Thomas Brown The Queen arrives! Homecoming Queen, Attendants, and their Escorts. L. to R.: Calvin Davis and Winnie Williams, Ervin Boger and Adele Buchan, Richard Sharpe and Katie Dickinson, and Mike Oliver and Debbie Boyd. Homecoming Queen's Attendants Sophomore Attendant: Debbie Boyd Junior Attendant: Katie Dickinson Senior Attendant: Winnie Williams Crown Bearer: Tammy Powell ui 142 146 • • . ST • “ v • p MISS OZARK Mary Lou Moore MISS OZARK AND COURT MISS OZARK, Mary Lou Moore FIRST RUNNER-UP (right); Sherry Morrow SECOND RUNNER-UP (left); Jan Simpson MISS OZARK AND ATTENDANTS IN CHRISTMAS PARADE Girls in the Miss Bronze Contest are judged on poise, personality, and beauty. FIRST RUNNER-UP: Janice Franklin MISS BRONZE: Vernita Washington SECOND RUNNER-UP: Winnie Williams 973 BEAUTIES SENIO. BEAUT 111 Adele Buchan 153 Cathy Golden Robert Hatch and Barbara Head MR. AND MISS CHS Jim Woods and Marcia McDaniel ____________________________ 161 At the 1972 Journalism Clinic at Troy State University, the Carroll High School Eaglet Staff won second place for their mock design of this year’s annual. L to R.: Edie Winland, Sharon Parker, Michael Glenn, Ervin Boger, Mrs. Bush, Debbie Grant, and Jo Anne Geddes. DALE COUNTY TYPING CONTEST WINNERS 1st place: Dorothy Abshire; 2nd place: Janet Childree; Division of 2nd year typing. BETTY CROCKER AWARD Gail Holiday BOYS' STATE David Benefield and Robert Hatch 162 Don Hagler won an award in the Voice of Democracy Public Speaking Contest and was the second place county winner in the American Legion Oratorical Contest on The Constitution. WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS L. to R.: Steve Morrow, Janet Dick, Melissa Robinson, Laura Grindle, Sue Ann Sorrell, and Donnie Curry. ETjA TE f° oretta Whitney, Gary Goeforth, Ann Landers, Janet Dick, and Jerry Barrow. Libba Garner 163 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class of 1972-1973, in its first year at Carroll High School, has shown great enthusiasm and spirit. They have contributed greatly in the fields of athletics, social life, and school inter-competition. Sophomore officers are, Left to Right: Robert Farish, President; Lee Graham, Treasurer; Brian Keller, Reporter; Cindy Mabrey, Secretary; Lessie Warner, Vice-President. Denise Adair Rebecca Donna Monica Baker Rick Barefield Stan Barentine Steve Adcock Alexander Armstrong Joanna Bane Steve Barefield Redeno Bastin Keith Albritton Hatti Anderson Tereasa Jackie Barefield Cindy Barnes Chris Baum Peggy Andrews Atkinson Edna Baily 164 Judy Beasley Renee Betts Ronald Beurke Evelyn Billings Virginia Bivins Sandra Blakey Cynthia Blansit Wanda Blocker Randy Bodiford Diana Boivin Dennis Bowman Debbie Boyd Manna Brantly Sammy Bridges Kathy Bright Frank Brinkly Sharon Brooks Edna Brown Joseph Brown Sam Brown Jo Ann Bryan Mark Buckinger Kay Burgess Jerry Bush Barbara Byrd Ann Camp Connie Campbell Joe Campess Gloria Carlyle Jimmy Carden Carrie Carlton Jane Carroll Mike Carroll Kevin Carter Willie Carter Keith Cawthen Sophomore Class Favorites: Debbie Darlington and Mike Chalker 165 166 Mike Chalker Debbie Chaves Bessie Clark Janet Clements Karlene Cobb Terri Coaker Carolyn Commons Kevin Conners Pam Conrad Jim Cooper George Corning Cliff Courtney Eddie Crittendon Mike Crooks Ann Crowley Randolf Currington Tereaso Currington Karen Curtis Lorna Dansby Debbie Darlington Anthony Davis Linda Davis Yvonne Davis Deane Dawkins ' « Outstanding Sophomore of the Optimist Club Youth Appreciation Week is: Donna Head. Emily Dawkins Buddy Deese Nancy Deese Cindy Deloney Marjorie Dery Barbara Dickerson Sue Dodson Danny Dolph Jesse Douglas Ron Dorriety Debbie Drew Robert Dubois Dave Duggan Ray Charles Dyck Keith English Jimmy Epling Eddie Everette Kathy Failey Robert Farish Jimmy Faulk Steve Ferranti Kim Fields Peggy Fitzgerald Cathy Flynn Evelyn Foster Dorothy Fowler Sherry Fowler Matthew Freeman Mike Gabbard Sandra Gaddis 167 Don Gallion Gary Garven Larry Grantham Terry Grantham Lee Graham Sandra Garner Brenda Gill John Gissendanner Gwen Glover Ricky Greeson Karen Gourley Sandra Griffen Glen Griggs Cheryl Greene Pam Hafers Vivian Hamilton Jimmy Horton Donna Head Tammy Heath Marilyn Heiss Bryan Henderson Susan Henderson Norma Hill Janet Hobbs William Holland Cathy Holliday Terry Holmes Ellen Eubauer Mickey Holmes Daniel Houston Doreen Huffstutler 68 Bonnie Hughes Bill Hull Kay Hulon Buddy Jackson Janice Jackson Kitty Jackson Winston Jackson Cindy James Teresa Jarvis Michael Jenson Cathy Johnson Jerald Johnson Mitzii Johnson Ann Johnston Gussie Johnston Deloris Jones Gloria Jones Jeff Jones Ronnie Judah Chester Kaminski Julia Kalimah Brian Keller Teresa Kelley Don Ketchem Barbara Kilpatrick Jerome McCarthy Norman McCloud Preston McCloud Aaron McKinney Linda McKissick Keith McLaughlin Susan McNew Angela Nickerson Chuck Metz Greg Middlecoft 170 Linda Mildrum Debbie Miller Jimmy Miller Sandy Miller Carol Mills Nancy Mills Freta Mixson Ronald Miyamoto John Morott Bill Morris Greg Newman Malcom Newman George Moore Pamela Newman Agnus Newman Pricilla Norman Charlotte Ochoa Jackie Oliver Cindy Owens Lonnie Pair 171 Mike Poramore George Parker Pam Palmer Willie Palmer Debbie Parrish Marilyn Peters Steve Phillips Phillip Powell Matthew Prophet Sybil Puchett Denise Rains Tom Ray Debra Roberts Star Roberts i SS i Shelia Sasser Melvin Sawyer Kathy Schwartz Monica Schwegler Lynn Scott Scott Shearer Jackie Sanders Kay Sanders Kenny Sanders Diane Saner Cheryl Richardson Paula Rigsby Sharon Riley David Rogers Janie Rogers Greg Ruble Renee Ruley Clarice Rump Claude Roos Sheryl Sand 173 Scott Sinan Mike Shell Celene Shipman Zero Shipman Joanne Shlam Tim Silavent Debbie Sims Tammy Sims Ginny Simmons Mike Sisk Debbie Sitz Greg Smith Laura Smith Michelle Smith Rena Smith Rusty Smith Starr Smith Marshall Snider Robin Snoak Zo Speer 174 Julie Stevens Mark Stephens Kim Stone David Strickland Kenneth Strickland Leon Strickland Beverly Taylor Micky Tew Rex Thain Dale Thomas Karen Thomas Vernon Thomas Daryl Spitzer Dilly Spurlock Artie Staples Dana Stevens Rita Tomlin Richard Thompson Barbie Tindell Chip Townsend 175 Lisa Truelove Bill Tullis Lamar Turner Van Vaugh John Waddington Amy Wall Earleen Wallace James Ward JoJo Ward Juanita Ware Lessie Warner Alfreda Warren Jill Warren Vernitia Washington Mark Watson David Weldon Mitchell Wells Johnny Weston Debbie Whittaker Robert Whittaker 176 Bill Williams Cynthia Williams Ray Williams Melba Williams Danny Wilson Rosanna Wilt Larry Windham Avis Withreou Buddy Woodard Edward Woodard loyd Woodham Celeste Woods Anita Wolf Allen Wright Charlie Yopp Not Pictured: Johnny Bradley Carolyn Cummings Raoul Charles David Daniels Eddie Davis James Davis Tim Elliot Stanley Folds Noel Gilmer Beth Grant Tony Hagler Jim Hudson Jimmy Horton Eddie Howell Pat Johnson Ed Knowble Peggy Leonard Teddie McLean Ed Miller Nancy Miller Ryle Moore Denice Oliver Lynn Pennington William Pouncey William Price Randy Sistrunk Cindy Summers Patricia Thomas Mitchell Webb Michael Weldon Debra Woodham 177 The Junior Class 1973 Junior Class Officers President — Jeanie Brauer Treasurer — Beth Riley Vice-President — John Walker Secretary — Rachel Harris Reporter — Debbie Hughes (Not Shown) The Juniors of 1972-1973 are independent, aspiring, and unique in all their aims and ambi- tions. They have shown great spirit and an increasing amount of pride in Carroll High School. They have accepted the responsibility of concerned young adults demonstrated by their successful candy sale. The Junior Class has exhibited honor for their fellow students, school, community, and country. Junior Abshire Tim Adams Gene Albrittain Cindy Aldredge Pat Allen David Andrews Mark Andrews Cherry Angle Ralph Bailey Dewey Baker Bobby Bankston James Bartley Tina Bartley James Barnard Bo Bearden Diane Beasley Millard Belcherr Betty Beverly 178 Beverly Bice Eva Bivins Sammy Blocker Madonna Boger Mark Boivin Bob Bond Jay Bond Jeanie Brauer Linda Brinkley Russell Brooks Nancy Brown Daucie Bruner Lesa Bryant Tereusa Bryant Margaret Burdett Mona Bryne Terri Callaway Pat Cain Shelia Caraway Wayne Carroll Hector Carson Jackie Causey Bobby Chalker Rodney Chalker Junior Class Favorites: Rachel Harris and Tony Welch 179 Outstanding American High School Students Lisa Rains Cassaundra Wheat Karen Wilson Ann Renolds Jan Cherry Jimmy Sasser Doug Payne Randy Parker Linda Charles Jan Cherry Bryan Cheshire Martha Childree Robin Clark Steve Clouse Ken Cobb Cathy Conrad Leslie Cook Libbern Cook Tina Corcoran Mike Cotton Pat Cream Larry Creekmore Alberta Crittenden Debbie Crittenden Joanna Crowell Kenneth Cunningham Jerry Curtis Donna Darlington Bill Davis Rickey Davis Larry Deal Angela Dean 180 Tim Dean Debbie Degtoff Mike Degtoff Debbie Deloney Vicki Dews Katie Dickinson Betty Debransky Mike Doyle Keith Duncan Beverly Dunn Jimmy Dunn Pat Dyck Mike Easton Dawn Ellis Joe Enfinger Susan English Wanda Eubanks Charlene Evans Anita Everett Ronnie Fain Tommy Farmer Beth Faulk Gwen Flowers Matthew Freeman Chuck Frye Ann Fryer Monica Furry Ann Gaddy Mickey Ganon Roland Galland Debbie Garcia Kris Gayhart Lana German Outstanding Junior of the Optimist’s Club Youth Appreciation Week is: Tommy McClendon. 181 Wille Moe Gissendanner Lesa Glenn Bobby Glover Pam Goodall Steve Goodson Beth Grantham Jeri Grantham Brenda Griggs Dennie Griggs Sheila Griggs Diane Grimm Debbie Guire Cindy Hadden Lamar Hall David Hand Gwen Haney Nanci Hardy Rachel Harris Patti Hart Ronald Harvey Richard Havenstrite Sheri Hayes Barbel Haymons Patricia Hazel Debbie Henderson Brent Hill 182 Frankie Hobbs Annette Hobby Deborah Hocutt Chuck Holloway Stephanie Hood Calvin Horten Eleanor Howard Debbie Hughes Rickey Hughes Robert Hunter Paula Hyde Leslie James Ann Johnson Denise Johnson Elaine Johnson Gail Johnson Joan Johnson Peggy Johnson Vernon Johnson Willie Johnson Sammy Judah Clorise Kalimah Willie Kalimah Ronnie Kaminsky 183 Donald Kelly Joe Knapp Bill Kruger Jeff Kendrick Larry Kendrick Debbie Lake Barbara Lee David LeMonte Jay Leonard April Lewis Ronnie Lisenby Carolyn Lockett Alayne Lucas Willie Charles David Makowski David Marsh Diane Martin Faye Martin Jerry Martin Alec Matthews Robert Matthews Will Matthews Linda McAffee Tommy McClendon Cathy McCloud 184 Herbert McCormick Iris McDaniel David McGee Joseph McKnight Bill McLaughlin Jim McLaughlin Vicki McNeal Debbie Merritt Donna Miller Terry Miller Jenni Mills Steve Mixson Pam Moats Sandra Moody Eddie Munn Maryln Newman Vicki Nix Betty Nooner Belinda Outlaw Greg Outlaw Karen Parker Randy Parker Sharon Parker David Parrish Rhonda Parrish 185 Billy Parsons Randy Patterson Doug Payne Pat Perault Eienn Perriger Leon Peterson Lonna Peterson Deborah Phibbs Janice Pune Pam Poulnot Tony Priest Glenn Pyle Lisa Rains Dale Ranum Karen Register Alice Reynolds 186 Ann Reynolds Roland Richardson Beth Riley Nathaniel Roberts Susan Robertson Earl Rodgers Linda Rodgers Steve Roper Jimmy Sasser Sussan Scoggins Vicki Scott Sandra Searcy Sharon Segers Hobert Selander Cindy Sellers Ann Semler Richard Sharpe Kathy Shearer Elaine Sheffeild Dorothy Shell Robert Shell Steve Silavent James Smedley Adonna Smith Chuck Smith Fletcher Smoak Michelle Snellgrove Susan Snellgrove Richard Sosoman Charles Sovia Rodney Stasyszyn Sanford Still 187 Jody Stevens Margaret Stewart Jeff Stratton Randy Strickland Susan Stubbs Hildreth Stuckey Roxanne Sulivant Eddie Sulivant Debbie Syples Earl Taylor Susan Tew Charles Thomas Mary Thomas Pat Thomas Denise Thompson Earle Thompson Katherina Thorberry Debbie Tibbets Connie Turbeville John Walker Gary Warren Sharon Watson Roy Watts Sherry Wedgworth Glynn Welch 88 Debbie Chancey Becky White Lynn Welch Tony Welch Cassandra Wheat Joe White Coleen Whitener Becky Whitman Donna Whittaker Karen Whittaker Bobby Williams Cindy Williams Valerie Williams Karen Wilson Sandi Wilson Edie Winland Lisa Wood Danny Wright Steve Vigor Jimmy Youngblood Linda Youngpeter Shirley Barrow Not Pictured: John Billings Tony Blidsworth Denise Boatwright Tina Brooks Debbie Broome Charles Brown Randy Bruner David Bush Coleen Byrd Theldon Byrd Mona Byrne Joanne Calhoune Richard Craig Jackei Crittenden George Dillard Raymond Flores Leon Flowers Deborah Grambling Brenda Griggs Ellison Harold Larry Harper Benjamin Harper Jeff Honaker Margie Jackson Larry Johnson Denise Lewis Deboris Lancaster Ceasar McGruder Kelvin McCleod James Miller Nathaniel Nickerson Rusty Sharp Bill Smith Larry Smith Steven Smith Jesse Snell Jonathan Shipman Frank Sullivan Danny Tomlin Jesse Wilson Phylis Wimberly Jeff Woodham 189 IN MEMORY OF JAMES CLINTON ADAMS On May 25, 1972, the Senior class lost James Clinton Jimmy'' Adams, a class- mate and beloved person to all who knew him. He died an unexpected and tragic death which seems so incomprehensible to us at this time. Jimmy was born on December 3, 1954, in Ozark, Alabama, and lived in Ozark all his life. He attended Carroll High School his freshman, sophomore, and junior years. Here Jimmy was a member of the Interact Club, C Club, and served on the annual staff. He was a two year letterman on the CHS golf team and had just been named co- business manager of the 1973 yearbook and secretary of the Interact Club at the time of his death. Jimmy loved people and people loved him. He was involved with life in the real sense of the word. Besides this he was a fine and wonderful person and will be missed by all. His death was such an untimely one. It's hard for us to realize that Jimmy will never be with us again, but somehow through Faith we seem to find a way to carry on. WHY? Why is there crime and hate here and there. Don’t people love and don't they care? Why are there wrecks on our highways today? Wrecks that take our friends away. Why are there drugs and all kinds of dope? These will only destroy high hopes. With all these things throughout the year. Life will only end in tears. Written by Jimmy April 1972 190 The Senior Class 1973 Senior Class Officers President — Robert Hatch Treasurer — Lynn Overstreet Vice-President — David Benefield Reporter — Jan Simpson Secretary — Adele Buchan The Senior year is a time of change and discovery. This year is no different. A whole new feeling permeates one s attitudes and actions. Each activity takes on a special significance and holds a new excitement. One no longer looks forward to seeing old friends again next year, but must say goodbye as he breaks old ties. It is a time of reaching new horizons, establishing new goals, or continuing to strive for old ones. It can be a sad time. but only a sadness that soon gives way to the exultation of discovering a new world of challenges and triumphs. Vicki Lynn Adcock Here's a sigh to those who love me. And a smile to those who hate; And whatever sky’s above, Here’s a heart for any fate. Patricia Anna Alexander You will do foolish things; But do them with enthusiasm. 191 $ f k Keith Braden Alford Today is the tomorrow, that I dreamed about yesterday. Virginia Marie Anderson I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore, that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Anna Lesia Anderson Love is the only cement that can hold the world up. Martha Anderson Love is the passionate and abiding desire on the part of two or more people to produce together condi- tions under which each can be, and spontaneously express his real self. Senior Class Favorites Jan Simpson and Terrell Flowers Lomax Taylor Andrews It's not that I’m lazy. I'm just conserv- ing my energy. Ricky Armstrong The man who preaches by the yard usually practices by the inch. 192 Zachary Lynn Arnold What you are today is God's gift to you; what you are tomorrow is your gift to God. Guy Baker Rest is a good thing but boredom is its brother. Robert Eugene Baker The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Roger Barnes Love is funny, short like a toy if you want it broken, give it to a boy. Jerry Auron Barrow Graduation is a time we have waited for with great expectation. Now that the departing time has come, we are all sad. Willie Charles Barrow Today we ore followers, tomorrow we are leaders.” Outstanding American High School Students Laura Grindle, Vivia Peeples, Roy Wilt; Don Haggler, Sue Crumpler, Lynn Overstreet, Susan Hazenfield, Beth Wilkinson 193 Linda Carol Beasley Ginger Lois Beck REJOICE IN LOVE ... No matter how much unhappiness may be ahead, never loving anyone is safer . . . But so is never being born. Gloria Jean Belcher ‘‘To find God’s will is the greatest discovery; to know God’s will is the greatest knowledge; and to do God's will is the greatest achieve- ment. I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meantl Theresa Ann Belcher “The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith. David Wesley Benefield “Love beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endu- reth all things; Love never foileth.” Mark Stephen Bennet “Though the past cannot be changed; the future is still in your hands. Maxine Bivins “Let love and peace be your guide, and lay envy and hate aside. Roy Bartow Blackmon The time to be happy is now; the place to be happy is here; the way to be happy is to make others so. Curtis Blackmon Jr. Right on. I’ve just gone. Brother Black, and I won’t be bock. Dig it. . Ervin C. Boger Jr. “Each has always been willing and eager for the other to grow. We have grown as individuals and in the process, we have grown together. 194 Terese Ann Bond Bill Bowling It doesn't matter who you are; or what you are . . . only that you arel It is better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. Outstanding American High School Students Vicki Adcock, Janet Childree, Libba Garner, Candy Craddock, Jean Brown, Constance Johnson, Joseph Walker Brenda Boyd Made weak by time and fate but strong in will; To strive, to seek, to find but not to yield. Wanda Gail Brown Take my hand my friend and I will show the morning sun. I will teach you all that I know and you will share with me the secrets of the heart. It may not be a fair exchange but it's all I have to offer. Jean Carolyn Brown In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he will guide your paths. I Mark Brown There is no mistake so great as always being right. 195 Adele Marie Buchan A year of joy, sadness, expect- ancy and disappointment; this is the year that we see life as it is. Susan Paige Byrd 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. Stevie Pernell Byrd What a Friend we have in Jesus! Only through Him can we have true Love, Peace, Joy, Security, Happi- ness, and an Eternity with Him in Heaven. I have Jesus. Do you? Mary Alleyne Calhoun Not what we give, but what we share; For the gift without the giver is bare. Oscar Lee Calhoun What we did yesterday and the way we did it is not good enough for today. William Louis Camp The truth is found when men are free to pursue it. Kathleen Carleton Hey, I've got nothing to do today but smile! Michael Howard Carlisle . . . and I am perpetually await- ing a rebirth of wonder. 196 Gary Edward Carlson Outstanding Senior of the Optimist Club Youth Appreciation Week: Barbara Jane Chadwick Forgive, O Lord, my little jokes on thee, and I’ll forgive thy great big one on me.” Nolan Chauvin Nature and females are generally the same, man can't live off one resource alone. ’’All things must pass, including me. Victoria Corn “To be or not to be . . Rosa Cowthon The future stands before us, what does it hold, the wise one will take the road to wisdom, now we have come from first to finish. When we take our final walk, what road will you take in life? Janet Childree The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved, loved for ourselves, or rather loved in spite of ourselves. 197 William Reno Corn “God gave man two ends, one to think with and one to sit on. And too often man has used the end to think with to sit on. Charlie Ronald Cotton Wild animals never kill for sport. Man is the only one to whom the torture and death of his fellow crea- tures is amusing in itself. Candace Elaine Craddock Making the most of happiness, giving of one's help and sympathy. That's real life. Roy Anthony Crawley Some people say that it is hard to make it, but with knowledge and wisdom that I have I know I can make it right on. Carolyn Sue Crumpler O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled, as to console; to be understood, as to understand; to be loved, as to love. Annie Louise Currington Success is determined not so much by the size of one's brain, as it is by the size of one’s thinking. 198 Donald Gene Curry, Jr. Jackie Cutchins Cowards die many times before their deaths, the valiant never taste of death but once.” Karen Sue Cutchins Hi! Elizabeth Wynne Davis With all its sham, drudgery and bro- ken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Calvin Davis Black is beautiful only when it has brains . . . Brain power will liber- ate you. Janet Elizabeth Dick 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. Sherry Lynn Difilippo What is tomorrow if not an exten- sion of today? What is life if not an extension of ourselves? Forever will I live for today, and forever will I dream of tomorrow. Staci Ann Doherty You are my brothers and sisters because you are human and we all are sons and daughters of one Holy Spirit; We are equal and made of the same earth. It’s not what you do, but what you get away with.” Nancy Davenport Love sharpens all senses except common sense. Brenda Davis Grief can take care of itself, but to get the full value of joy you must have somebody to divide it with. 199 Marianne Michele Dory David Allen Domnage “To be better than the best and above the rest is the athlete dream, but only those who sacri- fice their pleasures will obtain that goal.” “Never feor that your life should come to an end, rather fear it should have no beginning. Charles Larry Doster “Glad to be out. Larry William Dreiser “Don't be afriad to see yourself as the you-that-you'd-like-to-be. No matter how far removed from the real the you-of-your- dreams may be.” France Andre Alain Dubois If everyone was like Robin Stone, No one in the world would be alone. Deborah Ann Dyck To all Brothers and sisters, we've got to get over our frustrations. “Afros are all right on the outside . If we've got inform- ation on the inside. Lisa Beverly Edwards “I will lift up mine eyes unto the mountains; from whence shall my help come? My help cometh from God, who made heaven and earth. Beloved, let us love one another: For love is God; and everyone that loveth is begotten of God, and knoweth God. God is love. Mary Ann Edwards Speak not of what you know not of.” William Michael Ellis What a pity human beings can't exchange problems. Everyone knows exactly how to solve the other fellow's. Margo Elaine Enfinger Live each day to the fullest. Be yourself but be your ownself. Dare to be different and to follow your own star and above all remember that God helps those who help hemselves. 200 John Marvin English Whenever you are asked if you can do a job, tell ’em ‘certainly I can’ and get busy and find out how to do it. Patti English Morris There are two things I love most in the world; being a good wife to Mike and being one of God's chil- dren. William Edward Ensley This is but the twelfth step of life’s long ladder. We’ve still got a long way to go. Dartha Faniel Write upon your heart that every day is the best day in your life. Stanley Gray Faniel I'm so glad I got my own; I’m so glad I can see; my life is a natural high; man can’t put no finger on me. Brenda Marie Faulk Don’t hurry, don’t worry. It's better to be late at the Golden Gate than be on time in Hell. Patricia Ellen Fisher Those who cannot relive the past are condemned to repeat it. Jeffery Flowers I've never been hurt by anything I didn't say. Jerome Flowers Any American boy can be a basketball star if he grows up, up, up. Terrell Flowers Some people see things as they are and say why, I see things as they should be and say why not. 201 Janice Elaine Franklin The first great step to the solution of a hard problem is to recognize it as one. Escapism is the fool's way out, and terribly costly to offer no cure. Sheila Franklin To those who occasionally let their hair down and just laugh because life is not that serious, but love is. Reid Garrett Happiness in this world, when it comes incidentally. Make it the object of pursuit, and it is never attained. Mary Elizabeth Garner When you decide to recognize and accept God's love, you will feel a joy like you've never know before . . . God bless you. Jo Anne Geddes There is no wrong side or right side. No misery in not being loved, only in not loving. James Daniel Glaze Nothing ever happens in a small town, but what you hear makes up for it. Michael Glenn You ore never too rich, too suc- cessful or too busy to express grati- tude to those who have helped to make your life richer. 202 Cathy Golden Gary Alan Goforth To be successful work hard and cheerfully at all you do.” Meloney Beth Graham If anyone should ask me to give a reason why I loved my friend, there could be only one answer; because he was he, because I was I. There comes a time in our life when we do something or we refrain from doing something. It is at this time we find out who we really are. This is what we have been all our life and what we will always be.” Bettye Jean Grant Men who know themselves are no longer fools; they stand on the thresh- old of the door of wisdom.” Debra Louise Grant ”1 had rather loved and lost than to have never loved at all.” Joe Grant Educated fools from educated schools and Nixon says Don’t worry. But he doesn't know if there's a hell below, we all are going to go.” Ricky Gray Everything is simpler than you think, and more complex than you can imagine.” James Louis Greene Never imitate: Be yourself. Dorothy Murl Griffin He that says he is in the light and hates his brother is in the darkness even until now.” Loura Grindle To have joy one must share it; Happiness was born a twin. 203 Roger Furman Harrison If a man does not keep pace with his companions, it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. Donald Hagler Men are not punished for their sins but by them. Brenda Ann Harper Why are ye troubled? Behold my hands and my feet, that it is I myself: Handle me, and see, for a spirit hath not flesh and bones as ye see me hove. Robert Hatch And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. Roysce Allan Hayes Speak when you need to, but lis- ten, every second that your mind is conscious, to yourself, your body, and your environment. Susan Denise Hazenfield The world is a great big jig-saw puzzle, only the Peace is missing. Barbara Ann Head The mark of a man is how he treats a person who can be of no possible use to him. Donald Edward Helms If you want to be original, be yourself; God never made two peo- ple exactly alike. 204 Debra Jean Holley Virginia Gail Holliday ' Not only to be loved but to be told that I am loved: the realm of silence is large enough beyond the grave. Thomas E. Hood, Jr. The destination of man has been decided by God, don't alter his per- fect plan. Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step. Only he who keeps his eyes fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. Donald Howard I only regret that I hove but one life to give for my country.” Mary Key Insley Too much sanity may be madd- ness and the maddest of all see life as it is and not as it should be. Dean James The true use of speech is not so much to express our wants as to conceal them. Charles Jackson Nothing is troublesome that we willingly. Donna Benton Jerkins You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees. Therefore be at peace with God; in the noisy confu- sion of life, with all its shame and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful, strive to be happy. 205 James Robert Jerkins I do my thing and you do your thing. I om not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I. Elizabeth Johnson You can be robbed of what you hove but not of what you are. Judith Ellen Johnson If work were a sin. I’d be an angel. 206 Michael Clifford Johnson Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything; tell God your needs and don't forget to thank him for his answers. Annette Jones To continue being successful through- out the year. Donna Sherri Jones Always do right, this will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Myron Duane Jones Friendship: the love that me and another will ever understand. Thomas Agustus Kingsley As you look at the past be thankful for the good events; and though they cannot be forgotten, accept those which were bad and avoid them in the future. Deborah Ann Kittredge Accept life as a precious gift from the hand of God and always strive to make the most of it. I myself, am in love with life. 207 Patricia Kruase This world is not so bad a world os some would like to make it, though whether good or whether bod depends on how we take it. Anne Elizabeth Landers To find God's will is the greatest knowledge; and to do God's will is the greatest achievement. Towanna Faye Lee A people who for four hundred years waged a battle for the right to be ordinary, to be as individuals, like everybody else; some good, some bad, some wise, some foolish, here and there a genius, now and then a fool. James Bradford Loyal The weakest link in a chain is the strongest because it can break it. Marilyn Annette Long For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. William Stewart McConnell If I should speak with tongues of men and of angels, but not of char- ity, I have become a sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal.� 208 Mary Susan McDonald 'Man is the maker of character, the molder of his life, and the builder of his destiny. Elaine McKinnon Blessed is he who expects nothing for he shall not be disappointed. Marcella McDaniel This is not primarily the place where we have to be, it is the place where we are. Because we will walk it only once, then how important it is that we should walk it with some purpose that we can call our own. Julia Louise McKinney Hope for the best, get ready for the worst, and then take what God chooses to send. Martin Lonnie McKeel The reward of a thing well done is to have tried it and succeed in it. J. T. McLeod Stay black, you'll live longer. Marilyn Denise McLeod Remember this, that very little is needed to make a happy life. Willie M. McNabb Accept the truth as it is because it will not always be as you want it. Carmel Dianna McNair “Boast not thyself of tomorrow; for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth. Mark Alexander Macko Courtesy and respect go hand in hand, these two virtues will help develop a man. Cynthia Dianne Matthews As to my knowledge and under- standing I still cannot see why democracy means everybody but me. Nathan Miles Some people will have their own way even when they don’t know what it is. Charles D. McQueen Baby child as a beginning source of man, walk, talks, and even more with only a helping hand. When you walk know where you walk, cause time is Education. Brave and Strong. Lewis March Truth is fiction if you stretch it far enough. Creston Glenn Merritt To try to do my best in everything that I do. Diane Miller The most consummately beautiful thing in the universe is the rightly fashioned life of a good person. 210 Phyllis Lee Miller What do you do when you’ve come to the end of the road and living becomes o foolish and gro- tesque game? You turn the other cheek laugh, and keep right on going.” Sarah Ann Mitchell ”1 believe in the sun even when it is not shining. I believe in love even when I am alone. I believe in God even when he is silent. Rodney Dale Moffett I am young enough to have joys and sorrow, deep longings and high dreams and many, many problems, but old enough to know there is a cause for every joy, a cure for every sorrow, a solution for every problem, and fulfillment for every aspiration. Sherry Adele Morrow My business is not to remake myself, but to make the absolute best of what God made. William Steve Morrow It is great to love life. Accept life as a precious gift from the hand of God and strive to make the most of it. 211 Danny Mullins There's plenty of room of the top but there’s no room to sit down. Maria Mullins Love, a thing of beauty a joy forever, its lovliness increases. It will never pass into nothingness.” Barbara Murphy It is my fervent hope that my whole life on this earth will ever be tears and laughter. Tears that purify my heart and reveal to me the secret of life and its mystery, laughter that brings me closer to my fellowman. John Neher Originally, I fear, is too often only undetected and frequently uncon- scious plagiarism.” James Nelson Superstition rushes in where knowl- edge fears to tread. Michael Levy Newman To be kind, I can only be cruel. 212 Mitchel Newman You can generally win if you are careful not to triumph. Robert Newman “I’m a strong believer in that you get out of life what you put in it. Sammy Nicholas The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see. David Clyde Nobles You will do foolish things in your life, but do them with enthusiasm. Steve Allen Norman What we are is God's gift to us, what we become is our gift to God. William Michael Oliver A little nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the wisest man. Lynn Overstreet Let us be what we are, and speak what we think, and in all things keep ourselves loyal to truth and the sacred professions of friendship. Danny Pangle I must reach for a goal reached only by a few, but this makes me an individual ... I must make my own decisions, I can either continue to strive for the goals I place in front of me or I can go along with the crowd. Deborah Parker Greater love hath no man than this; that a man lay down his life for his friend. John Thomas Parker Remember Grant, Remember Lee, The heck with them Remember me. Mary Parker He who praises everybody praises nobody. Doug Patrick The man who keeps his feet on the ground never has far to fall. 214 Stanley Royce Peters A man shows what he is by what he does with what he has. Jimmy Pittman As soon as I graduate I am going to have a nervous breakdown because I deserve it, and nobody is going to take it from me. Patti Powell If you love something set it free, if it doesn't come back it never was loved.” Michael Puckett No more pencils. No more books. No more teachers dirty looks. Rah, Rah, Rah. Jeffery Lee Putman I'm a Senior ... I can't believe it. Marshall Dean Quattlebaum We cannot learn from one another until we stop shouting at one another — until we speak quietly enough so that our words can be heard as well as our voices. Brad Register What I value more than all things is good humor. Carroll Remund “A man may dwell so long upon a thought that it may take him pris- oner. Bob Rhodes “The man who never changes his opinions never corrects his mistakes. 216 Althea Roberts Know thyself and seek self improvement. Janie Robertson There is no gift of God more nota- ble than Peace. Melissa Robinson I shall pass through this way but once; any good therefore that I can do or any kindness I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Robert Franklin Runkle If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drum- mer. Let him step to the music which he hears however measured or far away. 217 Patricia Sanders Reginald A. Sanders There’s nothing new under the sun but always something different. Just think how happy you’d be if you lost everything you have right now and then got it back. Terry Lynn Saxton Most girls are dangerous, but what a way to go.” Julie Schneider The Candle of Life shall flicker dangerously until all mankind comes to know peace, love, and understanding. Terry Shell A man never knows what he cannot do until he tries to undo what he did. Janice Marie Elizabeth Shepherd A smile is a curve that can set a lot of things straight. Randall Gerald Silavent Nature gave men two ends, one to think with and one to sit on. Ever since then men's success or failure has been dependent on the one he used the most. Janet Lavonne Simpson Blessed are they who have the gift of making friends, for it is one of God's best gifts. It involves many things, but above all, the power of going out of ones self and appreciating whatever is noble and loving in another. Joel Purvis Simpson Never give up until the job is fin- ished. Deborah Joyce Sisk Words can make or mar our lives, choose them wisely, place them right and pray that no one is envious of you for the safety of your well being.” 219 John Smith . . Well I’ll let my music take me where my heart wants to go.” Roe Nelle Smith “If I can keep one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain.” Marsha Lynn Snell Make sure of all things. Hold fast to what is fine. Sue Ann Sorrell Is it so small a thing to have enjoyed the sun, to have lived light in the Spring, to have loved, to have thought, to have Done?” Paul Jeffery Sparkman They who go, feel not the pain of parting; it is they who stay behind that suffer. Ronnie Stafford It's only a good person can have a bad conscience. Kevin St. Aubin A swelled head seldom covers a broad mind. 220 Mark Steltenpohl Doing well and happiness are the same thing. Suzan Marie Sterzenback If a man does not keep with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Alfred Mizell Stewart What good are pleasures if I can’t enjoy them when I please? Larry W. Strickland “Inside you there is a quiet and stillness to which you can retreat at any time and be yourself. Nancy Taylor They asked me why I loved my friend, and I replied because he was he and I was I. Alice Tellis Love is a great feeling, but it can also hurt, it will give you three hours of pleasure, nine months of pains, three days in the hospital, and a baby to be named. 221 Tracey Ellen Updyke Mary Ann Walding Nothing has been done by war for mankind that could have been bet- ter accomplished by peace. The language of friendship is not words; words, but meanings. It is an intelligence above language. Francia Marie Walker Today is yours to live — live it well for yesterday is just a shadow. And tomorrow's light unlit but today is yours to live, today is all you've got. Joseph Walker A man has to have a lot of cour- age to admit he hasn't any. Bobby Ward A thing that nobody believes can- not be proved too often. Vicki Ann Warren Look, I have something for you; it is a piece of silence if you have time for dreaming, take it. 222 Robert Leon Watts You can’t beat Nature: the less hair you have to comb the more face you have to wash. Bettye Joyce Welch If a man empties his purse into his head no man can take it away from him. Debra Lynn Westerman No man is an island, no man stands alone? Loretta Yvonne Whitney To me every hour of light and dark is a miracle. Every cubic inch of space is a miracle. Larry Hugh Whitlock Keep on smiling and the world will never let you down. Elizabeth Wilkinson I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. 223 Winnie Elizabeth Williams Live each day to the fullest. Be yourself but be your own self. Dare to be different and to follow your own star, and above all, remember that God helps those who help themselves. Joe Wilson Why be different, when with a lit- tle more effort you can be impossi ble.” Roy Wilt Whatsoever things are true, what- soever things are honest, whatso- ever things are just ... if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. Randall Woodard If there were only three great men in the world today, I wonder who the other one would be. Jim Woods If ambition does not hurt you, you haven’t got it. Not Pictured: Stanley Riley Kevin Teuton 224 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT WHO'S WHO BEST ALL-AROUND MOST POPULAR Mike Oliver Sherry Morrow BEST PERSONALITY 226 Jon Simpson Mark Steltenpohl BEST LOOKING Jim Woods Adele Buchan BEST DRESSED Sue Ann Sorrell Jimmy Jerkins 227 MOST DIGNIFIED Beth Wilkinson George Hubbard MOST DEPENDABLE Gary Goforth Mary Calhoun 228 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lynn Overstreet David Benefield MOST INTELLECTUAL Libba Garner Robert Hatch MOST TYPICAL GRADS Mike Newman Marcia McDaniel WITTIEST Doany Glaze Sherry Difilippo 230 MOST ORIGINAL i rn mm Gary Carlson Tracey Updyke MOST TALENTED 232 Brenda Boyd Bobby Baker MOST ATHLETIC Patti Powell John Neher CUTEST COUPLE Brenda Boyd Bill Bowling Libba Garner Valedictorian Joel Simpson Salutatorian The Top Twenty Honor Students Donnie Curry 234 David Benefield Lynn Overstreet Kay Insley Vicki Adcock Jan Simpson Anne Landers Roy Wilt Danny Glaze Ginny Anderson Robert Hatch Susan Hazenfield Gail Holliday Vivia Peebles 235 Beth Wilkinson Pat Alexander Steve Byrd Doug Patrick FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORY MR. JOHN ANDREWS: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Aviation. MRS. BETTY ARNOLD: Secretary. MRS. CATHRYN AUSTIN: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teach- ing: English III; Class Sponsored: Senior; Club Sponsored: Future Teachers of America. MR. JIMMY AUVIL: Degree: B.A. and M.A. University of Alabama; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Driver’s Education. MR. WILLIAM BAKER: Degree: B.S. Sam- ford, M.S. Troy University; Subjects Cur- rently Teaching: Biology and Science; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Spon- sored: Biology Club. MRS. LINDA BAILEY: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teaching: Physical Education; Class Sponsored: Junior; Clubs Sponsored: Pep Club, Girls Athletic Association. MRS. JANICE BARNETTE: Degree: B.S. Troy University, Masters of Education, Auburn University; Subject Currently Teaching: English IV; Class Sponsored: Senior. Cosmetology; Club Sponsored: HERO. MISS CATHERINE BOYKIN: Degree: B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. New York University; Subject Currently Teaching: English II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MRS. JIMMIE JEAN BUSH: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teach- ing: English II, Journalism I and II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: EAGLET. MR. JIMMY CHASTAIN: Degree: B.S. University of Montevallo; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Driver's Education; Club Sponsored: Track. MR. JAMES CHANCEY: Degree: B.S. Troy State University, MED. Mississippi State University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Algebra I, Physics, Physical Sci- ence; Class Sponsored: Senior. MRS. LINDA CHILDERS: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teach- ing: English III; Class Sponsored: Junior. MR. FRANK DAGOSTIN: Degree: B.S. in Math and Science, Troy University; Sub- jects Currently Teaching: Algebra II, Geometry; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: Student Government. University; Principal. MR. GENNIE GANTT: Degree: B.S. Tusk- egee Institute; Subject Currently Teach- ing: Voc. Agriculture; Club Sponsored: Future Farmers of America. MRS. JOYCELYN HALE: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teach- ing: Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Office Practice, Bookkeeping; Class Sponsored: Junior. MR. JIMMY HARRISON: Degree: B.M. of Education, Troy University; Subjects Cur- rently Teaching: Beginner Band, East Gate Jr. High Band, Ozark Jr. High Band, Carroll High Band. MRS. GLADYS HENRY: Degree: B.S. Auburn University, M.A. University of Alabama; Club Sponsored: Library Assist- ants; Librarian. MRS. BARBARA HICKS: Degree: B.S. Math and English, Troy University; Sub- jects Currently Teaching: English II, Jour- nalism I and II, Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: TALON. MR. JIMMY JACOBS: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Club Sponsored: Future Teach- ers of America; Guidance Counselor. MR. JAMES BLANKENSHIP: Degree: B.S. Troy University, M.A. University of Ala- bama; Subject Currently Teaching: V.I.E.; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: VICA. MISS ANN BOWDEN: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teaching: English IV; Class Sponsored: Senior. MRS. BERTH BOYKIN: Degree: Voc. Ala- bama A M; Subject Currently Teaching: MR. TERRY DUBOSE: Degree: B.S. Uni- versity of Alabama; Subjects Currently Teaching: Biology and Physical Educa- tion. MR. RAY DYCK: Degree: B.S. Alabama A M; Subject Currently Teaching: Ameri- can Government; Class Sponsored: Sen- ior. MR. CHARLES EDGAR: Degree: B.S. Troy University, Masters of Education, Auburn MRS. LILLIE JARMAN: Degree: B.S. Ala- bama State; Assistant Librarian. 1st SGT. MORRELL KEY: Subjects Cur- rently Teaching: Hygiene and First Aid, American Military History. MRS. JOANNE KNIGHT: Degree: B.A. Montvallo University, M.A. University of Alabama; Subjects Currently Teaching: American History and Spanish; Class Sponsored: Senior; Clubs Sponsored: 236 Spanish Honor Society, National Honor Society. MR. JOHNNY LOCKHART: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teach- ing: American Government; Class Spon- sored: Senior. COL. HERBERT LUCKFIELD: Degree: B.A. University of Southern California; Subject Currently Teaching.- ROTC; Clubs Spon- sored: Drill Team, Rifle Team, CIT, Drum Corp. MISS BONNIE MACLEAN: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teach- ing: Analysis and Geometry; Club Spon- sored: Math Club; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MR. ROBERT MCCOY: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teaching: Chemistry; Club Sponsored: Health Careers Club; Class Sponsored: Junior. MR. L. O. MCLEOD: Degree: B.S. and Masters of Education Alabama State Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: Voc. Education. MISS WENONAH MARTIN: Degree: A.B. Judson College, M.A. University of Ala- bama,- Guidance Counselor. MRS. NANCY MURPHY: Degree: B.A. Oklahoma College for Women; Subjects Currently Teaching: Speech, American History; Class Sponsored: Junior. MR. JOHN PAOLO: Degree: Hibbage College; Subject Currently Teaching: Drafting. MRS. SHARON PARRISH: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teach- ing: Physical Education; Clubs Sponsored: Pep Club, Girls Athletic Association; Class Sponsored: Junior. MRS. ALICE PARRISH: Degree: B.S. Auburn University; Subject Currently Teaching: Home Economics; Class Spon- sored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: Future Homemakers of America. MRS. BETTE PATTON: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Art I, II, and III; Club Sponsored: Art Club. MR. ELLIS PEAK: Degree: B.S. Troy Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: World History; Class Sponsored: Senior. MR. JIMMY PEEK: Degree.- B.S. Troy Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: Band. MRS. SHARON PRICE: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teaching: English II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MISS ALISON RILEY: Enterprise State Junior College; Secretary. MR. WILLIAM RUSHING: Degree: B.S. Mississippi State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Distributive Education; Club Sponsored: D.E. MRS. KATHERINE SASSER: Degree: B.S. Troy University; M.A. University of Ala- bama; Subjects Currently Teaching: Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping,- Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: F.B.L.A. MR. CLYDE SHIPMAN: Degree: Type A” Certificate; Subject Currently Teach- ing: Auto Mechanics. MR. RICKY SHIRLEY: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teaching: Choral Music; Class Sponsored: Sopho- more; Club Sponsored: Choral Club. MR. CECIL SKINNER: Degree: B.S.M.A. University of Alabama,- Subjects Currently Teaching: American History, Basketball, Golf. MRS. BRENDA STEED: Degree: B.S. Troy University: Subjects Currently Teaching: Business Law and Math, Typing I; Class Sponsored: Junior. MSG. ARTHUR STEWART: Subject Cur- rently Teaching: ROTC; Clubs Sponsored: Drill Team, Rifle Team, CIT, Drum Corp. MR. W. F. STOKES: Degree: B.S. Univer- sity of Alabama; Subject Currently Teach- ing: Physical Education. MRS. MARGARET TAYLOR: Degree: B.S. Masters of Education Alabama State Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: Typ- ing I; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: F.B.L.A. MR. JOHNNY TURNER: Degree: B.S. Concord College; Assistant Principal. MRS. HAZEL WILKINSON: Degree: B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. Auburn Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: Home Economics; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: Future Homemakers of America. MISS CHERYL WILLIAMS: Degree: B.A. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teach- ing: English and French; Class Spon- sored: Junior; Club Sponsored: French Club. MR. LOMAX WILLIAMSON: Degree: George C. Wallace Vocational Technol- ogy School; Subject Currently Teaching: Radio and Television; Club Sponsored: Electronics Club. MR. JAMES WYATT: Degree: B.S. Van- derbilt, Masters University of Alabama; Subject Currently Teaching: American History and Physical Education; Club Sponsored: Football. 237 VICKI ADCOCK: National Honor Society 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 72, 73; Outstand- ing American High School Student 73; G.A.A. 73. PAT ALEXANDER: G.A.A. 70; Science Club 71, 72; French Club 72; F.T.A. 72, 73; Math Club 72; National Honor Society 72, 73; D.O. 73; Top Twenty 73. BRAD ALFORD: Student Body. GINNY ANDERSON: French Club 70; F.H.A. 71; Math Club 71; S.G.A. 72; F.T.A. 72, 73; G.A.A. 73; Talon Staff 73; Top Twenty 73. LESIA ANDERSON: D.A. Smith Band 70; Library 70, 72; 4-H Club 70, 71, 72; Teen Club 70, 71, 72; Junior Missionary Club 70, 71, 72. MARTHA ANDERSON: 4-H Club 72; Science Club 72; Math Club 72; F.H.A. 72, 73. RUSTY ANDREWS: National Honor Society 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 71, 72, 73; Golf Team 70, 71, 72; J. V. Basketball 71; Math Club 71,- Biology Club 73; C Club 70, 71, 72. RICKY ARMSTRONG: Student Body. ZACK ARNOLD: Electronics Club 70, 71; VICA Club 72, 73. BOBBY BAKER: CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Stage Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Lab Band 71; Drum Section Leader 71, 72, 73; Alabama All-State 70, 72; Who's Who: Most Talented; Key Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 70, 71, 72, 73; National Honor Soci- ety 72, 73. GUY BAKER: Student Body. ROGER BARNES: F.F.A. 70, 71, 72, 73. JERRY BARROW: F.F.A. 70; S.G.A. 71; Cho- ral Club 72; D.E. 73; Outstanding Teenager of America 73. WILLIE BARROW: F.F.A. Club 72; Electronics Club 73; Basketball 73. LINDA BEASLEY: F.H.A. 70, 71, 72; Art Club 71, 72; HERO 73; Top Salesman Junior Class Candy Sale. GINGER BECK: 20th Century Club 70, 71, 72, 73; French Club 71; Math Club 71, 72; F. B.L.A. Treasurer 71, 72; F.T.A. 72, 73; Senior Directory S.G.A. 71; Drafting Club 73; NEDT 90% Cer- tificate 71; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Color Guard 72, 73. GLORIA BELCHER: D.A. Smith Cheerleader Captain 70; Math Club 71; Science 72; Cos- metology 71, 72, 73, Reporter 72; 4-H 70; F.H.A. 70. THERESA BELCHER: F.H.A. 70; VICA 72, 73; Science Club 72; Biology Club 72, 73; Math Club 70, 71; 4-H 70. DAVID BENEFIELD: National Honor Society 72, 73, Pres. 73; Spanish Honor Society 71, 72, 73, Vice Pres. 73; Vice Pres. Senior Class; Tennis Team 4 Year Letterman; Key Club 71, 72, 73, Vice Pres. 72, 73; Choral Club 73; Boys' State Representative 72; NEDT Certificate 70, 71; Top Twenty. MARK BENNETT: Electronics Club 71; Draft- ing Club 72; Choral Club 73; D.E. 73, Reporter 73. DONNA BENTON: Misses Club 70, 71, 72; S.G.A. 70, 71; Freshman Class Favorite; National Honor Society 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 71, 72, 73; EAGLET Staff 73; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Majorette 71, 72, 73; F.T.A. 72, 73. MAXINE BIVINS: 4-H 71, 72, 73; F.T.A. 71, 72, 73; F.H.A. 71, 72, 73. CURTIS BLACKMAN: Basketball. ROY BLACKMAN: FBLA 71, 72, 73; Pep Club 73; Electronics Club 73; VICA 71, 72. ERVIN BOGER: Football 70; Track 70; Beta Club 70; ROTC 71, 72, 73; Drill Team 71, 72; Honor Guard 71, 72; 2nd Place AVSA Drill Company; Superior Cadet Award; Rifle Team 73; Battalion Commander 73; Golf Team 72, 73; S.G.A. President 73; EAGLET Staff 73; National Honor Society 72, 73, Asst. Store Mgr. 72. TERRI BOND: Jr. Beta Club 70; Drama Club 70; Art Club 72, 73; Drafting Club 73; G.A.A. 73. BILL BOWLING: Student Body. BRENDA BOYD: Art Club 73; Who's Who, Most Talented 73; GAA 73. GAIL BROWN: Tri-M Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Sgt. at Arms 71, 72, Secretary 71, 72; CHS Band 70, 71, 72; Majorette 71, 72; S.G.A. 71, 72; F.T.A. 71, 72, 73; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72; Art Club 71, 72; TALON Staff 71, 72; D.O. 72, 73. JEAN BROWN: Library Club 70, 71; Girl Scouts 70, 71; 4-H 71, 72; G.A.A. 72, 73; Biology Club 72, 73; Health Careers Club 73; Red Circle 70, 71, 72, 73; Outstanding Stu- dents of America 72, 73; F.T.A. 71, 72, 73. MARK BROWN: D.E.; Electronics Club. ADELE BUCHAN: Freshman Homecoming Attendant; Sophomore Class Beauty; Junior Class Secretary; CHS Cheerleader 71, 72, 73, Captain 73; Senior Class Secretary; Homecoming Queen; Senior Class Beauty; Interact Club Sweetheart 73; District 688 Interact Club Sweetheart; 20th Century Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Secretary 72, President 73; Who's Who: Best Looking. BILL BYRD: CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; CHS Band Drum Major 73, Section Leader 72, 73; Stage Band Director 73; Pep Band Director 73; Choral Club 73; EAGLET Staff 72, 73. PAIGE BYRD: F.H.A. 70, 71, 72, 73, Reporter; Debutante Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Reporter, President; F.T.A. 72, 73; EAGLET Staff 72, 73, Class Editor 73; G.A.A. 73; Sci- ence Club 72. RHONDA BYRD: Student Body. STEVE BYRD: National Honor Society 72, 73, Chaplain 73; F.F.A. 70, President 71, 72, 73; Varsity Football 70, 71, 72, 73; C Club 71, 72; 4-H 70, 71, 72, 73; Top Twenty. MARY CALHOUN: Choral Club 71, 72, 73, Vice Pres. 72; Sextet 73; Math Club 72; F.T.A. 72, 73, President 73; Miss F.T.A. 73; Debutante Club 72, 73, Treasurer 73; National Honor Society 72, 73; Junior Class Treasurer; Who's Who: Most Dependable; S.E.A. 73; G.A.A. 73; Student Faculty Advi- sory Committee 73; District F.T.A. Publicity Chairman 73; ROTC Sponsor 71. OSCAR CALHOUN: F.F.A. 71, 72. LOUIS CAMP: CHS Band 71, 72, 73; Math Club 71, 72; Commencement Usher 72. KATHLEEN CARLETON: United Nations Club 70, 71, 72, 73; G.A.A. 71, 72, 73; Ski Club 72; School Play 72, 73; Biology Club 73; TALON Staff 73; Soccer Team 71, 72; Vol- leyball Team 71. MIKE CARLISLE: Varsity Football 71, 72. GARY CARLSTON: Electronics Club 73. 238 VICKI CARN: French Club 72; Keyettes 72; Blue Marlins 72. ROSA CAWTHON: Teen Club 70, 71, 72, 73; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72, 73. BARBARA CHADWICK: National Honor Soci- ety 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 72, 73; S.G.A. 71, 72; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Color Guard 73. NOLAN CHAUVIN: Aviation Club 70, 71, 72; ROTC 70, 71, 72. JANET CHILDREE: Junior Beta Club 70; Fresh- man Class Secretary; Cheerleader 71; F.T.A. Vice President 71; Choral Club 71; Senior Beta Club 71, 72; Dale County Typing I Champion 71; Typing II Runner-up 72; Span- ish Club Treasurer 72; Commercial Club Presi- dent 72; REBELETTE Staff 72; Outstanding American High School Student 72. GARY CLARK: F.T.A. 73; Biology Club 73; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Stage Band 71, 72, 73; Alabama All-State 72, 73; Choral Club 73; Homeroom President 73. STEPHEN COBB: Vocational Ag. 70; ROTC 70, 71, 72, 73, Drum Corp. 70, 71; Drill Team 71; Drum Corp Commander 72, 73; Auto Mechanics 72; Electronics 73. CARL COOPER: Student Body WESLEY COOPER: Varsity Football 70, 71; ROTC Rifle Team 72, 73. RENO CORN: D.E. 72, 73. CHARLIE COTTON: F.F.A. 70; VICA 70, 71, 72, 73; Electronics Club 73. CANDY CRADDOCK: French Club 70; Math Club 71; F.H.A. 71; National Honor Society 72, 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; G.A.A. 73; Outstand- ing American High School Student 73. ROY CRAWLEY: Choral Club 71, 72; FFA 71, 72; 4-H Club 70, 71. ORA CRITTENDEN: F.H.A. 70; 4-H 70; F.B.L.A. 70; Art Club 70; Math Club 71, 72; Science Club 71, 72; Pep Club 73; F.T.A. 71; D O. 72, 73. DEBRA CROWLEY: F.H.A. 70. SUE CRUMPLER: Outstanding American High School Student 73; National Honor Society 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 73; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Lancer 72; Flag 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72, 73; 20th Century Club 72, 73, Corresponding Secretary 73. ANNIE CURRINGTON: Teen Club 70, 71, 72, 73; G.A.A. 73. DONNIE CURRY: French Club 70; Interact Club 70, 71, 72, 73, President 73; Debate Club 71; C Club 71, 72; Varsity Football 71, 72, 73; F.T.A. 72, 73, Treasurer 73; Mr. F.T.A. 73; Math Club 72; S.G.A. 73; Track Letter 71; Golf Team 72, 73; EAGLET Staff 73; Top Twenty 73; Who's Who in American High Schools 73. JACKIE CUTCHINS: Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Stage Band 71, 72, 73; Section Leader 72, 73. KAREN CUTCHINS: Student Body. NANCY DAVENPORT: Student Body. BETH DAVIS: French Club 70; F.H.A. 70; NEDT 90% Certificate 70; Math Club 71; National Honor Society 72, 73, Vice-Presi- dent 73. BRENDA DAVIS: Student Body. CALVIN DAVIS: Varsity Basketball 70, 71, 72, 73; F.F.A. 71, 72. JANET DICK: Outstanding Teenager of Amer- ica 73; Outstanding American High School Student 73; National Honor Society 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 73; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Lancer 72; Flag 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72, 73, Reporter 72; Library Assistant 72; EAGLET Staff 73; Debutante Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Reporter 71. SHERRY DIFILIPPO: F.H.A. 70, 71; D.E. 72; Who's Who: Wittiest; EAGLET Staff 73. STACI DOHERTY: Spanish Club 70; Glee Club 71; Choral Club 72, 73, President 73. DAVID DOMANGUE: English Award 70; Football 70, 71, 73; Track Team 70, 71, 72, 73, Track 2nd Place Trophy State 72; Chess Club 72, 73. MICHELE DORY: French Club 70; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72; National Honor Society 72, 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; Debutante Club 73. LARRY DOSTER: Electronics Club 72, 73, President. LARRY DRIESER: Student Body. FRANCE DUBOIS: ROTC 70, 71, 72, 73; Art Club 72; Drafting Club 72, 73. DEBORAH DYCK: 4-H 70, 71; Teen Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Pep Club 72, 73; Art Club 70, 71, 72, 73; HERO Club 72, 73; Math Club 70, 71; F.H.A. 70, 71; Biology Club 71, 72; EAGLET Staff 71, 72. LISA EDWARDS: F.H.A. 70, 71; D.E. 71, 72, 73; Choral Club 71, 72. MARY EDWARDS: Library Club 70; F.H.A. 70, 71; Art Club 71, 72; 4-H 71; EAGLET Staff 72, 73. WILLIAM MICHAEL ELLIS: FFA 70; ROTC Drill Team 70; Science Club 72; D.E.C.A. 73; Art Club 72; Electronics Club 73. MARGO ENFINGER: F.H.A. 71, 72; Choral Club 70, 71,- D.E. 72, 73; EAGLET Staff 73. JOHN ENGLISH: S.G.A. 70, 71, 72; Electron- ics Club 70, 71; ROTC 70, 71, 72, 73; VICA 72, 73, Vice President 73; Junior Class Favor- ite 72; ROTC Color Guard 71; ROTC Com- pany Commander 73. PATTI ENGLISH: F.H.A. 70; TALON Staff 70, 71, 72; Cosmetology Reporter 73. ED ENSLEY: Stage Band 73. DARTHA FANIEL: F.H.A. 71, 72, 73; F.B.L.A. 72, 73,- Teen Club 72, 73. STANLEY FANIEL: F.F.A. 71, 72. BRENDA FAULK: F.H.A. 70; F.B.L.A. 70, 71; VICA 72. PAT FISHER: F.H.A. 70; EAGLET Staff 71, 73. JEFFERY FLOWERS: Student Body. JEROME FLOWERS: Basketball 71, 72; Teen Club 71, 72; Electronics Club 71, 72; ROTC 70; TALON Staff 72, 73. TERRELL FLOWERS: TALON Staff 72, 73; “C Club 70, 71, 72,- Varsity Football 70, 71, 72, 73. JANICE FRANKLIN: Choral Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Biology Club 73; F.B.L.A. 73; G.A.A. Sec- retary 73; Teen Club 70, 71, 72, 73; 2nd Runner-up, Miss Bronze 1973; All-State Choir. SHELIA FRANKLIN: Art Club 71; F.H.A. 71, 72; F.BTl.A. 73; Science Club 73; 4-H 72; Pep Club 73; Teen Club 71, 72, 73; Health Careers Club 73. JOAN FRYE: Cheerleader 70; Drama Club 70; VICA 71, 72, 73, Secretary 72, 73. BRENDA FURQUERON: Tri-M Club 70, 71; F.H.A. 71; EAGLET Staff 71, 72; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Majorette 71, 72, 73, Head Majorette 72, 73.p 239 MARGARET GALES: Bible Club 71; Spanish Honor Society 73; ROTC Sponsor 73; Honor Company Sponsor 73; Drama Club 73; TALON Staff 73. LIBBA GARNER: French Club 70; S.G.A. 70; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72, Historian 72; Misses Club 71, 72, 73, President 73; Outstanding Junior 72; Explorer Post 20 2nd Vice-President 72, President 73; Girls’ State Representative 72; National Honor Society 72, 73; Top Twenty Volidictorian; Outstanding American High School Student. REID GARRETT: Interact 71, 72; Track Team 73; Biology Club 72, 73; Drafting Club 73; Art Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Tennis Team 70, 71, 72, 73. JO ANNE GEDDES: EAGLET Staff 71, 72, 73, Assistant Editor 72, Co-Editor 73; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Color Guard 72, 73, Rifle Captain 73; NEDT 90% Certificate 70; French Club 71, 73; French Honor Society 72; National Honor Society 72, 73; S.G.A. 72; Library Assistant 70. DANNY GLAZE: Key Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 71, 72, 73; National Honor Society 72, 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; D.E. 73; Drafting Club 73; TALON Staff 73; Who’s Who: Wittiest; Graduation Usher 72; Top Twenty 73. MIKE GLENN: EAGLET Staff 72, 73; Co-Edi- tor 73. GARY GOFORTH: Marching Band 71, 72; Concert Band 71, 72; CHS Band 73; Stage Band 73; Pep Band 71, 72, 73; Scholarship Letter 70, 72; Latin Club 71; Tennessee Boys' State 72; Nominee for Boys’ Nation 72; Who’s Who: Most Dependable; Outstanding Teenager of America 73; Eagle Scout 72; Explorer Post 8. CATHY GOLDEN: Freshman Class Beauty 70; Freshman Class Secretary 70; 20th Century Club 70; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 71; Var- sity Cheerleader 72, 73; Senior Class Beauty 73; Electronics Club Sweetheart 73; EAGLET Staff 71, 72, 73; C’’ Club 71, 72; F.H.A. 70, 71. BETH GRAHAM: F.H.A. 70, 71; Library Club 70; Biology Club 73; VICA Club 73. BETTYE GRANT: Girl Scouts 70; Library Club 70; F.B.L.A. 71, 72, 73; 4-H 72; Junior Choir 70, 71, 72, 73; Y.P.D. 70, 71, 72, 73. DEBRA GRANT: EAGLET Staff 70, 71, 72, 73, Business Manager 73; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72. JOE GRANT: ROTC 71, 72, 73; Choral Music 71, 72, 73; Drum Corp 71, 72, 73; F.F.A. 71, 72, 73. RICKY GRAY: Student Body. JIM GREENE: Golf Team 72, 73. DOROTHY GRIFFIN: F.H.A. 70, 71; 4-H 70; National Beta Club 71; G.A.A. 73; Pep Club 73. LAURA GRINDLE: French Club 70; F.H.A. 71, 72, 73, Secretary 72, 2nd Vice-President 73; S.G.A. 73; Debutante Club 71, 72, 73, Trea- surer 72; National Honor Society 72, 73; Outstanding American High School Student 73; Who’s Who in American High Schools. DONALD HAGLER: 4-H 70, 71, 72, 73, Sec- retary-Treasurer 70, 71, President 72, Co- Wide President 73; 4-H Public Speaking Con- test 70, 71, 72, 73, State Finalist 71; V.F.W. Script Broadcasting Competition 71, 72, 73, District Winner 71, 72; American Legion Ortorical Contest 71, 72, 73, 3rd Place State 72; Baptist Youth Speakers Tournament 71, 72, 73, State Finalist 71, 72; Co-Editor REBE- LETTE 72; Beta Club 70, 71, 72; Vice-Presi- dent S. E. Alabama Library Assistants Associ- ation 72, 73; Library Club President 72, 73; Spanish Club 72; President Dale Baptist Youth Association 71, 72, 73; Choral Club 71; Out- standing American High School Student. BRENDA HARPER: Student Body. ROGER HARRISON: Basketball 70; Football 70; Biology Club 73; Baseball 73; EAGLET Staff 73; Who’s Who: Most Mischievous. ROBERT HATCH: Track 70, 72; Soccer 71; NEDT Certificate 71; National Honor Society 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 73; Alabama Boys’ State 72; President Senior Class 73; Good Citizenship Boy 73; Key Club 73; Top Twenty. ROYSCE HAYES: Student Body. SUSAN HAZENFIELD: Class Treasurer 70; G.A.A. 70, 71, 72, 73; Outstanding Fresh- man 70; Art Club 72; Pow Wow 72; National Honor Society 72, 73; F.H.A. 73; F.T.A. 73; TALON Staff 73; Tri-M Club 73; Outstanding American High School Student 73; Top Twenty. BARBAR HEAD: F.H.A. 70; G.A.A. 73; Span- ish Honor Society 73; Explorer Post 20 Hospi- tal Volunteer 73; Good Citizenship Girl 73. DON HELMS: Key Club 71, 72, 73, Secre- tary; D.D. 71, 72, Reporter; Electronics Club 71; S.G.A. 71, 72, 73; Who’s Who: Friendli- est 73; Junior Class Reporter. EDDY HENDERSON: Art Club 70, 71, 72; Electronics Club 70, 71; Drafting Club 72, 73. scon HESS: Student Body. DEBRA HOLLEY: Student Council 70; F.T.A. 70; F.H.A. 70; Library Club 70; G.A.A. 72, 73; VICA 71, 72, 73, President 73. GAIL HOLLIDAY: S.G.A. Treasurer 71; F.H.A. 70, 71; Junior National Honor Society 70; Beta Club 71; Spanish Club 70, 71, President 71; Math Club 72; Science Club 72, 73, Plan- ning Committee 73; G.A.A. President 73; National Honor Society 72, 73; Newspaper Staff Editor 70; Explorer Post 20 72, 73; Vice-President 73; Volleyball Team 73; Choral Club 73, Top Twenty; Betty Crocker Award 73. TOM HOOD: Art Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Drill Team 70, 71, 72; “B Company Commander 73; Track Team 73. DONALD HOWARD: ROTC 71, 72, 73; Exec- utive Officer ‘‘B’’ Company 73; Band 70, 71; Biology Club 71, 72, 73. BETH HUBAUER: Band Color Guard 71, 72; Choral Club 70, 71, 73; Ski Club 70, 71, 72; Hobart Seminar 72; Junior Class Secretary 72; Explorer Post 20 Hospital Volunteer 73. GEORGE HUBBARD: Football 71, 72; Base- ball 72; Science Club 71, Project Committee; Math Club 71; Key Club 71, 72, 73, Trea- surer 72, 73; Debate Club 71; Who's Who: Most Dignified; EAGLET Staff 71, 72, 73, Business Manager 72, 73; NEDT 90% Certifi- cate 70; S.G.A. 70. KAY INSLEY: Beta Club 70; Drama Club 70; Vice-President 70; Pep Club 70; Science Club 72; Math Club 72; Math Team 72; National Honor Society 72, 73; French Honor Society 72; French Club 73, Vice-President 73. CHARLES JACKSON: Track team. DEAN JAMES: ROTC 71, 72, 73, Platoon Leader ”C” Company 73, Drill Team 72, Color Guard 73; Counter Insurgency Team 73; Biology Club 73; Pep Club 73, Reporter 73; TALON Staff 73; President of CYO 73; Honor Guard 72. JIMMY JERKINS: Football 71, 72, 73; Base- ball 71, 72, 73; C Club 71, 72; S.G.A. 70, 71; Interact Club 72, 73; Freshman Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class President; EAGLET Staff 71, 72, 73; Who’s Who: Best Dressed. 240 CONNIE JOHNSON: F.H.A. 71; 20th Cen- tury Club 72; C Club 72; EAGLET Staff 72; Varsity Cheerleader 72, 73. CONSTANCE JOHNSON: G.A.A. 71, 72; Girls 4-H 71, 72; F.B.L.A. 72, 73; Teen Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Choral Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Outstanding American High School Student. DENNIS JOHNSON: F.F.A. 71, 72; 4-H Vice- President 71. ELIZABETH JOHNSON: Student Body. JUDY JOHNSON: CHS Band 71, 72, 73, Section Leader 73; TALON Staff 72, 73, Edi- tor 73; F.B.L.A. 72, 73, President 73. MICHAEL JOHNSON: Wrestling 70, 72 Speech 72; Honor Guard 73; TALON Staff 73. ANNETTE JONES: Student Body. DONNA JONES: CHS Band 71, 72, 73; F.H.A. 71, 72, 73. MYRON JONES: French Club 72; D.E. 73. BILL KAMERER: Algebra Award 70; Art Club 71, 72, 73; Vice-President 73. KAREN KEMP: F.H.A. 70, 71; CHS Band 71; TALON Staff 71, 72, 73; F.B.L.A. 72. THOMAS KINGSLEY: Student Body. DEBBIE KITTREDGE: Biology Club 72; Math Club 72; ROTC Sponsor 73; Girls’ Rifle Team 73. PAT KRAUSE: S.G.A. 71, 72; ROTC Sponsor 71, 72, 73; Debate Club 71; French Honor Society 71; French Club 73, President 73; Explorer Post 20 Hospital Volunteer. ANNE LANDERS: 20th Century Club 72, 73; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72, 73, Reporter 71, 1st Vice- President 72, President 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; Youth Association for Retarded Children 72, 73, Vice-President French Club 70; S.G.A. 70, 71; Outstanding Teenager of America 73; Homeroom Secretary 73; Top Twenty. TOWANNA LEE: Art Club 72; F.H.A. 71, 72; EAGLET Staff 72; F.F.A. 71; Health Careers Club 73; Teen Club 70, 71, 72, 73; F.B.L.A. 71, MARILYN LONG: F.H.A. 70; Math Club 71, 72, 73; Biology Club 71, 72, 73; ROTC Sponsor 72, 73. BRAD LOYAL: Aviation Club 71, 72; Electron- ics Club 72, 73; C Club 71, 72; Baseball Team 70, 71, 72, 73; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 71, 72. STEWART MCCONNELL: German Club 70; International Language Club 70; Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 72, 73; National Honor Society 72, 73; ROTC 71, 73; Math Club 71, 72; Science Club 70; Stage Band 72, 73; All-State Band 72. MARCIE McDANIEL: S.G.A. 71; Junior Class Favorite 72; F.T.A. 73; F.B.L.A. 73; VICA 73, Treasurer 73; Who’s Who: Most Typical Grad; EAGLET Staff 72, 73, Assistant Busi- ness Manager 72; 20th Century Club 71, 72, 73; Miss CHS. SUSAN MCDONALD: S.G.A. 70, 71; F.H.A. 70, 71; Choral Club 70, 71, 72; D.O. 73. MARTIN McKEEL: Baseball Team 71, 72; Drafting Club 71, 72, 73, President 73. JULIA McKINNEY: Choral Club 71, 72, 73; S.G.A. 71; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Major- ette 73; 4-H 71, 72; F.B.L.A. 72, 73, Secre- tary 73; Science Club 73; F.H.A. 70, 73; All- State Chorus 71, 72. ELAINE McKINNON: F.H.A. 70; 4-H 70; Art Club 71, 72. J. T. McLEOD: Electronics Club 71, 72; Var- sity Football 72, 73. MARILYN McLEOD: Art Club 70, 71, 72; Teen Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Pep Club 73; Cos- metology Club 72, 73; 4-H Club 70, 71; Biol- ogy Club 73. WILLIE McNABB: Football. CARMEL McNAIR: Girl Scouts 70; Library Club 70; G.A.A. 72,- Biology Club 72. CHARLES McQUEEN: CHS Band 70, 71; Jun- ior Varsity Basketball 70; Varsity Basketball 71, 72, 73; Football 72; C” Club 72; Art Club 72, 73; Choral Club 73. MARK MACKO: Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent 71; D.E. 73, President 73. LEWIS MARCH: Student Body. CYNTHIA MATTHEWS: 4-H 71, 72; Cosmetol- ogy Club Reporter 73; Miss Congeniality for Miss Bronze 73; Teen Club 71, 72, 73. GLENN MERRITT: Soccer Team 70; Electronics Club 72, 73; Baseball Team 72, 73. NATHAN MILES: Student Body. DIANE MILLER: F.H.A. 70, 71; D.O. 73; S.G.A. 73. PHYLLIS MILLER: F.H.A. 70, 71; EAGLET Staff 72. SARAH MITCHELL: F.H.A. 70, 71; Tri-M Club 70, 71; D.E. 72, 73; Art Club 70, 71; EAGLET Staff 72, 73; TALON Staff 71, 72. RODNEY MOFFETT: Student Body. SHERRY MORROW: D.E. 72, 73; Miss D.E. 73; Junior Class Beauty; Senior Class Beauty; EAGLET Staff 73; Who's Who: Most Popular; 1st Runner-up for Miss Ozark. STEVE MORROW: Interact Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Treasurer 72, Vice-President 73, State Lt. Governor 73; Math Club 72; Science Club 72; F.T.A. 72, 73; Golf Team 3 Year Letter- man; TALON Staff Co-Editor 73; C” Club 71, 72; CHS Band 71; Who’s Who: Most School Spirit 73; S.G.A. 70, 71; Graduation Usher 72; Who’s Who in American High Schools. DANNY MULLINS: Student Body. MARIA MULLINS: F.H.A. 70; S.G.A. 71; EAGLET Staff 72, 73, Class Section 72, 73; Library Club 73. BARBARA MURPHY: EASTERNER Staff 70; EAGLET Staff 72, 73, Organizations 73; Art Club 70, 71, 72; Drama Club 70, Freshman Class Play; Pep Club 70. JOHN NEHER: Varsity Football 71, 72, 73; Varsity Baseball 71, 72, 73; Rookie of the Year (Football) 71; Most Valuable Offensive Back (Football) 72; Most Valuable Player, Most Valuable Offensive Back (Football) 73; Interact Club 71, 72, 73; Who's Who: Most Athletic; Permanent Football Captain 73. JAMES NELSON: Student Body. MIKE NEWMAN: Key Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Delegate 72; National Honor Society 72, 73; Junior Varsity Basketball 70, 71; S.G.A. 73; EAGLET Staff 72, 73; Key Club President 73. MITCHELL NEWMAN: F.F.A. Club 72; Elec- tronics Club 72,- ROTC 71, 72. ROBERT NEWMAN: D.E.; R.O.T.C.; Electron- ics Club; Aviation Club. HUEY NICHOLES: Student Body. DAVID NOBLES: F.F.A. 70, 71; Electronics Club 70; D.E. 72, 73. STEVE NORMAN: Electronics Club 70; Draft- ing Club 72, 73; D.E. 73. 241 MIKE OLIVER: Baseball 72, 73; S.G.A. 73; Who's Who: Most Popular 73. LYNN OVERSTREET: S.G.A. 71; Freshman Cheerleader; Pep Club 70, 71; Girls' Ensem- ble 71; Sextet 72, 73; All-District Chorus 71; Music A ard 71; Choral Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Secretary-Treasurer 73; National Honor Society 72, 73; Senior Class Treasurer; Who's Who: Most Likely to Succeed: Outstanding American High School Student 73; Top Twenty. DANNY PANGLE: CHS Bond 70, 71, 72, 73; Track Team 72, 73; All-State Band 71, 72. DEBBIE PARKER: Art Club 72, 73. JOHN PARKER: VICA 72, 73. MARY PARKER: Student Body. DOUG PATRICK: ROTC Drill Team 71, 72, 73; NHS 72, 73; Track team 72, 73; Top twenty. JAMELLE PATRICK: F.H.A. 70, 71; F.B.L.A. 71; EAGLET Staff 73; D.E. 73. VIVIA PEEBLES: Junior Beta Club 72; National Honor Society 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 73; Outstanding American High School Stu- dent 73; TALON Staff 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; F.H.A. 73; Top Twenty. STANLEY PETERS: F.F.A. 70, 71; VICA 72, 73; 4-H President 71, 72; Electronics Club 70; D.O. Store Student Manager. JIMMY PITTMAN: F.F.A. Club 70, 71, 72; D.O. Club 72; 4-H Club 70, 71, 72. PATTI POWELL: Freshman Class Beauty; S.G.A. 70, 71; Sophomore Class Beauty; Sophomore Class Officer; Varsity Cheerleader 71, 72; Who's Who: Most Athletic. MICHAEL PUCKETT: Art Club 71; Drill Team 71, 72; Football 71; 4-H 71. JEFF PUTMAN: Drill Team 70, 72; Rifle Team 70. MARSHALL QUATTLEBAUM: French Club 70; Biology Club 73. MIKE QUATTLEBAUM: Student Body. JEANETTA RHYMES: F.H.A. 71, 72; Art Club 71, 72; Health Careers Club 73; 4-H 72; TALON Staff 72, 73; Library Club 72, 73; Teen Club 71, 72, 73. JOHN REGISTER: Art Club 71, 72, 73; Ger- man Club 71, 72; Track Team 71; Electronics Club 73. CARROLL REMUND: Student Body. BOB RHODES: Student Body. MARCUS RICHIE: ROTC 70, 71, 72; Drill Team 70; Rifle Team 71; Aviation Club 71; Track Team 72; Varsity Football 73. KEN RIGSBY: Student Body. STANLEY RILEY: Student Body. REJINA ROBERTS: F.H.A. 72, 73; G.A.A. 73; Teen Club 70, 71, 72, 73. JANIE ROBERTSON: EAGLET Staff 71, 72. MELISSA ROBINSON: 20th Century Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Educational Officer 71, Parlia- mentarian 72, 1 st Vice-President 73; F.T.A. 72, 73, Vice-President 73; Art Club 70, 71; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73, Lt. 72, Captain 73; Stage Band 72, 73; Pep Band 73; Ken- neth Smith Award 72; Who's Who in Ameri- can High Schools; EAGLET Staff 73; Senior Privilege Committee 73. BOB RUNKLE: Key Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Math Club 72; Science Club 72; Biology Club 73; Track Team 71; Basketball 71; F.T.A. 72; EAGLET Staff 73; S.G.A. 70, 72; C” Club 72. PAT SANDERS: Student Body. REGGIE SANDERS: DECA Club 72; Art Club 70, 71, 72. TERRY SAXTON: Student Body. JULIE SCHNEIDER: S.G.A. 70, 72; G.A.A. 70, 71, 72, 73; Art Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Band 70, 71; Fashions Club 70, 72; Softball Team 71; Volleyball Team 71; Youth for Gov- ernment 71. PAULINE SCHWARZ: Art Club 72, 73; French Club 70; S.G.A. 71; Homeroom President 73. ROBIN SEXTON: Class Vice-President 70; F.H.A. 70, 71,- Pep Club 70, 71; Beta Club 70, 71, Treasurer 71; S.G.A. Secretary 71; F.B.L.A. 73; TALON Staff 73. TERRY SHELL: Aviation Club 70; S.G.A. 73; 4-H Reporter 72; ROTC Rifle Team 72. JANICE SHEPHERD: F.H.A. 70, 71; Art Club 70, 71, 73; Pep Club 73; Choral Club 72, 73, Vice-President 73; S.G.A. 70. RANDY SILAVENT: 4-H 70, 71, 72, 73; F.F.A. 71, 72; Drafting Club 73; Electronics Club 72; Science Club 72; Rifle Team 71; Drill Team 70; Football 70. JAN SIMPSON: S.G.A. 71, 72; Spanish Honor Society 71, 72, 73, President 73; National Honor Society 72, 73; F.T.A. 72, 73, District President 73; Science Treasurer 72; EAGLET Staff 72, 73, Assistant Editor 73; Key Club Sweetheart 73; District VIII Key Club Sweetheart; Junior Homecoming Attend- ant; Junior Class Beauty; Senior Class Reporter; Senior Class Favorite; Senior Class Beauty; 2nd Runner-up for Miss Ozark; Who's Who: Best Personality; Top Twenty. JOEL SIMPSON: CHS Band 71, 72, 73; National Honor Society 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 72, 73; Math Club 71, 72; Art Club 72, 73; Science Club 72; Choral Club 242 73; Top Twenty Solutatorian. DEBROAH SISK: G.A.A. 71, 72; Pep Club 73. JOHN SMITH: Student Body. RAE NELL SMITH: Art Club 71, 72; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72; D.E. Treasurer; S.G.A. 70; French Club 70; Homeroom Vice-President 73. MARSHA SNELL: Talon Staff. SUE ANN SORRELL: CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Misses Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Historian 73; French Club 71; F.T.A. 72, 73; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72, 73, Chaplain 72, 2nd Vice-President 73; Biology Club 73; Math Club 72; Who's Who: Best Dressed; EAGLET Staff 73; Who's Who in American High Schools. PAUL SPARKMAN: Football 70; Basketball 70, 71; Track 70; Honor Guard 73; Drill Team 73. RONNIE STAFFORD: Student Body. KEVIN ST. AUBIN: Student Body. MARK STELTENPOHL: Art Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Biology Club 72, 73; Drafting Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Key Club 72, 73; Who's Who: Best Personality; S.G.A. 70. SUSIE STERZENBACK: CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Lancer 71, 72; Flag Corp Captain 73; French Club 70, 71; F.H.A. 70; Tri-M Club 70, 71, 72; TALON Staff 73. AL STEWART: Math Club 72; Science Club 71, 72; EAGLET Staff 72,- D.O. 72, 73,- F.T.A. 72; Key Club 71, 72, 73. LARRY STRICKLAND: Football 70, 71, 72; Baseball 70, 71. KEVIN TAUTON: Student Body. NANCY TAYLOR: F.T.A. 73; Biology Club 73; Science Club 72; Vice-President of Cosmetol- ogy Club 73; Outstanding Senior 73. ALICE TELUS: Student Body. JOHN THORNBERRY: Art Club 70, 71, 72, 73; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73. TRACY UPDYKE: Choral Club 70, 71, 72, 73; F. H.A. 71, 72; D.E. Vice-President 73' Who's Who: Most Original 73; Miss Congeniality, Miss Ozark Pagent 72. MARY ANN WALDING: Biology Club 73; Tri- M Club 73. FRANCIA WALKER: OJH Cheerleader 70; French Club 70; Art Club 71, 72, 73, Presi- dent 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72; Who's Who: Most School Spirit; S.G.A. 70, 71; Outstanding Student by Optimist Club 72; Freshman Class Reporter; Junior Class Vice-President; Tri-M Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Reporter 71, Chaplain 72, President 73; G. A.A. 73. JOSEPH WALKER: Biology Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Math Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Outstanding American High School Student; Junior Varsity Basketball 70, 71, 72, 73; Track Team 72, 73; National Honor Society 72, 73. BOBBY WARD: Student Body. VICKI WARREN: Art Club 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 73; S.G.A. 72, 73. BOB WATTS: Student Body. BETTYE WELCH: F.B.L.A. 71, 72; Biology Club 72, 73; Math Club 70, 71; Cosmetology 71, 72. DEBBY WESTERMAN: French Club 70, 71; Junior Beta Club 70; Pep Club 70; National Honor Society 72, 73; G.A.A. 73. WILLIE WHITE: Football 71, 72, 73; C Club 71; Electronics Club 71; Track Team 72, 73; F.F.A. 73. LARRY WHITLOCK: Electronics Club 72; Avia- tion Club 70; 4-H Club 70; DO Club 72; FFA Club 70, 71. LORETTA WHITNEY: EXPLORER Staff 71, 72; ATOMSMASHER Staff 71, 72; Algebra I Award 72; Outstanding Teenager of America; F. H.A. 72, 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; F.B.L.A. 72, 73; G. A.A. 72, 73; Biology Club 72, 73; Student- Faculty Advisory Committee 73. BETH WILKINSON: French Club 71; Student Faculty Advisory Committee 71; S.G.A. 71; F.H.A. 70, 71, 72, 73, President 72, State Vice-President of Recreation 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; CHS Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Lancer 71; Majorette 72, 73; Outstanding American High School Student 72, 73; Misses Club 70, 71, 72, 73, Corresponding Secretary 73; Science Club 72; Top Twenty. WINNIE WILLIAMS: F.B.L.A. 71, 72, 73, Vice-President 73; F.H.A. 71, 72, 73, 1st Vice-President 73; Girls' 4-H 71, 72, Reporter 72; Choral Club 72, 73; F.T.A. 73; Math Club 72; Science Club 72; Biology Club 73; Cadet Band 70; CHS Band 71, 72, 73, Color Guard 72, 73; Senior Class Homecoming Attendant; 1st Runner-up Miss Bronze; Teen Club 70, 71, 72, 73. JOE WILSON: Student Body. ROY WILT: Band 70, 71, 72, 73; ROTC 70, 71, 72, 73; Department of the Army Superior Cadet Award 72; All-State Band 70, 71, 72, 73; Band Lt. 73; Section Leader 72, 73; Lab Band 71; National Honor Society 72, 73, Treasurer 73; F.T.A. 72, 73; Math Club 70, 71, 72, 73; Science Club 71, 72; Junior High Band Student Conductor 73; Outstanding American High School Student; Top Twenty. RANDY WOODARD: Varsity Baseball 71, 72, 73; Basketball 70, 72; Football 70, 71; “C Club 70, 71, 72. 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Box 1 144 148 Broad Street Phone 205-774-3537 Qiark, Alabama 36360 ALIGNMENT AND REPAIR FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 321 Bermuda St. Highway 27 Ozarlc, Alabama THE FRIENDLY CHURCH WHERE JESUS IS REAL Luther Tadloclc Pastor — CHURCH CALENDAR — Sunday School............................9:45 A.M. Morning Worship, Sunday.............II :00 A.M. Evening Evangelistic Service, Sunday.....7:00 P.M. Midweek Service Wednesday................7:00 P.M. DONALD G. CLARKE 412 West Main St. . Dothan, Alabama 36301 . Phone 794-4782 GARCIA’S HEATING — AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION — SHEET METAL Congratulations to the Class of 73 264 GARNER'S FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS DRAPERIES 427 NORTH UNION AVENUE OZARK, ALABAMA Compliments of DELONEY LUMBER COMPANY OZARK, ALABAMA PORTER JOHNSON BUILDING CONTRACTOR OZARK, ALABAMA, 36360 PHONE 774-5755 906 NEWTON ST. HOLMAN FURNITURE CO. PHONE 774-2216 NEW — USED — RENTAL — SALES 127 to 139 WEST RENOLDS ST. OZARK, ALABAMA GIMMIE ENTERPRISES TEAM ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT TROPHIES — PLAQUES DISCOUNT CATALOG SALES 774-9552 BOX 239 OZARK, ALABAMA Compliments of ELECTRIC MOTOR SALES SERVICE HEATING AIR CONDITIONING ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR 774-6700 OZARK, ALABAMA 265 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! FROM THE CITY OF OZARK TOM A. GOFF, MAYOR SAM PARKER, CLERK AND TREASURER COUNCILMEN: ROBERT L FUQUA ABRAHAM SALIBA BILLY J. BLACKMON CHARLES W. CARROLL SAM CARROLL JR. BARKETT'S DOWNTOWN OZARK, ALABAMA PHONE 774-5810 COMPLIMENTS OF COTTON'S DALE RECAP SHOP ESTABLISHED 1943 RECAPPING AT ITS BEST OZARK, ALABAMA 774-5460 J. E. HEAD, JR. JOE L HUTT S. A. SKELTON MADISON HOTEL RESTAURANT DOWNTOWN ENTERPRISE CONSTRUCTION CO. 116 SOUTH MAIN ST. DAILY LUNCH — 99 GENERAL CONTRACTORS TRADITIONAL SUNDAY BUFFET FRIDAY NITE SPECIAL CATFISH — ALL YOU CAN EAT SHRIMP DINNER P.O. BOX 520 CHICKEN DINNER OZARK, ALABAMA FREE PARKING — REASONABLE RATES 774 8410 Weddings Banquets Civic Groups Receptions 267 HILLCREST DiFILLIPPO'S BAPTIST CHURCH PIZZA 500 CHURCH ST. ON CALL PHONE 774 8236 CALL IN ORDERS READY IN 15 MINUTES SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 T.U. 5:45 WORSHIP 11:00 WORSHIP 7:00 LOCATED ON U.S. 231 ACROSS FROM HOLIDAY INN DINE-IN OR CARRY OUT COLD BEVERAGES PORTER JOHNSON BUILDING CONTRACTOR Ozark, Alabama 36360 PHONE 774-5755 906 NEWTON ST. BLACKWELL AIR SERVICE AIRPLANE RENTAL AND FLIGHT INSTRUCTION BLACKWELL AIRPORT OZARK, ALABAMA esteriy uto dissociate store Ut� Qamiltf Sio � 108 KING ST. NEWTON, ALABAMA EVERETT'S AMERICAN STATION TUNE UP WHEEL BALANCING BRAKE SERVICE ROAD SERVICE We will pick up and deliver 268 MAIN OFFICE FORT RUCKER, ALABAMA BRANCH BANK OZARK, ALABAMA 774-5101 269 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1973 FUQUA CONSTRUCTION CO. OZARK, ALABAMA V.A. and F.A.A. Loans CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73 ROBERT L FUQUA PHONE 774-5235 Owner TYLERS Compliments of OFFICE SUPPLY ELMORE A Complete line of office supplies and equipment Chrysler — Plymouth — Dodge 616 South Union Avenue OZARK, ALABAMA P.O. BOX 266 317 S. UNION AVE. OZARK, ALABAMA TYLER EDWARDS OWNER — MANAGER PHONE: 774-2521 774-2522 THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF OZARK DOWNTOWN AND MARTINDALE PLAZA MON. — TUES. — WED. THURS. AND 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 • Checking and Savings Accounts • Automobile Loans • Traveler's Checks • Home Improvements and • Drive In Window Real Estate Loans • Free Customer Parking • Safety Deposit Boxes • Loans on Life Ins. Policies • Free Night Depository Service • Bank Money Orders MIKE WALDIN0 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MIKE WALDIN0 — OWNER 774-5172 MIDLAND CITY ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF Hane 4ate HOMOGENIZED MILK GRADE A PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK 400 U S P UNITS VITAMIN 0 ADDED PER QUART HAYESDALE FARMS HODGESVILLE ROAD, DOTHAN, ALA. 36301 ALABAMA FARM BUREAU WENDALL SANDERS — CHARLES DANNER PHONE 774-2511 200 JAMES STREET BUILDING SUPPLIES — PLUMBING Compliments of HEATING PUMPS — SPORTING GOODS — PAINT — GIFT SHOP CARROLL HARDWARE DOWLING'S DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR 40 YEARS OZARK ALABAMA 36360 East Court Square 774-5192 Ozark, Alabama 774-5193 Phone 774-2401 274 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS OZARK FLOWER BEASLEY HONDA AND HONDA AND TRIUMPH SALES AND SERVICE GIFT SHOP 904 EAST BROAD 275 INGA AND 738 S. Union OZARK, ALABAMA 36360 RED NORMAN Ozark, Ala. AREA CODE 205 O'NEAL OIL CO. NATIONAL GASOLINE AND HIGH GRADE MOTOR OIL WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR OWNERS — MRS. MAX O'NEAL AND MRS. SALLIE SOLLIE OZARK, AL. 706 EAST BROAD -jjdUfc LADIES AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR SMART APPAREL FOR WOMEN Phono 774-5300 Ozark Alabama TRIPLE 'B'' WESTERN SHOP COMPLETE LINE OF WESTERN AND ENGLISH RIDING NEEDS 275 HOME SWEET? m SOME YE OLE CURIOSITY SHOP BOOKS CARDS GIFTS MARTINDALE PLAZA OZARK, ALABAMA the very special my to rernember 276 BOOSTERS Joe W. Adams William J. Johnson Dexter Andrews Ken Lavender CW3 and Mrs. Jack Atkinson Col. and Mrs. Herbert Luckfield Raymond Avant Dr. Major C. Mills Maj. and Mrs. C.D. Barton Mr. and Mrs. John T. Neher Roy Bartow Blackman Wilmer Parker, Jr. Maj. and Mrs. James R. Boyd The Runkle Family Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Isaac B. Sheffield Mr. and Mrs. Prather Corcoran Max J. Short Dr. and Mrs. Robert Crosby Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Sorrell Dr. S.R. Davis, Chiropractic Henry B. Steagall, II SP 4 Marvin R. Gibson Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith Lt. Col. and Mrs. H.E. Haney William S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James N. Head Royce Walker David W. Hobbs MSG and Mrs. W.B. Williams The Jack Hyde Family Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wood PATRONS Associate Builders Corp. Hoss of Ozark Bee-Line Grocery and Market Jesse R. Parrish Sign Company Bill's Dollar Store Kelly Insurance Agency Bob's Pest-X Lisenby Nurseries Bowman's Radio and Refrigerating Co. M P Surplus Sales Brackin Theater Mullins Milling Company Bruner's Grocery Ozark Auto Parts Dale Baptist Association Ozark Fabric Drapery Center Dale Farmer's Co-Op Ozark Police Department Daleville Florist Ozark Restaurant Deloney's IGA Parrish Motor Company Frontier Restaurant, Ozark Truck Stop Rollas Health and Figure Salon Gill's Holiday Arco Service Station Ruben's Television Haddans Standard Service Station Sessions Building Supply Company Hale's Barber Shop South Union Garage Harris T.V. Appliance Texaco Bulk Plant Highlanders Motel The Firestone Store Hilbolt's The Lemon Tree Hodes-Wells Agency, Inc. Two Locks Coiffures Holman Funeral Home, Adrian Kenneth Ward Adams Dry Cleaners Holman White Knight MFG Co. (Ozark, Ala.) 277 Snow makes whiteness where it falls, The bushes look like popcorn-balls. And places where I always play, Look like somewhere else today. Marie Louise Allen rj£i tm. M ALMA MATER Our strong band can never 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 Friendships here begun.