Carroll High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1974 volume:

EAGLET 74 Carroll High School Ozark, Alabama Editors: Jeanie Brauer, Jimmy Sasser, Edie Winland Business Managers: David Andrews, Chuck Smith Photographers: Ronnie Lisenby, Steve Roth Advisor: Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush f Faculty And Administra tion......................22 Activities...................................... 44 People..........................................138 Advertising.....................................240 Table Of Contents Where do you go, wings, that bear our dreams and our thoughts out of air, out of space, out of time? Clement Wood Iam the eagle A | - In rocky ca th edrals 6 that reach to the sky. 7 and there's blood on my feathers. But time is still turning 10 they soon will be dry. and all who believe in me; 14 I feel wh en I fly. 15 Come dance with the westwind 16 And touch on the mountain tops. 17 Sail o'er the canyons And up to the stars; 18 20 21 Faculty And Administra tion Children grow up around us, but we get used to that, and are so busy that we seldom stop to compute their ages and realize the swift flight of the years. Clement Wood 23 Dedication The 1 974 EAGLET Staff is honored to dedicate this edition to the faculty of Carroll High School. The faculty strives to provide the stu- dents of Carroll High School with an interesting and highly educa- tional curriculum of studies. This curriculum and various outside activities enable the students to develop mature minds and atti- tudes with which to face the world around us and the ever moving pace of life. Through the faculty’s guidance and influences, the stu- dents learn to give of their talents to their community and to exer- cise the rights of informed and concerned citizens. It is through their hard work and long hours that Carroll High School has come to be respected as Ozark’s high point of educational facilities. We wish to show our gratitude by paying this tribute to the Car- roll High School Faculty. 24 Board Of Education And Superintendent Mr. Thomas Parker, Mr. James Kelley, Mrs. Helen Murphree, Mr. Billy Ray Frolish, Mr. Britt Mattews, Mr. Jerry Beasley, and Col. Demon G. Courtney, honorary member from Fort Rucker (Not Shown) The Board of Education holds the responsibility of providing a comprehen- sive and diversified education for all stu- dents. They are involved in the educational growth of our city. These give freely of their time and energies to continually up- grade and enhance the educational and training opportunities of the youth of our community in these changing times. GO JD blHQ J QUA JTY education Mr. Billy Ray Fralish, Superintendent In Attribution . . . Col. Herbert M. Luck field Col. Herbert M. Luckfield, Jr. ROTC Senior Army Instructor at Carroll High for five and one half years until his retirement on Janu- ary 31, 1974, has acquired a great amount of respect from both his students and fellow teachers, as well as the rest of the surround- ing communities of Ozark, Fort Rucker, and the entire United States Army. Completing his college education during his service in the Army, he received his Business Administration and Bachelor of Science degrees from the University of Southern California and the Univer- sity of Maryland. Col. Luckfield entered the U.S. Army in 1940 serving up to 1963, completing 23 years of outstanding work and achievement during this time. During World War II, he served as Combat Arms Commander. He has also received the Silver Star, signifying valor during time of active duty; two Bronze Medals for outstanding achievement, and two commendation medals. Since his service in the war, he had been a battalion commander and a staff officer in the Department Army General Staff up to his time of retirement. Following his departure from active duty, he served as Vice-Pres- ident of Paige Aircraft Corp. at Ft. Rucker up to 1968 and from then on has owned and managed the Coach and Carriage Antique and Gift Shop and, of course, has been our Senior Army Instructor here at Carroll High. Col. Luckfield and his lovely wife, Mary, are residents of Ozark. We, the students, faculty, and entire administration of Carroll High School, are deeply appreciative for his gracious and fulfilling service to us. 27 Mr. Charles K. Edgar, Principal This is the fifth year that Mr. Edgar has been principal of Carroll High School. He received his B.S. degree in Science from Troy State College in 1951. He also has a master's degree in School Administration from Auburn University. Carroll High School has prospered under Mr. Edgar's leadership and has developed into a fine institution of learning. Mr. Edgar is a member of the Ozark Baptist Church, The Chamber of Commerce, District, State and National Principals’ Association, the Alabama Association of Secondary School Principals, the Ozark Education Association, the Alabama Education Association and the National Education Association. Mr. John W. Turner, Assistant Principal Mrs. Sarah McGowan, Secretary Mrs. Judy Wright, Student Office 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 dedicated 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 ' ' t Miss Mortin discusses college application with students. Mr. Jacobs looks into future programs to be offered at Carroll High. Mr. McLeod explains test scores to student. 30 Mrs. Henry helps student check out book. 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 doily 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 Jarmon Art Department Art I and II are taught to students interested in Art His- tory and the techniques used in various medias. Slides and reproductions are used as well as drawings and sketches to illustrate the techniques used by artists from primitive and modern times. Students are encouraged to develop their own creativity. Mrs. Bette Patton Mrs. Patton adds finishing touches to Christmas decorations. Career Education The coreer development program is a curricu- lum vehicle designed to provide an initial explor- atory and motivational experience for job ori- ented threshold skills and general competency from careers development program, participation and the further development of specialized skills. Mr. Elijah Rhodes Mr. Rhodes lectures to students. 31 Science Department Science, biological and physical, is on essential part of the education of those who desire to live a satisfying life. The courses are well organized 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 structure and composition of 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. Terry Dubose Mr. William Baker Mr. Robert McCoy Mr. Dubose demonstrates lab experiment. Mr. Baker shows students new specimen. Miss Moclean uses overhead projector in teaching Anolysis. Mr. Frank Dagostin Miss Bonnie Maclean Mr. James Chancey Math Department Mathematics is an essential skill in our everyday life. Our Mathematics Deportment makes it possible for eoch 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 include Math I and II, Geometry, Algebra I ond II, and Analysis. Mr. Chancey lectures to class on solved Physics problem. 33 Mr. Dogostin explains an Algebra problem to doss. Language Arts Department The Language Arts Department offers English, Foreign Languages ond Journalism to Carroll High Students. Stress is placed on correcting weakness in these areas. A well-balanced English program helps to develop a moture mind. The foreign language courses broaden the students' understanding of word ori- gins and his own language. Journalism offers an interpretation of the field of newspaper and yearbook work. Mrs. Cheryl Abell Mrs. Cothryn Austin Mrs. Janice Barnette Miss Ann Bowden Mrs. Catherine Boykin Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush Mrs. Abell uses language lab in teaching French. Mrs. Austin helps students choose books for a book report. Miss Bowden traces kings and queens in English literature. Mrs. Boykin shows the proper method of diagramming. Mrs. Linda Childers Mrs. Barbara Hicks Mrs. Joanne Knight Mrs. Sharon Price Pattern lii moduLar oblique Blrs Mrs. Bush discusses layout styles. Mrs. Knight teaches time in Spanish. Mrs. Hicks makes newspaper assignments. PARTS OF SPEECH Mrs. Childers points out the parts of speech. 35 Mrs. Price discusses grades with a student. History Department The History Department's objective is to pro- vide each student with the basic understanding of the institutions, ideas, and customs of our Ameri- can society. This department strives to instill 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. IU I .u Mr. Lockhart lectures on economics. Mrs. Murphy prepares bulletin board. Mrs. Nancy Murphy Mr. Ellis Peak Mr. Peak reads interesting focts to students. Mr. Cecil Skinner Mr. Ray Dyck Mr. Johnny Lockhart Mr. Jim Peek Mr. Jim Harrison Mr. Ricky Shirley Music Departm en t The Carroll High School Music Department consists of the band, and choral classes. These groups give individuals the chance to express their talents and broaden their musical knowledge. During the year, these groups perform several concerts and host many money-making projects, which enable them to carry on with their various activities. Mr. Shirley and Choral Club proctice for concert. Mr. Peek reviews music and prepares show arrangement. Mr. Harrison is busy revising music piece. Mr. John Paolo Drafting Department 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, pic- torial drawing, and other graphic projection ore stressed during the first year. For students who wish to further their knowl- edge, the second year is offered. Mr. Paolo prepares lecture for class the next day. 37 Physical Education Department Physical Education contributes to an overall school plan at Carroll High. It is directed toward the main objec- tives, which are to develop good mental, physical, social and outdoor facilities. The need, interests, and experi- ences 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. � w ’ k.-XS 4V' Mrs. Bailey demonstrates field hockey. Mr. Jim Wyatt Mr. Butch Stokes Mrs. Linda Bailey Mrs. Sharon Parrish Cooch Stokes supervises physical fitness test. Coach Wyatt reviews schedule. Mrs. Parrish warms up with class. Mrs. Katherine Sasser Mrs. Brenda Steed Mrs. Patricia Lewis Business Education The two preparatory programs in the Business Deportment are clerical and stenography. Each of these subjects includes Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II, Office Practice, and Bookkeeping. Business Education provides for students the training that may be necessary for employment, or basic courses that enables them for further advanced business courses after high school. Mrs. Margaret Taylor Vocational Department Vocational Education gives the student an opportunity to explore and receive training in his cho- sen field. Theory and practical application are a part of each course. Vocational Education is the fastest growing phase of the educational program in Carroll High School. The department includes: Home Economics, Vocational Agriculture, and Diversified Occu- pations. Over the past twelve years, the department has increased to include Distributive Educa- tion, Drafting, Electronics, Industrial Cooperative Training, Office Occupations, Aviation, Cosmetol- ogy, ond Auto Mechanics. v 7 Mrs. Alice Parrish Mr. James Blankenship Mr. William Rushing Mrs. Hazel Wilkinson Mr. Gantt explains woodcutting to students. R.O.T.C. Department The Junior ROTC program is designed to develop leadership qualities in the high school student and to introduce him to the problems of national defense. It is also designed to promote habits of orderliness, personal honor, self-reliance and discipline. Colonel Luckfield has a letter of recommendation typed. Col. Herbert Luckfield Sgt. Morrel Key Sgt. Arthur Stewart Mr. Dick Chastain Mr. Jim Auvil Driver's Education The recommended driver's education course is divided into two parts. The classroom consists of courtesy laws of the state regarding motorized vehicles, how to reod road signs and the dangers that occur if the laws are disregarded. The second phase called the laboratory phase deals in actual driv- ing experience and employs the use of simulators. 42 Left to Right: Loro Mae Patrick, Ezzie Lee Beasley, Irene Morris, Virginia Weeks, Neva Heath. Left to Right: Mary Anderson, Katherine Thomas, Lona Mae Patrick. Activities Where you go wings, slapping the avenues of air, gliding the boulevards of space? Great wings that scar the day and cloud the sky, and scour the frightened sun out of his place. Clement Wood 45 Student Government Association Row 1: Beth Faulk, Rachel Harris, Jimmy Sasser, Robert Farish, Richard Sharpe, Madonna Boger, Row 2: Earle Thompson, Alayne Lucas, Lana German, Sheryl Sand, Gussie Johnson, Dorothy Fowler, Susan Stephens, Row 3: Andrea Dory, Bo Beorden, Lottie Carroll, Joan Johnson, Lessie Warner, Michele Washburn, Leslie Blackmon, Rhoda Childree, Ellen Eubauer, Row 4: Tina Corcoran, Ann Reynolds, Karen Jones, Jim McLaughlin, Leah Harris, Pom Smith, Mark Newman, Dwayne McQueen, Diana Boivin, Row 5: MR. DAGOSTIN, SPONSOR, Fred McAfee, Dilly Spurlock, Michele Smith, Mike Chalker. VICE PRESIDENT: Robert Farish TREASURER: Beth Faulk PRESIDENT: Jimmy Sasser SECRETARY: Rachel Harris 46 The SGA of Carroll High School is an integral and vital part of school life. The SGA sells corsages and boutonnieres, rents the queen’s float and buys deco- rations for the coronation at homecoming time. The SGA also sponsors bonfires to promote spirit and support for athletic events, a Homecoming Dance, and the annual Sadie Hawkins’ Day. The SGA tries to cater to the needs and wants of the students. The Student Government has the job of promoting communication between the faculty and the students. The members are elected from their respective classes by popular vote. 47 48 Marie D. Horn Chapter National Honor Society OLD MEMBERS: Left to Right; Row 1: Dennie Griggs, Karen Whittaker, Jon Cherry, Patti Hart, Anny Reynolds, Debbie Deloney, Tina Corcoran, Row 2: Randy Parker, Bet Beverly, Jeanie Brauer, Lisa Rains, Katharina Thornberry, Lana German, Peggy Johnson, Shari Hayes, Row 3: Tommy McClendon, Richard Sossamon, Willie Charles Luce William Matthews, Jim McLaughlin, John Walker, Glenn Perrigin, David Andrews, Not Pictured: Ann Childree, Katie Dickinson, Doug Payne, Jimmy Sasser, Randy Stricklan Mary Thomas. 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 dimen- sions: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Serv- ice. 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 an 86 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. The National Honor Society this year initiated a Senior Fall Induction in addition to the regular Spring Induction. This system of two inductions per year has proved remarkably successful. Each year the National Honor Society awards a scholarship to an outstanding senior member. This award is presented on the basis of ability and the OFFICERS: Left to Right; Row 1: Store Manager, Ann Reynolds,- Secretary, Jan Cherry; Treasurer, Betty Bever Chaplain, Randy Parker,- Historian, Dennie Griggs, Row 2: Vice-President, Jim McLaughlin; President, Lisa Rail Sponsor, Mrs. Knight. Fall Induction Ceremonies NEW MEMBERS: Left to Right; Row 1: Patricio Hazle, Sherry Wedgeworth, Denise Johnston, Row 2: Donna Darlington, Becky White, Nanci Hardy, Stephanie Hood, Joan Johnson, Row 3: Robert Matthews, Joseph McKnight, Steve Goodson, Lynn Welch, Bill McLaughlin. President Lisa Rains presides over the Fall Induction. Old members tap new members. Reception honors the new members and their parents. New members and old members conclude the Foil Induction with a recitation of the National Honor Society Pledge. 49 Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica NEW MEMBERS: Left to Right; Row 1: Sondro Blakey, Dilly Spurlock, Sheryl Sand, Marilyn Peters, Jan Cherry, Debbie Deloney, Peggy Johnson, Pam Hafers, Bessie Clark, Row 2: Marilyn Heiss, Kitty Jackson, Renee Betts, Karen Wilson, Diane Taylor, Donna Darlington, Diane Martin, Goil Allred, Jody Stevens, Becky White, Vicki Scott, Paula Hyde, Row 3: Jackie Causey, Debby Degtoff, William Marks, Mark Stephens, Jerry Bush, Jon Zander, Jim McLaughlin, Chip Townsend, Willie Mack Palmer, Frank Smith, Priscilla Newman, Lorna Dansby, Gussie Johnston, Not Pictured: Ann Camp, Katie Dickinson, Richard Havenstrite, Pam Parmer, Doug Payne, Debbie Wagner. The Spanish Honor Society is an organization for those students who have displayed outstand- ing work in the study of Spanish with a B over- age for at least two semesters. Each year the Spanish Honor Society gives an award to the most outstanding Senior Spanish student. The Society is named for Dr. Alfred B. Thomas, professor-emeritus of the University of Alabama. OFFICERS: Left to Right; Row 1: Secretary, Randy Parker; President, Bill McLaughlin; Vice-President, Dennie Griggs; Treasurer, Bryan Che- shire. OLD MEMBERS: Left to Right: Joe White, Keith Duncan, Lisa Rains, Sharon Seegars, Ann Reynolds, Cherry Angle, Mark Andrews. SPONSOR — Mrs. Knight. 50 Le Cercie Francais Row 1: Karen Parsons, Michelle Washburn, Lori Aldridge, Maria Girard, Kathy Petralia, Kim Wilder, Emily Dickinson, Sandra Mixson, Tammy Spivey, Row 2: Mrs. Abell, Mary Hill Sollie, Charles Roberts, John Pace, Janice Jackson, Judy Beasley, Cassandra Aurthur, Marian Jenkins, Joey Turner, William Matthews, Eddie Dennie, Shaw Sneed. OFFICERS: Vice-President; Will Matthews, Secretary; Michelle Washburn, Treasurer; Marian Jenkins, Presi- dent; Lori Aldridge. Left: Demoiselle; Karen Porsons. The French Club is a student organization designed to provide all interested students with an opportunity to use their knowledge of the French language and culture in a social setting. Future Teachers Of America Row 1: Ann Renolds, Tommy McLendon, Lisa Wood, Sondra Blakey, Rachel Harris, Row 2: Sheryl Sand, Michelle Smith, Maleah Wood, Celeste Woods, Earle Thompson, Jon Cherry, Peggy Johnson, Kristi Frankhauser, Helen Wilt, Row 3: Dilly Spurlock, Terri Cooker, Debbie Williams, Kay Hulon, Debbie Sims, Sandy Miller, Debbie Drew, Diane Payton, Ernestine Wallace, Carolyn Lockett, Evelyn Billings, Carolyn Cummings, Row 4: Kitty Jackson, Yvonne Davis, Wanda Blocker, Cindy Deloney, Nancy Deese, Renee Betts, Robert Farish, Dana Stephens, Eugene McKnight, Sue Strickland, Julie Walding, Marsha Anderson, Mary Thomas, Paula Hyde, Will Matthews, Chip Graham, Row 5: Amy Wall, Jane Carroll, Pat Allen, Connie Turbeville, Joan Johnson, Alayne Lucas, Beth Riley, Bryan Cheshire, Adonna Carroll, Angela Dean, Jim McLaughlin, Becky White, Lana German, Row 6: Kathy Schwarz, Linda Windham, Ruth Mills, Susan Garner, Kathy Knight, Jane Garret, Vicki Corcoran, Deborah Hocutt, Leah Harris, Mary Hill Sollie, Chip Townsend. Secretary; Sandra Blakey, Historian; Rochel Harris, President; Ann Renolds, Vice-President, Lisa Wood, Treasurer; Tommy McLendon. 52 CAR ROM: HIGH CGHOOL .JUi1 ior ci.Ar.r, oi ma CECDTQf OP.II F NO LI OH CLALL IN MEMORY OP . THE PEOFEE WHO MADE OZAPK’S HIETOp.V , ' ' • .vl'- ' . Mr. FTA: Tommy McClendon Miss FTA: Ann Reynolds This year the name of F.T.A. on the national level has been changed to Student Action for Education in an effort to reflect the changing focus of F.T.A. ers across the land. In keeping with this spirit, the CHS chapter is becoming more involved in brood-based efforts to assist in helping education meet the chal- lenges of today’s world. Ann Reynolds: State Executive Board Member 53 Future Homemakers Of America Row 1: Diane Mortin, Anito Everett, Becky White, Terri Cooker, Karen Whittaker, Mary Thomas, Katharina Thornberry, Beth Grantham, Nanci Brown, Cindy Deloney, Lisa Rains, Row 2: Gayle Johnson, Karen Gourley, Anita Wolfe, Barbara Byrd, Judy Beasley, Janice Jackson, Juanita Ware, Portia Shipman, Carolyn Lockett, Row 3: Mary Jane Stubbs, Debra Harding, Karen Harrison, Edie Winland, Teresa Simmons, Debbie Parrish, Annie Aguon, Row 4: Cheryl Richardson, Deborah Phipps, Janice Pine, Barbara Deloney, Nancy Deese, Nancy Johnson, Julie Walding, Diana Donnenwirth, Row 5: Monica Schwegler, Edna Brown, Jennifer Hill, Dilly Spurlock, Mary Hill Sollie, Debbie Deloney, Row 6: Kay Chauvin, Renee Betts, Debbie Darlington, Kay Hulon, Debbie Sims, Lorna Dansby, Coleen Whitener, Row 7: Brenda Gill, Pam Parmer, Lynn Canalejo, Sandy Garner, Amy Wall, Kitty Jackson, Sandra Blakey. Future Homemakers of America strives to give youth a better basis for community and home life through experi- ences in leadership, citizenship, foods, clothing, consumer education, interior design and child care. Through today's young people, communication, skills, and values can bring better understanding. 54 President Diane Martin Vice-President of Public Relations Anita Everett Historian Beth Grantham Historian Katherina Thornberry Chaplain Nancy Brown Secretary Karen Whittaker Parliamentarian Lisa Rains Vice-President of Projects Terri Cooker Treasurer Mary Thomas Vice-President of Programs Becky White Reporter Cindy Deloney 55 Art Club Row 1: April Lewis, Debbie Darlington, Bessie Clark, Lesa Glenn, Borbi Tindell, MRS. PATTON, SPONSOR, Roland Galland, Debbie Chaves, Angela Dean, Debbie Corson, Row 2: Celia Dodson, Linda McAffee, Deborah Phipps, Larry Kendrick, Don Morgan, Madonna Boger, Linda Davis, Jackie Crittenden, Kathy Schwarz, Mike Carroll, Amy Wall, Adonna Carroll, Pam Poulnot, Tony Welch. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Debbie Corson SECRETARY: Debbie Chaves REPORTER: April Lewis VICE-PRESIDENT: Tony Welch The Art Club's objective is to extend the student's understanding of art, to include and expand the entire school curriculum, to experience and produce creativity for himself and society. The fund raising projects which are geared to make money and to improve the art facilities in school are frequently sponsored by the Art Club. 56 Future Business Leaders Of America Left to Right; Row 1 s Sybil Puckett, Cossondro Wheat, Cindy James, Beth Faulk, Eornestine Wallace, Sherrie Lyle, Carolyn Lockett, Mary Randall, Sheila Caraway, Row 2: Stephanie Hood, Alayne Lucas, Sharon Watson, Dorothy Shell, Janice Jackson, Sandra Searcy, Tina Brooks, Mona Byrne, Sherry Wedgeworth, Joann Shlam. PRESIDENT: Earnestine Wallace VICE PRESIDENT: Dorothy Shell REPORTER: Cassandra Wheat SECRETARY: Stephanie Hood TREASURER: Sherrie Lyle loucmo� UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA Futur. Busin.� Lender, of America emphasizes the importance of developing leadership qualities in the individual through active participation in business oriented activities. 57 Biology Club Row 1: Lana Northington, Pam Smith, Karen Parson� , Cindy Peters, Janice Pine, Kim Kittredge, Julie Walding, Dolly Johnson, Susan Williams, Marsha Quattlebaum, Row 2: Susan Stephens, Kim Fields, Tanya Walker, Marjorie Dery, Debby Degtoff, Kim Wilder, Susan Gamer, Carolyn Lockett, Mary Payne, Cathy Bentley, Leslie Blackmon, Row 3: Fletcher Smoak, Richard Sossamon, Bruce Skipper, Kevin Shuman, Fred McAfee, Trey Hood, Lee Graham, Mark Newman, Marsha Burleson, Nancy Smith, Pam Cook, Frank Brinkley, Earnestine Wallace, Row 4: Keith Duncan, Dorothy Shell, Mitzi Hodges, Diana Donnenwirth, Ernie Jacobs, John Royal, Marco Torres, Jim Sessions, Creg Snith, Scott Ramey, Timmy Ivey, Bill McLaughlin, Sue Strickland, Eugene McKnight. OFFICERS: DIRECTOR: Dolly Johnson DIRECTOR: Diana Donnenwirth DIRECTOR: Leslie Blackmon PRESIDENT: Susan Garner DIRECTOR: Fletcher Smoak DIRECTOR: Tanya Walker DIRECTOR: Kim Field DIRECTOR: Marco Torres 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. 58 Health Careers Club Row 1: Jim McLaughlin, Carolyn Lockett, Rita Tomlin, Eornestine Wallace, Tina Corcoran, Peggy Johnson, Dennie Griggs, Bill McLaughlin, Steve Clouse, Pouto Hyde, Jeanie Brauer Row 2: Adonna Carroll, Vicki Scott, Karen Wilson, Beth Grontham, Randy Parker, Lisa Rains, Debby Degtoff, Roseanna Wilt, Earle Thompson, Jr Rochel Horns, Ed.e Winland, Row 3: Cindy Owens, Sanford Still, Laura Pedigo, Katie Dickinson, Bo Bearden, Terri Cooker, Debbie Drew, Renee Betts, Dana Stevens, Colwn Wh.tener Leah Horns, Row 4- Betty Beverly, Lana German, Joseph McKnight, Chip Townsend, Glenn Griggs, Debbie Chaves, James Bartley, Bryan Cheshire, Laura Wells, Leslie Blackmon Susan Stephens, Row 5: Denise Rains, Kitty Jackson, Sherrie Lyle, Lorna Dansby, Gussie Johnson, Nonci Brown, Rhonda Basham, Eugene MeX , Sue Strickland, Susan Garner, Julie Welding, Nancy Johnson, Row 6: Sponsor; Mr. McCoy, Mark Stevens, Nancy Deese, Marsha Anderson, Sandy Miller, Cherry Angle, Will Matthews, Tommy McLendon, Tim Adams, Mark Andrews. Left to Right: Vice-Presideht; Tina Corcoran, Treasurer; Peggy Johnson, Secretory; Denn.e Griggs, President; Bill McLaughlin, Jimmy Sasser. This is the second year the Health Careers Club has been organized. The purpose of the club is to help students determine if they hove a career in the medical field. Members goin knowledge through experience ond interest- ing speakers. 59 Future Farmers Of America Row 1: Roland Richardson, Tim Dean, Danny Wright, Tommy Farmer, Robert Crittenden, Row 2: Mike Jones, Bill Matney, Tim Mecum, Joseph Brown, Pierre Dyck, Leon huipe.. Row 3: Dale Jones, Paul Rhodes, Peter Worsham, Earl Thornton, Orie Lee Snell, Steve Guise, Row 4: Chuck Cooper, Kelly DeRosier, Walter Hobdy, Sponsor; Mr. Gantt. The Future Farmers of America is on organ- ization of boys studying vocational agricul- ture in Carroll High School and other small towns and rural areas in America. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the devel- opment of agricultural leadership, coopera- tion, and citizenship. 60 OFFICERS: President; Randy Strickland, Vice-President; Danny Wright, Secretary; Tommy Farmer, Sentinel; Michael Bear- den, Sponsor; Mr. Gantt. Hero Club Left to Right; Row 1: Kathy Bright, Sandy Gaddis, Redena Bastin, Susan Stubbs, Wonda Eubanks, Ann Gaddy, Anita Everett, Edno Bailey, Sandra LeMonte, Row 2: Alberta Crittenden, Barbara Johnson, Teresa Bryant, Diane Beasley, Pam Goodall, Becky Sharp, Debbie Syples, Sheila Sasser, Cindy Haddan, Lynn Scott, Annette Hobdy, Iris McDaniel, Elaine Johnson, MRS. BOYKIN, SPONSOR. Left to Right: President, Anita Everett; Vice President, Ann Gaddy; Secretary, Iris McDaniel; Assistant Secretary, Teresa Bryant; Treasurer, Wanda Eubanks; Reporter, Susan Stubbs; Parliamentarian, Zero Shipman; Historian, Diane Beasley. 61 Career Education Left to Right; Row 1: Daniel Houston, George Moore, Don Gallion, Paul Rhodes, Bruce Skipper, Row 2: George Danner, Larry Creekmore, Randy Bruner, Edward Woodard, Britt Mitchell, MR. RHODES, SPONSOR, Row 3: Russell Sears, David Rogers, Keith Wade, Ricky Tharpe, Steve Brunson, Ricky Dunn, James Whitman, Row 4: Jimmy Horton, Ronald Roberts, Earnest Taylor, Leslie Cook. PRESIDENT: Larry Creekmore BUSINESS MANAGER: Britt Mitchell ASSISTANT REPORTER: Paul Rhodes ASSISTANT CHAPLAIN: Ronald Roberts CHAPLAIN: Earnest Taylor ASSISTANT REPORTER: Bruce Skipper REPORTER: Ricky Tharpe The main thrust of coreer education is to prepare all students for a successful life of work by increasing their options for occupational choice, by eliminating barriers, redtand imagined to attaining job skills, and by enhancing learning achievement in all subject areas and at all levels of education. Career education recognizes critical decision point at which students must be prepored and equipped to decide whether to pursue a job, seek further education, or choose some combination of both. All students have the opportu- nity to enfoy actual work during their high school years. 62 Library Club Row 1: Lynn Scott, Koren Botes, Brenda Brody, Joe Wade, Lilie Kalimah, Cassaundra Wheat, Row 2: Agnes Newman, Priscilla Newman, Jackie Causey, Sandra LeMonte, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Jarmin, Portia Shipman, Connie Washington, Kay Sanders, Pam Nelson, Linda McAfee. There are many enjoyable challenges in being a library assistant — Service, Education, Character, and Development! C Club Row 1: Bo Bearden, Jimmy Dunn, Tom Farmer, Bill Davis, Dan Wright, Larry Deal, Sammy Judah, Row 2: Frank Sullivan, Jack Sexton, Allen Wright, Jeanie Brauer, Jimmy Sasser, David Weldon, Mike Chalker, Eddie Sullivant, David Andrews, Row 3: Steve Adcock, Flash Farish, Row 4: John Walker, Mark Stevens, Row 5: Fred McAffee, Kieth McClaughlin, Row 6: Buddy Jackson, Beth Riley, Row 7: Steve Clouse, Elec Matthews, Tom McClendon, Will Matthews, Terry Miller, Lump Parrish, Jesse Snell, Larry Smith, Row 8: Winston Lewis, Kelvin McLeod, Willie Palmer, Winston Jackson, Norman McLeod, Kennith Strickland, James Miller, Eishmon Palmer. The C Club is composed of lettermen in any varsity sport. 63 Distributive Education Club Row 1: Roland Richardson, Debbie Parrish, Tim Dean, Vikki Nix, Starr Smith, Sharon Peeler, Joe Enfinger, Aloyne Lucas, Will Matthews, Donna Head, Richard Sharpe, Kathy Holiday, Eddie Everett, Monica Schwegler, Row 2: Dennis Bowman, Ricky Davis, Steve Barefield, Burt Mosher, Debbie Henderson, Greg Outlaw, Eddie Munn, Mike Sullivan, Mike Crooks, Randy Patterson, Becky Whitman, Keith English, Tony Bludsworth, Theresa Simmions, Cliff Abshire, Pam Payne, Dennis Boatwright, Robert Shell, Madonna Boger, Jackie Crittendon, MR. RUSHING, SPONSOR. Left to Right: Greg Outlaw, Reporter; Vikki Nix, Vice-President; Donna Heod, Secretary; Alayne Lucas, Treasurer; Richard Sharpe, President; Debbie Henderson, Historian. At Right: Mr. and Miss D.E.: Richard Sharpe and Debbie Henderson. The Distributive Education Club is a National organization operating through Public Schools providing instruction in sales promotion, marketing research, and leadership and supervising techniques as well as on-the-job training. VICA Row 1: Glenn Pyle, Pat Allen, James Barnard, Sheila Caraway, Linda Charles, Jimmy Miller, Michelle Snellgrove, Ann Semler, Susan English, Row 2: Ricky Hughes, Sammy Bridges, Rebecca Alexander, Susan Robertson, Carolyn Lockett, Tina Brooks, Row 3: MR. BLANKENSHIP, SPONSOR, Steve Silavent, Kathy Falley, Sabrina Richardson, Stepha- nie Hood, April Lewis, Connie Campbell, Ronnie Judah, Brenda Griggs, Row 4: Sam Brown, Ricky Davis, Terry Grantham, Jack Sexton. Above: Treasurer; Sam Brown, Secretary; Sheila Caraway, President; Jack Sexton, Vice-President; Susan Robert son. Reporter; Tina Brooks. Left: Mr. and Miss Vica: Jack Sexton and Susan Robertson. Vocation 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 training. 65 Girls' A thletic Associa tion e, gotta bacR fi 2.Ld, (Je. otia iinj L, JT 9 Row 1: Anita Everett, Eamestine Wallace, Juanita Ware, Kay Sanders, Jenni Mills, Valerie Williams, Melody Young, Priscilla Newman, Connie Washington, Karlene Cobb, Kim Fields, Row 2: Susan Robison, Kay Burgess, Debbie Wagner, Beth Faulk, Dottie Fowler, Marjorie Dery, Terri Cooker, Monica Baker, Row 3: Edna Brown, Evelyn Billings, Mar- ianne Barnhill, Wanda Barnhill, Rhonda Basham, Barbara Bailey, Kay Hulon, Debbie Sims, Debbie Williams, Lynn Canalejo, Monica Swagler, Row 4: Carolyn Cummings, Cas- sandra Arthur, Mona Burns, Susan Williams, Teresa Westerman, Pam Nelson, Dilly Spurlock, Kristo Fankhauser, Row 5: Gloria Jones, Freda Menkins, Carolyn Farmer, Laura Wells, Tanya Walker, Julie Knapp, Sally Williams, Maria Gerard, Row 6: Donna Darlington, Sandra Williams, Jonice Clements, Pam Cook, Annie Aquon, Janet Arnold, Malaya Wood, Row 7: Vicky Cocoran, Julie Walden, Jane Garret, Sue Strickland, Susan Garner, Michelle Smith. 66 PRESIDENT: Barbara Bailey VICE-PRESIDENT: Valerie Williams SECRETARY: Teresa Jarvis SOPHOMORE REPRESENT A TIVE: Cassandra Arthur JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE: Kay Sanders SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE: Juanita Ware The primary objective of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote spirit in the school, interest in physical education, and development of physical stature. 67 Key Club 68 Left to Right; Row 1: Katie Dickinson, Steve Clouse, Row 2: Kevin Wilson, Robert Whittaker, Mike Skelton, Greg Williford, Earle Thompson, David Makowski, Barry Savage, Kevin Shuman, Randy Epperson, John Hilboldt, Kenny West, Stan Garner, Tony Brogden, Mike Whittaker, Row 3: David Thompson, Bill McLaughlin, Don Ketcham, Jim Se sions, Bennett Ward, Steve Adcock, Robert Farish, Jim McLaughlin, Neil Dansby, Keith McLaughlin, Mark Newman, John Farish, Steven Benefield, Richard Sharpe Not Pic- tured: Doug Payne. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Steve Clouse JUNIOR VICE-PRESIDENT: Keith McLaughlin SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT: Jim McLaughlin SERGE ANT-A T-ARMS: Richard Sharpe SECRETARY: Earle Thompson TREASURER: Bill McLaughlin SWEETHEART: Katie Dickinson f 1 Senior Members Left to Right: Richard Sharpe, Earle Thompson, Steve Clause, Jim McLaughlin, Katie Dickinson, David Makowski, Bill McLaughlin, Not Pictured: Doug Payne. Sweetheart: Katie Dickinson The Key Club is a service organization committed to serving the needs of the school and the community. Key Club Interna- tional is the largest high school boys' service club ond is found on campuses across the United States and around the world. The Kiwanis Club sponsors the Key Club and both clubs have enjoyed excellent relations throughout the years. The Carroll High School Key Club successfully lived up to the 1973-1974 administrative theme, Commit Yourself, by donat- ing $150 earned from the peanut brittle sale to the Alabama Sheriff’s Boys' Ranch. Other projects during the year included carwashes and assisting the Kiwanis Club in their annual Pan- cake Supper. The service project for Carroll High this year was the compilation of a Student Directory and this was the most dif- ficult, involved, and rewarding project the Key Club has ever per- formed for the school. In March the Key Club had the opportu- nity to host the Division Rally which was very successful. Some of the ideals odvocated by the Key Club include the pro- motion of the adoption ond application of higher standards in scholarship, sportsmanship, and social contocts; the develop- ment by precept and example of a more intelligent, aggressive, and serviceable citizenship; and the cooperation in creating and maintaining that sound public opinion and high idealism which makes possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism, and good will. The Key Club is open by invitation to all male students from the ninth through the twelfth grades who display promise of liv- ing up to the purpose, obligations, and ideals of Key Club. 69 OFFICERS: REPORTER: Sammy Judah SWEETHEART: Jeanie Brauer PRESIDENT: Jimmy Sasser VICE PRESIDENT: John Walker TREASURER: Tommy McClendon SECRETARY: Zo Speer Interact Club The Interact Club is a worldwide organization sponsored by Rotary International. Interact is a service club dedicated to helping others. There are more than 250,000 young men and women all over the world who are a part of Interact. The Ozark Interact Club was chartered in 1964 and has established itself as an outstanding civic club in Ozark. Boys in their last four yeors of high school are eligi- ble for membership. Members are selected on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship and good citizenship. Membership is by invitation only. Sweetheart: Jeanie Brauer 70 SENIOR MEMBERS: 1st Row: Sammy Judah, Bo Bearden, David Andrews, Bryan Cheshire, 2nd Row: Will Matthews, Tommy McClendon, Elec Matthews, Bill Davis, Jimmy Sasser, 3rd Row: Jimmy Dunn, Larry Deal, Tommy Farmer, Danny Wright, John Walker, Jeanie Brauer. 1 st Row: Bill Davis, Jeanie Brauer, Zo Speer, Bruce Querey, Bo Bearden, Mark Craddock, 2nd Row: David Andrews, Elec Matthews, Tommy McClendon, Buddy Jock son, Eugene McKnight, Sammy Judah, Chuck Buckinger, 3rd Row: Danny Wright, Jimmy Sasser, Rob Curry, Bryan Cheshire, Mark Stephens, Chip Townshend, 4th Row: Brian Keller, Phillip Powell, Will Matthews, Larry Deal, Trey Hood, William Judah, 5th Row: John Walker, Jimmy Dunn, Tommy Farmer, Jimmy Miller, Mike Chalker. 71 Talon Staff Row 1: David McGee, Connie Turbeville, Row 2: Mark Boivin, Jerome McCartha, Doreen Huffstutler, Diane Logan, Row 3: Cassaundra Wheat, Lynn Stanfill, Kenneth Bowien, Debra Phillips, Row 4: Lamar Tierney, Harold Dobbel, Walter Nowocin, Sheila Carraway, Row 5: Rachel Harris, Nancy Johnson, Debbie Drew, Vicki Corcoran, Row 6: Patti Hart, Earle Thompson, Eddie Davis, Freddy Boswell, Row 7: Phillip Powell, Steve Clouse, Joan Johnson, Brian Keller, Row 8: Eddie Sullivant, Angel Rook, Mitzi Hodges, Helen Wilt, Zo Spear, Eugene McKnight, Trey Hood, Kevin Shuman, Linda Davis, Lynn Murray, Cynthia Blansit, Kathy Hand, Danny Wright, Row 9: Russell Brooks, Louis Thompson, Portia Shipman, Malcolm Newman, Jockie Oliver, Meliah Wood, John Waddington, Allen Wright, Jeanie Porker, Sharon Weeks, Linda Windham, Nancy Smith, Cindy Ether- edge. OFFICERS: COPYWRITER: Jackie Oliver PHOTOGRAPHER: Cassaundra Wheat COPYWRITER: Jerome McCartha FEATURE EDITOR: Sheila Caraway BUSINESS MANAGER: Eddie Davis 72 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. Connie Turbeville; Co-Editor, Mrs. Hicks; Sponsor, David McGee; Co-Editor. John Waddington; Sports Editor, Assistant Editor; Malcolm Newman, Feature Columnist; Rachel Harris, Business Manoger; Steve Clouse, Club News Editor; Patti Hart, Sports Editor; Zo Spear. 73 The Eaglet Staff The Eaglet Staff has striven to bring a colorful yet factual account of high school life to the students of Carroll High. We hope this book will bring you many pleasant memo- ries in your future. The staff has worked many long hours to meet deadlines and straighten out the many problems occurring in any publication. This 1973-74 Eaglet holds the memories of this past year. We hope you never forget them. EDITORS: Jeanie Brauer, Jimmy Sasser, and Edie Winland. ADVISOR: Mrs. Bush PHOTOGRAPHER: Steve Roth TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS CLASSES: Charlene Evans, Ann Childree, Roland Galland. SPORTS: James Miller, Tommy Farmer, Larry Smith, Larry Deal. CLASSES: Jeri Grantham, Gary Martin, Debbie Sims, Ernes- tine Wallace. FEATURES: Judy Beasely, Debbie Darlington, Michelle Smith, Celeste Woods. FACULTY: Max Lord, Dennis Bowman. BAND: Sharon Parker, Nanci Brown, Paula Hyde, Jim McLaughlin, Coleen Whitener, Adonna Carroll, Lisa Wood, Peggy Johnson. 76 ROTC: Edie Winlond, Bill William� . BAND: Keith Duncan, Debbie Hocutt, Pam Smith, Sandi Blakey. 77 FACULTY: Chris Phillips, Jill Warren, Kathy Schwartz, Susan Wmland, Val Com, Brigitte Severin, Kathy Petralia, Gwen Loyal. SPORTS: Ron Cobb, Leslie Hazenfield, Leslie Blackmon, Richard Evans, Lottie Chalker. SPORTS: Kelvin McLeod, Tom Ray, Nancy Deese, Cathy Bentley, David Parrish, Debbie Williams. ROTC: Claudia Coutu, Sue Dodson, Lisa Whatley, Melvin Sawyer, Diane Payton, Barbara Byrd, Karen Harrison, Adam Runk, Starr Roberts, Robert Parish. 78 CLASSES: Marilyn Peters, Lin Schneider, Kristi Fonkhauser, Marilyn Heiss, Monica Baker, Kathy Walters, Shannon Chancey, Pam Cook, Mona Byrne. CLASSES: Debris Faniel, Aleda McLeod, Lee Schneider, Fran Crittenden, Deborah Roberts, Shirley Hutto, Sharon Wnhnn Pare Kothv Gardner. Russell Sears. BAND: Cindy Deloney, Yvonne Davis, Sandi Miller, Denise Raines, Wanda Blocker, Susan Stephens. SPORTS: Nonci Hardy, Stephanie Hood, Lisa Bryant, Jon Cherry, Dorothy Shell, Jennifer Hill. 79 Drama Above: Scene from Everyman Left: Scene from We Shook the Family Tree. :«v Above: Scene from We Shook the Family Tree. Lunch Room Club At Break Row 1: Mrs. Knight, Adonno Carroll, Mrs. Bush, Row 2: Becky White, Ann Reynolds, Lana German, Donna Darlington, Richard Sharpe, Angela Deon, Peggy Johnson, Lisa Rains, Vicky Scott, Donnie Griggs, Karen Wilson, Row 3: Bill McLaughlin, Rachel Harris, Jon Cherry, Jim McLaughlin. Two Hundred Club Top: L. to R.: Jimmy Jocobs, Frank Dogostin, Ricky Shirley, Ellis Peak, Bob McCoy, James Chancey, James Blankenship. Right: STUDENT SPONSORS: Karen Whittaker, Bill McLaughlin. Choral Club T°p Row: Mid lle Washburn, Karen Parker, Jenni Mills, Karen Whittaker, Morylin Peters, Colleen Byrd, Anita Naberhuis, Sharon Parker, Ellen Hubauer, Betty Beverly, Barbara Byrd, Jerri Grantham, Debbie Chaves, Emily Dickinson, Diane Martin, Val Williams, Wanda Barnhill, Katie Dickinson, Sharon Severs, Coleen Whitner, Monica Baker, Rhonda Basham, Laura Murry, Dana Stephens, Mary Thomas, Paula Hyde, Dennie Griggs, Dolly Johnson, Judy Simpson, Nanci Brown, Bottom Row: RICKY SHIRLEY, SPONSOR, David Andrews, Earle Thompson, Eddie Crittenton, Eddie Davis, Steve Goodson, Joe White, Jay Bond, Robert Matthews, Bryan Cheshire, Dwayne McQueen, Kevin Wilson. 82 Left to Right: Accompanist; Coleen Whitener, Treasurer; Earle Thompson, Vice-President; Katie Dickinson, Sponsor; Mr. Shirley, Reporter; Mary Thomas, President; David Andrews, Librarian; Diane Martin. The Corroll High School Choral Club, directed by Mr. Ricky Shirley, presents con- certs for the student body and local organiza- tions. Selected members compete in All-State try-outs. 83 The Pride Of The Carroll The Wiregrass High School Band r v- A Officers From Loft to Right: Peggy Johnson, Dennie Griggs, Joy Bond, Douice Brunner, Lisa Rains, Debbie Hocutt, Bill McLaughlin, Robert Matthews, Earle Thompson. HONOR GUARD: Debbie Deloney, Karen Whittaker, Coleen Whitener, Peggy Johnson. Kneeling: Sherry Lyle, Vicki Scott, Nanci Brown, Standing: Beth Grantham, Keith Duncan, Kitty Jackson. 86 Uft to Right: Lisa Wood, Angola Dean, Cherry Angle, Betty Beverly, Randy Parker, Barbara Delaney, Sandra Blokey, Dennie Griggs. 1st Row: Lisa Rains, Kathy Knight, Leah Harris, Sheryl Sand, Sandy Miller, Potty Hart, 2nd Row: Robert Matthews, Kevin Wilson, Scott Ramey, Earle Thompson, Timmy Ivy Robert Whittaker. Loma Dansby. Kitty Jackson, Sherry Lyle. Ricky Difilippo, Coleen Whitener, 4th Row: Mork Andrews. Don Ketchom, Ernie Jocobs, Danny Wilson. ’ Karen Wilson Earle Thompson Color Guard Captain Drum Major 87 1 st Row: Sherry Lyle, Kitty Jockson, Karon Parker, Diane Martin, 2nd Row: Loura Murray, Susan McNew, Sherry Weeks, Lorna Dansby. Debbie Whittaker, Yvonne Davis, Cindy Deloney, Renee Betts, Dexter Fabor, Debbie Hocutt, Sandra Blakey, Susan Stevens, 2nd Row: Ellen Carroll, Sandra Mixon, Sandy Miller, Coleen Whitener, Patti Hort, Ann Camp, Betty Beverly, Debbie Deloney, Cherry Angle, 3rd Row: Debbie Daniel, Diana Donnenwirth, Cindy Etheredge, Sandra Garner, Nancy Smith, Sharon Parker, Brenda Bell, Sharon Brooks, Vicki Scott, Randy Parker, Kathy Knight, Wanda Blocker, Leah Harris, Sheryl Sand, Pam Smith, 4th Row: Barbara Deloney, Judy Beasely, Amy Wall, Peggy Johnson, Angela Dean, Paula Hyde, Karen Whittaker, Nanci Brown, Nancy Johnson, Sherrie Exum, Adonna Carroll, Lisa Wood, Denise Rains, Beth Grantham, Lisa Rains, Karen Wilson. 88 Brass Left to Right; 1 st Row: Scott Ramey, Keith Duncan, Robert Matthews, Ronald Harris, Judy Simpson, 2nd Row: David Soxton, James Bartley, David Makowski, Tim Adams, Morris Nelson, Kevin Wilson, Earle Thompson, Chipper Brock, Bill McLaughlin, Daucie Bruner, 3rd Row: Marco Torres, Timmy Ivey, Hildreth Stuckey, Ernie Jacobs, Jay Bond, Anthony Priest, Jim McLaughlin, Danny Wilson, Mark Andrews, Don Ketcham, David Thompson, 4th Row: Jim Sessions, Chris Adams, Chip Townsend, Dwayne McQueen, Robert Whit- taker, Kenneth Anderson, Bill Hull, Ronald Horvey, Mike Carroll. Percussion Left to Right: Mary Hill Sollie, Ricky Difillippo, Rachel Harris, Joe Sexton, Dennie Griggs, Jessie Douglas, Philip Makowski, Doron Douglas, Keith Anderson. 89 Majorettes Paula and Rachel attended Troy State Twirling Camp, while Renee and Nancy attended Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, Tennessee. The routines displayed by the girls were a welcome addition to the overall appearance of the maching band. Right: Paula Hyde — Senior Head Majorette CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL fy MARCHING BAND V Left Bottom-. Rachel Harris — Senior Right Bottom: Renee Betts — Junior Right Center: Nancy Johnson — Sophomore Fun, Hard Work, Friends 94 Carroll High R. O. T. C. 95 A Company John Anderson, Renee Baxter, Macon Blocker, Ronald Cobb, Jimmy Cooks, Clifton Courtney, Alberta Crittenden, Franciouse Crittenden, Timothy Crooks, Doron Douglas, Frank Fabor, Delores Faniel, Micki Gognon, Debra Henderson, Kathy Johnson, Michoel Jones, Joseph Knapp, Timothy Mecum, Mary Nickerson, Diane Payton, Donna Payton, Marcia Quattlebaum, Willis Saucier, David Shipman, Timothy Silavent, Fletcher Smoak, Richard Sossamon, Willie Stokes, Kim Wilder, Rex Thoin, James Ward, Jill Warren, Joseph Williams, Danny Wilson, Melody Young. B Com party Richard Blonchfield, Frank Brinkley, Patricia Brown, Emily Cowthon, Kenneth Cunningham, Bobby Foster, Lesa Glenn, Beth Grant, Debra Harding, Robert Harrell, Venora Holmes, Jimmy Horton, Robert Howard, Frank Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Eric town, Elizabeth McEvoy, Dianne Montgomery Mae Newman, Mary Randall, Dale O'Rielly, Sybil Puckett, Ronald Roberts, Clarice Rumph, Adam Runk, Zero Shipman, Bruce Skipper, Elennora Smith, Hildreth Stuckey, Connie Wash.ngton, Cassaundra Wheat, Roseanna Wilt, Edsel Robbins, James Smedley, Henry Perrigin, Alan Griffin. 97 C Company Donna Armstrong, George Arsenault, Teresa Atkinson, Madonna Bogar, Charles Burden, Adrienne Careccia, Jackie Causey, Eddie Crittenden, Karen Curtis, Michael Crooks, Debbie Degtoff, Michoel Degtoff, Robert Dubois, Robert Farish, Frank Ferry, Sherry Fowler, Willie Mae Gissendanner, Benjamin Harper, Karen Harrison, Marilyn Heiss, Ronnie Kaminski, Katherine Laster, Robert Marsh, Freida Menkins, Alecia McLeod, Robert Munn, Jan Newkirk, Cindy Owens, Earl Rogers, Mary Scarborough, Stephen Silavent, Greg Smith, Stephen Smith, Kyle Stamper, James Stork, Eugene Squires, Rita Tomlin, Johnny Trowick, Susie Turner, Edie Winlond. D Company Drill Team Edna Bailey, Barbara Bird, Pearlie Cooks, Brenda Cornett, Wanda Davis, Sue Dobson, Dunn Beverly, Anita Everett, Kathy Flynn, Sonia Garcia, Karen Gourley, Norma Hill, Susie Irving, Mary March, Debra Martin, Priscilla Nelson, Pamela Newman, Cheryl Richardson, Sharon Riley, Starr Roberts, Sheila Sasser, Bridgett Severin, Barbara Sexton, Dorothy Shell, Retha Shelton, Nancy Simmons, Annette Waker, Vemita Washington, Lisa Whatley, Anita Wolfe, Celeste Woods. 99 E Company Drill Team Mark Andrews, Mark Barefield, Bobby Barnhill, Kenneth Bowien, Joseph Brown, Ricky Dodson, Jock Green, Larry Harper, David Hosmun, Willie Johnson, Charlie Jones, Wil- liam Krueger, Willie Lucas, Jerry Martin, William Motney, Herbert McCormick, Robert Phillips, William Pouncey, Michoel Ranum, Melvin Sawyer, Michael Shell, Joseph Stroud, David Thompson, Lamar Tierney, Van Vaughn, Lessie Warner, Roy Watts, William Williams, Joseph White, Avis Withrow, Michael Wolfe. 100 Rifle Team THE MEMBERS OF THE RIFLE TEAM ARE: Mark Andrews, Mark Barefield, Jock Green, William Krueger, William Matney, Herbert McCormick, Joseph Stroud, David Thompson, Lamar Tierney, Lessie Warner, William Williams, Joseph White, Avis Withrow. 101 In Appreciation Col. Herbert Luckfield To Colonel Herbert M. Luckfield, who has dedi- cated a very valuable port to the Carroll High School ROTC program for six consecutive years, has been one of the most outstanding men in his field as Senior Army Instructor, not only in his military performances but in his everyday life as well. His time of dedication and effort has greotiy enhanced not only the future of our communities, but the lives and careers of his students and fellow men. His performance has also led o tremendous num- ber of cadets to military acadomies, military colleges, and to the wide variety of universities throughout the United States. For his accomplishments, the students and faculty of Carroll High and his cadets, past and present, are deeply grateful for his outstanding service. 102 ROTC Below: Outstanding MT-3, Richard Sossamon Ball Outstanding MT-1, Charles Burden Football Carroll High School Record 6-3-1 The 1973 edition of the Carroll High football team came through with a fine record of 6-3-1. The Eagles posted the first winning season since 1969. The Eagles defeated arch rival Enterprise in a thrilling ballgame and defeated Dale County, Eufaula, and Elba handily but lost a heartbreaker to Lanier and ended the first half of the season with a 4-1 mark. The Eagles traveled to Andalusia, Opelika, and Dothan in three consecutive weeks and were tied by Andalusia, a top 3A team, beat Opelika in a hard fought game and were beaten by a very good Dothan club. The Eagles returned home for their final home game and came through with a great homecoming victory over Auburn. Though the season ended on a sour note by losing to Troy it was all in all a great year for Carroll High football and all of its fans. Ozark 8 Enterprise 0 Ozark 34 Dale County 0 Ozark 0 Lanier 3 Ozark 20 Eufaula 18 Ozark 40 Elba 13 Ozark 21 Andalusia 21 Ozark 14 Opelika 7 Ozark 6 Dothan 24 Ozark 14 (HC) Auburn 0 Ozark 12 Troy 20 106 Tom McClendon Kelvin McCleod Head Manager: Robert Farish Head Trainer: Elec Matthews 110 n Billy Davis Tom Farmer Larry Deal Jimmy Dunn 111 Mark Stephens Mark Craddock Leotis Reese Rod Calloway t Larry Smith Chuck Buckinger Earl Hunter Bruce Querry J. L. Snell Jim Sasser David Parrish 113 Buddy Jackson Winston Lewis Frank Sullivan 114 Football Banquet 1973-1974 THIS YEAR S TROPHY WINNERS ARE: From left to Right: David Weldon, Dennis Johnson Memorial, James Miller, Best Defensive Back, Eishmon Palmer, Best Offensive Back, Most Valuable Player, and Captain's Award, Mark Stephens, Best Defensive Back, Danny Wright, Best Defensive Lineman, Bill Davis, Best Offensive Lineman, Captain's Award. 118 The 1973-1974 football banquet was held Saturday, December 15th, in the school cafeteria. The football players and cheer- leaders were honored for their accomplishments during the past year. The recipients of the trophies were voted on by the team and presented to them by the coaches. Paul Davis, Assistant coach of Auburn University, was the guest speaker. 119 Varsity Basketball The Carroll High Eagles came through again with another winning season. Coach Skinner's charges displayed great quickness and aggres- siveness, giving the Eagle fans a lot of excitement during the year. The biggest wins of the year came against Samson, McGill and Dothan. The Eagles had an eleven game winning streak during the last part of the season only to have it broken in the Region Tournament. 120 Basketball Schedule '73-7 A Us Them Eufaula — Thanksgiving Tournament 56 60 Eufaula 52 61 Samson 112 46 McGill 57 56 Lanier 61 70 Ozark Invitational Tournament 66 53 Blakely 64 60 Blue-Gray Tournament 49 67 Greenville 72 64 Jeff Davis 65 66 Ashford 54 60 Greenville 64 41 Andalusia 73 51 Dothan 73 34 Brundidge 63 59 Troy 73 61 Bay of Panama City 70 58 Headland 58 51 Brundidge 62 56 Troy 64 51 Opelika 86 50 Enterprise 55 49 u 123 Brian Keller 124 Russell Brooks Greg Cole Eddie Jiles Jackie Ware Anthony Robertson Norman McLeod Joe Brown 125 Junior Varsity 126 1st Row: Robert Miller, Isem Thomas, Randolph Carrington, Kee Kee McLeod, Dave Brinkley, Standing Ivory Joe McGlon, Norman McLeod, Johnny Trawick, Julios Saunders, Paul McNair, Terry Dubose, Coach. Varsity Cheerleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders at Carroll High are ener- getic, spirited, and hard working girls chosen from the junior and senior classes by their classmates. They cheer for football and basketball games, both at home and away. The cheerleaders hold summer prac- tices, paint signs for each game, make up new rou- tines, and learn new cheers. This year, they attended Cheerleader Clinic at The University of South Ala- bama in Mobile, Alabama. Unmatched by any previ- ous year, these cheerleaders' dedication to their team, school, and community and their enthusiasm has shone through in every aspect of their many activities. 128 130 t Junior Varsity Cheerleaders The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are elected from the sophomore class by their classmates. They cheer at Junior Varsity basketball and football games. They hold summer practices, paint signs, participate in the pep rallies, and assist the Varsity Cheerleaders with their various activities. They also attended the Cheer- leader Clinic at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama. This year's Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders did a great job in bringing forth the spirit of our sophomores for the B-team basketball and foot- ball games. Jeanie Parker 132 Emily Dickinson Iris Ramsey Leslie Hazenfield Maureen Matthews fw Lottie Carroll 134 Baseball Team The baseball team, coming off a winning season last year, has 8 returning lettermen. They are: David Andrews, Larry Deal, Brian Keller, Tommy McClendon, Pap McLeod, Sammy Judah, Jack Sexton, and Allen Wright. New members are: Ray Charles Dyck, Wesley Locke, and Jimmy Young- blood. v � f: •' . I mJ 41 •t-t Tennis Team The Carroll High School Tennis Team has two returning lettermen: Steve Clouse and John Walker. The new tennis team mem- bers are-. Richard Sharpe, Kenny West, Bryan Cheshire, ond Eugene McKnight. Not pictured is their coach, Jim Wyatt. 135 Track Team The track team is looking forward to a good sea- son this year. The returning lettermen are: Mark Ste- phens, Ron Burke, and Steve Adcock. Another mem- ber of the track team is Fred Boswell. They are coached by Dicky Chastain. Golf Team The golf team will be led by Coach Skinner. The returning lettermen are: Will Matthews, and Rick Hovenstrite. The new members are: Greg Williford, Jay Bond, Freddy Boswell, and Trey Hood. 137 % People The great wings are unfolded on the last lone peak that lifts above the shrunken sky. With them we rest. With them we watch our small gray star drift into view. Clement Wood 139 Senior attendant, Carolyn Lockett, Junior attendant, Lynn Canalejo, Sophomore attendant, Emily Dickinson. 141 Homecoming Events. . . 142 143 ALUMNI Homecoming Reception Honors classes of 1918,1928,1938,1948, 1958, and 1968. 144 MISS OZARK 1973-1974 The Miss Ozark Beauty Pageant is sponsored each year by the Ozark Pilot Club. Senior girls are invited to participate in the pageant which is held in the summer before the school year begins. Eoch contestant is judged in evening dress and swim- wear. The winner goes to Dothan, Alabama, to represent Ozark in the annual Pea- nut Festival. Below, Miss Ozark, Nanci Hardy, performs her talent routine in the Peanut Festival. Miss Congeniality, Karen Whittaker 146 MISS BRONZE 1973-1974 The Miss Bronze Beauty Pageant is sponsored each year by the Ozark Teen Club. Girls in the 10th, 11th, and 1 2th grades may participate. They are judged on talent, swimwear, and evening dress. The winner receives gifts from the merchants of Ozark and a cer- tificate from the bank. U8 A - Paula Hyde 7 ' • r: ,• ' 'W-r- X- ’ ■ - „ ' 'i N. «• - v . • f L 'V :.? : -• • 'V, '' :. IH ■• ■ ••. ’.-v - ‘ •- « -it V • V , ,r • V • . ’) 'NN ’ •• li ' . V � r !xr v - ' • ■ : v£ , y, ci. 4 .v. : ‘ ; •% . •v,.‘ Vvi-� U . 7 :jW . H •• • V % • • • .4 V. • v • ■ r v rv - •• -;V • • •• vft • 1 ?: -• ' j � . ! • ' i « s • • V V w. V ‘ r ' ’Ns • v-'V V . v ,. • •% . •?. «t •• o . 9 •� « ••• ..V. . V «• • ,' • 1 • «L sN,4 ' N '; H.. jr . • • • � , v V i %. ,:V- v-v ? - Kt .Nk V-r. ] US . - • V' ' - ( V . r s ,.r. 1 « -. fc -v; -w-v •'' - C ' - ' V- •«. ■' ’ -’ -i r i ; o • . . • V � .• vT - NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALIST Doug Poyne At the 1973 Journalism Clinic at Troy Stat® University, the Carroll High School Eaglet Staff won second place for their mock design of this year's annual. L to R.: Ronnie lisenby, Photographer; Mrs. Bush, Advisor; Jeannie Brauer, Editor; Jimmy Sasser, Editor. President of Optimist Club presents certificate to Bill McLaughlin, Optimist Club's Youth Appreciation Week's Out- standing Carroll High Student. 162 BOYS'STATE Richard Sossamon GIRLS'STATE Ann Renolds Awards BETTY CROCKER A WARD Mary Thomas DALE COUNTY TYPING CONTEST WINNER Stephanie Hood, Division of 2nd year typing. 163 President: Chester Kaminski Vice- President: Leah Harris Secretary: Michelle Washburn Treasurer: Jeannie Parker Reporter: Emily Dickinson The Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class of '73-'74 is now well acquainted with their new surroundings. They are ready to climb higher and learn more. With the knowledge they obtain, they will set out to meet new friends and show a better understanding toward greater responsibilities. 164 John Anderson Keith Anderson Kenneth Anderson Keith Andrews Mark Andrews Janet Arnold George Arsenault Cassandra Arthur Mark Barefield Robert Barefield Robert Barnard Renee Baxter Mike Bearden Allen Beasley Brenda Bell Steve Benefield Cathy Bentley Robert Beverly Aaron Bivins Leslie Blackmon Agnes Bludsworth Randy McClellan Bill Bookman Kenneth Bowman SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES: Maurine Matthews and William Judah 165 Barbara Brown Joe Brown Scott Brown Steve Brunson Chuck Buckinger Chuck Burden Marsha Burleson Tim Bush Ronnie Carden Rod Calloway Cindy Carle Ronald Cobb Pam Cook Jimmy Cooks Peorlie Cooks Vicki Corcoran Brenda Cornette Donna Coutu Susan Cox Mark Craddock Franciouse Crittenden Janice Crocker Tim Crooks 166 Morgan Culp Rob Curry George Danner Ricky Culp Debbie Daniels Wonda Davis Barbara Deloney Eddie Dennis Kelly Derosier Emily Dickinson Ricky Defilippo Karen Dillon Harold Doble Ricky Dodson Bonnie Doeden Diana Donnenwirth Andrea Dory Geiaine Doster Daron Douglas Clifford Doupe Bobby Dowling Sue Doyle Catherine Dubois Mark Duncan Rick Dunn Pierre Dyck Randy Ellis Cindy Ethridge Richard Evans Dicky Everet Sherry Exum Dexter Fabor Delores Faniel Kristi Fankhauser Carolyn Farmer Frank Ferry Karen Fitzgerald Bobby Forster Paul Fuqua 167 Sonia Garcia Kathy Gardner Susan Garner Jane Garrett Maria Girard David Goodson Gerald Goodson Chip Graham Jack Green Allan Griffin Tony Griffin Frederick Griffin Steve Guis Kathy Hand Deborah Harding Leon Harper Robert Harren Leah Harris Ronald Harris Karen Harrison Terri Havenstride Leslie Hazenfield Robert Heath Debbie Henderson Terry Hess Anthony Hill Eva Hodge Mitzi Hodges Britt Holbrook Venora Holmes David Hosmon Bobby Howard Susan Hoyle 168 Shirley Hutto Susan Irving Linda Ivey Tim Ivey Roger Jackson Ernie Jacobs Marian Jenkins Gayle Jernigan Eddie Jiles Dolly Johnson Nancy Johnson Tommy Johnson Cathy Joiner Gerald Jones Karen Jones Keith Jones Linda Jones Walter Jones William Judah Jerry Justice Greg Kaminski Kim Kittredge Julie Knapp Kathy Knight Richard Lane Katherine Laster Dawn Leatherwood Kathy Lindsay Eric Lown Gwen Loyol Marsha Mabrey Mary March Debra Martin Eugene Martin Lindell Martin Maurine Matthews Sam Maund Beth McAbee Jim McAffee Sue McCaffery Cynthia McDaniel Timmy McDaniel Beth McEvoy Phillip McKowski Eugene McKnight Stanly McLaughlin Alecia McLeod Preston McLeod Paul McNair Teresa McNeal Dwayne McQueen Tim Meecum Barbara Miller Robert Miller Penny Miller Ruth Mills Britt Mitchell Sandra Mixson Diane Montgomery 170 Millie Munn George Murroy Laura Murray Anita Naberhuis Pam Nelson Edmond Newman Kathy Newman Mark Newman Walter Nowocin Mory Nickerson Lana Northington Mark Olson Earl O'Reily Tanya Ortoski Ricky O'Steen John Pace Susie Pace Clara Palmer Debbie Palmertree Jeanie Parker Karen Parsons Mary Payne Donna Payton Pat Peeler Cindy Peters Kathy Petralia Allen Phillips Chris Phillips 171 Dennis Phillips Dione Phipps Roy Pierce Kevin Pine Terry Price Deril Portwood Darlene Poston Marcie Quattlebaum Scott Ramey Iris Ramsey Mike Ranum James Remund Reba Richardson Onida Rivera Chuck Roberts Anthony Robinson Edsel Robbins Angel Rook Adam Runk Sheila Ryerson Cindy Saucier Junius Saunders Barry Savage David Saxton Lee Schneider Lin Schneider Russell Sears Jim Sessions Brigitte Severin Barbara Sexton Cheryl Sexton Joe Sexton 172 Carlton Shade Cheryl Sheffield Retha Shelton Portia Shipman Kevin Shuman Judy Simpson Mike Skelton Ronald Skelton Toni Slade Danny Smith Elnora Smith Frank Smith Nancy Smith Pam Smith Shaw Sneed Ora Lee Snell Mitchell Snellgrove Mary Solie Maria Speight Tammy Spivey Eugene Squires Lynn Stanfill Susan Stephens Scott Stevens Sandra Stokley Doug Stork Sue Strickland Ken Stroud Mary Jane Stubbs Sheryl Sweeney Lamar Tierney Tom Tharin 173 Ricky Thorpe Cindy Thomason David Thompson David Thompson Eorl Thorton Marco Torres Johnny Trawick Robbie Turbeville Joey Turner Jimmy Vance Dennis Vernon Keith Wade Kim Watson Debbie Wagner Annette Waker Julie Welding Tanya Walker Wanda Walker Kathy Walters David Ward Bennet Ward Jackie Ware Michelle Washburn Laura Wells Kenny West Teresa Westermar Lisa Whatley James Whitman David Whittikino Kim Wilder Austell Williams Greg Williams Greg Williford Eddie Williams Sally Williams Eddie Wilkins 174 Venessa Sapp Kevin Wilson Helen Wilt Linda Windham Mike Wolfe Peter Worsham Carl Zander SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Julie Axford David Joiner Richard Blanchfield Terri Marshall John Bodiford Gary Martin Larry Bonds Ivory Joe McGlon Tony Brogden Jimmy McLeod Michael Bruhn Keith McLeod Cheryl Byrna Jan Newkirk Greg Cole Novellaine Parham Mike Carle Russel Peak Claudia Coutu Tanya Pyle Barry Crittenden Carlton Ray Robert Crittenden Leotis Reese Ronald Daniels Paul Rhodes Mike Davis Ann Roberts Rhonda Dedman Tommy Rodgers Denise Doheny John Royal Lisa Dunn David Shipmon Michael Eddins Bruce Skipper Wirt Epling Anne Stainebrook Ann Fuller Brenda Thomas John Gatchell Isham Thomas Ronald Hamilton Alecia Trawick Walter Hobdy Dorothy Wallace Trey Hood Kathy Wiggins Robert Harrell James Wilkins Edward Harris Sherry Winberry Frank Johnson Susan Winland 175 President: Brian Keller Vice-President: Debbie Drew Secretary: Mike Chalker Treasurer: Zo Speer Reporter: Winston Lewis This year the Junior Class has participated in every school activity with great enthusiasm. From pep rallies, to the Homecoming Float, to planning the prom they have worked diligently as a single unit for the betterment of the school. The Junior Class will finish the year with high hopes of a Senior year just as success- ful. Denise Adair Steve Adcock Keith Albritton Rebecca Alexander Marsha Anderson Teresa Atkinson Edna Bailey Monica Baker Joanna Bane Jackie Barefield Ricky Barefield Steve Barefield Cindy Barnes Bobby Barnhill Wanda Barnhill Redena Bastin Judy Beasley Renee Betts Evelyn Billings Sandra Blakey Cindy Blansit Wanda Blocker Randy Bodiford Diana Boivin 176 Dennis Bowman Brenda Brady Sammy Bridges Kathy Bright Johnny Bradley Sharon Brooks Edna Brown Joe Brown Sam Brown Jo Bryan Mark Buckinger Kay Burgess Ron Burke Jerry Bush Barbara Byrd Ann Camp Connie Campbell Lynn Canalejo Adriene Careccia Jane Carroll Mike Carroll Kevin Carter Willie Carter Emily Cawthon Mike Chalker Debbie Chaves Bessie Clark Janice Clements Terri Cooker Karlene Cobb Jim Cooper Cliff Courtney George Corning Eddie Crittenden Mike Crooks Randolph Currington 177 JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES: Zo Speer and Dana Stephens Theresa Currington Karen Curtis Lorna Dansby Debbie Darlington Eddie Davis Linda Davis Yvonne Davis Diane Dawkins Nancy Deese Cindy Deloney Sue Dodson Ron Dorriety Marjorie Dery Jesse Douglas Debbie Drew Robert Dubois Dave Duggan Ray Charles Dyck Keith English Eddie Everett Kathy Falley Robert Farish Steve Ferranti Kim Fields Brenda Fisher Peggy Fitzgerald Stanley Folds Dorothy Fowler Sherry Fowler Mike Gabbard Sandy Gaddis Don Gallion Sandy Garner Gary Garvin 178 Brenda Gill John Gissendanner Karen Gourley Lee Graham Beth Grant Larry Grantham Terry Grantham Sandra Griffin Glenn Griggs Pam Hafers Alan Hanna Donna Head Marilyn Heiss Susan Henderson Buddy Hicks Melinda Hicks John Hill Jennifer Hill Norma Hill William Holland Micky Holmes Terry Holmes Cathy Holiday Jimmy Horton Daniel Houston Ellen Hubauer Doreen Huffstutler Bonnie Hughes Bill Hull Kay Hulon Buddy Jackson Kitty Jackson Janice Jackson Winston Jackson 179 Cindy James Teresa Jarvis Michael Jensen Jeff Jones Barbara Johnson Cothy Johnson Mitzi Johnson Ann Johnston Gussie Johnston Julia Kalimah Brian Keller Don Ketchom Sandro Lamonte Delores Lancaster Richard Langheld Mark Leatherwood Winston Lewis Robin Linsay Wesley Locke Diana Logan Max Lord Sherry Lovering Sherrie Lyle Cindy Mabrey Brian Mahalic William Marks Bill Matney Fred McAfee Jerome McCartha Mary McGee Amy McGinnis Keith McLaughlin Norman McLeod Susan McNew Freida Menkins Chuck Metz 180 Greg Middlecoft Linda Mildrum Debbie Miller Jimi Miller Sandy Miller Carole Mills George Moo re Kyle Moore Bill Morris Spencer Morris John Morrott Lynn Murroy Priscilla Nelson Greg Newman Mae Newman Malcolm Newman Pam Newman Priscilla Newman Jackie Oliver Cindy Owens Willie Palmer Elaine Parker Pam Parmer Debbie Parrish Pam Payne Lorraine Pearson Bobby Pechtel Laura Pedigo Sharon Peeler Morilyn Peters Diane Payton Steve Phillips William Pouncey Phillip Powell Bill Price 181 Sybil Puckett jjl l Bruce Queorry Denise Rains Mary Randall Tom Ray Bodie Rhodes Cheryl Richardson Sabrina Richardson Sharon Riley Deborah Roberts 182 Starr Roberts Susan Robison David Rogers Claude Roose Greg Ruble Renee Ruley Clarice Rump Sheryl Sand Kay Sanders Sheila Sasser Melvin Sawyer Mary Scarborough Kathy Schwarz Monica Schwegler Lynn Scott Tim Si lavent Becky Sharpe Scott Shearer Mike Shell JoAnn Shlom Zero Mae Shipman Celene Shipmon Greg Smith Laura Smith Michelle Smith Rusty Smith Starr Smith Dilly Spurlock Zo Speer Dari Spitzer Artie Staples Dana Stephens Mark Stephens Julie Stevens Margaret Stewart Kenneth Strickland 183 ♦ Diane Taylor Mickey Tew Rex Thain Karen Thomas Richard Thompson Barbi Tindell Rita Tomlin Chip Townsend Bill Tullis Marie Turner Pam Tuttle Van Vaughn John Waddington Amy Wall JoJo Ward Lessie Warner Jill Warren Vernita Washington Joe Wade Mitchell Webb David Weldon John Weston Debbie Whitman Debbie Whittaker Robert Whittaker Bill Williams Debbie Williams Lee Ray Williams Susan Williams Danny Wilson Rosanna Wilt Avis Withrow 184 Anita Wolfe Edward Woodard Celeste Woods Meleah Woods Allen Wright Charlie Yopp Melody Young Jon Zander Gloria Jones Ronnie Judah JUNIORS NOT POURED Donna Armstrong Carolyn Cummings Anthony Davis Tyrone Dove Gerald Eddins Jimmy Epling Jimmy Faulk Kathleen Flynn Matthew Freeman Anthony Hagler Vivian Hamilton Jessie Hoyle Linda Leonard Barbara McAnally Eddie Miller Don Morgan Mary Smith Wilfred Ward Cynthia Workman 185 � In Memory of Jeffrey S teph en Honaker On February 10, 1974, the senior class lost Jeff Honaker, a classmate and beloved friend to all who knew him. He left us so quickly that it is hard to realize we will never walk and talk with him again. Jeff was the son of SFC and Mrs. Ben Honaker. He was a mem- ber of the 1972 varsity football team and a member of the Future Farmers of America at Carroll High. He was attending the Alabama Technical College as a part time student in aviation maintenance. Jeff had lived in Ozark for the past two years. His death was such an untimely one, but through faith we find a way to carry on. GOODBYE JEFF The howling wind pierced through the soul and here flung the Death Angel’s grasp. Within reach of one we hold dear; whose memory forever we’ll clasp. Into our hearts which he overflowed with kindness to the brim. Though we’ll ne’er again meet in this brief life, he still exists for those who knew him. Memories are special and precious. Their beauty you’ll never erase. So smile, as he did, and with courage, for soon we’ll smile face to face. by Mary Thomas 186 The Senior Class 1974 Senior Class Officers Paula Hyde, Treasurer; Robert Matthews, Reporter; Jim McLaughlin, President; Karen Wilson, Secretary; David Andrews, Vice-President The Senior year is the highlight of a person's high school education. Privileges, parking near the school, and, yes, even selling maga- zines, completing college applications, and taking final exams are all part of the endless rituals a Senior must undergo before receiving his diploma and taking on the increased responsibilities and obligations that accompany it. Most students look forward to their Senior year as a time of fun and enjoyment. This is indeed the case. But it is also a time of leadership, exploring new areas of interest, and maturing as an individual and as a citizen. It is a sad time and also a happy time. Friends left behind are missed but not forgotten. For some the plans for a future life career have already been formulated and now it is only a matter of instituting them. For others, the search has just begun. This year’s Senior Class has demonstrated an extraordinary sense of strength, responsibility, character, dedication, and accomplishment. The Seniors of 1974 have a world full of opportunities ahead of them. The past is now a founda- tion they must build upon and continue to improve. The future is theirs and the fulfillment of their aspirations and dreams determines it. The Seniors of 1974 have sown the seeds of success and achievement and now they must reap their harvest. Clifford C. Abshire Jr. There is but one way to obtain uni- versal peace and that is through love, a small word that means so very much. Timothy Chrisfield Adams There is nothing to fear in life but fear itself. 187 � Patricia Lee Allen Life is very simple; it merely consists of learning how to occept the impossible, how to do without the indispensable, and how to endure the insupportable. David Alan Andrews The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor heard but are felt in the heart. Cherry Dawn Angle 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 all our life and what we will always be. Senior Class Favorites Marvin Randy Armstrong After staying in four walls and a ceil- ing, I feel the need of air. Lloyd Stanley Auxier Not drunk is he who from the floor can rise alone, and still drink more; but drunk is he who prostrate lies, without the power to rise. Valerie Williams and Bill Davis Ralph Gene Bailey I live to get a better understanding. James Michael Barnard An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. Mary Ann Barnhill Shirley Ann Barrow Never doubt the one you love, because love is the greatest thing that life can give; and someday we shall learn it is true. Rhonda Kay Basham Would you knock a man down if you don't like the cut of his clothes? Or put a man away if you don't want to hear whot he knows? Well it's happening right here — when people see something different, fear is the first reaction shown. And I know most of you don't believe it's true or else you don't care — or maybe I'm talk- ing about you. James Sanders Bartley Friendship often ends with love, but love with friendship, never. � Betty Claire Beverly Love beareth all things, believeth all things, endureth all things,- Love never faileth. John Oliver Billings I have only two words to leave with the coming generations: Work and study, put these works into action and you will succeed with the help of God. Tony Bludsworth Macon Samuel Blocker Anybody can grab a tiger by the tail. You only survive by knowing what to do next. Dennis James Boatwright Forget about yesterday for it is gone. Don't worry about tomorrow for it is not here. Think of today for it is before you. James Pedersen Bond To have fun by cutting down your friend only causes resentment and a hard- ened heart; to compliment your friend, in good humor, plants the seed to a life-long friendship. Adios, Amigos) Robert Bookman Barbara Jean Brauer If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however meas- ured or far away. Russell Brooks Not for myself I make this prayer, but for this race of mine. That stretches forth from shadowed places dark hands for bread and wine. Tina Ann Brooks If you love something set it free, if it comes back it's yours, if it doesn't, it never was. Debra Ann Broome I ain’t got no claim on nothing. I don't mess with anyone. I walk my way living in a masquerade. And one day I looked behind me At all the things I've done. That's the first mistake I ever made. Nanci Anne Brown Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes softly and sits on your shoulder. Daucie Lynn Bruner Please be patient; God isn't finished with me yet. Randy Bruner Lord, when we are wrong make us will- ing to change and when we are right make us easy to live with. Teresa Darlene Bryant If we wanted to be happy, it would be easy; but we want to be happier than other people, which is almost always diffi- cult, since we think them happier than they really are. 191 Theldon Ted Byrd Freedom is more than a word, it's a way of life. To be enjoyed by all regard- less of race, sex, or religion. Mona Rae Byrne When today ends its over and tomor- row will be a new beginning. Adonna Smith Carroll Learn as if you would live forever, live as if you would die tomorrow. Alvy Wayne Carroll The test of our progress is not whether we odd more to the abundance of those who have much; It is whether we provide enough for those who have too little. Hector Carson Obtain an education today; not from what will come tomorrow. Jackie Diane Causey Be always merry as ever you can, for no one delights in a sorrowful man. r 192 Janet Lynn Cherry Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Luther Bryan Cheshire When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us. Libbern Gwen Cook Man must keep expanding his mind; with a closed mind he will fail. Tina Carol Corcoran Believing that in this world I am an indi- vidual expression of God and have a part to play in an undetermined time span, I pledge my living to this end. Beginning with this hour may God grant me the courage and perseverance to accept the challenge. 193 � Richard A. Craig This evening is the end of today, unless tomorrow is a holiday, in which case tonight is the beginning of tomorrow. Patrick M. Crean Crabbed age and youth cannot live together. Larry Allen Creekmore I know nothing except the fact of my ignorance. Alberta Lynette Crittenden Ask not of me, love; What is love? Ask what is good of God above. Ask of the great sun what is light. Ask what is dark- ness of the night. Ask what is sweetness of the kiss. Ask of thyself what beauty is. 194 Deborah Elizabeth Degtoff Journey across the toughest roads, to seek your cherished love, for the joys of love are immeasurable, in the mind and body. Michael Walter Degtoff Although mankind dreams of reaching out for the stars, I dream of just being able to fly like a bird. To fly without the noise and pollution caused by our modern day aircraft. 195 � Donna Lynn Darlington If we fill our hours with regrets over the failures of yesterday, and with worries over the problems of tomorrow, we have no today in which to be thankful. Ricky Davis William Ravenal Davis Larry Michael Deal Reputation is but a synonym of popu- larity dependent on suffrage, to be increased or diminished at the will of the voters. What you are today is God's gift to you; what you become is your gift to God. 196 Debra Jane Deloney Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. Kathleen Dickinson I shall not pass this way again; Then let me now relieve some pain, remove some barrier from the road, or lighten some- one's heavy load; A helping hand to this one lend, then turn some other to befriend. Richard Keith Duncan If flight be your heart's desire then fly, fly, fly . . . For we must follow our dreams to be truly free. Beverly Hope Dunn Woman was made from the rib of a man, she was not created from his head to top him, nor from his feet to be stepped upon. James Lafeyette Dunn, Jr. I am not of that feather to shake off my friend when he needs me. Patricia Ann Dyck If you think life has only now begun for you, think again; You will see, no it began twelve years ago, and has only now begun to take its course. Dawn Jeannine Ellis Prejudice is the child of ignorance. William Joe Enfinger For my thoughts are not your thoughts and your ways not my ways. 197 % Angela Charlene Evans Spend all you have for loveliness, buy it and never count the cost; for one white singing hour of peace, count many a year of strife well lost. And for a breath of ecstasy, give all you have been or could be. Anita Gail Everett To all people of the world: Creote, Communicate, Come together. Elizabeth Faulk I only pray for simple grace to look my neighbor in the face full honesty from day to day. Gwendolyn Renee Flowers Before us lies the timber. Let us build. Ann Fryer There are but three events which con- cern mankind: birth, life, and death. All know nothing of their birth, all submit to die, and many forget to live. Anne Elizabeth Gaddy Maturity and wisdom do not necessar- ily walk hand in hand with age, one should not judge their fellow man by their academic achievements, but their com- passion and insight into human nature. Michelle Marie Gagnon Come live with me and be my love, and we will all the pleasures prove, that of hills and valleys, dales and fields, or woods of steppy mountain yields. Roland Mark Galland The wit of conversation consists more in finding it in others than in showing a great deal yourself. 198 MR. and MISS VALENTINE Steve Clouse and Paula Hyde Kristie Lynn Gayhart Some of the most difficult moments in life become the fondest memories. Lana Jean German Dream what you want to dream; Think what you want to think; Be what you want to be, LIVE. Deborah Lee Garcia Prejudice is the child of ignorance. Willie Mae Gissendanner We've only just begun to live. We leave our yesterdays behind, in order for us to build tomorrow, we've got to find some peace of mind. Lesa Ezma Glenn I am richer than the richest, because His love is my fortune. Bobby Scott Glover Freedom has a thousand charms to show, that slaves, however, contented, never know. Pamela Carola Carmen Goodall Look not for beauty nor whiteness of skin, but look for the heart that is loyal within. Beauty may fade and skin grow old, but the heart will never grow cold. 199 ¥ George Steven Goodson And ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make ye free. Gardner Beth Grantham Be yourself — but be your own self. Live each day to the fullest. Dare to be different and to follow your own star. Remember that God helps those who need help. Act as if everything depended on you and pray as if everything depended on God. Jeri Allison Grantham I will weep for the door that has closed, but I will smile at the precious memories I keep. Brenda Griggs The loss of a friend is like that of a limb; time may heal the anguish of the wound; but the loss cannot be repaired. Karla Denise Griggs 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. Dave Grinner Cynthia Bernice Hadden We get happiness not from the things we have done, but from the memories we have of them. Raymond Lamar Hall Nothing is useless of low; each thing in its place is best; and what seems but idle strengthens and supports the rest. Arthur David Hand Awake at dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of lov- ing. Nanci Ann Hardy What the future holds for us depends on what we hold for the future. 200 Benjamin Harper Larry Rayfield Harper Some people say that it is hard to make it, but with the knowledge and wis- dom that I have, I know I can make it. Right On I Rachel Ann Harris One person with a belief is equal to a force of ninety-nine who have only inter- ests. Patti Sue Hart It's not the things that can be bought that are life's richest treasures. It’s just the little heart's gifts that money can't measure ... a cheerful smile, a friendly word, and a sympathetic rod of priceless little treasures from the storehouse of our God. Shari Lillie Hayes I am who I am. Yet, I'm striving to be who He wants me to be, so that I might be in His eternal presence once again. Patricia Ann Hazel Prayer is the key of the morning and the boat of the evening. 201 Deborah Faye Henderson Annette Hobdy O Lord, help my words to be gracious ond tender today, for tomorrow I may have to leave them. Woe unto them that are wise in their own eyes, and prudent in their own sight. Deborah Renell Hocutt I expect to pass through this world only once. Any good that I can do or kindness I can show, let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. 202 Robert Earl Hunter Now as I strive to fulfill my life's dream I might be discouraged sometimes but that will only serve to give me a more determined mind. Paula Cecile Hyde Be kind and merciful. Be the living expression of God’s kindness: kindness in your face, kindness in your eyes, kindness in your smile. In the slums we are the light of God's kindness to the poor; to all who suffer and are lonely, give always a happy smile. Give them not only your care, but also your heart. Leslie James Elaine Johnson As long as I live I shall always be myself and hope there is not another like me. Gayle Robin Johnson 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 thot we should walk with some purpose that we call our own. Joan Marie Johnson When I learn something I would like to practice the opportunity to say what I have learned. This brings to me a great satisfaction but to see people laugh is the greatest of all feelings. Peggy Jean Johnson This is the beginning of a new day. God has given me this day to use as I will. What I do with this day is important because I have exchanged a day of my life for it. When tomorrow comes today will be gone forever. I hope that I will not regret the price I paid for it. Vernon Bernis Johnson, Jr. I have the brains and the ability, now all I need is money. 203 % Patricia Puanai Kathryn Johnston I hope that someday people will see the dead end in their lives and start head- ing in the right direction. Charles Edward Jones Oh, how this year has passed, I thought it would forever last; the memo- ries and fun I had. Samuel Durwood Judah, Jr. Clorise Ann Kalimah Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth love and under- standing. Always aim for a high goal whether you reach it or not, because where there is a will there is a way. Peace Be Unto You. Lillie Mae Kalimah If you want to do something you can. If you strive hard enough whotever you do, you will succeed. Veronica Kaminski And think not you can guide the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy, shall guide your course. Donald Lane Kelley You never know how much you are going to miss something until you have to do without it. Larry Kendrick Some people look at things and ask why. I dream of things and ask why not. And as I look back over the years, I won t say why didn't I, I will be proud to say I'm glad I did. 204 Joseph Gene Knapp I wish I were big enough to honestly admit all my shortcomings, brilliant enough to accept flattery without it mak- ing me arrogant, tall enough to tower above deceit, strong enough to treasure love, brave enough to welcome criticism, compassionate enough to understand human frailities, wise enough to recog- nize my mistakes, humble enough to be thoughtful of my neighbor, and righteous enough to be devoted to the love of God. Bill Krueger It's nice to have friends, but better to be one. Barbara Lee It's not what people think you are that matters, it's what you really are. David Paul LeMonte When a short man casts a long shadow it's o sure sign that the sun is beginning to set. April King Lewis If time should come our way and we should walk together, may we always walk side by side. But if time should pass us by, may our memories linger there. Ronald Woods Lisenby Don't put off things today for tomorrow may be too late. 205 ■% Carolyn Lockett The process of civilization depends in degree upon the increase and diffusion of knowledge, both for the intellectual and for the spiritual satisfaction that comes from widening the range of human understanding. Marion Alayne Lucas It is good to feel a little pain sometimes so you know you're still alive. Willie Charles Lucas A person who is clever and thinks he is clever is foolish, but a person who is clever and knows he is clever is wise. Because when you got brains and some- thing in them, it con't be taken away. David Francis Makowski Fear is the devil's greatest weapon and man’s greatest enemy. Robert David Marsh I had a fancy saying to put in here, wouldn't you know I'd forget it. Amanda Diane Martin Be like the bird that, pausing in her flight awhile on boughs too slight, feels them give way beneath her and yet sings, knowing she hath wings. 206 Judith Faye Martin Be happy while you’re living, for you're a long time dead. George Elec Matthews I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you ore not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I. William Bush Matthews, Jr. May your hands always be busy, may your feet always be swift, may you have a strong foundation, when the winds of changes shift; may your heart always be joyful, may your song always be sung, and may you forever stay young. Linda Lee McAfee This is the beginning of a new day. God has given me this day to use as I will. I can waste it or use it for some good pur- pose. But what I do with this day is impor- tant because I have exchanged a day of my life for it. When tomorrow comes, today will be gone forever. I hope I will not regret the price I paid for it. Thomas Howell McClendon, Jr. If a man cannot be a Christian in the place where he is, he cannot be a Chris- tian anywhere. Whatever makes men good Christians, makes good citizens. Herbert McCormick No man is worth his salt who is not ready at all times to risk his body, to risk his well being, to risk his life, in a great cause. Iris McDaniel David Arthur McGee If you can't have happiness for your- self, then you can't share it with others. To work hard in life to be something is one thing; but to never work at anything, is to be nothing. Diane Beasley McGee A worthy wife is her husband's joy and crown; the other kind corrodes his strength and tears down everything he does. Robert Matthews Positive thinking and self-confidence brings the advantages that you desire. Negative thinking and self-pity only yield failure. To succeed in what you set out to do you must have the ambition and moti- vation to be successful. 207 ■% Caesar McGruder If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears o different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however meas- ured or far away. Joseph Benjamin McKnight Though reading and conversation may furnish us with many ideas of men and things, it is our own meditation that must form our judgement. James Daniel McLaughlin Let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty as we understand it. William Davis McLaughlin It is hard to fall, but it is far worse never to have tried to succeed. Success comes only to those who lead a life of endeavor. Kathy McLeod I know you don’t always profit from foolish mistakes, but life is also what you make of it. Kelvin McLeod To the future Seniors of Carroll High School, I say to you that life at Carroll High, is what you want it to be, and your work will determine how good of o senior year that you will have. Never give up and you will always be a winner. Seniors ’741 James Miller Dig it people, no matter how strong a man is, without love he wolks in the dark. If love deserts him it would surely hurt him because his weakness is his heart. 208 Robert Terry Miller Whot is most common, cheapest, near- est, and easiest, is ME. Jenni Jo Mills I've learned to look at memories not as being sad because they’re gone, but glad because they were. Marilyn Newman Peace is a journey of a thousand miles, and its miles must be taken one step at a time. Morris Lamar Nelson Do your thing because one day you will be a senior doing the same thing thot I am doing. Vikki Renee Nix Dear friends, we are sea and land. It is not our purpose to become each other but to learn to see eoch other for whot he is, each other's opposite and complement. Belinda Outlaw For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes yesterday o dream of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. 209 % Gregory Harold Outlaw Treat your friend os if he will one day be your enemy, and your enemy as if he will one day be your friend. Eishmon Nathaniel Palmer, Jr. If at first you don't succeed try, try again. Then quit; there's no sense in mak- ing a fool of yourself. Amy Miranda Parker Be strong and of good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed; for the Lord thy God is with thee withersoever thou goest. David Samuel Parrish If you're not a Heod you're behind. Sharon Kay Parker The mingling of humor . . . intellect . . . sorrow. Emotion shared. Comfort given . . . one to another. Giving part of oneself — This is friendship. Karon Mae Parker Believing that in this world I am an indi- vidual expression of God and have a port to play in an undetermined time-span, I pledge my living to the end. 210 William Parsons Who� this country needs is o car that can go no faster than its driver can think. Randy Patterson He with big nose smelleth all. Debra Jane Phillips A girl who wants a boy that shows respect, kindness, and love doesn't want one boy. She wants three. Deborah Jean Phipps I pray thee, O God, that I may be beautiful within. Janice Lynn Pine I 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. 211 Pamela Ann Poulnot To find God's will is the greatest dis- covery; To know God's will is the greatest knowledge; and to do God's will is the greatest achievement. Anthony Bernard Priest Brothers and Sisters: Sweet, meek, doc- ile and kind; beware the day they change their minds; winds in the cotton fields, gentle breeze, beware the hour it uproots the trees. Ronald Roberts Mala Sue Robertson The man that has no music in himself, nor is not moved with concord of sweet soonds is fit for treasons, stratogems, and spoils. 212 Earl Quitman Rogers, Jr. I am I; You are you; You do your thing. I'll do mine. Leon Rogers Maybe if you had two hearts, you could love for yourself and someone else. Linda Lou Rogers Woman is the maker of her character, the molder of her life, and the builder of her destiny. Sam Steven Roper I will live my life by the day, by the min- ute; Thus I will build my tomorrow with today's thoughts and yesterday's memo- ries. Steven Austin Roth Ich habe mein herz in Heidelberg verlo- ren (I have left my heart in Heidelberg.) Michelle Louise Runk You only live once so make the best of it while you're still around. Edward Alan Russell I've always wondered what I would say at this time, well here it is. I've said it. James Theodore Sasser Our greatest glory consists not in never falling but in rising each time we fall. 213 % Sandra Carolyn Searcey To love is to place our happiness in the happiness of another. Sharon Elizabeth Segars Life is too precious a gift to be wasted through bitterness. Open your hearts and see the goodness and beauty around. Within yourself you hold the key to happi- ness. 214 Kathleen Susan Shearer Dorothy Elizabeth Shell In order to arrive at what you do not The greatest thing in the world is to know, you must go by a way of igno- know how to be yourself, ranee. Robert Edward Shell Jonathan Shipman Today is good; Tomorrow is better. So wait and do it then. Teresa Parrish Simmons Entreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following after thee; for whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge; thy people shall be my people; and thy God my God; where thou diest, I will die, and there will I lie buried; the Lord do so to me, and more also; if ought but death part thee and me. James Smedley Yesterday is gone, forget it. Tomorrow has not come, don't worry about it. Today is here so use it. Do what you can before you get to where you can’t. John Charles Smith, Jr. What a pity human beings can't exchange problems. Everyone knows exactly how to solve the other fellow's. 215 Barbara Jean Smith Larry Smith Don't judge others by your own hypo- critical standards. You can bet your last money, that it is going to be a stone gas honey. I wish you love, peace . . . and soul. Stephen Smith It is a sad thing to leave but you've got to keep on trucking. Love and Happiness. Fletcher Daniel Smoak One by one the sands are flowing, one by one the moments fall; Some are com- ing, some are going. Do not strive to grasp them all. Jesse L. Snell The laws of society were made for both you and me, because of my color I strug- gled to be free, sticks and stones may break my bones, but in the end you are going to see, my friend, no matter how hard you try, you can't stop me now. Michelle Snellgrove God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. Richard Mark Sossamon Do your present jobs well; for if not, when they ore looked upon in the future, not only will your past seem dim, but you'll regret not having done them well. Rodney Keith Stasyzyn Search every instance of happiness in the world and you will find, when all the incidental features are eliminated, there is always the constant, unchangeable ele- ment of love. Thomas Sanford Still Music is the only thing you can perma- nently depend on. Music, as far as I am concerned, will last forever. It does not die as love, human love may, and does not fade away. Music will stay in one form or another. Susan Lynette Stubbs Treat your friends for what you know them to be. Regard no surfaces. Consider not what they did, but what they intended. 216 Michael Wade Sullivan Take your pleasures and misfortunes where you find them, and there leave them behind, for others await you, and the memory of those gone by will remain. Eddie Ernest Sullivant Life isn't a bowl of cherries — It's a bunch of raisins, raisin' heck, raisin' kids, and raisin' money. Debra Elaine Syples To love the beouty of life imparts. To know the joy of giving. To hold a song within your heart. This is the art of living. Earl Taylor In the past I have gone. In the present I'm still here, but my future has grown near so I must set my goal for the future. Keep on doin' it. Kristina Lynn Teich Many a person might have become outstanding but for the fear of being dif- ferent. Susan Tew Ayetta Leah Thomas Mary Elizabeth Thomas A false friend and a shadow stay only while the sun shines. Always moving, never still; Always talking, always will! 217 Howard Earle Thompson Katharine Anne Thornberry Do not worry because a rival imitates you. As long as he follows in your tracks, he can't pass you. Divine mind is the soul of all. Earnestine Lanissa Wallace Slavery is dead, and you must pardon me if I do not mourn over its dead body; I desire thot all shall have a fair and equal chance in the race of life, and let him suc- ceed who hos the most merit. I am for emancipation. Juanita Ware High schools are full of knowledge. The freshmen bring a little in and the seniors take none away, so knowledge accumu- lates. Gary Warren Connie Arnita Washington I find friendship to be like wine, raw when new, ripened with age, the true old man's milk and restorative cordial. Sharon Kaye Watson Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. Roy Gene Watts Man's destination is determined by God, so don’t alter his perfect plan. 218 Sherry Ann Wedgeworth Laughing, smiling and your friends are the most wonderful pleasures on earth. Laugh, smile and be with your friends every moment to turn laughter and smiles into tears and your friends are memories. Darrell Lynn Welch Whatever your lot in life, build some- thing on it. Jerrall Glynn Welch Our memories are card indexes — consulted and then put back in disorder, by authorities whom we do not control. Tony Dexter Welch Where love is, there also is God. Cassandra Denise Wheat If a man cheats you quit dealing with him. If he is abusive, quit his company, if he slanders you take care to live so that nobody will believe him. Patricia Rebecca White There is only one way to get ready for immortality, and that is to love this life and live it as bravely ond faithfully, and cheerfully as we can. Coleen Anne Whitener God speaks sometimes through our cir- cumstances and guides us, opening doors as well as closing them. Rebecca Whitman There are faces I'll remember all my life. Though some have changed, some have gone and some remain. All these faces have their memories of lovers and friends I still can recall. I know I'll often stop and think about them. In my life I've loved them all. Karen Elizabeth Whittaker 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. 219 Cynthia Williams Life is so short. I live not for whot I can be given, but what I can earn. And the greatest reward I could receive, is seeing the day when hatred and strife are things of the past, and God's earth will be a par- adise, at last. Karen Monza Wilson I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Phyllis Elaine Wimberley My wish for you: May you always know love, happiness, and peace. Dean Witherington Lisa Kay Wood Sometimes, I think, the things we see are shadows of the things to be, that what we plan, we build; that every hope that hath been crossed and every dream we thought we lost, in heaven shall be ful- filled. Jeffery Alan Woodham The greatest undeveloped territory in the world lies under your hat. Danny Lee Wright, Jr. Discussion is an exchange of knowl- edge; argument is an exchange of igno- rance. 220 Edeltraud Kathe Winland Life is to be fortified by many friend- ships. To love ond to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. James William Youngblood While I was here it didn't seem like much, but now that I'm leaving I'm going to miss it. May God bless you all. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Joseph Albritten, Milla.d Belcher, Ronald Chance, Ann Childree, Kenneth Cobb, Roger Coots, Dana Deal, Celia Dodson, Leon Flowers, Micheal Hollifield, Phillip Hollifield, Margie Jackson Dunn, Timothy Kowal, Mark Madison, Leonna Peterson, Randy Strickland, Doug Payne, Micheal Morris. Who's Who Best All-Around Rachel Harris Bill Davis 221 Juanita Ware Jimmy Sasser Most Popular Best Dressed Cassandra Wheat Steve Clouse Best Looking Paula Hyde Tommy McClendon 222 Most Intellectual Jan Cherry John Walker Most Likely to Succeed 223 Lisa Rains Doug Payne Bes t Personali ty Ann Reynolds Bo Bearden Friendliest 224 Lisa Wood Jim McLaughlin 225 Mary Thomas Madonna Boger Wittiest Most Mischievous Tony Welch Jeff Woodham Most Athletic Beth Riley Eishman Palmer Most School Spirit Beth Faulk Lamar Hall 226 Most Original Rhonda Basham Jay Bond Most Typical Grads Valerie Williams Tommy Farmer 227 Most Dignified Jeanie Brauer Earl Thompson Most Talented Jenni Mills Robert Matthews 228 Most Dependable Tina Cocoran Bryan Chesire Cutest Couple Ronnie Kaminski David Hand 229 Jan Cherry Valedictorian Ann Reynolds Salutatorian THE TOP HONOR STUDENTS 230 Lisa Rains David Andrews Jimmy Sasser Jim McLaughlin Tina Corcoran ■ Jeanie Brauer Katharine Thornberry Doug Payne Randy Parker Ann Childree 231 Faculty And Administration Directory MRS. CHERYL ABELL: Degree: B.A. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: English and French; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: French Club. MR. JOHN ANDREWS: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Currently Teach- ing: Aviation. MRS. CATHRYN AUSTIN: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teach- ing: English III; Class Sponsored: Senior; Club Sponsored: Future Teachers of Amer- ica. MR. JIMMY AUVIL: Degree: B.A. and M.A. University of Alabama; Subject Currently 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 Sponsored: Biology Club. MRS. LINDA BAILEY: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teaching: Physical Education; Class Sponsored: Jun- ior; Clubs Sponsored: Pep Club, Girls Ath- letic Association. MRS. JANICE BARNETTE: Degree: B.S. Troy University, Masters of Education, Auburn University; Subject Currently Teaching: English IV; Class Sponsored: Senior. MR. JAMES BLANKENSHIP: Degree: B.S. Troy University, M.A. University of Ala- bama; Subject Currently Teaching: V.I.E.; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Spon- sored: VICA. MISS ANN BOWDEN: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teaching: English IV; Class Sponsored: Senior. MRS. BERTHA BOYKIN: Degree: Voc. Ala- bama A M; Subject Currently Teaching: 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: Journalism I and II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: EAGLET. MR. JOHN R. BUZIK: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Secondary Education; Subject Currently Teaching: American History. LT. COL. ROBERT CARTER: Degree: B.S. University of Minnesota,- M.S. Education Counseling Guidance, Troy University; Currently Teaching: Senior Army Instructor Jr. ROTC. MR. JIMMY CHASTAIN: Degree: B.S. Uni- versity of Montevallo; Subject Currently Teaching: Driver’s Education; Club Spon- sored: Track. MR. JAMES CHANCEY: Degree: B.S. Troy University, Med. Mississippi State Univer- sity; Subjects Currently Teaching: Algebra I, Physics, Physical Science; Class Spon- sored: Senior. MRS. LINDA CHILDERS: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: English III; Class Sponsored: Junior. MR. FRANK DAGOSTIN: Degree: B.S. in Math and Science, Troy University; Sub- jects Currently Teaching: Algebra II, Biology; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: Student Government. MR. TERRY DUBOSE: Degree: B.S. Univer- sity of Alabama; Subjects Currently Teach- ing: Biology and Physical Education. 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; Master of Education, Auburn University; Principal. MR. GENNIE GANTT: Degree: B.S. Tuske- gee Institute; Subject Currently Teaching: Voc. Agriculture; Club Sponsored: Future Farmers of America. MR. JAMES HAWKINS: Degree: B.S. Troy University, in Physical Education; Subjects Currently Teaching: Science II and Physical Education; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. 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, Car- roll High Band. MRS. GLADYS HENRY: Degree: B.S. Auburn University, M.A. University of Ala- bama; Club Sponsored: Library Assistants; Librarian. MRS. BARBARA HICKS: Degree: B.S. Math and English, Troy University; Subjects Cur- rently Teaching: English II, Journalism 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. MRS. LILLIE JARMAN: Degree: B.S. Ala- bama State; Assistant Librarian. 1 st SGT. MORRELL KEY: Subjects Cur- rently Teaching: Hygiene and First Aid, American Military History. 232 MRS. JOANNE KNIGHT: Degree: B.A. Montavallo University, M.A. University of Alabama; Subjects Currently Teaching: American History and Spanish; Class Sponsored: Senior; Clubs Sponsored: Spanish Honor Society, National Honor Society. MRS. PATRICIA LEWIS: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Typing I, Business Math, Business Law; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. 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: Sen- ior. 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 Mas- ters of Education, Alabama State Univer- sity; Guidance Counselor. 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 and American History; Class Sponsored: Junior. MR. JOHN PAOLO: Degree: Hibbage Col- lege; Subject Currently Teaching.- Drafting. MRS. SHARON PARRISH: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Currently Teach- ing: Physical Education; Clubs Sponsored: Girls Athletic Association; Class Spon- sored: 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 Univer- sity; Subject Currently Teaching: World History; Asian History, Russian 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. MR. WILLIAM RUSHING: Degree: B.S. Mississippi State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Distributive Education; Club Sponsored: DE. MRS. KATHERINE SASSER: Degree: B.S. Troy University, M.A. University of Ala- bama,- Subjects Currently Teaching: Short- hand I and II, Typing I and II and Book- keeping; Office Practice; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: FBLA. MR. CLYDE SHIPMAN: Degree: Type A Certificate; Subject Currently Teaching: 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. and M.A. University of Alabama; Subjects Cur- rently Teaching: American History; Clubs Sponsored: Basketball and Golf. MRS. BRENDA STEED: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Typing I and II, Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Office Practice; Class Sponsored: Jun- ior; Club Sponsored: FBLA. 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., Master of Education, Alabama State Uni- versity; Subject Currently Teaching: Typing I,- Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MR. JOHNNY TURNER: Degree: B.S. Con- cord 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. MR. LOMAX WILLIAMSON: Degree: George C. Wallace Vocational Technol- ogy School; Subject Currently Teaching: Radio and Television. MR. JAMES WYATT: Degree: B.S. Vander- bilt, M.S., University of Alabama,- Subject Currently Teaching: American History and Physical Education,- Club Sponsored: Foot- ball. 233 Senior Directory CLIFFORD C. ABSHIRE, JR.: FFA 72, 73, 74; DECA 73, 74. TIMOTHY CHRISFIELD ADAMS: Band 72, 73, 74; Stage Band 72; Pep Band 73; Health Careers Club, Drafting Club. PATRICIA LEE ALLEN: FTA 73, 74; VICA 74; EAGLET Staff. DAVID ALAN ANDREWS: National Honor Society 73, 74; Vice-President Senior Class; Baseball Team 3 Year Letterman; Interact Club 72, 73, 74; Choral Club 73, 74, President 74; EAGLET Staff 73, 74, Business Manager 74; “C Club; Debu- tante Club Big Brother; Top Twenty. MARK ANTHONY ANDREWS:Band 72, 73, 74; Stage Band 72, 73, 74; Pep Band 73, 74; Health Careers Club. CHERRY DAWN ANGLE: CHS Band 72, 73, 74; Flute Section Leader 73, 74; EAGLET Staff 72; Biology Club 73; Tri-M 74; Spanish Honor Society 73, 74; FHA 73, 74; Health Careers Club 74. MARVIN RANDY ARMSTRONG: Electron- ics Club 72, 73; Aviation Club 72. LLOYD STANLEY AUXIER: Student Body. BARBARA JOANN BAILY: Girl’s Athletic Association, President 74. RALPH GENE BAILEY: FFA 72, 73, 74. JAMES MICHAEL BARNARD: ROTC 72, 73. SHIRLEY ANN BARROW: HERO Club; 4-H Club; Pep Club; Teen Club. RHONDA KAY BASHAM: Beta Club 72; Beltonian Club 72; Choral Club 73, 74; French Club 72, 73; GAA 73, 74; Girl’s Glee Club 72; Who's Who: Most Original. LINDA KAREN BATES: Library Club 74. JAMES SANDERS BARTLEY: Health Careers Club 73, 74; Choral Club 73, 74; CHS Band 72, 73, 74; Stage Band 73. JAMES MACK BEARDEN (Bo): Student Government 73, 74; C” Club 73, 74; Football 72, 73, 74; Senior Privilege Com- mittee 74; Who's Who: Best Personality; Interact Club 72, 73, 74; Health Careers Club 74. BETTY CLAIRE BEVERLY: CHS Band 72, 73, 74; Color Guard 72, 73, 74; Twenti- eth Century Club 72, 73, 74, Vice Presi- dent 74; Health Careers Club 72, 73, Treasurer 73; National Honor Society 73, 74, Treasurer 74; Youth Association for Retarded Children 73, 74, Treasurer 74; Teenage Action Program for the March of Dimes 74; FHA 72; Choral Club 74. JOHN OLIVER BILLINGS: Basketball. MACON SAMUEL BLOCKER: ROTC. DENNIS JAMES BOATWRIGHT: Student Body. MADONNA ANN BOGER: Student Gov- ernment 72, 73; Art Club. MARK ERNEST BOIVIN: Student Body. JAY PEDERSEN BOND: Stage Band 72, 73; Marching Band 72, 73, 74; Lt. Band Officer 74; FTA 73; Troop 20; Hospital Volunteer 72, 73. ROBERT BOOKMAN: Student Body. BARBARA JEAN BRAUER: Sophomore Class President; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant; Junior Class President; Junior Class Beauty; Senior Class Beauty; CHS Cheerleader 72, 73, 74, Captain 74; Inter- act Club Sweetheart 74; National Honor Society 73, 74; ’’C Club 72, 73, 74; Deb- utante Club 72, 73, 74, Reporter 72, Vice Pres. 73, Treas. 74; EAGLET Staff 73, 74, Co-Editor 74; Health Careers Club 74; Miss CHS; Top Twenty; Who's Who: Most Dignified. RUSSELL BROOKS: Jr. Varsity Basketball 72, 73; Varsity Basketball 74. TINA ANN BROOKS: FBLA; VICA, Reporter. DEBRA ANN BROOME: DE 72, 73. NANCI ANNE BROWN: CHS Band 72, 73, 74; Color Guard 73, 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74; Explorer Post 20, Hospital Volunteer 72, 73, 74, Officer 2nd Vice Pres. 74, Cap Award 72; Youth Asso- ciation for Retarded Children 72, 73, 74, State Representative 73, 74; March of Dimes 74; EAGLET Staff 73, 74; Choral Club 72, 73, 74; FHA 72, 73, 74, Chap- lain 74, Parliamentarian 73. DAUCIE LYNN BRUNER: Band; Pep Band 72, 73, 74, Treas., Lt. RANDY BRUNER: Student Body. TERESA DARLENE BRYANT: Choral Club 72; HERO 73, 74; Assistant Secretary to Local HERO Chapter 74. VALESIA ANN BRYANT: EAGLET Staff 74. NELLIE COLLEEN BYRD: Choral Club 73, 74. THELDON TED BYRD: VICA 74. MONA TAE BYRNE: GAA 73, 74; FBLA 74; EAGLET Staff. JOANN CALHOUN: Teen Club; Junior Mission; Junior Choir. SHEILA ELLEN CARAWAY: Talon Staff 72, 73, 74; FBLA 72, 73, 74; ROTC 73; VICA Secretary 74; Feature Editor, Talon Staff 74. - ADONNA SMITH CARROLL: CHS Band 72, 73, 74; Majorette 72, 73; FTA 73, 74; Drafting Club 73, Vice Pres. 73; FHA 74; Tri-M 72, 73; Art Club 73, 74; LCAB 74; Charter Member 74; EAGLET Staff 74. ALVY WAYNE CARROLL: Student Body. HECTOR CARSON: FFA, Secretary 74; Electronics Club, Secretary 74. JACKIE DIANE CAUSEY: Health Careers Club 73; ROTC Sponsor; Library Assistant 74; Spanish Honor Society 74; ROTC Sponsor. BOBBY JOE CHALKER: Student Body. LINDA JUNE CHARLES: FHA 72, 73; DO Club 73, 74. JANET LYN CHERRY: FHA 72; FTA 73, 74; National Honor Society 73, 74, Secretary 74; Spanish Honor Society 74; Math Club 74; EAGLET Staff 74; Debutante Club 72, Secretary 73, President 74; Outstanding American High School Student 73; Who's Who: Most Intellectual; Girl Scout Senior Planning Board 73, 74, Secretary 74; United States — Indian Cultural Exchange Alternate 73; Top Twenty; Valedictorian. LUTHER BRYAN CHESHIRE: Math-Club 72 Interact Club 73, 74; SGA 73; Spdniib Honor Society 73, 74, Treasurer 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74; FTA 74; Cho- ral Club 74; Tennis Team 74; Who's Who: Most Dependable. ANN JOHNSON CHILDREE: National Honor Society 73, 74; EAGLET Staff 73, 74; French Club 72; Top Twenty. JAMES STEVEN CLOUSE: Basketball 72, 73, 74; Tennis Team 72, 73, 74; C Club 73, 74; Key Club 72, 73, 74, Pres. 74; FTA 73; Talon Staff 73, 74; Mr. Valentine 74. KENNETH COBB: Student Body LESLIE LYNN COOK: ROTC I, II; ROTC 73, 73; Biology Club 72; ROTC CIT 73. LIBBERN GWEN COOK: ROTC I, II; ROTC Drill Team; Biology Club. TINA CAROL CORCORAN: Band 72, 73; Lancer 72, 73; SGA 72, 73, 74, Secretary 73; Health Careers Club 73, 74, Vice Pres.; National Honor Society 73, 74; Youth Association for Retarded Children 73, 74; Misses Club 72, 73, 74, Vice Pres. 73, President 74; Who’s Who: Most Dependable; Top Twenty. DEBORAH ANN CORSON: Sophomore Class Officer 72; Junior Class Officer 73; Art Club 72, 73, 74, President 74; ROTC Sponsor 72; EAGLET Staff 73. MIKE COTTON: Student Body. RICHARD A. CRAIG, JR: Aviation Club 73, 74. PATRICK M. CREAN: Biology Club 72, 73; Art Club 72, 73; Aviation Club 73, 74. LARRY ALLEN CREEKMORE: Aviation Club; Baseball; Biology Club; Career Edu- cation Club. ALBERTA LYNETTE CRITTENDEN: HERO 72, 73, 74; FHA 72; ROTC; French Club 72, 73, 74; Pep Club 72, 73; GAA 72, 73. DEBBIE ANN CRITTENDEN: 4-H Club; Teen Club; FHA; HERO Club; Biology Club; Math Club; Church Choir. DONNA LYNN DARLINGTON: SGA 72, FTA 73, 74; FHA 73; GAA 73, 74; Span- ish Honor Society 74; National Honor Society 74; EAGLET Staff 73, 74; Debu- tante Club 73, 74, Reporter 74; LCAB 74. RICKY DAVIS: ROTC Drill Team, Baseball, VICA, Art Club, Biology Club. WILLIAM RAVENAL DAVIS: Varsity Letter- man 72, 73, 74; C” Club 72, 73, 74; Interact Club 72, 73, 74; Health Careers Club 74; EAGLET Staff 73, 74; Who's Who: Most Popular; Captain Football Team; Senior Class Favorite; High School Prep All-American Football. DANA LOREN DEAL: Student Body. LARRY MICHAEL DEAL: “C Club 72, 73, 74; Varsity Letterman 72, 73, 74; Baseball 72, 73, 74; Interact Club 73, 74; Health Careers Club 74; EAGLET Staff 73, 74. ANGELA KAY DEAN: Art Club 72, 74; Band 72, 73, 74; Color Guard 73, 74; 20th Century Club 72, 73; FTA 73, 74; EAGLET Staff 72, 73; LCAB 74. CARL TIMOTHY DEAN: FFA Sentinal; Baseball. DEBORAH ELIZABETH DEGTOFF: Health Careers Club 73, 74; Science Club 72, 73, 74; Library Club 72, 73; Spanish Honor Society 74. MICHAEL WALTER DEGTOFF: Student Body. DEBRA JANE DELONEY: FHA 74; CHA Band 72, 73, 74; Color Guard 74; Health Careers Club 73; National Honor Society 73, 74; Spanish Honor Society 74; Twenti- eth Century Club 72, 73, 74, Pres. 74; Youth Association for Retarded Children 73, 74, Vice Pres. 74; Top Twenty. KATHLEEN DICKINSON: SGA 73, 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74; Choral Club 72, 73, 74, Vice Pres. 74; Spanish Honor Society 74; National Honor Society 73, 74; Key Club Sweetheart 74; Homecoming Attendant 73; Homecoming Queen 74; Class Beauty 74; Misses Club 73, 74; Var- sity Cheerleader; Top Twenty. DAVID DOHENY: Student Body. DESIREE DORMAN: GRA — Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, at Pembroke High School, Hampton, Virginia. RICHARD KEITH DUNCAN: Spanish Honor Society; Biology Club 73, 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74; Band 71, 72, 73; EAGLET Staff 73, 74. BEVERLY HOPE DUNN: ROTC I, II, Drill Team I, II, Commander; Talon Staff. JAMES LAFEYETTE DUNN, JR: Jr. Varsity Football; Varsity Football; Baseball 73; “C Club; Interact Club. PATRICIA ANN DYCK: HERO 72, 73; Pep Club 72, 73; Teen Club 72, 73, 74; 4-H Club 71; Art Club 71, 72; Math Club 71; FHA 71, 72; GAA 72, 73, 74; Health Careers Club 72, 73; FBLA 72, 73. DAWN JEANNINE ELLIS: Student Body. WILLIAM JOE ENFINGER: DE Club. SUSAN ENGLISH: Student Body. WANDA LEE EUBANKS: HERO Club 73, 74. ANGELA CHARLENE EVANS: FHA; EAGLET Staff; Make-Up Committee for Class Play 73. ANITA GAIL EVERETT: Talon Staff; SGA 73; FHA, Vice President; Secretary of the Sunday School; President HERO; Teen Club, Reporter; Youth Group Secretary; GAA. STARLA JOY EXUM: Bank 72, 73; VICA. THOMAS GENE FARMER: Interact Club I; Varsity Football III; “C Club III; FFA III; Electronics Club I; Track II; Who's Who: Most Typical Grad; EAGLET Staff I. ELIZABETH FAULK: Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 72; SGA 72; FBLA 72; ACS 72; “C Club 72; Optimist Club Girl of Year 72; Varsity Cheerleader; FBLA 73; “C Club 73; Drama Club 73; SGA Treasurer; GAA; Who’s Who: Most Spirited. GWENDOLYN RENEE FLOWERS: 4-H Club; HERO Club; FHA. ANN FRYER: Student Body. ANNE ELIZABETH GADDY: HERO Club 74; Vice President Pep Club. MICHELLE MARIE GAGNON: Student Body. ROLAND MARK GALLAND: Track 72; French Club; EAGLET Staff 72, 74; Draft- ing Club 73; Art Club 74. DEBORAH LEE GARCIA: Student Body. KRISTIE LYNN GAYHART: Student Body. LANA JEAN GERMAN: National Honor Society; Debutante Club; SGA; FTA; Health Careers Club; Senior Privileges Committee; LCAB; Top Twenty. WILLIE MAE GISSENDANNER: ROTC Cadet; Pep Club Vice Pres.; Teen Club; Junior Choir; Sunday School, Secretary; Sunday School Member of Advance Cho- ral Music 72, 73, 74; Art Club. LESA EZMA GLENN: Art Club 72, 73, 74; FHA 73, 74; ROTC Sponsor 74. BOBBY SCOn GLOVER: Art Club 72; Sur- fers Club 73, 74. PAMELA CAROLA CARMEN GOODALL: FHA; HERO Club. GEORGE STEVEN GOODSON: French National Society 72; Choral Club 74; National Honor Society 74. GARDNER BETH GRANTHAM: FHA 72, 73, 74, Historian 74; CHS Band 72, 73, 74; Color Guard 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74, Sec. 73; Teen Action Program for March of Dimes 74; 20th Century Club 72, 73, 74, Treasurer 74; Ozark Youth Associ- ation for Retarded Children 72, 73, 74, Treasurer 72, Pres. 73, 74; Alabama Association for Retarded Children 73, 74, Corresponding Sec. 74. JERI ALLISON GRANTHAM: EAGLET Staff 73, 74; Choral Club 72, 73, 74. BRENDA GRIGGS: Student Body. KARLA DENISE GRIGGS: Math Club 72; Science Club 72; CHS Band 72, 73, 74; Color Guard 74; Band Secretary 74; National Honor Society 73, 74, Historian 74; FTA 73; Choral Club 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74, Secretary 74; 20th Century Club 73, 74; Senior Privilege Committee 74; LCAB 74; Top Twenty. DAVE GRINNER: Student Body. CYNTHIA BERNICE HADDAN: HERO Club; EAGLET Staff. RAYMOND LAMAR HALL: Jr. Varsity Foot- ball Letterman; DO Club. ARTHUR DAVID HAND: EAGLET Staff 73, 74. NANCI ANN HARDY: Art Club 73; “Miss Ozark 74; SGA 74; Misses Club Chap- lain 72, 73, 74; Cheerleader 73; EAGLET Staff; National Honor Society 74; C Club; DE. BENJAMIN HARPER: Drill Team, ROTC I, II, III. LARRY RAYFIELD HARPER: FFA; Drill Team; Rifle Team; Teen Club; Best Drill Cadet; Honor Company; Auto Mechanics; Merit Award Color Guard. RACHEL ANN HARRIS: Band 72, 73, 74; Majorette 73, 74; Biology Club 72; Misses Club 72, 73, 74, Parliamentarian 74; Talon Staff 72, 73, 74; FTA 72, 73, 74, Historian 74; SGA 73, Sec. 74; Junior Class Sec.; Junior Class Favorite; Senior Class Beauty; Who’s Who: Most Popular- Health Careers Club 74. PATTI SUE HART: French Honor Society, Secretary 72; Talon Staff 73; Talon News Editor 74; Tri-M Pledge 72; Tri-M Member 73, Pledge Counselor 74; FTA 73, 74; National Honor Society 73, 74; CHS Band 73, 74; Lab Band Section Leader 74. RONALD ANDREAL HARVEY: Band 72, 73, 74; Basketball 73. RICHARD HAVENSTRITE: Student Body. SHARI LILLIE HAYES: French Honor Soci- ety 72; FHA 72; GAA 73; National Honor Society 73, 74; Top Twenty. PATRICIA ANN HAZLE: Office Assistant 73,- National Honor Society 74. DEBORAH FAYE HENDERSON: Art Club; DECA Club 73. IRA FRANKLIN HOBBS: D.O., Interact Club. ANNETTE HOBDY: HERO Club 73, 74, President 74; FHA 72; Pep Club; Teen Club. DEBORAH RENELL HOCUTT: Band 72, 73, 74; CHS Band Officer 74; FTA 73, 74; EAGLET Staff 74. CHUCK HOLLOWAY: D.O. Club, Electron- ics Club. STEPHANIE LYNN HOOD: FHA 73; Girls Athletic Association 73; FBLA 73, 74, Sec- retary 74; VICA Club 74; National Honor Society 74; EAGLET Staff 74; 2nd Year Typing Contest Winner 73. OLIVER RICHARD HUGHES: Biology Club 72, 73; Auto Mechanics Club 73; DO Club 74; Art Club 72; Ag. Club 72. ROBERT E. HUNTER: Football 72, 73, 74; C Club 72, 73, 74; SGA 73; Art Club 72; FFA 72; EAGLET Staff 72. PAULA CECILE HYDE: FTA 72, 73, 74; Math Club 72; Health Careers Club 72, 73, - EAGLET Staff 73, 74; CHS Band 72, 73, 74; Majorette 73, 74, Head 74; Span- ish Honor Society 74; Choral Club 74; Debutante Club 72, 73, 74, Parliamenta- rian 72, Secretary 73,- Senior Class Trea- surer; Senior Class Beauty; Who’s Who: Best Looking; Miss Valentine 74. LESLIE JAMES: Student Body. ELAINE JOHNSON: 4-H Club; RCA 72, 73,- Teen Club 72, 73; Math Club; HERO Club 72, 73,- Choral Club. GAYLE ROBIN JOHNSON: FHA. JOAN MARIE JOHNSON: SGA 72; Math Club 72; FTA 73; SGA 73; Tri-M Club 72, Tri-M Pledge Counselor 73, President 74; National Honor Society 74; Girls Baseball Team 73, 74; Talon Staff 74. PEGGY JEAN JOHNSON: Math Club 72; FTA 72, 73, 74; Youth Association for Retarded Children 73, 74; EAGLET Staff 73, 74; Spanish Honor Society 74; National Honor Society 73, 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74, Treas. 73; CHS Band 73, 74, Treasurer 74; Color Guard 74; Twentieth Century Club 72, 73, 74, Vice President 74. VERNON JOHNSON: Student Body. WILLIE JOHNSON: Drill Team, ROTC I, II, III; Track Team. DENISE JOHNSTON: FHA 72, 74; National Honor Society 74; Spanish Club 71,72. PATRICIA PUANANI KATHYN JOHN- STON: Band 72, 73; ROTC 73, 74. CHARLES EDWARD JONES: Drill Team; Track; Best Drill Squad. SAMUEL DURWOOD JUDAH, JR.: Foot- ball 72, 73, 74; Baseball 72, 73, 74; Inter- act Club 72, 73, 74, Reporter 74; C Club 72, 73,- SGA 73,- EAGLET Staff 73, 74; FTA 73; French Club 72. CLORISE ANN KALIMAH: Pep Club; Sew- ing Club; Art Club; 4-H Club; Teen Club; Defense Club; Award for Reading,- Biology Club; FHA; Office Monitor Award; Math Club,- GAA Club; Science Club. LILLIE MAE KALIMAH: 4-H Club; Teen Club; FHA; Pep Club; Library Assistant; SSPC; YPPC,- Math Club; Biology Club; RBP; HERO Club; Choral Club,- Defence Club. VERONICA KAMINSKI: Student Body. DONALD LANE KELLEY: Baseball; Interact Club; Drafting Club. LARRY KENDRICK: Student Body. JOSEPH GENE KNAPP: Football, Track Team, Wrestling Team, ROTC I. BILL KRUEGER: Student Body. BARBARA LEE: FHA, 4-H, Pep Club, Biol- ogy Club, Art Club. DAVID PAUL LEMONTE: Art Club. APRIL KING LEWIS: Art Club 72, 73, 74; Reporter 74; FHA 72; Tri-M Club 72, 73, 74, Vice Pres. 73, Reporter 72, Parliamen- tarian 74. RONALD WOODS LISENBY: Band 72, 73; Choral Club 73, 74. CAROLYN LOCKETT: FHA, FTA, VICA, Biology Club, FBLA, Health Careers Club, Junior Beauty, Senior Homecoming Attendant, 4-H, Pep Club. MARION ALAYNE LUCAS: Tri-M Historian 72, Treas. 73; CHS Band 72, 73; Bay High School Symphonic Band 73; FTA 74; FBLA 74; SGA 74; DE Treas. 74; CHS Baseball Team Batgirl 74. WILLIE CHARLES LUCAS: National Honor Society 73; ROTC 72, 73, 74, Captin S-2 Staff Member; FFA; Teen Club; Office Assistant; Drill Team 1 and 2; Executive Officer of E Company; Color Guard; Escort of Senior Homecoming Attendant; SGA; Senior Privilege Committee; Captain Executive Officer of the Drill Team; Merit Ward; Best Drilled Cadet and Best Dressed Cadet; Honor Cadet Award. DAVID FRANCIS MAKOWSKI: CHS Band; Key Club; Biology Club; Drafting Club. ROBERT DAVID MARSH: Jr. Varsity Foot- ball 72; FFA 72; Aviation Club 72; ROTC I, II C” Company Commander 73, 74. AMANDA DIANE MARTIN: CHS Marching Band 72, 73, 74, Section Leader 74; FHA 72, 73, 74, Secretary 73, President 74; CHS Choral Club 72, 73, 74, Librarian 72, 73, 74, Section Leader 74; National Honor Society 74; TAPS 74; Youth Associ- ation for Retarded Children 72, 73, 74; NEDT — Top 10% of Nation 72; Choral Club Outstanding Jr. Choral Member Award 73. JERRY LEROY MARTIN: Drill Team; Basket- ball. JUDITH FAYE MARTIN: Student Body. GEORGE ELEC MATTHEWS: Varsity Foot- ball Athletic Trainer 72, 73, 74; Track, Athletic Trainer 72, 73, 74; C Club 72, 73, 74; Interact Club 73, 74. ROBERT MATTHEWS: Band; Choral Club; Honor Society. WILLIAM BUSH MATTHEWS, JR.: National Honor Society 73, 74; French Club 72, 73, 74, Vice President 74; Basketball Team 72; Golf Team 72, 73, 74, Captain 74; FTA 72, 73, 74; C” Club 72, 73, 74; Health Careers Club 72, 73; DECA 73, 74; Biology Club 72; Interact Club 72, 73, 74; Math Club 72; Graduation Usher 73. LINDA LEE McAFEE: Art Club 72, 73, 74, Reporter 73. THOMAS HOWELL McCLENDON, II: CHS Football Team 72, 73, 74; Baseball Team 72, 73, 74; NHS 73, 74; Who’s Who: Best Looking; C Club 73, 74; FTA Treasurer 73, 74, Mr. FTA 74; Optimist Club Out- standing Boy 73; Good Citizenship Boy 74; SGA 74; Health Careers Club 74; Interact Club 73, 74, Treas. 74; ROTC 72; Library Club 73; Top Twenty. HERBERT McCORMICK: Student Body. IRIS McDANIAL: 4-H Club 72; FHA 72, 73, 74; FHA Officer 73, 74; HERO 72, 73, HERO Officer 73, 74. DAVID ARTHUR McGEE: Math Club 72; Math Team 72; Talon Staff; Electronics Club 72; POW and MIA Committee; Hand- icapped Children Committee, Ft. Rucker; Assistant Editor of Talon; Business Man- ager; POW and MIA Committee and Handicapped Children 73; Editor of Talon 74. DIANE BEASLEY McGEE: HERO Club 73, 74, Historian 74. CAESAR MCGRUDER: “C” Club, FFA, Teen Club, Career Education. JOSEPH BENJAMIN McKNIGHT: National Honor Society 73, 74; Health Careers Club 72, 73, 74. JAMES DANIEL McLAUGHLIN: Senior Class President 74; SGA 71, 72, 73, 74, President 71, Vice President 73; National Honor Society 73, 74, Vice President 74; Key Club 72, 73, 74, Vice President 74; CHS Key Club Student Directory Editor 74; French Club 71, 73, 74; French Honor Society, President 72; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 74; CHS Band 71, 72, 73, 74; CHS Stage Band 72, 73,- EAGLET Staff 74; Debutante Club Big Brother 74; Ozark Youth Association for Retarded Children 73, 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74; FTA 74; LCAB 74; Teen Action Program for March of Dimes 74; NEDT Certificate 72; Graduation Usher 73; Outstanding Carroll High School Sophomore 72; Second Place Optimist Club Oratorical Contest 72,- Top Twenty; Who’s Who: Friendliest; Second Place Dale County Festival of the Arts Cre- ative Writing Contest 73; PYF 71, 72, 73, 74, President 74. WILLIAM DAVIS McLAUGHLIN: Key Club 72, 73, 74; Biology Club 73, 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74, President 73, 74; Spanish Honor Society 73, 74, Pres. 74; CHS Band 72, 73, 74, Co-Captain 73, Captain 74; National Honor Society 74; Pep Band 74; Outstanding CHS Senior by Optimist Club 74; Volunteer in Explorer Post at Dale County Library 74; LCAB 74. KATHY MCLEOD: Student Body. KELVIN McLEOD: Basketball; Football; FFA. JAMES MILLER: C” Club; EAGLET Staff; Teen Club; Varsity Football. ROBERT TERRY MILLER: Basketball 72, 73, 74; C Club; EAGLET Staff 74; Baseball 2 Years; Interact Club 73; SGA 72. JENNI JO MILLS: Choral Club 72, 73, 74; Section Leader, All State Chorus; Most Outstanding Choral Student District 6; Madrigals; Who’s Who: Most Talented; GAA; FMA; Library Club; German Club; Teacher's Aide. BURT MOSHER: Student Body. ROBERT EDWARD MUNN: Baseball 72, 73, - Football 72; Wrestle 73; DECA Club 74. MARILYN NEWMAN: FHA; HERO. MORRIS LAMAR NELSON: FFA; Band. VIKKI RENEE NIX: French Club 72, Reporter,- DE Club 72, 73, 74, Vice Pres.; Drafting Club 72, 73, Secretary; Twentieth Century Club 72, 73. BELINDA OUTLAW: FHA 72; Biology Club 73; French Club 73; FTA 73; Art Club 74; Debutante Club 74. GREGORY HAROLD OUTLAW: Biology Club; Art Club; Electronics Club 72; DECA Club 73, Reporter. EISHMON NATHANIEL PALMER, JR.: Football 72, 73, 74; Teen Club; Basket- ball. AMY MIRANDA PARKER: CHS Band 72, 73, 74; Alternate Lancer 72; Color Guard Flag 73, 74; Lab Band; Misses Club 72, 73, 74 Treasurer 74; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 73, 74, Sec. 74; National Honor Soci- ety 73, 74, Chaplain 74; Youth Associa- tion for Retarded Children 72, 73, 74, Sec. 72, 73, 74; 1973 Outstanding Ameri- can High School Student; 1972 Dale County Rep. to Alabama State Youth Power; Representative to Dale County Council on Arts and Humanities 73, 74; FHA 72, 73, 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74; SGA 73; Top Twenty. KAREN MAE PARKER: CHS Band 70-74; Choral Club 70-74; Art Club 71, 72; Misses Club 70-74, Misses Club Vice Pres. and Recording Sec.; March of Dimes Histo- rian. SHARON KAY PARKER: Band 70-74; Cho- ral Club 70-74; Misses Club 70-74; Co- Chairman of March of Dimes, Correspond- ing Secretary; Misses Club 73-74; EAGLET Staff. DAVID L. PARRISH: Football 72, 73, 74; T Club; EAGLET Staff 74; Interact Club. WILLIAM PARSONS: Student Body. RANDY PATTERSON: Student Body. DOUG PAYNE: Top Twenty, Key Club 73, 74; National Honor Society 73, 74; Span- ish Honor Society 72, 73, 74. PATRICK PAUL PERAULT: Aviation Club 73, 74; Track 72. GLENN PERRIGEN, FFA, ROTC I, II, III; Aviation Club. DEBRA JANE PHILLIPS: FHA 72, 73; 4-H Club 73. DEBORAH JEAN PHIPPS: Choral Club 72; FHA 72, 73, 74; Pep Club 73; Biology Club 73, 74. JANICE LYNN PINE: FHA, Biology Club, Pep Club, FBLA. PAMELA ANN POULNOT: Art Club 74; EAGLET Staff 73. ANTHONY BERNARD PRIEST: Band 72, 73, 74; Biology Club 73. GLENN ALLEN PYLE: DO Club 73, 74. LISA RAINS: CHS Band 72, 73, 74, Band Treasurer 72, Band Lt. 73, 74; Lab Band 74; FHA 72, 73, 74, Treas. 73, Parliamen- tarian 74; National Honor Society 73, 74, Pres. 74; Twentieth Century Club 72, 73, 74, TCC Corresponding Sec. 74; Youth Association for Retarded Children 72, 73, 74; Spanish Honor Society 73, 74; Health Careers Club 74; NEDT Certificate 72; 1973 Outstanding American High School Student 73; Who’s Who: Most Likely to Succeed; Top Twenty. DALE RANUM: ROTC I, II, III; Aviation Club. CATHY ANN REYNOLDS: SGA 72, 74; FT A 72, 73, 74, Sec. 73, Pres. 74, State Board Member 74, Miss FTA; Spanish Honor Society 73, 74; National Honor Society 73, 74; Health Careers Club 73; Outstanding American High School Stu- dent 73; Girl Student 72, 73, 74; Explorer Post 20 72, 73, 74, 1st Vice Pres. 73, Pres. 74; Math Club 74; Girl Scout Repre- sentative; Good Citizenship Girl; Misses Club 72, 73, 74, Chaplain 73, Recording Sec. 74; Who's Who: Best Personality; Top Twenty (Salutatorian). ROLAND RICHARDSON: FFA. ELIZABETH CLAIRE RILEY: Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 72; FTA 72, 73, 74; FHA 72; French Club 72, Treas; C Club 72, 73, 74; Varsity Cheerleader 73, 74; Junior Class Secretary; Who’s Who: Most Ath- letic; Misses Club 70-74, Parliamentarian 73, Historian 74; CHS Batgirl 73. RONALD ROBERTS: Career Education, ROTC I, II, III. MALA SUE ROBERTSON: VICA 73, 74; Miss VICA 74; VICA Vice Pres. 74. EARL QUITMAN ROGERS, JR.: ROTC 71, 72; FFA 71,72. LEON ROGERS: Auto Mechanics; FFA. LINDA LOU RODGERS: Pep Club 72, 73; 4-H Club 71, 72; SGA 72, 73; FBLA 71, 72; FHA 71,72. SAM STEVEN ROPER: Talon Staff; Foot- ball 71,72; Drama; Advanced Drama. STEVEN AUSTIN ROTH: EAGLET Staff, Photographer; Football 72 (Germany); Wrestling 72 (Germany). MICHELLE LOUISE RUNK: Student Body. EDWARD ALAN RUSSELL: Student Body. JAMES THEODORE SASSER: Varsity Foot- ball 72, 73, 74; SGA Rep. 72, 73, Presi- dent 74; NEDT Certificate 72; Vice Pres. Sophomore Class 72; Interact Club 72, Treasurer 73, President 74; National Honor Society 73, 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74; EAGLET Staff 73, Co-Editor 74; Outstanding American High School Student 73; Who’s Who: Best All-Around; ‘‘C’ Club 72, 73, 74; Top Twenty; Gradu- ation Usher 73; Mr. CHS. ROBERT SAUCIER: Student Body. VICKY LEE SCOTT: Band; Color Guard; Rifle; Tri-M Club, Vice President 74; FTA; FHA; French Honor Society; LCAB, Presi- dent 74, Charter Member; Health Careers Club 74. SANDRA CAROLYN SEARCEY: ROTC, Drill Team; FBLA; GAA. SHARON ELIZABETH SEGARS: Choral Club 73, 74; Spanish Honor Society 73, 74; GAA 73; SGA 73. HOBERT FINN SELANDER: Band 72; Biol- ogy Club 72; Track 73; Baseball 74. ANN JEANNINE SEMLER: VICA. WILLIAM JACK SEXTON: Baseball Letter- man; Math Club; Biology Club; VICA Club President 74; Electronics Club Secretary 73. RICHARD ANDREW SHARPE: Key Club, Sergeant at Arms; DE Club President; Mr. DE; Health Careers Club 73; SGA. KATHLEEN SUSAN SHEARER: Student Body. DOROTHY ELIZABETH SHELL: Drill Team; FBLA Vice President 73; Biology Club; EAGLET STAFF: Academic Achievement Award (ROTC). ROBERT EDWARD SHELL: Student Body. JONATHON SHIPMON: FFA, Track Team, Teen Club, Auto Mechanics. STEVE SILAVENT: Student Body. TERESA PARRISH SIMMONS: FHA; DE 73. JAMES SMEDLEY: ROTC; DECA. BARBARA JEAN SMITH: Student Body. CHUCK SMITH: National Honor Society; Football; Science Club; Health Careers Club; EAGLET Staff, Business Manager 74. LARRY SMITH: Official Scoreboard Oper- ator 74, Vice-President Teen Club 73, 74; FFA 72; Varsity Football 72, 73, 74; ”C” Club 73, 74; Best Defensive Lineman 73; EAGLET Staff 72, 73, 74. STEPHEN SMITH: ROTC 72, 73, 74. FLETCHER DANIEL SMOAK: Track 72, 74; ROTC 74; Biology Club 72, Director 73, 74; Math Club 74. JESSE LEE SNELL: Football 73, 74; ”C” Club 74. MICHELLE SNELLGROVE: EAGLET Staff 72, 73; GAA 73; DO 73, 74. RICHARD MARK SOSSAMON: ROTC 72, 73, 74; Battalion Sergeant Major 73; Bat- talion Commander 74; Color Guard 74; Biology Club 73, 74; French Club 72; Math Club 74; Alabama Boys' State 73; National Honor Society 73, 74; Speech Drama 73, 74; Top Twenty. RODNEY KEITH STASYSZYN: Band 71, 72; Drafting Club 73. THOMAS STANFORD STILL: FHA; Health Careers Club. RANDAL CRAIG STRICKLAND: FFA Presi- dent; Science Club; Art Club; Biology Club; National Honor Society. SUSAN LYNETTE STUBBS: EAGLET Staff 72, 73; HERO Club, Reporter 74. HILDRETH STUCKEY: Band; ROTC. DIXIE FRANK SULLIVAIX: C” Club; FFA. MICHEAL WADE SULLIVAN: Student Body. EDDIE EARNEST SULLIVANT: Football 72, 73, 74; “C Club; Track. DEBRA ELAINE SYPLES: Student Body. EARL TAYLOR: Basketball; ROTC. KRISTINA LYNN TEICH: Student Body. SUSAN TEW: Student Body. AYETTA LEAH THOMAS: Choral Club. MARY ELIZABETH THOMAS: SGA 71, 73, Treasurer 73; FHA 73, 74, Treasurer 74; FTA 74; NHS 73, 74; National Honor Society Store Manager 74; Talon Staff Photographer 73; GAA 73; Who’s Who: Wittiest; Twentieth Century Pledge; Choral Club; 72, 73, 74, Reporter 74. HOWARD EARLE THOMPSON, JR.: CHS Band 71-74, Drum Major 74; Stage Band 72-74, Vice President 73; Pep Band 73, Director 74; French Horn Section Leader 73; Choral Club 73, 74, Treasurer 74; Key Club 72, 73, 74, Sec. 74; Health Careers Club 73, 74; Math Club 74; FTA 74; Who’s Who: Most Dignified; Division I Tro- phy, Southeastern States Marching Festi- val. LOUIS THOMPSON: Student Body. KATHARINA ANNE THORNBERRY: Draft- ing Club; Art Club; FHA Historian; NHS; Alabama Environmental Quality Control; Girl Scouts (Lit, 1st Class, Tropical Seas, Trails West); Top Twenty. CONNIE LEE TURBEVILLE: FTA; Talon Staff, Editor 74; Senior Girl Scouts, Troup Treasurer 73, 74; International Order of Rainbow for Girls; Grand Rep. to Tennes- see 72, 73; State Rep. Committee 73, 74; Teen Action Program for the March of Dimes; MYF. DIANE MARIE VELA: German Club — His- torian; Wolverettes Pep Club, National Honor Society, Palette Brush Art Club, Medical Arts Club; Lawton High School, Lawton, Oklahoma. JOHN ANDRESS WALKER: Football 72- 74; Math Club 74; National Honor Society 73, 74; EAGLET Staff 73, 74; Interact Club 72, 73, 74, Treas. 73, Vice Pres. 74; Debutante Club Big Brother 74; Tennis Team 72-74; Junior Class Vice Pres. 73; Who’s Who: Most Intellectual; Graduation Usher 73; Top Twenty. EARNESTINE LANISSA WALLACE: FBLA, President 73, 74; FTA; FBLA 71-74; Biol- ogy Club; Science Club; Math Club; Health Careers Club; EAGLET Staff; FHA; Drama Club; Literary Club; Youth Association; D.A. Smith Marching Band; Teen Club; GAA; 4-H; FHA. JUANITA WARE: FHA; GAA; FBLA; 4-H Club; Library Club; Miss Bronze 73-74; Miss Congeniality; Who's Who: Best All- Around; Pep Club. GARY WARREN: Basketball. CONNIE ARNITA WASHINGTON: GAA; Library Club. SHARON KAYE WATSON: FBLA 73, 74; EAGLET Staff 74. ROY GENE WATTS: Track Letterman; Avi- ation Club; VICA Chapter; Sec. of the Sun- day School; Pres. YPWW Commander of the Drill Team; FTA. SHERRY ANN WEDGEWORTH: French Honor Society 72; FHA 72, 73; National Honor Society; FBLA. DARRELL LYNN WELCH: National Honor Society 74. JERRALL GLYNN WELCH: Student Body. TONY DEXTER WELCH: Who’s Who: Wit- tiest; Art Club 72, 73, 74; Jr. Class Favor- ite. CASSANDRA DENISE WHEAT: ROTC I; ROTC II; FBLA Reporter; Who’s Who: Best Dressed; Outstanding American High School Student. JOSEPH MALCOLM WHITE: Drama 72; ROTC Rifle Team 73, 74; Spanish Honor Society 73, 74. PATRICIA REBECCA WHITE: FHA Historian 73, Vice Pres, of Programs 74; Art Club 73; FTA 73, 74; Spanish Honor Society 74; Tri-M 73, 74, Sec. 74; National Honor Society 74; LCAB 74, Treas. 74. COLEEN ANNE WHITENER: FHA; Choral Club 72, 73, 74; Pianist 74, All-State Cho- rus 73, Health Careers Club; Band 73, 74; Color Guard; Stage Band Pianist 74, EAGLET Staff, Assistant Editor 74, Advanced Drama 74. REBECCA WHITMAN: HERO Club; DECA. KAREN ELIZABETH WHITTAKER: Debu- tante Club 72-74; FHA 72-74, Sec. 74; Band 71-74; Color Guard 72-74; Explorer Post 20 74; Girl Scouts 72-74; Miss Con- geniality 74; National Honor Society 73, 74; Choral Club; Youth Association for Retarded Children; TAPS. CYNTHIA WILLIAMS: FHA; Pep Club. VALERIE DALE WILLIAMS: Cheerleader; SGA; Jr. Class Treas.; Afro-American Club Treas.; GAA; Choral Club; National Honor Society; Senior Class Favorite; Who's Who: Most Typical Grad; Junior Princess Holly Ball; EAGLET Staff. KAREN WILSON: Band, Color Guard (Rifle) 72, 73; Color Guard Captain 74; French National Honor Society; French Club 73; Secretary-Treasurer 73; Biology Club; Health Careers Club, FHA 72, 73; LCAB, Spanish National Honor Society; Debutante Club; Program Chairman; Explorer Post 20, Girl Scouts, Teen Action Program for March of Dimes, United Meth- odist Youth Fellowship and Choir, Youth Association for Retarded Children, Senior Class Secretary; Outstanding American High School Student 73. EDELTRAUD KATHE WINLAND: ROTC I and II; FHA; Biology Club; Health Careers Club; EAGLET Staff, Editor 74. PHYLLIS ELAINE WIMBERLY: EAGLET Staff 72; DE Club 73. DEAN WITHERINGTON: Student Body. LISA KAY WOOD: Band 71-74; Color Guard 72-74; FHA 72; SGA 73; FTA 73, 74, Vice Pres. 74; YARC 73, 74; TAPS 74; EAGLET Staff 73, 74; Twentieth Century Club 71-74, Recording Sec. 74, Pledge Coun. 74; Who’s Who: Friendliest. JEFFREY ALAN WOODHAM: Electronics Club; Aviation Club; ROTC I. DANNY LEE WRIGHT: Drafting Club 73; FFA; C Club; Interact Club; Football 71, 72, 73; Electronics Club. JAMES WILLIAM YOUNGBLOOD: Base- ball Team 73-74; Drafting Club 73. A d vertisem en ts Here, in this acropolis of trade, the wings of man throb with the high roar of a frenzied race, scrambling to pocket profits yet unmade. Clement Wood 241 Congratulations Class of '74 especially to my daughter DEBORAH GARCIA'S HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Q( A Flowers For All Occasi OZARK FLOWER A SHOP BEASLEY H HOND JT and Tri is and Service 904 East Ozark, Alabama 36360 Area Code 205 a . €3 WHITE KNIGHT MFG. CO. Ozark, Alabama Manufacturer of Hospital Garments Compliments of G.A.C. FINANCE CORPORATION Phone 774-2536 East College Street MURR AY WELLS TIRE COMPANY 906 East Andrews Ave Phone: 205 774 2245 Ozark, Alabama 36360 JEFF DAVIS REAL ESTATE 315 South Union Aven Ozark, Al, Phone 774-2503 Treat Your Car THE PIT STOP Tenneco Gasoline Quaker State Oils Car Wash Owned and Operated by FARISH OIL COMPANY 2200 Ft. Rucker Road I — CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! BETTER SKILLS FOR BETTER LIVING CAN BE YOURS! Aircraft Maintenance (FAA-approved) Aircraft Electronics (Avionics) Refrigeration Air Conditioning Auto Mechanics Combination Welding Agricultural Industrial Equipment Steno-Secretarial Studies DAY AND NIGHT PROGRAMS Associate Degree in Applied Technology Financial Aid Available Job Placement TROY C. TULLIS President ALABAMA AVIATION and TECHNICAL COLLEGE P. 0 lot 1088 Orark, Alabama 36360 Telephone 734-6113 (205) 243 Where will you find yourself in q yeor or two? Join the Air Force and you will find yourself doing agreatjobatanexcitingdutystation. That’s because the Air Force gives you the chance to learn a skill, and the chance for foreign travel. Just two of the reasons thousands of young men and women enlist each year. Whatever your goals are, Air Force training and travel can take you a long way toward getting your future off the ground. Find yourself in the United States Air Force For more information, see Sergeant John Parker in Dothan at 201 C W. Main or call (collect) 792-6091 CLOUSE OIL CO. Ozark, Ala. Gasoline Fuel Oil Propane Gas Heaters Gas Grills Sears Shop From Home By Phone Choose From Thousands of Items From the Comfort of Your Own Home Phone 774-9301 Martindale Plaza Ozark, Alabama Sandwiches Hamburgers Cheeseburgers Char Steaks Fish Sandwiches Ham and Cheese Chicken Salads Broasted Chicken DAIRY KING Sundaes Malts Shakes Parfay Sodas Hot Dogs Shrimp Barbecue HOME OF FINE FOODS 93 East Broad St. Phone — 774-2056 Oeark, Alabama 36360 THE SOUTHERN STAR Serving Oiarlc and Dale County for 105 Year Follow the Eagles in all Sports by Reading the Sports Reporting in This Award Winning Newspaper 245 FUQUA CONSTRUCTION CO. Ozark, Alabama V.A. and F.A.A. Loans Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 74 ROBERT L FUQUA Phone 774-5235 Owner Compliments of OZARK BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY, DELONEY LUMBER CO. INC. U.S.23I North Your Building Supply Headquarters Ozark, Alabama Roy Parker Road Phone 774-9391 Compliments of AM LEN CARPETS £j!£x£hLc Jesse and Ann Adams ■•MO .'OR A | A Carpets — Area Rugs — Vinyls — Tiles 428 Daleville Street oales t service Phone 774-3424 Ozark, Alabama BUDDY ANDREWS 726 South Union Owner Ozark, Alabama 247 Building Supplies — Plumbing Heating Pumps — Sporting Goods — Paint — Gift Shop CARROLL HARDWARE Dependable Service for 40 Years Ozark, Alabama 36360 BARKETT'S Downtown Ozark, Alabama Phone 774-5810 774-5192 774-5193 COACH CARRIAGE Owner — Col. Herbert Luclrfield Highway 231 North Ozark, Alabama 248 AIRPLANE RENTAL FLIGHT INSTRUCTION VA and FAA Approved Flight School, No. 250-186 FAA Examiner on Staff Charter Service BLACKWELL AIR SERVICE, INC. North end of Blackwell Airport Double-Wide Trailer Ozark, Alabama 36360 249 Junior Maulden Owner Phone: Day or Night 205—744 9100 or 205—299 3697 WITH BEST WISHES FROM YOUR OZARK FASHION OUTLET • : -A m Blouses, Sportswear Phone 774-8701 231 By-Pass Ozark, Alabama YE OLE CURIOSITY SHOPPE Books Cards Gifts Martindale Plaza Ozark, Alabama SOUTH UNION AMERICAN SERVICE Compliments of Sam Jimmerson — Owner Wrecker Service Open 7 A.M.-8 P.M. MARK'S BILLIARDS Seven Days a Week 7749992 S. Union Ave. Ozark, Alabama 252 S. Merrick Ave. Compliments of GARRETT FURNITURE CO. DALE TIMBER COMPANY 23 West Court Square Phone 774-5327 Ozark, Alabama C. K. Garrett — Owner We Buy Pine and Hardwood Pulpwood and Saw Timber Owner Ph. 774-3812 Day Bill Whilden 774-8004 Night BRYAN'S for JEWELRY— GIFTS FAMOUS FOR OUALITY AND PRICE Corner of East Avenue and Broad St. Let us make your Ideas into realities! From Tikis to Ring Boxes From Buttons to Tea Sets 252 Compliments of Eufaula Union Springs Ozarlc MANUFACTURERS OF FINE FABRICS YARNS Congratulations from SNELL, OWEN CO., INC. 30 South Court Square P.O. Drawer 670 Ozark, Alabama Phone 774-2326 ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 253 Aviation Services 101 VALLEYVIEW DRIVE P.O.BOX 3 OZARK, ALABAMA 36360 CLARENCE L. HEISS Owner CONSULTING RESEARCH MANAGEMENT ROSES Your Complete Family Store Martindale Plaza Open 9 to 9 Mon. — Sat. Ozark, Alabama PEA RIVER ELECTRIC CO-OP 705 South Union Avenue Ozark, Alabama 774 2545 Owned by Those We Serve EL PALACIO OF MEXICAN FOOD Orders to go Phone 774-2077 Open I I A.M.-IO P.M. U.S. 231 Ozark, Alabama 254 Post Office Box 700 Telephone Ozark, Alabama 36360 774-9010 HUGHES Locations in Daleville (598-2125) Ozark (774-2815) Dothan (792-4517) Complete line of clothing for ladies, men, and boys. L M I HOUR CLEANERS Daleville, Alabama Phone 598-2326 Laundry Service — Alterations For nice things at reasonable prices come to The Tape Place Telephone 598-8721 Daleville, Alabama 255 Best Wishes DOMINEY-MITCHELL Chevrolet Chevelle Nova Monte Carlo Corvette 7 CHEVROLET j The Great Highway Performers Downtown Ozark j L (Eathalir (Elntrrlt Box A, 709 Camilla Avenue ©zark, Alabama 36360 Rev. Barry Desmond Pastor — Church Calendar — 8:30-11:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 5:00 P.M. Mass: Sunday Virgil Mass Sat. Weekdays Sunday School: Grade School High School Eat, Drink and be Merry DAIRY QUEEN South Union Ave. Ozark, Alabama Compliments of JORDAN PILE DRIVING • Timber • Concrete • • H-Beam Sheet • Pipe WALTER HAND MOTOR COMPANY FORD JORDAN I Pill DRIVING CO. iNCOawoeATs OZARK, ALA. 36360 ) Mustang Fairlane Falcon Ford Thunderbird Ozark, Alabama 257 TARTER'S DISCOUNT REXALL DRUGS Corner James and Adams 774-2418 Ozark, Alabama EVERETT’S American Station Tune Up Wheel Balancing Brake Service Road Service We will pick up and deliver Phone 774-9524 O'NEAL OIL CO. National Gasoline and High Grade Motor Oil Wholesale Distributor Owners — Mrs. Max O'Neal and Mrs. Sallie Sollie Ozark, Alabama 706 East Broad 258 MORGAN OIL COMPANY Ozark, Alabama 231 Highway 774 5399 BETTY'S B Phone 774-3678 BOOK GIFT SHOP 102 East Reynolds — Phone 774-3523 — Ozark We Invite You to Shop Our In-Store Stock of. . . • Religious Materials • Weddings and Anniversary Sifts • Wedding Attendent's Gifts • Baby Sifts • Crystal and Silver • Party Supplies • Engraving • Decoupage • Craft Kits • Photo Albums • Hallmark Cards • Cliff Notes • Candles • Imprinting BOOKS — BOOKS — BOOKS Owned and Operated by MR. and MRS. EARL BROWN DALE INSURANCE AGENCY Dedicated to Serving You I 19 North East Street Ozark, Alabama 36360 AUBREY LEATHERWOOD DURWOOD JUDAH Home Phone 774-3085 Home Phone 774-3179 259 L'ECOLE DANSE for the finest in dance education Classes in Ballet Tap Acrobatics Jan Vale 0?lvti4£ 244 E. Lakeview Rd. Phone 774-3202 Jan Gronath Director FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 210 South Union Avenue Phone 774-8888 OZARK, ALABAMA 36360 Complete Line of Ladies Juniors Fashion Westside Center — Dalevilie Street OZARK, ALABAMA HARRIS’ T. V. APPLIANCE Compliments of 946 DALEVILLE 8T. OZARK, ALA. SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT 774 9150 36360 tyoccx ‘DetUcx Sales, Service and Rental 774-6915 and Decorating Center Compliments of iw W YAMAHA INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION SUZUKI HENDERSON L. HOLMAN. Ill OZARK SUZUKI SALES 242 SOUTH MERRICK AVE. P.O. BOX 36 OZARK, ALABAMA 36360 PH.774-3646 THE BANK OF OZARK Where The Best Begins Four Convenient Locations OZARK Phone 774-9315 DALEVILLE NEWTON Phone 598 4446 SOUTH DALE Phone 983-3535 Phone 299-3441 261 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SLACK SHACK Pants and Jeans tor Guys and Gals Daleville Donnell Shopping Center Enterprise Morgan Square weo WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES OZARK AVIATION COMPANY FRANCES BEAUTY SALON 134 White Avenue 774-9210 Blackwell Airport — Ozark, Ala. Phone (205) 774-5522 and 774-6511 Nights 774-5242 BEECH AERO CENTER Aircraft Charter and Rental Open six days a week FFA and VA Approved Right Instruction Maintenance — A and P, IA — Fuel and Oil Robert E. (Don) Turner Compliments of GARRETT A. SNELLGROVE PARTS SERVICES Midtown Laundry and Dry Cleaners Central Village Laundry Central Pawn and Jewelry Company Central Discount Motors Ozark, Alabama DEPENDABLE 423 North Merrick Avenue Ozark, Alabama Phone 774-5151 Automotive Parts — Supplies Poulan Chain Saws — Small Engines OZARK REPAIR SHOP Roy Parker Road at Troy Street Phone 774-8031 Ozark, Alabama 36360 Massey-Ferguson Tractor and Equipment ©zark lateral Honte Since March 2. 1948 Dependable And Economical Servicp WE SERVE ALL INSURANCE POLICIES Phone 774-8374 700 WEST SIDE AVE. OZARK. ALABAMA r OZARK PLUMBING HEATING AND ELECTRICAL 774 8472 Shorty Bodford, President LISA ELIZABETH APARTMENTS 600 Westside Avenue Ozark, Alabama 36360 A sound investment in your child's future ikSUH McLw!. The Child's World helps prepare your child tor school and helps him in school. For more information call — MRS. JO ANN CHILDREE or MISS RHODA CHILDREE — 774-4002 or P.O. Bo 583, Ozark, Alabama. OAK VIEW MANOR, INC. Mixson School Road Ozark, Alabama 36360 Phone 774-2631 A Skilled and Intermediate Care Facility 263 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 Traveler's Checks Drive In Window Free Customer Parking Loans on Life Ins. Policies Automobile Loans Home Improvements and Real Estate Loans Safety Deposit Boxes Free Night Depository Service Bank Money Orders n stern Into CONTINENTAL 108 King Street BEAUTY SALON Newton, Alabama 774-6484 312 East Avenue Ozark, Alabama Compliments of FULMAR’S OZARK - DALEVILLE - ABBEVILLE WAR EAGLE! 264 YOUR KEY TO VALUE 135 SO. UNION AVE. - DOWNTOWN OZARK Store Hours Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-5:30 Friday 8:30-8:00 Saturday 8:30-6:00 Broyhill La -i-boy Whirlpool Specializing in repair of all types of small engines Magnavox Thomasville Broolcwood You Always Save at.... GUNTER-DUNN FURNITURE Ozark Phone Alabama 774-6771 Free Delivery Terms Available Community repair Shop SALES SERVICE H O M ELITE MCCULLOCH YAZOO E-Z MOW WHEEL HORSE Malcom Windham - Ray Windham OWNER SER. MGR. Chain Saws Lawn Mowers Boat Motors Garden Tractors PH. 774-2350 1 □ 1 COMMUNITY DRIVE OZARK, AL. 265 MATTOX DRUG CO. 735 South Phone Union Ave. 774-2527 TYLER'S OFFICE SUPPLY A Complete Line of Office Supplies and Equipment P.O. Box 266 317 S. Union Ave. Ozark, Alabama Tyler Edwards Owner — Manager Phone:774-2521 774-2522 HOLIDAY INN of Ozark U.S. 23 I and Deese Street Ozark, Alabama 36360 Compliments of ELMORE Chrysler — Plymouth — Dodge 616 South Union Avenue Ozark, Alabama 36360 266 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. Compliments of Permanents Haircuts Bleaching Hairstyling Frosting Retail Items BEAUTY BOUTIQUE MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Lakeview Rd. Behind Dairy Queen Ozark, Alabama 744-4276 Margarette Grimes Owner HOLMAN FURNITURE CO. Phone 774-2216 CURT HEAD'S Standard Service Station New — Used — Rental — Sales E. Broad St. 127 to 139 W. Renolds Ozark, Alabama Ozark, Alabama Ozark, Alabama Court Square ANDREWS DRUGS 268 Each depositor insured to 20.000. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SERVING THE BEST MAIN OFFICE FORT RUCKER, ALABAMA 255-5122 BRANCH BANK OZARK, ALABAMA 774-5101 269 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1974 REYES REALTY FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Ozark, Alabama Specializing in Residential Commercial Farm Land 321 Bermuda St. Highway 27 Ozark, Alabama THE FRIENDLY CHURCH WHERE JESUS IS REAL LUTHER TADLOCK, PASTOR May We Serve You! 774-4723 Compliments of OZARK VETERINARY CLINIC — CHURCH CALENDAR — Sunday School......................................9:45 A.M. Morning Worship, Sunday.....................11:00 A.M. Evening Evangelistic Service, Sunday...............6:00 P.M. Midweek Service, Wednesday.........................7:00 P.M. DALE RECAP SHOP BEE LINE GROCERY MARKET South Union Avenue 603 South Union Phone 774-5460 Ozark, Alabama Open 7 Days 6:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M. It's Always a Pleasure to Serve You Jforida Jiili (Corporation 270 Birmingham 2825 18th Street South Alabama Graduation Supplies Congratulations From BILLY GILBERT Your Official Class Ring REPRESENTATIVE HERFF-JONES CO. Box 696 Dothan, Ala. 792-2233 HILLCREST BAPTIST CHURCH 500 Church St. Compliments of CHARLES DANNER Your Farm Bureau Agent Phone 774-251 I Office 774-5453 Home Sunday School 9:45 T.U. 5:45 Worship 11:00 Worship 7:00 M. O. CARROLL GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale Grocer Ozark, Alabama Established 1898 Phone 774-5164 Compliments of DOWLING'S Distinctive Fashions tor Men, Women, and Children Fine Shoes Phone 774-2401 BIRT, INC. GMC Trucks — Sales and Service G.E. Heating and Air Conditioning Byrd Apartments Birt Bag Company Valentine Extension East Court Square Ozark, Alabama Compliments of DUNN WHOLESALE CO Distributors of Hardware, Plumbing, and Electrical Supplies Ozark, Alabama Congratulations Class of '74 LIONS CLUB OF OZARK OZARK. ALABAMA 36360 273 M. WALDING CONSTRUCTION REALTY CO. Midland City, Alabama Custom Builders Apartment Rentals Phone 983-3571 Realtors Financing Available Through F.H.A., V.A., and Conventional 774-5171 BROWN REAL ESTATE Owner — Douglas Brown 35 South Court Square Phones 774-5172 Compliments of WIREGRASS LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Finished and Unfinished Slabs Beams Owners: Bill Whilden and Douglas Gulledge ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Fresh as a Flower in Just One Hour ARMY AVIATION CREDIT CENTER Best Congratulations Wishes to the to the Senior Class Seniors of SNEED'S KINDERGARTEN 1974 A A Grocery Bargain Town U.S.A. Bobby Walker's Grocery Bob's Pest-X Bowman's Radio Refrigerator Co. Brackln Theatre and Fan Drive In Camera Service Center Carroll Heating Air Conditioning Carroll Well Drilling Clarks Studio D D Farm Garden Center Dale Baptist Association Dale Farmer's Co-op Daleville Florist Financial Service Corp. Hale's Barber Shop High-lander Motel Holiday Arco U Haul Trucks Trailers Holland's Holman Funeral Home Hoss of Ozark Inez’s House of Beauty Music BOOSTERS Jack Newman Motors Jim's Gulf Service Joel Peggy's Grocery Johnson's Mobile Home Park Lisenby Nurseries Lolly's Carpet Lowery's Standard Station McLeans Jewelers of Enterprise Newton Dry Cleaners Newton Fabric Center Oil Well Station Orie Whitman Water Pump Repair Service Riddle Realty Ruben's T.V. Sales Service Sessions Building Supply Sherers Drive In Snell Sanders Electrical Plumbing Contractors Sullivan Jewelry Venetian Supper Club Wallace Grocery Ward Adams Dry Cleaners Webb Smith Roofing Remodeling Co., Inc. Whaley's Mr. Joe W. Adams Dr. George Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bentley Mr. Roy Bartow Blackmon Mr. Robert H. Brogden Mrs. Betty Jean Bradley Dr. Taylor Caffey Mr. and Mrs. William C. Carn Jr. The Mike Chatham Family Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Chesser Mrs. Grace Crittenden Dr. and Mrs. G. R. Crosby Dr. S. R. Davis, Chiropractor Mr. Jack Corbitt Mr. and Mrs. James W. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Willie G. Faniel The Stephen Farish Family Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gardner Mr. and Mrs. James Garner Mr. Paul E. Gowan Lt. Col. and Mrs. H. E. Haney The Glen Hazenfield Family Dr. and Mrs. N. W. Holman The Jack K. Hyde Family Mrs. Amanda Mae Jones Mr. James E. Keeton Maj. and Mrs. Alan R. Keller Mr. and Mrs. James H. Kelley, Sr. PATRONS Kiwanis Club of Ozark Mr. and Mrs. Danny Loman and Son Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Matthews Dr. and Mrs. L. D. McLaughlin Dr. R. J. McLaughlin Mrs. Mary Alice McLeod Rev. and Mrs. Miggins Dr. Major C. Mills Dr. and Mrs. James R. Murphree Mr. and Mrs. John Neher and Johnny Mrs. Clara Newman Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Peters Dr. B. D. Petrey Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Powers Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Raming Maj. and Mrs. Adam E. Runk ISG and Mrs. Johnes Sawyer Ltc. Wyatt L. Schneider Mrs. Wyatt L. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Deraid B. Shell and Family SFC and Mrs. Norman Shlam Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Snellgrove Mr. and Mrs. Grover P. Spicer Mr. Henry B. Steagall II Col. Elbert A. Warren Msg. and Mrs. William B. Williams Mr. Charles L. Woods 277 ALMA MATER Our strong band can never be broken It can never die; Far surWssing wealth unspoken. Sealed bjrfriendship’s tie. Ad Aras iraven on each heart; found unwavering true, High school days are swiftly passing,- Soon their sands are run. But while we live we'll ever cherish Friendships here begun. The great wings soar — are gone. The sun gashed sky shines wanly in the unrevealing place. — A thin sound of wings throbbing thin and far. . . and silence freezes each inscrutable star. Clement Wood • V -� fly n - 279 ___________ m