Carroll High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1975 volume:

EAGLET 1975 CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL OZARK, ALABAMA Editors: Robert Farish, Marilyn Heiss, Debbie Sims Assistant Editors: Jane Carroll, Cindy Deloney Business Managers: Mike Chalker, Keith English, Ronnie Judah Assistant Business Managers: Judy Beasley, Yvonne Davis Photographers: John Anderson, James White Assistant Photographer: Mike Shell Advisor: Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush CONTENTS Learning 22 Belonging 44 Being 130 The Yellow Pages 232 3 9 Imagine there’s no country And no religion, too, yet 17 0 N 20 LEA RNING 22 MMP4H In Dedication A nd Appreciation. . . Mrs. Janice Barnette We, the students and faculty of Carroll High School, gratefully dedicate our 1975 Eaglet to Mrs. Janice Barnette. Having been at Carroll High School for eleven years, she has been more than a teacher to her students. Her interest in their outside activities has been evidence of her devotion, and we hope this gift of dedication expresses our appreciation. Majoring in history and minoring in English and Physical Educa- tion, Mrs. Barnette earned her B.S. Degree at Troy State University and was honored with the title of Miss Troy State in 1950. She received her Master's of Education Degree from Auburn University. In her twenty-four years of teaching, she has taught at Goshen, Ozark Jr. High, and Carroll High. Mrs. Barnette is a member of the Ozark Education Association, Alabama Education Association, National Education Association, National Council of Teachers of English, Kappa Delta Pi, past Presi- dent of the Maude Martin Study Club, twenty years on the Troy State Student Teaching Council, Alpha Delta Kappa, Beta Sigma Phi, Personalities of the South in 1971 and 1972, Alabama's Dis- tinguished Personality in 1 973. She was cited by the governor for service in the essay contest for “Hire the Handicapped. Upon her resignation, Mrs. Barnette said, I was sorry to miss last year’s graduation, and I miss leaving this year’s class. Mrs. Barnette, we will miss you, too. 24 1974-75 Open Houses 25 Ozark City Board Of Education Mr. Billy Ray Fralish, Mr. Ken Washburn, Mr. Britt Mattews, Mr. James Kelley, Mr. Jerry Beasley, Mrs. Helen Murphree and Col. Clemon G. Courtney, honorary member from Ft. Rucker (Not shown) The Board of Education holds the responsibility of providing a comprehensive and diversified education for all students. They are involved in the educational growth of our city. These give freely of their time and energies to continually upgrade and enhance the educational and training opportunities of the youth of our community in these changing times. Mr. Billy Ray Fralish, Superintendent Building Dedication September 22, 1974 Mr. Charles K. Edgar, Principal This is the sixth 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 Ozark Edu- cation Association, the Alabama Education Association and the National Education Association. 28 Mr. Johnny W. Turner, Assistant Principal In Appreciation ... for two years of dedi- cated service and loyalty to the students and staff of Carroll High School. Mrs. Sarah McGowan Right — Mrs. Alison Brown, 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 counse- lors, Miss Martin, Mr. Jacobs, and Mr. McLeod help incoming and outgoing stu- dents 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 impor- tant ways. Mr. Jacobs explains college applications to a student Mr. Jimmy Jacobs Mr. L. O. McLeod Miss Wenonah Martin Miss Martin computes final class rankings. Mr. McLeod lectures a student on his career. 30 Library The Carroll High School Library consists of over ten thou- sand volumes of books, with a valued selection of many reading desires. The library subscribes to three newspapers and seventy-three magazines. The average circulation daily is approximately one hundred and forty-five books. The librarians are willing to help students solve any research problem which they may have. Mrs. Gladys Henry Mrs. Lillie Jarmon Mrs. Jarmon helps students check out books. Mrs. Bette Patton Art Department Art I and II are taught to students interested in Art History 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 cre- ativity. Mr. Elijah Rhodes Career Education The career development program is a curriculum vehicle designed to pro- vide an initial exploratory and motiva- tional experience for jobs, oriented threshold skills and general compe- tency from careers development pro- gram, participation and the further development of specialized skills. 31 Mrs. Patton assists student with Paper Mache Mr. Rhodes lectures to students on the world of work. Science Department Science, biological and physical, is an essential part of the edu- cation 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 sci- ence: 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 col- lege. Mr. William Baker Mr. Robert McCoy Mr. Baker supervises students taking blood pressure. Mr. McCoy explains the metric system. Mr. Wendell Carmichael Mr. David Williams 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 read toad signs and the dangers that occur if the laws are disregarded. The second phase called the laboratory phase deals in actual driving experience. 32 Below — Mr. Williams and Mr. Carmichael check the Drivers Ed car before students tak out for a drive. Math Department Mathematics is an essential skill in our everyday life. Our Mathematics Department makes it possible for each student to develop this skill and to use it to the best of his ability. The department has a wide range of selections of courses which include Math I and II, Geometry, Algebra I and II, and Analysis. Mr. Dagostin explains an Algebra problem to students. Mr. James Chancey Mr. Frank Dagostin Miss Bonnie MacLean Miss MacLean uses overhead projector in teaching Analysis. Mr. Chancey explains a theory problem to physics students. 33 Language Arts Department Miss Catherine Boykin Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush Mrs. Linda Childers Mrs. Bush discusses the progression of the Mrs. Barnette reviews Beowulf, yearbook. The Language Arts Department offers English, Spanish, and Journalism to Carroll High Students. Stress is placed on correcting weakness in these areas. A well-balanced English program helps to develop a mature mind. The foreign language courses broaden the students’ under- standing of word origins and his own language. Journalism offers an interpretation of the field of newspaper and yearbook work. Mrs. Austin helps student with a test. Miss Bowden assists student with an English paper. Mrs. Childers assists a student with term paper. Mrs. Valentine explains short stories to her students. Mrs. Hostetter discusses grades with a student. Mrs. Hicks helps a student with a newspaper column. History Department The History Department’s objective is to provide each student with the basic understanding of the institutions, ideas, and customs of our American society. Mr. Cecil Skinner Mrs. Murphy instructs drama student on assembly of props. Mrs. Nancy Murphy Mr. Lockhart shows student how to fill out income tax refund form. Mr. Dyck shows film on communism. Mr. Peak locates the Soviet Union in Russian history class. Mr. Skinner relates current events to students. 36 Music Department 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 knowl- edge. 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. Jim Peek Mr. Jim Harrison Mr. Ricky Shirley Mr. Peek makes reservations for band trips. Mr. Harrison rearranges music. Mr. Shirley and the choral club tape a show in a TV station. 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 pro- gram. The basic fundamentals of inking, lettering, pictorial drawing, and other graphic projection are stressed dur- ing the first year. For students who wish further knowledge, the sec- ond year is offered. «r Mr. John Paolo 37 Mr. Paolo draws a blueprint. Mrs. Linda Bailey Physical Education Department Physical Education contributes to an overall school plan at Carroll High. It is directed toward the main objectives, which are to develop good mental, physical, social and outdoor facilities. The need, interests, and experiences of the students are carefully considered when the activities are planned. Some of the activities enjoyed by the girls are softball, field hockey, basketball, volleyball, track, and tennis. The boys enjoy playing football, basketball, running track, wrestling, tennis, and volleyball. Mr. Dicky Chastain Mrs. Jackie Lee Mrs. Parrish shows passing technique in field hockey. Coach Chastain talks at morning pep rally. Mr. Larry Hicks Coach Lay supervises basketball practice. Mrs. Bailey referees a jump ball. It , Coach Hicks demonstrates the spike. Business Education The two preparatory programs in the Business Department are clerical and stenography. Each of these subjects include Typing 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 fur- ther advanced business courses after high school. Mrs. Patricia Lewis Mrs. Katherine Sasser Mrs. Brenda Steed Mrs. Margaret Taylor Mrs. Lewis calls attention to a newspaper clipping. Mrs. Sasser shows student how to use a dictaphone. Mrs. Taylor lectures on the short report. Mrs. Steed demonstrates margin setting. 39 Mr. John Andrews Mr. James Blankenship Mr. Gennie Gantt Mrs. Bertha Boykin Vocational Department Vocational Education gives the student an opportunity to explore and receive training in his chosen field. Vocational Education is the fastest growing phase of the educational program in Carroll High School. The department includes: Home Economics, Vocational Agriculture, and Diver- sified Occupations. Over the past twelve years, the department has increased to include Distributive Educa- tion, Drafting, Electronics, Industrial Coopera- tive Training, Office Occupations, Aviation, Cosmetology, and Auto Mechanics. Mr. Duane Hagen Mrs. Alice Parrish Mr. William Rushing Mr. Clyde Shipman Mrs. Hazel Wilkinson I j Mr. Gantt demonstrates the power saw, Mrs. Parrish stresses the importance of preparing dough correctly. Mr. Shipman speaks on the parts of the engine. R.O.T.C. Department The Junior ROTC 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. Sgt. Stewart demonstrates the assembly of the M-14. Col. Robert Carter Sgt. Morrel Key Sgt. Key orients a grid map. 42 Cafeteria And Maintenance Left to Right: Bob Hanson, Leonard Lancaster, Pauline Hanson. Mrs. Irene Morris Left to Right: Mary Anderson, Katherine Thomas, Gertrude Walker, Margie Coots, Lana Patrick. 43 Leonard Lancaster Left to Right: Mary Anderson, Katherine Thomas, Gertrude Walker. d + BELONGING 44 0 45 Student Government Association PRESIDENT: Robert Farish VICE-PRESIDENT: Sharon Riley SECRETARY: Marsha Anderson TREASURER: Janet Hobbs The Student Government of Carroll High has the job of promot- ing school spirit and communication between faculty and students. The members are elected from their respective classes by popular vote and are approved by the faculty. Seated, Left to Right: Marsha Anderson, Secretary; Janet Hobbs, Treasurer, Stan ing. Left to Right: Robert Farish, President; Sharon Riley, Vice-President. Row 1: Robert Farish, Marsha Anderson, Janet Hobbs, Sharon Riley, Donna Farrar, Kathy Dubois, Jan Bolich, Vicky Cintron, Kristi Lindsey, Jacki Dray, Marion Jenkins, Moni Baker, Gussie Johnston, Susan Stephens, Lottie Carroll, Cathy Bentley, Ellen Hubauer, Sheryl Sand, SPONSOR: MR. DAGOSTIN, Row 2: Tanya Thompson, Marty Schwar Keela Corn, Jane Garrett, Judy Beasley, Leah Harris, Amy Wall, Michelle Washburn, Nancy Deese, Cindy Hill, Row 3: Skip Gober, Mike Parker, Bobby Barefield, Buddy Mart Ron Dorriety, Jim Sessions, Tim Baker, Mike Whittaker, Kevin Wilson, Dwayne McQueen, Mark Newman, Winston Lewis, Allen Phillips, Willie Mack Palmer, Zo Speer. Student Government President Robert Farish Homecoming Entry The Student Government Association’s primary job this year consisted of their total financial support of Home- coming '74, a very successful jersey sale, and spirit boost- ers for basketball season. Overall, the SGA plays a vital part in the everyday lifestream of the school and is grateful for all support given, including the outstanding sponsorship of Mr. Frank Dagostin, an instructor here at Carroll High. 47 MR. FRANK DAGOSTIN, ADVISOR Homecoming Corsages and Boutonnieres Marie D. Horn Chapter National Honor Society Row 1: Pamela Newman, Amy Wall, Kitty Jackson, Pam Parmer, Brenda Gill, Cindy Owens, Ellen Hubauer, Marilyn Peters, Diane Payton, Sharon Riley, Debbie Miller, Jenni Hill, Donna Head, Rebecca Alexander, Ann Camp, Dottie Fowler, Gussie Johnston, Row 2: Sandra Blakey, SPONSOR: MRS. KNIGHT, Lessie Warner, Sherrie Lyle, Den Rains, Carole Mills, Pamela Haters, Evelyn Billings, Karen Burks, Nancy Deese, Marsha Anderson, Monica Baker, Lorna Dansby, Sheryl Sand, Marilyn Heiss, Anita Wol Susan Vela, Susan Williams, Edna Mae Brown, SPONSOR: MRS. VALENTINE, Row 3: Harvey Speer, Steve Phillips, Johnny Weston, Ron Dorriety, Winston Lewis, Mark $ phens. Chip Townsend, William Marks, Willie Palmer, Brian Keller, Bobby Pechtel, Malcom Newman, Rick Barefield, Kyle Moore, Don Ketcham. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Gussie Johnston VICE PRESIDENT: Chip Townsend SECRETARY: Sandra Blakey TREASURER: Ann Camp HISTORIAN: Amy Wall CHAPLAINS: Cindy Owens Sheryl Sand STORE MANAGER: Lorna Dansby SERVICE POINT CHAIRMAN: Lessie Warner 48 The goal of Marie D. Horn Chapter of the National Honor Society is to promote educa- tion through emphasis on four dimensions; Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Serv- ice. To become a member of the National Honor Society you must be a junior or senior with an average of at least 85. Grades are not the only important requirement to be a member of the National Honor Society. You must be a person of high character, and you must also perform services in the club to remain a member of the club. As a money raising project, the National Honor Society has a book fair which is always a success. The National Honor Society also runs the break room at the patio selling ice cream to raise money. The money raised goes toward a scholarship given outstanding senior member of the National Honor Society. There is an annual spring induction for all new members getting in the National Honor Society. Spanish Honor Society The Spanish Honor Society is an organization for students who have displayed outstand- ing work in the study of Span- ish and have had at least a ‘‘B” average for two consecu- tive semesters. Every year the Spanish Honor Society gives an award to the most out- standing Senior Spanish stu- dent. The Society is named for Dr. Alfred B. Thomas, profes- sor-emeritus at the University of Alabama. NEW MEMBERS: Left to Right, Row 1: Leslie Hazenfield, Jeanie Porker, Maurine Matthews, Sandy Miller, Sue Strickland, Lana Northi Helen Wilt, Glenda Copeland. Row 2: Adrienne Careccia, Jane Garrett, Vicki Corcoran, Janet Hobbs, Gail Jernigan, Sonia Garcia, K Knight, Judy Simpson, Anita Wolfe, Karen Gourley, Wanda Walker, Frank Ferry, Mark Duncan, David Thompson, Ken Stroud, Tim Tony Brogden, Tim Ivey, Steve Benefield, William Marks. Mrs. Knight, Advisor, displays Spanish Christmas Cards. OLD MEMBERS: Left to Right, Row 1: Bessie Clark, Pam Hafers, Sheryl Sand, Kitty Jackson, Pam Parmer, Marilyn Pel Ann Camp, Lorna Dansby, Row 2: Dilly Spurlock, Sandra Blakey, Renee Betts, Mark Stephens, Willie Mack Palmer, ( Townsend, Frank Smith, Debbie Wagner, Gail Allred, Marilyn Heiss, Gussie Johnston. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Lorna Dansby VICE PRESIDENT: Gail Allred SECRETARY: Dilly Spurlock TREASURER: Kitty Jackson 50 Art Club OFFICERS: Cindy Owens, Secretary; Connie Campbell, Vice-President; Johnny Weston, President. The main objective of the Art Club is to provide students with a better understand- ing of art and it’s history. Many money raising projects which are geared to improve the art facilities are frequently sponsored by the club. low 1 Tammy Spivey Kathy Schwarz, Dally Johnson, Doreen Huffstulter, Tonya Walker, johnny Weston, Andrea Dory, Ricky Vaughn Cindy Owens. Row 2: Diane Logan, Lmy Wall, Terri Marshall, Debbie Whittaker, Stanly Johnson, Maria Speight, Earl O'Riley, SPONSOR: MRS. PATTON, Connie Campbell, Janet Hobbs, Cathy Dubots, Shirley tutfo. Student Aetion For Education Make Tiseu Into Kittens Row 1: Janet Hobbs, Kathy Schwarz, Amy Wall, Debbie Whitman, Kitty Jackson, Debbie Sims, Sandra Blakey, Dilly Spurlock, Dana Stephens, Debbie Chaves, Evelyn Billing Edna Brown, Janice Jackson, Judy Beasley, Row 2: Chip Townsend, Sheryl Sand, Jane Carroll, Cindy Deloney, Jennifer Mullins, Wanda Blocker, Yvonne Davis, Sabrina Richai son, Denise Rains, Kay Hulon, Susan McNew, Renee Betts, Debbie Darlington, Celeste Woods, Maleah Wood, Row 3: Robert Farish, Marsha Anderson, Monica Baker, Nar Deese, Jennifer Hill, Debbie Miller, Kay Burgess, Susan Henderson, Sandy Miller, Debbie Williams, Terri Coaker, Debbie Drew, Michelle Smith, Jackie Oliver, Bessie Clark, R( 4: Kristi Fankhauser, Helen Wilt, Buddy Martin, Sue Strickland, Cheryl Sexton, Cathy Ham, Kathy Knight, Debbie Wagner, Skip Gober, Eugene McKnight, Maureen Matthev Row 5: Jane Garrett, Vicki Corcoran, Maria Speight, Lesie Hazenfield, Lottie Carroll, Jeanie Parker, Cathy Bentley, Mary Payne, Ellen Carroll, Sandra Mixon, Julie Waldin Row 6: Steven Benefield, Kevin Wilson, Karen Burke, Leah Harris, Mary Hill Sollie, Nancy Smith, Dottie Garner, Marty Schwarz, Timmy McDaniel, Sharon Thomsaton. MR. AND MISSS.A.E. Chip Townsend and Janet Hobbs 52 Secretary; Leah Harris, Vice President; Dilly Spurlock, President; Dana Stephens, Historian; Amy Woll, Treasurer; Eugene McKnight. S.A.E. is a national organization of students concerned with learning about education, as either a potential career or as a concerned citizen. S.A.E. members spent this year studying the learning process. Other activities included the district convention in Troy, the state convention in Montgomery, the Valentine Day Telegram Sale, and Senior Teaching Day. At the district convention Janet Hobbs won the title Miss Distict SAE and Leah Harris was elected to the district board. Future Homemakers Of America Renee Betts, Judy Beasley, Evelyn Billings, Sandra Blakey, Kathy Bright, Edna Brown, Karen Curtis, Lorna Danbsy, Yvonne Davis, Nancy Deese, Cindy Deloney, Peggy Fitz- Gerald, Sandy Garner, Karen Gourly, Sandra Griffin, Denise Hidalgo, Norma Hill, Janice Jackson, Kitty Jackson, Teresa Jarvis, Robin Lindsay, Sherrie Lyle, Debbie Miller, Sandy Miller, Susan McNew, Jennifer Mullins, Pam Parmer, Denise Rains, Sabrina Richardson, Starr Smith, Dilly Spurlock, Doris Synder, Marie Turner, Pam Tuttle, Amy Wall, Debbie Whitman, Anita Wolfe, Cassandra Arthur, Brenda Bell, Ellen Carroll, Glenda Copeland, Barbara Deloney, Emily Dickinson, Glenda Ellis, Susan Garner, Jane Garrett, Karen Harrison, Shirley Hutto, Susan Irvine, Dolly Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Barbara Miller, Susan Miller, Sandra Mixon, Laura Murray, Lisa Sellers, Portia Shipman, Pam Smith, Mary Hill Sollie, Susan Stephens, Mary Jane Stubbs, Robbie Turbeville, Annette Walker, Kathy Walters, Linda Windham, Dianna Adair, Rita Barnes, Joan Bergeron, Sandra Blocker, Debbie Bowers, Freda Britt, Debra Cagle, Rosalyn Calhoun, Eleanor Camp, Terinda Campbell, Jamie Clark, Pam Coleman, Cindy Crumpler, Donna Devine, Susan Dixon, Jackie Droy, Marion Ehman, Octavia Everett, Domma Farrar, Kathleen Ferry, Dottie Garner, Debra Holder, Cindy Hudson, Shelia Hughes, Bobbie Lrvine, Debbie Jordan, Becky Justice, Debra Kendrick, Sylvia Leatherwood, Kathy Lickte, Jynell McCartha, Rhonda Mooring, Linda Nelson, Cheryl Newman, Becky Parrish, Michelle Pedigo, Paige Phillips, Nancy Phillips, Venassa Roberts, Sally Russell, Debbie Sand, Mahala Sawyer, Rhonda Shirah, Carolyn Sistrunk, Cecropia Smith, Voncile Stewart, Debbie Strickland, Debra Sweeny, Lynn Thompson, Alicia Trawick, Linda Turner, Dianna Ware, Terri Warren. 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 decoration, and child care. Through today’s young people, communication, skills, and values can bring better understanding. 54 PARLIAMENTARIAN Cecropia Smith 55 Health Careers Club Row 1: Fred Boswell, Dona Stephens, Debbie Chaves, Leslie Blackmon, Robert Farish, Row 2: Dwayne McQueen, Priscilla Newman, Edna Brown, Janice Jackson, Judy Beasle Nancy Deese, Debbie Sims, Sandy Miller, Debbie Williams, Lorna Dansby, Sheryl Sand, Dilly Spurlock, Amy Wall, Greg Smith, RPw 3: Chuck Flohe, Don Ketcham, Chip Tow send, Sharon Riley, Bobby Pechtel, Denise Rains, Kay Hulon, Kitty Jackson, Susan McNew, Sherrie Lyle, Marsha Anderson, Mary Randall, Cindy Owens, Row 4: Sonia Garc Stephen Benefield, Kenny West, Timmy McDaniel, Mary Payne, Cathy Bentley, Emily Dickinson, Glen Griggs, Renee Betts, Debbie Drew, Mark Stephens, Lottie Carroll, Chu Buckinger, Janet Hobbs, Row 5: Sue Strickland, Cheryl Sexton, Michelle Washburn, Carleton Shade, Leslie Hazenfield, Jeanie Parker, Eugene McKnight, Cathy Ham, Ju Walding, Barbara Deloney, Sandra Mixson, Nancy Johnson, Susan Stephens, Kevin Wilson, Row 6: Kathy Knight, Karen Parsons, Tammy Spivey, Vicki Corcoran, Jane Garre Debbie Wagner, Laura Murray, Laura Wells, Gussie Johnston, Marilyn Heiss, SPONSOR: MR. McCOY, Row 7: Ronald Harris, Tony Brogden, Tim Bush, Janet Arnold, Do Johnson, Susan Garner, Leah Harris, Mary Hill Sollie, Jim Sessions. PRESIDENT: Robert Farish VICE-PRESIDENT: Leslie Blackmon PRESIDENT-ELECT: Freddy Boswell SECRETARY-TREASURER: Dana Stephens CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: Debbie Chaves The purpose of the club is to help stu- dents determine if they have a career in the medical field. Members gain knowl- edge through experience and interesting speakers. The Health Careers Club is the largest club of its kind in the state. The Carroll High chapter contains 80 members and is also the home of the new state Health Careers Club president. This well known club has been in existence for three years. Seated, Left to Right: Leslie Blackmon, Vice-President; Debbie Chaves, Corresponding Secretary; Dana Stephen: Secretary-Treasurer, Standing, Left to Right: Freddy Boswell, President-Elect; Robert Farish, President. 57 Future Business Leaders Of A merica Row 1: Debra Holder, Franciouse Crittenden, Sondra Bright, Sherrie Lyle, Mary Randall, Janice Jackson, Manica Schwegler, Evelyn Billings, Edna Brown, Debbie Cagle, Row 2: Teresa Jarvis, Cindy Mabrey, Linda Jones, Diane Hornsby, Brenda Johnston, Carol Marshall, Sharon Lolley, SPONSOR, MRS. SASSER, Cathy Caraway, Nancy Smith, Linda Leonard, Carolyn Cummings. OFFICERS: Monica Schwegler, Vice-President, Mary Randall, Reporter, Janice Jackson, Treasurer, Sherrie Lyle, President, Sondra Bright, Secretary. FBLA emphasizes the importance of developing leadership qualities in the indi- vidual through active participation in ori- ented activities. 58 Girls’ A thletic Association Row 1: SPONSOR: MRS. BAILEY, Jean Wilson, Cheryl Newman, Sally Williams, Portia Shipman, Kim Fields, Row 2: Teresa Sutton, Sylvia Kenamore, Beth Gulledge, Katie Marks, Tammy King, Carol Marshall, Gussie Johnston, Marilyn Heiss, Jynell McCartha, Lynn Thompson, Row 3: Ellen Hubauer, Cindy James, Dilly Spurlock, Jennifer Hill, Michele Washburn, Debbie Sammons, Cheryl Sexton, Karen Parsons, Toni Slade, Row 4: Brenda Johnston, Michele Smith, Maleah Wood, Cindy Hill, Sharon Lolley, Conora Bolkom, Cathy Caraway, Sondra Bright, Row 5: Polly Johnson, Laurie Adcock, Kathy Stanfield, Vanessa Roberts, Carolyn Sistrunk, Francouise Crittenden, Alecia McLeod, Donna Farrar, Row 6: Catherine Dubois, Kay Chauvin, Debra Kindrick, Paige Phillips, Jenise Burks, Debbie Leveritt, Row 7: Susan Williams, Jennifer Mullins, Kristi Frankhauser, Alicia Trawick. The primary objective of the GAA is to promote school spirit in the school, interest in physical education, and development of physical stature. 59 Distributive Education Club Row 1: Pam Parmer, Cheryl Richardson, Cathy Joiner, Brenda Gill, Mitzi Hodges, Marcia Mabrey, Row 2: Mary McGee, Andrea Dory, Donna Head, Susan Henderson, J Clements, Starr Smith, Debbie Parrish, Janet Hobbs, Kathy Holliday, Jacki Oliver, Bessie Clark, Mitzi Johnson, Row 3: Kim Kittredge, Barbara Byrd, Craig Bonds, SPONSO MR. RUSHING, Keith English, Kay Burgess, Steve Barefield, William Judah, Chip Graham, Chuck Metz, Marsha Anderson, Dennis Bowman. Janet Hobbs, Reporter; Kathy Holliday, Treasurer; Donna Head, Secretary; Starr Smith, President; Keith English, Vice-President; Barbara Byrd, Historian. Mr. and Miss D.E. Philip Powell and Jacki Oliver The D.E. Club is the only national organization operc ing through the public schools attempting to build stati for careers in marketing and distribution in goods and se vices. 60 VIC A Row 1: Mike Crooks, Kathy Johnson, Pam Newman, Debbie Miller, Susan Robison, Brett Mitchell, Kat Hand, Teresa Jarvis, Larry Grantham, Sam Mound, Row 2: Diane Logan, Sam Brown, Terry Holmes, Jimi Miller, Lessie Warner, Carolyn Cummings, SPONSOR: MR. BLANKENSHIP, Steve Phillips, Tonia Walker, Sabrina Richardson, Ronnie Judah, Rebecca Alexander, John Anderson. OFFICERS: Sabrina Richardson, President; Debbie Williams, Reporter; Secretary, Debbie Miller; Susan Robison, Hisforion; Vice-President, Steve Phillips; Reporter, Ronnie Judah. Vocation Industrial Clubs of America is composed industrial cooperative program. These students are training. of Students enrolled in the trade and involved in academic and on-the-spot Steve Phillips and Sabrina Richardson Mr. and Miss VIC A Biology Club Make Tiberis Into Kitfenb Top Row: George Walker, Tommy Sauls, James Royal, Kathy Marks, Mike Parker, Tammie King, Row 2: Brian Michalic, Mike Wolfe, Robert Dubois, Ronald Harris, K« Wilson, SPONSOR: MR. BAKER, Row 3: Doris Dawkins, Mike Shell, Mark Barefield, Martha Schwarz, David Speer, Allen Morrow, Polly Johnson, Row 4: Alisha McCIo Fracoise Crittenden, Portia Shipmon, Cybil Peters, Cindy Hill, Dorothy Garner, Debbie Brownfield, John Farish, Freida Pippin, Jef Vernon, Diana Herring, Row 5: Ven Holmes, Linda Jones, Cathy Carrowoy, Theresa Langston, Sally Russell, Linda Turner, Mark Keller, Beth Gulledge, Betty Sullivan, Row 6: Eddie Crittenden, Cecropia Sm Evelyn Billings, Janice Jackson, Marion Jenkins, May Brown, Judy Beasley, Mary Scarborough, Diane Hornsby, Debra Randell. OFFICERS CLASS REPRESENTATIVE: Robert Dubois CLASS REPRESENTATIVE: James Royal CLASS REPRESENTATIVE: Marty Schwarz VICE-PRESIDENT: Linda Turner PRESIDENT: Freida Pippen CLASS REPRESENTATIVE: Tammie King CLASS REPRESENTATIVE: Katty Marks SECRETARY: Linda Jones (not pictured) The Biology Club was organized to promote interest of students who seek future knowled in the field of science through personal experience and interesting speakers. 62 Drafting Club SPONSOR: MR. PAOLO, Row 1: Allen Sullivant, Debbie Sims, Kay Hulon, Row 2: Larry Grantham, Terry Grantham, Richard Evans, Amy Wall, Don Ketcham, Robert Whittaker, Robert Miller, Skip Schweglar, Row 3: Sam Maund, David Saxton, Jim Sessions, Russell Sears, James Remound, Bill Morris, Bill Hull, Ernie Jacobs. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Don Ketcham VICE PRESIDENT: Richard Evans REPORTER: Ernie Jacobs SECRETARY: Jim Sessions TREASURER: Russell Sears SONG LEADER: Bill Hull SWEETHEART: Amy Wall The Drafting Club is designed to acquaint the student with basic fundamentals of drafting and a study of career possibil- ities with emphasis on individual interest. HERO Club Row Is Susan Winland, Sandy Gaddis, Kathy Bright, Shelia Sasser, Lynn Scott, Ginny Simmons, Row 2: Vivian Hamilton, Iris Stewart, Venora Holmes, Beth Grant, Ang« Baskerville, Diane Montgomery, Jelaine Doster, Katherine Laster, Priscilla Nelson, Maulena Parker, Row 3: Frieda Menkins, Brenda Jo Johnson, Anne Roberts, Sandra Lamo Gwen Loyal, Ree Fuller, Lyndelle Martin, Julia Kaliman, Elaine Parker, Lisa Whatley, Shannon Chancey, SPONSOR: MRS. BOYKIN. OFFICERS: Susan Winland, Parliamentarian, Sandy Gaddis, Treasurer, Kathy Bright, Reporter, Jelaine Doster, Historian, Priscilla Nelson, Assistant Secretary, Julia Kalim Vice-President, Maulena Parker, Secretary, Shelia Sasser, President, Vivian Hamiliton, Vice-President. The HERO Club is devoted to the learning and mastering of essential basic skills for health and beauty aids. 64 Future Farmers Of A merica Row It Jim Cooper, Jim Grantham, Mork Johnson, Robert Lamont, David Weldon, Row 2: Mark Leatherwood, Steve Deloney, Frank Walooka, Eddie Pumphrey, Steve Barnes, Row 3: Wesley Locke, Jerome McCartha, Kelly Strickland, Steve Phillips, Ray Charles Dyck, SPONSOR: MR. GANTT, Wayne Mobley, Frederic Harper, Bobby Simmons, Daniel Houston, Terry Holmes. PRESIDENT: Terry Holmes VICE-PRESIDENT: Wesley Locke SECRETARY: Frank Walooka TREASURER: Ray Charles Dyke REPORTER: Eddie Pamphrey SWEETHEART: Robin Lindsay The Future Farmers of America is an organization of boys studying vocational agriculture in Carroll High School and other small towns and rural areas in Amer- ica. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agricultural leadership cooperation, and citizenship. 65 Career Education Charlie Jackson, MR. RHODES, Duane, Bush, Anthony Hill, Eugene Fink, Arthur Shipman, Bobby Simmons, Fredrick Griffin, Russell Peek, Paul Rhodes, Donnie Minton, Jar Ward, Edward Woodard, Sheila Strickland. - James Ward, Paul Rhodes, Eugene Fink, Cindy Peters, Jimmy Horton, Tammy Leroy, Fredrick Griffin, Bobby Simmons, Edward Woodard, Tommy Johnson, Steve Grice, Kot Petralia, Norman Shlam, Mike Louis, Keith Hagler, Bobby Casey, Teresa Spurlock, Kathy Ruble. 66 PRESIDENT: Edward Woodard VICE PRESIDENT: Kathy Petralia SECRETARY: Tammy Leroy TREASURER: Cindy Peters REPORTER: Donnie Minton Career education is the blending of the academic with the vocational in the process of educating all persons during their entire lives to be aware of the variety of opportunities for work that exist in their community and in the nation. It prepares the individuals by establishing foundations for their working lives based upon identified interests and talents to the end that they will be able to make effective use of their skills. 67 Pep Club First Row, Left to Right: Robert Forish, Michelle Woshburn, Mike Cholker, Sue Strickland, Buddy Jackson, Steve Adcock, Zo Speer, Allen Wright, 2nd Row: Jane Carroll, Sand Garner, Amy Wall, Chuck Buckinger, Wanda Blocker, Sandy Miller, Sherrie Lyle, Don Ketcham, Keith McLaughlin, Dilly Spurlock, 3rd Row: Cathy Bentley, Mary Payne, Fr McAfee, Ron Dorriety, Steve Potter, Bill Radcliff, Mike Skelton, Marilyn Heiss, Kim Fields, 4th Row: Brian Keller, Pam Hafers, Debbie Chaves, Trey Hood, Debbie W.ll.on Buddy Martin, Stan Garner, MR. McCOY, SPONSOR, 5th Row: Cheryl Sexton, Skip Gober, Karen Parsons, Ron Burke, Eddie Davis, Leslie Hazenfield, Eugene McKnight, Ke Shuman. OFFICERS: Robert Farish, Chairman; Zo Speer, Chairman; Steve Adcock, Treasurer; Brian Keller, Senior Director; Debbie Chaves, Secretary. The Carroll High School Basketball Pep Club, in its first year at Carroll, was organized by a group of seniors who felt the need of moral support for the team at home and out of town games. The organization proved very effective and plan to continue its pro- gram through the coming years. Library Club Avis Withrow, Rito Barnes, Debbie Henderson, Kenneth Thomas, Susan Dixon, Mrs. Jarmon, Theresa Langston, Kathy Stanfill, Mrs. Henry, Cheryl Richardson. Not pictured: Jeff Vernon, Cheryl Blonsit. “C” Club There are many enjoyable challenges in being a library assistant — Service, Education, Character and Development! Row I: Dona Stephens, Monica Baker, Bruce Queer,y, Nancy Deese, Buddy Jackson, Mike Chalker, Robert Fansh, Allen Wright, Joan,. Parker Em,ly -non. Row 2, Freddy Boswell, Bennett Ward, Kenneth Strickland, Keith McLaughlin, Zo Speer, Maurine Matthews Steve Adcock Lathe Carroll. Raw 3= Brian Keller Debbie Drew Trey Hood Chuck Buckinaer Greg Williford Eugene McKnight, Rick Borefield, Bill Radcliff. Row 4, David Wlttekind, R,chard Everett, Dav.d Speer, Stan Garner Buddy mL, Mark Andrews NealZsby Rol 5, Paul McNair, Skee, Jenkins, Dann.e Ray Newman, Greg Cole, Eddie Jiles. Row 6, COACH CHASTAIN, Winston Lewis, Wms.on Jackson, Ray Charles Dyck, Willie Palmer. The MC” Club is composed of lettermen in any varsity sport. Interact Club left to Right: Allen Morrow, Roger Casey, Buddy Martin, William Judah, Max Lord, Buddy Jackson, Trey Hood, Bruce Quearry, Zo Speer, Jimmy Miller, Mike Chalkei Gober, Chuck Buckinger. The Interact Club is sponsored by an organization that is well known for helping people around the world: The Rotary Club. The Interact Club participates in many activities throughout the year to help charity; it makes money through carwashes and odd jobs. A small portion of this money is used to finance the Jimmy Adams Memorial Scholarship Award that is given to the most outstanding member of the local Interact Club. A portion of the remaining amount helps to finance some of the members’ trip to the annual Southern Alabama Convention. Another form of raising money is through basketball games with other clubs of the same nature. There is a total of 250,000 members around the world. Students in their last four years of school are eligible for membership in this honorable club; however you must receive a cordial invitation which requires a character of leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. These characteristics are judged by the sophomore, junior, and senior members. The Interact Club was chartered in 1964 and has been suc- cessful since then. 1974 is a special year for the Interact Club because it marks a decade of charitable services for the pub- lic. SWEETHEART: Donna Head 70 Donna Head, Brian Keller, Mark Craddock, Kirk McClendon, Jeff Craddock, Mike Parker, Jackie Phillips, Eugene McKnight, Mark Stephens, Chip Townsend, Mark Keller, David Speer. SENIORS: Left to Right: Mike Chalker, Chip Townsend, Buddy Jackson, Donna Head, Brian Keller, Bruce Quearry, Jimmy Miller, Zo Speer, Max Lord, Mark Stephens. OFFICERS: Zo Speer, Vice-President; Brian Keller, President; Eugene McKnight, Secretary; Chip Townsend, Treasurer. 71 Key Club International Left to Right, Row 1: Gory Jernigan, Craig Leonard, Mike Skelton, Lessie Warner, Ginger Nix, Maurine Matthews, Row 2: John Hilboldt, Mike Whittaker, Mark Newman, Greg Williford, Kevin Wilson, Brett Coleman, Pat Holman, Kenny West, John Farish, Randy Epperson, Row 3: Tim Bush, Tony Brogden, Steve Benefield, Bennett Ward, Ernie Jacobs, Kevin Shuman, Row 4: Jim Sessions, David Thompson, Stan Garner, Carlton Ray, Neil Dansby, Rick Bare- field, Steve Adcock, Robert Farish, Don Ketcham, Keith McLaughlin, Robert Whittaker, Ron Dorriety. PRESIDENT: Robert Farish VICE-PRESIDENT: Don Ketcham SECRETARY: Robert Whittaker TREASURER: Mark Newman REPORTER: Kevin Shuman SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: Steve Adcock SWEETHEART: Lessie Warner JUNIOR FAVORITE: Maurine Matthews SOPHOMORE FAVORITE: Ginger Nix OFFICERS: Left to Right: Mark Newman, Treasurer; Steve Adcock, Sergeant-at-Arms; Ginger Nix, Sophomore Favorite; Robert Farish, President; Lessie Warner, Sweetheart; Don Ketcham, Vice-President; Maurine Matthews, Junior Favorite; Robert Whittaker, Secretary; Kevin Shuman, Reporter. A labama District Left to Right: Maurine Matthews, Junior Favorite; Lessie Warner, Sweetheart — Division VIII, Alabama International District; Ginger Nix, Sophomore Favorite. SWEETHEART: Lessie Warner JUNIOR EA VO RITE: Maurine Matthews SOPHOMORE EA VORITE: Ginger Nix Key Club International is a service organization committed to serving the needs of our school and community. It is the largest high school boys' service club and is found on campuses across the United States and around the world. The Kiwanis Club spon- sors the Key Club and both clubs have enjoyed excellent rela- tions throughout the years. The Carroll High School Key Club successfully lived up to the 1974-1975 administrative theme “Caring — Our Way Of Life, by making contributions of $200.00 to the Alabama Sheriff's Boys' Ranch. Other projects during the year included car washes, assisting the Kiwanians in their annual projects, including the underprivilege childrens' camp and Carson-Bornes five ring cir- cus which came to Ozark in Mid-October, and graduation set-up. The service project for Carroll High this year was the compilation of a Student Directory for the second year which is the most diffi- cult, involved, yet rewarding project the Key Club ever performs. Both in March and in November, the Key Club had the honor of hosting the Spring and Fall Rallies, which included guest speak- ers Congressman Bill Dickinson and 1975 State Governor Hons Watford. Both were very successful. Some of the ideals advocated by the Key Club include the pro- motion of the adoption and application of higher standards in scholarship, sportsmanship, and social contacts; 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 ideals which makes possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism, and good will. Key Club Basketball plays an important role in sportsmanship and this year they sported a 12 game schedule. Returning start- ers from last year included Robert Farish, Steve Adcock, Neil Dansby, and Kevin Shuman. Key Club International is open by invitation to all male stu- dents from their freshman through senior years who display promise of living up to the purpose, obligations, and ideals of Key Club. 73 SENIOR MEMBERS: Left to Right: Keith McLaughlin, Steve Adcock, Don Ketcham, Robert Farish, Lessie Warner, Robert Whittaker, Rick Barefield, Ron Dorriety. Talon Staff Row 1: Gwen Loyal, Karen Gourley, Rene Cammack, Row 2: Maleah Wood, Pam Hafers, Kathy Wiggins, Row 3: Cindy Etheridge, Janine Grambling, Leah Harris, Row Wanda Walker, Jeanie Parker, Gloria Jones, Row 5: Barbara Sexton, Deb Sammons, Cheryl Sheffield, Row 6: Kevin Shuman, Eugene McKnight, Zo Speer, Row 7: Malcol Newman, Joe Sexton, Mike Carle, Laura Pedigo, Angel Rook, Kathy Lindsay, Vicki Corcoran, Susie Reyes, Doreen Huffstutler, Cindy Workman, Debbie Drew, Row 8: Walt Jones, Cynthia McDaniel, John Farish, Robert Miller, David Weldon, Glenda Ellis, Rick Barefield, Nancy Smith, Sherry Weeks, Row 9: Allen Phillips, Tim Mecum, Sydney Tullo Allen Wright, Brian Keller, Harold Dobbel, Ray Charles Dyck, Mike Allen, Janet Hobbs, Lorna Dansby. SPORTS EDITORS: Zo Speer, Brian Keller, and Eugene McKnight. The Talon is a self supported organization. With a circulation of 300 issues, the paper makes no profit. Money used to pay for the paper is raised by ads and cir- culation. The staff is made up of 2nd and 3rd year students with 1 st 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. 74 CO-EDITORS: Debbie Drew and Malcolm Newman. ASSISTANT EDITORS: Harold Dobbel Sherry Weeks BUSINESS MANAGERS: Kevin Shuman, Allen Wright, Not Pictured: Trey Hood, and Ads Manager Doreen Huffstutler. FEATURES: Seated, Left: Nancy Smith, Angel Rook, Kathy Lindsay, Standing: Cindy Workman, Janet Hobbs, Mrs. Hicks, Advisor, shows first year students how to layout the Lorno Dansby, Jeanie Parker. newspaper. CLUB NEWS: Vicki Corcoran, Karen Gourley CIRCULATION: Maleah Wood, Pam Haf- ers TYPISTS: Seated: Cindy Etheridge, Bar- bara Sexton 75 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. The staff has worked many long hours to meet deadlines, and straighten out all the problems occurring in any publication. Our main objective is to give Carroll High School 0 book that will hold all of the memories of the 1974-1975 school year that might be otherwise forgotten in the future. EDITORS: Debbie Sims, Robert Farish, Marilyn Heiss 76 ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS: Yvonne Davis, Judy Beasley. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Ronnie Judah, Keith English, Mike Chalker. ADVISOR: Mrs. Bush SPORTS: Mahala Sawyer, Sharon Duboise, Winston Lewis, Octavia Everette. ASSISTANT EDITORS: Cindy Deloney, Jane Carroll, ADVISOR: MRS. BUSH, EDITORS: Marilyn Heiss, Debbie Sims, Robert Farish. ASSISTANT EDITORS: Cindy Deloney, Jane Carroll. 77 I CLUBS: Jane Carroll, Cindy Deloney, Yvonne Davis, Kathy Walters, Russell Sears, Ronnie Judah, Keith English, Robert Farish, Marilyn Heiss, Debbie Sims. SPORTS: Mark Newman, Bill Rodcliff, Mark Craddock, Steve Adcock, Voncile Stewart, Donna Farrar. FEATURES: Debbie Sims, Yvonne Davis, Wanda Blocker, Jane Carroll, Cindy Deloney, Marilyn Heiss, Kay Hulon, DENISE RAINS, EDITOR. Mike Shell, Photographer ROTO Starr Roberts, Claudia Coutu, Robert Fans Not Shown. FACULTY: Robbie Turbeville, Shirley Hutto, Karen Harrison. BAND: Pam Smith, Kay Hulon, Cindy Deloney, Yvonne Davis, Denise Rains, Sandy Miller, Wanda Blocker. CLASSES: Judy Gardner, Keela Corn, Chuck Metz, Wendy Holmes, Rus- sell Beaty. CLASSES: Julia Kalimah, Melvin Sawyer, Judy Beasley, Elnora Smith, Alecia McLeod. CLASSES: Carole Smith, Mike Mound, Darlene Strickland, Susan Williams, Cheryl Byrne, Allen Sullivant, Shelia Sasser, Kevin Pine, Greg Harrington, Greg Smith. 79 BAND: Millie Munn, Tammy Armstrong, Debbie Chalker, Susan McNew, Mike Whittaker. CLASSES: Phyllis Logon, Cora Mildrum, Carol Galyon, Lynn Thompson, Sandra Blocker. CLUBS: Karen Johnson, Casey Carlson, Mary Hill Sollie, Karen Burks. ROTC: Karen Parsons, Cheryl Sexton, Donna McCall, Beverly Littlefield, C Brewer. 80 SPORTS: Timmy McDaniel, Mary Payne, David Speer. SPORTS: Bennett Word, Skip Schweglor, Tim Boker, Robin Lindsay, Joey Turner, Lauro Wells Laurie Adcock UmiA rInrk -—--------- SPORTS: Nancy Deese, Dennis Bowman, Lottie Carroll, Cathy Bentley, Debbie Williams, Mike Chalker, Monica Schwegler, Max Lord. CLASSES: Charlotte Kinsey, Cheryl Newman, Zero Mae Shipmon, Jennifer Mullins, John Royal, Terry Hess, Agnes Bludsworth. SPORTS: Mark Craddock, Mark Newman, Debbie Whitman, Bill Radcliff, Keith McLaughlin, Ann Sellers, Steve Adcock. FACULTY: Eddie Williams, Mark Barefield, Pat Lord. CLASSES: JoAnne Cooper, Sally Williams, Debbie Brownfield, Teresa Sigers, Ricky Maddox, Malinda Snell, Carleton Schade, Mel- issa McLure. FACULTY: Bruce Quearry, Chuck Flohe, Kenny West, Diane Ware, Vanessa Roberts, Caro- lyn Sistrunk, Debra Kendricks. Choral Club MEMBERS ARE: Stephanie Alexander, Marsha Anderson, Stephen Benefield, Monica Baker, Leslie Blackmon, Kay Burgess, Ron Burke, Jenise Burkes, Barbara Byrd, Debbie Chaves, Terr Cooker, Eddie Davis, Nancy Deese, Emily Dickinson, Carolyn Farmer, Susan Garner, Glen Griggs, Leah Harris, Ronald Harris, Leslie Hazenfield, Chris Hubauer, Ellen Hubauer, Timmy Ivey Cindy James, Marian Jenkins, Dolly Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Linda Leonard, Kristi Lindsay, Carole Mills, Jennifer Mullins, James Murray, Laura Murray, Dwayne McQueen, Paul McNair, Anita Naberhuis, Susie Pace, Debbie Palmertree, Jeanie Parker, Diane Payton, Marilyn Peters, Claude Roos, Joe Sexton, Judy Simpson, Maria Speight, Dana Stephens, David Thompson Tanyo Thompson, Chip Townsend, Amy Wall, Michelle Washburn, John Weston, Debbie Whittaker, Sally Williams, Kevin Wilson, Helen Wilt. The Carroll High Choral Club, directed by Mr. Rickey Shirley, presents concerts during the year for the student body and local organizations, as well as competing in choral competitions throughout Alabama. They have a statewide reputation as a fine concert choir. Selected members also compete in All-State chorus try-outs. The Choral Club has consist- ently received superior ratings from judges at festivals and contests in Alabama. 82 PRESIDENT: Eddie Davis VICE-PRESIDENT: Dwayne McQueen SECRETARY-TREASURER: Emily Dickinson PUBLIC RELATIONS: Michelle Washburn LIBRARIANS: Debbie Chaves Laura Murray 83 “The Pride Of The The Carroll Higl •'«ujtaj RIFLES: Wanda Blocker, Denise Rains, Sherrie Lyle, Yvonne Davis. Captain; Don Ketchum, Senior Lieutenant; Lorna Dansby, Secretary; Sherrie Lyle, Treasurer; Kevin Wilson, Co-Captain; Kathy Knight, Junior Lieutenant; Joe Sexton, Sophomore Lieutenant, Mike Whittaker. PERCUSSION: Jamie McDaniel, Don Phillips, Dwight Johnson, Perry Mar- cum, Micheal Johnson, Joe Sexton, Ricky Vaughn, Mary Hill Sollie. 86 LANCERS: Karen Burks, Susan Stephens, Vivian Hamilton, Ellen Carroll, Mary Hill Sollie, Amy Wall, Sherrie Exum, Kitty Jackson Barbara Delaney. COLOR GUARD CAPTAIN 87 MAJORETTES Renee, Cindy, and Tanya attended Sun- nyside Twirling Camp, Panama City Beach, Florida, while Susan and Nancy were at the Heart of Dixie Twirling Camp held at Auburn University. These girls entertained with the band at the football games and were a great asset. Bottom Left — Renne Betts — Senior — Head Majorette Bottom Right — Susan McNew — Senior Bottom (Left to Right) — Tanya Thompson, Cindy Ethridge Top — Susan McNew, Renee Betts (Head), Nancy Johnson We’re An A merican Band Carroll High J. R. O. T. C. SENIOR ARMY INSTRUCTOR: LTC (Ret) Robert Carter ASSISTANT INSTRUCTORS: Sgt. Morrell Key Sgt. Arthur Stewart Third Army Region BATTALION COMMANDER Robert Farish BATTALION XO Rex Thain S-l John Anderson S-2 Kathy Flynn S-3 Sherry Tolbert S-4 Michael Wolfe COMMAND SGT. MAJ. Joe Brown 95 “A ” Company Donna Armstrong, George Arsenault, Rickey Barrow, David Bastin, Joseph Brown, Barbara Butler, John Carter, Kevin Crisman, Kevin Ensley, Debra Holder, Mark Honaker, David Housman, Babby Johnson, Lotus Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Linda Leonard, Priscilla Nelson, Sandra Newman, Earl O'Rielly, Elaine Parker, Jim Ralston, Herbert Riley, Billie Scarborough, Mary Scarborough, Bruce Skipper, Debra Strickland, Betty Sullivan, Richard Tierney, Alecia Trawick, Bill Williams, Donnie Williamham. “B” Company Jonathan Barrs, Barbara Byrd, Terinda Campbell, Pearlie Cooks, Howard Coleman, Mike Crooks, Doris Dawkins, Karen Dillon, Leonard Fabor, Michael Graddy, Beth Grant, Jeremiah Harper, Dianna Herring, Venora Holmes, Dianne Hornsby, Cindy Hudson, Barbara Irvine, Deborah Kanardy, lutitia Lee, Alecia McLeod, Gwendolyn McLeod, Clara Palmer, Michael Parker, John Ponder, Debra Randall, Gary Riffey, Mahala Sawyer, Greg Smith, Deborah Sweeney, David Thompson, Van Vaughn, George Walker, Victor Wright, Jackie Dray, Tommie King, Mike Sanford, Kim Dimorier. Mark Andrews, Richard Bailey, Mark Barefield, Robert Barnard, Porter Belcher, Roscoe Belcher, Lester Billings, Freda Britt, Mary Cammack, Ronald Cobb, Jerry Crittenden Curtis Dyck, Cothy Dobransky, Sharon Duboise, Robert Dubois, Frank Fabor, James Gaddy, Sonia Garcia, Alice Hallford, Walter Hobdy, Shirley Hutto, Gloria Jones, Bennit Johnson, Kenneth Jaunais, Teresa Langston, Kenneth Moore, Jan Newkirk, Robert Phillips, Felecia Roberts, Millie Sanders, Michael Sexton, Michael Shell, Diane Stewart, Diana Thompson, James Ward, Rita Tomlin, Dannie Williams, Jerry Williams, Katie Marks, Walter Jones. “D” Company Lorenzo Andrew, Richard Blanchfield, Corondo Calhoun, Rosalynn Calhoun, Cliff Courtney, Lillie Covington, Francois Crittenden, Octavio Everett, Karen Gourley, Robert Har- rell, Karen Harrison, Debra Henderson, Linda Jones, Glenn Jones, Debra Martin, Mary Nickerson, Walter Nowocin, James Owens, Elnora Smith, Voncile Stewart, Diane Taylor, Susie Turner, Annette Waker, Kimberly Wilder, Joseph Williams, Helen Wilt, Harvey Scribner. Headquarters John Anderson, Joe Brown, Adrienne Coreccio, Robert Farish, Frank Ferry, Kathy Flynn, Norma Hill, Frieda Menkins, Cindy Owens, Diane Payton, Mary Randall, Sharon Riley, Melvin Sawyer, Barbara Sexton, Retha Shelton, Kent Stroud, Rex Thain, Sherry Tolbert, Avis Withrow, Anita Wolfe, Mike Wolfe. Rifle Team Left to Right: Barbara Irvine, Mark Barefield, John Carter, Charles Dyck, MSG ARTHUR STEWART, SPONSOR, John Anderson, Mike Parker, Kent Stroud, Mark Andrews. CARROLL HIGH RIFLE TEAM 11-1 Ozark 950 Andalusia 937 Ozark 966 Daleville 995 Ozark 935 Cottondale 645 Ozark 945 Marianna 784 Ozark 974 Greenville 889 Ozark 993 Troy 763 Ozark 964 Enterprise 963 Ozark 974 Baker 875 Ozgrk 963 Crestview 853 Ozark 995 Elba 854 Ozark 983 Tate 823 Ozark 1015 Marion Institute 980 101 J ROTC Formal Military Ball Below — Outstanding Cadet Officer: Robert Dubois Below — Outstanding Cadet NCO: George Arse- nault 105 Football The 1974 Carroll High Eagles played the toughest schedule ever with an even 5-5 record. A win over the Troy Trojans in overtime sparked off the season. This was the first time since 1961 that Ozark has beaten Troy. The next win took place in Tiger Stadium in Selma with a 7-0 region win over the Selma High Saints. The Eagles were most effective in meeting previous Boarder Con- ference powerhouse champions, defeating Eufaula, Opelika, and Auburn for the second straight year. Carroll High losses included a disappointing 6-0 loss to top state ranked Lanier and a wider-spread scoring margins to Dothan, Mil- ton, Fla; Enterprise and an upsetting loss to Andalusia, previously ranked number one in the state 3-A competition. Overall, the Eagles thoroughly enjoyed a 5-5 season and a remarkable 3-3 region record, and have been rated over the state as one of the top notch .500 ball clubs thanks to the efforts and determination of not only the team, but the entire school and com- munity itself. Carroll High School Record 5-5-0 Ozark 12 Troy 6 Ozark 0 Enterprise 35 Ozark 7 Selma 0 Ozark 0 Lanier 6 Ozark 24 Eufaula 20 Ozark 14 Milton, Fla. 33 Ozark 0 Andulsia 22 Ozark 16 Opelika 10 Ozark 6 Dothan 26 Ozark 18 Auburn 6 HEAD COACH: DICKY CHASTAIN ASSISTANT COACH: LARRY HICKS ASSISTANT COACH: FRANK LAY AND COACH CHASTAIN 107 109 Keith McLaughlin V Kennenth Strickland Willie Mack Palmer 110 Zo Speer 112 1974-75 Football Banquet The 1974-75 Eagles and Cheerleaders were awarded their letters and trophies at the Willow Oaks Country Club. The guest speaker was Paul Crane, linebacker coach at the University of Alabama. He was a two year All-American center at Alabama, and played linebacker for the New York Jets for seven years. 1975 EAGLE AWARD WINNERS are: Left to Right: Mark Craddock, VFW Best Offensive Lineman Award; Win- ston Lewis, Dr. G. R. Smith Trophy, VFW Best Offensive Back, Permanent Captain Award; Kenneth Strickland, Dennis Johnson Memorial Award; Guest Speaker, Paul Crane; Keith McLaughlin, Best Defensive Lineman, Per- manent Captain Award; Mark Stephens, Best Defensive Back. 113 Varsity Basketball The 1974-75 basketball season proved to be another successful year for the Carroll High Eagles. The 13-10 record marked the 14th consecutive winning season for Coach Skinner, a record Eagle fans are quite proud of. After a slow start, the Eagles rallied and won 8 out of their last 9 regular season games before losing a hearbreaker to Dothan in the Regionals. BASKETBALL TEAM: Seated: Jackie Ware, Keith McLeod, Greg Cole, Eddie Jiles, Joe Brown, Standing: Coach Skinner, Ivory Joe McGlon, Anthony Robertson, Brian Keller, Eddie Roy Parker, Johnny Trawick, Coach Lay. CA RROLL HIGH SCHOOL 74 BA SKETBA LL SCORES 75 US THEM Eufaula Thanksgiving Tournament — Enterprise 49 52 Jeff Davis 62 74 Troy 77 64 McGill of Mobile 40 65 Lanier 51 60 Ozark Invitational Troy 68 51 Jeff Davis 65 54 Blue-Gray Tournament Montgomery Jeff Davis 56 67 Blakely, Ga. 61 50 Mosley of Panama City 64 60 Ashford 51 52 Rebecca Comer 67 78 Andalusia 64 72 Dothan 71 58 Brundidge 66 47 Eufaula 90 66 Carver of Montgomery 73 74 Brundidge 70 48 Headland 72 69 St. Jude of Montgomery 74 70 Troy 80 41 Opelika 50 43 Region Tournament at Enterprise — Dothan 68 74 Jackie Ware Johnny Trawick Brian Keller Greg Cole Eddie Roy Parker Joe Brown Left: Eddie Jiles 117 Junior Varsity JUNIOR VARSITY: Pat Holman, Manager, Robert Miller, Paul McNair, Porter Belcher, Neal Dansby, Skeet Jenkins, Mickey Burkett, Winford Barrow, Mike Graddy, Carlton Ray, Jerry Sheppard, Tim Baker, John Hilboldt, Manager. 118 SENIOR MEMBERS: Kneeling: Ray Charles Dyck, Allen Wright, Standing: Ron Dor- riety, Brian Keller, Max Lord, Mike Chalker, Wesley Locke. Baseball Team The Carroll High Eagles, coming off another winning season last year, have 1 3 returning lettermen. Coach Hicks and the team are looking forward to another fine season in the tradition of Carroll High Baseball teams, resulting in 8 consecutive winning seasons. 1975 BASEBALL TEAM: Kneeling: Ron Dorriety, Ray Charles Dyck, Brian Keller, Allen Wright, Mike Chalker, Chuck Buckinger, Standing: Coach Larry Hicks, Kevin Shuman, Mike Skelton, Max Lord, Allen Phillips, William Judah, Wesley Locke, Pierre Dyck. 119 Boy’s Tennis Team The Carroll High Boy’s Tennis Team has four returning lettermen: Kenny West, Eugene McKnight, Steven Benefield, and Mark Newman. Kenny and Eugene placed 2nd in State Doubles last year and the team is looking forward to seeing them in action this season. At this time the team has not participated in any matches but it appears as though this will be a very pros- perous year. Front: Tony Brodgen, Kenny West, Eugene McKnight, David Speer, Back: Steven Benefield, Mark Newman, Allen Morrow, Coach Carmichael. Front: Cathy Caraway, Sue Strickland, Debbie Chalker, Back: Pam Haters, Ellen Hubauer, Debbie Whitman, Mar- sha Anderson, Kay Clouse, Janet Hobbs, Cindy Hill, Jennifer Hill, Lottie Carroll, Maleah Wood, Mrs. Bailey. Girls Tennis Team The Girls Tennis Team was the first var- sity sport offered to girls at Carroll High School. The organization of this team helped to make our school a leader in girls sports in the Wiregrass area. The tennis team plays from eight to ten matches each season and each year more and more girls try out for the team. Track Team The track team has an opti- mistic outlook for the 1 975 season. There are only three returning lettermen but the squad totals 35 people which shows an increased interest in track. There are only 4 seniors on the squad which makes the future look most encouraging. TRACK TEAM: Kneeling: Frank Smith, Ronald Walker, David Wittekind, Mark Stephens, Ronald Hamilton, Wirt Epling, Bret Coleman, Ronald Spade, Standing: COACH WILLIAMS, John Grunwell, Phillip Makowski, Bennett Ward, Frank Ferry, John Farish, Jeff Outlaw, Tommy Smith, Donnie Ray Newman, James Sidwell, Keith Holton. Golf Team The Carroll High School golf team is looking forward to the forthcoming season with high hopes. Returning lettermen are Freddy Boswell and Greg Williford. New members are Bill Radcliff and Mike Whit- taker. The golf team is led by Coach Skin- ner. GOLF TEAM: Bill Radcliff, Coach Skinner, Mike Whittaker, Freddy Boswell, and Greg Williford. 123 124 Varsity Cheerleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders of Carroll High School are hard working, spirited, and energetic. They were chosen by their classmates. They attended their summer clinic at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Ala- bama in July and ranked very high among the squads which attended. Unmatched by any previous year, these cheerleaders' dedication to their team, school, and community have shone throughout every aspect of the activities held at Carroll High. Nancy Deese Maurine Matthews Dana Stephens Leslie Blackmon 125 129 1975 Homecoming Queen Celeste Woods 132 Sophomore attendant, Debbie Chalker, Escort, Mike Brown; Junior attendant. Sue Strickland, Escort, Eugene McKnight; Queen, Celeste Woods, Escort, Ron Domety; Senior attendant, Maleah Wood, Escort, Max Lord. 133 Homecoming Events • • • 135 Homecoming Reception 136 Honoring The Classes Of 1929, 1939, 1949,1959,1969 MIStfbZARK Donna Head MISS OZARK AND COURT: Miss Ozark, Donna Head, center; 1 st runner-up, Jill Warren, left; 2nd runner-up, Marsha Anderson, right. MISS CONGENIALITY Debbie Chaves Miss Bronze The Miss Bronze Beauty Pageant is sponsored each year by the Ozark Teen Club. Girls in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades may participate. They are judged on talent, swimwear, and evening dress. The winner receives gifts from the mer- chants of Ozark aod a certificate from the bank. Delore also captured the Miss Wire- grass Bronze title. 140 141 1975 Bei Sue Strickland k I • � • � ,T more Beauties Ginger Nix MR. A ND MISS CW fj � i«ii � .•• a v ■, f. ' .a' - % f A my Wall and Brian Keller r'Wm£S3ESBKmF GOOD CITIZEN SHIT BOY AND GIRL Winston Lewis and Dana Stephens AWARDS Kenny West and Eugene McKnight won run- ner-up in the State Tennis Championship of Schools, held in Mobile, Alabama. They also won runner-up in their Sectional Tennis Cham- pionships held in Sylacauga, Alabamo. Malcolm Newman Finalist in the National Achievement Scholar- ship Program for Outstanding Negro Stu- dents Carole Mills National Merit Semi-Finalist Robert Farish Boys' State Elected State Senator, State Adjutant Gen- eral and won Good Citizenship medal and award. Mr. Edgar awards Brian Keller and Robert Farish with certificates of appointment to the United States Military Academy, West Point, New York. Eddie Wilkins, Martin Jenkins, Kathy Knight and Sylvia Kennamore were chosen by the fac- ulty of Carroll High School and sponsored by the Lions Club of Ozark to attend a confer- ence at the Montgomery Y Camp sponsored by the Lions Club of Alabama. 154 Dana Stephens — Girls’ State Won Director of Industrial Relations and Good Citizenship Medal Shown with Mr. Thomas Uewtress, Alabama's Industrial Relations Director. Kitty Jackson General Mills Leadership in Family Living Award based on a test of family life, knowl- edge and attitudes. Angel Rook, John Weston, and Charlotte Ray entered a writing contest sponsored by The National Poetry Press and were notified that their poems had been selected for pub- lication in the semi-annual anthology entitled Young America Sings. Certificates of merit were awarded to these students, and the anthology which includes their poems will become a part of the Carroll High School Library. Zo Speer, Debbie Drew, Malcolm Newman, representing the Talon staff won 1st place in the sports coverage and 3rd place in the feature coverage. The contest was spon- sored by the Alabama Press Association. The Carroll High School Annual Staff received top honors for their outstanding work in dummying up their 1975 year- book, during a yearbook workshop at Auburn University on June 24-27. Only 10 staffs of 80 reached the level of excel- lence during the workshop. The Eaglet staff won 1st place in the top ten staffs. Members of annual staff attending clinic were Cindy Deloney, Marilyn Heiss, Jane Carroll, Debbie Sims, Mrs. Jimmie Jean Bush, advisor; Keith English, Robert Farish, Ronnie Judah. 155 The Sophomore Class 1975 Sophomore Class Officers PRESIDENT: John Farish VICE-PRESIDENT: Mike Whittaker SECRETARY Keela Corn TREASURER: Keith Holton REPORTER: Jeff Outlaw The Sophomore Class of '7A-75 is now well acquainted with their 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. Doris Abshire Diane Adair Laura Adcock Chris Albritton Mike Allen Lynn Alligood Julie Andrews Phyllis Andrews Tammy Armstrong Victor Ashcraft Richard Bailey Diane Baker Tim Baker Conora Balkram Bobby Barefield Rita Barnes Steve Barnes Jonathan Barrs 156 David Bastin Russell Beaty Lisa Beck Belinda Belcher Joan Bergeron Charles Beverly Lester Billings Vicki Blackwelder Mike Blakey Cheryl Blansit Sandra Blocker Mark Bonds David Bostick Sheryl Brewer Jimmy Brinkley Freda Britt Barbara Brooks Larry Brown Mike Brown Deborah Brownfield Micky Burkett Jenise Burks Ricky Burough Barbara Butler Debbie Cagle James Cain Corondo Calhoun Rosalynn Calhoun Eleanor Camp Phillip Camp Debra Campbell Terinda Campbell Cothy Caraway Carol Carlisle Casey Carlson John Carter Sophomore Class Favorites: Kay Clouse and Skip Gober 157 Larry Cotton Lillie Covington Jeff Craddock Kevin Crisman Jerry Crittenden Cindy Crumpler Bret Coleman Joanne Cooper Gail Copeland Robert Copeland Keela Corn 158 Georgia Currington Ken Custer Neal Dansby Melanie Darrow Dorris Dawkins Tony Dawkins Lee Deloney Steve Deloney Donna Devine Judy Devore Curtis Dick Susan Dixon Cathy Dobronsky Donna Domangue Jackie Dray Sharon Duboise Linda Dymecki Marian Ehnan Curtis English Kevin Ensley 159 Randy Epperson Octavia Everett Leonard Fabor John Farish Donna Farrar Kathy Ferry Eugene Fink Robert Franklin James Gaddy Robert Gaddy Cray Gagnon Carol Galyon Judy Gardner Dottie Garner Stan Garner Colin Garret Denver German Harold German Suzanne Geyer Susie Gibbson Argeletta Gissendanner Mike Glass Skip Gober Micheal Graddy Alisa Graham Janine Gramling Jim Grantham Tom Grantham 160 Alice Hallford Tom Haney Chuck Hardy Fredrick Harper Jeremiah Harper Greg Harrington Lennie Harrison Steve Hassell Mark Heath Diane Herring John Hilbolt Cindy Hill Debra Hilden Ronny Hollis Pot Holman Lisa Holmes Wendy Holmes Keith Holton Mark Honaker Richard Hornback Diane Hornsby Roxie Howell Chris Hubauer Gndy Hudson Sheila Hughes Barbara Irvine Tony Ivey Charlie Jackson Martin Jenkins Gray Jeringan Bobby Johnson Dave Johnson Dwight Johnson Karen Johnson Lewis Johnson Mark Johnson Micheol Johnson Polly Johnson 161 Steve Johnson Tommy Johnson Brenda Johnston Debbie Jordan Becky Justice Greg Kaminski Debbie Kanardy Mark Keller Debra Kendrick Sylvia Kennamore Tammy King Charlotte Kinsey Cathy Krause Erven Lancaster Theresa Langston Sylvia Leatherwood Lutitia Lee Robert LeMonte Craig Leonard Tami LeRoy Debbie Leverette Mike Lewis Kathy Leichte Kristy Lindsey Beverly Littlefield Phyllis Logan Sharon Lolley Pat Lord Jeff Lowe Ricky Maddox 162 Annie March Perry Marcum Roberto Marin Anthony Marino Katty Marks Carol Marshall Buddy Martin Myria Martinez Mike Maund Charles McCaffery Donna McCall Jynell McCartha Janies McDaniel Stephanie Mcllwain Ernest McLeod Gwen McLeod Melissa McLure Sharon McNew Cora Mildrum Debra Miller Diane Miller Jimmy Mills Wayne Mobly Brenda Moore Jeffery Moore Vickey Moore Rhonda Mooring Jaimee Morgan Allen Morrow James Murray 163 Linda Nelson Cheryl Newman Donnie Newman Mike Newman Sandra Newman Diane Nichols Ginger Nix Jeff Outlaw Jimmy Owens Lonni Pair Miles Pakgros Eddie Parker Mike Parker Becky Parrish Howard Parrish Lenita Pedigo Sybil Peters Roy Petrey Delores Phillips Don Phillips Jackie Phillips Paige Phillips Wade Phillips Nancy Phipps Ricky Pierce 164 Freida Pippin John Ponder Charles Prater Eddie Pumphrey David Rains Jim Ralston Russell Ramey Debra Randell Charlotte Ray Sheila Ray Wade Ray Mark Reedy Susie Reyes Andrea Ridenour Gary Riffey Kent Riley Efrain Rivera Vanessa Roberts Brenda Rodgers Virgil Rodgers James Royal Kathy Ruble Sally Russell Debbie Sand Millie Sanders 165 Mike Sanford Kay Sasser Tommy Sawls Mahala Sawyer Billie Scafbrough Becky Scott Marty Schwarz Skip Schwegler Ann Sellers Michael Sexton Eric Shelton Arthur Shipman Revonda Shirah Norman Shlam James Sidwell Teresa Sigers Marlene Silver Bobby Simmons Carolyn Sistrunk Billy Smith Carole Smith Cecropia Smith Tommy Smith Malinda Snell Ron Soars Ronald Spade David Speer Lois Spivey Teresa Spurlock Kathy Stanfill John Stein Matt Steltenphoe Diane Stewart Voncile Stewart Cheryl Stout Darlene Strickland Debra Strickland Kelly Strickland Sheila Strickland Susan Stroud Allen Sullivant Betty Sullivant Theresa Sutton Deborah Sweeney Karen Teich Judith Tew Adam Thomas Buddie Thomas Lynn Thompson Lynn Thompson Tanya Thompson Sharon Thompson Gary Tibbets David Tucker 166 Victor Wright Greg Young Buddy Youngblood Doris Walker Frank Wuolukka Not Picture Maria Andrews Charles Baker Ricky Barrow Winford Barrow Porter Belcher Jeffery Bennett Diane Bolen Debbie Bowers Robert Branton Charles Bush Ronnie Carden Charlotte Clobes Vicki Davis Kim Dimorier Robert Edwards Lynn Fowler Pam Gainer Micheal Gales Joyce Gardner William Garner Toka Matthews Phillip McClendon Sherri McMeans Rex Miller Jessie Phillips Samuel Phillips Richard Ramirez Lenita Redigo Lynn Rollison Vivien Scribner Sidney Tullos Linda Turner Ricky Vaughn Gus Vela Jeff Vernon David Wade Kathy Wagner Donald Walker Dowling Walker Greg Walker Mike Walker Ronald Walker Diane Ware Terri Warren Ronnie Whittaker Mike Whittaker James White Rose White Jackie Welcher Bobby Wilkins Cynthia Wilkins Dionnie Williams Paul Williams Ronnie Williams Mike Willis Jerre Wilson Johnny Wood Jenny Woodham Julie Wood Charles Wray Ron Sears Harold Sharp Terry Sheppard David Shipmon Gerald Smith Charles Spivey Darryl Staples Annie Stewart Kenneth Thomas Diana Thompson Cheryl Timm Barbara Valentine Cathy Wagner George Walker John Walker Thomas Walker Glenn Wellman Ronald Whitaker 167 The Junior Class 1975 Junior Class Officers PRESIDENT: Dwayne McQueen VICE-PRESIDENT: Sue Strickland SECRETARY: Maurine Matthews TREASURER: Jeanie Parker REPORTER: Lottie Carroll From Right to Left The Junior class of 1974-75 is inde- pendent, enthusiastic, and unique in all their aims and ambitions. From pep rallies, to the prom, they have shown great spirit and an increasing amount of pride in Car- roll High School. They accepted their responsibility as young adults and have demonstrated their abilities by achieving many goals. The junior class has exhibited honor for their fellow students and are looking forward with great enthusiasm to the year “76 where we will then be mighty “seniors!” Chris Adams Keith Albritton Stephane Alexander Gail Allred John Anderson Keith Anderson Kenneth Anderson Mark Andrews Janet Arnold Cassandra Arthur Hattie Bailey Mark Barefield Robert Barnard Renae Baxter Michael Bearden Brenda Bell Steven Benefield Robert Beverly 168 Aaron Bivins Leslie Blackmon Agnes Bludsworfh Craig Bonds Freddie Boswell Sondra Bright Frank Brinkley Tony Brogden Joe Brown Steve Brunson Chuck Buckinger Karen Burks Cindy Carle Ellen Carroll Lottie Carroll Eugene Carter Shannon Choncey Kay Chauvin Rhoda Childree Vicki Cintron Ronald Cobb Pearlie Cooks Glenda Copeland Vicki Corcoran Mark Craddock Barry Crittenden Franciouse Crittenden Robert Crittenden Morgan Culp Debra Daniel Junior Class Favorites: Dwayne McQueen and Lottie Carroll 169 Keith Daniels George Danner Barbara Deloney Emily Dickinson Ricky DiFillippo Karen Dillon Dwight Dimorier Harold Dobbel Bonnie Doeden Denise Doheny Andrea Dory Gelaine Doster Daron Douglas Catherine Dubois Mark Duncan Pierre Dyck Mike Eddins Don Ellis Glenda Ellis Cindy Etheredge Richard Evans Richard Everett Sherri Exum Dexter Fabor Delores Faniel Kristi Fankhauser Mark Fairris Carolyn Farmer Frank Ferry Sonia Garcia Susan Garner Jane Garrett David Goodson Chip Graham Fredrick Griffin Steve Guice 170 Cathy Ham Kathryn Hand Robert Harrell Leah Harris Ronald Harris Karen Harrison Terri Havenstrite Leslie Hazenfield Robert Heath Debra Henderson Terry Hess Anthony Hill Eva Hoage Mitzi Hodges Britt Holbrook Venora Holmes Trey Hood David Hosmon Tommy Johnson Cathy Joiner David Joiner Gerald Jones Linda Jones Walter Jones 171 Laura Murray Anita Naberhuis Kathy Newman Mark Newman Lana Northington Sandra LeMonte Kathy Lindsay Gwen Loyal Marcia Mabrey Phillip Makowski Tonia Marino Debra Martin Lindell Martin Maurine Matthews Sam Maund James McAfee Sue McCaffery Paul McNair Barbara Miller Penny Miller Robert Miller Sandra Mixson Millie Munn William Judah Cynthia McDaniel Timmy McDaniel Eugene McKnight Stanley McLaughlin Alecia McLeod Jimmy McLeod Jerry Justice Chester Kaminski Kim Kittredge Kathy Knight Catherine Laster 172 Earl O'Reilly Susie Pace Clara Palmer Debbie Palmertree Jeanie Parker Mauleana Parker Korea Parson Donna Payton Russell Peak Cindy Peters Kathy Petralia Jerry Pettaway Allen Phillips Dennis Phillips Christopher Phillips Diane Phipps Ray Pierce Kevin Pine Derrill Portwood Randy Potter Terry Price Carlton Ray Leotis Reese James Remund Paul Rhodes Karen Roach Anthony Roberson Angel Rook Greg Ruble Debbie Sammons Cynthia Saucier Junius Saunders David Saxton Carleton Schade Russell Seors Lisa Sellers Jim Sessions Barbara Sexton Cheryl Sexton Joe Sexton Cheryl Sheffield Retha Shelton Portia Shipmon Ken Shuler Kevin Shuman Judy Simpson Micheal Skelton Ronald Skelton Bruce Skipper Toni Slade Elnora Smith Nancy Smith Pam Smith Shaw Sneed Mitchell Snellgrove Mary Hill Sollie Maria Speight Tammy Spivey David Stanberry Bobbie Stanfill Susan Stephens Iris Stewart Leon Strickland Sue Strickland Kent Stroud Mary Jane Stubbs Tom Tharin Ricky Tharpe Eddie Wilkins Gregory Willioms Jerry Williams Eddie Williams Sally Williams Greg Wiliford Donnie Willingham Helen Wilt Sherrie Winberry Linda Windham David Wittekind Michael Wolfe Peter Worsham Angie Baskerville Tim Bush Cheryl Byrne Jimmy Cooks Ree Fuller George Murray Ricky O'Steen Mary Payne Not Pictured: Mark Anderson Leon Harper Oneida Rivira Ronald Anderson Walter Hobdy Anne Roberts Charlie Andrews Sammy Hutton Tommy Rodgers George Arsenault Charles Linderman Carol Roof James Barton Terry Marshall John Royal Allen Beasley Eugene Martin Vanessa Sap Cathy Bentley Ivory McLon Brian Schenck Richard Blanchfield Tony McIntosh Bruce Scribner Scott Brown Aaron McKinney Frank Smith Mike Bruhn Keith McLeod Jim Smith Michael Carle Dwayne McQueen Orie Lee Snell Charles Carver Tim Mecum Ann Stephens Susan Chaney Donnie Minton Mike Talbot Arthur Coates Britt Mitchell Brenda Thomas Greg Cole Diane Montgomery Isham Thomas Gail Cornett Kenneth Moore Brenda Thompson Claudia Coutu Teresa Moran Johnny Trawick Gloria Coutu Jan Newkirk Gail Trimm Tim Crooks Mary Nickelson Diane Turner Ronald Daniels Walter Nowacin Mike Valentine Kelly DeRosier Charles Pakros Dennis Vernon Clifford Doupe Rene Perez David Ward Bobby Dowling Robert Phillips Mitchell Webb Wirt Epling Tana Pyle Katrin Wiggins Billy Gray Richard Ragsdale James Wilkins Jack Green Scott Ramey Kevin Wilson Ruth Griffin Jack Reeves Susan Winland Jon Gronwald Reba Richardson Robin Zaldiver Ronald Hamilton Marie Ripson 177 The Senior Class 1975 Senior Class Officers Keith McLaughlin, Treasurer; Zo Speer, Secretary; Mike Chalker, Vice-President; Winston Lewis, Reporter; Brian Keller, President. The Senior year is the highlight and dream of everyone who seeks a high school education. Most students look forward to their Senior year, feeling theirs will be the best. And when it arrives, jubilation and uncertainty also accom- pany it. This is indeed a happy and a sad time. Old friends will be left, yet new ones still to unfold. Memories will be reflected upon but not lived in, for life must go on to bigger and better things. It is a time of reaching new horizons, establishing new goals and pursuing old ones. The Seniors of 1975 have brought themselves this far, and built themselves a foundation to add to and improve as they see fit. Stephen Kirby Adcock We've moved on six miles from where we were yesterday, and yesterday is but a long, long ways away. Rebecca Suzanna Alexander Take my hand my friend and I will show you the morning sun. I will teach you all that I know and you will share with me the secret of the heart. It may not be a fair exchange but it's all I have to offer. 78 Marsha Ann Anderson The glory of life is to love, not to be loved; to give, not to get; to serve, not to be served. Donna Kaye Armstrong Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto, not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled neither let it be afraid. For if any man love not his brother, the love of God is not in him. He is phony. Monica June Baker Always live a happy life — or die trying to find one. James Stephen Barefeild There are three things that last for- ever; faith, hope, and love; but the great- est of them all is love. Richard Steven Barefeild All I can do for my friend is to be his friend. Kenneth Lee Beck We once hod a savior, but by our behavior, the one that was worth it is gone. Senior Class Favorites Cindy Mabrey and Bruce Quearry Judy Ann Beasley The difference of race is one of the reasons why I fear war may always exist; because race implies difference, differ- ence implies superiority, and superiority leads to predominance. Evelyn Theresa Billings We, as Black Americans, have a long journey to enhance. Lift your head high, walk proud, turn to God and ask, what will thee have me do? For He has brought us thus far, now it is our turn to step forward; shall it be segregation, inte- gration, liberation . . . Sandra Kay Blakey Love sought is good, but love given unsought is better. Wanda Rebecca Blocker If you love someone you will be loyal to him, always believe in him, always expect the best of him, and always stand your ground in defending him. All the special gifts and powers from God will someday come to an end, but love goes on forever. Dennis Ward Bowman A drunkard is like a whiskey bottle, all neck and belly and no head. Johnny LaDell Bradley To everyone who enjoys ‘‘life,'' Good Luck. 180 Edna Mae Brown When white and black and brown and any other color decide they're to live together as Christians, then and only then are we going to see an end to these trou- bles. David Wayne Brown Wisdom is the principal thing; there- fore get wisdom; and with all thy getting, get understanding. Joseph Henry Brown To love and to be loved is the great- est human privilege a person can possess. Sam Harvey Brown A man that hath friends must show himself friendly; and there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother. Gregory Mark Buckinger Hate makes waste. Hate drains time and gets no one anywhere. If all the time Americans now spent hating each other was spent instead on working to improve whatever they dislike, soon there wouldn't be much of anything left to hate. Kay G. Burgess My only sketch, profile, of heaven is a large sky, and larger than the biggest I have seen in June — and in it are my friends — every one of them. 181 Ronald Burke Well, You've cracked the sky, scra- pers fill the air. Will you keep on building higher till there's no more room up there. Will you make us laugh, will you make us cry. Will you tell us to live, will you tell us when to die. I know we've come a long way, we’re changing day to day. But tell me, where do the children play? Barbara Gail Byrd The greatest accomplishment of life is to do and fulfill God's will. Smile, God Loves You. Ann Elizabeth Camp We are here to add what we can to life, not to get what we can from it. Adrienne Ann Careccia All the times that I've tried keeping all the things I knew inside, it was hard, but it's harder to ignore it. If they were right. I'd agree but its them they know not me; there’s a way and I know that I have to go away. I know I hove to gol Jane Carroll Make it a rule, and pray to God to help you keep it, never, if possible, to lie down at night without being able to say, I have made one human being at least a little wiser, a little happier, or a little bet- ter this day.” Irvin Keith Cauthen Willie Gene Carter School was fun. But now I am out and it's no time for play. That is the true season of love when we believe that we alone can love, that no one could ever have loved so before us, and that no one will love in the same way after us. William Michael Chalker One cannot enjoy the pleasure of life, without first having experienced the life without. Deborah Leanette Chaves Part of growing up is learning to let go. But it hurts to let you go. Do you know how to stop the hurt? Look forward, don't look back. Move forward, don't stand still. Never be sad for what's over. Be glad it was yours for the moment. 182 Bessie Lee Clark A certain simplicity of living is usu- ally necessary for happiness. Janice Lee Clements The greatest thing in the world to know is HOW to be yourself. Karlene Sue Cobb Friends are like songs; you learn about the new, but you never forget the old. Barbara Ellen Coleman Love is a canvas furnished by nature, embroidered by imagination. James E. Cooper Cindy Lou Corrow Love looks not with eyes but with the mind. No man can dpsire war more than peace for in peace sons bury their fathers, but in war fathers bury their sons. Clifton Gary Courtney I will never again do anything that I don't firmly believe in. Eddie Charles Crittenden To all my brothers and sisters, take life a little easier and live it up. Remember — you're black and gifted. 183 Michael Richard Crooks Carolyn Cummings The desire of the slothful killeth him for his hands refuse to labour. A heavy guilt rests upon us from what the whites of all nations hove done to the black people. When we do good to them, it is not benevolence, it is atone- ment. Randolph Currington We get happiness not from things we have done, but from sweet memories of them. Theresa Ann Currington Life is worth living, so why not live it Karen J. Curtis I can be on my guard against my enemies, but God deliver me from my friends. Pamela Payne Danner Give the world a smile, even though it frowns at you. Lorna Joy Dansby 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. Debra Ann Darlington Every human being is intended to have a character of his own; to be what no other is, and to do what no other can. Cordelia Yvonne Davis Life is not made up of great sacri- fices or duties, but of smaller things, of which smiles and kindness and small obli- gations, given habitually, are what urn and preserve the heart. Edward Charles Davis Creatures shaped this planet’s soil, now their reign has come to an end. Has life again destroyed life? Is this the end of man's long union with earth . . .? 184 Nancy Helen Deese There is joy because one under- stands it is God's world and since every- thing is in his hands, what right have we to be sad? Cynthia Ann Deloney The supreme happiness of life is the conviction of being loved for yourself, or, more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself. Ronald Harold Dorriety Memory is a great thing, but the ability to forget is far greater. Tyrone Dove It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. 185 David Duggan Ray Charles Dyck If o man is right, he can't be too rociol; if he is wrong, he can't be too con- servative. Gerald Winford Eddins, Jr. Knowledge is power. Keith Eugene English Life is a mirror. If you frown at it, it frowns back; if you smile it returns the greeting.” James Herbert Epling Self-preservation is the first law of nature. Edward J. Everett, Jr. Common sense is genius dressed in its working clothes. Robert Buckner Farish If I can keep my head when all about me are losing theirs and blaming it on me; If I can trust myself when all men doubt me and make allowance for their doub- ting, too; If I can dream and not make dreams my master; If I can think and not make thoughts my aim; Or watch the things I gove my life to, shatter, then stoop and build them back up again, then. Mine is the Earth and everything that’s in it. 186 Jimmy Faulk Stephen Kenneth Ferranti Wasted money is not as great a loss as wasted time, money can be re-earned but time is lost forever. Stanley Edward Folds Never again!” Dorothy Lee Fowler There are quiet hours and lonely hours, and hours that have no end; But the wonderful hour is the evening hour, when you walk beside a friend. Jackie Chilie Fowler The body travels more easily than the mind, and until we have limbered up our imagination, we continue to think as though we had stayed at home. We have not really budged a step until we take up residence in someone else's point of view. Michael Edward Gabbard 187 Sandra Garner If you love someone, you will be Sandra Kay Gaddis loyal to him no matter whot the cost. You will always believe in him, always expect the best of him, and always stand your ground in defending him. Gary Wayne Garvin As life, there's always changes. They end up good and they end up bad. But whether it lives or whether it dies, there's always one thing that never changes: LOVE. Brenda Faye Gill Love one human being purely and warmly, and you will love all. Karen Lynn Gourley Distance is to love as wind is to fire, it kindles the great and extinguishes the small. Lee Ellen Graham Whatever you’ve learned in life, whatever you've been taught, you'll find a fresh new view point when you think a thought. Beth Grant A marriage of love is pleasant; a marriage of interest, easy; and a mar- riage where both meet, happy! Joseph Terry Grantham Look upon tomorrow with hope — have no regrets for yesterday. Ronald Larry Grantham Our system of government is based on federal, state, county, and city admin- istrations, all of which stand ready to solve the easy problems and pass along the tough ones. Micheal Allen Gray I know nothing except the fact of my ignorance. 188 Sandra Diane Griffin To Live with True Love between two people is the ultimate goal of life. Although this goal is hard to reach. Do not give up the search, For one day love shall be yours. Wiley Glen Griggs Our failures prove us human, perfec- tion belongs to God, and this He under- stands. Pamela Gail Hafers The clock of life is wound but once, and no man has the power to tell just when the hands will stop at late or early hour. Now is the only time you own: Love, Toil with a will. Place no faith in tomor- row; for the clock may then be still. Vivian Hamilton Brothers and sisters here for the first time, please don't let that shock you. I know you didn't expect this because almost none of us black people have thought that maybe we were making a mistake not wondering if there wasn't a special education somewhere for us — a special education for the black man, is now. Donna Sue Head This is a 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 forget the price I paid for it. Marilyn Kay Heiss Life is for the living and love is in the center of it. If you turn away from it or turn it off someway, you aren't living — you are just waiting around. 189 Susan Maureen Henderson To love one who loves you, to admire one who admires you. To be the idol of ones idol, is not the limit of human joy; it is stealing fire from heaven. Denise Hildago Jennifer Ann Hill Where there is faith, there is love. Where there is love, there is peace. Where there is peace, there is God. Where there is God there is no need. Norma Jean Hill If you think you are hip, just to make people think you are in, and you believe you succeeded, then you are fooling yourself. 190 Lois Kathleen Holliday We have only one life in this world, it pays to do things, to accomplish things, to be someone, instead of just being. Micky Lyn Holmes Terry Allen Holmes Just passin' through. Jimmy Lee Horton Cowardice is the Mother of cruelty, and I have found by experience that mali- cious and inhuman animosity and fierce- ness are usually accompanied by weak- ness. 191 Wanda Kay Hulon Charles Berman Jackson Some of the most difficult moments in life, become the fondest memories. Janice Elizabeth Jackson The woy of the wicked is as dark- ness: they know not at what they stumble. Kitty Jean Jackson I may falter with my moods. I may project at times a strangeness that is alien to you which may bewilder or frighten you. There may be times when you ques- tion my motives. But because people are never constant and are as changeable as the seasons, I will try to build up within you a faith in my fundamental attitude and show you that my inconsistency is only for the moment and not a lasting part of me. 192 Winston Jackson Let your aptitudes compliment your attitudes and desires. Each step that you take, reach back and grab another broth- er's hand, and keep on reaching and steppin' — we've got a hell of a climb ahead of us. Cynthia Anne James Everything is beautiful in its own way that's the way God made us. I may be dif- ferent, but I am myself, not a carbon copy of anyone else. Teresa Ann Jarvis The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn’t love until you give it away. Peter Jaunais Barbara Ann Johnson As a man grows older, he hurries less and usually makes more progress and if any man think that he knoweth anything, he knoweth nothing yet as he ought to know, but if he loves God, the same is known of him. “Yes Sir Buddyl Kathy Faye Johnson 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. 193 Mitzi Kay Johnson Hope for the best, get ready for the worst and take what comes to you. Angustia Elena Johnson If I can stop one heart from break- ing, I shall not live in vain; If I can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain, or help one fainting robin unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Derrick Karlton Jones Life ain't no easy thing but, I want to thank the Lord for all beautiful black sis- ters who inspire their black brothers to be someone and to make something of their lives. Glen Alan Jones It is now our time to take a step for- ward. To take control of some of the duties. To make this world what we want it to be. And to remember that we have the power to make this the best class in the world's history, or we can make it the last. Gloria Denise Jones Aim for the moon and if you fall among the stars you'll still be on high ground. Jeffery Allen Jones After twelve long years, looking at dusty corners, it's nice to relax and get fresh air. Brian Cassady Keller Success is peace of mind which is direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming. Don Lawrence Ketcham Seeking friends, happiness, and love, are the greatest adventures in life. I think he who finds these is the richest man of all. 194 Richard Glen Langheld I finally made it. Mark Charles Leatherwood Only he whose thoughts are con- trolled and purified, makes the winds and the storms of the soul obey him. Linda McKissick Leonard A wise man is strong; yea, a man of knowledge increaseth strength. Winston Lewis Verily I say unto you my brother and sisters. Things are getting better for us. Decide what you want out of life and Give it all you got; shoot your best shot.” It all depends on how much you want it and how bad. Because it definitely can be had. 195 Nancy June Libby Having enjoyed the friendship of many people in many places for many years ... I have learned that, in the main, people are as we choose to find them; that reason can overcome igno- rance; that love can overcome hate; that goodness can conquer evil. Wesley Lee Locke, Jr. The Lord is my Light and my salva- tion whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life of whom shall I be afraid? Mary Diane Logan 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. Luther Max Lord Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others, cannot keep it from them- selves. Connie Campbell Lucas There is no difficulty that enough love will not conquer; No door that enough love will not open. It makes no difference how deeply seated may be the trouble; How great the mistakes,- A suffi- cient realization of love will dissolve it all. If only you could love enough you would be the happiest and most powerful being in the world. Sherrie LeAnn Lyle A certain amount of loneliness is essential to a balanced life, for it is only in the silence that you can hear what your own heart is saying to you. Cynthia Ami Mabrey And I am waiting perpetually and forever for a rebirth of wonder. Theresa Marie Mayes Don't you feel a change is coming from another side of time, breaking down the walls of silence, lifting shadows from your mind, placing back the missing mir- rors. 196 197 Susan Carol McNew Never doubt the one you love, because love is the greatest thing that life can give. Frieda Lee Menkins With this education we will have faith to work together, pray together, struggle together, and climb the ladder of knowledge. Linda Jean Mildrum If you must choose, take a good name rather than great riches; for to be held in loving esteem is better than silver and gold. Debra Ann Miller 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. Joanne Shlam Miller The sweetest sound to mortals given are heard in Mother, Home, and Heaven. A Mother is not a person to lean on but a person to make leaning unnecessary. All I ever hope to be, I owe to my angel Mother. Kathy Ann Miller I do my thing and you do your thing, . . . you are not in this world to live up to mine . . . you are you and I am I and if by chance we find each other . . . it’s beautiful. . . Sandra Marie Miller Nothing is waste that makes a mem- ory. 198 William Joseph Morris John Stanley Morott Once you get ahead you stay ahead. Kyle Anothy Moore Donald J. Morgan You have the world at your finger- tips, no one can make it better than you. 199 i Priscilla Ann Nelson I am o woman who loves my society, now tell me why my society don’t love. Mae Agnes Newman Life is to be fortified by many friend- ships, to love and to be loved is the great- est happiness of existence and the way to love anything is to realize that it might be lost. Pamela Faye Newman An education should include knowl- edge of what to do with it; coming together is a beginning; keeping it together is progress; working together is success. James Gregory Newman Malcolm Ranee Newman What happens to a dream deferred? Does it fester like a sore and then run? Or does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? Does it stink like rotten meat, or crust over like a syrupy sweet? Maybe it just sags like a heavy load. — Or does it explode? Priscilla Wynize Newman No race can prosper till it learns t there is as much dignity in tilling a fields in writing a poem. Jacquelyn Denise Oliver Youth and age look upon life from opposite ends of the telescope; to one it is exceedingly long, to the other exceed- ingly short. Cindy Lee Owens Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. 200 Willie Mac Palmer In the dark. I've often lurked in the shadows. I've done my work. Seek the key to understanding, because my soul keeps on demanding, that I search and hope to see: why every man is not black like me. When this I understand. I’ll know God's plan. Peace, Love, and under- standing . . . Pamela Ann Parmer God gave us life, life is only what we make it. Why not smile and enjoy love and people while we can?” Elaine Parker It’s better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all. Deborah Elaine Parrish Don't walk in front of me for I might not follow, don't walk behind me for I might not lead, don't walk away from me for when you return I might not be there. Instead, walk beside me and just be my friend. Sheila Diane Payton The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved, loved for ourselves or rather loved in spite of our- selves. Love beareth all things, believeth all things, endureth all things,- love never faileth. 201 Lorraine Jean Pearson Robert Edward Pechtel, Jr. May the joys you gather today be your favorite memories tomorrow. If you love something, set it free, if it doesn't come back it never was loved. Laura Katherine Pedigo Did nothing in particular, he did it rather well. Marilyn Kay Peters There are three essentials for hap- piness: Something to believe in. Some- thing to hope for, and someone to love. Stephen Gregory Phillips By humility and the fear of the Lord are riches, and honors, and life. Steven Michael Potter Live life today, yesterday is in the history books and tomorrow is in our dreams. Bruce Ray Quearry “I wonder what would happen if something that could not be stopped, hit something that could not be moved. William Aaron Radcliff Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is not; a sense of humor, to console him for what he is. 202 Denise Rains Mary Jo Randall There's a lady who’s sure, all that glitters is gold, and she's buying a Stair- way to Heaven . . . Dear lady can you hear the wind blow, and did you know, your Stairway lies on the whispering wind Love beareth all things, conquers all things, endureth all things. Tom H. Ray Carolyn Sue Reedy May the happiness I’ve found in the past years be the sorrows of my future years. Cheryl Ann Richardson Better an ugly face than an ugly mind. Sabrina Lee Richardson 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. 203 Sharon Kay Riley This world is but canvas to our imagi- nations. Deborah Ann Roberts For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Felicia Starr Roberts Woman was created from the rib of man, not from his head to top him nor from his feet to be trampled upon, but from his side to be equal, under his arm to be protected and near his heart to be loved. David B. Rodgers Claude W. Roos, Jr. The training and knowledge I have received at Carroll High and the experi- ences in my association with others, will prove valuable to me, not only in accept- ing new responsibilities and challenges, but in doing my part toward building a better world. Clarice D. Rumph Love is a great feeling, it can hurt in so many ways so be careful who you love, and what you love. Sheryl Kay Sand Lord, make me an instrument of Thy peace; where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury, pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is despair, hope; where there is darkness, light; where there is sadness, joy. Sheila Maxine Sasser Melvin Cornelius Sawyer I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything but I can do something and Get what you can, when you can, what I should do and can do, by the while you can, anyway you can. grace of God, I will do. 204 Mary Elizabeth Scarborough The happy man is he who lives the life of love, not for the honors it may bring, but for the life itself. Kathleen Jane Schwarz Sunrise doesn't last all morning, a cloudburst doesn't last all day, seems my love is up, and has left you with no warn- ing. But it's not always going to be this grey, all things must pass. Monica Kay Schwegler Enthusiasm is the greatest asset in the world. It beats money, power, and influence. Sheila Lynn Scott There is no wrong side or right side; no wrong in loving, only not in being loved. Michael William Shell A man was born with two eyes and one tongue, in order that he may see twice as much as he may say. Celene Shipmon He that walked with wise men shall be wise, but a companion of fools shall be destroyed. Zera Mae Shipmon Judge not man not by the color of jjm q Silavent his skin but the contents of his character, because all men have the same ability to make a better world. Nancy Virginia Simmons What a pity human beings can’t exchange problems. Everyone knows exactly how to solve the other fellow's but not his own. Deborah Ann Sims My friends, laughing and smiling are the most wonderful pleasures in my life. Laugh, smile, and be with your friends every moment, for the laughter and smiles could turn into tears and your friends into memories. 205 Gregory Lovett Smith Alvin Roberts Smith Nothing is stupider than an educated man when you get him off the subject he is educated in. Noise proves nothing; often a hen who has merely laid on egg cackles as if she had laid an asteroid. Michelle Victoria Smith False friends are like our shadow, keeping close to us while we walk in the sunshine, but leaving us the moment we cross into the shade. Starr Lynn Smith First love is an instinct, at once a gift and a sacrifice, every other is a philoso- phy, and bargain. Doris Ann Snyder I do my thing, you do your thing. I'm not in this world to live up to your expec- tations and you’re not in this world to live up to mine. If we by chance should find each other, it's beautiful. Harvey Daniel Speer III I'm nothing but a ridge runner whose heart lies in the rolling hills of the Volun- teer State, Tennessee. GO BIG ORANGE! Deliliah Mae Spurlock We get happiness not from the things we have done, but from the sweet memories of them. There are three essen- tials for happiness, something to believe in, something to hope for, someone to love. Robert Alan Stanberry Dana Lee Stephens Show me the manner in which a country cares for their dead and I'll show you in mathematical exactness, the advancement of their civilization. Death be not proud. Kevin Boyd Stephens We needed a tutor, so build a com- puter, and programmed ourselves not to see the truth and the lying, the dead and the dying, a silent majority. What a way to be free. Mark David Stephens Only a good that is perfect in every way, that never changes and never ends, can satisfy man's desire for perfect happi- ness. Kenneth Strickland The Devil enters into me through impure, evil, blasphemous thoughts, through doubt, fear, pride, irritability, malice, avarice, and envy, therefore His power over me entirely depends upon myself. 207 Rex Larey Thain, Jr. Richard Edward Thompson It's a wonderful generation to belong to. Everything that's wrong is the fault of the generation ahead of us and is going to hove to be corrected by the one after us. Karen Lynne Thomas I know now that people only seem to live when they care only for themselves, and that it is by love for others that they really live. Barbi Jean Tindell Don't worry about your sorrows, i will do you no good in the end. Go abou your way, and borrow a smile, and a ver sly grin. Sherry Fowler Tolbert A!!! want in life is to be a good wife to Dennis and the mother of his children. James Michael Townsend Be such a man, and live such a life, that if every man were such os you, and every life a life like yours, this earth would be God's Paradise. Susie Marie Turner 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 can still recall, I know I'll often stop and think about them for in my life I've loved them all. Pamela Marie Tuttle A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance; but by sorrows of the heart the spirit is broken. 208 Benjamin Lee VanDivner Production of success takes two heads — o man's and a woman's. John Farrell Vance Vaughn Love is o gift from God and if you find it, don't let it get away from you, because you have lost a gift that only comes once in your life. David Lee Weldon Love is one of the most important things in our lives. Love is always here and always there. Always cherish it and make it grow. John Woods Weston Time flies, you say? Oh no! A time stays, we go. 210 Debra Louise Whitaker Never doubt the one you love, because love is the greatest thing life can give; and someday we shall learn it is true. Robert Stanley Whittaker Music is the universal language of mankind. Lee Ray Williams Education is a very long race to run. It takes twelve long years to begin and a life time to win so I got to keep on truck- ing because the race has just begun. Debra Kay Whitman He who catches the joy as it flies, lives in eternity’s sunrise. Debra I. Williams People seldom say I love you, then it's either too late or love goes, when I tell you I love you,” it doesr mean that I know you'll never go, on that I wish you didn't have to. Susan Jo Williams Time is . . . Too slow for those who wait. Too swift for those who fear. Too long for those who grieve. Too short for those who rejoice; But for those who love Time is not. William Baxter Williams, Jr. The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Danny Joe Wilson I had a really neat saying to put here and wouldn't you know it — I forgot it. Anita Louann Wolfe Avis Efleda Withrow The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love till you give it awayl If there is righteousness in the heart. There will be beauty in the character. If there is beauty in the character. There will be order in the nation. If there is order in the nation. There will be peace in the world. Lollie Maleah Wood The best portion of a good man’s life is his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love he gave to all men. Edward Woodard Well I've got it. It has taken me twelve years of my life to get it. Now I don't know what to do with it. Celeste Adams Woods We must always have old memories and young hopes. Cynthia Dianne Workman Rainbows are forever. Give one to someone you love. 211 James Allen Wright 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. John Randy Bodiford Dewey Baker, Jr. Robert Kevin Carter Roy Anthony Davis Not Pictured: Sammy James Hutton William H. Marks Wade R. Mobley WHO’S WHO Best All-Around Maleah Wood Keith McLaughlin Most Popular Cindy Mabrey Lou Brouillard 213 Best Dressed Marsha Anderson Chuck Flohe Best Looking 214 Celeste Woods Mike Chalker Most Likely To Succeed Most Intellectual Lorna Dansby Steve Potter Gussie Johnston Brian Keller Best Personality Janet Hobbs Bruce Quearry Friendliest Mitzi Johnson Max Lord 216 Wittiest Debbie Darlington Greg Smith Most Mischievous 217 Pam Haters Philip Powell Most A thletic Debbie Drew Winston Lewis Most School Spirit Debbie Chaves Jimi Miller 218 Most Original Barbi Tindell Don Ketcham Most Typical Grads 219 Carole Mills Ron Dorriety Most Dignified Kathy Holliday Malcolm Newman Most Talented 220 Sharon Riley John Weston Most Dependable Amy Wall Zo Speer Cutest Couple Vivian Hamilton Winston Lewis Brian Keller Gussie Johnston Valedictorian Salutatorian THE TOP TWENTY HONOR STUDENTS Zo Speer 222 Lessie Warner William Marks Sandra Blakey Anita Wolfe Ann Camp Sheryl Sand Steve Potter Kitty Jackson Marsha Anderson Marilyn Heiss Carole Mills 223 Lorna Dansby Evelyn Billings Winston Lewis Amy Wall Faculty And Administration Directory MR. JOHN ANDREWS: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Aviation. MRS. CATHRYN AUSTIN: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: English III; Class Sponsored: Senior; Club Spon- sored: Student Action for Educa- tion. MR. WILLIAM BAKER: Degree: B.S. Samford University; M.S. Troy State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Biology and Science; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: Biology Club. MRS. LINDA BAILEY: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Physical Educa- tion; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: Pep Club; Girls Athletic Association; Cheerleaders. MRS. JANICE BARNETTE: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Masters of Education, Auburn University; Subject Currently Teaching: English IV; Class Sponsored: Senior. MR. JAMES BLANKENSHIP: B.S. Troy State University; M.A. Univer- sity of Alabama; Subject Currently Teaching: V.I.F.; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: VICA. MISS ANN BOWDEN: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Currently Teaching: English IV; Class Sponsored: Senior. MRS. BERTHA BOYKIN: Degree Voc; Alabama A M; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Cosmetology; Club Sponsored: HERO. MISS CATHERINE BOYKIN: Degree: B.S. University of Ala- bama; M.A. New York University; Subject Currently Teaching: English II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MRS. ALISON BROWN: Enterprise State Junior College; Secretary. MRS. JIMMIE JEAN BUSH: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Journalism I and II; Club Sponsored: EAGLET Staff. MR. WENDELL CARMICHAEL: Degree: B.S. Chipola Junior Col- lege, University of West Florida; Subject Currently Teaching: Driv- er's Education; Club Sponsored: Football and Tennis. LT. COL. ROBERT CARTER: Degree: B.S. University of Minnesota; M.S. Education Counseling Guidance, Troy State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Leadership and Small Unit Problems, Weapons Mt. 2 and 3, SAI time; Club Sponsored: Boys’ Drill Team. MR. DICK CHASTAIN: B.S. Univer- sity of Montevello; M.A. University of Alabama; Subject Currently Teaching: Biology and Physical Education; Club Sponsored: Track. MR. JAMES CHANCEY: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; M.Ed. Mississippi State University; Sub- jects Currently Teaching: Algebra I, Physics, Physical Science; Class Sponsored: Senior. MRS. LINDA CHILDERS: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Currently Teaching: English III; Class Sponsored: Junior. MR. FRANK DAGOSTIN: Degree: B.S. in Math and Science, Troy State University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Algebra II, Biology; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Spon- sored: Student Government. MR. RAY DYCK: Degree: B.S. Ala- bama A M; Subject Currently Teaching: American Government and Economics; Class Sponsored: Senior. MR. CHARLES EDGAR: Degree: B.S. Troy University; Master of Edu- cation, Auburn University; Princi- pal. MR. GENNIE GANTT: Degree: B.S. Tuskegee Institute; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Voc. Agriculture; Club Sponsored: Future Farmers of America. MR. DUANE L. HAGEN: Wallace! Community College; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Radio and T.V. MR. JIMMY HARRISON: Degree: B.M. of Education, Troy University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Begin- ner Band, East Gate Jr. High Band, Ozark Jr. High Band, Carroll High Band. MRS. GLADYS HENRY: Degree: B.S. Auburn University; M.A. Uni- versity of Alabama,- Club Spon- sored: Library Assistants; Librarian. MRS. BARBARA HICKS: Degree: B.S. Math and English, Troy State University; Subjects Currently Teaching: English II, Journalism I and II; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: TALON. MR. LARRY HICKS: Degree: B.S. Troy State University, Enterprise Jr. College; B.S. in Education — Physi- cal Education, Major — History, Minor; Subjects Currently Teaching: Physical Education, Baseball, and Football. MRS. BARBARA HOSTETTER: Degree: B.S. Southwest Texas State University; Subject Currently Teaching: English; Class Spon- sored: Senior. MR. JIMMY JACOBS: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Club Spon- sored: Future Teachers of America; Guidance Counselor. MRS. LILLIE JARMAN: Degree: B.S. Alabama State; Assistant Librarian. 1 st SGT. MORREL KEY: Subjects Currently Teaching: American Mili- tary History, MOI, Psychology of Leadership, Assistant Property Cus- todian, Administrator; Club Spon- sored: Girl’s Drill Team. MRS. JOANNE KNIGHT: Degree: B.A. Montevello University; M.A. University of Alabama; Subjects Currently Teaching: American His- tory and Spanish; Class Sponsored: Senior; Club Sponsored: Spanish Honor Society, National Honor Society. MR. HENRY FRANK LAY: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Master of Education, Georgia State Uni- versity; Subjects Currently Teach- ing: American History, Football, and Basketball. MRS. JACKIE LEE: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Physical Educa- tion. MRS. PATRICIA LEWIS: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Typing I, Busi- ness Math, Business Law; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MR. JOHNNY LOCKHART: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subjects Currently Teaching: American Gov- ernment; Class Sponsored: Senior. MISS BONNIE MACLEAN: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subjects Currently Teaching: Analysis and Geometry; Club Sponsored: Math Club; Class Sponsored: Senior. MR. ROBERT McCOY: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Chemistry; Club Sponsored: Health Careers Club; Class Sponsored: Junior. MRS. SARAH McGOWAN: Secre- tary. MR. L. O. McLEOD: Degree: B.S. and Masters of Education, Ala- bama; Guidance Counselor. MISS WENONAH MARTIN: Degree: A.B. Judson College, M.A. University of Alabama; Guidance Counselor. MRS. NANCY MURPHY: Degree: B.A. Oklahoma College for Women; Subjects Currently Teach- ing: Speech and American History; Class Sponsored: Junior. MR. JOHN PAOLO: Degree: Hib- bage College; Subject Currently Teaching: Drafting. MRS. ALICE PARRISH: Degree: B.S. Auburn University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Home Economics; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: Future Homemakers of America. MRS. SHARON PARRISH: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Physical Educa- tion; Club Sponsored: Girls Athletic Association; Class Sponsored: Jun- ior. MRS. BETTE PATTON: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Art I, II, and III; Club Sponsored: Art Club. MR. ELLIS PEAK: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Currently Teaching: World History, Asian His- tory, Russian History, and Marriage and Family Life; Class Sponsored: Senior. MR. JIMMY PEEK: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Band. MRS. SHARON PRICE: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Currently Teaching: English II; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MR. ELIJAH RHODES: Degree: B.S. Alabama State University; M.S. Florida A M University; E.D.S. Auburn University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Career Education and Placement Coordinator. MR. WILLIAM RUSHING: Degree: B.S. Mississippi State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Distrib- utive Education; Club Sponsored: DE. MRS. KATHERINE SASSER: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; M.A. University of Alabama; Sub- ject Currently Teaching: Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II and Book- keeping; Office Practice; Class Sponsored: FBLA. MR. CLYDE SHIPMAN: Degree: Type “A” Certificate,- Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Auto Mechanics. MR. RICKY SHIRLEY: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Choral Music; Class Sponsored: Choral Club. MR. CECIL SKINNER: Degree: B.S. and M.A. University of Alabama; Subject Currently Teaching: Ameri- can History; Clubs Sponsored: Bas- ketball and Golf. MRS. BRENDA STEED: Degree: B.S. Troy State University; Subjects Cur- rently Teaching: Typing I and II, Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Office Practice; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Sponsored: FBLA. MSG. ARTHUR STEWART: Subject Currently Teaching: Weapon Safety, Marksmanship, Weapons Mt. I, First Aid, Land Navigation, Physical Training, Organization- Armed Forces and ROTC; Club Sponsored: Rifle Team. MRS. MARGARET TAYLOR: Degree: B.S., Master of Education, Alabama State University; Subject Currently Teaching: Typing I; Class Sponsored: Sophomore. MR. JOHNNY TURNER: Degree: B.S. Concord College; Assistant Principal. MRS. DEBORAH VALENTINE: Degree: Auburn University, B.S. North Texas State University, M.S. Troy State University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: English II; Class Sponsored: Junior; Club Spon- sored: National Honor Society. MRS. HAZEL WILKINSON: Degree: B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. Auburn University; Subject Cur- rently Teaching: Home Economics; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Club Sponsored: Future Homemakers of America. MR. DAVID WILLIAMS: Degree: University of Alabama, B.S. History Major and Physical Education Minor; M.A. in School Administra- tion; Class Sponsored: Sophomore; Subject Currently Teaching: Driv- er's Education. MRS. JUDY WRIGHT: Alverson- Draughon Business College; Secre- tary. STEPHEN KIRBY ADCOCK: Key Club Inter- national 73, 74, 75, Sergeant-at-Arms 75, Key Club Basketball 74, 75; “C Club 74, 75; Football 73, 74, 75; Track 73, 74, 75; Pep Club 75; Graduation Usher 74. REBECCA SUZANNA ALEXANDER: VICA 74, 75; National Honor Society 75. MARSHA ANN ANDERSON: California Scholarship Federation 73; Tennis Team 73, 75; Student Action for Education 75; Health Careers Club 75; National Honor Society 75; Misses Club 71, 72, 74, 75, Treasurer 75; Choral Club 75; Top Twenty. DONNA KAYE ARMSTRONG: Future Homemakers of America 75; ROTC 74, 75. MONICA JUNE BAKER: Eaglet Staff 74; Biology Club 75; GAA 75; Choral Club 74, 75; Varsity Cheerleader 75; National Honor Society 75; Student Government Association 75; Student Action for Educa- tion 75; Misses Club 73, 74, 75. JAMES STEPHEN BAREFIELD: Biology Club 75; Distributive Education 75. RICHARD STEPHEN BAREFIELD: Key Club International 74, 75, Key Club Basketball 75; Football 73, 74, 75; National Honor Society 74; Talon Staff 74, 75; C Club 75, JUDY ANN BEASLEY: Band 73, 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 73, 74, 75; Future Homemak- ers of America 74, 75; Student Action for Education 75; Health Careers Club 75; Student Government Association 75; Biol- ogy Club 75. KENNETH LEE BECK: Student Body. ROBERT BERGERON: Student Body. KATHY RENEE BETTS: Band 73, 74, 75, Majorette 74, 75, Head Majorette 75; Stu- dent Action for Education 73, 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 73, 74, 75, Secretary 75; Tri-M Club 73, 74, 75, Secretary 75; Health Careers Club 74, 75; Spanish Honor Society 74, 75. EVELYN THERESA BILLINGS: GAA 73, 74, 75; Pep Club 73, 74; Student Action for Education 74, 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Biology Club 74, 75; Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America; Top Twenty. SANDRA KAY BLAKEY: Band 73, 74, 75, Lancer 74, 75, Head Lancer 75; Spanish Senior Directory Honor Society 74, 75; Student Action for Education 73, 74, 75, Secretary 74; Future Homemakers of America 73, 74, 75; National Honor Society 75, Secretary 75; Debutante Club 73, 74, 75, Parlia- mentarian 73, Historian 74; Top Twenty. WANDA REBECCA BLOCKER: Band 73, 74, 75, Color Guard 75; Student Action for Education 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 73; Twentieth Century Club 73, 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75. RANDY JOHN BODIFORD: Student Body. DENNIS WARD BOWMAN: Eaglet Staff 73, 74, 75; Distributive Education 74, 75. JOHNNY LaDELL BRADLEY: Student Body. SAMMY RAY BRIDGES: VICA 74. JERRY EDWARD BRIGANTE: Student Body. KATHY BRIGHT: Student Body. SHARON KAY BROOKS: Band 73, 74. LOU BROUILLARD: Interact Club 75. EDNA MAE BROWN: GAA 73, 74, 75; Pep Club 73; Future Homemakers of America 73, 74, 75; Biology Club 74, 75; Future Business Leaders of America 74, 75; Student Action for Education 74, 75; Health Careers Club 74, 75; National Honor Society 74, 75. DAVID WAYNE BROWN: Band 73, 74; Art Club 74, 75. JOSEPH HENRY BROWN: Band 73; Bas- ketball 73, 74, 75; Future Farmers of America 74. SAM HARVEY BROWN: Future Farmers of America 73; VICA 74, 75, Treasurer 75; ROTC 73. GREGORY MARK BUCKINGER: Student Body. KAY BURGESS: French Club 73; GAA 74; DECA 75; Choral Club 75; Student Action for Education 75. RONALD BURKE: Choral Club 75. BARBARA GAIL BYRD: Pep Club 73; Future Homemakers of America 73; ROTC 73, 74, Sponsor 75; Choral Club 74, 75; DECA 75, Historian 75; Drill Team 73, 74, Sponsor 75. ANN ELIZABETH CAMP: Band 73, 74, 75, Section Leader 75, Lab Band 75; Spanish Honor Society 74, 75; National Honor Society 74, 75, Treasurer 75; Top Twenty. CONSTANCE ELIZABETH CAMPBELL: Stu- dent Body. ADRIENNE ANN CARECCIA: Health Careers Club 75; Spanish Honor Society 75. JANE CARROLL: Biology Club 73; Student Action for Education 73, 74, 75; GAA 73, 75,- Eaglet Staff 74, 75, Assistant Editor 75; Debutante Club 73, 74, 75, Secretary 74, Historian 75. ROBERT KEVIN CARTER: Student Body. WILLIE GENE CARTER: ROTC 73. IRVIN KEITH CAUTHEN: Football 73, 74; “C” Club 73; Distributive Education 75. WILLIAM MIKE CHALKER: Sophomore Class Favorite 73; Interact Club 73, 74, 75; Varsity Football 73, 75; Baseball 73, 74, 75; Biology Club 74; Junior Class Sec- retary 74; Student Government Associa- tion 74; Eaglet Staff 74, 75, Business Man- ager 75; Twentieth Century Club Big Brother 75; Senior Class Vice-President 75; Who's Who: Best Looking. DEBORAH LEANETTE CHAVES: Debutante Club 73, 74, 75, Parliamentarian 75; Art Club 74, Secretary 74; Choral Club 73, 74, 75, Librarian 75; GAA 73, 74, 75; Health Careers Club 75, Corresponding Secretary 75; Miss Dale County Junior Miss 75; Ozark’s Miss Congeniality 75; Alabama Junior Miss Scholarship Winner; Who’s Who: Most School Spirit. BESSIE LEE CLARK: Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 73, Captain 73; Eaglet Staff 73; Art Club 73, 74; GAA 73; Pep Club 73; Student Action for Education; Tri-M Club 74, 75, Treasurer 74, Parliamentarian 75; Spanish Honor Society 73, 74, 75; DECA 75. JANICE LEE CLEMENTS: GAA 74, DECA 75. KARLENE SUE COBB: GAA 74. BARBARA ELLEN COLEMAN: Student Body. JAMES EARNEST COOPER: Student Body. CLIFTON GARY COURTNEY: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Company Commander 75. EDDIE CHARLES CRITTENDEN: Junior Var- sity Basketball 73, 74; Choral Club 74; Baseball 75. MICHAEL RICHARD CROOKS: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Company Commander 75; VICA 75. CAROLYN CUMMINGS: GAA 73; Pep Club 73; Student Action for Education 74; Future Business Leaders of America 75; Biology Club 75; VICA 75. RANDOLPH CURRINGTON: Student Body. THERESA ANN CURRINGTON: Student Body. KAREN SUE CURTIS: ROTC 73, Sponsor 74; Future Homemakers of America 75. PAMELA PAYNE DANNER: Future Home- makers of America 73; Student Action for Education 73; BETA 73; DECA 74, 75. LORNA JOY DANSBY: Biology Club 73; Health Careers Club 74, 75; Talon Staff 75; Band 73, 74, 75, Stage Band 73, 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 74, 75; National Honor Society 74; Spanish Honor Society 74, 75, President 75; Who’s Who: Most Intellectual; Top Twenty. DEBRA ANNE DARLINGTON: Sophomore Class Favorite 73; Tri-M Club 73, 74, 75, Parliamentarian 74, Counselor 73, 75; Eaglet Staff 74; Future Homemakers of America 74; Art Club 74; Student Action for Education 75; Miss Valentine 75; Who's Who: Most Wittiest. CORDELIA YVONNE DAVIS: Band 73, 74, 75, Color Guard 75; Student Action for Education 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75, Bus- iness Manager 75; Twentieth Century Club 75; Future Homemakers of America 75. EDWARD CHARLES DAVIS: Electronics Club 73; Talon Staff 73, 74, Business Manager 74; Choral Club 74, 75, Presi- dent 75; Drafting Club 74; Red Cross Med- ical Instructor 75; Medical Explorers Post President 75; Rescue Squad 73, 74, 75; Health Careers Club 75. ROY ANTHONY DAVIS: Student Body. NANCY HELEN DEESE: Student Action for Education 73, 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 73, 74, 75, Historian 75; French Club 73; Pep Club 73; Junior Var- sity Cheerleader 73; Varsity Cheerleader 75; Health Careers Club 74, 75; Student Government Association 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75; Choral Club 75; Twentieth Century Club 72, 73, 74, 75, Historian 74, Vice-Presi- dent 75. CYNTHIA ANN DELONEY: Band 73, 74, 75, Color Guard 75; Twentieth Century Club 73, 74, 75,- Future Homemakers of America 73, 74, 75, Vice-President 75; Student Action for Education 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75, Assistant Editor 75. BENJAMIN LEE VAN DIVNER: Basketball 73, 74; Baseball 73, 74; ROTC 74; Future Farmers of America 74, 75. RONALD HAROLD DORRIETY: Student Government Association 73, 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Baseball 74, 75; Key Club International 75; Key Club Bas- ketball 75; Debutante Club Big Brother 75; Who's Who: Most Typical Grad. JEFFREY SPENCER DOUGLAS: Student Body. TYRONE DOVE: Student Body. DEBRA DREW: Biology Club 73; Hetity Careers Club 74, 75; Pep Club 73; Stu- dent Action for Education 73, 74, 75; Jun- ior Varsity Cheerleader 73, Co-Captain 73; Varsity Cheerleader 74, 75, Captain 75; Junior Class Vice-President 74; C” Club 73, 74, 75; Talon Staff 74, 75, Editor 75; Who's Who: Most Athletic. ROBERT JAQUES DUBOIS: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Company Commander 75; Biology Club 75; Drafting Club 75. DAVID EDWARD DUGGAN: Student Body. RAY CHARLES DYCK: Baseball 73, 74, 75; ROTC 73; Future Farmers of America 75, Secretary 75. GERALD WINFORD EDDINS, JR.: Student Body. KEITH EUGENE ENGLISH: Distributive Education 74, 75, Vice-President 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75, Business Manager 75; Student Action for Education 75; Drafting Club 73. JAMES HERBERT EPLING: Student Body. EDDIE EVERETT, JR.: Distributive Education 74, 75; Career Education 74, 75. ROBERT BUCKNER FARISH: Boys' State Delegate, Troy State University 74, State Adjutant General 74, Senator 74, Citizen- ship Award 74; Alabama Alumni Associa- tion Outstanding High School Junior 74; Sophomore Class President 73; Student Government Association 73, 74, 75, Vice- ' President 74, President 75; Health Careers Club 74, 75, President 75; Key Club Inter- national 73, 74, 75, President 75; ROTC 73, 74, 75, Color Guard 73, Battalion Executive Officer 74, Battalion Com- mander 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75, Editor 75; Student Directory 74, 75, Assistant Editor 74, Editor 75; Student Action for Educa- tion 74, 75; Varsity Football 73, 74, 75; Junior Varsity Basketball 73; Key Club Basketball 73, 74, 75; WEAG War Eagle Baseball Network 75; Tennis Team 75; Biology Club 73; Student-Faculty Advisory Committee 73; American Red Cross Volun- teer 73, 74, 75; Youth Chairman, Dale County Rtd Cross Board of Directors; Per- sonalities of the South 75. JIMMY FAULK: Student Body. STEPHEN KENNETH FERRANTI: Student Body. KATHERYN KIM FIELDS: Pep Club 73, 74; Biology Club 74, Director 74; GAA 73, 74, 75, Senior Director 75; Student Gov- ernment Association 75. PEGGY ANN FITZGERALD: Volleyball 75; Track Team 75. CHUCK RICHARD FLOHE: Spanish Club 72; Teen Club Council 73; Handball Team 73; French Club 73, 74; Health Careers Club 75; Eaglet Staff 75; Ozark City Bas- ketball Team 75; Who's Who: Best Dressed. KATHLEEN LOUISE FLYNN: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Battalion S-2, Drill Team 73, 74, 75, Rifle Team 75. DOROTHY LEE FOWLER: Pep Club 73; GAA 73, 74; Student Government Associ- ation 74; National Honor Society 75. STANLEY EDWARD FOLDS: Student Body. JACKIE FOWLER: Swimming 73; Annual Staff 73, 75; Cross Country 75; Humcn Relations Club 75; Letterman’s Club 75. MATTHEW FREEMAN: Student Body. MICHAEL EDWARD GABBARD: Student Body. SANDRA KAY GADDIS: Student Body. SANDRA GARNER: Band 73, 74, 75; Debutante Club 72, 73, 74, 75, Reporter 73, Vice-President 74, Program Chairman 75; Future Homemakers of America 73, 74, 75, President 75. GARY WAYNE GARVIN: Future Farmers of America 74, 75. BRENDA FAYE GILL: GAA 73, 74; B.ology 227 Club 73; French Club 73; Eaglet Staff 73; Future Homemakers of America 74, 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Distrib- utive Education 75. KAREN LYNN GOURLEY: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Drill Team 73, 74, 75; Talon Staff 73, 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 73. 74, 75; Spanish Honor Society 75. LEE ELLEN GRAHAM: Sophomore Class Treasurer; GAA 74; Pep Club 73; Future Homemakers of America 74; Biology Club 74. BETH GRANT: Teen Club 73, 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 73, 74; HERO Club 74, 75,- GAA 73, 74. JOSEPH TERRY GRANTHAM: VICA Club 73, 74; Drafting Club 73, 75. RONALD LARRY GRANTHAM: Student Body. MICHAEL ALLEN GRAY: Student Body. SANDRA DIANE GRIFFIN: Eaglet Staff 73, 74; Future Homemakers of America 75. WILEY GLENN GRIGGS: Band 73; Biol- ogy Club 73, 74; Health Careers Club 74, 75; Tennis Team 74; Choral Club 75; Bere- ans Quartet. PAMELA GAIL HAFERS: National Honor Society 75; Spanish Honor Society 75; Talon Staff 74, 75, Circulation Manager 75; Tri-M Club 75; Eaglet Staff 74; Tennis Team 75; GAA 74; Who's Who: Most Mis- chievous. ANTHONY HAGLER: Student Body. VIVIAN HAMILTON: Band 73, 74, 75, Lancer 74, 75; HERO Club 75. DONNA SUSAN HEAD: National Honor Society 75; Interact Club Sweetheart 75; Miss Ozark 75; Tri-M Club 72, 73, 74, 75; Distributive Club 74, 75, Secretary 74, 75; Biology Club 72; Optomist Club Outstand- ing Sophomore 73. MARILYN KAY HEISS: Volleyball 72; Biol- ogy Club 72; French Club 72; Drama 73, 74; Spanish Honor Society 74, 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75, Editor 75; Health Careers Club 75; GAA 75; Pep Club 75; Top Twenty. SUSAN MARTEAN HENDERSON: Eaglet Staff 73; Distributive Education 75; Stu- dent Action for Education 75. JENNIFER ANN HILL: French Club 73; Tri- M Club 72, 73, 74, 75, Treasurer 75; Future Homemakers of America 73, 74; Tennis Team 75; GAA 74, 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 74. NORMA JEAN HILL: Future Homemakers of America 73; Teen Club 73, 74, 75; Drama Club 73; Pep Club 73; ROTC 73, 74, 75, Drill Team 73, 74, 75. JANET LYNN HOBBS: GAA 73; Volleyball Team 73; Art Club 73, 75; Debutante Club 74, 75; Tennis Team 75; Student Action for Education 74, 75; Miss SAE 75, Miss SAE District VI 75; Health Careers Club 75; Distributive Education 75, Reporter 75; Debutante Club Reporter — Vice Pres- ident 75. WILLIAM EDWARD HOLLAND: Student Body. LOIS KATHLEEN HOLLIDAY: Biology Club 73; French Club 73; GAA 73; Volleyball Team 73; DECA Club 74, 75, Treasurer 75; Who's Who: Most Dignified. TERRY HOLMES: Football 73; Future Farm- ers of America 74, 75, Treasurer 74, Presi- dent 75. JIMMY LEE HORTON, JR.: ROTC 73, 74; Football 73. DAVID OSCAR HOUSTON: Student Body. ELLEN MARIE HUBAUER: Student Govern- ment Association 73, 74, 75; Volleyball Team 73; Tennis Team 74, 75; National Honor Society 75; GAA 75; French Club 73; Choral Club 73, 74, 75. DOREEN MAE HUFFSTUTLER: Talon Staff 74, 75; Art Club 75. BONNIE HUGHES: Art Club 73. WANDA KAY HULON: Eaglet Staff 73, 75; Student Action for Education 74, 75; Future Business Leaders of America 73; Drafting Club 75; Health Careers Club 75; Future Homemakers of America 73, 74; GAA 74. CHARLES BERMAN JACKSON: Football 73, 74, 75; Interact Club 73, 74, 75; Deb- utante Club Big Brother 75. JANICE ELIZABETH JACKSON: Future Business Leaders of America 73, 74; French Club 73, 74; Future Homemakers of America 74, 75; Biology Club 75; Health Careers Club 75; Student Action for Education 75. KITTY JEAN JACKSON: Debutante Club 73, 74, 75, Chaplain 75, Treasurer 75; Health Careers Club 75; Band 73, 74, 75, Rifle Corp. 74, Color Guard 75, Captain 75; National Honor Society 75; Spanish Honor Society 75, Treasurer 75; Future Homemakers of America 74, 75; Betty Crocker Search for Leadership in Family Living Award; Student Action for Educa- tion 74, 75; Top Twenty. WINSTON JACKSON: Football 73, 74, 75. CYNTHIA ANNE JAMES: Pep Club 73; Future Business Leaders of America 74; Choral Club 75; GAA 75. TERESA ANN JARVIS: Future Homemak- ers of America 73, 75; Eaglet Staff 73; GAA 74; Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 75; VICA 75. BARBARA ANN JOHNSON: Future Home- makers of America 74, 75; Track Team 74, 75; HERO Club 75; Pep Club 73. KATHY FAYE JOHNSON: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Drill Team 73, Sponsor 74, 75; DECA 74; VICA 75. MITZI KAY JOHNSON: Tri-M Club 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 74, 75; DECA 75. ANGUSTIA ELENA JOHNSTON: National Honor Society 74, 75, President 75; Span- ish Honor Society 73, 74, 75; Health Careers Club 74, 75; Student Government Association 73, 74, 75; Debutante Club 74, 75, Treasurer 75; GAA 74, 75; Biol- ogy Club 73, 74,- Who’s Who: Most Likely To Succeed; Top Twenty; Salutatorian. DERRICK KARLTON JONES: Student Body. GLEN ALAN JONES: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Ranger 75. GLORIA DENISE JONES: ROTC 74, 75, Drill Team 75; GAA 74, 75; Pep Club 73. JEFFREY ALLEN JONES: Student Body. RONALD JUDAH: Band 73; Drafting Club 73; Eaglet Staff 73, 74, 75, Business Man- ager 75; VICA 75, Reporter 75. JULIA KALIMAH: Eaglet Staff 73, 74, 75; Pep Club 73; Honor Club President 75; Teen Club. BRIAN CASSADY KELLER: Varsity Basket- ball 73, 74, 75; Varsity Baseball 73, 74, 75; Football Statistician 75; Student Gov- ernment Association 73; French Club 73; Interact Club 73, 74, 75, President 75; Sophomore Class Reporter 73; National Honor Society 75; “C Club 73, 74, 75; Talon Staff 74, 75, Sports Editor 75; Jun- 228 lor Class President 74; Senior Class Presi- dent 75; Twentieth Century Club Big Brother 75; Graduation Usher 74; Who’s Who: Most Likely To Succeed; Top Twenty; Valedictorian. DON LAWRENCE KETCHAM: Band 73, 74, 75, Stage Band 73, 74, 75; Pep Band 73, 74, 75; Tennis Team 73, 74; Key Club International 74, 75, Vice-President 75; Health Careers Club 74, 75; Band Captain 75; National Honor Society 74, 75. RICHARD GLEN LANGHELD: Student Body. MARK CHARLES LEATHERWOOD: Future Farmers of America 74, 75. LINDA McKISSICK LEONARD: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Drill Team 74; Choral Club 75; Future Business Leaders of America 75; Student Bi-Racial Committee 75. WINSTON LEWIS: Football 73, 74, 75; Basketball 73; Student Government Asso- ciation 73, 74, 75; National Honor Soci- ety 74, 75; C” Club 73, 74, 75; Junior Class Reporter 74; Senior Class Reporter 75; Student Bi-Racial Committee 75, Chairman 75; Top Twenty. NANCY JUNE LIBBEY: GAA 73, 74; Var- sity Cheerleader 74; Choral Club 74; French Club 73; Gymnastics Team 73; Drama 75,- Track 74, 75; National Honor Society 75. ROBIN LINDSAY: Junior Class Beauty 74; Senior Class Beauty 75; Future Homemak- ers of America 74, 75; Tri-M Club 74, 75; Track 75; Eaglet Staff 75; FFA Sweetheart 75, WESLEY LEE LOCKE, JR.: Football 75; Baseball 74, 75; Future Farmers of Amer- ica 74, 75; C” Club 75. MARY DIANE LOGAN: Talon Staff 74; Art Club 75; VICA Club 75. LUTHER MAX LORD: Interact Club 73, 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 73, 74, 75; Baseball 73, 74, 75, Statistician 74; Who’s Who: Friendliest. CONNIE CAMPBELL LUCAS: Band 73; Art Club 73, 75; VICA 74. SHERRIE LEANN LYLE: Band 73, 74, 75, Stage Band 74, 75, Colorguard 74, 75; Future Business Leaders of America 73, 74, 75, Treasurer 74, President 75; Health Careers Club 74, 75; National Honor Soci- ety 75; Twentieth Century Club 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 75. CYNTHIA AMI MABREY: Sophomore Class Beauty 73; Sophomore Class Secretary 73; Student Government Association 74; French Club 73; Junior Varsity Cheer- leader 73; Tri-M Club 73, 74, 75; Future Business Leaders of America 75; Senior Class Favorite 75; Who’s Who: Most Pop- ular. WILLIAM MARKS: Spanish Honor Society 74, 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Top Twenty. THERESA MARIE MAYES: Art Club 74; Sci- ence Club 73; Choral Club 73; History Club 73; Drama 75. MARY ELIZABETH McGEE: DECA 75; Twentieth Century Club 73, 74, 75, Trea- surer 75; Student Bi-Racial Committee. FREDERICK FENTON McAFEE, JR.: Varsity Football 73, 74; Biology Club 74, 75; C Club 74; Student Government Association 73, 74. DAVID KEITH McLAUGHLIN: Health Careers Club 74; Key Club 73, 74, 75, Junior Vice-President 74; Biology Club 73; Debutante Club Big Brother 75; “C” Club 73, 74, 75; Varsity Football 73, 74, 75; Best Defensive Lineman 75; Team Captain 75; Senior Class Treasurer 75; Eaglet Staff 75; Track 75; Who’s Who: Best All Around. NORMAN LEE McLEOD: Basketball 73, 74, 75; “C” Club 73, 74, 75. SUSAN CAROL McNEW: Future Home- makers of America 73, 75; Health Careers Club 75; Band 73, 74, 75, Majorette 75; Biology Club 73; Student Government Association 75; Eaglet Staff 75. FRIEDA LEE MENKINS: Band 73; GAA 74; ROTC 74, 75, Drill Team 75; HERO Club 75, JAMES WALTER METZ: Drafting Club 74; Biology Club 73; DECA 75; Eaglet Staff 75. LINDA JEAN MILDRUM: Biology Club 73; Future Homemakers of America 73. DEBRA ANN MILLER: Future Homemakers of America 73, 75; Student Action for Edu- cation 75; VICA 75; National Honor Soci- ety 75. JAMES ROBERT MILLER: Football 73; Stu- dent Government Association 74; VICA 75; Interact Club 73, 74, 75. JOANNE MILLER: Future Business Leaders of America 74; Majorette 73. KATHY ANN MILLER: Student Body. SANDRA MARIE MILLER: Spanish Honor Society 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 75; Student Action for Education 74, 75; Health Careers Club 74, 75; Tri-M Club 74, 75, Vice-President 75; Band 73, 74, 75, Lab Band 74. CAROLE HELEN MILLS: Choral Club 73, 74, 75; Tri-M Club 73, 74, 75; Girls Track Team 74, 75; National Honor Society 75; Top Twenty. WILLIAM JOSEPH MORRIS: Student Body. JENNIFER LEA MULLINS: Eaglet Staff 75; Future Homemakers of America 74; GAA 75, - Student Action for Education. LYNN MARIE MURRAY: Talon Staff 74. PRISCILLA ANN NELSON: HERO Club 75, Secretary 75; ROTC 74, 75, Drill Team 75; Pep Club 73. JAMES GREGORY NEWMAN: Student Body. MAE AGNES NEWMAN: ROTC 73, 74, Sponsor 74; Library Club 74, 75; Explor- ers Club 75. MALCOLM RANCE NEWMAN: National Honor Society 74, 75; Talon Staff 74, 75, Editor 75; Student Bi-Racial Committee 75, Vice-Chairman 75. PAMELA FAYE NEWMAN: ROTC 74, Drill Team 74; National Honor Society 75; VICA 75; Junior Mission 74. PRISCILLA WYNIZE NEWMAN: GAA 73, 74, 75; National Honor Society 75; Span- ish Honor Society 74, 75; Health Careers Club 74, 75; VICA 75; Track 73, 74, 75; Explorers Club 75; Library Club 73, 74; Pep Club 73, 74; Choir 73, 74. JACQUELYN DENISE OLIVER: Future Homemakers of America 73; Talon Staff 73, 74, Feature Reporter 74; Student Action for Education 74; Tri-M Club 73, 74, 75, Counselor 75; Track 74; DECA 75; Miss D.E. 75. CINDY LEE OWENS: GAA 73; French Club 73; Health Careers Club 74, 75; Art Club 75, Secretary 75; National Honor Society 75, Chaplain 75; ROTC 74, 75; Drill Team 75. WILLIE MACK PALMER: Varsity Football 73, 74, 75; “C” Club 73, 74, 75; National Honor Society 75; Spanish Honor Society 75; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Top Twenty. 229 ELAINE PARKER: HERO Club 74, 75. PAMELA ANN PARMER: Student Govern- ment Association 73; GAA 73; Pep Club 73; Volleyball Team 73; Future Homemak- ers of America 75; National Honor Society 75; Distributive Education 75; Outstanding High School Students of America. DEBORAH ELAINE PARRISH: Future Homemakers of America 73, 74; Eaglet Staff 73; Distributive Education 74, 75. TONY LEE PARRISH: Future Farmers of America 73, 74. SHEILA DIANE PAYTON: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Sponsor 73, 74, 75, Battalion Sponsor 74, 75; Student Action for Education 75; Future Business Leaders of America 73; National Honor Society 74, 75; Most Faithful Sponsor, ROTC 75; Choral Club 75. LORRAINE JEAN PEARSON: Student Body. ROBERT EDWARD PECHTEL, JR.: Biology Club 73,- National Honor Society 75; Inter- act Club 75; Health Careers Club 75; Cheerleader Mount 75. LAURA KATHERINE PEDIGO: Drama 73, 74, 75; Biology Club 73; Math Club 73; Health Careers Club 74; Talon Staff 75. MARILYN KAY PETERS: Eaglet Staff 74; National Honor Society 74, 75; Spanish Honor Society 74, 75; Choral Club 74, 75; Top Twenty. STEPHEN GREGORY PHILLIPS: VICA 74, 75, Vice-President 75; Mr. VICA 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Future Farmers of America 75. STEVEN MICHAEL POTTER: Interact Club 75; Who's Who: Most Intellectual- National Honor Society 75; Top Twenty. PHILIP ALLAN POWELL: Talon Staff 74; Interact Club 75; Mr. DE 75]- DECA 75; Who's Who: Most Mischievous. SYBIL PUCKETT: Future Business Leaders of America 73; ROTC 73. BRUCE RAY QUEARRY: Football 73, 74, 75; C Club 74, 75; Interact Club 73, 74, 75,- Eaglet Staff 75; Senior Class Favorite 75; Big Brother, Twentieth Cen- tury Club; Who's Who: Best Personality. WILLIAM AARON RADCLIFF, JR.: Interact Club 75,- Golf Team 75; Eaglet Staff 75. DENISE RAINS: Twentieth Century Club 73, 74, 75, Historian 75; Health Careers Club 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Student Action for Education 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 75,- Eaglet Staff 74, 75,- Band 73, 74, 75, Colorguard 75. MARY JO RANDALL: Future Business Leaders of America 75, Reporter 75; ROTC 74, 75,- Drill Team 75; Math Club 74. CAROLYN SUE REDDY: Sophomore Class Treasurer 73; Junior Class Treasurer 74; Student Government Association 74; Track 73, 74, 75; Girls Basketball Team 73, 74; Tennis Team 73, 74. CHERYL ANN RICHARDSON: GAA 73; Future Homemakers of America 74; Dis- tributive Education 75; Library Club 75. SABRINA LEE RICHARDSON: Sophomore Class Treasurer 73; Beta Club 73; Biology Club 73; VICA 74, 75, President 75; Future Homemakers of America 75; Stu- dent Action for Education 75; Tri-M Club 74, 75,- Miss VICA 75. SHARON KAY RILEY: Biology Club 73, President 73,- National Honor Society 74, 75; Student Government Association 75, Vice-President 75; Health Careers Club 75; ROTC 73, 74, 75, Sponsor 74, 75; Top Twenty. DEBORAH ANN ROBERTS: Drama 74, 75; Future Homemakers of America 74, 75; VICA 74, 75; Teen Club 73, 74, 75; Junior Mission 73, 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 73, 74. FELECIA STARR ROBERTS: Future Home- makers of America 73; GAA 73; Choral Club 73,- ROTC 74, 75; Drill Team 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75. SUSAN GAIL ROBISON: ROTC 73; Eaglet Staff 73, 74; Future Homemakers of America 73; VICA 75, Historian 75. CLAUDE ROOS, JR.: Future Farmers of America 73; Choral Club 75. CLARICE RUMPH: Student Body. SHERYL KAY SAND: Band 72, 73, 74, 75; National Honor Society 74, 75, Chaplain 74, 75; Spanish Honor Society 73, 74, 75; Twentieth Century Club 73, 74, 75, Histo- rian 74, 75; Student Government Associa- tion 73, 74, 75; Student Action for Educa- tion 73, 74, 75,- Health Careers Club 74, 75, - Future Homemakers of America 73; Youth Association for Retarded Children 73, 74, 75, Secretary 74, 75; Top Twenty. SHELIA MAXINE SASSER: ROTC 73, 74, Drill Team 74; Future Homemakers of America 75; HERO Club 73, 74, 75, Presi- dent 75,- Eaglet Staff 75. MELVIN CORNELIUS SAWYER: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Drill Team 73, 74, 75, Com- mander 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75. MARY ELIZABETH SCARBOROUGH: Math Club 73; Biology Club 75; ROTC 75, Sponsor 75. KATHY JANE SCHWARZ: Art Club 73, 74, 75; Tri-M Club 75; Student Action for Edu- cation 74, 75; GAA 73; Band 74, 75; Annual Staff 74. MONICA KAY SCHWEGLER: Future Homemakers of America 73; Future Busi- ness Leaders of America 73, 74, 75, Vice- President 75; GAA 74; Eaglet Staff 73, 75, - Distributive Education 74,- VICA 75. SHEILA LYNN SCOTT: Future Homemak- ers of America 73; Track 73; Library Club 73,- HERO Club 74, 75. MICHAEL WILLIAM SHELL: French Club 73,- Biology Club 73; ROTC 73, 74, 75; Drill Team 73, 74, 75; Eaglet Staff 75, Photographer 75. CELENE SHIPMON: Student Body. ZERA MAE SHIPMON: Junior Varsity Cheerleader 73; Junior Mission 75; HERO Club 75; Teen Club 75. NANCY VIRGINIA SIMMONS: Future Homemakers of America 73; ROTC 73, 74; Drill Team 73, 74; HERO Club 75. DEBORAH ANNE SIMS: Future Homemak- ers of America 74, 75; Future Business Leaders of America 73; Student Action for Education 73, 74, 75; GAA 74; Health Careers Club 75; Drafting Club 75; Pep Club 75,- Eaglet Staff 73, 74, 75, Editor 75. ALVIN SMITH: Student Body. GREGORY LOVETT SMITH: ROTC 73, 74, 75; Biology Club 74; Drama 74; Health Careers Club 75; Eaglet Staff 75; Mr. Valentine 75; Who’s Who: Wittiest. MICHELLE VICTORIA SMITH: Student Action for Education 75; Eaglet Staff 74, 75; GAA 74; Misses Club 73, 74, 75, Cor- responding Secretary 75; Student Govern- ment Association 74. STARR LYNN SMITH: DECA 74, 75, Presi- dent 75. DORIS ANN SNYDER: Student Body. HARVEY DANIEL SPEER III: Biology Club 73; Talon Staff 73, 74, 75; Sports Editor 74, 75; Interact Club 73, 74, 75, Secre- tary 74, Vice-President 75; “C Club 73, 74, 75; Varsity Football 73, 74, 75; Grad- uation Usher 74; Junior Class Secretary 74; Junior Class Favorite 74; Student Gov- ernment Association 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Senior Class Secretary 75; Twentieth Century Club Big Brother 75; Who’s Who: Most Dependable; Top Twenty. DELILIAH MAE SPURLOCK: Student Gov- ernment Association 75; Future Homemak- ers of America 73, 74, 75; GAA 75; Health Careers Club 75; Spanish Honor Society 74, 75, Secretary 75; Student Action for Education 73, 74, 75, Vice- President 75; Tri-M Club 73, 74, 75, Chap- lain 74, President 75. DANA LEE STEPHENS: Future Homemak- ers of America 73; Pep Club 73; GAA 73; Misses Club 73, 74, 75, Recording Secre- tary 75; Junior Class Favorite 74; Student Action for Education 74, 75, President 75; Health Careers Club 74, 75, Secretary- Treasurer 75; Varsity Cheerleader 74, 75; Girls' State Representative, Huntington College 74, Girls’ State Citizenship Medal and Award 74; Third Runner-Up: Dale County Junior Miss Pageant 75; DAR Good Citizenship Girl. KEVIN BOYD STEPHENS: Band 73, 74; Drama 75. MARK DAVID STEPHENS: Football 73, 74, 75; “C” Club 73, 74, 75; University of Alabama Alumni Association's Outstand- ing High School Junior 74; National Honor Society 74, 75; Spanish Honor Society 74, 75; Interact Club 73, 74, 75; Biology Club 73. KENNETH STRICKLAND: Football 73, 74, 75. DIANE TAYLOR: Spanish Honor Society 75; ROTC 75. MICHAEL WAYNE TEW: Student Body. KAREN LYNNE THOMAS: Future Business Leaders of America 75; Future Homemak- ers of America 75. RICHARD EDWARD THOMPSON: Student Government Association 74, 75. BARBI JEAN TINDELL: Student Body. SHERRY FOWLER TOLBERT: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Drill Team 73, Library Club 73. RITA JEAN TOMLIN: French Club 73; Pep Club 73; Health Careers Club 74, 75; ROTC 74, 75; Drill Team 75. JAMES MICHAEL TOWNSEND: Band 73, 74, 75; Pep Band 74; Interact Club 73, 74, 75, Secretary 75; Biology Club 73; Health Careers Club 74, 75; Graduation Usher 74; Student Action for Education 74, 75; Mr. SAE 75; Spanish Honor Soci- ety 75; National Honor Society 74, 75; Tennis Team 75; Choral Club. BILL TULLIS: Student Body. SUSIE MARIE TURNER: ROTC Sponsor 75; Future Homemakers of America 75. PAMELA MARIE TUTTLE: GAA 73; Future Homemakers of America 74; Senior Class Beauty 75; Biology Club 74. AMY LEIGH WALL: Debutante Club 73, 74, 75, Historian 74, President 75; National Honor Society 74, 75, Historian 75; Student Action for Education 74, 75, Historian 75; Student Government Associ- ation 75; Choral Club 75, Historian 75; Drafting Club Sweetheart 75; Art Club 74, 75; Health Careers Club 75; Future Home- makers of America 75; Band 73, 74, 75, Lancer 75; Top Twenty. JAMES KYSER WARD: ROTC 73, 74, 75. LESSIE ELIZABETH WARNER: Sophomore Class Vice-President 73; Student Govern- ment Association 74; Junior Class Beauty 74; National Honor Society 74, 75, Points Chairman 75; Key Club International Sweetheart 75; Division VIII Sweetheart 75; Senior Class Beauty 75; Top Twenty. DAVID LEE WELDON.- Football 73, 74; Track 73; “C Club 73, 74; Recipient: Dennis Johnson Memorial Trophy in Foot- ball 74; Talon Staff 74. JOHN WOODS WESTON: French Club 73; Biology Club 73; Art Club 73, 74, 75, President 75; Choral Club 75, Accompan- ist 75; National Honor Society 74, 75- National Anthology High School Poetry Award 75; Who’s Who: Most Talented. DEBRA LOUISE WHITAKER: Choral Club 75, - Band 73, 74, 75; Art Club 75. DEBRA KAY WHITMAN: Debutante Club 74, 75, Secretary 75; Tennis Team 75; Eaglet Staff 75; Student Action for Educa- tion 75; Future Homemakers of America 75; Who’s Who: Best Dressed 73, Autauga County High. ROBERT STANLEY WHITTAKER: Band 73, 74, 75, Stage Band 73, 74, 75; Drafting Club 75; Key Club International 74, 75, Secretary 75; Biology Club 73; Health Careers Club 74. DEBRA WILLIAMS: Student Action for Edu- cation 74, 75; GAA 74; Eaglet Staff 74, 75; Health Careers Club 75; VICA 74, 75, Treasurer 75; DO 75. LEE RAY WILLIAMS: ROTC 73; Track 74. SUSAN JO WILLIAMS: GAA 73, 74, 75; Biology Club 74; National Honor Society 75. WILLIAM BAXTER WILLIAMS, JR.: ROTC 73, 74, 75, Rifle Team 73, 74, Drum Corps 73; Color Guard 74, Commander 74; Company Commander 75; Raiders 75, Commander 75. DANNY JOE WILSON: Band 73, 74, Stage Band 73, 74; ROTC 73, 74; Drill Team 74, CIT 73, 74; Track 73. AVIS EFLEDA WITHROW: French Club 73; ROTC Sponsor 74, 75; Drill Team Sponsor 74; Rifle Team Sponsor 74, 75. ANITA LOUANN WOLFE: Future Home- makers of America 73, 74, 75, Reporter 75; ROTC 73, 74, 75, Drill Team 73, 74, 75, Commander 75; National Honor Soci- ety 74, 75; Spanish Honor Society 75; Superior Cadet Award, JROTC 74, 75; American Legion General Military Excel- lence Award, JROTC 74; Top Twenty. EDWARD WOODARD: Student Body. LOLLIE MALEAH WOOD: Future Home- makers of America 73; GAA 73, 74, 75; Tennis Team 75; Student Action for Educa- tion 75; Senior Class Homecoming Attend- ant 75; Tri-M Club 75; Who's Who: Best All-Around. CELESTE ADAMS WOODS: Eaglet Staff 73, 74; Tri-M Club 73, 74, 75, Student Action for Education 73, 74, 75; ROTC Sponsor 74; Track 74; Homecoming Queen 75; Senior Class Beauty 75; Who's Who: Best Looking. CINDY WORKMAN: Student Body. JAMES ALLEN WRIGHT: Football 73, 74, 75; Baseball 73, 74, 75; “C” Club 73, 74, 75; Tri-M Club Big Brother 75. JOHN VANCE VAUGHN: Football 73; ROTC 73, 74, 75; Drill Team 73, 74, 75; Future Farmers of America 74, 75; Biology Club 74; VICA 75; Aviation 75, President 75. SUSAN VELA: Student Body. 231 THE YELLO W PA GES 232 233 Jessie Milton Andrews Phone 774 2245 Carlos Milton Andrews CARL'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Sun Tune-Ups Alignment Tires 906 Andrews Avenue Ozarlc, Alabama 36360 — Prevent Pollution — Brake and Front End Repair FLY BY NIGHT OIL COMPANY Route 4, Box 44A Ozark, Alabama 36360 Congratulations Terry DiFilippo's CARL'S OF OZARK Your Certitied Sebring Shop Specializing in Haircuts tor the Active Man of Today Owner Carlton Holbrook 310 East Ave. Ozark, Ala. Ozark 774 8236 Ft. Rucker 255-5172 L'ECOLE DANSE for the finest in dance education Classes In Ballet Tap Acrobatics Jazz PARTS SERVICES 423 North Merrick Avenue Ozark, Alabama Phone 774-5l$;l Automotive Parts — Supplies 244 E. Lakeview Rd. Phone 774 3202 Jan Gronath Director tJnLn (Eaibcrltr Cljttrrih Box A, 709 Camilla Avenue ©Hark, .Alabama 36360 Rev. Barry Desmond Pastor — Church Calendar Mass: Sunday Vigil Mass Sat. Weekdays Sunday School: Grade School High School 8:30-11:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M. 8:30 A.M. 5:00 P.M. OZARK AVIATION COMPANY Blackwell Airport — Ozark, Ala. Phone (205) 774-5522 and 774 651 I Nights 774-5242 BEECH AERO CENTER Aircraft Charter and Rental FFA and VA Approved Flight Instruction Maintenance — A and P, IA — Fuel and Oil Robert E. (Don) Turner 234 L MONE HOUR CLEANERS Daleville, Alabama Phone 598-2326 Laundry Service — Alterations 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 CURT HEAD'S Standard Service Station E. Broad St. Ozark, Alabama AIX WORK GUARANTEED Watson Water Well Company COMPLETE WELL PUMP SERVICE McDonald pumps LARRY WATSON PHONE 774-6928 302 RUBY ST. OZARK, ALABAMA 36360 Compliments of MARK'S BILLIARDS 252 S. Merrick Ave. Compliments of SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT and Decorating Center 774-6915 Carpets and Wall Paper AT Phone — 774-2483 — 774-2450 DALE FARMERS COOPERATIVE, INC. Ozark, Alabama 36360 Fertilizer — Feed — Seed — Tires — Miscellaneous Service Terms: Net 10th of Month Following Date of Purchase. New Location — Roy Parker Road A F IftSwH AAFG. CORP. OZARK ALA. 36360 TELEPHONE 205 795-6603 235 Compliments of YAMAHA of Ozark ROOFS ARE OUR SPECIALTY ATED BUILDERS CORP O. BOX 637 OZARK, ALABAMA Telephone 774-9365 CARPETS Jesse and Ann Adams Carpets — Area Rugs — Vinyls — Tiles Wallpaper — Paints — Draperies — Upholstery 428 Daleville Ave. 774- Ozark, Alabama 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 PEA RIVER ELECTRIC CO-OP 705 South Union Avenue Ozark, Alabama 774-2545 ‘Four Convenient Locations OZARK -PHONE- 774-9315 DALEVILLE ---PHONE---- 598-4446 NEWTON --PHONE-- 299-3441 SOUTH DALE ---PHONE----- 983-3535 Member of FDIC 237 Best Wishes DOMINEY-MITCHELL Chevrolet Chevelle Nova Monte Carlo Corvette 7 CHEVROLET j The Great Highway Performers Downtown Ozark 239 I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! FROM THE CITY OF OZARK TOM A. GOFF, MAYOR SAM PARKER, CLERK AND TREASURER COUNCILMEN: ROBERT L FUQ''A ABRAHAM SAL BILLY J. BLACKK CHARLES W. CAF SAM CARROLL Compliments of WALTER HAND MOTOR COMPANY FORD Mustang Ford Fairlane Thunderbird THE WORLD OF STEREO 336 Daleville Avenue Daleville, Alabama 598 8915 The Finest in 8 Track Stereo Tape Players. Service on All Makes and Models. Ozark, Alabama Ozark, Alabama Court Square ANDREWS DRUGS B. F. WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION CO. Excavating — Grading — Paving Asphalt Paving Land Clearing — Driveways — Terraces Sub-Division Development — Telephones — OFFICE 774-2220 774-2211 303 N. Merrick 8. F. Williams Res. 774-8510 Ozark, Ala. — Compliments of HI WAY HOST MOTOR LODGE Hwy. 23 i South Ozark, Alabama Distinctive Fashions for Men, Women, and Children Fine Shoes I and 2 Bedroom Efficiencies Weekly, Monthly Phone 774-2401 Rooms by Day or Week 2 Pools Commercial Discounts Military, Trucker East Court Square Ozark, Alabama Young Marrieds Welcome 242 MATTOX DRUG CO. ' I ' V +. vV.' j. V •: • IB 735 South Union Ave. Phone 774-2527 EDWARDS HARDEN GUN SHOP King Street — Newton, Alabama 36352 GERALD HARDEN Phone 205 299-3249 P.O. Box 435 F.F.L. No. 63-8704 Reblueing Retinishing Accurizing Custom Building Reloading Supplies MEC and RCBS •m P _____________ VW PARTS ACCESSORIES PERSONALIZED SERVICE OZARK BUG SHOP Compliments of DALE RECAP SHOP 603 S. Union Street Ozarlt, Alabama 530 DALEVUIE AVENUE OZARK. ALABAMA 36360 |205] 771 «651 Recapping Vulcanizing FOLMAR'S TIRE STORES, INC. New Tires Wheel Alignment 774 2531 Ozark — Daleville — Abbeville Retreads NCOA Master Charge Bank Americard 598-4914 Truing and Balancing Brake Work 585-2120 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 Compliments of Air Conditioning - Heating Refrigeration Service APPLIANCE SERVICE FACTORY TRAINED 18 YEARS' EXPERIENCE SAM MAUND - Owner f CALL 774-5488 MAUND'S REFRIGERATION APPLIANCE SERVICE HWY.27 OZARK COLUMBIA PEANUT MILL Ozark, Alabama Compliments of CHISM'S TRUCK STOP Ozark, Alabama JEFF DAVIS REAL ESTATE 315 South Union Ave. BEASLEY HONDA Honda and Triumph Sales and Service Ozark, Alabama 904 East Broad Ozark, Alabama Phone 774-2503 Area Code 205 THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF OZARK Downtown and Martindale Plaza Mon. — Tues. — Wed. 9 A.M.-2:30 P.M. Fri. — 9 A.M.-5 P.M. Thurs. and Sat. 9 A.M.-12 Noon OFFERING ALL MODERN BANKING FACILITIES Checking and Savings Accounts Traveler's Checks Drive In Window Free Customer Parking Loans on Life Ins. Policies Each depositor insured to 20,000- FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Automobile Loans Home Improvements and Real Estate Loans Safety Deposit Boxes Free Night Depository Service Bank Money Orders fk FULL service: V BANK HOLMAN FURNITURE CO. DANIEL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 774-2216 New — Used — Rental — Sales 41 I Deese Road 774-6322 127 to 139 W. Renolds Ozark, Alabama Ozark, Alabama 245 McDaniel pulpwood Ozark and Dothan Jimmy McDaniel - Elton McDaniel Home Phone 795-6240 Home Phone 795-6280 P.O. Box 855 Ozark, Alabama 36360 M. O. CARROLL GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale Grocer Ozark, Alabama Established 1898 Phone 774-5164 M. WALDING CONSTRUCTION REALTY CO. Midland City, Alabama Phone 983-3571 Custom Builders Realtors Apartment Rentals Financing Available Through F.H.A., V.A., and Conventional Compliments of NORRIS 231 TRUCK STOP Midland City, Alabama OZARK AVIATION COMPANY Blackwell Airport — Ozark, Ala. 36360 Phone (205) 774 5522 and 774-651 I Nights 774-5242 BEECH AERO CENTER Aircraft Charter and Rental FAA and VA Approved Flight Instruction Maintenance — A P, IA — Fuel and Oil 774 6484 Robert E. (Don) Turner CONTINENTAL BEAUTY SALON 312 East Avenue Ozark, Alabama CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ffi ':r- - ■ ■■■ BTBI Serving Nine Southeastern WM H I I I I I I ■ States With Offices in Ozark, ULB 0 HJB SLU H H Ala., Destin, Fla., Mobile, Ala. Industries INCORPORATED Compliments of THE SOUTHERN STAR Serving Ozark and Dale County for 107 Years ELMORE CHRYSLER PEjyjTurutK Follow the Eagles in All Sports by Reading the Sports Reporting in This Award Winning Newspaper Dodge 616 South Union Avenue Ozark, Alabama 36360 OZARK BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Your Building Supply Headquarters Roy Parker Road Phone 774 9391 OZARK PLUMBING HEATING AND ELECTRICAL 774-8472 Shorty Bodford, President Congratulations From SNELL, OWEN CO INC. FIRST ASSEMBLY OFGODCHURCH 32 I Bermuda St. Highway 27 Ozark, Alabama THE FRIENDLY CHURCH WHERE JESUS IS REAL Billy J. Johnson — Pastor — CHURCH CALENDAR Sunday School........... Morning Worship, Sunday.............. Evening Evangelistic Service, Sunday. Midweek Service, Wednesday.. ,9:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. ,6:00 P.M. ,.7:00 P.M. 30 South Court Square P.O. Drawer 670 Ozark, Alabama Phone 774-9351 ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 251 Char Burgers Hamburgers Cheeseburgers Char Steaks Fish Sandwiches Ham and Cheese Chicken Salads Broasted Chicken Red Snapper Steaks DAIRY KING Sundaes Malts Shakes Parfay Sodas Hot Dogs Shrimp Barbecue Banana Split 93 East Broad St. Building Supplies — Plumbing Heating Pumps — Sporting Goods — Paint — Gift Shop HOME OF FINE FOODS Phone — 774-2056 Compliments of OZARK VETERINARY CLINIC CARROLL HARDWARE Dependable Service for 40 Years Ozark, Alabama 36360 Congratulations Class of '75 774 5192 774 5193 GARCIA'S FURNITURE Appliance Htgn A C 252 Y TEXACO SERVICE STATION Corner of Andrews Dr. and Deese Rd. Full Auto Service Foreign Car Repair Neihoff Tune Up Center Brake Service Wheel Balancing Muffler and Tailpipe Service Pick Up and Delivery — 7 Days a Week Phone 774-4813 O'NEAL OIL INC. National Gasoline and High Grade Motor Oil Wholesale Distributor Owners — Mrs. Ma O'Neal Mrs. Sallie O'Neal Sollie 706 East Broad Ozark, Alabama For All Your Real Estate Needs, Go With . . . GOBER REAL ESTATE In Ozark and Dale County Residential — Commercial Farms — Acreage Property Management • We Have Government Acquired Property VA and FHA • We Specialize in Property Management (To Rent Your House — Call Us) • For Quick Results List Your Home or Property With Us Floyd C. Gober Broker Hwy. 231 N. Suite No. 2 Ozark, Ala. Ozark Motel Do It Now — Go With Gober Available 24 Hours a Day 774-6162 «MMm Jm F JEFFCOAT EQUIPMENT, INC. Box 836 — Ross Clark Circle, N.E. Dothan, Alabama 36301 'K TARTER'S DISCOUNT REXALL DRUGS Corner James and Adams 774-2418 Ozark, Alabama OAK VIEW ‘MANOR, Inc. OZARK, ALABAMA 36360 Member of the American Nursing Home Association Alabama Nursing Home Association MANUFACTURERS OF FINE FABRICS YARNS 254 M a in Office Fort Rucker, Alabama 255-5122 Daleville Branch Daleville, Alabama FDI€ FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Branch Bank Ozark, Alabama 774-5101 255 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1975 Certified LENNOX, Dealer CARROLL HEATING AIR CONDITIONING CARROLL WELL DRILLING CARROLL HARDWARE INC. rue Cite� � f.He� � Pump Serving Ozark and Dale County For Over 50 Years AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING ■ SALES AND SERVICE •RESIDENTIAL •COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL •SHEET METAL •SERVICE CONTRACTS 774-9345 TIRES Passenger Truck Tractor Retreads CAR SERVICE Front End Alignment Brakes Shocks Mufflers T, es ROAD MART INC. 130 N. Union, Ozark ■ Congratulations Class of 1975 Flowers For All Occasions OZARK FLOWER AND GIFT ,, SHOP Inga and Red Norman 738 S. Union Ozark, Alabama Compliments of WHALEY BROS, and CINDERELLA'S Downtown Ozark Complete Line of Ladies and Junior Fashions Westside Center — Daleville Street Ozark, Alabama 256 AMOCO SERVICE CENTER Clint Grantham, Dealer Cor. Reynolds and Daleville Sts. 774-8576 Ozark, Alabama Compliments ot CANNON OIL CORPORATION WHITE KNIGHT MFG. CO. 258 A natural high...learn to fly. One of the truly great experiences is to get up in the sky and pilot a plane... to control its flight... to be free of earthly restraints. If this idea moves you, come on out and see about our $5 Introductory Flight Lesson. Or call for more details.lt may start you on the thrill of your life. LP Cei enter BLACKWELL AIR SERVICE, INC. North end of Blackwell Airport Double-Wide Trailer Ozark, Alabama 36360 Junior Maulden Phone: Day or Night Owner 205—744-9100 or 205—299-3697 MORGAN OIL COMPANY - ►. � f? • . -. v ‘V . ' ' : k ■« Jfc . t� . — - - '• -•� • 774-5399 PORTSWtAR Unbelievable Quality Mix 'N Match Coordinates Sizes 6 to 46 [Texaco] B. M. EZELL TEXACO WHOLESALER Phone — 774-5030 Ozark, Alabama 36360 R R MILLING CO. Liquid Cow Feed Echo, Alabama Phone 795-6250 Homer Roe Best Wishes THE UTILITIES BOARD OF THE CITY OF OZARK P. O. Box 1125 Ozark, Alabama 36360 Dan L. Sowell, General Manager Board Members Sam J. Carroll, Jr., Chairman Leslie E. Wells, Vice Chairman James Douglas Brown William W. Whittle Billy J. Blackmon A Growing Church For A Living Lord CHALKHEAD BAPTIST CHURCH Route 3 Ozark, Alabama 36360 W. L. Sheffield Pastor Sunday School — 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship — I 1:00 A.M. Training Union — 5:00 P.M. Sunday Evening Service — 6:15 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Service — 7:00 P.M. Phone 774-5790 EVERETT'S AMOCO Tune Up Wheel Balancing Brake Service Road Service N We will pick up and deliver Phone 774 9524 261 Wl REGRASS POOLS ark, Alabama SWIMMING POOLS ACCESSORIES CHEMICALS 104 Dellwood Ln. Jack Hyde If It's Connected With a Swimming Pool; It's Connected With Wiregrass Pools. 774-2398 INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS FINANCING TO ST MARKED V ItOGRAM Ctu ST. MARK DAY CARE CENTER INC. 902 Reynolds Street Ozark, Alabama Luvenia Everett — Owner and Director 262 IN THE MODERN MANNER You no longer are restricted to one style of CLASS RING! One person’s idea of QUALITY! Come in TODAY and COMPARE—see if this isn’t the type of ring you would like to wear, and take advantage of these options: • Quality Synthetic Stones • Mascots Under the Stone • Initials Under the Stone • White or Yellow Gold • Inlaid Initials • Diamond Tops 1 4 Week Delivery BRYAN’S JEWELRY — GIFTS [ sportsman DEN I 139 EAST BROAD STREET (774-5340) OZARK, ALABAMA HARDY'S SHOES Famous Name Brand Shoes For The Entire Family WARD AND ADAMS BOB'S HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED SATISFACTION GUARANTEED BONDED TERMITE AND POWDER POST BEETLE, ROACHES, WATERBUGS, ANTS, RATS Representative Phone 774-8193 P.O. BOX 9 OZARK, ALABAMA EWELL BEAUTY SALON 774-4712 Call for appointments and directions Nadine Bailey — owner and manager Permanents — $7.50 Shampoo and Sets — $3.00 Long — $4.00 Haircut — $2.00 — Open — Wednesday thru Saturday We'll curl up and dye for You Men's And Women's Hairstyling 265 Ozark's Most Complete Convenience Store BEE LINE GROCERY MARKET South Union Avenue Open 7 Days 6:00 A.M.— 10:00 P.M. It’s Always a Pleasure to Serve You Fresh Meats, Vegetables, Fancy and Staple Groceries, American Oil Products Eat, Drink and be Merry DAIRY QUEEN South Union Ave. Ozark, Alabama - Compliments of DUNN LESALE 102 East Reynolds — Phone 774 3523 — Ozark We Invite You to Shop Our In-Store Stock of . . . ■ Religious Materials ■ Weddings and Anniversary Sifts 1 ‘ Wedding Attendant's Sifts • Baby Sifts • Crystal and Silver ■ Party Supplies ‘ Engraving and Imprinting ' China Craft Kits Photo Albums Hallmark Cards Cliff Notes Candles Wedding Announcements BOOKS — CARDS — GIFTS Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown 266 HOWARDS DISCOUNT FOODS Acker Ave. Shopping Plaza Ozark, Ala. — Phone 774-8947 HUGHES Locations in Daleville (598-2125) Ozarlc (774 2815) Dothan (792-451 7) Complete Line of Clothing for Ladies, Men, and Boys. 267 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE OZARK COUNTRY CLUB Be a Part of Something Great I 8 Hole Golf Course — Dining Room Olympic Size Swimming — Lounge Tennis Courts — Banquet Room Specializing In Weddings — Showers — Luncheons Coffee or Teas — Business Meetings Business Phone 774-2615 We Will Be In Your Future [NEAR HOSPITAL 310 JAMES FREE PARKING BUREAU IJM FARM Charles Danner Harvey Monk DIAL 774-8505 OR 774-6100 OZARK COSMETICS SUNDRIES _ Kon Washburn Jimmy M. Rogers Woodfin Mize CENTER DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS ■ OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION to EVERYTHING A GOOD DRUGSTORE SHOULD CARRY, NIGHT PHONES 774-8455 774-9640 AMERICAN . GREETING CARDS REGISTERED PHARMACISTS 269 270 Newton, Alabama 2 I 5 Killebrew Street From Tikis to Ring Boxes Let us make your ideas into realities! From Buttons to Tea Sets LOGAN'S TOWN 'N' COUNTRY FLORIST I 33 E. Reynolds Street Ozark, Alabama Ph. 774-5677 Compliments of Merle Norman Cosmetics Where Friends Meet Friends 530 E. Andrews Ave. Phone 299 3696 Newton, Alabama Jerry Chaves — Owner 231 [TEXACO] Service Center Cecil Meoks — Dealer 25 Yrs. Experience Come In Please; Leave Pleased • Road Service • Pick-up Del. • Mech. on Duty • Complete Auto Repair • Air Conditioning Service Tires — Batteries Accessories Wheel Balancing Brakes Welding and Radiator Repair 271 New Faramatic Car Wash System 3 Self-Service Bays Vacuums Also . . . Towel Rentals Service Drying Service Vacuuming Open Year Round Compliments of DELONEY WOOD PRODUCTS U.S. 23 I North Phone 774-8822 Ozark, Alabama Compliments of GARRETT A. SNELL0ROVE Midtown Laundry and Dry Cleaners Central Village Laundry Central Pawn and Jewelry Company Central Discount Motors Ozark, Alabama weo WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES 272 Best Wishes BARKETT STORES We Cover the Wiregrass offer you — SUBURBAN SHOP - Two locations - 76e pcUr GIRLS TRACK TEAM Left to Right. Bottom Row: Debra Martin, Priscilla New man, Kim Dimorier, Teresa Moran. Row two: Cindy John son, Sherri McMeans, Frieda Menkins, Kristi Fankhauser. Row three: Cassaundra Authur, Kathy Newmwn, Gloria Jones. Placed in the regional meet in Selma: 440 Relay — second place: Teresa Moran, Kim Dimorier, Dobra Martin, Prisciaal Newman. 60 yard low hurdles — first place: Kim Dimorier. OZARK ENTERPRISE Martindale Plaza Westgate Shopping Ctr. 774-2665 347-1560 SPORTSWEAR - LONG DRESSES Feminine Apparel Bridal Shop — Gifts — Home Accessories 774-5085 15 South Court Square Ozark MILK ffimUt II.HKIT FllllllfS I Tho Mnct PAmnlnto Fabris CtArA ir tha A iroAmrr The family store Men's — Ladies — Children s Wear Shoe Department — Fabrics 111 E. Broad 774-581 The Most Complete Fabric Store in the Wiregrass Complete Stitch-In Corner Fabrics From 29c up Notions Plaza 774-2663 — OZARK’S FORMAL WEAR For The In Things' OAD ST. on the SQUARE MEN’S STORE — 774-2661 {rich % 274 Boosters A A Grocery Bargain Town USA Bart's Golf Cart Sales And Service Bobbie's Beau+y Salon Bobby Walker's Grocery Bowman's Radio And Refrigerator Company Brackin Theatre And Fan Drive-In Camera Service Center Deloney's IGA Discount Food Liner Dale Florist Fabrific Greyhound Bus Station Hale's Barber Shop Harrison Glass Company Holiday Arco Homestead Corporation, Val L. McGee Hoss Of Ozark Joe W. Adams Mr. Robert L. Adams Dr. George L. Andrews Mrs. Ruth Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barnard Roy Bartow Blackmon Dr. Taylor Caffey S.F.C. (Ret.) and Mrs. J. W. Chalker and Family Dr. Connie Chandler Dr. William E. Chesser Dr. Robert Crosby Dr. John H. Davis, Jr. DMD, Dothan Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas J. Noel Etheridge Mr. and Mrs. Sollie Everett J. R. Fankhouser and Family Fuller and Norris Paul E. Gowan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Grantham Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Harris The Glen Hazenfield Family Dr. N. W. Holman Ice Cream Corner Johnson Texaco and Speed Shop Lisenby Nurseries Lolley's Carpet Lowery's Standard Newman Motors Ozark Farm Garden Center Inc. Preston Herring’s Grocery Quality Dry Wall Sandy's Kut Kurl Sellers Grocery Sharp Used Cars of Alabama Sherer's Drive In Sullivan's Jewelry Western Auto Associate Store White's Auto Store Williford Grocery Pa+rons Mr. and Mrs. Richard Irvine Miss Amanda Jones Max Leatherwood Dr. and Mrs. L. D. McLaughlin Dr. R. J. McLaughlin Janice S. McLure Dr. Major C. Mills Dr. Charles W. Moulthrop, DMD, Dothan SFC and Mrs. Calvin Mullins Dr. James Murphree Mr. and Mrs. Ray Newman Mr. Wilmur Parker, Jr. CSM and Mrs. Clyde L. Pine Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sears and Family Dr. Charles E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Smith and Family Henry B. Steagall, II Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Strickland Sheriff and Mrs. William Walker Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wilkie Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Williams and Family Mrs. Myrta Wilson 275 Student Annual Staff Attends Workshop At Auburn University — Auburn, Alabama National Honor Society Spring Induction Activities Washington Never Slept Here Drama Department Junior ROTC Week Annual Inspection And Review Conducted by The University of Alabama 277 Picture of Elton John found on page 9, is reproduced from the 1974 Elton John Tour Book 279 « This was THE YEAR at Carroll. Owi' mq Qddkib (mMfp % t