Carroll High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Ozark, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1981 volume:

physical . emotional Contents New Reflections Reflect my frjend and s4nd foved the Sorrow3 of your chanyirty face. IViffiam buffer IJeats 21 Board of Education Dr. Mac Irving, Ken Washburn, Maj. Joseph Rallo, Jerry Beasley, Dr. Mosley, Britt Matthews, Helen Murphree Superintendent of Education Dr. John Mosley Assistant Superintendent of Instruction Mrs. Betty Kennedy Associate Superintendent Mr. Doyle Carpenter The Board of Education holds the responsibility of providing a comprehensive and diversified education for all students. They are involved in the growth of our city. These people give freely of their time and energies to continually upgrade and enhance the education and training opportunities of the youth of our community. Mr. Thomas E. Harrison Mr. Thomas Harrison is in his first year as principal at Carroll High School. He is a graduate of Troy State Uni- versity and received his Master’s Degree in Education from Auburn University in 1970. He is a member of the 0. E.A., A.E.A., N.E.A., and the A.A.S.A. He is also State Chairman of the National Honor Society. His goals for Carroll High School include: 1. To provide a balanced academic activity and athletic program. 2. To provide an environment where teachers and students may work and live to the benefit of both. 3. To encourage each person to achieve his maximum at each assign- ment. Mr. Larry Johnson and Mr. Larry Hicks, Assistant Principals Mr. Larry Johnson has been assistant principal of Carroll High School for two years. He received his B.S. degree from Alabama State in 1970 in history and Phys- ical Education. He later received a Master’s of Science in Education from Troy State University. He is a member of N.E.A., and Alabama High School Athletic Association. Mr. Larry Hicks is in his first year of being assistant principal of Carroll High School. He received his B.S. degree from Troy State University and also his Master’s Degree in School Administration from Troy State Uni- versity. 24 Student Activities Director — Secretaries Mrs. Edith Turner Bookkeeper Secretary Mrs. Sandra Flowers Student Activities Director Mrs. Judy Wright Secretary Receptionist Ms. Earnestine Wallace Student Office Secretary Guidance Department The Guidance Department’s purpose is to bring out the capa- bilities of students in everyday life. Our dedicated counselors, Miss Grubbs, Miss Barnes, Mr. Jacobs, and Miss Martin, help incoming and outgoing students decide on course selections. Miss Janice Barnes Mr. Jimmy Jacobs Miss Wenonah Martin Miss Gloria Grubbs 26 Mrs. Gladys Henry Art Department Art History along with Art I and Art II are taught to stu- dents interested in the fundamentals and various tech- niques in the art field. Art helps bring out the hidden creative abilities in stu- dents. Library The Carroll High School Library has a valued selection of many reading desires. The Library subscribes to many maga- zines and newspapers. The librarians are willing to help stu- dents solve any problem. Mrs. Alice Jackson Mrs. Bette Patton Mr. Karl Bast In-School Suspen- sion The school suspension program consists of an all day packet of work. Instead of a one or two day vacation, you stay in school and work to make up these days. 27 Science Department Science, biological and physical, is an essential part of the education of those who desire to live a satisfying life. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Mrs. Roses Stephens 28 Mrs. Jackie Jinright Mathematics Miss Bonnie MacLean Mr. James Chancey Mr. Henry Williams Mr. Jeffery Longchamp Mrs. Laurie Dasinger - Mathematics is an essential skill in our everyday life. Our Math Department makes it possible for each stu- dent to develop this skill and to use it to the best of his ability. Mrs. Sarah York Mrs. Cathy Benson 29 Practical Education Practical Education provides individualized instruction for the students who qualify for the program. It empha- sizes basic academic studies. Mr. George Williams Mrs. Diane Murphy Mrs. Lynn Curry 30 History Department The History Department’s objec- tive is to provide each student with the basic understanding of the insti- tutions, ideas, and customs of our American society. Mrs. Nancy M. Murphy Mr. Ray Dyck Mr. Hank Shaw Mr. Dennis Ezell Mr. Cecil Skinner Mr. Roy Carlson Mr. Lee Baldwin Mr. Ellis Peak 31 32 Vocational Department The Ozark Vocational School is a new addition at Carroll High School this year. The new building helps to stream- line all the vocational arts into one area and acts as a clearinghouse for inform- ation and activities. There are six classes taught at the school, Radio and T.V., Cosmetology, Health Occupations, Building Construc- tion, Trowel Trades, and Drafting. The classes are divided up into blocks of two and three hours. The faculty at the Vocational School wish to develop progressive leadership in the field of Trade, Industrial and Technical Education that is competent, aggressive, self-reliant, and coopera- tive, and to assist students in establish- ing realistic vocational goals. Mr. Charles K. Edgar is the Director of the school. Mr. Charles Edgar, Director Mr. James Blankenship Mrs. Carol Paramore, Secretary Mrs. Jane Bowers Mrs. Elizabeth Jones Mrs. Burnie Kelley Mrs. Alice Parrish Mr. John Paolo 33 Mrs. Brenda Steed Mrs. Hazel Wilkinson Mr. Harold Martin Mr. Clyde Shipman Mr. Otis Leverette m Mr. Gennie Gantt Mr. Ricky Shirley ROTC: The Jr. ROTC program is designed to develop leadership qualities in the high school student. 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 knowledge. During the year these groups perform several concerts and host many money-making projects. Mr. Tommy Grimes Mr. Rodney Dasinger Col. George Harris Sgt. Morrell Key Sgt. Arthur Stewart 35 Language Arts Department The Language Department offers English, Spanish, and Journalism to the students at Carroll High School. Stress is placed on correcting weaknesses in these areas. A well-balanced English program helps to develop a mature mind. The foreign language courses broaden the student’s understanding of world origins and his own language. Journalism offers an interpretation of the field of newspaper and yearbook work. Mrs. Joanne Knight Mrs. Cathryn Austin Mrs. Barbara Hicks Mrs. Pamela Barney Miss Ann Bowden 36 Speech Therapy The Speech Therapy program at Carroll High School involves more than just one therapist. The Special Education Administration, Principal, Guidance Counselors, and other teachers all work together to schedule the speech imparied students to work on their communications problem with a minimum of interruptions from academic classes. Students being served include those who stutter, who have auditory and language problems. Miss Beverly White Mrs. Brenda Kaecek Mrs. Patricia Lewis Business Department The two preparatory programs in the Business Department are Clerical and Stenography. Each of these subjects includes Typing I and II, Office Practice and Bookkeeping. It provies the training for employment after high school. Mrs. Margaret Taylor 39 Physical Education The Physical Education Department contributes to an overall plan at Carroll High. Some activities are basketball, volleyball, tumbling, football, track, soccer and tennis. Mr. Paul Terry VuT Mr. Michael Kovach Mrs. Linda Rogers Mrs. Jane Shulsen Mrs. Jackie Herring 40 Driver’s Education The recommended driver’s education course is divided into two parts. First in the classroom, learning laws of the state. Secondly actual driving experience. The teachers of the driver’s education course are also coaches boys’ sports. Mr. Bill Robertson Mr. Jim Murphy 41 Mr. Jerry Herring Maintenance and Cafeteria Left to right: Ida May Stewart. Myrl Newman. Myrtle Lavender. Mildred Howell. Doris Matthews. Mildred Owens. Virginia Rice. Dorthy Dickson, Mary Anderson. Not pic- tured: Annie Lee Mitchell, and Norma Keith. Sally Coleman Roosevelt Thomas JoAnn Freeman Not pictured: Matthew Freeman Norman Adaway In Memory of Catherine Thomas Catherine Thomas was a loyal and dedicated employee of Carroll High School for 16 years. Her first 8 years, she served in the cafeteria and the remaining 8 years she was involved in the maintenance depart- ment. Her sparkling personality and enchanting smile brightened everyone’s day, who exchanged glances with her in the hall. Her inopportune death brought grief to all who knew and loved her. Although we will miss her, we will always remember her as a fine and wonderful person and friend. 42 Dedication... Mr. Charles K. Edgar We, the students and faculty at Carroll High School, would sincerely like to dedicate our 1981 Eaglet to Mr. Charles K. Edgar. He was our loving and caring principal for eleven years. Mr. Edgar received a B.S. degree from Troy State and a Master’s degree and an “AA” in school administration from Auburn University. Mr. Edgar was more than just a member of the faculty at Carroll High School, he was a friend to us all. We appreciate all the hours of work he put into making us proud of ourselves and Carroll High. We shall never forget all the love and con- cern he offered us. We also would like to wish him all the luck in the world with his new position as director of the Voca- tional School. You will always be a friend to us! 43 Seated, I to r: Cindy Crooks, Theresa Faulk, Theresa Bludsworth, Terri Turner, Sabrina Taylor. Standing, I to r: Kenny Harris. Andy Ward, Alan Parker, Mark Riley, Mrs. Flowers, Jim Bush, Pat Murphy, Andy Murphree, Mike Childers. Not pictured: Celia Coleman. Cecelia Edwards, Joe Cox, Wendy Lanham, Michelle Lee. Heidi Rudd. Officers President — Mark Riley Vice President Kenny Harris Secretary — Terri Turner Treasurer — Alan Parker The Student Government Association has been very active this year at Carroll High School. The S.G.A. began preparation for the school year with the publishing of the school handbook, the posting of a billboard in front of the school announcing the school mot- tos, “Eagles Flying High”, and the adoption of a new S.G.A. symbol. Other projects included the election of the Homecoming Queen and Court, and the spearheading of other Home- coming events such as the dance, bonfire, floats, hall dec- orations, and a new Eagle mascot. Also, the S.G.A. was responsible for acquiring and changing the marquee at the Brackin Theatre downtown, which was used to announce upcoming events at Carroll. Later in the year, the S.G.A. sponsored the sale of Christmas Carnations, along with attending a leadership conference at Auburn University. Spring events included the orientation of eighth grade students to Carroll High School. All in all, the S.G.A. experienced a highly successful year. 47 Marie D. Horn Chapter First row: Starla Kelley, Rob Archer, Joe Barnes, Angie Creel. Second row: Mrs. Knight — Sponsor, Dianne Murdock. Susan Edes, Michelle Danner, Cheryl Burkett, Jill Dansby, Tammy Paul. Mr. McCoy — Sponsor. Third row: DeWayne Smith, Landa Tierney. Theresa Jablscki, Gwyn Walker, Shannan Andrews. Joe Cox. Officers Secretary — Starla Kelley Historian — Shannan Andrews Vice-President — Joe Barnes Treasurer — Angie Creel Chaplain and Service Points Chairman — Jill Dansby President — Rob Archer 48 National Honor Society The goal of Marie D. Horn Chapter of the National Honor Society is to promote education through emphasis on four dimensions: Character, Scholarships, Leadership, and Service. 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 requirements to be a member. You must also perform services in the club to remain a member of the club. This year the National Honor Society sponsored a tutoring program. They also had a Valentine’s party for the Nursing Home. 49 Spanish Honor Society First row: Tammy Tyre, Susan Edes, Patricia Wilt. Angela Hendley, Karen Ashcraft, Gail Miller. Second row: Landa Tierney, Susan Squire, Dana Paramore, Teresa Payne, Ginny Sexton, Tammy Robeson, Cindy Carroll, Lisa Brinkley, Zena Phillips, Diane Murdock, Mrs. Knight. Third row: Sidney Edwards, John Ball. Joe Cox. Pat Burden, Marvin McGraw. Buddy Beer, Kevin Hughes, Mike Childers, Mark Peacock, Jim Davis, Mike Payne, Greg Williams. Officers Vice President: Diane Murdock Secretary: Susan Squire Treasurer: Joe Cox President: Marvin McGraw The Spanish Honor Society is an organization for students who have displayed outstanding work in the study of Spanish and have had at least a “B” average in two consecutive semesters. Every year the Spanish Honor Society gives an award to the most outstanding Senior Spanish Student. 50 Math Club Front row: Kevin Murray, Mike Stamper, Starla Kelley. Keith Tharpe. Back row: Greg Parmer, Mike Bryant. Kazwyo Maki, Amy Judah, Mr. Henry Williams, Sponsor, Louis Ezell. DeWayne Smith, Joe Barnes. Officers Secretary: Mike Stamper Treasurer: Kevin Murray Vice President: Holly Noyes President: Starla Kelley The Math Club helps to provide an opportunity for learning mathematics that is not presented in the average classroom environment. 51 Art Club Front row: Curtis Ingle, David Parker, Susan Edes, Pam Cobb. Sonya Ball. Cheryl Cotton, Terry Mooring, Dee Hand, Jeanette Schall. Elenor Clark. Back row: Stephanie Hutcheson. Teresa Miller, Sara Adams. Chris Schauble, Delana Collins, John Jones, Diane Anderson. Greg Tharp, Patty Morse. Terri Scott, Regina Bright. Donna Pinyan. Officers Treasurer: Terry Mooring President: Greg Tharp Secretary: Dee Hand Vice Pres.: Cheryl Cotton The Art Club helps to gain a better understanding of art and its ability to be used in the community as well as personal achievement. They not only participate in school activities but in public services as well. The Art Club’s goal is to be united as a club and exist in the future. 52 Choral Club bml _________ —i The Carroll High Choral Club, under the direction of Rickey Shirley, is widely recognized and acclaimed as a superior concert choir. They have achieved statewide recognition for their performances, both the concert stage and in choral festivals. UPPER PICTURE — First row: Theresa Faulk, Arleen Johnson, Dana Pope. Sharon Pate, Patti Mosley, Starla Kelly, Belinda Kelley, Cindy Smith. 2nd row: Cassandra Shuler, Patti McWilliams, Melisa Boose, Machelle Bell, Shannan Weeks. Kevin Gibson. Dale Wynn. Pat Wilt, Susan Young, Judy Brighton. Tracy Joiner. 3rd row: Janet Strickland. Leigh Thompson, Monica Morris, Elisabeth Carter. Taylor Caffey, Dykes Culp, Reggie Woodham, Michelle Danner, Jill Dansby, Kazuyo Maki, Cynthia Carter. Kathy Grimes, Mellissa Preston. 4th row: Linda Johnson, Kathy Robson, Gywen Walker, Leeanne Wright, Dewayne Smith, Paul Andrews. Andy Martin. Marc Wright, Jim Deloney. Cliff Watson. Rusty Marsh, Laura Weeks, Lisa Par- rish, Elisa Taylor, Helen Morano. Officers Andy Martin: Secretary Leeanne Wright: Vice President Gwyn Walker: President 53 Future Business Leaders of America First row: Shannon Andrews, Kim Cherry. Deborah Watson, Diana Carnal, Susie Goon, Joyce Etheredge, Sharlene Miles, Joy Conner, Leslie Thomas. Second row: Mrs. Steed, Joan Johnson, Betsy West, Kim Johnson. Lori Roberts, Marcia Staples, Sibyle Wlaker, Stephanie Hutcheson, Judy Brighten. Adonna Langheld, Michele Myers, Vicki Burt. Carla Mclnnis, Mrs. Sasser. Third row: Deana Withrow. Susan Heath, Naomi Sanple, Kelly Dotson. Sandra Gamble, Kathy Shelvin, Tammy Coursey, Pam Pyle, Deneen Burns. Marian Biggs, Sherry Heath. Officers Secretary: Debbie Watson President: Susie Goon Vice President: Diana Carnal Reporter: Stephanie Hutcheson Treasurer: Joan Johnson UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA The purpose of FBLA is to provide as an integral part of the instructional Pro- gram, additional opportunities for sec- ondary students in business and office education, to develop vocational and career supportive competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibil- ity. 54 Bull Investments Bottom left to right: Alan Peavy, Jeff Srewart, Craig Mancil, Stanley Bridges, Doug Beverly, Sponsor Mr. Ezell. Standing left to right: Joey Smallwood, Nancy Brown, Mark Dayton, Laurie Phillips. Jeff Bankston, Debbie Newman, Cassy Stroud, Landa Tierney. Bull Investments Stock Club is a group of energetic, enterprising, senior, eco- nomic students who forsee a good future in the stock market and business. They have invested in several stocks, the New York Stock exchange and the American Stock exchange. America’s future is in business. Officers Left to right Craig Mancil Alan Peavy Debbie Newman Doug Beverly Stanley Bridges 55 Chess and Library Club Seated from left to right: James Barnwell, Tony Perry, Jimmy McQuinn. Mike Whitman. Front row: Chris Southner. Bruce Hiott, Larry Dillard, Julie Johnson. Debbie Newman, Clifford Joyner. Dwayne Smith. Back row: Mr. Lee Peak — Sponsor, Jay Lohman, Robert Purdy. Jennifer Blackmon. Billy Ladigo. Robert Archer, Mike Childers, Mr. Hank Shaw — Co-Sponsor. Left to right: Rich Tucker, Patty McWilliams, Kathy Hyde, Mrs. Gladys Henry, Mrs. Alice Jackson, Vicki Peters, Anita Watson. 56 Student Aetion for Education First row: Mark Riley, Pat Murphy, Warren Weeks, Gwyn Walker, Starla Kelly. Cheryl Burkett, Laura Cockrell, Dianna Culp, Susan Walding, Kathy Robin- son, Dykes Culp, Ms. Cathryn Austin, Sponsor. Second row: Kenny Harris, Jim Bush, Lynn Purdy, Alan Parker, Kim Wright, Vicki Peters, Terri Turner, Jennifer Blackmon. Tammy Roberson, Kathy Caffey, Marc Wright. Lynne Andrews. Third row: Kay Smith, Patty Mosley, Beverly Simmons, Sharon Pate, Cherisa Martin, Amy Miller. Officers: President: Laura Cockrell Vice-President: Terri Turner Reporter: Diana Culp Secretary: Cathy Caffy Treasurer: Jennifer Blackmon Student Action for Education is a national organization composed of high school students with an interest in improv- ing education. The Carroll High Chapter sponsored open house and the Valentine’s Day Telegram sale. Selected sen- iors also have the opportunity to teach a class of their choice. 57 Future Farmers of America 1st row: Kersten Ramsey, Mark Whilden, Bobby Brodgen, Jim Bishop, Jeff Sexton, Rickey Lowery, David Mildrum, Todd West, Gary German, Jim Delo- ney, Larmar Gunter, Wesley Hagler, Keith Peters, Mike Anderson, Joel Hale, Paul Coursey, Brain Branch. 2nd row: Joe White, Greg Parmer, Tommy Wald- ing, Morris Bankston, Todd Tyler, Keiven Walker, Danny McLeod, Pat Hargadon, Brian Skelton, Reggie Leslie, David Jioner, Tommy Danner. Donnie Star- ling, Keith Reynolds. 3rd row: Ronnie Hasting, Larry Anderson. Walter Jester, Ronnie James, Danny Smith, Mark George, James Price, Wayne Blackmon, Larmar Saxon, Mike Byrant, Greg Dobbs, Jim Braun, David Scott, Jerry Bolton, John Phipps. 4th row: Joe Badger, Lawrence Hagler, Kevin Carr, Jack Roberts, Stan Hansen, Jimmy Sanders, Gary Jenkins, Mr. Gant, Advisor, Will Strickland, Jon Gray. Bob Beeton, Dwain Stephen, Buddy Grantham, Randy Beasley, Bruce Meeks, Mike Roe. Officers Reporter — Joel Hale Treasurer — Lamar Gunter Vice-President — Keith Peters President — Wesley Hagler Secretary — Mike Anderson Sentinel — Brian Skeleton The Future Farmers of America is an organization of boys studying vocational agriculture in Carroll High and other small towns and rural areas in America. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the Development of agriculture, Leadership, Cooperation, and Citizenship. FFA — Building Construction Back row: Jerry Hill, Paul Dawson, Roger Bryant, Samuel Brew, Ricky Williams, Mike Farris, Durma Stevenson, Jerry Johnson, Richard Tew, Robert Avery, James Farry, Mr. Otis Leverette. Steve Ripple. Front: James McDaniel. The Future Farmers of America is an organization of boys studying vocational agriculture in Carroll High and other small towns and rural areas in America. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of agriculture, leader- ship, cooperation, and citizenship. Mr. Otis Leverette Paul Dawson Samuel Brew Jerry Hill Jerry Johnson THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Future Homemakers of America Front row: Mrs. Wilkinson. Veronica Harper, Wendy Byrd, Debbie Bentley, Leeanne Wright. Melinda Kroger, Gwyn Walker, Terri Turner, Mrs. Parrish. Back row: Yvonne Scott, Jennifer Whitener, Linda Stokes. Bess Crittenden, Kathy Robison, Montez Martell, Cheryl Burkett. Dianna Culp, Anita Watson, Kathy Caffey, Toni Hethcox, Shelia Harper, Tammy Woodham. Officers President: Jennifer Whitener Treasurer: Cheryl Burkett Secretary: Leeanne Wright Parliamentarian: Gwyn Walker Historian: Linda Stokes Reporter: Dianna Culp Vice President of Program: Patti Morse Not pictured: Vice President of Projects: Donald Richardson The Future Homemakers of America strives to give youth a better basis for community and home life through experience in leadership, citizenship, foods, clothing, consumer education, interior decorating and child care. Through today’s young people, communication, skills, and values bring better under- standing. 60 Afro Study Club Front row: Alice Jackson, Sabrina Taylor. Sheila Roberts, Michael Walker, Cecelia Edwards. Gloria Grubbs. Back row: Lisa Jarmon, Renee Wells, Donald Richardson, Samuel Brew, Derek Lightfoot, Toney Perry, Yolanda Everett, Jackie Richardson, Monica Jarmon, Sheila Neal. Officers Treasurer: Sabrina Taylor Vice President: Sheila Roberts President: Hosea Walker Editor: Cecelia Edwards Sabrina Taylor Donald Richardson Mr. and Miss Afro Study Club Junior Academy of Science From left to right: Larry Dellard, Beth Hale, Joe Cox, Pam Rogers. Edith Mamagonian. Mike Ward. Kevin Peters, Thomas Denney, Anna Cox, Lamar Saxon. Officers Treasurer: Beth Hale Secretary: Mike Ward Vice President: Thomas Denney President: Joe Cox Sponsor: Mrs. Brown The Junior Academy of Science is a club for young people who are intro- duced to activities which increase their interest and knowledge of different science areas. Junior Academy of Science sponsors an annual science fair for the students of Carroll High School. 62 Biology Club First row: Mr. Baker. Sponsor. Renorda McFarlin. Angie Smith. Barbara McLauchlin, Faith Pittman, Kim Cordell. Brian Reese. Gus Mitchell. Shelia Neal, Anna Cox. Janvier Lutz. Kelly Dotson. Becky Bywater, Kim Johnson, Francis Bracken, Michelle Dean. Diane Dykes, Cindy Crooks. Lisa Skelton, Angie Childree, Angie Littlefield. Second row: Missi Harris, Daniel Cooper, Margret Williams. Darryl Bennett. Greg Dobbs. Sara Adams. Kevin Cooper. Edith Mamigonian, Elisa Jarmon. Monica Jarmon, Cedric Jiles. Diane Smith, Valarie Williams. Beth Fulgham, Kevin Walker, Christine Patton, Amy German, Amy Judah, Ami Miller. Third row: Yvonne Scott. Renee Wells. Tammy Paulk, Machelle Bell, Lynn Gilley, Patty Mosley, Sharon Pate, Erin Kelley, Andy Mur- phree. Roger Keller. Jeff Bankston, Andy Ward, Greg Palmer, Michael Harris. Brian Harris, Patti Wall. Pat Clayson. Fourth row: Reba Kelly, Tiana Marshall, Ricky Williams, Charles Grider, Randy Patton, Dana Sowell, Reggie Woodham, Mary Anne Baker, Craig Mancil, Brad Williams, Keith Griggs, David Hughes, Shane Bagwell, Michelle Bosen, Cindy Lapp. Rusty Marsh, Todd Cain. Fifth row: Steve Johnson, Sam Covington, Joe Jelick, Rhonda Robison, Rosemary Rio, Allison Thompson, Denise Williams, Karen Anderson, Polly Turbeville, Tanya Tarbala, Denise Lenox, Cliff Watson, David Brown. Sixth row: Ann Bright. Kathy Ferry. Wayne Blackmon, Sonya Wood. Cynthia Carter, Donald Granberry, Lori Norman, Donna McWilliams. Tracy Joiner. Mary Makow- ski, Lisa Brown. Beverly Simmons. Cherisa Martin, Wendy Lanham. Warren Weeks, Gwyn Walker, Pat Murphy, Starla Kelley, Keith Tharpe. Mike Johnson. Bruce Pate, Richard Shell. Seventh row: Kip Davis. Matthew Ham, Robert Elia, Paul Kline, Lamar Saxon. Louis Ezell. Kevin Peters. Lisa Mann, Donna Dykes, Andrea Wright. Jeff Paramore, Shannon Henderson, Mary Johnston, Jeff Hodges. Mike Stamper. Eric Schwegler. Glenn Smith, Tommy Walding, Randy Youngblood. Mrs. Stephens, Sponsor. Officers President: Andy Murphree Vice President: Kelly Dotson Secretary: Barbara McLauchlin Treasurer: Charles Grider The Biology Club was organized to promote inter- est of students who seek future knowledge in the field of science through personal experience and interest- ing speakers. 63 Computer Science Kneeling: Michael Walker, Patrick Burden. Front row: Dana Paramore, Gwyn Walker, Kay Smith. Gregg Williams, Chris Primis, Donna Harrisik, Angie Creel. Jill Dansby, Mark Peacock, Tammy Tyre. Third row: Sponsor — Jeff Longchamp, Bryant Hixon, Kevin Hughes, Scott Rigsby. Bryan McDaniels, Buddy Beer, Mark Dayton, Angie Petralia. The Computer Science Club was established to promote understanding and appreciation of computer sciences through field trip experiences, enrichment activities, guest speakers and fund raising project to maintain equipment and support activities. Vocational Enterprises First row: Sharon Eutsey, Yvonne Currington, Diane Anderson — Treasurer, Patricia Gaddy. Second row: Shyrl Crittendon, Linda Currington, Alice White — Secretary, Eatrice Kilow — President. Terence Taylor, Sindy Calhoun. Vocational Enterprises is a club to give students practical experience in running a business or corporation. Students are responsible for planning activities in order to make a profit for the business. 64 Health Careers Club First row: Leanne Wright. Starla Kelley. Gwyn Walker. Shannon Andrews. Elizabeth Carter. Diana Culp. Cheryl Burkett. Laura Cockrell. Terri Miller. Tammy Paul. Laurie Phillips. Second row: Mrs. Brown. Debbie Bentley, Wendy Burden. Beth Hale. Pam Rogers, Angie Creel. Kenny Harris. Dykes Culp. Jim Bush. Jim Dansby, Theresa Faulk. Lisa Parrish. Beth Fulgham. Becky Bywaters. Third row: Alan Parker. Rob Archer. Jeff Bankston. Doug Beverly. Officers President: Gwyn Walker President Elect: Lisa Parrish Reporter: Kenny Harris Blood Drive Chairman: Rob Archer Treasurer: Dianna Culp Secretary: Debbie Bentley The Health Careers Club is an organization of young people interested in Health Occupations as a future. It also helps to acquaint them with the requirements for these professions and introduce them to professionals who might help and encourage them. Twice during the school year the club sponsors a blood drive. The students not only publicize and promote the Blood Drive but provide the manpower to staff the operation. 65 T and I Club First row: Beth Pate. Joan Johnson, Frances Hagler. Mable Rodgers. Cora Ramas, Tammy Munn, Cheryl Carlisle, Deborah Edwards. Second row: Silvia Garcia, Dee Dee Smith, Terri Mooring, Diane Anderson, Karen Pate, Helene Martin, Brenda Barnes, Jean Roberts. Connie Morse, Elizabeth Jones — Instructor. Third row: Christine Ramsey, Tonia Fields. Linda Johnson, Kim Skaggs. Karen Dickey. Phylis Murray. Sharon Daniels, Elaine Kinsey, Lori Andrews, Laurie Logan, Sue Gattschall. Officers Linda Johnson Christine Ramsey Diane Anderson Terri Morring Tonia Fields Kim Skaggs Tammy Munn Karen Dickey The T and I Club is devoted in the learning and mastering of essential basic skills for health and beauty aids. 66 Health Occupation Students of America First row: Wanda Hagler, Jill Pearson, Tammy Paulk. Joan Payton, Tammi Johnson, Dorothy Phipps, Janet Mixon, Jennifer Whitner, Donna Pinyan. Sec- ond row: Debbie Bentley, Lynn Redmon, Linda Gissendanner, Pam Sutton, Ann Bright. Annette Brown, Tammy Woodham. Judy Sheffield. Tammy Dun- can. Holly Noyes. Third row: Kim Woodham, Pat Clayson, Kagrruyo Maki, Montez Montell. Maragaret Barrow. Marla Merrill. Sponsor: Mrs. Burnie Kelley. Officers Secretary: Pat Clayson Treasurer: Jill Pearson Vice-President: Margaret Barrow President: Jennifer Whitner Health Occupations is divided up into two, 2 hour classes and one, 1 hour class. This class prepares students that plan to go into the medical field. Our future doctors, nurses, dentists will come out of this class. The club is a statewide club and holds meetings dur- ing the year to further their education. The club is made up of those occupa- tions class. 67 Drafting Club Front row: Eric Bearden. Gregg Williams. Michael Whitman. Phyllis James. Johnny Beaty. Dexter Matthews. Andrew Smith. Back row: Mr. Paolo, Kevin Gibson, Tim Jones. Robert Andrews, Heidi Rudd, Joey Johnson, Keith Griggs, Jon Carn, Kraig Sxarbinsky, Kevin Hughes, James Barnwell, Daniel Oquinn. Officers President: Terry Byrne Secretary: Kraig Scarbinsky Treasurer: Christopher Badger The Drafting Club is designed at the same time to create basic fun- damentals of drafting and a study of career possibilities with empha- sis on individuals’ interests. 68 Radio and T.V. Front row: Tom Phillips, Mike Mixson. Kevin Weed, George Garrett. Stuart Mullen. Tommy Brantley. Back row: Steve Kelly. John Patton, Mikki Welch Pat Burden. Todd Doran. Russ Huey. Steve Sexton. Ed Siegfried. Arthur Redmon. Larry Vincent. Morey Smith. Bryant Hixson. John Gassett. Buster Dillard, Mr. Duane Hagen. Officers Russ Huey Buster Dillard Steve Kelly John Gassett John Patton The Radio and TV Chapter of VICA was formed four years ago. The club has been an active participant in school activities. Among these are the Homecom- ing and Christmas parades, the taping of school and sports events, also R.O.T.C. and occasionally Drama Club plays. 69 VICA — Trowel Trades Left to right: Sponsor. Harold Martin. Cedric Horne. Mike Michalic, Todd Snell, Andrew Hudson. Chris Miley. Joby Michalic, Creig Pevala Normad Thomas. Tedd Davis. Terry Walters. Billy Davis. Robert Milam. Officers Tod Snell: Treasurer Mike Michalic: Vice-President Robert Milam: President Joby Michalic: Secretary Chris Miley: Reporter Trowel Trades develop skills and knowledge and working with different masonry materials — brick, concrete, block structural tile. 70 Fellowship of Christian Students 1st row: Yolanda Everett, Linda Gissendanner, Lessia Crawley, Eleanor Byrd, Pamela McKinney, Cecelia Edwards. Jackie Karl, Jackie Fleming, Morris McPherson. 2nd row: Glenda Brown, Shelia Cody, Linda Smith, Demetria Shirholstor, Earl Snell. Jacqualine Richardson, Gala Fary, Lanett Smith, Portia Horton. 3rd row: Terrance Taylor, Sabrina Taylor, Olivia Stephens, Anna Cox, Mikki Welek, Dexter Mattews, Andrea Crawley. 4th row: Michael Walker, Morris George, Pattie Stone, Rebecca Roe, Teresa Miller, Stephanie Dawson. 5th row: Joe Cox, Doraine Baker, Susan Walding, Celia Coleman, Teresa Faulk, Arleen Johnson, Sheri Squire. 6th row: Dwain Worth, Lestor Mason, Willie Britt, Richard Roberts. Marianne Baker, Warren Weeks, Mrs. Faye Brown. 7th row: Thomas Dennis, Karen Shaw, Derieck Lighfoot, Toney Perry, Linda Shaw, Mr. George Williams. Fellowship of Christian Students helps promote spiritual growth by the interaction with other Christians. Meetings consist of individuals sharing what Christ has done in their lives. Also we have groups discussing various subjects that young peo- ple face, such as alcohol, dating and witnessing to other students. 71 VICA — Co-Op Standing left to right: Mr. Blankenship — sponsor. Wesley Hagler. Mark Schwartz. Marvin McGraw, Susan Ham. Susan Walding, Melissa Brunson. Kathy Blansit. Cindy Herring. Kathy Spencer. Seated left to right: Victor Turner. Nancy Brown. Terri Miller, Tammy Paul. Julie Brunson. Debra Smith. Not pictured: Michelle Lee. Tammy Nix. Sherry Peak. Vicki Petralia. Brian Skelton. Cindy Davis. Becky Hazel. Shannon Grantham. Officers Wesley Hagler — Treasurer Tammy Paul — Historian Melissa Brunson — Reporter Susan Walding — Secretary Nancy Brown — Vice-President Terri Miller — President The VICA Club is organized to train students in leadership. It also encour- ages students to advance in their occu- pation and participation in skill con- tests. 72 Distributive Education Clubs of America First row: Lynn Phillips. Misty Duncan. Tanya Tolbert. Gail Miller. Cassy Stroud. Landa Tierney. Second row: Vicki Burt. Shelia Sketo. Vicki Sketo. Cindi Cole. Rex King. Scott Rigsby. Matt Snyder. Marianne Baker, Melanie Fables. Elizabeth Carter. Lavonda Littlefield. Tammie Johnson. Rose Kelly. Third row: Tom Lynn. Pat Wicker. Kevin Murray. Kevin Murphy. Tom McMillin. Kelly Strickland. Donald McLeod. Nathaniel West. Larry Petty. Joe Wood. Vice-President: Misty Duncan Parliamentarian: Tom McMullen Secretary: Casey Stroud Reporter: Scott Rigsby Treasurer: Lisa Greiner President: Joe Wood The DECA Club is the only national organization operating through the pub- lic schools attempting to build status for careers in marketing and distribution in goods and services. K 'a, X .. N ST 73 Key Club First row: Brian Harris, Mike Segars, Mike Childers. Joe Barnes. Alan Parker. David Hughes. Lynn Johnson. Roger Keller, Lisa Borer. Doug Beverly. Erin Kelley. Scot Coleman. Tommy Walding. Ann Barkett. Russell Simmons, Sam Covington, Andy Murphree, Kenny Harris. Coley Pinion. Second row: Andy Martin, Paul Andrews, Mark Dayton, Mike Condor, Stan Hale, Morris Bankston. Third row: Greg Keller, Jim Bush, Jeff Grantham, Donald Granberry, Bill Sullivan, Warren Matthews, Scott Keller, Keith Tharpe, Rob Archer, Mike Harris, David Brown. Not pictured:-Walter Hank, Mark Riley. Right to Left: President: Doug Beverly Vice-President: Robert Archer Sceretary: Roger Keller Treasurer: Kenny Harris Sgt. at Arms: Alan Parker Representative: Jim Bush Directors: Scot Coleman Mark Riley Andy Murphree 74 Key Club International is a service organization committed to serv- ing the needs of our school and our community. It is the largest high school boys’ club service and is found on campuses across the United States and Canada. The Kiwanis Club sponsors the Key Club and both clubs have enjoyed excellent relations throughout the years. Along with the projects for the year, our club is active in Key Club basketball. Playing other clubs in the area, there is stiff competition for the Division Title. Among the larger rivalries are the games with the Interact Club which is the highlight of the Key Club basketball season. Sweethearts: Freshman: Ann Barkett, Sophomore: Erin Kelley. Junior: Lisa Borer, Senior: Lynn Johnson. Tri-Hi-Y Front row: Lynne Andrews. Leanne Wright. Charlie Eatmon. Andrea Wright, Reggie Woodham, Patty Mosley. David Brown. Lynn Purdy. Julie Avrett. Alan Parker. Michelle Lee. Jamie Flowers. Erin Kelley, Denise Lenox. Laura Newman. Kim Wright, Terri Turner. Wendy Byrd. Andy Murphree. Back row: Stephanie Dawson, Paul Andrews, Warren Weeks. Kevin Hughes, Barbara McLauglin, Lisa Brown, Jill Pear- son. Faith Pittman. David Hughes. Darci Little. Marc Wright, Kenny Harris, Sam Covington. Jeff Grantham. Warren Matthews. Mike Child- ers. Tri-Hi-Y is a branch of the YMCA. Tri-Hi-Y helps with the haunted house and their community projects. They sponsor a Christmas tree sale each year. In the spring, the members of Tri-Hi-Y attend Youth Legislature in Montgomery where they participate in being congressmen for several days. Officers Secretary: Lisa Brown President: David Brown Vice-President: Andy Murphree Treasurer: Patty Mosley 75 VICA — Day Trade Front row: Mr. Shipman. Sponsor. Robbie Brownfield. David Grider. Steve Everett. James Carter. Francisco Lance, Glenn Morrow, Brent Hayes. Second row: Keith Bryant, Edward Brown. Eddie Heeder, Eddie Monk, Joseph Waker, Michael Stanford. Officers Top row: Reporter: Eddie Monk Treasurer: Joseph Waker President: Steve Everett Secretary: Michael Stanford Sergeant at Arms: James Carter Second row: Vice-President: David Grider Auto Mechanics develop technical and manipulative skills in diagnosing and servicing the automobile. 76 Drama Club r ' vxv -' Mrs. Nancy Murphy — Sponsor, Walter Johnson, Ricky Williamson, Jeff Paramore, Lynne Andrews, Oney Rio, Pattie Morse, Kenneth Glass. Ste- phanie Hutchinson, Howard Harrison, Michael Walker, Elisa Jarmon, Yolanda Evrette. Officers: Kenneth Glass — Representative Patti Morse — Secretary Michael Walker — President Stephanie Hutchenson — Treasurer Jeff Paramore— Vice-President Oney Rio — Representative The Drama Club of Carroll High is made up of Drama I, II, and III students enrolled in extra curricular work at C.H.S. The purpose of the speech Drama Club is to provide stu- dents with community theatre experience in combination with their regular class activities. This gives the student a voice in materials selection and the role they wish to play on a club rather than a class basis. While the instructor still assumes the responsibility for the quality of production. The organization of the Drama Club is slightly different from that of the usual academic club. There are student directors selected for each of the productions, a business manager, a backstage manager, and an overall chairman. Each of these officers are responsible for the activities of a number of students. The Drama Club presented: “Ruberneck (all school pro- duction)”, “The Coming of the Kings.” 77 The Talon Editors — Mark Riley, Laura Cockrell Assistant Editors — Dykes Culp, Brent Barefield, Dianna Culp Advisor — Mrs. Barbara Hicks TALON ST ALT MEMBERS OF ALABAMA HIGH SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATION EDITORS .......... ASSISTANT EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS .... BUSINESS MANAGERS FEATURE EDITORS .. CLUB NEWS ....... PHOTOGRAPHER .. GUIDANCE REPORTER PUBLICITY......... TYPIST............ REPORTERS ........ MYSTERY EAGLES PUBLISHER ..... .......Mark Riley Laura Cockrell .......Dykes Culp Dianna Culp Brent Barefield .....Doug Beverly Jeff Chancey Johnny Oliver ... Dana Barefield Lynne Andrews David Brown Terri Miller .... Kathy Robson Scott Keller Scott Rigsby Mark Stamper . .Cecelia Edwards Lisa Greiner ......Terry Byrne .....Chris Primis Kathy Robson ......Dykes Culp . . . Susan Walding ......Karen Pate Kevin Murphy Carmen Mechur Charisse Williams The Southern Star 78 Photographer: Terry Byrne Sports Editor: Doug Beverly Sports Writers: Jeff Chancey, John Oliver Business Managers: Dana Barefield, David Brown, Lynne Andrews, Terri Miller The Talon Staff is a 27 member organization which is responsible for the production of the school newspaper. This is a non-profit organization which is made up entirely of C.H.S. journalism students. Each member has had at least a full year’s experience in the field of journalism prior to his appointment to the staff. Each person serving on the staff has one or more specific jobs for which he is responsible. The staff covers all newsworthy events related to the school, writes up the articles, lays the paper out, and circulates the Talon once a month. Feature Writers and Reporters Chris Primis, Cecelia Edwards, Kevin Murphy, Lisa Greiner, Karen Pate. Feature Writers and Reporters Kathy Robson, Mark Stamper, Scott Rigsby, Charisse Williams, Scott Keller. 79 Angie Petralia, Chris Schauble, Susan Griffin, Cheryl Burkett, Melissa Brunson. Standing: Jimmie Jean Bush — Advisor. Roger Keller, Debbie Newman. Mike Segars. Seated: Chris Schauble. 80 Jim Bush. Michelle Lee, Julie Avrett. David Hughes. Lisa Borer. Mike Segars. David Marcum. Tina Price. Melanie Brown. The Eaglet Staff is composed of a group of highly talented individuals. This staff has striven to bring a colorful yet fac- tual account of high school life to the students of Carroll High School. The Staff has worked many long hours to meet deadlines, and straighten out problems occurring in the publication. Our main objective is to give Carroll High a book that will hold all of the memories of the 1980-81 school year that might otherwise be forgotten in the future. Lisa Borer. David Hughes. Walter Hand, Starla Kelley. Wade Strickland. Seated: Kenny Wilder — Taylor Representative. Susan Griffin. Lynn Johnson. Left: Alan Parker. Robert Brauer. Michelle Lee. Jeff Bankston. Julie Avrett. Roger Keller, Tina Price. Seated: Kenny Harris, Jim Bush. 81 “The Pride ol 82 We would like to remember Stephen ‘Chip” Newman and Michael Gilmore in our thoughts and prayers. Their death was a great loss to all. The Pride of the Wiregrass is proud to present the 1980-81 drum major, Pat Murphy. Pat has directed in all of the football games and marching contest. He received a Superior rating at Lake Martin Invitational. The Band is proud to have Pat as their drum major. the Wiregrass The Majorettes of Carroll High received a superior rating at Lake Martin Invitational. They are a great asset to “The Pride of the Wiregrass.” L to r: Sherri Kennet. Tonia Fields. Tammy Coursey — Head Majorette. Donna Calhoun. Officers: Band Manager — Gwyn Walker Freshman Lieutenant — Lewis Ezell Secretary Treasure — Cheryl Burkett Senior Lieutenant — Dykes Culp Chaplin — Warren Weeks Vice-President — Laura Cockrell Sophomore Lieutenant — Laura Weeks President — Starla Kelley Junior Lieutenant — Terri Turner Seniors: First row: Mark Stamper. Kevin Cooper. Scott Keller. Dykes Culp. Warren Weeks. Jeff Hart. Second row: Shannon Weeks. Gwyn Walker. Angie Creel. Kay Smith. Dianna Culp. Cheryl Burkett. Jennifer Whitener. Laura Cockrell. Tonia Fields. Shannon Andrews. Not shown: Starla Kelley. Flag Corps: I to r: Kim Woodham, Laura Cockrell, Kathy Caffey. Kim Wright. Jennifer Blackmon. Joy Conner. Cheryl Burkett — Captain, Lynn Purdy. Dianna Culp, Kay Smith, Jennifer Whitener. Joyce Etheridge. Gwyn Walker — Co-Captain. Not Shown: Starla Kelley — Co-Captain and Terri Turner. 84 Flutes: First row: Jenny Snyder. Mary Johnston. Theresa Faulk. Angie Childree. Melissa Preston. Shirley Clark. Arleen Johnson. Susie Goon. Selena Lund- quist, Lynn Gilley. Beth Hale. Second row: Vicki Peters. Cassandra Shuler. Lana Blocker. Sheila Williams. Kim Wright. Lynn Purdy. Jennifer Blackmon. Tana Galladay, Jennifer Whitener. Gwyn Walker. Pamela Rogers. Not shown: Terri Turner. Clarinets: First row: Kim Woodham. Shannon Weeks. Dianna Culp. David Scott. Monica Jarmon. Second row: Sara Adams. Wendy Lanham. Shannon Henderson. Kelly Butler. Mike Roe. Joyce Etheridge. Barbara McLauchlin, Cindy Lapp. Kathy Caffey. Leigh Thompson. Mary Makowski. Belenda Kelley. Elisa Jarmon. Margaret Williams. Evette Clark. Third row: Donna Calhoun. Pat Clayson. Beverly Simmons. Eric Schwegler. Lewis Ezell. Wayne Gray. Cheryl Burkett. Lisa Parrish. Amy Byrd. Sharon Pate. Cherisa Martin. Shannon Andrews. Alison Creel. Patti Wall. Sherri Kennett. Not shown: Patty Mosley and Starla Kelley. The Carroll High School Band, The “Pride of the Wiregrass” had another busy year. In August the band had a week of rookie camp and a week of band camp, from 8:00 until . . . Along with marching at all the ball games, the band also par- ticipated in the Marching Festival at Lake Martin in which all divisions received superior ratings, Homecoming Parade, and Christmas Parade. The band also gave two concerts this year. This year was Mr. Dasinger and Mr. Grimes’ second year. 85 Tubas: I to r: Kip Davis. Keith Walker. David Ferry. Brad Williams. Kenneth Hughes. Chris Southard. Drummers: First row: Keith Chesser. Jon Carn, Tim Masters. Second row: Keith Griggs, Mark Whilden. Taylor Caffey. Joey Murray. Kevin Irish. Bruce Pate. Theresa Payne. Horns: First row: Steve Skeen. Shawn Crumpler. Roy Williams. Dykes Culp. Bobby Welch. Second row: Kathy Ferry. Laura Cockrell. John Gray Scott Keller. James McNabb, Laura Weeks. Mary Johnston. 86 Trombones: I to r: Willie Pryor, Mark Andrews, Mike Johnson, Warren Weeks, Stanley Tew, Jeff Hart, Jeff Hodges, Kevin Peters. Not shown: Pat Murphy. Trumpets: First row: David Marcum, Lisa Spodek, Cindy Carter, James Barnwell, Jeffery Roseboro, Buddy Weldon. Jerry Bolten, Ramsey Denson. Se- cond row: Steve Johnson, Mike Asodi, Tim Morriss, Kevin Cooper. Scott Keller, Mark Stamper. Angie Creel, Mike Stamper. Clifford Joyner. Saxaphones: I to r: Richard Kelley. Glenn Smith, Darren Simmons, Ryan Pierce. Second row: Darrell Williams, Tammy Pierce, Dee Hand, Richard Stumpf, Ralph Meachem, Billy Ladigo, Curtis Hagler, Kay Smith, Joy Conner, Reggie Miggins, Judy Brighton. 87 f A' J. R. O. T. C. A Company Front row — left to right: Debbie Knight. Samuel Brew. Steve West. Brian McLaughlin. Billy Ladigo, Katina Abbott. Second row: Patty Smith. Kevin Viles. Annie Johnson. Edith Mamigonian. Rosanda Carter, Ralph Eagen, Mike Whitman. Shawn Freeman. Phyllis James. Third row: Sandra McDaniel. Bob Stansbery. Jacqueline Richardson. Malany Blades. Deborah Edes, Beth Hale. Maurice Hobdy. Ted Smith, Lori Duncan. Boyd Fuller. Fourth row: Rebecca Waker, Donnie Starling. Kenneth Hughes. Brian Kelly. Valerie Dick. Greg Lawson. Kurk Tucker. Tony Staples. B Company Front row — left to right: Shelly Brantley. Denise Brantley. Vickie O'Sullivan. Anthony Baker. Larry Dillard. Sheila Neal. Debbie Smith. Doug Cherry, Barbara Smith. Second row Pattie O'Sullivan. Lisa Warren. Sharondla Perry. Jaennie Turner. Tammy Rhea. Ronald Crumb. Bobby Brogdan, Daniel Hargaden. Willie Houstan. Kevin Williams Third row Roselyn Brown. Bess Majors. Darrell Turnbow. Anna Cox. Chris Southard. Rick Bensema. Charles Moore. Kathy Haistan. Morris George. Curtis Brinkly. Eric Viles. Fourth row Ben Nickerson, Alonza Newman. Thomas Smith. Paul Newman. Joseph Jones. Larry Merrill. Jay Lohman. Irish Warren 1st Battalion Staff Left to right: Craig Perala S-4, James Beasley XO. Robert Beer S-3, Patrick Burden Com- mander. Richard Shell S-4. 9L C Company Front row — Dwain Worth, Lora Willingham. Lisa Mann, Valerie Simpson. Jimmy Bishop. Dona Jones. Mikki Beer. Second Row — Wynetta Beachum. Kathy Graham. Roger Jordan. Robert Know. Anthony Ingram. Cynthia Moore. Donna Dykes. Michael McKinny. Aaron Gunter. Third row Sara Freeman. Howard Reese. Wendell McCray. Brain McDaneil. Jimmy Peters. James Harper. Karen Shaw. Carolyn Johnson. Derik Lightfoot. Mike Ruckman. Andrew Moore. Frederick McLeod. Billy Davis, Kenny Greene. Marcia Staples. D Company Front row — Deborah Harton. Christian Sleeper. Rhonda Smith. Carmon Villanevaa, Yvonne Lyle. Dawn Borders. Lessa Williams. Veronca Reese Second row - Dorene Bailey. Sherry Chestnut. Terrance Dubose. Stanley Newman. Monica Warren. Tommy Johnson. William Nance. Third row — Ronald Britt. Pamela Farley. Deborah Adcock. Jacqueline Karl. Fourth row — Selena Macfadden. Frank Harvey. Roosevelt Freeman. Augusta Mitchell. Calvin Harper. Edward Crittenden. Larry Martin. Tony Perry. Joe Barnes. Color Guard Left to right: Richard Tucker, Jac- queline Fleming, Lisa Neal, Anthony Lancaster. Rifle Team Front row — left to right: Brian McLaughlin, Andy Herring. Back row: Theresa Jabblecki, Kirk Herring, Michael Harris. Brigade Staff Left to right: Thomas DuBose Command SGM, Donald Richardson S-4, Michael Harris XO, Joe Cox S-3, Theresa Jablecki Commander. Michael Walker S-1. 92 Thursday Inspection 93 Varsity Football Kenny Harris, Tommy Lewis, Andy Murphree, Ronald Dawkins, Scot Collman, Ronald Douglas, Todd Health, Walt Hand, Michael Johnson, David Brown, James Carter. Second row: Kelley Carter, Mike Segers, Timothy Shipman, Jay Fulgham, Daniel Wallace, Randy Mosely, Lonnie Martin, Bill Sullivan, Ricky Wells, Spanky McCall, Mitchell Borders. Third row: George Garret, King Cassmo, Pat Garret, Richard Brackin, Andrew Smith, Russell Simmons, Robert Archer. Jeff Bankston, Maurice Thomas, Stan Hale, Derrick Williams. Fourth row: Marion Maund, George Deloney, Joe Barnes, Mark Peacock, Coley Pinyon, Keith Tharpe, Wade Strickland, Steve Sexton. Mike Ruckman, Daniel O’Quinn, Lennie McLeod. Fifth row: Roger Keller, Donald Britt. Jeff Johnson. Louis Stanford, Jerry Skeen, Alan Parker, Mudbone Grant, Willie Britt, Greg Keller, Joey Johnson. Sixth row: William Hill, Jay Jackson. Coaches Top: Jim Murphy. Jerry Herring. Bottom: Head coach Paul Terry, Bill Rob- ertson. CHS Schedule Northview 19 Ozark 0 Troy 12 Ozark 6 Selma 15 Ozark 14 Enterprise 42 Ozark 26 Eufuala 43 Ozark 0 Auburn 42 Ozark 0 Andalusia 6 Ozark 21 Opelika 12 Ozark 0 Dothan 26 Ozark 12 Dale County 13 Ozark 21 Overall Record 2 Wins and 8 Losses 94 Seniors First row: Roger Keller, Keith Tharpe, Andrew Smith, Donald Britt, Lennie McLeod, Robert Archer, Joe Barnes, Scot Coleman. Second row: James Mcall, Mitchell Borders, Todd Heath. Jeff Bankston, James Carter, Tommy Lewis, Tommy Grant, Jerry Skeen. 95 Homecoming 1980 The Carroll High School 1980-81 Homecoming was very successful. The Eagles of Carroll defeated the Bull- dogs of Andalusia by a score of 21 to 6. The Eagles led at halftime by a score of 14 to 6. The Eagles came out the second half and added one more touchdown to secure the game. Overall, it was a tremendous home- coming. Football Banquet 1980 L to r: Def. Back, Scot Coleman; Capt. Jerry Skeen; Def. Line. Willie Britt; Off. Back. Mitch Borders; Best Off. Player. Ricky Wells; Def., Jeff Bankston; Off. Line. Keith Tharpe. 98 1 r r:s r 99 Seniors SAFETY Scot Coleman H LINEBACKER Jeff Bankston 100 GUARD Joe Barnes NOSEGUARD Andrew Smith LINEBACKER Jerry Skeen TACKLE Roger Keller 101 CENTER Robert Archer GUARD Lennie McLoed The seniors of 1980-81 lost some close games but the two wins over Andalusia and Dale County were memorable ones. Returning starters were Jerry Skeen, Roger Keller, Scot Coleman, Keith Tharpe, Joe Barnes, Andrew Smith, and James Carter DEF. END James Carter B1 CM'. TACKLE Donald Britt SAFETY James Mcall 102 Daryl Bennet End Todd Tyler QB Charles Eatmonn K John Watford Tackle Freshman Football Chris Scott End Shane Bagwell Safety Walter Johnson F Kenneth Parker Center Tommy WaldingQB Danny McLeod T Kenneth Williams HB Rodney Hairston HB Mike McKenny HB Cliff Watson FB Mike Reeder QB 104 Morris Bankston End Keith Sistrunk End Jimmy Sanders Guard Gus Mitchell Guard James Ray Guard Robert Elia Guard Wendell McCray HB Johnny Reynolds G Coach Kovach Andy Ward Tackle The ninth grade football team of 1980 was coached by Michael Kovach. The team had several key players injured and sidelined for the season. The team ended up with 2 wins, 6 losses, but never gave up courage. Managers: Kevin Walker and Richard Cummings I 105 Varsity Basketball Left to right: Kenneth Taylor, Toney Perry, Clyde Ward. James Byrd. Marty Werner. Eddie Monk, Trawick Redding, Willie Parker. Front: Stuart Skinner. Ozark 40 Basketball Schedule Dale Co. 32 Ozark 41 Eufaula 55 Ozark 45 Daleville 38 Ozark 41 Headland 48 Ozark 65 New Brocton 69 Ozark 60 Pike Co. 45 Ozark 63 Abbeville 54 Ozark 68 Opp 47 Ozark 60 Northview 71 Ozark 63 Opp 51 Ozark 56 Dothan 55 (OT) Ozark 57 Pike Co. 66 Ozark 55 Geneva 54 Ozark 47 Northview 71 1 Ozark 61 Dale Co. 82 Ozark 56 Enterprise 63 Ozark 61 Daleville 38 Ozark 60 Northview 61 106 Coach Cecil Skinner The Carroll High School varsity basketball team has had a successful season this year and posed a threat to all their opponents. We can be proud of our fine basketball team. The team is coached by Cecil Skinner. 107 Toney Perry 108 Marty Werner Clyde Ward 110 James Byrd 9th Grade Left to right: Michael Kovach, Coach. Darrin Wilson. Chris Scott. Edward Crittended. Ricky Jiles. Zack Barton. Charles Medley. Anthony Lancaster, Robert The CHS 9th grade basketball team enjoyed a learning season this year and they hope to use this learning experience to strengthen our varsity and jr. varsity team next year. The team also was the Dale County Tournament champions. 114 115 Girls Basketball 1st row — left to right: Becky Bywater, Diana Martin, Teresa Gray, Diana Culp, Becky Waker, Tammy Roberson. Back row: Oney Rio, Shirley Bailey, Lynne Andrews, Karen Ashcraft, Jacky Fleming, Sonda Medley, Jill Dansby, Betsy Heath. COACH Jane Shulsen. Schedule Us Them Long 30 36 Long 30 32 Enterprise 27 33 Houston Academy 41 32 Daleville 43 66 Houston Academy 44 50 Northview 33 75 Pike County 43 26 Enterprise 33 22 Northview 46 49 Tro 44 39 9 116 117 Varsity Cheerleaders The 1980-81 Varsity cheerleaders cheered for the Varsity football and basketball teams. They have also cheered at school pep rallies and downtown pep rallies. During the summer, two T.S.U. cheerleaders were invited to spend three days with them to prepare them for the upcoming year. Each is to be commended for her perfor- mance as a C.H.S. Cheerleader. Sharlene Miles — Co-Captain Tina Price and Sharlene Miles Tina Price Erin Kelley Sponsors: Miss MacLean and Mrs. Murphy Jill Pearson Lisa Borer Julie Avrett — Captain 119 Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders This year C.H.S. was also represented by a Junior Squad com- prised of 9th and 10th grade girls. This group cheered for 9th grade football and basketball teams as well as for the Lady Eagles Basketball Team. They also participated in all of the spirit promotions and have set high goals for future squads. 121 Boy’s Tennis This year’s boys tennis team is led by four returning Seniors, and is looking for- ward to a successful season. The team also has two juniors who should be able to contribute to the success of the team. Left to right: Mike Payne, Allen Bates, Robert Purdy, Craig Mancil, Scott Rigsby, Reggie Woodham, COACH Robertson. Craig Mancil — 2nd year player — Shows forehand technique. Robert Purdy — 2nd year player — Mike Payne — 2nd year player Displays serving form. Displays his forehand. 122 Girl’s Tennis Kathy Caffey — 2nd year player — Displays serving form. Joy Jackson — 2nd year player — Displays her forehand. Melanie Brown — 2nd year player — Displays her backhand. Standing — left to right: Amanda Matthews, Melinda Morgan, COACH Mrs. Herring, Ann Barkett, Angel Collier. Kneeling — left to right: Kathy Caffey, Joy Jackson, Melanie Brown. Sherrie Browning. Donna Havrisik. Dana Sowell, Evelyn Purdy. This year’s girls tennis team is looking forward to en- joy the same success they had last year. The team is led by five girls who earned letters last year. They are looking for the support of the other members of the team. 123 Boy’s Track Kneeling: Robert Eli, Boyd Fuller. Michael Johnson, Tim Shipman, Ronald Douglas, Rodney Harriston. Kelly Carter. Standing: Jay Jackson, Alan Parker. Maurice Thomas, Ronald Dawkins, Bryant Hickson, Steve McLendon, Parrish Adams. The 1980-81 CHS Track Team is composed mainly of younger members this year, but as well as being young, they are also energetic. This year’s squad shows great enthusiasm and has an optimistic outlook toward a promising record with Coach Jim Murphy leading them. 124 Girl's Track Kneeling: Pam Hudson, Penny Sexton, Deneen Burns. Heide Rudd. Barbara Waker, Kelly Dotson. Tammy Tyre. Standing: Missy Harris, Ruth Wellnitz, Becky Waker. Janet Strickland, Marianne Baker. Stephanie Dawson. This year’s girls track team is on its way to a win- ning season. The members show a genuine desire to achieve and accomplish. 125 Baseball 1st row, I to r: Billy Davenport, Johnny Oliver. Roger Keller, Kraig Scarbinsky, Warren Weeks. 2nd row, I to r: Coach Herring, Mitchell Borders, Morris George. Kenny Harris. Ark Ark Wright, Alan J. Parker. Returning Starters are: Mitchell Borders, Johnny Oliver, Roger Keller, Billy Davenport, Kenny Harris, Kraig Scarbinsky. The Carroll High School baseball team has six return- ing starters this year and is looking forward to a winning season. Last year’s team en- joyed a limited success by being the only team in this region to defeat Northview, and we hope they enjoy more of this success again this year. The team is coached by Jerry Herring and is provided with leadership from the seven seniors on the team. Kenny Harris explains to Johnny Oliver and Billy Davenport the proper way to throw his multipurpose gravity ball. 126 Golf The Carroll High School Golf Team is looking forward to a good season again this year. The team, with its only senior being Jeff Cor- son, will be led by Coach Cecil Skinner. 1981 Golf Team Members: Bob Andrews. Stan Hale, Jeff Corson, Warren Matthews. Not pictured: Taylor Caffey. 127 Girl’s Volleyball Standing — I to r: Coach Linda Rogers, Angela Hendley, Tammy Roberson. Karen Ashcraft. Oney Rio. Selena MacFadden, Jennifer George. Jackie Flem- ing Sandra Trussell, Tammy Tyre. Manager — Penny Sexton. Kneeling — left to right: Lisa Brinkly, Delores Grey. Stacey Simpson. Tina MaCalester. Kelley Dotson, Kathy Noles, Susan Edes, Charisse Williams. The girl’s volleyball team with diligent practicing and dedication experienced a very successful season. The team is expected to be even stronger next year with several returning starters. 128 Eagles Soccer 80-81 The Carroll High School soc- cer team has proved itself as our most impressive and suc- cessful sport. In their fall season they had a winning record of 9-1-1. In the Dothan Invitational Tournament they easily took first place and brought home 20 individual trophies and one team trophy. With our support, they will sure- ly prove winners again in their upcoming spring season. 1980 Fall Season Dothan Falcons Eagles 3 Opponent 3 Dothan Bucs 2 1 Dothan Vikings 4 0 Opelika 5 2 Auburn 8 3 Opelika 3 4 Dothan Bucs 1980 Dothan Invitational Soccer Tournament Eagles 4 Opponent 0 Dothan Falcons 3 0 Blakely, Georgia 4 First Place 0 1st row, left to right: David Marcum, Lance Tatum, David Hughes, Kersten Ramsey. Joey Bradley, Paul Coursey. Kenneth Glass, Mark Dayton. 2nd row: Dean Metz. Brian McDaniel, Keith Carter, Paul Dawson. John Ball. Pat Woods. Back row: Kyong Su Kim, Tom McKinney. Steve Martin, Richard Shell. Presenting the 1980-81 Home- coming Queen, Cheryl Burkett, and Her Court Senior Attendant Delana Collins escorted by Joey Smallwood Senior Attendant Charisse Williams escorted by Tony Perry Senior Attendant Lisa Greiner escorted by Mark Dayton Junior Attendant Jill Pearson escorted by Jim Bush 133 Junior Attendant Marianne Baker escorted by Jeff Grantham Junior Attendant Linda Smith escorted by Larry Vincent Sophomore Attendant Renee Moore escorted by Sam Covington Sophomore Attendant Melinda Morgan escorted by Mike Condor 134 Sophomore Attendant Elisa Taylor escorted by Cedric Giles Freshman Attendant Patti Wall escorted by Andy Ward Freshman Attendant Ann Barkett escorted by Tommy Walding Freshman Attendant Renee Wells escorted by Steve McLendon 135 Homecoming 136 137 1980 Homecoming Activities 138 139 Miss Ozark MISS OZARK: Laurie Phillips. Center; Lynn Johnson. 1st Runner-up. Tina Price, 2nd Runner-up. Cheryl Burkett. MISS CONGENIALITY; 3rd Runner-up, Leeann Wright, 4th Runner-up. Cheryl Burkett 140 While you do that which no other man can do, every man is a willing spectator. Emerson Miss Bronze Gala Fary 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 merchants of Ozark. HJK OA QUEEN EGRA First Runner-Up: Sheila Cody. Second Runner-Up: Francina Stewart. Third Runner-Up and Miss Congeniality: Cynthia Martin. 141 143 L'i, Charis ,V-V Kathy Spen au ties Patti Wd Melanie Chanc Awards CHS students have received many awards during the 1980-1981 school term. We would like to congratulate each one and wish for a successful career in life. We would like for each student to set a goal and achieve it for the upcoming year. All State Chorus: Marc Wright. Janet Strickland, Sharon Pate. Starla Kelley. The leadership award goes to Miss Patty Moseley this year. She receives it from Principal Thomas Harrison. Phillip Carter received an award for the great effort of runn- ing track. 150 All State Band: Pat Clayson, Shannon Andrews. David Ferry, Bobby Welch. Patty Moseley, and Kathy Ferry. Kevin Murry received a nomination for the Air Force Academy. Art Show Winners: Best of Show — Brian Baily Copper Bird Mixed Media — Steed Star J. P. Gagne. 2nd Cow Skull — Richard Parker Batik — 1st Racoon” — Robert Milam. 2nd Butterfly — Chris Schauble Painting — 1st Sea Lynn Mills. 2nd Blue Flowers” — Susan Edes Pen and Ink — 1st Jay Bird — Dee Hand. 2nd Pirate — Greg Tharp Drawing — 1st Deer Head — Ronald Douglas. 2nd Wrestler” — Troy Wiggins 151 Awards Carroll High School Rifle Team has received superior ratings in competition. Members are Andy Herr- ing. Theresa Jablaki. Kirk Herring, Jimmy Harper. Brian McLaughlin, and Mike Harris. Joe Jones has received an academic scholarship to Ala- bama State University. The 1980-81 members for the C.H.S. Prep Bowl consist of Andy Murphree. Starla Kelley Pattv Moseley, and Rob Archer. 7 Beth Hale and Crystal Ridings will have their poems published in National Poetry Press Regional Anthology called Young Am. Sings. 152 Awards The Annual Staff won top honors at the Auburn University Yearbook Clinic sponsored by Taylor Publishing Co. last summer. Those attending were: seated— Jimmie Jean Bush — Advisor, Tina Price. Starla Kelley, Debbie Newman. Michelle Lee; standing — Jim Bush, Robert Brauer. Doug Beverly. Theresa Jablecki attended the Physics course at Auburn University. Shannon Weeks attended the chemistry course given at the University of Montevallo. This year the CHS Soccer Team has been a real success. Members accept a trophy along with their coaches. They are: Thomas Harrison. Coach Jenkins. Mark Dayton, David Hughes. Coach Vasquez. Joe Cox received an Air Force ROTC Scholarship and an appointment to West Point. Joe Barnes received an Air Force ROTC Scholarship and an Army ROTC Scholarship to Auburn University, in addition to an appointment to West Point. 153 154 A wards Boys’ State: Rob Archer. Deca Club Winners On Feb. 14, the DECA club traveled to Pratt- ville for their district competition. The DECA club had a successful day for winners and several others who did well. The winners were Kevin Murry for food ser- vices, Zena Phillips for apparel and accessories, Cassy Stroud and Melanie Fables for general merchandizing. Superior Soloists Marc Wright, Starla Kelley, Morris McPher- son, Jill Dansby, Leigh Thompson, (soloist) received superior ratings at district choral competition. Science Fair Winners of Science Fair, Kelly Long (3rd pi. bio. sc.), Sherry Squire (1st pi. bio. sc.), Shelia Cody (2nd pi. bio. sc.), Beth Hale (1st pi. bio. sc.), Lonnie Martin (2nd pi. phys. sc.), Brian Kel- ly (1st pi. phys. sc.), Laura Weeks and Cindy Smith (Most Original Thought), Joe Cox (Paper Reading competition). CHS science fair held on Feb. 13 in the school library. Sponsored by Jr. Acad, of Science. Win- ners competed in the regional fair on Feb. 28 at TSU. Also competing on that date was Joe Cox who entered the regional science paper reading competition. Girls’ Nation: Starla Kelley with Pres. Jimmy Carter. 1981 HONOR GRADUATES Valedictorian Robert Archer Salutatorian Jill Dansby SHANNON ANDREWS JEFFREY BANKSTON JOSEPH BARNES DOUGLAS BEVERLY CATHY BLANSIT NANCY BROWN CHERYL BURKETT LAURA COCKRELL JOSEPH COX ANGELA CREEL MICHELLE DANNER MARK DAYTON MISTY DUNCAN SUSAN EDES SUSAN GRIFFIN THERESAJABLECKI SCOTT KELLER STARLA KELLEY DIANE MURDOCK KEVIN MURRAY TAMMY PAUL ROBERT PURDY SCOTT RIGSBY MARK RILEY JERRY SKEEN DEWAYNE SMITH KAY SMITH ROBERT STONE CASSIE STROUD SUSAN SQUIRE PAIGE THOMPSON YOLANDA TIERNEY SANDRA TROSSELL TAMMY TYRE GWYN WALKER SHANNON WEEKS Girls' State: Starla Kelley with Gov. Fob James. This was the first Dale County Jr. Miss Pageant ever held. It was sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and will become an annual event. The contestants were judged on scholastic achievement, talent, physical fitness, poise and appearance, and a judges’ inter- view. All girls that are a part of the pageant are win- ners automatically in their own right. There were only six girls in the pageant but this number will certainly increase in the years to come. The winner goes to Montgomery for the state pageant. Dale County Jr. Miss Miss Starla Kelley Dale Co. Jr. Miss Miss Leeanne Wright, left, was selected as having the Spirit of Jr. Miss. This award is voted on by the girls. This is given to the girl they feel has been the most enthusiastic and congenial throughout the many hours of practice and the pageant. 155 In Memory of Michael Gilmore His smile shone so young and sure The laughter still echoes here. The sticks he held, now lay untouched, Our faces now sting with tears. The people here are grim and quiet, Thinking of our friend. God, we’re going to miss him so much, That we all do employ. O, Dear Lord, please take good care Of our little drummer boy. On October 24, 1980 tragedy struck Carroll High School. The Class of 1984 lost Michael Gilmore. A smile never left Mike’s face. His joy and happiness helped us all through the day. Mike was born on April 21, 1966 to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gilmore. Mike loved to play the drums. Although Mike’s life was short we will always remember his smiling face and that he was a friend to everyone. 156 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS We, the Freshman Class of 1981, are proud to finally be a part of Carroll High School. This year we have tried to establish ourselves as leaders in the different activities of the school. Now, as we continue on our way through school, we hope we can uphold the high standards and traditions set by the students before us. President — Renee Wells Vice-President — Morris Bankston Secretary- Treasurer — Mary Johnston Reporter — Angie Childree Sara Adams Eddie Ambrose Tom Ambrose Karen Anderson Mark Andrews Shelly Armstrong Howard Harrison Joe Badger Shane Bagwell Dorene Bailey Shirley Bailey Anthony Baker Morris Bankston Ann Barkett Leda Barnes Scott Barney Leticia Barrow Zack Barton Wonda Baxter Netta Beacham Michael Beard Randy Beasley Robert Beaty Beth Beer 157 CLASS FAVORITES Missi Harris Kenneth Taylor Bob Beeton Darryl Bennett Pat Bennett Scott Bensema Doris Bingaman Jim Bishop Donna Bivins Wayne Blackmon Meloney Blades Theresa Bludsworth Michelle Boesen Jerry Bolton Donna Boyd Wendy Burden Beverly Bracken Joey Bradley Brian Branch Karen Brannan Buster Brantley Mary Braun Philip Brewer Bobby Brogden Ramona Brown Mike Bryant Tina Bryant Kelly Butler Sandra Butsch Dwayne Byrd Taylor Caffey Todd Cain Amelia Cannon 158 t Anna Cox Stephanie Cox Melissa Crews Edward Crittendon Mickey Coach Pam Cobb Elesuha Coleman Angel Collier Kim Cordell Carmeli Corn Paul Coursey Dean Carlton Kevin Carr Richard Carr Vicki Carr Cynthia Carter Melanie Chancey Serrean Chatman Sherry Chestnut Angela Childree Eva Childree Yolanda Clark Cindy Crooks Mike Crowder Ronald Crumb Melinda Culp Richard Cummings Berry Curry Tommy Danner Greg Dawkins Kip Davis Linda Dean Jackie DeLoney 159 Wilton Denson Valerie Dick Greg Dobbs Donna Dykes Dianne Dykes Allan Dziwoki Jimmy Eagen Charles Eatmon Debra Edes Robert Elia Timothy Evans Louis Ezell Judy Faniel Pam Fariey Angela Fawk Gloria Fish Sara Freeman Sherry Freeman Steven Fry Beth Fulgham Yama Garrett Gretta Garris Jennifer George Mark George Amy German Cynthia Giles Albert Gissendanner Michael Gissendanner TanaGalladay Kathy Graham Buddy Gratham Jon Gray Theresa Gray Regina Green Kevin Greene Bonnie Griffin Rodney Hairston Joe Hargrove Brian Harris Missi Harris Connie Hayes Brooke Heath Dawn Herbert Pamela Helms 160 Michele Helms Shannon Henderson Dirk Henke Sonia Hill Jeff Hodges Deborah Horton Portia Horton Willie Houston Mike Huey Kenneth Hughes Kevin Irish Eugene Jackson Monica Jarmon Gary Jekins James Jekins Ricky Jiles Carolyn Johnson Carolun Johnson George Johnson Janette Johnson Janice Johnson Mike Johnson Phyllis Johnson Walter Johnson Mary Johnson David Joiner Tracey Joiner Stephanie Jolly Donna Jones Amy Judah Sherre Karkutt Brian Kelly Reba Kelley Richard Kelley Nancy Kirkland Paul Kline Debi Koernke Mark LaChance Anthony Lancesater Wendy Lanham Cindy Lapp Paul Ledford Denise Lenox Reggie Leslie Carol Lester Anthoay Lightfoot 161 Darei Little Angie Littlefield Douglas Lohmen Phillip Lundquist Selena Lundquist Janna Lunsford Janvier Lutz Julie MacRae Mary Makowski Lisa Mann Carl March Chris Markoff Rusty Marsh Tianie Marshall Cherisa Martin Irish Martin Larry Martin Margaret Martin Norman McCaffery Renee McCartha Jennifer McClendon Daniel McClennon Anthony McDaniel Michael McKenny Pamela McKinney Wendell McCray Danny McLeod Stephen McLendon Mary McLeod James McNabb Stuart McQuinn Donna McWilliams Charles Medley Bruce Meeks Roger Menze Christy Merrill 162 David Mildrum Daryl Miley Ami Miller Chris Miller Lisa Miller Teresa Miller Gus Mitchell Amanda Mitchell Shanna Mixon Carolee Moody Cynthia Moore Christiane Morano Timothy Morris Joey Murray Margaret Murray Billy Myers Rhonda Neal Shelia Neal Lisa Neal Lori Norman Susan Newman David Nowell Vickie O'Sullivan Richard Parker Greg Parker Bruce Pate William Patrick Christine Patten Joe Peavy Sharondia Perry Caroline Peters Nancy Peters 163 James Peters Kevin Peters Linda Petty John Phipps Stephen Phipps Faith Pittman Joey Pixton James Price Denise Priest Willie Pryor Kersten Ramsey Brian Rapacz James Ray Brian Reece Mike Reece Johnny Reynolds Tammy Rhea Jacqueline Richardson Donna Rieger Rosemary Reo Allison Robert Jack Roberts Rhonda Robison Joyce Rodriguez Mike Roe Allen Rogers Wanda Rogers Jeffery Roseboro Sharon Ruckman Lorraine Ruffin Carolyn Sabine Jimmy Sanders Timmy Sanders Lamar Saxon Araceli Schade Allan Scholl Eric Schwegler Chris Scott David Scott Linda Shaw Keith Sistrunk Michael Sistrunk 164 Steve Skeen Lisa Skelton Christian Sleeper Thomas Smith Marsha Smolen Jenny Snyder Chris Southard Mike Stamper Greg Stanford Richard Stumpf Tanya Tarbaia David Tarter Bernard Tatum Kenneth Taylor Donna Tillery Donna Tolbert Pearl Stanford Bob Stansberry Angela Steele Dwain Stephens Pattie Stone 165 Kurt Tucker Terry Tucker Pollie Turbeville Stephanie Turman Darrel Turnbou Danny Turner Jeannie Turner Todd Tyler Tim Vernon Kevin Viles Pam Vineski Becky Waker Tommy Walding Ralph Walker Kevin Walker Patti Wall Andy Ward Irrish Warren Lisa Warren Monica Warren John Watford Cliff Watson Karen Watson Mike Watson Chuck Weaver Kevin Weed Bobby Welch Buddy Weldon Renee Wells Vicki White Susan Whitlow Jennifer Wilkins Brad Williams Darrel Williams Denise Williams Kenneth Williams Lesa Williams 166 Margaret Williams Roy Williams Benzy Wilt Michelle Wood Not Pictured Marie Abbot Debbie Luther Abe Abrams Carolyn McCloskey Will Banks Sandra McDaniel Ulysees Belcher Clifford McGee Walter Calloway Andrew Moore Donald Caswell Gerald Nelson Joey Cobb Nancy Peters Teddy Cooper Synthia Phillips Willie Cox James Price Andrea Crawley Eddie Roberts Mong Dinh Althea Robinson Ralph Fagen Lisa Rogers Luis Estes John Rose Jacqueline Fleming Shelly Saxon Joesph Grantham Rebecca Smith Angie Grimes Todd Snell Kennth Hanson Allan Szymeczek Ann Hoage Donna Thompson John Howard Darnell Ward Annie Johnson Kenneth Weisensale Dale Johnson Daren Wilson Amanda Kelley Shirley Woods Mike Kissenger James Lesilie Tammy Luther 167 The Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class of 1980-1981 is proud to finally be a part of Carroll High School. We have shown spirit, enthusiasm, and pride in our first year here, and hope to make our next two years as great. Sophomore Class Officers Treasurer — Erin Kelley President — Patty Mosely Secretary — Barbara McLaughlin Vice-President — Laura Weeks Reporter — Tammy Paulk Deborah Adcock Larry Anderson Mike Anderson Terry Andrews Brenda Aplin Kenneth Armstrong Charles Babcock Brian Bailey Donald Baker Flora Banks Jackie Barnes Bridget Barton Deborah Barton Richard Beer Bob Beeton Machelle Bell Jeanna Biggs Martha Billings Lisa Brown Paula Bryant David Biynowski Neal Burt James Byrd Luther Byrd Becky Bywater Jim Braun Angela Bright Regina Bright Curtis Brinkley Ronald Britt Annette Brown Jeff Bludsworth Shana Bludsworth Melisa Boose Richard Bracken Denise Brantley 170 Sam Covington Angie Cox Bess Crittenden John Crosby Celia Coleman Kelly Compton Mike Conder Robert Cooper Wanda Cosby Doug Cherry Keith Chesser David Chesnut Eleanor Clark Shirley Clark Frank Coffin Carol Calhoun Donna Calhoun Sindy Calhoun Debra Carnal Robert Carter Connie Casrto Mark Chatman Faye Crosly Melinda Culp Yvonne Currington Donald Dawkins Ricky Dawkins Al Dawson Thomas Deaney George Deloney Margaret Doan Ronnie Donahue Todd Doran Terreance DuBoise Lori Duncan Virgivia Eatmon Teresa Edgar Robin Epperson Sharon Eutsey Danual Ewart Gala Fary Teresa Faulk Kathy Ferry Jamie Flowers 171 Janet Flynn Pat Hargadon Amy Harrington Ramona Harris David Harrison Jimmy Harper Frank Harvey Ronnie Hastings Wanda Hawkins Dewayne Hayes Betsy Heath Susan Heath Eddie Heeder Mike Hill Bruce Hiott Keith Gage Robert Gallini Brad Garrett Pat Garrett Gary German Lynn Gilley Charlene Gissendanner Donald Granberry Gail Grant Kenny Greathouse Charles Grider Mary Grubbs Bobby Gunter Lee Gunter Curtis Hagler Wanda Hagler Michael Harrison Matthew Ham 172 1 , V 1 SHAVE THE S bulldogs VICA ,f 0 CLUB fv m Alan Hutto Lynne Hyatt Anthony Ingram Jay Jackson Morgan Jackson Elisa Jarmon Ronnie German Jelich Joe Mark Jergenson Walter Jester Cedric Jiles Barbara Johnson Greg Keller Belenda Kelley Erin Kelley Sherri Kennett Eatrice Kilow Ahlena Kilpartrick Mike Kissinger Deborah Knight Robert Knox Jean Lanham Orlando Laster Gregory Lawson Patricia Lester Yvonne Lyle 173 Lisa Lisenby Kelly Long Ricky Lowery Gloria March Cynthia Martin Lonnie Martin Carmen Marsh Deenen Mason Laura Mathis Amanda Matthews Warren Matthews Marion Maund Tina McAllister Kelly McBrewer Wendell McCall Barbara McClendon Carolyn McCloskey Darlene McDaniel Renorda McFarlin Barbarer McLauchlin Kim McLendon Fredrick McLeod Tina McNaughton Denise Medley Sonda Medley Larry Merrill Reginald Miggins Teresa Miller William Miller Andy Murphree Cathy Nakasone Billy Nance William Nance Delois Neal Dwain Nelson Alonza Newman Michael Mixon Kathi Mobley Renee Moore Melinda Morgan Patty Mosley Stewart Mullen 174 Daniel O'Quinn Patti O'Sullivan Daniela Palmer David Parker Lisa Parrish Sharon Pate Tammy Paulk David Peacock Tracy Peel Leslie Perault Lori Phipps Tami Pierce Menee Newman Paul Newman Sandra Newman Stanley Newman Ben Nickerson Scott Nowell Mary Nowocin Coley Pinyan Brian Powers Angie Poynter Sabrena Presson Yvette Presson Carl Pylant Pam Pyle Charlene Reese Susan Reese Keith Reynolds Allen Rhea Shsilia Richardson Gloria Roberts Lorie Roberts Dannah Shirah Cassandra Shuler Bev Simmons James Simmons Sherry Simmons Russell Simmons Danny Smiley 175 Cynthia Smith Dianne Smith Gloria Smith Morey Smith Ted Smith Sandra Sketoe Dennis Skipper Norman Sleeper Dorene Snell Mike Snyder Lisa Spodeck Sheri Squire Ann Stanchio Louie Stanford DeCarlos Staples Donnie Starling Marty Steltenpohl Francinia Stewart Will Strickland Bill Strothers Bill Sullivan Lance Tatum Elisa Taylor Kimmie Thomason Allison Thompson Donna Thompson Leigh Thompson Brenda Tiper Laurie Torgerson Jeanette Tull Susan Turcotte Tammy Turner Eric Viles Carmen Villanueva Daniel Wallace Kenny Walton Mike Ward Jean Watson Jackie Watts Laura Weeks Billy Welch Rickie Wells Charles Wenk Steve West Todd West Mark Wilden Alice White Joe White Derick Williams 176 Lisa Woodham James Wright Terri Wright Sharon Payne Stephanie Dawson Joseph Williams Nancy Williams Valerie Williams Ricky Williams Darrin Willoughby Mickey Winstead Not Pictured Marie Abbott Sabrena Preson Carol Ambrose Lori Price Robert Barrow Richard Powell Thomas Baumberger Howard Reese Brendal Beatty Allen Rogers Micky Beer Nancy Scena Danny Cordell Rick Shriver Rosevelt Freeman Edward Siegfried Pat Gissendanner Darin Simmons Aaron Gunter Stacy Simpson Daniel Hargaden Becky Smith Dwan Holder Earl Snell Mike Huey Greg Stanford Russell Huey Ricky Stokes Jimmy Johnson Stephan Storms Vickie Loggins Mike Thomas Ulysses Martin Steve Uzun Tim Masters Timmy Watson Andrew Moore Kevin Weed James New Valerie Williamson Tammy Paulk Dwain Worth 177 The Junior Class of 1980-81 school year at Carroll High has enthusiastically accepted the many challenges and changes put forth before them by the addi- tion of the Freshman Class, the Vocational Building, and the coming of a new principal. We feel we have successfully lived up to the expectations and respon- sibilities set before us by previous junior classes and are willing to go along in making this the greatest school year in Carroll High history. Officers: Rigth to left President: Kenny Harris Vice-President: Jeff Grantham Secretary: Kathy Caffey Reporter: Alan Parker Treasurer: Jim Bush 178 Ellen Adams Beverly Anderson Patricia Anderson Bob Andrews Butch Andrews Lori Andrews Lynne Andrews Melissa Andrews Karen Ashcraft Mike Asodi Julie Avrett Chris Badger Angela Baker Dorraine Baker Marianne Baker 179 John Ball Brent Barefield Dana Barefield James Barnwell Allen Bates Margaret Barrow Eric Bearden Johnny Beaty Marion Biggs Stan Billings Joe Bishop Jennifer Blackmon Tami Blalock Lana Blocker Dawn Borders Lisa Borer Jimmie Sue Bray Caroline Breedlove Judy Brighton Lisa Brinkley Willie Britt David Brown Melanie Brown Sherrie Browning Julie Brunson Roger Bryant Camille Buchanan Deneen Burns Jim Bush Amy Byrd Eleanor Byrd Wendy Byrd 180 Kathy Caffey Charles Campbell Frank Campbell Jon Carn Cindy Carroll Keith Carter Kelly Carter Rosanda Carter Neva Chapman Kim Cherry Mike Childers Pat Clayson Joy Conner George Cooper Stanley Cooper Tammy Coursey Lessia Crawley Allison Creel Shawn Crumpler Sharon Daniels Cindy Davis Jim Davis Shelly Davis Tedd Davis Ronald Dawkins Paul Dawson Karen Dickey Buster Dillard Larry Dillard Dennis Doheny Kelly Dotson Ronald Douglas 181 Tammy Duncan Mike Farris Lori Galland Susie Goon Shannon Grantham Stephan Griffin Frances Hagler Deboraah Edwards David Ferry Sandra Gamble Sue Gotschall Waayne Gray Keith Griggs Kathy Haisten Sonya Elmore Gary Forsey George Garrett Jeff Grantham Kenny Greene Kathy Grimes Beth Hale Joyce Etheridge Jay Fulgham John Gassett Rhonda Grantham Barney Griffin Mary Grubbs Stan Hale 182 Susan Ham Angela Hendley Russ Huey Arleen Johnson Dee Hand Andy Herring David Hughes David Johnson Walt Hand Cindy Herring Stephanie Hutchenson Jerry Johnson Greg Harris William Hill Charlotte Hyatt Joan Johnson Kenny Harris Bryant Hixson Joy Jackson Joey Johnson Donna Havrisik Rudy Huckabaa Phyllis James Julie Johnson Becky Hazle Andrew Hudson Ronnie James Ken Johnson 183 Derik Lightfoot Lavonda Littlefield Eddie Logan Laurie Logan Dan Loman Selena MacFadden Bess Majors Kazuyo Maki Edith Mammigonian David Marcun Montez Martell Maurice Martin Wendell McCall Maria McCartha Walter McClellan Bryan McDaniel Carla Mclnnis Paula Mclnnis Ralph Meacharn Michael Johnson Rose Johnson Sharon Johnson Jimmy Jones Tim Jones Clifford Joyner Joel Jones Rene Kelley Rick Kennedy Cathy Knowles Melinda Kroger Billy Ladigo Adonna Langheld Michelle Lee Dori Meeks Tammera Meeks Dean Metz Joby Michalic Mike Michalic Robert Milam Chris Miley 184 Eddie Monk Connie Morse Patti Morse Charles Moore Randy Moseley Laura Newman Kelly Newsome Paula Nichols Holly Noyes Jeff Paramore Alan Parker Kevin Parker Beth Pate Liz Patrick John Patten Teresa Payne Joan Payton Mark Peacock Sherry Peak Jill Pearson Scott Peek Vicki Peters Vicki Petralia Larry Petty Zena Phillips Ryan Pierce Melissa Preston Lorie Price Lynn Purdy Trawick Redding Lynn Redmon Veronica Reese Lomax Reeves Diane Reynolds Crystal Ridings Oney Rio Steve Ripple Tammy Roberson Richard Roberts Mable Rogers Pam Rogers Mike Ruckman Heidi Rudd Eddie Ruffin Naomi Sample Jeanette Scholl Dara Scott 185 Mike Segars Ginny Sexton Karen Shaw Judy Sheffield Richard Shell Reggie Shelton Kathy Shevlin Demetria Shinholster Tim Shipman Kim Skaggs Brian Skeleton Vicki Sketoe Jacky Smith Lanette Smith Melissa Smith Ricky Smith Dana Sowell Kathy Spencer Marcia Staples Rick Stephens Durma Stevenson Janet Strickland Wade Strickland Terence Taylor Stanley Tew Greg Tharpe Lee Tharpe Leslie Thomas Maurice Thomas Norman Thomas Cindi Thomason Keith Thomley Keith Tomlin Bridget Tull Terri Turner Vic Turner Marty Tyre Cass Vincent Larry Vincent Barbara Waker Keith Walker Lauri Walker Syble Walker Vengamus Warren Debbie Watson David Watson Ruth Wellnetz Betsy West 186 Wayne White Mike Whitman Pat Wicker Gene Williams Gregg Williams Kevin Williams Robert Williams Sheila Williams Thor Williams Lora Willingham Tim Wilson Pat Wilt Deana Withrow David Wolf Kim Woodham Reggie Woodham Wendy Woodham Pat Woods Dwain Worth Andrea Wright Kim Wright Marc Wright Dale Wynn Randy Youngblood Susan Young Not Pictured: Alexander Anderson Deborah Adcock William Bailey Tommy Brantley Keith Bryant Cathy Burks Sue Beeton Cheryle Carlisle Cecelia Cody Lenny Coffin Linda Currington Daavid Trevino Jeff O'Neal Denise Odom Billy Davis Naomi Davis Troy Davis Alex Dodd Eric Dykes Mark German Paul Gagne Rhonda Grubbs Robin Henaker Jerry Hill Tammy Honaker Kenya Walker Shawn Walker Steve West Jay Hufstutler Elaine Kinsey Lori Nolde Diane Martin Steve Martin James McDaniel Morris McPherson Willie Parker Leroy Parris Robert Phillips Andrew Parasson Troy Wiggins Kevin Williams Robert Williams inez Ruffin Arthur Redmon Cora Ramos Lucretia Rivers Paula Ross Nancy Scena DeeDee Smith Linda Smith Valerie Simpson Ricky Stressing Kimmie Thomason Jay Wood David Wright 187 In Memory of Steven A. Chip Newman To all the teachers, the Pride of the Wiregrass Band and Chip’s friends — I give my sincere thanks for helping him become the person that he was — because of you — the world is a better place because Steven A. Chip Newman passed this way. MRS. EVA NEWMAN On June 14, 1980, the students of Carroll High School were heart broken to discover that we had lost a dear friend. Stephen Alan Chip” Newman was killed in a tragic car accident. Chip was born on February 28, 1963, the son of LTC Frank C. Newman and Mrs. Eva Honolka Newman. Chip liked to bowl and to play the trumpet. With Chip’s death we have all suffered. The communi- ty lost one of its most outstanding youths, the class of 1981 lost one of their strongest leaders, and the band lost a talented trumpeter, but above all else, we all lost a friend to whom we could turn to for help in times of need. This is life Can ye not see?” that dust to dust returneth But Godly souls and Sweet memories shall ever remain I SHALL RISE AGAIN.” 188 OFFICERS The Senior Class Laura Cockrell — Secretary Gwyn Walker — Reporter Warren Weeks — Treasurer Doug Beverly — President Craig Manci I — Vice-President We, the Senior Class of 1981, after having completed 12 years of school would like to thank all our teachers for all their hours of loving care and leadership. We also hope all the following senior classes will enjoy their years at Carroll High School as much as we did. We also look forward to solving new pro- blems as we leave this realm of education to establish ourselves as leaders of the future. Sara Jane Adams All I want is for you to be happy. All I want is you to be satisfied. All I want is to be loving you. All I want is a kiss from you. All I want is to hold you forever and ever. The best of all I want is to light up your life and you light up mine. Lisa Anderson Shannon Grace Andrews I decided long ago, never to walk in'anyone’s shadow. If I fail, if I succeed at least I’ll live as I believe. Diane Marie Anderson Paul Douglas Andrews I am wiser than this fellow anyway. He thinks that he knows, when he doesn’t, at least I know that I don’t. Robert Wesley Archer Take the success in life, but don’t let it fool you. 189 Robert Earl Avery Tonya Reese Baker All the days I thought could never end are gone. All the days that seemed so far away have pass- ed. All the loves I thought would last forever have died. So many happy memories, but ... I still have tomorrows filled with the hope of things to come, and although I watch the sun set now, I know it will rise again. Jeffery Reed Bankston My life is but a speck in time, my view is but a trivial matter, but my goal is paramount, and I will Strive diligently to that end. John Nathan Baker Don’t you get turned around, keep your feet on the ground. TCB is the way you feel I’m talk- ing about the deal, know you can zapp to that. Sonya Jean Ball Brenda Ruth Barnes Joseph Earl Barnes Jr. Is life as simple as it seems? I doubt it. Lisa Lenette Baxter A wise person will listen and take in more instruction, and a man of understanding is the one who ac- quires skillful direction. (Proverbs 1:5) CLASS FAVORITES Lisa Greiner and Jerry Skeen 190 Phyllis Taylor Baxter Timothy Royce Beasley Don't take Life too seriously; you'll never get out of it alive anyway. Debra Ann Bentley I may not be perfectly wonderful ... but I’m always perfectly me. Douglas Hugh Beverly Try not to become a man of suc- cess, but rather try to become a man of value. James Harry Beasley Standing tall and looking good now! Glad to be out of Carroll High now! Robert George Beer And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make. Beatles Abbey Road 1969 Joseph Louis Berry Regina Marie Blanchfield Now here I go again. I see my crystal visions. I keep my visions to myself. Cathy Lea Blansit One who fears limits his ac- tivities. Failure is only the oppor- tunity to more intelligently begin again. Henry Ford BEST PERSONALITY Kay Smith and Joey Smallwood 191 MOST ORIGINAL Melissa Brunson and Bill Murray Mitchell Borders Life is not a dream, but it’s reali- ty. And it's not what the world does to me but it means much what I do to the world. Zadie Elizabeth Bowman If everyone swept hi? own doorstep, then the whole wide world would be clean. Robert Ralph Brauer It is great to love life. Accept life as a precious gift from the hand of God and strive to make the most of it. Samuel Daron Brew Charles Stanley Bridges I leave you with this thought out RE-MARK-ABLE! of my brain comes all sources of knowledge. This is truly One In A Million Chance of a Lifetime. Glynda Thelmetia Brown Better is a poor man that walketh in his integrity, than he that is perverse in his lips, and is a fool. Nancy Olivia Brown I expect to pass through life but once. If therefore, there be any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now. and not defer or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again. 192 Robbie Allen Brownfield Tamara Lynn Whatley Burch The most difficult arithmetic to master is the art of counting our blessings. Grit Melissa Ann Brunson Even though it’s nice to say Hello Keep it in the back of your mind! One day you have to say Goodbye. Patrick Wesley Burden Life and Ladies are alike, they are both confusing and hard to understand, but I love them both. Cheryl Ann Burkett For yesterday is but a dream. And tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived. Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope. Vicki Lynn Burt Women's faults are many. Men have only two; Everything they say and everything they do. Terry Lee Byrne Laugh and the world laughs with you, frown and it will wrinkle your face. Diana Marian Carnal I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being. Let me do it now. Let me not deter or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. FRIENDLIEST Landa Tierney and Joe Barnes Elizabeth Ann Carter One can complain because rose bushes have thorns or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses. James David Carter Man is the only animal that eats when he is not hungry, drinks when he is not thirsty and loves at all seasons. Michael Kevin Clossen Make your life a mission, not an intermission. Laura Lee Cockrell Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but be a new and different person with a fresh newness in all you do and think. Then you will learn from your own experience how his ways will really satisfy you. Be honest in your estimate at yourselves, measuring your value by how much faith God has given you. Romans 12:2-3 194 Joseph Lee Cox Haired stirs up strife; but love covers all sins. Proverbs 10:12 Angela Jo Creel God grant me the serenity to ac- cept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and wisdom to know the difference. MOST TALENTED Starla Kelley and Scott Keller Shyrl Crittenden Be yourself and not someone else. Mary Catherine Crittenden Free speech will not long endure unless the people realize their obligation is to think before they abuse their right to speak. James Andrew Crowder Dianna Kathryn Culp To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. Dykes Allen Culp This is a beginning of a new day. God has given me this day to use it as I will. What I do with this day is important because I have ex- changed 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. Linda Currington 195 Marilyn Michelle Danner A writing may be lost; a lie may be written; but what the eye has seen is truth and re- mains in the mind. Laura Jill Dansby The Lord seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart. I Samuel 16:7 William Brady Davenport If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me. For I must be traveling on now. cause there’s too many places I got to see. Lynyrd Skynyrd Naomi Davis Mark Wade Dayton For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you’ll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be Roger Waters Jim Marley Delony Ask me no questions. I'll tell you no Fibs. Thomas Renard Dubose MOST INTELLECTUAL Theresa Jablecki and Joe Cox 196 Susan Marie Edes It isn't ever the same. In time. I'll change. And you. And the cur- rents of our lives. But the image of this moment will never fade. This moment, and you. are unforgettable. Cecelia Edwards Self-Conceit is self-deceit for we must always remember that we are measured by what we actual- ly are and not by what we profess to be. Sidney Edwards Yolanda Everett Jesus is the answer for the world today, above Him there are no others. Jesus Is The Way. Steven John Everett “The problem with not having a goal is. you can spend your whole life running up and down the field and never scoring.” Melanie Lavon Fables There is only one way to get ready for immortality, and that is to love this life and live it as bravely and faithfully, and cheer- fully as we can. H.van Dykes James Michael Ferry Being a Redneck is a part of the past, part of the present, part of the future, a part of me. Tonia Gail Fields Lord, help me to know that nothing is going to happen to me today that together you and I can't handle. Susan Elizabeth Flynn Antonia Paul Gagne We are Americans, and as Ameri- cans we must show the world that the only way to live is free. And without freedom, life is not worth living. 197 Silvia Gonzales Garcia You will do foolish things in life, but do them with enthusiasm. Morris Anthony George Jr. Life is a struggle, that can only be met at with determination and a burning desire to be the best at what you do. But it is imperative that God be the guide of this perilous Journey. Finally. I leave you with this thought; Keep liv- ing for tomorrow, never look back because today is the begin- ning of the rest of your life.” Linda Faye Gissendanner There are three kinds of people. Those who make things happen. Those who watch things happen. Those who wonder what happened. Kenneth Rankin Glass A wise monkey is a monkey that doesn’t monkey with another monkey's monkey. Lisa Marie Greiner Woman was created from the ribs of man, not from his head to top him. neither from his feet to be walked upon. She was made from his side to be his equal; From beneath his arm to be pro- tected by him; From very near his heart to be loved by him. 198 Joel Darrel Hale Do what you can now, because time passes very quickly. Broderick Earl Harper 1 49 l Calvin Harper Everything’s been said and done. You want to go and have some fun. No matter what you do or say. I’m taking a long holiday. Shelia Vernett Harper An open mind, a closed mouth and listening ears could be a blessing to their owner. Veronica Faye Harper “If you believe in yourself; then others will believe in you also.” Michael George Harris III It's not important that you finish first, It’s that you just finished. 199 Debra Hayes Smith Love is the beginning, the mid- dle. and the end of everything. Sherry Lynn Heath Love is the spice of life that adds the flavor. Michael Todd Heath When a man reaches the end of his rope he comes to being with God Kirk Douglas Herring Times may be hard, but as long as I have my friends and you. I’ll get along fine. Thanks for ever having come into my life and please don't ever leave 200 Toni Lynne Hethcox I'd like to leave an echo whisper- ing softly down the ways, of hap- py times and laughing times and bright and sunny days. I'd like the tears of those who grieve, to dry before the sun. of happy memories that I leave when life is done. Carol Mirkel Charles Colen Hill I have never let my schooling in terfere with my education. Jerry McCain Hill Clayton Jerome Hobdy Let me give you some advice When it comes down to making a decision of your Life, let it be one of your own Then, if you should not be successful in the future, you'll have no one to blame but yourself This is me and I am •for real. Can you dig it? Sherry Lynn Hodge Pamela Jean Hudson Being a man is not acting with violence. A man cannot be brought down to the animal instinct. He owns his soul. His weapon is his wisdom, without wisdom, he holds no quality. Without quality, he is no man. Kevin Armond Hughes School is an ugly business and the less I see it the more I like it Kathryn Carson Hyde Knowledge is gained by learning; trust by doubt, skill by practice; and love by love. Joseph Mark Johnson High school was but a dream, but now the nightmares begin. MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED Jill Dans by and Rob Archer t 201 MOST TYPICAL GRAD Kathy Hyde and Johnny Oliver Tammie Lynn Johnson SusanLynn Johnson May your day be a blending of beautiful things — Sunshine and laughter and nice things — May your joys be unending. Your dreams all come true! And may life hold much happiness. Always for you! Linda Marie Johnson If you want a favor with both God and man, and a reputation for good judgment and common sense, then trust the Lord com- pletely; don’t ever trust yourself. In everything you do. put God first and he will direct you and crown your efforts with success. Proverbs 3:5-6 Benjamin Joseph Johnston Jr. John Devore Jones II Great men die every day Oh I feel sick. Joseph Kelvin Jones There was a time when I just did not care. I just did enough to get by. And now I regret it. So don’t you make the same mistake. Get all you can while you can ... You’ll wish you did. Julie Ann Keith My life is like the summer rose. That opens to the morning sky — But ere the shades of evening close. Is scattered on the ground to die. Roger Anthony Keller It is better to understand a little than to misunderstand a lot. 202 Scott Burton Keller • |f I leave here tomorrow. Would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now cause there's too many places I’ve got to see. ” Lynyrd Skynyrd Angela Rose Kelley Long distance is the next best thing to being there. Thomas Adkins Lewis Thomas Billy Lynn All I could ever hope for in Life is the Love of a good woman. 203 Bernadette Anne MacNoe Lawrence Craig Mancil I'm proud to be an American, to be a part of the greatest nation in the world. America, land of the free and home of the brave We must do all we can to preserve and uphold this great country. Our generation is the future America! Andy Dee Martin If any man seeks for greatness let him forget greatness and ask for truth and he shall find both. Helene Alice Martin When a woman really loves a man. he can make her do anything she wants to do! Steve Monroe Martin Brinda Lee Matthews The Best way to defeat an enemy is to make him a friend. Abe Lincoln 204 Dexter Jerome Matthews Your faith should not stand in the wisdom of men. but in the power of God. (I Corinthians 2:5) Marvin Emmett McGraw Marla De Ann Merrill • Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.1' Sharlene Miles Gail Lynn Miller Terri June Miller “Because our lives are too short to waste one precious moment, we should live each day to its Fullest, and look upon tomorrow with hopeful eyes of what the future holds for us.1’ Janet Alane Mixon “You only have one life to live, so live it wisely and to the best of your ability to benefit you.” Teresa Lynette Mooring Life is my college. May I graduate well and earn honors. Jl Marie-Helene Morano ■I Michael Dwight Morris I am who I am. and these twelve years of education is by far the greatest thing that I have done for my life. Monica Dee Morris Only those who risk going too far can possibly find how far they can go. WITTIEST Terri Miller and Mark Dayton 205 MOST ATHLETIC Misty Duncan and Phillip Carter Glen Earl Morrow “Do all the good you can, by all the means you can, in all the ways you can, in all the places you can, at all the times you can, to all the people you can. as long as ever you can.” Tamara Louise Munn Do what makes you happy, not what makes someone else happy. Kevin Joseph Murphy “He who cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must pass himself.” Patrick Joseph Murphy Life is like music; it must be com- posed by ear, feeling, and in- stinct. not by rule. Kevin Murray Just Remember: Today is the tomorrow you were worried about yesterday! Mark Jerome Murray All things therefore whatsoever ye would that men should do un- to you, even so do ye also unto them. Matthew 7:12 William Thomas Murray Accept everyone as a valuable God-created individual. Jeannette Susanne New Love wasn’t put in your heart to stay. Love isn’t love till you give it away. Deborah Anne Newman Love is a symbol of eternity. It wipes out all sense of time, destroying all memory of a beginning and all fear of an end. 206 Michele Ann Myers Tamara Dawn Nix Tamara Joy Osborn Why not go out on a limb, that is where the fruit is. John Franklin Oliver, III I am by NATURE made for my own good; not for my own evil. Dana Mechelle Paramore Only those who risk going too far can possibly find how far they can go. Karan Lee Pate Women’s faults are many, men have only two; Everything they say, And everything they do. Richard Randolph Patton If silence were gold, I’d be the brokest man in the world. Tamela Gayle Paul Time has no value before it has been used or after it has been wasted. Michael Warren Payne As it was once said: Do not walk In front of me for I may not follow but do not walk behind me cause I may not know the way. 207 Alan Lane Peavy Craig Robert Perala Being right half the time beats being half right all the time. Anthony Keith Peters The only thing I want to get out of school is... myself. Laurie Sue Phillips The Human Heart can be opened only from the inside. Robert Anthoney Perry If you don't believe in yourself who will? Confidence is the key to success! Angelina Rose Petralia I am only one but still I am one. I cannot do everything but still I can do something and because I cannot do everything I will not refuse to do something I can do. Lori Lynn Phillips I can't see my reflection in the water. I can't speak the sounds that show no pain. I can’t hear the echo of my footsteps. I can’t remember the sound of my own name. Tomorrow Is A Long Time. Bob Dylan Thomas Dean Phillips 208 MOST POPULAR Tina Price and Jeff Chancey Dana Lynn Pope Margaret Lesa Powell The best thing to give to your enemy is forgiveness; to an op- ponent. tolerance; to a friend, your heart; to your child, a good example; to a father, deference; to your mother, conduct that will make her proud of you; to yourself, respect; to all men. charity. God Bless the future Seniors. Tina Louise Price Happy times and bygone days are never lost ... In truth, they grow more wonderful within the heart that keeps them. Christopher Spentza Primis Robert Franklin Purdy, III If hard work is the key to suc- cess, most people would rather pick the lock. Diane Reynolds Donald Le'Noir Richardson To know the word of God is the world’s greatest knowledge. To live by his word is the world’s greatest achievement. I met you as a stranger, I leave you as a friend, hope to meet you in heaven where friendship never ends. DLR Brian Scott Rigsby The whole worth of a kind deed lies in the love that inspires it. Charles Mark Riley A certain amount of opposition is of great help to a man. Kites rise against, not with the wind. John Neal 209 Shelia Roberts To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. To do what is impossible for talent is the mark of genius. Lucretia Rivers Christine Jean Roberts Kathy Jean Robson If something is meant to be it will never be so just accept life as it comes and make the best of it by being grateful for the friends and achievements God has granted you and thank God your finally Graduating! Rebecca Rena Roe A wish is a wish, a dream is a dream, and that they will stay till you bring them to be reality. Johnny Bee Russau Leroy Pete Sapp You never have time to do the job right But always time to do it over. Kraig Robert Scarbinsky There's nothing you can do that can’t be done. Nothing you can sing that can’t be sung. Nothing you can say, but you can learn how to play the game, it’s easy. All you need is LOVE. (Lennon-McCartney) 210 Christian Eugene Schauble Don’t walk in front of me for I may not follow; don’t walk behind me for I may not lead, don’t walk away for I may not be there when you return; Instead, just walk beside me and be my friend. BEST DRESSED Laurie Phillips and Tony Perry Yvonne Michelle Scott I have been where some are go- ing and where others have been I am going and I hope that is to the road of success. Penny Jo Sexton To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. Henri Bergson Sheila Ann Sketoe Joel Cleveland Smallwood Give thyself more diligently to reflections; know thyself; Take counsel with the Godhead; without God put thine hand unto nothing! 211 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Leeanne Wright and Craig Manci I Katrinka Ann Smith Laughter makes all things tolerable. Kenneth Dewayne Smith Benjamin Lawrence Sneed Though reading and conversa- tion may furnish us with many ideas of men and things, yet it is our own meditation that must form our judgement. Dr. I. Watts Matthew Adam Lee Snyder HOT RODS FOREVER Scott Snyder Sooner or later you will find a way, to feel like sunshine even on a cloudy day, to feel like morning in the dead of night, sooner or later it's gonna be allright. R.E.O. Michael David Stanford And as we wind on down the road, our shadows taller than our soul, there walks a lady we all know who shines white light and wants to show how everything still turns gold and if you listen very hard the tune will come to you at last when all are one and one is all To be a rock and not to roll. Led Zepplin Olivia Ann Stephens I am only one; myself I can’t please everyone so I only please God and be what he wants me to be: ME. To all my classmates let me say this: Let God rule your life and be what he wants you to be: Be Yourself! Susan Denise Squire I'd like the memory of me to be a happy one. I'd like to leave an after glow of smiles when life is done. Robert Mark Stamper People tend to look at my past and ask 'Why?” I like to look at my past and say “So What?” 212 Jeffrey Todd Stewart It's over! I'm not so sure I wouldn't do it again. But really. It’s just about to begin. Linda Gail Stokes The cure for boredom is curiosi- ty. but there is no cure for curiosity. Cassandra Stroud The little things are most worth-while A quiet word A look, a smile. A listening ear That’s quick to share A mother’s thoughts. A mother's care. .. Though sometimes they may seem quite small These little things Mean most of all. Pamela Faye Hazle Sutton Experience is the fools best teacher; the wise do not need it. Sabrina Felice Taylor Life will be filled with rewards if I give of myself to bring happiness to others. Richard O’Neal Tew You may say I’m a dreamer But I’m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us and the world will be as one. Norman Keith Tharpe It is better to dwell in the corner of the housetop; than with a brawling woman in a wide house. Proverbs Kenneth Earl Thomas The wise seek things from within themselves, the ignorant seek things from others, So hold firmly to your dreams and never let them go. For a dream is something no one can take away from you. 213 Marilyn Paige Thompson Plenty of people miss their share of happiness, not because they never found it. but because they didn't stop to enjoy it. William Feather Yolanda Linn Tierney Class, you can't beg. borrow or buy it. If you go out looking for it. you'll never find it. Class, isn't the money you make, the clothes you wear, the car you drive or the house you live in ... It isn't the people you know or the places you go. Class either is. or it isn't Sandra Lynne Trussel Life is like a city street where the waves of traffic beat, tears and laughter, shade and sun. old day ending, new begun . . . Kiss and quarrel, dream and die. life, a street of passers by — You and I — You and I. Kari Lynn Tucker After high school your life begins, so live it. It is the only life you have. 214 Eleanor Machelle Waker Great opportunities come to those who wait. Joseph Rutdgle Waker Don't do something today that you will regret tomorrow. By: The Cassanova Kid Susan Marie Walding God grant me the serenity to ac- cept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and wisdom to know the difference. Gary Joseph Walker Theresa Gwyn Walker Of all the things which wisdom provides to make life entirely happy, much the greatest is the possession of friendship. Michael Hosie Walker It is not love that hurts a man. it is the woman he loves that hurts him. Hosie Terry Lee Walters Clyde Allen Ward MOST MISCHIEVOUS Pam Hudson and Scot Coleman 215 BEST ALL AROUND Cheryl Burkett and Doug Beverly Charles Warren Weeks All the days I thought could never end are gone. All the days that seemed so far away have pass- ed. All the loves I thought would last forever have died. So many memories but ... I still have tomorrows filled with the hope of things to come and although I watch the sun set now, I know it will rise again. Shannon Renee Weeks Some of us went away just to get away, some of us left because horizons never stop. Beyond each hill a new one awaits and pulls us like the hidden hands of love. Rod McKuen George Martin Werner, Jr. “Life is either a daring Adventure or nothing. Nathaniel Ray West There’s more to life than having a good time. Jennifer Janine Whitener Most people are about as happy as they make up their mind to be. Abraham Lincoln 216 Edwin Wilkins Ricky Williams Tammy Kaye Woodham Never put off tomorrow what you can do today, for tomorrow may be too late. Cynthia Ann Wuolukka Diane Thomas Mixon Jay Wood Joseph Vince Wood Knowledge is gained by learning, trust by doubt, skill by practice, and love by love. Leanne Marie Wright There is nothing worth the wear of wearing but laughter and the love of friends. Joseph L. Garcia I can not give you the formula for success, but I can give you the formula for failure which is: Try to please everybody. Azita Noori What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters com- pared to what lies within us. Ralph Waldo Emerson NOT PICTURED Patricia Lee Anderson Jeffrey Reed Bankston Elizabeth Marie Brown Rosalyn Miriam Brown Cynthia Diane Cole Mark Shawn Coleman Delana Ann Collins Misty June Duncan Lamar Fuller Tommy Grant Terrance Les Mason. Jr. Lennie McLeod Carmen Angelika Mechur Jocelyn Michele Mills Diane Christine Murdock Robert Lee Powell Mark A. Schwarz Franklin Bernard Storms Christopher Warren Mikki Terence Welch Haymond Wetzel Jr. Jeffery Wilson Winberry Charisse Laurette Williams 217 Senior Directory Adams. Sara Jane 77-78 Yearbook Staff. 77-78 Track Team. 79- SI Art Club. Anderson. Diane Marie Student Body. Andrews. Paul Douglas Band 77-78. Biology Club 77-79. NEDT Certifi- cate of Merit 77-78, Key Club 78-81. Choral Club 78-81. SAE 79-81. Bama Boys 79-81. Chess Club 80-81. Andrews. Shannon Grace French Club 77-78. Biology Club 77-79. NEDT. Band 77-81. FBLA 78-81. First Place AUSA Essay Contest. Health Careers Club 79-81, National Honor Society 79-81. Superior Rating at Solo and Ensemble. First Place Dale County Typewriting 11 Contest. Second Place ESJC Shorthand 1 Contest. Woodwind Choir 80-81. Archer. Robert Wesley Biology Club 77-80. SGA 77-78. Junior National Honor Society 77-78, Football Team 77-81. C Club 78-81. Key Club 77-81. Band 77- 78. Sophomore Class Vice-President 78-79. National Honor Society 79-81. Mu Alpha Theta 79-80. Chess Club 80-81. Baker. John Nathan Biology Club 77-78. FFA 77-79. Baker. Tonya Reese FHA 77-78. Ball. Sonya Reese FHA 77-78 Bankston. Jeffrey Reed Biology Club 77-81. French Club 77-78. Tennis Team 77-78. Football 78-81, Graduation Usher 79-80, Interact Club 80-81. Dennis Johnson Best Defensive Player Trophy 80-81. Chess Club 80-81. Health Careers Club 80-81, Bull Investments 80-81. Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 80-81. Attended Washington Workshops Congressional Semi- nar, Washington Workshops National Student Advisory Council Member 80-81. Barnes. Brenda Ruth Student Body. Barnes. Joseph Earl Jr. SGA Representative 77-78, Football Team 77- 81, 4-H Vice-President 77-78, FFA 77-79, Sophomore Class Vice-President 78-79. 4-H Vice-President 78-79. Pep Club 78-79. Beta Club 78-79, C Club 79-81, Bleacher Bums 79- 80, Soccer Team 79-80. National Honor Soci- ety Vice-President 80-81, Key Club 80-81. Biology Club 80-81, Math Club 80-81. Baxter, Lisa Lenette FHA 77-79, DECA 79-80. Baxter. Phyllis Taylor Student Body. Beasley. James Harry Band 77-78, ROTC 78-81. Beasley. Timothy Royce Biology Club 77-79. Art Club 78-79, VICA Club 79-80. Beer. Robert George ROTC Drill Team 77-81. Boy Scouts of Amer- ica 77-81. Spanish Honor Society 79-81. Com- puter Science Club 80-81 Bentley. Debra Ann FHA 77-78. 80-81. Band 77-79. Biology Club 78-79. Health Careers Club 78-81. Art Club 79- 80. DECA 79-80, HOSA 80-81. Berry. Joseph Louis Student Body. Beverly. Douglas Hugh Biology Club Representative 77-78. French Club President 77-78. Key Club 77-81. Key Club Board of Directors 78-79. Key Club Trea- surer 79-80, Key Club President 80-81, Who's Who Most Dependable 77-78, Advanced Band 77-78, Gong Show Worst Act 77-78, Alpha Lorac Hi-Y 77-79, Youth Legislature 77-79, Down Home Boys Lead Vocal 77-80, Health Careers Club 79-81, Health Careers Club Blood Drive Chairman 79-80. Graduation Usher 78-80. Biology Club 78-80, Bleacher Bums 79-80. Perfect Attendance 79-80. Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society 79-80. C Club 79-80, SGA Representative 79-80. Junior Class President 79-80. Track Team 79-80, Tal- ent Contest Worst Act 79-80. Homecoming Escort 79-80, Talon Staff Sports Editor 80-81, Senior Class President 80-81, Official Football Statistics Coordinator 80-81, Who’s Who Best All Around 80-81, Bull Stock Investment Board of Directors 80-81, Ninth Grade Football Game Commentation 80-81. Blanchfield. Regina Marie ROTC 77-81. DE 80-81. Blansit, Cathy Lea Band 77-80. Majorette 79-80, Cheerleader 77- 78. VICA Club 80-81. Boatwright. Laverne Student Body. Borders. MitchelL Yrack Team 77-78, Football 77-81. Baseball 77-81, Basketball 77-80. Bowman, Zadie Elizabeth FHA 77-78. VICA 79-80. Brauer, Robert Ralph French Club 77-78. SGA Representative 77- 78. Key Club 77-81. Annual StaTf Photogra- pher 78-81, CHS Gigolo 80-81. Brew. Samuel Daron Band 77-80. ROTC 77-81, National Junior Honor Society 77. Afro Study Club 79-81, Fel- lowship of Christian Students 79-81. Biology Club 79-80, FFA 78-81, FFA President 80-81. Bridges, Charles Stanley VICA 79-80, Bull Investments 80-81, Interact Club 80-81. Britt. Donald Football Team 77-81. Brown. Edward Earl Student Body. Brown. Elizabeth Marie Student Body. Brown. Glynda Thelmetia FHA 77-78. Junior Academy of Science 79-80. Fellowship of Christian Students 79-81. Brown. Nancy Olivia Junior National Honor Society 77-78. French Club 77-78, Biology Club 77-78. Band 77-78. Newspaper Staff Feature Editor 77-78, SGA 78- 80. Choral Club 78-80. Twentieth Century Club 78-81, VICA 80-81, Bull Investments 80- SI, Twentieth Century Recording Secretary 80-81. Bleacher Bums 78-80. Annual Staff 79- 80. National Honor Society 80-81, Art Club 80- 81. Brown. Rosalyn Miriam Student Body. Brownfield. Robbie Allen Student Body. Brunson. Melissa Ann Biology Club 77-79. Misses Club 77-81, Misses Club Vice-President 80-81. DECA 79-80. VICA 79- 81, VICA Reporter 80-81. Who's Who Most Original 80-81. Burch, Tamara Lynn Whatley Student Body. Burden, Patrick Wesley Student Body. Burkett, Cheryl Ann Paper Staff Social Editor 77-78, Biology Club 77-78, Band Secretary 77-78. Best All Around 77-78, Girl's Basketball 78-79, Tri-M Club 77- 81, Tri-M Club Vice-President 79-80, President 80- 81, CHS Band 78-81, Flag Corps 78-79. Flag Co-Captain 79-80, Flag Captain 80-81. Band Secretary Treasurer 79-81, Annual Staff 79-81. Editor 80-81, Health Careers Club 79- 81. SAE 79-81, FHA 79-81. FHA Treasurer 80- 81, National Honor Society 80-81, Miss Con- geniality Miss Ozark Pageant 80-81, Home- coming Queen 80-81, Who's Who Best All Around. Burt, Vicki Lynn FHA 77-78, FBLA 80-81, DECA 80-81. Byrne, Terry Lee Football Team 78-80, Talon Photographer 79- 81, Drafting Club President 80-81. Carnal, Diana Marian FBLA 79-80, FBLA Vice-President 80-81. Carter, Cynthia Student Body. Carter, Elisabeth Ann Band 77-81, Choral Club 78-81. Health Careers Club 79-81. DECA 80-81. 218 Carter, James David Basketball 77-78. Football Team 77-81. Carter. Phillip Austin Track Team 77-81. Choral Club 78-80. Interact Club 80-81. Chancey. Jeffrey Allen Basketball Team 77-80, Interact Club 78-81. Usher for Graduation 78-80, Junior Class Favorite 79-80. Talon Staff 80-81. Who’s Who Most Popular 80-81, Save the Condore Soci- ety 80-81. Closson. Michael Kevin Student Body. Cockrell. Laura Lee Band 77-81. Vice-President 79-81. Flag Corps 79-81, Art Club 77-78. Biology Club 77-79. Tri- M Club 78-81. Chaplain 79-80, Secretary 80- SI. SAE 79-81, President 80-81, Miss SAE 80- 81. Health Careers Club 79-81, Senior Class Secretary 80-81, Talon Staff Editor 80-81, Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Cole. Cynthia Diane Biology Club 77-78. DECA Club 79-81. Coleman. Jason Scot Biology Club Vice-President 77-78, Band 77- 78. Football 77-81. Best Defensive Back 80-81, Who's Who Beat Personality 77-78, Biology Club. Head Cheerleader 77-78, Bleacher Bums 78- 80. Usher for Graduation 78-80. C Club 78- SI. SGA Representative 79-80. Drafting Club 79- 80, Key Club 78-81, Sargeant At Arms 79- 80. Chaplain 80-81, Senior Class Most Mis- chievous 80-81. Coleman. Mark Shawn Student Body. Collins, Delana Ann Biology Club 77-78. Art Club 78-81, Drama Club 79-80, Art Club Vice-President 80-81, Homecoming Attendant 80-81. Class Beauty 80- 81. Cooper, Charles Kevin Band 77-81, Biology Club 77-78, 80-81 Senior Representative. Corson, Jeffrey David Key Club 77-81, Golf Team 77-81. Cox, Joseph Lee Biology Club 77-78, 80-81. Fellowship of Chris- tian Students 78-81. ROTC Drill Team 78-79. Spanish Honor Society 79-80, Jr. Academy of Science 78-81, Delegate State Convention 79- 80, Member SGA 78-79, Brigade S-3 in ROTC 80-81. National Honor Society 80-81. Cotton. Cheryl Student Body. Creel. Angela Jo Band 77-81. Biology Club 77-79. Health Careers Club 79-81, National Honor Society 79-81, Treasurer 80-81. Crittenden. Mary Catherine Afro Study Club 77-79, BOE 78-81. Crittenden. Shryl Student Body. Crowder. James Andrew Student Body. Culp. Dianna Katherine Band 77-81. Flag Corps. 78-81, Girl's Basket- ball Team 78-81. Biology Club 77-78. Art Club 77- 78, SAE 79-81. Reporter 80-81. Talon 79- SI. Assistant Editor 80-81. Tri-M Club 78-81, Treasurer 80-81. C Club 79-80. FHA Reporter 80-81, Health Careers Club Treasurer 79-81. Culp, Dykes Allen Art Club President 77-78. Biology Club 77-78, Band 77-81. Jr. Lieutenant 78-79, Tri-M Big Brother 78-81, Usher for Graduation 78-79. Band Sr. Lieutenant 80-81, Mr. SAE 80-81. Health Careers Club 80-81, Talon Assistant Editor 80-81, Choral Club 80-81, Distinguished American High School Students. Currington. Linda Student Body. Danner. Marilyn Michelle Biology Club 77-78, Band 77-79, Choral Club 78- 79, National Honor Society 80-81. Dansby, Laura Jill Biology Club 77-79, Library Club 77-78, Band 77-80, Girl’s Varsity Basketball 78-81, Choral Club 80-81, National Honor Society 79-81. Health Careers Club 79-81. Davenport, William Brady Baseball Team 78-81. DECA Club 79-81. Davis. Naomi Student Body. Dawkins, Glenda Williams Student Body. Dawkins, Jimmy Student Body. Dayton, Mark Wade Biology Club 77-78, Key Club 78-81, NEDT Certificate of Educational Development 77-78, Tennis Team 77-78, French Club 77-78. Drama Club 78-79, Soccer 79-81, Worst Act Gong Show 77-78, Perfect Attendance 77-81. Foot- ball 79-80, C Club 79-80, Bull Investments 80- 81, Computer Science Club 80-81, Homecom- ing Escort 80-81, Senior Class Wittiest. Deloney, Jim Marley Choral Club 77-81, FFA 77-81. Dubose, Thomas Renard Student Body. Duncan. Misty June Student Body. Edes, Susan Marie Volleyball 79-81, Spanish Honor Society 80- SI, National Honor Society 80-81, Jr. Academy of Science 79-80. Edwards. Cecelia Newspaper Staff 77-78, JROTC 77-78, Special Olympic Volunteer 78-80, Volleyball Team 78- 79, Talon Staff 79-81, SGA Representative 80- 81, FCS 79-81, Afro Study Club 79-81, Senior Class Most Dependable 80-81. Edwards. Sidney FFA 77-78, Biology Club 78-79, Spanish Honor Society 80-81. Everett. Yolanda Student Body. Everett. Steven John Basketball Team 77-78, Football 77-80, Biol- ogy Club 77-78, C Club 77-80, VICA Club 79- SI. Interact Club 79-81. Drafting Club 79-80. Day Trades President 80-81, Welding Club 80- 81. Fables. Melanie Lavon Art Club 77-78, Bleacher Bums 78-80, DECA 80-81, Biology Club 78-81. SGA 77-80. Ferry, James Michael Student Body. Fields. Gail Tonia Student Body. Flynn. Susan Elizabeth Track Team 77-78, VICA 80-81. Fuller. Lamar Boyd Football 79-81. Gagne. Antonio Paul Student Body. Gales, Jeffery Louis Student Body. Gales, Laura Lee Student Body. Gallini, Jeffery Louis Student Body. Garcia, Joseph Student Body. Garcia, Silvia Gonzales Art Club 77-78, Sophomore Class Treasurer 78-79, Treasurer of Cosmetology Club 79-80, VICA 80-81. George, Norris Anthony Jr. Student Council 77-78, Biology Club 77-78, French Club 77-78, Jr. Academy of Science 78- 81, Afro-Study Club 78-81, Varsity Sports 79- 81. Fellowship of Christian Students 80-81. Gissandaner, Linda Faye Cheerleader 77-78, Track Team 78-79, Fellow- ship of Christian Students 80-81. Glass. Kenneth Rankin Basketball 77-78. Football 77-78, Track Team 77-78, Drama 77-81. FFA 79-81, APPA 79-80, Bleacher Bums 79-80. Gray, Delores Virgina Student Body. Greathouse, Patricia Ellen Biology Club 77-78, 79-80, Band 78-79, Com- puter Science 80-81. Greiner, Lisa Marie Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 77-78, Homecoming Attendant 77-78, 79-81, Class Beauty 78-79, Class Favorite 78-79, 80-81, Drafting Club 78- 79. Class Officer 79-80, Cosmetology Club 79- 80, DECA Officer 80-81, Interact Club Sweet- heart 80-81, Talon Staff 80-81, Twentieth Cen- tury Club 80-81. Grider, David Claude Track Team 77-79, Basketball Manager 78-79, SGA Rep. 78-79, C Club 78-79, Sophomore Class Favorite 78-79, Jr. Class Officer 79-80, Day Trades VIC A 80-81, Interact Club 80-81. BAO Club. Griffin, Susan Marie Biology Club 77-79. Art Club 77-78, Presbyte- rian Youth Fellowship 77-79, Annual Staff 79- SI, Bleacher Bums 79-80, Debutante Club 79- 80. Gunter. Travis Lamar Student Body. Hagler, Johnny Wesley Art Club 77-78, Biology Club 77-78, FFA 78- SI, Reporter 78-81, VICA 79-81, Treasurer 80- 81, Interact Club 80-81, FFA President 80-81. Hale. Joel Darrel FFA 78-81, Reporter 80-81. Harper. Broderick Earl Student Body. Harper, Calvin French Club 77-78, FFA 78-79. Harper, Sheila Vernett FHA 77-81, Track 79-80. Harper. Veronica Faye Student Body. Harris. Michael George ROTC Rifle Team 77-81, Key Club 80-81, Biol- ogy Club 80-81. Hart. Jeffery Edward Biology Club 77-78, Band 77-81. Drama Club 78-79. Hawkins, Greg Howard Student Body. Hayes, Brent White Day Trades 80-81. Smith, Debra Hayes Student Body. Heath, Michael Todd FFA 77-81, Football Team 79-80. Key Club 79- 80, Interact Club 80-81. Heath, Sherry Lynn Pep Club 77-78, Lettergirls 78-79, Sophomore Class Vice-President 78-79, Homecoming Princess 78-79, Keyettes 78-79, Concert Band 78-79, Concert Choir 78-79, Twentieth Century Club 79-81. FBLA 80-81. Herring. Kirk Douglas French Club 77-78, Biology Club 77-78, Rifle Team 77-81. ROTC 77-81, E Company Com- mander, Second Battalion Commander. Hethcox, Toni Lynne Beta Club 77-78, Science Club 77-78, Track Team Manager 79-80, FHA 80-81. Hill, Charles Colen Band 77-81, BAO 79-81, Day Trades VICA 80- SI. Hill, Jerry McCain Student Body. Hobdy, Clayton Jerome Student Body. Hodge, Sherry Lynn Student Body. Hudson, Pamela Jean Track Team 77-81, Debutante Club 77-78, Presidential Award 77-78, FBLA 78-79. Drama Club 79-81, Drafting Club 79-80. Art Club 80- 81. Hughes. Kevin Armond Biology Club 77-78, Drafting Club 79-81, Spanish Honor Society 79-81, Hi-Y Club 80-81, Soccer Club 80-81. Hyde, Katheryn Carson Eaglettes 77-78, Art Club 77-78, Debutante Club 77-81, Bleacher Bums 78-80, Biology Club 77-81, Who’s Who Most Typical Grad. 80-81, Debutante Treasurer 80-81. Ingle, Curtis Wayne Student Body. Jablecki, Theresa Lenore Drill Team 77-78, Biology Club 77-79, Rifle Team 79-81, Honor Society 80-81. Johnson, Joseph Mark Band 77-79, FFA 78-79, Interact Club 80-81. Johnson. Linda Marie Concert Choir 77-81, FAJHS Lancer 77-78, Bleacher Bums 78-79, VICA 79-81, Secretary 80-81. Johnson, Susan Lynn UMYF 77-81, Debutante Club 77-81, Reporter 78-79, Vice-President 79-80, Choral Club 77- 80, Annual Staff 77-78, 79-81, Key Club Sweetheart 79-81. Band 77-78, Alpha Lorac Hi-Y 79-81, Bleacher Bums 78-80, Best Per- sonality 77-78, First Alternate in Miss Ozark Pageant 80-81. Johnson, Tammi Lynn DECA 80-81, HOSA 80-81. Johnston, Benjamin Joseph Jr. Student Body. Jones, John Devore II Art Club 80-81. Jones, Joseph Kelvin French Club 77-78, Biology Club 77-78, ROTC 77- 81. Afro Study Club 78-81, Fellowship of Christian Students 78-79, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Keith, Julie Ann Art Club 78-79, Health Careers Club 79-80, Fellowship of Christian Students 79-80, Bleacher Bums 79-80. Keller. Roger Anthony Biology Club 78-81. Key Club 78-81, Club 77- 81, DECA 77-81. Annual Staff 77-81, Baseball 78- 81, Class Representative 77-78, Class Rep- resentative 78-79, Varsity Football 78-81. Keller, Scott Burton Football 77-78, Biology Club 77-81. Band 77- 81. Hi-Y Club 77-80, SGA 79-81, Mu Alpha Theta 79-81, Bleacher Bums 78-80. Key Club 79- 81, Who's Who Among American High School Students 80-81. Bama Boys 79-81. Kelley. Angela Rose National Junior Honor Society 77-78, Biology Club 77-78. Track Team 79-80, DECA 80-81. Kelley. Starla Kaye Biology Club 77-81, Treasurer 77-78, Biology Club Representative, Charter Member Jr. National Honor Society 77-78, Friendliest 77- 78, Cheerleader Captain 77-78, Miss Spirit of Southern Cheerleading Clinic 77. Choral Club 77- 81, Secretary 79-80, Section Leader 80-81, All-State Choral Member 79-81, Sports Editor of the Newspaper 77-78, Annual Staff 78-81, Editor 80-81, Band 77-81, Section Leader 77- 78, 79-81, Colorguard 79-81, Colorguard Co- Captain 80-81, Band President 80-81, Jr. Lit. of Band 79-80, Outstanding Jr. Bandsmen 1980, Alpha Lorac Hi-Y 77-80, Youth Legisla- ture 77-80, Sophomore Class President, Bleacher Bums 78-80, SGA Representative 78- 79, National Honor Society 79-81, Secretary 80- 81, Misses Club 77-81, Misses Club Corre- sponding Secretary 79-80, President 80-81, Model Member 1980, Student Action for Edu- cation 78-81, Health Careers 79-81, Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society President Elect 79- 80, President 80-81, Most Talented 80-81, Dale Co. Jr. Miss 80-81, Girls' State 1980, Girls' Nation 1980, Prep Bowl 80-81, Who's Who Among American High School Students 80-81. Kelly. Steven Lee ROTC 78-80, VICA Club 79-81. Treasurer 79- 80, President Day Trades 80-81. Keyes. Rubene Donnie Student Body. King, Rex Curtis Art Club 77-78, ROTC 78-80, VICA Club 78-79. Soccer Team 79-80, DECA 80-81. Lewis, Lawrence Ronald Baseball Team 78-81. Lewis, Thomas Adkins Student Body. Lowery. Gene Student Body. Lynn, Thomas Billy Drafting Club 78-80, Historian 79-80, DECA 80-81. McRae, Bernadette Ann Student Body. Mancil, Lawrence Craig Football Team 77-78, Basketball Team 77-78. Band 77-80, SGA Representative 77-78, Opti- mist Good Citizenship Award 77-78, Drum Section 78-79, Hi-Y 77-79, Band Percussion Leader 79-80, Bleacher Bums 79-80, Class Vice-President 79-80, Usher for Graduation 78- 80, Interact Club 78-81, President 80-81. Senior Class Vice-President 80-81. Big Brother for Tri-M Club 78-81, Tennis Team 79- SI. Biology Club 79-81, C Club 79-81, Male Cheerleader 79-81, Office Aid 79-81, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 80-81, Most School Spirit 80-81, DAR Good Citizenship Award 80-81, Bull Investments Board of Directors 80-81. 220 Martin. Andy Dee FFA 77-78. Jr. Beta Club 77-78, Student Coun- cil 77-78. SGA Representative 78-79. Choral Club 78-81. Key Club 80-81. Martin. Helene Alice Choral Club 77-78. FBLA 79-80, VICA 80-81. Martin. Steve Monroe Student Body. Mason. Terrance Les Jr. Student Body Matthews, Brinda Lee FHA Club 77-81. Matthews. Dexter Jerome Football 77-78. Basketball 77-78, Art Club 78- 80. Choral Club 79-80, Fellowship of Christian Students 79-80. Drafting Club 80-81. Afro Study Club 80-81, FOCS 80-81. McCall. James Luster Football Team 77-78,80-81. McGraw, Marvin Emmett Spanish Honor Society 79-80. President SO- SI. Interact Club 80-81, Bull Investments 80- SI. McLeod. Lennie Student Body. McWilliams. Patricia Ann Choral Club 77-81, FHA 77-78, Library Aide 80-81. Mechur, Carmen Angelika Band 77-78, Bleacher Bums 79-80. Merrill, Marla De Ann Honor Society 77-78, Track Team 77-78, Stu- dent Body Secretary 78-79, Student Body Vice-President 79-80, HOSA Club 80-81. Miles, Sharlene Cheerleader 77-81. Miller. Gail Lynn Student Body. Miller. Terri June Debutante Club 77-81, Secretary 80-81, Biol- ogy Club 77-80, Talon Staff 79-81. VICA Club 79-81. Band 77-79, Health Careers Club 80-81, Who's Who Wittiest Senior. Mills, Jocelyn Michele Biology Club 77-78, Art Club 80-81. Mixon, Diane Thomas Student Body. Mixon, Janet Alane SWW Bowling League 78-80, Smithsonian Associates 77-78. HOSA 80-81. Mooring. Teresa Lynette FBLA 78-79, T l 79-80, VICA 79-81, Art Club Treasurer 80-81, Cosmetology President 80- SI. Morano. Marie Helene Student Body. Morris. Michael Dwight Art Club 77-78, Football Team 78-79. Baseball Team 79-80, Basketball Team 80-81. Morris. Monica Dee Band 77-80. Eaglettes 77-78, Biology Club 77- 78. Choral Club 80-81. Morrow, Glen Earl VICA Club 79-81. Munn, Tamara Louise ROTC 77-80, Biology Club 79-80. VICA Club 80-81. Murdock, Diane Christine Student Body. Murphy, Kevin Joseph Band 77-80, Basketball 77-78, Biology Club 78-79, Talon Staff 80-81, Deca Club 80-81, Bleacher Bums 79-80. Murphy, Patrick Joseph Band 77-81, Yearbook Staff 77-78, Biology Club 78-79. Bleacher Bums 79-80, Biology Club 79-81, SEA 80-81, Drum Major 80-81, Senior’ Class Representative 80-81, Biology Club Representative 80-81, Band Council 80- 81. Murray. Kevin Football 77-78, Track Team 77-79, Beta Club 78-80, Treasurer 79-80, Mu Alpha Theta 77- 81, Parliamentarian 79-80, Treasurer 80-81, Member of District, Area, State, and National Math Teams. Murray, Mark Jerome Football 77-79, VICA Club 78-81. Art Club 79- 80, Bull Investments 80-81, Biology Club 77- 78. Murray, William Thomas Student Body. Myers, Michele Ann ROTC 77-81, Biology Club 79-80, Bleacher Bums 79-80. New, Jeannette Susanne Drama Club 78-79. Newman, Deborah Anne Beta Club 77-78, 4-H Club 77-78, Library Clerk 77-78, Pep Squad 77-78, Biology Club 78-79, SGA Representative 79-80, Tri-M Model Pledge 79-80, Bleacher Bums 79-80, Tri-M Club 80-81, Annual Staff 80-81, Chess Club 80-81. Newman, James Phillip Student Body. Nix, Tamara Dawn VICA 79-81. Noori, Azita Racquetball Club 77-79. Oliver, John Franklin III Basketball Team 77-81, Baseball Team 78-81, Interact Club 79-81, Drafting Club 79-80, Talon Staff 80-81, Who's Who Most Typical Grad. 80-81. Osborn. Tamara Joy Art Club 77-78, Drama Club 78-79. FHA 77-78. Biology Club 79-80, Choral Club 79-80. DECA 80-81. Paramore. Dana Mechelle ROTC 77-81, Drill Team 77-78, Choral Club 77-78, Biology Club 77-78, FBLA 78-79, Tri-M Club 79-81, Spanish Honor Society 79-81, DECA 80-81, Computer Science Club 80-81. Pate. Karen Lee Band 77-79, Library Club 77-78, Talon Staff 79- 81, VICA Club 80-81. Patton, Randolph Richard Baseball Team 78-81, VICA Club 78-80, DECA 80- 81, Interact Club 80-81. Paul. Tamela Gayle Biology Club 77-79. VICA Club 79-81. Trea- surer 79-80, Historian 80-81, Health Careers Club 80-81, Annual Staff 79-80. National Honor Society 80-81. Payne, Michael Warren Biology Club 77-79, Art Club 77-80, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 79-81, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 80-81, Tri-Hi-Y 80-81, Span- ish Honor Society 80-81. Peavy, Alan Lane DECA Club 79-81, Interact Club 80-81, Bull Investments Club 80-81. Perala. Craig Robert Student Body. Perry, Robert Anthony Student Body. Perry, Sharonda Student Body. Peters, Anthony Keith Student Body. Petralia, Angelina Rose Band 77-79, Who’s Who Wittiest 77-78, Biol- ogy Club 77-79, Tri-M Club 78-81, SGA Repre- sentative 78-79, Flag Corps. 79-80, Annual Staff 79-81, Computer Science Club 80-81. Phillips, Laurie Sue Band 77-79, SGA Vice-President 77-78, Office Assistant, Pep Club 77-78, Basketball Cheer- leader 77-78, Twentieth Century Club 77-81, Majorette 78-79, Honor Pledge 78-79, Biology Club 79-80, DECA Club 79-80, Bleacher Bums 79-80, Health Careers Club 80-81, Bull Invest- ments 80-81, VICA 80-81, Who’s Who Best Dressed 80-81, Miss Ozark 80-81. Phillips, Lori Lynn Band 77-80, Biology Club 77-78. Choral 79-80, DECA 80-81. Phillips. Thomas Dean Student Body. Phipps, Dorothy Jane HOSA 80-81. Pinyan, Donna Lynne Art Club 77-78, First Place Archery Competi- tion 79-80, Biology Club 79-80, HOSA 79-80. 221 Pope, Dana Lynn Student Body. Powell, Margaret Lesa Biology Club 77-78, FHA 77-80. 4-H Club 78- 80. Powell. Robert Lee Student Body. Price, Tina Louise Biology Club 77-78, Most Talented Freshman 77-78, Twentieth Century Club 77-81, Bleacher Bums 78-80, Homecoming Attendant 78-80, Class Secretary 78-79, Annual Staff 79-81, Junior Beauty 79-80, Cheerleader 80-81, Who’s Who Most Popular 80-81, Miss CHS 80- 81, Second Alternate Miss Ozark Contest. Primis, Christopher Spentza Band 77-80, Biology Club 77-78, SGA Repre- sentative 77-78, Track Team 77-78, ROTC 78- 79, Talon Staff 79-80, Computer Science Club 80-81. Purdy. Robert Franklin III French Club 77-78, Junior National Honor Society 77-78, Biology Club 77-79, Baseball 77- 78, SGA 78-80, Rifle Team 78-80, C Club 78- 81, Mu Alpha Theta 79-80, Tennis Team 79- SI, Chess Club 80-81. Ramsey, Christine Nathalie T l Club 79-80, VICA Club 80-81, Prom Deco- rating Committee 79-80. Reynolds. Diana Student Body. Richardson, Donald Le'Noir Best Dressed 77-78, Biology Club 77-81, ROTC 78-81, Afro Study Club 77-81, Bleacher Bums 79-80, FHS 79-81, FFA 77-78, Fellow- ship of Christian Students 78-81, Track 77-78, Best Looking 77-78, All American Jr. High School Student 77-78, Drama Club 79-81, Choral Club 79-81, SGA 77-78. Rigsby. Brian Scott Football 77-78, Biology Club 77-80, French Club 77-78, ROTC 78-80, Tennis Team 79-81, DECA Club 80-81, Talon Staff 80-81, Com- puter Science Club 80-81. Riley, Charles Mark Track Team 78-81, Beta Club 77-78, FFA 78- 79. Library Club 78-79, Usher for Graduation 79- 80, Bleacher Bums 79-80, Biology Club 79- 80. Key Club 80-81, Board of Directors 80-81, SGA 79-81, President 80-81, Homecoming Court 80-81, Who’s Who Most Dependable 80- 81. Rivers. Lucretia Student Body. Roberts. Christine Jean Student Body. Roberts, Sheila Torchlighters Club 77-78, Vice-President 77- 78, Ozark Teen Club Chaplain 77-78, Biology Club 77-78, Miss Bronze Contest Third Alter- nate 78-79, Drama Club 79-80, Miss Bronze 79- 80, Second Alternate Wiregrass Miss Bronze 79-80, Afro-Study Club Vice-President 80- 81, Annual Staff 77-78. Robson, Kathy Jean Drill Team 77-78, Choral Music 77-81, ROTC 77-79, Bleacher Bums 78-79, Talon Staff 79- SI, Library Club 79-80, FHA 80-81, SAE 80-81. Roe, Rebecca Rena FBLA 80-81, FCS 80-81. Russaw, Johnny Bee Student Body. Sapp, Leroy Pete’’ Student Body. Scarbinsky, Kraig Robert Baseball Team 77-81, Drafting Club 79-81, Secretary 80-81. Schauble, Christian Eugene Biology Club 77-79, Interact Club 78-81, Art Club 78-80, Secretary Interact Club 80-81, Debutante Club Big Brother 80-81, Annual Staff 80-81. Schwarz, Mark A. Student Body. Scott, Yvonne Michelle Pep Squad 77-78, Biology Club 77-81, FHA 77- 78, Track Team 78-79, Volleyball Team 79- 80, FCS 79-80, Afro-Study Club 79-80. Sexton. Penny Jo ROTC 77-78, Track Team 79-80, Volleyball Team 80-81. Shawn, Kathaleen Student Body. Silver, Randall Clint Biology Club 77-78, Drafting Club 79-81. Skeen. Jerry Lee Band 77-78, Biology Club 77-79. Key Club 78- 79, Drafting Club 79-80, Football Team 77-81, VICA 79-80. Sketoe, Sheila Ann Student Body. Smallwood. Joel Cleveland Basketball Team 77-81, Key Club 79-81. Smith, Andrew Lee ROTC 77-78, Biology Club 77-78. Football 79- SI. Drafting Club 80-81. Smith, Danny Owen Student Body. Smith, Katrinka Ann Band 77-79. Flag Captain 78-79, Flags 77-79, Math Club 77-78, Class Representative 77-78, SGA 77-78, Drama Club 77-78, Jr. National Honor Society 77-78, Biology Club 78-79, JAD 78- 79, Student Congress 78-79, Class Secre- tary 79-80, French Club 79-80, French Honor Society 79-80, Certificate of Merit 79-80, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 79-80, Band 80-81, Flags 80-81, Who's Who Best Personality 80-81, Debutante Club Honorary Member, Computer Science Club, Bull Investments Club 80-81. Smith, Kenneth Dewayne Band 77-79, Choral Club 77-79, Track Team 77-79, Football Team 77-79, Honor Society 77- 79, Honor Society 80-81, Math Club 80-81. Chess Club 80-81. Sneed, Benjamin Lawrence Student Body. Snyder, Matthew Adam Lee Football 78-79, Key Club 79-80, DECA Club 80-81. Snyder, Scott Band 77-78, Biology Club 77-78. Stanford. Michael David VICA Club 78-81, Biology Club 78-79. Stephens. Olivia Ann FCS 79-81, Biology Club 79-80. Stokes, Linda Gail FHA 77-81, FBLA 78-79. Squire, Susan Denise Track Team 77-78, Basketball Team 77-78, Newspaper Staff 77-78, Spanish Club 78-79, Biology Club 78-79, Reachout Club 77-78, Library Club 77-78, Spanish Honor Society 79- 80. Stamper, Robert Mark Member of Christian Co. Marching Band KY State Champions 77-78. Greenville Co. All Dis- trict Band 78-79, Superior at S.C. Solo- Ensemble 78-79, Drum Major 78-79, Member of Hilton Head Theatrical Orchestra and Trum- pet Section Leader at H. E. McCracken. S.C., 78- 79, Trumpet Section Leader at CHS 80-81, Feature Soloist 79-81, Stage Band and Brass Ensemble. CHS 79-81. Stewart, Jeffery Todd FFA 77-80. Track 77-78, Basketball 78-79, DECA 79-80, 80-81, Bull Investments Club 80- 81. Baseball Team 80-81. Storms, Franklin Bernard Student Body. Strickland, Dimpsy Kelly Jr. Band 77-80, Interact Club 80-81. Stone. Robert Earl Student Body. Stroud, Cassandra Eaglettes Captain 77-78, Biology Club 77-78, Debutante Club 77-81, President 80-81. Bleacher Bums 78-80, Annual Staff 79-80, DECA Secretary 80-81, DECA Club 80-81, Bull Investments 80-81, Choral Club 78-80. Sutton. Pamela Faye Hazle Biology Club 77-78, Tennis Team 78-79. Drama Club 78-80, VICA Club 79-80, HOSA 80-81. Taylor, Sabrina Felice Pep Squad 77-78, FHA 77-79, SGA 80-81, FCS 79-81. Afro-Study Club 80-81. Tew, Richard O’Neal Student Body. Tharpe, Keith Norman Football Team 77-81. Biology Club 77-79, C Club 78-79, Key Club 79-80, Permanent Team Captain 80-81, Best Offensive Lineman 80-81. Key Club 80-81, C Club 80-81, Math Club 80- SI. Thomas Kenneth Earl Student Body. Thompson, Marilyn Paige French Club 77-78, Biology Club 77-78. Tierney. Yolanda Linn Eaglettes Co-Captain 77-78, Biology Club 77- 78, Spanish Honor Society 79-81, SAE 80-81, National Honor Society 80-81, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 80-81, Bull Investments 80-81, Bleacher Bums 78-80, Who’s Who Friendliest 80-81. Tillery, Lisa Gail Student Body. Tolbert, Tanya Alisa Biology Club 77-78, French Club 77-78, Eaglettes 77-78, FBLA 78-79, Tri-M 79-81, DECA 79-81. Trussel, Sandra Lynne SGA Representative 77-78, Volleyball Team 78- 81, C Club 78-79. Tucker, Kari Lynn Band 77-79. FBLA 80-81. Tucker, Richard Allen Student Body. Turner, Paul Daniel Fellowship of Christian Students 79-80. Tyre. Tammy Renee Jr. Beta Club President 77-78, Volleyball Team 77- 79. SGA Representative 78-79, Track Team 79- 80, Spanish Honor Society 79-80, Tri-M Club 79-81, Bleacher Bums 79-80, Computer Science Club 80-81. Vernon, Cheryl Lynn Biology Club 77-78, Track Team 78-79, FBLA 78- 79, VICA 79-80, Drafting Club 79-80, C Club 79-80, Track Team 79-80, Drama Club 79- 81. Waker, Eleanor Machelle FHA 77-79. Waker. Joseph Rutdgle Karate 77-81. Walding, Susan Marie Biology Club 77-78, Art Club 77-78, Band 77- 78, FBLA 78-79, Track Team 78-81, C Club 78- SI, FBLA 79-81, Reporter 79-80, Talon Staff 79-81, SAE 80-81, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 80-81, Tri-M Club 79- 81. VIE Secretary 80-81, FCS 80-81. Walker, Gary Joseph Interact Club 80-81. Walker. Theresa Gwyn Debutante Club 77-81. Band 77-81, Biology Club 77-81, Library Club 77-78, Health Careers Club 78-81, Honor Guard 78-79, FHA 78-79, Girl's Basketball Team 78-79, Flag Sis- ter's 79-80, Health Careers Club President 79- 80. Choral Club 79-81, FHA 79-81, Class Reporter 80-81, SAE 79-81, National Honor Society 80-81. Society 80-81. Walker, Michael Hosie French Club 77-78, Biology Club 77-78, Band 78-79, Drama Club 80-81, Afro-Study Club 80- SI, Computer Science Club 80-81, Christian Student Association 80-81. Walters, Terry Lee Student Body. Ward. Clyde Allen Student Body. Warren, Christopher Student Body. Watson, Anita Marie Band 77-80, Biology Club 77-78, FHA 79-81, Library Club 79-81. Weeks, Charles Warren Basketball 77-78, Student Basketball Team 80- 81, Biology Club 77-81, Art Club 77-78, C Club 78-79, Baseball 78-81, FCS 79-80, Bleacher Bums 79-81, Band 77-81, Chaplain 80-81, SAE 80-81, Class Treasurer 80-81, Band Rep 80-81. Weeks, Shannon Renee Band 77-81, Biology Club 77-79, FCS 79-80. SAE 79-81, Choral Club 77-81, Aquila Staff 79- SI. Welch, Mikki Terence Student Body. Werner, George Martin Jr. Basketball 77-81, Baseball 79-81, Key Club 78-79, Interact Club 80-81, Bleacher Bums 78- 80, Drafting Club 80-81. West. Nathaniel Ray Voga 78-79, DECA 79-81. Wetzel. Raymond Jr. Student Body. Whitener. Jennifer Janine Band 77-81, Biology 77-78, Choral Club 77-81, FHA 79-81, Health Careers 79-80, HOSA Pres- ident 80-81, Bleacher Bums 78-79. Whitlock. Robert Student Body. Wilkins, Edwin Student Body. Williams. Charisse Laurette Track Team 77-80, School Store 78-80, Play 78-79, Volleyball Team 80-81, Talon Staff 80- 81, Homecoming Attendant 80-81, Who's Who Best Looking 80-81. Williams, Rickey Student Body. Winberry, Jeffery Wilson Student Body. Wood, Jay Student Body. Wood, Joseph Vince Biology Club 78-79, Bleacher Bums 78-79, ROTC 78-79, DECA 79-81, President 80-81. Woodham, Tammy Kaye Biology Club 77-78, FHA 80-81, HOSA 80-81. Wright. Leeanne Marie Choral Club 77-81, Drama 77-80, Band 78-79, Tri-Hi-Y 79-81, C Club 79-81, School Mascot 80-81, Fourth Runner Up Miss Ozark 80-81, Health Careers Club 80-81, FCS 79-80, FHA Sec. 80-81. Wuolukka, Cynthia Ann Student Body. 223 Faculty Directory Mrs. Barbara Alford: Degree: B.A. Brooklyn College. New York: Currently Teaching Vocational Skills Development; Sponsor for Vocational Enterprises Club Ms. Cathyrn Austin: Degree: B.S. Troy State University. M S. Troy State: Currently Teaching English Literature; Sponsor for Senior Class. SAE Club. Mr. William Baker: Degree. B.S. Samford University. M S. Troy State; Currently Teaching Biol- ogy I and Biology II; Sponsors Biology Club. Mr Karl Bast: Degree: B.A. Troy State: Subjects Currently Teach- ing. In School Suspension Coor- dinator. Mr. Lee Baldwin: Degree. B.S. Troy State. M S. in Education Troy State. Sixth Year Troy State: Currently Teaching American History. Ms. Janice Barnes: Degree: M.S. Troy State: Currently Teaching: Guidance Counselor. Ms. Pamela K. Barney: Degree: A.B. Butler University, Education Credits for Certification St. Mary's College. Attended Univer- sity of Kansas Graduate School: Currently Teaching General American Literature. Alabama History. Current Affairs. Mrs. Cathy Benson: Degree: B.S. Troy State: Currently Teaching Algebra I. General Math; Sponsor of Jr.-Sr. Prom. Mr. James Blankenship: Degree: B.S. Troy State. M.A. University of Alabama: Currently Teaching T and I Education; VICA Coop Sponsor Miss Hildreth All Bowden: Degree: B.S. in Education Troy State. M S. in Education Troy State: Currently Teaching Eng- lish. Mrs. Jane Bowers: Degree: B.S. Auburn University: Currently Teaching: D.E. Coordinator; Sponsor of DECA Club. Miss Catherine Boykin: Degree: B.S. University of Alabama. M.A. New York University: Currently Teaching English. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown: Degree: B.S. University of Alabama. Teacher Certification Troy State: Currently Teaching Intro to Phys- ics and Chemistry. Physical Sci- ence; Sponsor for Health Careers. Jr. Academy of Science, and Fellowship of Christian Stu- dents Co-Sponsor. Ms. Jimmie Jean Bush: Degree: B.S. Troy State University: Cur- rently Teaching Journalism. World Literature. Career English. Sponsor for Eaglet. Mr. Roy F. Carlson: Degree: B.G.E. Univ. of Nebraska at Omaha. B.A. Ed. Troy State. M S. Ed. Troy State. ED.S. Troy State: Currently Teaching Current Affairs. Mr. James Chancey: Degree: B.S. Troy State, M.Ed. Mississippi State University: Currently Teaching Calculus, Physics. Intro. Chemistry and Physics. Mrs. Linda Childers: Degree: M S. Troy State University: Cur- rently Teaching English. Mrs. Lynn Curry: Degree: B.S. Troy State University. M.S. Troy State: Currently Teaching Math and Social Studies. Mrs. Laurie Dasinger: Degree: B.S. Troy State University, M.Ed. Livingston Univ.: Currently Teaching Algebra I and General Math. Consumer Math; Sponsor of Flags. Majorettes. Math Club. Mr. Rodney Dasinger: Degree: B.S. Livingston Univ., M.A. Univ. of North Alabama: Currently Teaching Band. Mr. Ray Dyck: Degree: B.S. Ala- bama A M: Currently Teaching American Government and Con- sumer Economics. Mr. Charles Edgar: Degree: B.S. Troy State Univ., M.Ed. Auburn Univ.. A.A. Auburn Univ.: Voca- tional Director. Mr. Dennis Ezell: Degree: Troy State Univ. B.S.. M.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Art. Economics. Government; Spon- sor for Key Club. Bull Invest- ments Club, and Art Club. Mrs. Sandra Flowers: Degree: B.S. Auburn Univ.. M.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching French. Activities Director. Spon- sor for S.G.A. Mr. Genme Gantt: Degree: B.S. Tuskegee Institute: Currently Teaching Agri-Business, Agri- Science; Sponsor for F.F.A. Ms. Sheryll S. Green: Degree: B.S. in Ed. Troy State Univ.: Cur- rently Teaching Algebra I. Geom- etry and Life Science. Mr. Tommy Grimes: Degree: B.S. Livingston Univ.: Currently Teaching Band. Ms. Gloria Grubbs: Degree: B.S. Alabama State Univ.. M.S. Ala- bama State Univ.: Currently Teaching Guidance Counselor; Sponsor for Afro Study Club. Ms. Mary Gunter: Degree: B.A. Auburn University. M.A. Auburn University: Currently Teaching American Literature. World Liter- ature. and Grammar Compos- ition. Mr. Duane L. Hagen: Degree: B.S. Athens State College. Type 1 Day Trade: Currently Teaching Radio and T.V. Repair; Sponsor for Radio and T.V. VICA. LT. Col. George Harris: Degree: B.S. University of Mississippi: Currently Teaching JROTC; Sponsor for Soccer Team. Mr. Thomas Harrison: Degree: B.S. in Ed. Troy State, M.Ed. Auburn Univ.: Principal. Mrs. Gladys Henry: Degree: B.A. Auburn Univ.. M.A. Univ. of Ala- bama: Media Specialist; Sponsor for Library Club. Mrs. Jackie Herring: Degree: B.S. and M.S. Troy State Univ.: Cur- rently Teaching Physical Educa- tion. Girls' Tennis and Track Team; Sponsor for Girls’ Tennis and Track. Mr. Jerry Herring: Degree: B.S. and M.S. Troy State University. A S. Wallace Community College: Currently Teaching: Drivers' Edu- cation. Mrs. Barbara Hicks: Degree: B.S. Troy State University. M.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching World Literature. The Novel, and Journalism; Sponsor for Talon. Mr. Larry Hicks: Degree: M.A. Troy State Univ., B.S. Troy State Univ.: Assistant Principal. Mrs. Alice Jackson: Degree: B.S. Alabama State Univ.. M.Ed. Ala- bama State Univ.: Library Educa- tion Media. Media Specialist. Mr. Jimmy Jacobs: Degree: B.S. Troy State Univ.. M.S. Troy State Univ.: Guidance Counselor; Sponsor for Key Club, Prep Bowl. Mrs. Jackie Jinright: Degree: B.S. Biological Science, M.S. Admin- istration:Currently Teaching Life Science. Biology. Mr. Larry Johnson: Degree: B.S. Alabama State Univ.. M.S. Troy State Univ.. Assistant Principal. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones: Degree: McArthur Tech., Attending Atbena State College: Currently Teaching Cosmetology I and II; Sponsor for VICA Club. Miss Marie Jordan: Degree: B.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Physical Education; Sponsor for Girls' Track Team. Mrs. Brenda Kaecek: Degree: B.S. in Secondary Ed., Troy State Univ., Univ. of South Florida: Cur- rently Teaching Specific Learning Disabilities. Mrs. Burnie Ray Kelley: Degree: ADN George C. Wallace. Troy State Univ., Auburn Univ.: Cur- rently Teaching Health Occupa- tion Education; Sponsor for HOSA. 224 First SGT Morrell Key: Degree: Associate Enterprise: Currently Teaching: First Aid. Leadership Therapy. Techniques of Oral Communication. Mrs. Joanne Knight: Degree: B.A. University of Montevallo. M.A. Univ. of Alabama. A.A. Auburn Univ.. University of Mexico. Uni- versity of Georgia: Currently Teaching Spanish and American History; Sponsor for National Honor Society. Spanish Honor Society. Mr Michael L. Kovach: Degree: 8.S. Ed. Wallace Jr. College. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Physical Science. Life Science. Physical Ed.; Sponsor for Foot- ball and Basketball Teams. Mr. O. H. Leverette: Degree: Master's Degree: Currently Teaching Ag. Building Construc- tion; Sponsor for F.F.A. Mrs. Patricia Lewis: Degree: George C. Wallace Jr. College. B.S. and M.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Business Law. Personal Typing, American History. Mr. Jeffery Longchamp: Degree: B.S. Auburn Univ., Master s Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Algebra II. Inter. Algebra. Com- puter Science; Sponsor for Com- puter Science Club. Miss Bonnie Maclean: Degree: B.S. Troy State Univ., M.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Geometry and Trigonometry; Head of Math Department; Spon- sor for Senior Class. Cheerlead- ers. Mr. Harold Martin: Degree: Auburn University: Currently Teaching Trowel Trades; Spon- sor for VICA Club. Miss Wenonah Martin: Degree: A.B. Judson College. M.A. Uni- versity of Alabama: Coordinator of Guidance Services. Mr. Robert McCoy: Degree: B.S. and M.S. Troy State Univ.: Cur- rently Teaching Chemistry; Spon- sor for National Honor Society. Mrs. Sarah D. Munn: Degree: B.S. and M.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching English. Mrs. Diane Murphy: Degree: B.S. Auburn Univ.. M.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Practi- cal Education; Sponsor for Cheerleaders. Mr. Jim Murphy: Degree: B.S. Auburn University. A S. Enter- prise State Jr. College: Currently Teaching Drivers' Education; Sponsor for Varsity Football and Track Team. Mrs. Nancy Myrtle Murphy: Degree: B.S. Oklahoma College for Women: Currently Teaching Drama. American History; Spon- sor for STARS. Mrs. Sandra B. North: Degree: A.B. Talladega College. Attend- ing Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Practical English. Mr. John Paolo: Degree: Hibbing Junior College. Associate in Mechanical Engineering: Cur- rently Teaching Drafting; Spon- sor for VICA Drafting Club. Mrs. Alice Parrish: Degree: B.S. Auburn Univ., M.Ed. University of Montevallo: Subjects Currently Teaching Clothing. Housing, and Child Care; Sponsor for F.H.A. Mrs. Bette J. Patton: Degree: B.S. and M.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Art; Sponsor for Art Club. Mr. Ellis Lee Peak: Degree: M.S. Troy State Univ.. B.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Humanities and World History; Sponsor for Chess Club. Mrs. Sharon Price: Degree: M.S. and B.S. Troy State Univ.: Cur- rently Teaching American Litera- ture. Short Story. Ms. Susan Ray: Degree: B.A. and M.A. University of Montevallo: Currently Teaching English. Mr. Bill Robertson: Degree: B.S. Troy State. M.Ed. Auburn Univer- sity: Currently Teaching Driver Education; Sponsor for Football. Tennis Team. Mrs. Linda Rogers: Degree: M.A. Troy State Univ.. B.S. Troy State Univ.. Associate of Science Enterprise Jr. College: Currently Teaching Health and Physical Education; Sponsor for Varsity Volleyball. Mrs. Katherine J. Sasser: Degree: B.S. Huntington College. M.A. University of Alabama: Cur- rently Teaching Typewriting. Shorthand. Recordkeeping. Mr. Henry P. Shaw: Degree: B.A. Montclair State College. M.S. Troy State College. A.A. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Alabama History; Sponsor for Chess Club. Mr. Clyde Shipman, Jr.: Degree: B.S. Athens State College: Cur- rently Teaching Automotive Mechanics; Sponsor for Day Trade VICA Club. Mr. Ricky Shirley: Degree: B.S. and M.S. Troy State Univ.: Cur- rently Teaching Choral Music. Music Theory History, General Math; Sponsor for Choral Club. Mrs. Jane Shulsen. Degree: B.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Physical Education. Health; Sponsor for Girls' Varsity Basketball. Mr. Cecil Skinner: Degree: B.S. and M.A. University of Alabama: Currently Teaching Alabama His- tory, Current Events, Physical Education; Sponsor for Boys' Basketball. Golf Team. Mrs. Brenda Steed: Degree: M.S. Troy State Univ., B.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Busi- ness and Office Education; Spon- sor for FBLA. Mrs. Roses Stephens: Degree: B.S. Chestnut Hill College. M.S. and A.A. Troy State Univ.: Cur- rently Teaching Biology I and Physiology. Mr. Arthur Stewart: Degree: Troy Univ.: Currently Teaching JROTC; Sponsor for Rifle Club. Mrs. Margaret Taylor: Degree: M.Ed. Alabama Univ.: Currently Teaching Personal Typing. Mr. Paul Terry: Degree: M.S. Troy State Univ., B.S. Auburn Univ.: Currently Teaching Physical Edu- cation; Sponsor for C-Club. Mrs. Edith Turner: Degree: George C. Wallace Community College: School Secretary. Mrs. Deborah A. Valentine: Degree: B.S. Ed. North Texas State University. M.S. Ed. Troy State University: Currently Teaching Intermediate Compos- ition. Creative Writing; Sponsor for Junior Class. Ms. Earnestine Wallace: Degree: B.S. and M.S. Troy State Univ., A.A.S. Wallace Community Col- lege: Currently Teaching Secre- tary for Student Office- Co-Spon- sor for Afro-Study Club. Mrs. Hazel Wilkinson: Degree: B.S. University of Alabama. M. Ed. Auburn Univ.: Currently Teaching Home Economics; Sponsor for F.H.A. Miss Beverly White: Degree: B.S. University of Georgia. M.S. Ed. Univ. of Georgia: Currently Teaching Speech Therapy. Eng- lish. Mr. George L. Williams: Degree: B.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Practical Education (History and Science); Sponsor for Fellowship of Christian Stu- dents. Mr. Henry Williams: Degree: B.S. Auburn Univ.. M.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Alge- bra and Consumer Math; Spon- sor for Math Club. Mrs. Judy Wright: Degree: Mas- sey-Draughton Business College: Student Office Secretary. Mrs. Sarah York: Degree: B.S. Troy State Univ.: Currently Teaching Consumer Math and General Math. 225 1980Jr.-Sr. Prom Looks Like We Made It Senior Magazine Sales The SENIOR magazine sales were successful this year as it has been every year. Laurie Phillips was the top seller with $300.00 worth of sales. This money is used by the senior class for their graduation. 229 The Alabama Sym- phony entertained Carroll High School with many interesting and exciting pieces of music. Every ear listened with enjoyment. 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Butane Gas and Appliances Authorized Dealer New and Used Cars Phone 774-2551 Ozark, Alabama Ozark, Alabama Louisville, Alabama 238 CARROLL HARDWARE Carroll Heating and Air Conditioning Lennox Building Supplies — Plumbing Heating Pumps — Sporting Goods — Paints — Gift Shops Ozark, Alabama 774-5192 774-5193 THE BANK OF OZARK WHERE THE BEST BEGINS Ozark Dial 774-9313 Downtown East Broad Street NEWTON BRANCH __ CALI_____ 299-3441 • Bank by Mail • Drive-In Windows • Free Parking While Banking • Bank Money Orders • Loans SOUTH DALE BRANCH ___CALL___ 983-3535 DALEVILLE BRANCH ____CALL___ 598-4446 • Free Night Depository • Safe Deposit Box Facilities • Travelers Checks • Christmas Savings Club 239 ANDREWS DRUGS Downtown Ozark Ozark, Alabama Phone 774-5290 Jim Harris — Registered Pharmacist A Certified SEBRING Design Center specializing in America’s most exclusive Hair Designs and Products First. For good reason. CARL’S OF OZARK Phone 774-8323, 310 East Avenue Appointment or Walk In Beasley Honda MR. CHICK US 231 By-Pass Ozark, Alabama 774-5420 204 S. Union Ozark, AL 774-4433 PART TIME JOBS Available ■ TRUCK DRIVERS ■ WELDERS ■ AUTO MECHANICS ■ RADIO REPAIRMEN ■ MEDICAL LAB SPECIALISTS ■ SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS ■ COOKS ■ TANK CREW MEMBER ■ LPN ■ CLERK TYPISTS AND MANY, MANY MORE — We need young men to fill vacancies in our company. No experience necessary. We will train you at our expense, plus furnish housing, food, and clothing while you train. You will also receive free medical care and be paid a minimum of $419.40 per month while training. Some important extra benefits are free travel, free retirement program, low cost life insurance, and much, much, more. Your Alabama Army National Guard needs you. w e ° o ,Ov 9Xe wr VO soO • a® 5 ,o FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT THE ALABAMA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD Post Office Box 909 Ozarlc, Alabama 36360 PHONE 774 8075 HEADQUARTERS 1st BATTALION 131st ARMOR THE COMBAT ARM OF DECISION (0 ark Sports. 3nc. CLOTHING EQUIPMENT FOR TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS Congratulations Senior TOM LODDEN PHONE 205-774-3239 133 EAST REYNOLDS OZARK. ALABAMA 36360 150 West Broad St. Ozark, Alabama 36360 938-940 E. Andrews 108 East College Street Ozark, Alabama 36360 Downtown Ozark AUBREY LEATHERWOOD DURWOOD JUDAH Boosters Century 21 Dale County Youth Services Dothan Optical Dunn Wholesale, Inc. Compliments Logans Cleaners Ozark Wholesale Of Southeast Alabama Youth Services Telephone 205 774-7177 Patrons Dr. George L. Andrews Dr. Taylor D. Caffey Dr. William E. Chesser Dr. G. R. Crosby Mr. Mrs. Perry Grantham Mr. Mrs. Ronald L. Harris, Jr. Annette Keller Mr. Mrs. James H. Kelley, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Eldred L. Lee Dr. Mrs. L. D. McLaughlin Dr. Mrs. Ray H. McLaughlin Dr. Mrs. R. J. McLaughlin Dr. Major C. Mills Dr. Mrs. James R. Murphree Mr. Mrs. H. C. Newman Mr. Mrs. Thomas C. Parker Mr. Mrs. Charles Riley Dr. Charles E. Smith WHALEY’S AND CINDERELLA’S Apparel of Quality and Fashion Downtown Ozark 242 SANDY’S KUT KURL Latest in Hairstyling Permanent Waving Coloring Wig Styling and Sales MATTHEWS’ DALE FLORIST Stan and Connie Matthews 774-8423 Open Tues.-Sat. 2113 E. Andrews Ave. — Ozark 210 South Union Avenue Ozark, Alabama 36360 Phone 774-8888 Compliments of DELONEY’S IGA DISCOUNT FOOD LINER THE COLUMBIAN PEANUT COMPANY Ozark, Alabama Highway 231 OLUMBIAN «-PEANUT COMPANY % Ozark, Ala. STAR PLANT Manager — Wilton Segers Ozark, Alabama 243 ROSES DEPARTMENT STORE East Court Square Ozark, Alabama Martindale Plaza 774-9338 Ozark, Albama 3 Compliments of THE SOUTHERN STAR Serving Ozark and Dale County for “113”Years TARTER’S DISCOUNT DRUG Compliments of Follow the Eagles in All Sports by Reading the Sports Reporting in This Award Winning Newspaper WHITES HOME AND AUTO Home Owned and Operated by Edwin Ray, Jr. 20 East Court Square Phone: 774-2345 244 SHEPPARD’S JEWELRY “Gifts of Quality” FOLMAR’S TIRE AUTO SERVICE 960 E. Andrews Avenue Ozark, Alabama 36360 205-774-2531 Class Rings by Treasure Craft and Gold Lance New tires Retreads Wheels Batteries Shocks Tuning and Balancing Brake Service Muffler Oil change Lubrication Wheel Alignments Tune Ups M. O. CARROLL — NEWTON GROCERY COMPANY Wholesale Grocer Ozark, Alabama Established 1889 Phone 774-5164 245 LEON WALLER CHEVRON STATION Two Locations: East Broad Street and U.S. 231 By Pass Phone: 774-5080 Ozark, Alabama 36360 Chevron Let us find your dream home. ELAINE WOODS REAL ESTATE MORGAN OIL COMPANY 231 Highway Ozark, Alabama 774-5397 Amoco Distributer 246 DAIRY KING 938 E. Broad St. Across from Carroll High Shakes Sodas Sundaes Banana Splits Broasted Chicken Char-Burgers Shrimp B.B.Q. Compliments of: Golden Corral Family Steakhouse Martindale Plaza Ozark, AL 10 min. service All orders available for carry out Famous 29 item salad bar 774-2730 135 E. Broad Street Ozark, AL 36360 Lamar and Peggy Powell MATTOX DRUG CO. THE SHOE GALLERY Paint and Decorating Center 735 South Union Ave. Phone 774-2526 Carpets, Wallpapers and Paints 774-6915 Ozark, Alabama 247 T and G LUMBER Roy Parker Rd. Ozark, Ala. T G TIMBER COMPANY MARTINDALE UNION 76 Operator Dale Lowery 774-3058 We Buy Pine Softwood Timber Pulpwood 24 Hour Redker Service Open 24 Hours a Day Roy Parker Road Ozark, Alabama 36360 Compliments of JAN’S MUSIC GAMEROOM PEA RIVER ELECTRIC CO-OP 705 South Union Ave., Ozark, AL 774-2545 “Owned By Those Who Serve” Compliments of BARR ANIMAL Custom Made To Your Satisfaction TROPHY WORLD 530-B East Andrews Avenue HOSPITAL Ozark, Alabama 36360 Ozark, Alabama TROPHIES — PLAQUES — AWARDS REPAIRS TO TROPHIES Carrie L. (Judy) Peeler Office Phone Owner (205)774-4015 249 OZARK BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY INC. Your Building Supply Headquarters Roy Parker Road Phone 774-9391 Ozark, Alabama Harbin Jewelers — D'dmonds — Phone 774 4427 I I 8 E. Broad St. — Watches— Oiark, AL Here's what we mean by a jeweler quality class ring: 1. Stronger because it's cast in one piece. 2. Deep, bold and fine sculptured details. 3. Twenty polishing procedures for extra brilliance. 4. Hand picked and precision-cut stones. 5. Custom made for you alone. Come in for personal attention by a jeweler. You'll get your ring in weeks instead of months. Our selection is the biggest and our service is the best. I'd like to meet you. Brands Like John Roberts Gold Lance 2 to 4 week delivery 250 Martindale Plaza 774-7575 Ozark, AL HAYES OIL CO. INC. The Ozark Shell Station 251 OZARK MFG. CO OME OF BLOUSE! OZARK MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Telephone 774-2641 231 By-Pass Ozark, Alabama 36360 Home of Judy Bond Blouses Compliments of OZARK Veterinary Clinic BOB’S INSULATION, INC. Commercial Residential Better Fbr: Motorists Fhrmers The Economy CLOUSE OIL CO. U.S. Highway 231 South P.O. Box 818 Phone (205) 774-9122 Home Owned and Operated Ozark Day 774-4944 Phone Night 774-6137 Ozark, AL 36360 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE OZAM 1 774-2077 I • JO XX iO � INN On mwv 73i AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOOD PREPARED FRESH DAILY A SHRIMP • STEAK BUSWESS LUNCHEON • CHU OWN S PLATES BANQUET Facilities 347-0313 On euClit Atvo Agent James W. Henderson Charles Danner COUNTRY RIB EYE Steak House Agnes Karvonen 200 James Street Office Phone 774-2511 P.O. Drawer 1297 Ozark, Alabama 36360 Hwy. 231 at E. Andrews Ozark, Alabama (205)774-2076 253 TYLER’S OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. TYLER EDWARDS Owner Phone 774-2521 P.O. Box 266 Ozark, Ala. 36360 FLOWERS By BARB Rentals Available Inside Super Foods Ozark Square Shopping Center Ozark, Alabama Phone 774-8607 Flower Shop BILL’S HARDWARE INC. COMPLETE HARDWARE HEADQUARTERS P.O. Box 1129 421 N. Merrick Ave. Ozark, Alabama 36360 Phone 774-9341 Compliments of B. F. WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 774-2220 774-2211 303 N. Merrick Ozark, Alabama 254 THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF OZARK ARMY AVIATION CENTER FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Fort Rucker, Alabama • Telephone (205) 598-4411 Enterprise, Alabama • Telephone (205) 347-3438 Ozark, Alabama • (205) 774-4928 774-4931 NCUA b Administrator Natron,I I rrdll I nmn tm nt.tra'n-n Dale County Association of Financial Institutions rUNiTED IMJ FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Ozark, Alabama 101 Painter Ave. South Ph.774-2577 You and United Federal ... Financial Partner Farmers k nierchanFs Bank Full Member Service Each FDIC Account Bank Insured $40,000.00 762-2321 774-2646 ARITON and OZARK, ALABAMA OFFICERS DIRECTORS OFFICERS D. Kyser Wilson Chairman of the Board and President Haywood Hutto Vice Chairman of the Board and President Haywood Hutto Vice President Constene Jones Vice President Larry Ezell Cashier Doris J. Richardson Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS C. F.Beasley Charles F. Carter, Jr. Haywood Hutto Henry B. Steagall II Marion J. Sanders D. Kyser Wilson James F. Wilson 255 (?, uttcvie tt i£ BEAUTY SALON Christine Barker Owner and Manager Professional Hair Care Walk-ins Welcome Ear Piercing Featuring WHERE BEAUTY IS YOU ... Professional Hairstyling and Precision Cutting For Men and Women Jredken Closed Monday Open Late By Appointment 774-6484 Village East Shopping Center 312E.AV. —Ozark 256 TttcCctce t ie iUf 0%asi6 P.O. Box 1125 Oyvi i. s4la£ UK i 36360 Dan L. Sowell, General Manager Board Members SAM J. CARROLL, JR., Chm. WILLIAM R. WHILDEN, V-Chm. LESLIE E. WELLS E. M. COLLIER JAMES M. BAREFIELD w4ter is lifeooo d©n't waste it! American Water Works Association Cc7D[TE0M CxvuSL - FURNITURE APPLIANCES HEATING AIR CONDG. 231 By-Pass N. Ozark, Alabama Ph. 774-5293 BETTY'S BOOK AND P.O. Box 913 HALLMARK SHOP Greeting Cards Bridal Registry Books Gifts Ozark, Alabama Jmwmm “home of the finest office machines and business equipment DANNY COLEMAN BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 301 S. Oates St. • P.O. Box 1149 • Ph. 205 794-4195 Dothan, Alabama 36302 m 257 THE m CITY OF OZARK Mayor — Hon. Billy Blackmon Councilmen Place 1 — Tommy Lavender Place 2 — Mike Barefield Place 3 — James Jarmon Jr. Place 4 — Taylor D. Caffey Place 5 — Sam Carroll Jr. CITY CLERK Sam Parker PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. Billy Blackwell HOUSING INSPECTION Baker Camble RECREATION DEPARTMENT Tom McClendon POLICE DEPARTMENT Alan Benefield FIRE DEPARTMENT Pat White CITY MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Ernest Price 258 CITY GARAGE Doug Hamner Congratulations Seniors of ’81 X V HOLIDAY INN OF OZARK 231 Bypass, Ozark, Alabama Sliced Bacon GUNTER CONSTRUCTION For All Types of Earth Moving SUNNYLAND FOODS Call 774-6842 Dothan, Alabama Meat Packers Beef Sausage Pork Congratulations Seniors From FRIT INDUSTRIES, INC. The Micronutrient People Corporate Headquarters P.O. Box 850 Ozark, Alabama 36360 Phone (205) 774-2515 HARRISON GLASS COMPANY 613 South Union Avenue Ozark, Alabama 36360 Telephone 774-8622 AMOCO SERVICE CENTER jil Mirrors, Picture Frames and Auto Glass Owner, Clint Grantham Reynolds and Daleville Street Ozark, Alabama cjCeon A Famous Fashion Labels If it’s from Leon's, it has quality WarUnJJe P(c aza ()larh, _ J ahamu .UlMAI Ozark and Eufaula Cameras and Photographic Equipment Service and Repair of All Types of Cameras and Photographic Equipment GOODSON lateat (Camera 415 North Union Ave. 774-6337 Service Phone (205) 774-4042 Ozark, Alabama Misses and Jr. Sportswear Name Brands at Great Prices 417 No. Merrick Ave. P.O.Box 1144 Ozark, Ala. 36360 261 THE VAN HEUSEN co MANUFACTURING DIVISION OZARK ALABAMA Compliments of the Employees of The VAN HEUSEN COMPANY Manufacturers of Mens’ Wear Ozark, Alabama F R N B FORT RUCKER NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC Serving the Citizens of Dale County and the Surrounding Area 774-5101 598-2401 Ozark Fort Rucker Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1980 598-2118 Daleville WmM OZARK PLUMBING — HEATING The Best Known Name ELECTRICAL CO., in the Food Business INC. OZARK FURNITURE MART P.O. Box 188, Ozark, Alabama 36360 120 West Broad Street Ozark, Alabama 36360 Telephone 205-774-8472 L. W. BODFORD, President “Where the Home Begins” II r LdJr Frank and Eunoka Smolen «IHUITIIQF 1C BobTwle, “Salesman” Rubberneck Rubberneck was an exciting and enjoyable production which was performed by that supremely talented Drama Club under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Murphy. She and her students have always put out an excellent form of entertainment and Rubberneck was no exception. All those attending were very complimentary and were quite pleased with the talent in which they witnessed. The Drama Club will always be a major part of the activities at Carroll High School. 265 Lil' Abner is a musical that was presented by students of all grades at Carroll High School. Mrs. Barbara Alford was the director. The students were selected after trying out for the different parts. Many hours were put into this most enjoyable. This has been one of the finest productions this year and will hopefully become an annual event. Lil’ Abner Disectors Vs. The Biology Club Disectors took on the WKMX Dirty Dribblers in two basketball games this year. The first game was very ex- citing and even went into overtime. Those Dirty Dribblers came out on top. In a rematch the Dirty Dribblers came out with a victory for the second time. The members of the Disectors were Andy Murphree, Craig Mancil, Clyde Ward, Warren Weeks, Joey Smallwood. Jeff Hodges, Mike Johnson, Michael Harris, Billy Ladigo, and Johnny Oliver. The money made went to the Biology Club fund and was used in the projects of the club. Dirty Dribblers 266 Aquila Front row: Mike Stanford, Theresa Jablecki, Thor Williams, Steve Martin, Kenny Harris, Shannon Weeks, Alan Parker, Scott Peek. Patty Mosley, Julie Johnson. Tammy Paul. Pam Hudson, Betsy West. Second row: Sandra Trussed. Mark Riley. Mrs. Valentine — Advisor, Angie Petralia, Stephanie Dawson, Susan Squire, Paula Mclnnis, Toni Hethcox, Cassy Stroud. Third row: Paul Andrews. Chris Primis, David Hughes. Bryant Hixson. Jim Bush, Stephanie Hutchenson. Not pictured: Karen Ashcraft. Scott Synder, Dee Hand. The Creative Writing Class, along with their sponsor Mrs. Valentine, publish the Aquila which features poetry and essays written by students at Carroll High. The editor this year is Shannon Weeks and the Assistant editor is Karen Ashcraft. Black Heritage Week Black Heritage Week is always a big event here at Car- roll High School. This year the theme was entitled “Being a Winner.” The program was very enlightening and was en- joyed by all of those that attended. 267 XU ten you stand afone, thinking hack to when you were with your friends, y°u wij k that they were stiff ki tere 268 691 1 5! M 1 V S M N{ 1 , 3 3 ? r 4 'i J i § i k vC i 5 ■c .« 7! 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