Central High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Phenix City, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1975 volume:

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This year the Red and Black is dedicated to Jan Funderburk whose dedication to the students of Central High School has shone through his history lessons for the past four years. Coach Funderburk has displayed his concern for us, though, more actively when he undertook the more difficult task of trainer for the football team three years ago. From that day on, he became affectionately known as DOC Funderburk whose compassion and love for the students was rewarded only by those who occasionally thought to say THANKS. DOC, an avid hamburger addict, can frequently be seen at the Varsity where he claims he gets the best hamburger steaks - who can teach and afford steaks? Although hamburger is his favorite main course, there is no doubt in anyone's mind what his favorite dessert is. Anyone who has twenty Moon Pies on his lunch tray must love them! Both DOC and his wife, Shelrea, received their B.S. and M.Ed. degrees at Auburn University. Obviously the favorite colors of these War Eagles are orange and blue. It is hoped that little Andy, born the night of November 14, 1974, will someday wear the uniform of an Auburn Tiger on the playing field. The Seniors of l975 are grateful to you, Doc, for your devotion. You are the first teacher in many years to whom we have dedicated both Homecoming and the Red and Black. We are more than grateful for all the wounds you have bound and minds you have broadened, we love you. N W g X19 W 5, WN 'HV' ,lf F JY P, uf 'dwffgx pfyxvl My W My F1- xl S......, W-za., 5 JMS - EG U , -7'zFf+ 9f , 31 . . . the SENIORS of '75 We're the Seniors of 75, we're the greatest that's alive, has been our motto since we started attending High School. ln the years to come, we'll remember the teachers, administration, and especially our friends at CHS. The victories, defeats, heartaches, headaches, joys, sorrow, tears, laughter, and fun we shared will always be remembered. In those years we learned to respect and love each other, to work together, and appreciate each other. We matured as individuals as well as a class. We had School Spirit and proved it especially in the competition this year and years past. We can proudly say that our class motto is true, and always will be. Each year we have been led by some great leaders and sponsors. This year is no exception. We want to thank Mrs. York, Mr. Love, and Mr. Farrar for supporting us this year. From good things on to better things, that is true of the l 975 Senior Class. Sponsor: Mrs. York, Pres. Steve Holt Class Officers: Secretary, Debra Gauthier, President, Steve Holt, Vice President, Debbie Brown, Treasurer, Deborah Boddie. Demorise Abron Anita Faye Albright Aubrey Jerome Allen Shirley Ann Ar1d6I'S0n Anita Adams Christine Alexander Steve Darnell Allen Theresa Austin Brenda Adams Willie Alvin AleXGr1Cl6I' -lf. Teresa .Joy Allison Nancy Jane Avery 'Y ii. K I . I , J Lu' f J ,Q -, I Robert Dabne Adams Earnest Allen Charles Benard Alston Barbara Bailey ,,,,40 Michael Steven Barfield James Roberf.Baf1les Penelope Barnett Michael Kent Baxley if QL ,v-' Billy Dwayne Barron Beniamin James Beavers QW y WY Bobby James Baldwin Jr. Charles Lamar Barfielcl Jr. Cody Oscar Bass Rhonda Bellamy Rodney Eugene Bellamy Jeffery Edwin Boswell l li Llllfl i 4 u 322-v fi , A K l Gregory Benton Charles Bowsher ,,.. Sheri Jean Blades Faith Denise Braun K A QA ll y A N Deborah Louise Boddie Judy Karen Briley Gene Brittingham Melissa Lynne Brooks Deborah Dianne Brown Douglas Mark Brown Marvin Paul Brown Rebecca Ann Brown Richard Michael Brown John Pren Burdeshaw Toni Charlene Burns 196 Patricia Butler Timothy Clayton Cadenhead Wanda Gail Cannon i z. 1 IP: , his S 0 5, ' wl, 3,4 Af, O M nf' 'iff :Q ,'l U ,Q we xv? ' ' ,il Q 1 Mark Clark Fannie Mae Cobb S Ellen Clay Esther Lucinda Cochran if-iw Hs,- Theresa Fay Carpenter Emmett Chambers Donald Drew Clements Annie Irene Colbert .54 iam' William Bryant Carter Steven Joel Chesser Bernice K. Cobb P0friCiCI Anne Cole Shownie Cole Winfred Steven Coleman Betty Cooper Stephen Michael Cole Timothy Paul Collins Steven DeWoyne Corbitt Donna Kay-Crosby Arleno Denise Crowell ,A Willie Crowell N Milo Angelito Cuby Cindy Jo Culpepper Us. Brenda Jean Davis Jimmy Davis Vivian Davis Ralph O'Neal Dansby Berry Daniel Davis Jr. Eobby Davis Hymon M. Davis Robert Davis Janice Demon Billy E. Dingler Jr. Dorothy Marie Doherty Donna Dosfer Brenda Doughfry Adrene Dowell Michael Angelo Dixon Patricia Anita Doner Surlelha Ann Dozier James Willie Drain Elizabeth Shirley Duhon Jackie Marie Dunn Michael William East James Echols 50I'1Cll'0 Alzodu Ell'OCl Barbara Elizabeth Evans Crystal Evans .M Gaynell Barbara Elkins Nancy Elvington M, fi fl Connie Louise Elkins Hattie Epps Melvina Ellis Janice Elaine Epps Bobby Ray Evans Greg Evans Cynthia A. Flakes Brice Lee Freeman Jr Melvin Fletcher Carla Jo Gabler Randie Sue Evans Sheryl Dianne Exum Peggy Ann Forte Johnnie Gargus 001 ri' 9: Richard Dennis Everiil Larry Faircloth Jimmy Lee Foster Donald Jeff Garner Debra Elizabeth Gauthier fi: Larry Gay Wanda Gail Gilder Frank Lee Giles Harvey Edward Glance L w 4 mn u Theodis Glenn .vu- Mark Douglas Glover John Wayne Goodwin Judy Ann Goodwin Fred Jeffrey Gordy Q--- Melvin Goodwin Tawaynne G. Gosha Stephen Howard Greene Conelia Diane Griffith Robin Lynn Griggs Ronald Drew Gregory lll Billy Wayne Griffin Stun Grissette l i z William Christopher Gunnel Linda Kathleen Gunnels ,.a Alfredo Gwinn Glen Hall KI' it W W, f 5 Harold Jerome Hall Matthew Dee Hansen Douglas Carlton Harris Cynthia Harris Linda R. Hall Justin Harden Cynthia Elaine Harris Marry Lee Harris Mark Hall Vandon Scott Hammock U9 UW nl Linda Delorese Harrison Kiffie Anne Helms Alexander Hicks Larry Hicics Sandra Joyce Harrison Shirley Ann Henry i i i, Marvin SCfT1Uei Hays Digne Hengiey Wiilie Hayes Danny Ray Herman Kevin Dean Hicks Lisa Diana Hicks Kathy LaVeine Holley Stephen Mark Holt Willie Ray Holmes Dwayne Edward Hood Morris House 'C' Diane Natasha Howard 4- f Gwendolyn Laverre Howard Mary Howard Cleveland Devon Huckaby Q qgw Micheal Floyd Huckaby Steven Levon Huckaby Edna Bernice Hudson ,Jw i 1 X '- if :fm V if Yi: s 1 K I ' , Ricky Leon Hudson Linda Jackson Rosie Jackson Patti Jean' Jakes EFDGST HUQNSY IH Marcus Eugene Jackson Eliiah Jokes Terry Jakes Keith Ingram Jerry Jackson Debbie Yvonne James Cynfhia Jenkins Tony DeWayne Jernigan Ns-ul fn... Stanley Renaldo James Deborah Kaye Jenkins Lovetta Johnson 4-s Sharon Johnson W .13 fc. 1'- 4' N., I' ll Y Andre J. Jones Bernadine Jones O- Bessie Anetia Jones M, A I, K4 A ev fi 'I Swv Wilbur Jones Margaret Keel . My .wgaai Larry Dellan Jordan Jane? Kelly lv. new if. u L ' i L T, I . Edwina Joseph Glenn Bruce Keeler David Leroy .l0neS Tommy Lee Jones Linda Kaufman Diane Kennedy Johnie Key Cleveland King Lois Elaine Killingsworth Lincoln King Gailya Kimber Lonzo King W ,, ll' Q . llll wi- , Alfred Lee King Kathy Irene Kirkland nga.-- Kay Knox Pasly Layfield Stephen Lawrence Shirley Lealherwood Andrew Lee Joy Lee LUCillCl Lee 'iw Barbara Lee Lemflf Lee Alan Christopher Leggett nr-v '71 .,,.. ., v Ur. 1 1: an an bn Randy Lenoir 'fir i Gregory Lewis A Juanita Lewis Robert Lewis '97 as V f ur fwmm . , WMM. fff f... ' ' 'E' L Lillie Lidsey Geraldine Lipscomb 'Wh 31 uhm... Gloria Jean Little Laurie Crenshaw Long Anthony Wesley Lyles Billy Wayne McConnell ,ef Y W Ervin Littleton William Mark Lucas Diann Norman McAtee Rhonda Denise McCoy 'M 3 Brenda Lawrence Lockett Jack Randolph Luker Willie Lokey Rex Luker ,, Ronny McCoy Vanessa McCoy Christine McCrary Randy McEwen Linda Faye McFarIin William Charles McManus iv V- M 'UW gf ,- Mary Helen McNeal ,....4l' 'rv K , ,, W l Teresa McWilliams Rebeeeq Mglgne Jeanette Snow Marsh Debra Mancil Anna Marie Martin Gary Marlin Micheal Marlin George Parker May, Jr. Jimmy Dale Merritt we Gregory Marlin Cynthia Materre Gary Mark Medlock Christine Miles 0 Linda Gayle Mathews Faye Menefee Eraskin Miles Sharon Kay Matlocks Teresa Ann Meroney Veronica Millirons Billy Wayne Mills Loren Scott Mitchell 1 Qu 'W .W 'ff ff 5 4 Q . e 3 Ken Minko Debbie Lynn Mitchell ?'t'w76 we 'Q Y U4 L M W Ur, L' Herman Martin Eric Mitchell Janice Marie Mobley '92 , is U1 V i s 8 Harold Wayne Moore Rupert Moore Lillie Pearl Morris Cheryl Ann Mote Christopher Leonard Myrick Donna Newsome 5 DMG Lynn NQQUW' Eddie Nicholson 5 M r '31 Joe Levon Newsome Addie Mae Norman e r Aree r r is . V ll- l Hr- 'WM' V 'I' V, rrse 4 X Ethel Mott Jeanette Mullin John Newman Rodney Norris 'K Qi... C... Q 4, JD Ricky Oakes James Kenneth Olmstead Jimmy Osborn Lisa Parker is .- f l .f:,,5 , Wg E Martha Jane Ogleiree Elaine O'Neal Sheryl Diane Page Michael Andre Parker g. Cora Parham I , .HW A2-Y .4 'Pa 1 ll il James Parker Tim Parker N l Derek Jerome Pass H ib- Ricky Tyrone Pass KGll1y Ann PeC1rrOW Vince Angelo Perry ei . Micheal Phelps l ja x' X l f if f 2 David Pate Annis Pearson David Phelps Dorothy Phillips 9, Dx lg. Randy Payne Rebecca Leigh Perdue l. Jackie Pearce Henry Lee Perry W, ,, Mark Phillips Leslie Faye Posey Sheree Lynn Putnam Willie Reese WT' l .ima I 2 ,P 1qey, -iyV e Q Abiuv i P 584. inzf W.Li-' I ii 'LVA ,,fk' f5ff ' Melinda Cheryl Piland David Powell Marty Quinn Debbie Register 6- P! x l X' f jf Henry Pitts Pat Price Robert Dwayne Raley Debbie Register Trina Daphne Pitts James Doug Putnam Belinda Diann Redding Shirley Ann Reynolds l 1 f Colette Marie Richards Jeri Lisa Ritter Steven Ricardo Robinson Brenda Sanders Duane Richards Annie Mae Robinson Kenneth Lamar Ross Rhonda Sanders Kathy Riley Virginia Ritter Pamela Jo Sapp Tommie Scarbough Curtessa Yvonne Scott Beverly Shaw n fi i 1 6 ef 1. Joann Screws Thomas Jefferson Sheppard -.L X - Q s 'ek i 2 2 L, Mark Scruggs Benneria Sims ,el - 3 1 Amy Elizabeth Savage Addie Pearl Scott Larry Seldom Cleveland Sims 'F ' X wp V' Charles Simmons Freddy Smifh Calvin Bernard Spencer lll Cecilia Spivey . - 'kg' ia. S 'A 4' l E, 1 . f Q 9' Jim 'T i 2 f William Earl Siniard Ginga Karen Smith Deborah Ann Smith Kathy LaNora Smith 1' My ...W Dorothy Ann Smith Teresa Sowell Sherill Spikes Linda Stephens if V A fn Tamera Rebecca Stephens Sheila Deborah Stewart Cheryl Marie Strand Beverly Gqtewood Terry li UN .I Ya , .tx L 3, , W ti Q . Barbara Lynn Stewart l'lGrVey STSWCIFT Jr. Kathy Jo Stubbs Juliette Blondie Terry ' 'TUV ' a- Charles Gary Taylor Deborah Ann Thomas if .'t I lm, K K i Annie Lois Taylor George Thomas '. x 3.51 ? 'ff ,.-5 Linda Sharon Thomas Yonyeffa Sharon Thomas Mary Elizabeth Tice Vanessa Turner X Marvin Th0fT'IGS Dean Thompson Beverly Todd Mark C. Tufien L . Rosetta Thomas V T T N Sfanley Thomas f .M W3 . Tommy Tyson Kalhy Wade Lucious Walker Jr. Clara Walton - 'Zf Brenda Vaughn Waller Kenneilh Waldrop Joseph Julien Wallace Jeanette Welton -Q Judy Elease Walton l l Cynthia Diane Ward ,fun da' gg-:'!:.,,1 Deborah Lynn Warren Phyllis Whitehead Geraldine Williams Lee Otis Williams Janice Leigh Washington Franklin Wilborn Jr. Gloria Jean Williams Louis Williams Jr. 35 pf? Kalhy Wells Merila Ann Wiggins y. . l X Thomas Louis Wheeler Debbie Denise Williams Lg., fo Q Y r E Y L .ff Michael R. Williams Patricia Ann Williams . 1 -, 1 aa f ' - I l X1 Susan Larue Williams Tom G. Williams Jr. Willie C. Williams Kathleen Mary Wilkes Befrice Wilson Willie F. Williams Um Wilma Cornelia Williams x. Ronnie Williamson - Peggy Ann Wilson Robert Walker Wilson iff ' - If? ,wks .Q M W Jia .,. 5155: ,G Larry Wilson Nellie Denise Windham Betty Jo Wise aw'- Deborah Ann Woodruff Edward Wray J. W. Wyatt Us 4 if i ffl A J .H Jr 1, ' lv- 4 C' 3 l A' bww Ja. W E f 1- W lb ,f Mir .2 f 4 Nathan Dallis Wood Clark Young 5 , 3.5 ! w '-wa. 'QQ Nw -.mmum .mmm Nw S xx Ns, BOARD OF EDUCA TIO The Phenix City Board of Education consists of seven members, appointed by the City Commission for a five year term of office. Mr. A. A. Roberts, Jr., is President of the Board. The Superintendent of Schools serves as Secretary to the Board. The Board is responsible for the administration and management of the school system and meets regularly to make decisions con- cerning policies regarding the operation of the schools. Mr. A. A. Roberts, Chairman S Mr. William McKissic Miss Erma Abercrombie Mr. Bill Benton . if ' 3 ,, VE 1 Dr. Carlton Smith Mr. Neal Deanhardt Mr. Tommy Garrett x , Ai if E .8 7 . s -. fl. X L ig J 5 Ki -af I Hxifhg ' 5 ty f . f , ' .Q .N' ' K ti ,Q y. 1 ,a YQ' X sat. YV! . 4 K rs-fi? if' W .1 ,1. .,,.,f 'M 1 'K ' tv ,Q 'Q A144 .si Q' ,M.,ga.. - Us x xs 1 1 il fx, R .lf SUPERI TE DE T DR. JAMES 15. OWEN Dr. Owen was born and reared in Jacksonville, Alabama. He received a B.S. Degree from Jacksonville State University and a Master's Degree from the University of Alabama. He received the Doctor of Education Degree from Auburn University. During the past 24 years, he has served as classroom teacher, iunior high school principal, director of curriculum, assistant super- intendent, and superintendent in school systems in Alabama and Georgia. He has been Superintendent of the Phenix City Public Schools since 1968. i -wggmyfn f.. 62 SUPERINTENDENTS STAFF Mr. Clifford S. Smith Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Judy S. Moore, Mrs. Ivy M. Grantham, Mrs. Vivian Cook, Mrs. Ernestine Monroe, Mrs. Pearl Morris, Mrs. Doris K. Medlock, Mrs. Shirley S. Pope, Mrs. Merle J. Hair, Miss Maretto Williams, Mrs. Marie Reed, Miss Sandra Bellone, Mrs. Sarah Nichols. Mr. Eston Steverson Coordinator: Auxiliary Services 7 W Mti Mr. Lyman Bird Attendance Officer .. an 'WI Mr. Ray Quintana Materials Equipment and Delivery nisfif: I Mr. C. David Slocumb Administrative Assistant ff it -.-.. K F, , ex Mr. Hillery James Social Services Coordinator Dr. Sybil Robison Coordinator of Language Arts CENTRAL PRINCIPAL MR. OTIS D. KIRKLAND Mr. Kirkland has been in education for 23 years. He received ci B.S. Degree from Troy State University and a M.S. Degree from Auburn University. His first year of teaching was spent at Ozark High School, Ozark, Alabama. After ioining the staff of the Phenix City Board of Education in 1954, he taught for 5 years at Central High School. He has been principal at Central Elementary, Sum- merville Elementary, and Phenix City Elementary for a total of 13 years, In 1969 Mr. Kirkland became Assistant Superintendent in Green County, Alabama. He returned to Phenix City as principal of Central High School in 1970. ' PJPP - gr . s ,, ,L mg: ig, , - mm , .. rg' --:- it Q SOUTH GIRARD PRINCIPAL MR. FLOYD WORTH Y Mr. Worthy has been involved in some phase of education for many years. He graduated from Central High School and attended the University of Alabama. He received his B.S. and M.S. Degree from Auburn University, where he later received his professional degree. He taught at Lyman Ward Academy. He also taught math at Central Jr. High and Social Studies at Central High. He coached football at Central High School for seven years. He also served as annual sponsor for eight years. Mr. Worthy served as assistant principal at Central High School for eight years. He then served as curriculum specialist for two years at South Girard High School, where he is now principal. ADMINISTRA TI VE CENTRAL CAMPUS ,go Q, Sr in-'9.fb's-'+, awww-tg 0 0 th 'alnff 'ffftg No, 0,21 Q 4 0 0.2 S' .X Mr. Richard Lowe Administrative Assistant A.B., Talladega College M.Ed., Alabama State University nj--. fa,. y Q' 35,25 Qibf ffl Mrs. Judy Harden Secretary Mr. George A. Martin Senior Guidance Counselor Truman and Smith Business College B.S., M.Ed., A.A., Auburn University 2 . I. -1.152 J it FR f 1 i - -N. -ji? 14' :gr Mrs. Barbara Blades Bookkeeper Q. Mrs. Rita Nevels Registrar Mrs. Lillie Vera Pines Junior Guidance Counselor B.S., Alabama State University M.Ed., Georgia State University 3 i STAFF Mrs. Clide Miller Bookkeeper D5'Q,,y:v Tail:-f 'igyibz ' 43' K , ff gi?-z!?' Ef!iHS?f'3 3 sf' 6'4- gaitgggiigv .we5.ae9.'5el Mr. Marvin Pierce Administrative Assistant B.S., Alabama State University M.Ed., Alabama State University Mrs. Rowena J. Cook Registrar 49 Mrs. Janie E. Reeves Mrs. Gloria Beasley Secretary Counselor Columbus Tech B.S., Auburn University M.S., Troy State University SOUTH GIRARD CAMPUS 4' J i .A X Sk 3 .s ses yiii , A ifaagap Veg? sf Ii Mr. James S. Abron Administrative Assistant B.S., Alabama A81M University M.Ed., Tuskegee Institute Mr. James M. Hebson Career Education Auburn University those who gave of themselves BUSINESS EDUCATIO Ellen W. Calhoun Typing B.S., Alabama State University Jean B. Faulkner ' Business B.S., Athens College QW 4 ,qs 4' 4' fm, Minnie T. Carlisle Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing B.S., Alabama State University U 1 :V si Vallie Tew Vera Hope Typing, General Business Business Education B.S., Troy State University B.S., Alabama State University DRIVERS EDUCA TIO i Joe C. Register Drivers Education B.S., Troy State University Robert Cleveland Drivers Education B.S., Albany State College M.S., University of Georgia .iw VVY at svn ' . Vff, ,,f k Joseph Henderson Drivers Education B.S., M.A., Alabama State University l K 1 Steve Scott Band B.S., Auburn University M.S., Auburn University its Q Barbara J. Freeman Choral Music B.A., Huntingdon College Auburn University Micheal B. Jones Denise Spates Art Art B.A., Central State University B.A., University of Florida M.A., University of Southern Florida PINE AR T5 Q 1 xi 'T' ,Y mfr e X x .as HOME ECONUMICS Revia N. Moore Home Living for Men M.Ed., Tuskegee Institute G 0 0 0 l'Q A 6 1 O Oo -A I l'l Voncla L. Ball Florence Jane Williamson Marilyn Brannen Child Care Home Economics Home Economics B.S., Western Kentucky University B.S., Jacksonville State B.S., Auburn University .I LIBRARY SER VI C E5 Martha Vitale Librarian 'NWN Pat Owsiey Media Aide Myra Provo Media Specialist B.A., Southern Methodist University M.Ed., Auburn University li SCIENCE afis 2 4-WM 1'4 wwajf ' W M 'W ff 1 . 2 a 4' . . ff . M I P S ' 1.1791 Qkiif , 32' 'IH James B. Redd Chemistry, Physics, Math B.S., M.A., Alabama State University, Fisk University 1 'N Howard D. Walker Biology B.S., Troy State University Jacquelyn B. Poole Zoology B.S., Alabama State University zu, 92' f' v 'Lili' U ,f WF. Willie Watts, Jr. Science B.S., Jackson State College nf Patricia A. Ray Science B.A., Ohio State University Q 'DP 9 Martha Motley Biology B.S., Auburn University , K or E x ef in F, ti A ,Is Y lg 3 f lr ll 11225: si we ll , s L af' in if 9 SEQ? Fi' Q l t is ' gf 1 ' 7 F i 1 A f it 1 ff ,rtl Robert Lee Ezekiel Advanced General Science, Physiology B.S., Alabama ASLM University M.S., Tuskegee Institute SOCIAL STUDIES ,glib .lan Funderburk American History B.S., Auburn University M.Ed., Auburn University N4 v N we A 0554! 'X' 'N N B vf' A ry r XSL!-oo-Eg J' . ,. , -tf --- , - ' J' uyryr . S i go A ' ., kr N M i' x - A 'lla -12. Q' 1 . i Q A lL wh .,,, rj V :fl Phillip D. Love i 4 ff is Helen Johnson Government, Economics B.S., Auburn University R, Economics B.S.Ed., Georgia Southern College Leslie Search Spanish, American History B.S.Ed., University of Georgia Billy Weeks History, Government B.S., Alabama State University Ellen Gunter Alabama History B.S., Auburn University r M ,0- , X K i 4 Jen Stewart American History B.S., University of Alabama dir .. Judith G. Smith World History B.S., Auburn University 5.1 ,K A 's ,- U -QE, 1. ei :Sul Agnes H. Lowe Civics, Civil Defense A.B., Benedict College, Tuskegee, Southern University SUCIAL STUDIES Charles E. Marion History, World Cultures B.S., Lee College ,ITEM 'F Georgette Young Geometry, Algebra I B.A., Spelman College f? George L. McLendon General Math B.S., Auburn University ATHE ATICS -,,,,,,.,.....-Q-ev' N. ri! '54 Q Sallie Chambers Jeff Adams Tina C. Davis Algebra I, General Math Consumer Education Geometry, General Math A.B., Miles College B.S., Auburn University B.S., Troy State University M.Ed., Auburn University LANGUAGE ARTS K , -Riff A 4 K. K lf-A ,lv in g Jo Gilliland English B.S., Columbus College R, Clifford Jeffcoat English B.S., Troy University 4 Harriett S. York David R. Sutton Barbara N. Waters English Language Arts English B.S., Auburn University B.A., Columbus College B.A., University of North Carolina N wi'-'Y 'Q A Evelyn Luker Language Arts B.S., Troy State University N -. 'L - fi Joann Dixon English B.S., Alabama State University -fivnm if J? Dianne D. Shafer English, Speech B.S., Auburn University Elaine M. Livingston English, Journalism University of Massachusetts, B.A. Columbus College, M.Ed. M.A., Georgia State University Mary .lane Riley Spanish, English B.S., M.A., University of Alabama LANGUAGE ARTS Rose Kovacich Vellean Gillis Language Arts English B.A., Saint Bernard College B.S., Alabama State University M.A., Georgia State University 5 UL 4. . Nancy Trawick English, Humanities B.S., Huntingdon College JJ., , , 07 A s:Af.s., Q 'J J . igmpivv A lj .Q l i gill! Exits Sandra Matt iiqil K QU fi 5 English y .H A .fs B.S., Columbus College ii ' yy, fi Linda Eason English, Communicative Arts B.S., University of Alabama f.,1. ..,,.,..., 2 N 5 .RN .X 'Lim gg? y M ef 1- i .i 5,5 , f. , .. 'ff 43 Jack D. Tyler R.O.T.C. l, Il Military Leroy A. Cunningham R.O.T.C. Military .v -an Mansfield Bias R.O.T.C. I Military I .l. 'xx 1, QA-, Q 1 T 1rfy- QSM. RESERVE OEEICER TRAINING CURP PHYSICAL EDUCA TIO Wayne Trawick Athletics B.S., Troy State University Ray Stringer Physical Education B.S., Troy State University Lillian P. Ccvok Physical E ducation B.S., Ben edict College Frances S. Ellis Physical Education B.S., Troy State University ' ' ' -.M Curtis L. Scott Health, Physical Education B.S., University of Missouri 4 . . gi, film rd Phillip R. Elder Health, Physical Education B.S., Troy State University Tallulah J. Ward Horace E. Crump Rosie L. Scott Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education B.S., Samford University B.S., Alabama State University B.S., Alabama State University M.S., Southern University SPECIAL SER VI CES James P. Berta Coordinator Extended Day School Sara H. Mathews Richard D. Hall Vocational Education Occupations B.A., Stephen F. Austin University B.S., Auburn University B.S., Enterprise Junior College M.S., Troy State University , . , . ,.,.,. ..... wg? cfs ' ..- 2 ff sf amc. . wt h-5 - A A s c ygwk M. . - .3 .... .. ff - 5 , ..., - ..... X - Glenn E. Eddy World of Manufacturing University of Alabama OCA TIONAL EDUCA TIO 4 wi . Agzrrk 1 up ,hiv .1 qw it, i 8 l William L. Battle, Sr. Virginia N. Kennedy Distributive Education Business Office Education BSSC, Albany State University B-5-, UnlV9f5lfY af Alabama M.Ed,, Tuskegee lnstitute M.S., A.A., Auburn University 's Henry D. Fleming Industrial Education B.S., M.A., University of Alabama 4 Y 'K I Jack Farrar Distributive Education B.S., Troy University M.A., Peabody College fl., :LJ ,1- 1 1 ,f If 41315 .ffwwffh DHPA, ,jg I 4 A !cf'M 14,' Exit YN Lal' , V1.. ,v Qfwi Lf W7 S J ra Q fr I .L L+ , .X Q ,QQ,,,, 5 L . . .those who follow IU ,ORS 1975 We began our year as Juniors with all the anticipated excitement. We had our problems finding our classes and being late. Our class officers Tommy Meeks, President, Fritz Florence, Vice President, Dasiy Lowman, Secretary, and Chandra Stephens, Treasurer helped make it a year to remember. The most exciting time at C.H.S. is football season, mainly because of Home- coming. The competition was tough and we were brought close together as a class, but not quite close enough. We thank our class sponsors, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Tew, and Mr. Ezekiel for their help during this time. Q Powder Puff brought us our third victory. Thanks to Doc Funderburk our gals came through with flying colors. We defeated the Senior girls 6-0. Homecoming, Powder Puff, Class Rings, and the Junior-Senior Reception made it a great year. Sponsors: Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Te W Class Officers: Daisy Lowman, Secretary, Tommy Meeks, President, Chandra Stephens, Treasurer. Sponsor: Mr. Ezekiel 1' r yeiy A li ,1 X, if - 4 si 5 , .db 1 'K ii 4 iv' , pf X ' F , X , 1 f, W. 1 s 9 1:7 w in X s i,sx I V, 2 f as A at , Q. , A, A , ,R ii 5 ' ' L . f a lx Vicki Abron Cathy Adams Laquita Adams Ronnie Adcock Gail Alexander Tommie Alford Brenda Allen Earl Anderson i , V n all -X' ,f- I Gail Andrews Kathy Anglin Mark Anthony Susie Arnold ,E ,,, , Sis , 2 f ,N A n f. ,Q , X s N f X Cay Austin Chandra Baker Stormey Beedy Wanda Avant Beth Barbee Kenneth Bell Raemona Averett Dorene Barnes Annie Benton Cookie Bailey Janice Bass .lay Benton AJ ll' 4 -, 4' ff ffl, V w Af an W 'X he 9 4 9 X y Us., ' . Q W Barbara Berdeaux Diane Bishop Cindy Blanton Wendy Blanton q nf i ,,- , ,54i,pff-V W 4 f . if H 5 ,, , 3 4. Q fi J ' 5 M . Q. 5 Q 6 ,rw , A W, V X ' , if 9. 4 1 ff- f ,M 1 f A , 1, , , , ,,f,,, Vi, if A 1,4 - H - fi Brenda Boring Sammy Bostic Sissy Boutwell Cathy Bowen Cynthia Bowman Connie Branch Teresa Bridges Randy Briley Brenda Brooks Tommie Brooks Walter Brooks Willie Belle Brooks Diann Brown Ginger Byrd Harriet Brown Judy Calloway Frances Byrd Sharon Cannon I T A , ' E K P r . 44 , r ,,. ,s Q! 3? Zig W l'i..,.f,f G21 ' ' it ,x . LQ. fr Billie Jean Carden Bill Carpenter Marcia Caurthers i .J grw E .Q R 'N Q fy f f fx . Patti Carrier Mark Clement Carrie Choate Aubrey Cochran Larry Clausell Deborah Coggms .Jo as r 'N X 1 v f Jimmy Cole John Cottrill Mark Craft - iw ,Q ', Q K.: f 2' Regina Crews Regina Crowe Paul Crowe ,rv in f I , tn I we , 3 X lg- V , i fa 11 v X , , 9' . ' - l I . 'J - , Xxx Y 5 I v av J -at F ill 'Y l l X A Arlena Crowell Steve Cutchins Timothy Daniels Ricky Crowell Cindy Dades Brenda Davis Wayne Culverhouse Patsy Daniels Michael Davis ,xi .,,, 6 ff ' - f A fl ZA 7 7' P ,F , g,f. .. -- -, C t if ll? Q if V 4: Q V' 4 ,W I if lt, ,wimfjs ft., ff V Af .H Q A . 1 3 , 1 X- ,, ,L to ff - A 'K Y K. ,K 'gl ... ffl 3 , Q- . X -v , V ,ln ' 'Q 5 L L ima ,. J ' JK 4, we 15:15-Y f ' ' . .izzzzfrff -' Q., ' X ff, 1 szzsszgfn fr f' . 5 f Q I. -' . ' PM ' ,CHL ab we ! Angela Dawkins Patti Dawson Michael Deoson Greg Dennard Joey Diaz Gloria Dixon M v Kathy Dixon Shirley Doleman Gary Donaldson Billy Doster Sue Dunbar Homer Edmond ,, ,M-L as .M 4 1 M 4 4 1 J Q iff? ,Q f T J 4 l mf ' V' is yt Wayne Epps Leonard Evans Nina Folkosky Mark Estes Gwen Fair Terry Faulk Dorothy Evans Timothy Fair Fritz Florence . 5 ,F W ioy,, T , ,av ff E 6 ,M ,A G . 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Q - i i s m h r - , ':Xi1 1 V i r f ' ,L In I ffy ,V Misery, 4 ,vi s 1 W .,kVV in 4' Q : WV 0' 7, l' . X 1 G l A-ly M ,,,, rx gi, in as Q V, v ! x X M 'J' lg ,. V .A Y Alf 4 'T . r ,,.,,W1 Qt 1 'liel - 4 3 D f K , wwf, fi 4 4351, ji r i , 'ww' f' 'ii v ' , l 5, , 5 9' fr A X ty 1, V 5' X Debbie Grimes Ronda Hallmark Sherry Harper Vance Harrison David Heard Rhonda Grimes Robbie Grimes Katy Griswold Dean Hall Donna Hallmark Rene Hamby Dennis Hanks Debra Harden Harry Harden Richard Hardy Billy Harrel Ben Harrelson Greg Harris Lifion Harris Valarie Harris Chester Harville Lenard Hays James Henry James Henry Lindo Henry David Herrington Ben Hicks ,A vw Q -gs gr 1, ' M Vie ' , , W l J ,'P al 2 I if l .M ,Z Sandra Hill Sherman Hill Wanda Hobbs J 13 'N , , ,z ., K7 If , ' ' , x l iw 'J ,M xyfffsff'-' ' U i , K . 8, UL Wu 0 , J . H' Q i . '3 'n K 1' y 4' ,- K' Fl , K . , , fs' Nl A ai Lff is In , sw 4' ,f if i ' V f I . 1' ': u 'Q S in X 7 it Jori Hodge Billy Holt Tronual Holsey Fred Hollen Karen Hornsby Mildred Hoskins Anna Howard Bubba Hudson Earnest Hudson Edna Hudson Valeria Hudson Dale Hughley ,, X 1 f 4 uf' I . V1 A if Q 1 s ,A 'X X H me if l r wig 'gain i ei - JM ., I , J. V' 5 Rf l Y' fill . 3 I 1 X , , if . x55 J Faye Hughley Portia Huston Joseph Huftchins Mike Hufto Doris Ingerson Bula Ingram Curtis lngram Ulla Ingram Michael Jackson Ronnie Jackson Willie Jackson Pahi Jakes ,,, . 'f - f M .. A -x ,gp A333 dir 1,-.M xy 'Hs 43 x. , 5' 'J Q i 'A 65 js s if J Q s'W .gii2 f , . i 1, j - ,N gg jf Q .i.fk5E,.i'l::ii.x,, 'X : u 1 R' ...yi nf-, --,g. .Q A . 'iQ,a. ,. s , ,nk wf- an f-ev. A ' .,,,LN n . , 'N,e 1? W Q in J Na: . xl, Q I 'Q U- of sa: ,, ,ff in 1 , 1 J J X ,fm J, l x R i ,sw e M. Dan James Jessie James Teresa James William James Lillie Jenkins Kathy Jernigan -wi' Arthur Johnson Blondell Johnson Grace Johnson Jan Johnson Mark Johnson Rosalyn Johnson X fr Vg 1' 1 f , K, . J A ff M ,ff' . W, W . 5 Alonzo Jones Cathy Jones Dennis Jones Donna Jones Earnestine Jones Lela Jones fi. W Ji W x A .'S - i 'Z J. O, 4, ,. 'f Q. s J . yy VV Linda Jones Jolene Jones Mike Jones Neva Jones Richard Jones Willie Jones W A iiil 1 rlls L ' V , I Y V- 4, e V V L , X X' VV ,,,1 , , wr ,W V.kVV V5 VV.V V- M-1h L A , W 7 s I , Shelia Jordan Sieve Kacer Chuck Kelley Greg Kelley Brenda Kennel Linda Kennel 'Qs an 3 5 , L, X I ff v ' as QQ, LR V I Q at Cr ,fe 6 V Deborah Killingsworlh Janice Kimber Joann Kimber Thaddeus King Jan Kinser Ronald Lohimore K I If ,L .l I Dorothea Lebeaux Barbara Lee Romell Lee Barbara Lewis Larry Lewis David Lindsey Q Vickie Lindsey Darlene Locket? Laverne Locket? -Will 4, f ,, , r, as-2 , I Tonya Lokey Cheryl Lucas Antonio McCoy- Bobby Lang Joe Luna Ralph McCoy Daisy Lowman Earnesline Lyles Ricky McLendon , .2 Vil Zi' f .- gi M ,Q n,L V I -:hx X ' .L W' fi , , ' iQ'5 i'3i, .f R il ff i , if it , 7 ggr Y ,f 5 if , 4 L1 1 f i y ,A .P m , I ' I l + m I 2 ., . ' 'iifv VF ,fm 1. ' y 2 , If It S Q .- x 5 z , I, A 1 M422 4,4 , 5x,.w,4, ' V, 1 u miiiiiff Randy McMullin David Matthews Vincent Mason Charlie Medley Alfness Maffhews Raymond Marchany Jeff May Sandra Medley Claude Matthews Peggy Martin Deborah Mayo Tommy Meeks X is Q i M' f eee 1 .cssfs il' Y M 0 1, f, 4 l f 5 i ff, my I ,n ft gif X as h I A I l .--'M' w l fXl f:l 1- Mark Menefee Michael Mercer Brenda Merriweafher Sherry Middlebrook Bobby Miles Elaine Miles i i , ,l 'iffiys X IA Louresia Miles Michael Miles Sally Miles lrvin Miller Timmy Miller Todd Miller 'Q , X 3 if , Donna Mills Mitzi Minor Walter Mock Keilh Moore Roderick Moore Vickie Moore We .M V 'J , vw ' 3 rg' , . ' li Dennis Morris Georgia Morris Dorothy Mott n-ffl'-i NA.:- W 3 'Vs audi , ,. 'ABT ,wee f' K . we 'W t , A in , . a Q v, A 3 , 1 'I 2 f 2 J l 5 ni Q ,gif l , Q. 'zv' I-km Q , y W W ' P f H 'f LW eww V, . ' ? A W' . ,HW ,M 'iff frrr Q Otis Mott Christie Natha Ricky Mount Debra Nelson TI Patti Murphy Stanley Newman 6 f 1 Lorenzo Nickerson Addie Norman Wayne Osbon Lynn O'Brien Tommy O'Neal Steve O'Steen , Q .M , V ff fw-f,, f H Y, M245 ,gg tif' Va min ff ff AP fl-fr 4 .W fi l ilk Denise Parker Gloria Parker Ronnie Parker Vickie Parker Vicky Parker Charlene Parnell y AAN- Dianna Parrish Freddrick Parrish DeWayne Patrick Christy Patterson Norma Pelham Brenda Perdue Es f 1:93 . X me , ,,,,, A V1 ',l, Q ax , X' Willie Perry Dorothy Phearson Teresa Phelps Lory Phillips Myra Phillips Steve Phillips ff. W 1 y f M 1 , 4 9 1 V if ' ' . I i Q' A If V' ,.,, h A , I , f as W ,, My 'V ,I ,,,. A i . 5,77 wi, ? Ronald Pitts Danny Polk Navanglyn Potter Carolyn Powell i ,Q A W, 1 William Presley Cynthia Price Danny Price Holly Putnam ,ff S, Mark Ragsdale Wilfred Ramsey Ron Reddish Dennis Reynolds C ' i ,,,. ryy.yiyr I W W :,x:y f ff Jw f ,I ,.. '1:'l-'f f', 1- : ' 31 :, f , f -5. :t ' K Jfiiijf 2? Q, QW M M ,rs 3 e 'k H . ,fix -. QV 3 ,f I Y 'f' , ,ir 2 X Terry Rice Denise Richardson Regina Richardson Johnnie Richmond , ' '- .wif Vvf 1 ' i - P' 5 . s r, 1 Dia 1 I Q Q c V ,c,Lk Dennis Roberts Carolyn Robinson Denise Robinson Mary Robinson Dennis Rodgers Sylvia Rogers Mary Ross Brenda Rushing B' 1 :la ix, ,cn WIA wc ., 4 Calvin Rutherford Earnest Rutherford Janice Ryals Diane Sanders I Aung if ! t .M V , 19, f ti 'A S 1 l nr ox if f ! 44 gm, fs' J 2224 l , 59 ,W i L,,,, J, 5 . 3 Billy Scarborough Morice Scott Angela Schram Cynthia Seldon L 5 7' , 3' xi 'Q' K ,itgfi I .L YA lim if J 74, .mc Jimmie Self Wylene Sellars Roy Spurlin Cindy Shelton Dan Sheppard Anthony Shumpert Fred Sims Yvonne Simmons fu 0- -.. fi ' I my Q Lawrence Sinclair Grady Singletary Regina Skipper Debra Smith Janice Smith Jenny Smith Kathy Smith Mattie Smith I I We Zi' ,, ,V 42 Sylvia Smith Jackie Sneed Dennis Spahos Phyllis Spivey F z 2 mr f-QW I 01 Xxx F, lu' X x f'-J, A, --X f x ix , xc Phyllis Stamps Roger Stephens Chandra Stephens Margie Stewart 4 f-4' 18' X K 4. .jd 2 ' s 'K .7 l, 4' Q If NX ' 'n B IU as 7 v T' To . T 41 'fe e as ff- , fp I7 46,4 'T 2 'fa-Q1 A 4 af -i 'Y T .. ,fg f . T T, TS or, ff pk, .4 4, ' Q -Q 1 W Z' ,eff all E . vfif' Tf T i W ,,, , ' ff f E Z 5 5 Af l Vw T 2.-T WT ? ':'s . y 1 In ,, 'pf' D ' T Tgm , T 5,2 . Tv- f ,QW ' V' T T , T 2 an V -of .5 X . T l Rosa Slickney Candy Stowe Greg Strickland Dorothy Sullivan JoAnne Sumbry Kathy Sumbry Yvonne Sumbry Amy Taff Wayne Tamor Ginger Tew Kay Tew Darryle Thorpe Debra Thorpe Glen Thomas Marie Thomas Ronnie Thomas Sharon Thomas Tammy Thomas f ,If -. . ,,.r v X, 12:12- 4' fir , rl' we T T T, J 65 A rf? we f l 'N 4' i T K gy, 'W 34 ' I rx ....-. T Trl T . 3549, -T 1. , T ,il 4 . . RT f f+ r Tamm,y Thompson Sammy Tice Rhonda Tindal Jenny Tillery Pat Tillman Debra Toombs .V 2-fn I I , Z H 1 f , f w fr ,. ' 1 f J ' ,1 f 5 - , K5 t if I ,Z any f y ftff fdf :pm ,ff 1 4 V':k . ,ff I i Vivian Torbert David Turner Dwight Tyner Mary Upshaw Moses Upshaw James Vance 5 ln Willie Vaughn Terry Wade Sally Waldrop Linda Walker Clara Walton Jackie Ward Vernita Washington Diane Weaver Donna Webb Dixie Webster Karen Webster Glenda Welborn Billy Welch Kenneth Wheeler Ruby White Tarrel Whitman James Wiggins Mary Wiggins AQFQW W QZl'?lli1:f?l5',f1Qr W ESU. t ,wx-4 -M O5 if t , 'egg ' , , 61 fi ll P14 H t 'W Y L y 2 sl- ll , , ! i s, 4? .,, Z , ty H P ,L gl , an , . Albert Williams Beverly Williams Charlia Mae Williams Curtis Williams Debbie Williams Janice Williams X ' ,, 14' W K . 'Writ s Qss ,ly : V: to D .yy ' r l 4 I l J:f!: .i 1 , Linda Williams Reba Williams Ronnie Williams Michael Williamson Jimmy Williford Debra Wilson 4. in S he W. ' I' Q QQ ,D iz, fi , 4 ' 515. 595' Norma Wilson Kathy Wimburn Jotoma Windham Diane Wise Donald Woodall Ann Woods Annie Woods Clay Woods Brenda Wright Gene Wright Vanessa Young Irene Zuber T ' W . . . those who are moving up SOPHO URES N HAPPINESS The sophomore Class of 1974-75 started out with a rewarding year. Achieving a great deal since being Freshmen, when we finished last everything. This was a winning year with us taking the Spirit award and second in float competition during homecoming activities. Our footbe record improved from l-7-O to 7-1-1 this year. One thing we can say about our class that stands out is, if we don't succeed at first, we try agai That we did, and look what rewarding results we received as Sophomores. We would like to thank Mr. Adams, Mrs. Hope, Miss Kovacich, and Mi Ward for helping us this year. The sophomores were victorious in the powder puff game winning 6-O over the Freshmen. 1 V jf f f fl f f V' A f f - 2 f f fx if w e , , iw, , H ,,, 1 W A 92 Q -f A fliers sa 5 idams, rdams, .dams .dams llexander, Joseph , llexander, Theodore lllen, Brenda 4 ,,.,W 1. . 4 Y i if A, Allen, Sandra Allen, Terry Andrews, Scott Anthony, Angela Archey, William Arrington, Steve Aster, Teresa Brent Debra Bobby Patricia Edwin Eldon Gwen 'V ' ,, 1555 , if rg v P 1 ,Ti I A T ll Benge, Doug Benton, Tommy . 1 viii ef' su, Ss J if W 1 9 B fx B' 1. iw. bs. Bennett, Arthur Best, Rufus - X l l 1 I .fa ,gi . by in . - Q fi, Black, Bill Bloodworlh, Lowell Booker, Phillip Bosfic, Larry Boufwell, Mike Boufwell, Whaley Brannen, Ricky or ,iii Qi wx I . . r ' Y J an J iii J - ' J ' Brim, Hal Brooks, Belly Brooks, Sandra Brooks, Barbara Brown, Chancy Brown, Donna Brown, Johnnie Mae ,Q xx I 3. ,S . Jw -- in-iw- , ,:.1Xf, Brown, Sieve Burton, Beatrice Bufler, Jackie Cannon, Diane Canty, Issac Card, Kerry Carden, Jeanine B llrr - 'lll Q A X f ' 1:54 1 Carey, Jeffrey Carter, Jeffrey Chadwick, Carolyn Chambers, Lillian Chambers, Pafricia Chapman, Debbie Claridy, Sambo g, S W W Q, 5 an Al ,. ,Nm 'W ' Q37 ?' xx -' W . ' . , w .Kay H fn,-2: ak fi '1 7 Al li ' E . 1-Q Y? fi C ,s ,sr Ai M Clark Clark Clark V Clark, Clark, Clark, , Jerome , Tina , Tommy Carolyn David Jackie Clay, Ronald Cornell, Randall Cotton, James Cody, Larry Courson, Debbie Crosby, Joann Crowell, Annie Culberson, Jimmy 9. sl if Qis -, .41 J A 4 ,FAN ,E -4 Curtis, Christine Daniel, Michael Daniels, Pamela Daniels, William Davis, Alelha Davis, Larry Davis, Michael l ,W ,W Y ,, , J I ' fa 7 fr f 4 X .. n. s ' xiii a Q, fills Dean, Donna Dixon, Eddie Deas, David Dixon, Irma Doherty, Judith Doner, Marie Dutton, Evon Echols, Moses Dollar, Rodney Drake, Ronnie Eaton, Bill Ed,-,YI Bernice f av ,, .if ,,tl R Edwards, Bo EPPS, 5lWef Y Edmond,Charles EVUUSI Afmle Edwards, Chris Edwards, Deloris Edwards, Steve Ellis, Cathy Ellis, Vivian Evans, Randy Evenson, Donald Evenson, Ronald Exum, Donna Ezekiel, Shorolyn .N wg, 1 xx fx ,,.. ...ff A 3 f 4 lan, Rickey Freeman, Jessie r, Elaine Ford, Dorothy Jlk, Danny Ford, Kim fors, Robert Fuller, Jack nklin, James Funderburk, Larry nklin, Jerry Gabler, Robin zier, Lamar Garner Rhonda , 'K i ,gf , l M 6 ff , ,wa rw. V, ,Q 'F , ,, f 5 f W ' , 2 3 'K A Q 'iw fu ' Y, Graham, Teresa Garreh, Larry Gay, Mike Goins, Greg Goodman, Joseph Gowan, Frankie Gafewood, Faye Glance, Ella Golden, Essie Gordon, Sylvia Graham, Debra Graves, Joe sk QNX we xx X 4 i ,L 5 L L 5: X. . wifi' -2 A' x 1f+,.Aw':zw142 he 6 . 4, ED 5 I Q M Greer, Donna Griffin, Jimmy Griggs, Donna Griggs, Jimmy Griggs, Robert Grimes, Donna Gwen, Kathleen M Y, it , I ws Hall, Don Hall, Janice Hall, Steve Hamilton, Lisa Hanchey, Shelia Harden, Dennis Harden, Tracie Harp, Danny Harrell, Alan Harrelson, Vicky Harris, Gloria Head, Carla Helms, Jim Henderson, Dick Henderson, Joey Henderson, Robert Henry, Otis Henry, Patricia Henry, Willie Hicks, John Hicks, Lanette fl Q 6' 3-J My, kk Q ft ' .1 J JR., I . W f, fi ' v ' P Y,,. , 0 lu S as , is 'fi Q Q Jr ' Q if A ' s .4 Q . leI E. ff J J ,J ,Z in 'F gs s ks, William hfower, Phyllis Ion, Rickey ab, James ige, James laday, James man, Theresa Hood, Judy Hook, Peggy Howard, Kandee Howard, Muzehe Huckaby, Donna Hughley, Shelia Hunfer, Marie Hutto, Jerome Ingersoll, Gregory Ingersoll, Juanita Ingram, Dennis Jackson, Billy Jackson, Frank Jackson, Judy Jackson, Mike James, Andrea James, Clinton James, Zenitha Jensen, Allen Jones, Carolyn Johnson, Cindy f Q' ,rg , ,,.-1225227521 my ,Z ,V V , ,L,, ,i 5 W. l . , fi Z -I , 2,4 , ' ' fa L Gr , W f , P J f 1' E Johnson, Earl Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Vivian Jones, Debbie Jones, Debby Jones, Douglas Jones, Esqueline Jhoh 'J JJ' - - JJJJJ Jones, Gregory Jones, Robin Joseph, Alfonso Jones, Henry Jordon, Melinda Joseph, Sonia Jones, Jennifer Jones, Karen Jones, Kay Jones, Mark Jones, Randy 5 , Killingsworth, Rhonda King, Alfreda King, Angela King, Donna King, Paul King, Charles King, Lollie King, Rudd -My . A My ,, 1.5 ,J L 7 1-iLL',, , po-be . -g vm- . ry 4 ar '- '- 5511- I fs , ,M , 4' ,E 4- 1 K ,h ! rkland Dell Knowles, Joe Ladner, Mike Lealherlcind, Terry Lee, Ronnie Lewis, Georgia le Bobby Knuckles, Curtis Lawrence, David Leafherwood, Linda Lewis, Angela Lewis, Kenny L i V Fr, 1 Lg -'ll fa si Q A if-: ' ' i 3 3 L e ig., 5,41 We-if 2 mv' Lewis, Mary Lewis, Michael Lewis, Andrea Lindsey, Joseph Lipscomb, Rethel Lokey, Alvin Long, Billy ,rev Lowmon, Valeria Lucas, Luke McCain, Kathy McCoy, Bobby McCoy, Phyllis McCoy, Viclor McFarlin, Cynlhic ' -V 4' ' :,, Q , if s A ' 1 .. MW! MMM . 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Q 1, ,ii,1, We . ,,., ,sn ,ii a S I Simmons, Willie Sims, Susan Sims, Julian Sims, Susie Jii , ,5 ,,,,,, ,nv , , , ., W ,,,.,,, ,, ,Q i vw .-.Q N I My H sz ,. .Na e r Mfr ii 1 E if i Sims, Willie Slagle, Sara Singerfield, Roger Smith, Beth iw X H Q ls 9 xi X ll! E -:H Smith, Debbie Smith, Ken Smith, Mike Smith, Willie Somonski, Jesse Sowell, William Spann, Margaret Spencer, Cosandra Spivey, Andrea yy it ll'rrr'l ., ww ,nv- r . ,,,,,,., We wi, ' ,, , in X M f X ., f. f 5 .1,Q gt 1. A W OW Ji L .Qi Spivey, Ronnie Spurlin, Danny Stafford, Janet Stephens, Tony Stevens, Jimmy Stevenson, Zenovia Stewart, Cindy v r 2? 1 ? 1 1' ., X Z. v ' .4 r , , My f 4 X . M 4 ' 6 1 r . 2 ,A ff 4, yyyy iw Q K ff 2 1 xx, rrrr C s l ,, V 2 M? ' , 2, Z. . -I' , A F 4 fewart, Steve finson, Melinda treeter, Charles freetman, Joeyln troud, Triandos Tubbs, Suzanne ullivan, Earl 2 , Y 2 H: .- if , 3 fi . . j 'lm - V ' lli' ,, f x , L 3 ' ' 'X r A- f ,, 2 1 , W ai ,eff K A K ', - I - , few- ,W 'J ' 'Q' ' dl , 1 ,C T naa Q .. C T A L .4 ,Wf K J K , f' a Aff 1 , I H is Q, 4 K WMM 7 W V , kr TEN, 1 v 1' l 2 ,2.,,m2Z f f , 'f' T . GN -eg: f ,'i' W,,1,, , Iwi, F4-M 33 H 0 ' , Z Sullivan, Eloise Thomas, Edward Thomas, Joyce Timples, Wayne Tindall, Sharon Tolberf, Donna Trawick, Terry Sumbry, Bobby Thomas, Jimmy Threaffs, Barbara Tindoll, Kenny Todd, Melvin Tolbert, Warren Trollman, Crawford Thaxlon, Sherrell Thomas, Benella Thomas, Chris Thomas, Dennis Thomas, Dorothy ? 5 N,,,,,,X,,,, ,,,, , .,,, I Vf,:f, it W ya' Jia Q ' .4 g K ' J 6 hy' A I Q1 l f V 4 .1 ' t ,I fn t ,f 2 Ht , , f Y V' 7 'W' 7 W l u 53 , 'Y Y i i 5 . I L , 4 Wheeler, Edith White, Brenda White, Rhonda Whitehead, Joey Whiddon, Tammy Wiggins, Lamar White, Belinda White, James White, Tommy Whitehead, Reba Wiggins, Alfonzo Williams, Daniel ,,, ., .M ,.,, , rffswszg -, igfgwf' W f ,M I M' f , , ,. .,,, Maw' V v f, :mlm Tucker, John Turner, Sherry Tyner, Sandra Upshaw, Synetha Veasey, Becky Walker, Renea Walton, Betty -A Ward, Ricky Ward, Susan Washington, Johnny Watkins, Dennis Watson, Denise Webster, David Wellborn, Patricia 4 ,,,, , 'x 4 xv.. f i 'E 7'-6 2 V f x V f gf, - 1? f L fs ,. 1 fb iz I lilliams, Elmer Villiams, Henry .ai .. W HN Williams, Jeffery Williams, Kenny Williams, Mary Williams, Phyllis Willis, Fredrick Williams, Kenneth Williams, Margaret Williams, Peggy Williams, Ruby Willis, Gloria ,, sf M if 'J . , ,sf L ' xl M4 W, -4 417 I K W' g if' v 5 -fin s W? fi 4' i WV fi 712, i ,HE 1 I 5 .,,. , , a ff' fy - r'., EZ I Y A ' i f ,ii Y Y ' 5 sg V . l , . . 3 'f . Wilson, Lynechie Wilson, Mark Wilson, Mark D. Wilson, Nita Woodall, Wanda Woodham, Keith Woods, Randy Woods, Ronald Wright, Eugene Wyatt, Brenda Wyatt, Warren Yates, Frankie Young, Kenny Zahn, Kathy . . . those who have just begun PRESHMEN N TRO BLE The freshman class came to South Girard this school term full of enthusiasm. They were 500 strong, and they all acted as if they were ready for work. ln this class we were represented in all organizations on the campus. For the first time we participated in the homecoming activ- ities which is one of the biggest events of the year. Our class was well represented by win- ning first place in one activity and second and third in others. We are proud to be members ofthe South Girard I974-75 Freshman Class. Adams, Patricia Adams, Valerie Alexander, Palmer Alexander, Ruby Allen, Kay Allisen, Nanehe Anderson, Brenda af Anderson, Lilly Arnold, Angela Arnold, David Arringlon, Leann Austin, Clinton Auslin, Lamar Baily, Lisa Baily, Teresa Baker, Cindy Baldwin, Barbara Banks, James Barnes, James Barns, Keith Barr, Jack mmm fl 1' Bafson, Barbara Bafile, Emma Beedy, Stormy Bedgood, Shirley Bellamy, Randy Bess, Rickey Billingsely, Deborah Blankey, Robert Blanton, Donna Boutwell, Leisa Bragg, Scott Briley, Bonnie Blande, Larry Boutwell, Arthur Box, Mike Brannen, Jan Brooks, Jerry N, 5, 6 Sf, wp,- hx. x I 'gi ,. ,ye f,f .': 1 Yi Brown, JoAnn Brown, Lora Brown, Markus Brown, Nancey Brown, Randy Brown, Wayne Burrows, Jerry , w e y l' 4, -V my . . .- K 15 l r 'N ll lm - - 5 ,,, . .yr rr ' ' by :Vw-.-Q., ,,, 0 , .. f fe h R Cf fe -Ni '- , f ,551 il' ,, A , V , 1. A ii X . 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Wulf Doherty, Dennis Doherty, Robert Doleman, Irven Doner, Gloria Doster, Donna Doster, Randy Doston, Tom 1' an ' 4 Q e Downs, Robert Drain, Sally Ealy, Sandra Eaten, Paul Edmond, Curtis Ellis, Rodger Epps, Bertha Epps, Connie Epps, Karen Epps, Tony Evans, Stacy Faulk, Sandra Flakes, Charlie Fleming, Clarrissa ,, R, vu WWW! f ,, I ., ,T in rf, , w ,, f F M Y' 4 ? I ,se r-715, -.,, ,A , il l ,wg Q .. Ni 5'-. wi fr:-,,. 1.-. x bb be ,x J J -. f J Q-A , H 1 0 Q., Fleming, Mary Flowers, Charles Ford, Diana Ford, Randy Forte, Pam Franklin, Bob Franklin, Eugene Frazier, Donnie Freeman, Patricia Frith, Burton Ghant, Sylvia Ganus, Gayle Garrett, Harry Gates, Sharon Gentry, JoAnn Gibson, Andre Gibson, Mealody Giles, Gregory Gilmore, Janet Givens, Vicki Golden, Vincent ' A 1 5. Golden, Mercel Gorden, Veta Gosha, Dwayne Gowan, Cathy Groves, Annie Gray, Kenneth Gresham, Jernigan -4 ffm ? 7, I5 ff' f' 2 f i 'kay 'tv ' i fm -X! , Us ,N Gresham, Lori Grier, Kenny Griggs, Ricky Grimes, Faith Grooms, Valorie Grier, Curfis Griffen, Jeff Grimes, Donnie Grimes, Ronnie Gunter, Leslie Gunfer, Valorie Hall, Donna Hall, James Hall, Wanda Hall, Wendel Hamby, Kelly Hammock, Dan Harden, David Harden, Dee Harper, James Harmon, Richard Harris, Clay Harris, Judy Harris, Karen Harris, Pam Harrison, Debra Hayes, Jerry Hayes, Ray Head, Ben Henderson, Mark Henderson, Mike 1 k 4 15 f M1 x- .'r l' V. C. Kenny Bonnie Mike Murray Peter l, Reginal I, Teresa Hill, Teresa Hintox, Vicky Hodge, Minnie Hogencamp, P. K. Holiday, Laura Holsey, Faye Holt, Ricky Horace, Josephine Horne, LeAnn Horne, Tracie Hoskins, Bruce Hottinger, Tammy Houston, Stanley Howard, Renee Howard, Sylvia Huckaby, Donnie Huckaby, Terri Hutto, Dolly Howard, Thalia Huckoby, Stanley Hunt, Jay Hutto, Elaine ' ' ,V 54 l,,,, ,,f, H llll Ingram, Shelly Jackson, Cedric we ,,,,,, as.. , 'K Y , .fin fic. ' f K, , y fl? rv Vx -. if 45' Us, ' f-9 1 LQ .- ji X ,x l QR in . Jackson, Keilhc Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jacobs, Lisa Mike Viceni Waller Kennelh Jacobs, Ricky 'G R QQ ,,,,,5 , if vw ,A , 1 4-vr 'aw Q0 Ili James, Spencer Jenkins, Judy Jennings, Tim Jenrefte, Ned Jenson, Randy Jewel, Debra Johnlry, Laury 4 R , f f Jones Andrea Jones, Bernand Jones, Bubba Jones, Donna Jones, Ginger Jones, Mona Johnson, Charlene llvl J , ff-4 4 1 .Y Johnson, Jimmy Jordon, Renee Kelly, Bruce Kemp, Pam Kennel, Ronald Kimber, Ronnie Kimber, Thelma X li? of 'Y . 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W L K LQ f 5 1 at Lawrence, Micheal Lockett, Sol Lowe, Eddie Layfield, .lan Lester, Lance Leonard, David Lewis, Sharon Lewis, Jeanette Littleton, Vince Lockhart, Tony Lokey, Kenneth Lokey, Nathaniel Long, Carolyn Long, Leonard Long, Sandra Lowman, Dianett Lunsford, Sharon Lyles, Arthur Mabry, Youlanda Maddox, Greg Mahaffy, Sue 'x Malone, Mark Malone, Mollie Manville, Jimmy Marchant, Peggy Marsh, Kenneth Martin, Chuck Martin, Sherry 'KW McCain, Mike McFerrin, David McMacon, Doanld McManus, Lynn Menefee, Guy Mercer, Sharon Middlebrook, Robbie Miles, Miles, Miles, Miles, Anthony Juanita Larry Sherry Miller, Debra Miller, Robie Mills, Sandra vw L , I, Qae- 1 9 ., my 1 1 1' lamb-f Ja Ming, Kern Mock, Ken Moore, Ronald Morgan, Ronnie Morgan, Tommy Mitchell, Wendy Moffett, James Morgan, Michele Morgan, Timothy Murphy, Debra F , 155, 1 ,K . 'X 4. , fr, ,K -9,5 iw it I 1 H lers, Jackie Nelson, Cymbia Niles, Billy Oakly, David rrick, Connie Newman, Terry Norris, Patricia Ogletree, Janice Osbon, Jane Pitts, Norma S 5 I' vm Y ggi, ' 1 'F . at A fl it --.J - e - 1. 5143851 1 1 i '?4' ' 71 - M34 'ln M '- i .,,, gf, ,ig I , if I ' . 1 A I, 5 S it 4 ll . I 1 1, it 1.'f J X Oyarzo, Sharon Palmer, Darrell Palmer, Earl Palmer, Keith Parker, Constance Parham, Jill Parnell, Craig Pate, Scott Perry, Tony Perry, Barry Perry, Ray Perry, Shelia Perry, Stanley Peterson, Pete .g' Phillips, Bobby Phillips, Mike Pickett, Ronnie Pipin, Debra Pittman, Ricky Pitts, Shelia Pitts, Shirley 1 Us --.W I , V tg! 'T Pierce, Charles Powell, Tammy Puckett, David Pyron, Tim Quinn, Nicky Quinn, Roxie Raley, David J Ramiez, Tony Redd, Arvellia Redden, Pam Reddick, Wanda Reddish, Rex Redman, Jane Reese, Johnny 2 K , f-sf ! eiife it .lu t I 4, t Rhodes, Glenn Richards, Karen Richardson, Margaret Richmond, Linda Rigby, Lynn Riker, John Ritter, Sherri 5 T ,.,, Robertson, Patricia Robinson, Jimmy Ross, Brenda Ross, James Rozell, Sandra Rushin, Teresa Rutledge, Teresa -L- 0. -' if 1 1 ff! 2-4 Y f' J , 91 , S 5 ,, :iff--L L -,033 Z-gli ,- .53 way K y 1 St. John, Kim Sanders, Lori Sanders, Mark Bebo, Teresa Shaw, Alice Shedrick, Hugh Sheets, Denise Sheppard, Melinda Shorts, Edward Simmon, Kenny Sims, Annie Smith, Alan Smith, Alan Smith, David Smith, Lori Smith, Rita Smith, Roosevelt Smith, Steven Smith, Vanessa Smith, Wesley Snyder, Alice Soloman, Janet Spahos, Tracy Spivey, Barry Stamps, Fred Stevenson, Tina Stickney, Fred Sullivan, Norbert ,, ,Q E 1 .JJ3 . ,gf ffl' f 3 f f in In ,EZ 3 wg, t tv 1 N Q fa... ,, Swanson, Ricky Talver, Ricky Tharpe, Sherry Thomas, Donna Thomas, Elleree Thomas, Jerry Thomas, Lois Thomas, Margo Thomas, Ruby Thomas, Sandra Thomas, Lindsey Thornton, Lee Threatts, Homer Threlkeld, Susan -ff ,, sf. . ,, , w M We? ,ff I, ., ng X, S r 4 4-My f f , 4 VW -,Q i 5 Q at f ,fi 4, k 1? k E 0 . 1 , ri l A i - nv M y 4 l if ' ' 'Wag .1 1 fs of 'Y' ll I iii Q M, 5 Thurmond, Cynthia Tice, Connie Tomblin, Karen Varns, Marion Vaughn, Lisa Vaughn, Dennis Waites, Rise L, Walker, Brandon Walker, Tyrone Walton, Carolyn Ward, Debra Q T Wattleton, Wayne Whidder, Ronnie White, Michael Wiggins, Billy Wheat, Tony White, Dana Whobe, Tommy Sutton, Judy Washington, Nathaniel Washington, Nathaniel Waters, Johnny be, if , ,. , 2, Vi ,, f or i A .,,. K -V , K I fri .X atson, Connie Wiggins, Judy Wilkes, Mike Williams, Charolefte Williams, Debra hitman, Cindy Wilkes, Linda Williams, Billy Williams, Clarence Williams, James 2 r O. '- Williams, Nancy Williams, Rhonda Williams, Shewes Williams, Tawana Willis, John Wilson, Bobby Wilson, Donita ss . 'I we 'VW , Q gr ' 4 : I I if I i . EV V ff? 'Q-f Wilson, Gaynella Wilson, Larry Windham, Russell Wokney, Dennis Woodall, Linda Woodham, Michael Woodham, Tammy Word, Betty Wright, Linda Wright, Mary Wright, Michael Wyatt, Clinton Yancey, Allen Zimmermen, Lynn 'emu ,N JSC .vmfxb XA ' XP ,A . My AS UV' fx' : 'A wth! 4 .V ., fu W , F My .,, ima? pw? 1 Tamera Stephens, Pres., Kay Knox, lst Vice-Pres., Trina Pitts, Sec., Diann Brown, 2nd Vice-Pres., Deborah Killingsworth, Recording Sec., Becky Perdue, Treasurer, Earl Anderson, Parliamentarian, Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Scarbrough, STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council serves as a student gov- ernment which provides the students with demo- cratic experiences through their participation in the management of the school. The Student Council sponsors and conducts school elections, homecoming week, and a Christmas proiect for the disadvantaged. The sponsors are Mrs. John- son and Mr. Scarbrough. ,X 5 ' .-. Q, Barbara Bailey Sam Hays Debbie Mitchell Sheliq Jordan Donna Crosby Kittie Helms Marcia Caruthers Vincent Mason Debbie Gclulhier Shirley Leatherwood Kathy Jernigan Tommy Meeks Connie Griffith Garry Martin Grace Johnson Mitzi Minor Carla Gabler l x STUDENT ADVISORY Central High School's Student Advisory Committee is working closely with the student body and administration this year. They are helping to solve any reasonable problems the students and faculty have. All students are free to discuss with the Advisory Committee any problem or complaint that they may have. Two members were chosen to serve on the ESAA Committee. Mr. Lowe and Mr. Kirkland are the sponsors. . 1 Tamera Stephens, C Co-Chairman. hoirmang Linda Stephens, Secretary, Mr. Kirklandg Ricky Pass .Nt 58 Q Antonio McCoy Tommy Meeks Chris Gunnels Gail Alexander Sharon Mattocks Mitzi Minor Vincent Mason Paul Crow Ramona Averett Mr. Kirkland Steve Holt, Pres., Debbie Brown, Vice-Pres., Debbie Gauthier, Secretary, Deborah Boddie, Treasurer, Mrs. York, Sponsor. SR. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The purpose of the Executive Committee is to assist the class officers in making decisions concern- ing homecoming, graduation announcements, caps and gowns, baccalaureate and graduation exer- cises. The Executive Committee is composed of the offi- cers and ten members elected by the Senior Class as a whole. Mrs. York is the sponsor. Tim Parker Kathy Kirkland Vanessa Turner Linda Gunnels ' Linda Stephens Kathy Stubbs Debbie Gauthier Patti Kelly Kathy Wilkes E gis Steve Holt Dianne McAtee Debbie Brown Deborah Boddie 44 BETA CLU The purpose of the Beta Club is the promotion of scholarship and good citizenship at Central High School. Students are chosen for membership according to grade point average and teacher recommendation. This year the members collected and donated goods to needy families during Thanksgiving and Christmas season, hosted the college-career day and awarded a scholarship to a deserving college bound senior. Mrs. Pines is the sponsor. .. T ff s M Mrs. Pines, Sponsor l I I i I l l i i Sheree Putnam, Pres., Mitzi Minor, V. Pres., Deborah Boddie, Rec. Sec., Shelia Jordan, Cor- responding Sec., Christine Miles, Treasurer, Connie Griffith, Parliamentarian, Garry Martin, Historian. Deborah Boddie Lynne Brooks Cindy Culpepp Randi Evans Connie Griffith James Henry Cindy Word er Patti Kelly Shirley Polk Cheryl Lucas Garry Martin Sam Hayes Glenda Welborn Shelia Jordan Mitzi Minor Beclsy Perdue Lesley Posey Sharon Mattocks Christine Miles Sally Miles Sheree Putnam Shirley Reynolds Vincent Mason Angela Schram Bill Siniard Shelia Stewart Candy Stowe Judy Walton Cindy Culpepper, Presidentg Deborah Boddie, Publicity, Bill Siniard, Vice Presidentg Lynne Brooks, Publicityg Randi Evans, Treasurery Christine Miles, Secretaryg Mrs. Hobbs, Sponsor. sm' , , , Q, es.. ATIO AL I-IO OR SOCIETY Central High School received its charter for the National Honor Society in November of 1974. A student must maintain a 3.6 overall aver- age igrades 9-l l J on a 4.0 grading scale and be nominated by a faculty member or admin- istrator. Character and leadership are also considered before nomination. Induction ceremonies were held in late Feb- ruary. Phyllis Whitehead Connie Griffith Cindy Culpepper Becky Perdue Sandra Harrison Randi Evans Sheree Putnam Lynne Brooks Shirley Reynolds Patti Kelly Esther Cochran Sheila Stewart Sharon Mattocks Deborah Boddie Cindy Ward Garry Martin Shirley Leatherwood Pat Price . Bill Siniard Christine Miles Mrs. Hobbs Q' 1 iff QQ' I f RED AND BLACK EDITORS: ADVISORS: LINDA GUNNELS MRS. FRAN ELLIS IEANIE LITTLE MRS. VERA HOPE Q IIIS A g fi g Linda Gunnels, Jeanie Lihle, Editors Rodger Harrison, Photographer, and Staff ,r' 4 1 1 x Angela Schram Debra Harden Cay Austin Deborah Killingsworfh Beverly Goins ,fl Judy Briley Tim Collins Jeanie Liffle Linda Gunnels Ricky Pass . . 5 N.. if Debra Killingsworlh Angela Schram Ricky Pass Cay Ausiin we s Linda Gunnels Jeanie Lirile Mrs. Fran Ellis Tim Collins Debra Harden Beverly Goins Judy Briley I4 Terry Leoiherlcnd Phyllis Williams Vicky Harrelson Jeanine Carden Jessie Freeman 4 ' ww '7, 'ffi:L W..' ti .K 1 ' 9 Y I N I, 2.5 ' l if fir if Mr ff la a 'W 16:64 A v. 4,563.2 214 it rf ig ,Qing ,Mui 1 86229 f iid 1 Q, ' Q 42 i M av 5 a 1 Ag 3 i In , . ,J qi ' 1? :ff 'Ziff- jt l ., ,ey . 3 Z9 l 3 , WL K, , , ,ii ff ,, W --,f ,, -4 ff 4 f ' , . iwswm ff K Q, , I-'gf 4925, 543. 4 at F li far F f 3 'ilu a l xZ?:'?'kx'12Y3!PP'NlIErs!9 X 'f 1 ' f.q. 5'. -,gg ,W V,hV 5 f .,,', ii l'v'z5i2!9f'fl-ifiww-2'277' 4 ' ' ' KE YHOLE STAFF The Keyhole newspaper is one of the more traditional aspects of life at Central High. ln the staff of the 74-75 Keyhole there did lie a great deal of talent and determi- nation. The members did everything con- cerning the paper themselves, except for the actual printing. In their effort to entertain and inform the student body of Central, each staff mem- ber learned several important things: the value of friendship, teamwork, patience, and hard work. Under the supervision of Mrs. Elaine Liv- ingston and the editorship of Doug Putnam this year's Keyhole set a standard for all future staffs to aim for. This year's staff is composed mainly of last year's staff that obtained the award of iii high school newspaper in the state from the Alabama Press Associations. Q L Doug Putnam Sherry Adams Chuck Kelly Mark Clark Debra Nelson - . v... 1 'M Y.. .msn . ,- ,ai . .ag ... ,C ., in-3 figs.. nl-1, ,. . -.gags--rg' S s 3 N I 1 1. ,i ff, Q, s .V --ff . 1 A ' , 1 -.f , - -.'.W.1i9' '5 if 1 ,N . . 1-fi if-1 .- ,'f--sw 592 'S . .ws , - . f .,. . R- ...,...' 'iii 'K T' lilt if 'li 'Q' Tim Collins DOOR l'llCkS David Mathews Shirley Henry Linda McFarlin Gini Rmef Lisa Ritter Donna Crosby Kay Knox E. Livingston 4 i 5 f,,n,,,.X .X OFFICE CLU if -Q ' . 'N eww- Q! , KH, . U . ai., H S Q The Office Club consists of students who work in the office for one or more periods for credit. They assist the Office Staff in normal routines such as receiving guests and answer- ing the telephone. Office Club members receive instructions from Staff members in the use of office machines, filing, and dd' other general office procedures. Mrs. Harden is the sponsor. Clara Walton, Vefonlcc Mlllifons, and Mrs- Harden Sherry Fair Vicki Abron Wanda Cannon Barbara Bailey Clara Walton Janice Mobley Debbie Stewart Elaine O'Neal Jane Ogletree Trina Pitts Brenda Rushing Grace Johnson Becky Brown Billy Scarborough Veronica Millirons Mrs. Harden Steve Cole Steve Huckaby Cody Bass Melvin Goodwin Mike East Sandra Harrison Tommy O'Neal Shelia Jordan Vivian Torbert LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of the Library Club is to improve and enhance the facilities of the media center forthe bene- fit of Central High School students. Mrs. Klontz and Mrs. Vitale are the sponsors. Irvin Miller, Cecelia Spivey, Brenda Cooper and Mrs. Klontz. Cecelia Spivey John Burdeshaw Irvin Miller Wylee Sellers Michael Jackson Beffy Cooper Bcfbflfc Lee PGQQY Fofle James Parker C CLUB The purpose of the varsity C Club is to promote the progress at Central High, and its athletic program. To be eligible for membership one must be able to earn a letter in a varsity sport such as football, baseball, track, basket- ball, or cheerleading. This club sponsors the annual Powder Puff game and presents many athletic awards at their annual banquet. This club is sponsored by Coach Wayne Trawick. ts Mi -A Rupert Moore, Coach Trawick, Fritz Florence sumvnp w Ricky Brown Irvin Miller Tim Cadenhead Eddie Wray Tony Jernigan Bubba Hudson Berry Davis Jane Ogletree Kathy Kirkland Esther Cochran Ginger Byrd Debbie Brown Debbie Mitchell Sharon Mattocks Mitzi Minor Debra Boddie Wanda Cannon Christine Miles Cindy Dades Cheryl Mote David Phelps Cheese Chesser Jerry Jackson Bill Siniard Dean Hicks Chris Gunnels Sam Hayes Danny Herman Steve Cole Tommy Meeks Joey Diaz Cody Bass Calvin Spencer Rodney Bellamy James Parker Tom Williams Dabne Adams Doug Brown Harvey Stewart I -Nf' G-'f CC-P' ' 3 if mg A gg, tt Connie Griffith, Pres., Kathy Wilkes, Vice-Pres., Sharon Mattocks, Secretary ,, Q, l Kathy Wilkes Connie Griffith Judy Briley Sharon Mattocks Deborah Killingsworth R T.A. The Future Teachers of America's goal is to provide opportunities for secondary school students to participate in making education increasingly relevant to present and future needs. lt provides stu- dents with opportunities to develop ways for exploring careers in education, develop ways of communication in educational con- cerns and interests to students, faculty, and community, interpret education and its role in society, study basic beliefs about educa- tion today, explore educational accountability and the responsibil- ity of students in this development. Kathy Kirkland Wanda Cannon 5 f X e lt x r - 'ir i xx i E wi SSXR R.O. T. C. The Central R.O.T.C. program, sponsored by Sgt. LeRoy A, Cunningham, is designed to instill a strong sense of integrity, responsibility, respect for other persons, increased insight into ethical values and principles, the ability to live and work cooperatively with others, and a respect for con- Stltufed authority. SFC Leroy Cunningham, Brigade Commander Cadet Col., Charles McManus, Brigade utive Officer, Lt. Col. Ronnie McCoy BRI CADE STAFF Brigade Co., Charles McManus John Newman Executive Ronnie McCoy James Henry Joseph Luna Willie F. Williams James Parker David Pate ' - W f 1 --fr ......A.....u.,....,. ,,,, .r M 1 3 .15 . J'tz:tf ' 'mr --W--NW.. W. .... ,... - .... ,. ., . . ., I L vw... , .m....,gq., W Q--We ffm -me N - 'H-53fw.-1-- Mui. ...N .Mx 3 I' ! : . B TTALI ON STAFF Derek Pass, Battalion Com. Mark Lucas Steve Cutchins Marlon Thompson, Executive Roderick Moore W- f is. , H ,-,f ,:, w'fH'iH'Z, ,im ww , -zz A ,.... . - h i .1 ., . I Vrrk Q 6. ' M C h ,hA, ' Zn V , ' ' 38 121- . 'W .' F , X, oy.. ,V V . K. 5' Q, 1 if -1- X I I Q M. L. Williams Willie C. Williams Sgt. Leroy A. Cunningham Stanley James Clark Young Denise Richardson Charlene Parnell M0f90'el Tawne Joanne Sumbry Regina Richardson Jolene Jones Doris Ingersoll Marcia Carufhers Gwendolyn Fair Anna Howard Sheila Jordan Debra Mayo Anna Howard Marcia Caruthers Jolene Jones Regina Richardson 7 ' A 3. Barbara Berdeaux Gloria Williams Shelia Jordan Brenda Merriweafher Dorothea LeBeaux Joanne Sumbry Doris Ingersoll Charlene Parnell Dunise Richardson Earnesline Jones Barbara Berdeaux I I J' X Teresa Austin Tina Beveridge Jean Davis Kathy Dixon Sherry Epps Kathelene Gwinn Mattie Johnson Bessie Jones Elaine Lee Phyllis McCoy Barbara Mashburn Donna Miller Benneria Sims GLEE CLUB The Central High Glee Club, under the leadership of Miss Barbara Freeman, is composed of students from the South Girard and Central campuses. The Glee Club appears at the Springer Opera House each year for the lighting ofthe Columbus Christmas decorations Perform ances at various schools, civic clubs, churches, and on TV are fre quent. Added to these activities are All-State chorus participation, Dis trict and State choral competitions. Accompanist was Becky Perdue XX.. ,wx tc,,s QA X 3a Donna Mills Gwen Nickerson Christine Nathan Sandee Owen Rebecca Perdue Renee Phillips Cynthia Seldon Linda Stephens Amy Taff Susan Sims Debra Toombs Mary Wiggins Teresa James Tommie Alford Andrea James Richard McClendon Kenneth Ross Clayton Woods Penelope Barnett V.I.E. Vocational Industrial Education is a class established upon the principle of vocational opportunity for students. It pro- motes the growth and helps the students understand diversified occupations in local, state, and national level. Vocational Clubs of America emphasize the develop- ment of occupational attitudes while its members participate in part-time employ- ment at work training stations. Dabne Adams, Leslie Posey, Doug Brown, Larry Seldon Mr Fleming Sponsor Kenneth Ross Sharon Thomas ..,.f4. ik. r i ' ' im, - ,K , 'X Q . . 7 . t gi. , If: EN, Mark Tutten Kathy Jernigan Linda Gunnels Mr. Fleming Anita Albright Deborah Coggins Jeannie Smith Pat Price Larry Seldon Sharon Thomas Jotoma Windham James Battle Leslie Posey David Herrington Ginger Tew Mr. Battle, Sponsor, Berry Davis, Vice-Pres., Dorothy Doherty, Secretary, Mr. Farrar, Sponsor DISTRIBU TI VE EDUCATION Distributive Education Clubs of America is a program of instruction in merchandis- ing, marketing, and management. Through the cooperation of school and community, students receive training in marketing of consumer goods by on-the- iob training and classroom study. DECA provides competitive events in marketing for students on District, State, and National levels. One of the maior goals activity is the annual employer-employee appreciation banquet. Mr. Battle and Mr. Farrar are the sponsors. Berry Davis Dorothy Doherty Mike Bcxley Paul Brown Bob Davis Mike East Mark Estes Rickey Everrett Ronald Gregory Richard Gresham Wayne Griffin Mark Hall Van Hammock Dennis Hanks Gwen Howard Kem-, lngfqm James Olmstead Billy McConnell Slew? Olsfeen Teresa Meroney JimmY Pfllchell Chris Myrick Roger Stephens Rhonda McCoy Janice Washington C913 CZHSSKBSWDZTZS 6 r Iwi 's.ws,. 9 new ' , -s ln the spring of last year ten girls were chosen to represent Central High School as Cheerleaders. I'm Behind the Devils, a familiar saying, meant planning Pep Rallies, painting signs, long trips and hard prac- tices. They realized this was all a part of being a C.H.S. Cheerleader and they worked hard to make this statement hold true. A lot of work was involved and they came to under- stand that cheerleading was more than an honorary position. 'Q fliifi ,, i ,S .mia l Kathy Kirkland, Captain ' 14 '54 ig, Q . 5. I K 'TV fi rx. .f 'f 1, 'V V . ff A .54 - Q31 N g , 6 ' f, 1 ,v .. ., it HJ, ,,,, . MM , 'J,,!','3' ' L , W, . mf 5,3 ' ,M 7 -, fj , f, ,, Wanda Cannon Esther Cochran Even Jgmeg Jane Oglefree W fi4? i73i wi . Chrisfine Miles, Co-Captain Y Cher I Mote Ginger Byrd y fi , --f xivw .Q ,Q- Cindy Dade . ,WQN I ff' 6- s Deborah Boddie WIN!-J 1 Bally' ' A r' 4-l4QwiWQ ih EENTRFIL FHENIX :mr We H SEHUUL ALABAMA s if u a' REU EV! 'ifiwi , Je, E, ,,,, - ,,,, I ,, ,4 , ,, 4 QM V , ,L,. ,Wu W ,,., . if , , , , ,. , ., ,, , A ., ., fm..- V -f.a,:,f.,Q,,, . V ,,w,,f, ,,.,,. f. ,,,, , ,, ,,,, , Y,,, ,,,,, ., ww.-,,,,...M .,,,,,, A ,,M,W5,,,,.,, ,, ,, ,.,,,,,, ,,-,,, -2' ! K, - 4 V' ' ,,.' . ' X. fl, , . . P . -156 - C.H.S. ARCHING BA The Central High Band is actually a family of enthusiastic musical organization including the marching band, concert band, pep band, lab band and small special groups. The marching band holds forth during football season and performs at pep rallies, football games, marching festivals and parades. The concert band is involved in state and district contests, and concerts. At various bas- ketball games and pep rallies you will notice a highly spirited group called the pep band. This is a volunteer group which plays for sporting events and gatherings. The lab bancl is both a credit course lopen to Juniors and Seniorsl and a performing group - a dance band with a standard big band instrumentation of five saxes, four trumpets, four trombones and a rhythm section of drums, bass, piano, and guitar. Band season is actually a ten month stretch of rehearsals and activities which affords little time for relaxation. Some of the years events include: Band Camp, pep rallies, football games, homecom- ing parade, Christmas parade, Stagg Bowl, Southeastern State marching band festival, District and State Band Contest, district all- state tryouts, Alabama All-State Band, solo and ensemble contest, numerous ROTC performances, various clinics, Christmas Concert, g V U i.. Pgiyrkw 1 . V,V, J g ,yg , ,,,.V... . Spring Concert and spring trip llast year Disney Worldl. The lab Q M ' ' V A S V i band's activities include performances for local civic organizations, assembly programs, concerts, clinics and the Birmingham Jazz Fes- Robert Raley, Drum Maior tivql, '5 5'a as K K ' sv . Q .. C -X -'....,.z.l Li' ' !3:l5.f47ME.Ei..i3'43':i . . -A Q.. -ffrf f ff lla. ff iv l .Li Q --53, if ic ,, Q i f'f'ffff 'i-531 giiffe. 1---?ff i,.f Le igh. lf' V ft ,rag Q x. , : . , Nl' 7 3 ' , .NWL 'l X 'di ., , . ,. , - I:-Qsililyfs . K-. f f . . .,. , . . . . .. A gygv :i'?.1,i.f1JJj- 'S T -A A . . , S vi' ' . 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' V, yr. f . 1 ffm , , . , i ,,,.,,-gvfzn-f ' -, , -' . 41. c'.v'1i'??h:.LG.5w:2 .f VncklAbron Muzehe Howard Melinda Jordon Sora Slogle no Q a,,A7l ' W ,.,.' 51 :'k F 7, ii :WSF ' L 447 A 4'L-iff' 'AA, K n, yn A , wr f 5 '- eff 'u,,f,E mf if TU f W' L '79 YW? K, .swf , .S ,, fx, , ff-191-71 Hrs' .., Debro Wilson mmf Reba Williams . ,gg W as A .L , ,, L . '. .fr L Va' . Q yn in J -A ,v uw ,...L any avi S -- ii .ii ' Q --14 N I new ' M J w,,.,.w ,j. 4- 11. T. , ' y f ,N 7. ,Q Vx. fs ,X I , .gg 'Y V--'wife' ' ..,5,wff',s Q., N:,5f-55522 'fiS'Gw,A-,A ffm? W W -,,. v ,g,,P-Qgg , In N f . 1,f'x 3 idk '. gfvfliifiifq Q., fx !- v. ' A 'w , x ' fy N ll, LN,-ifpuig--F5 N, V .. ,ywp ,3 , I ...x A in .Q 1 A 14' W lf - - . 'W' . 5w1w M I tu A f , L1 , f Amgen! Vw , - s?14?' '- 1 L 7 A '2- Sherry Middlebrook ART CLUB Y srr 1 ' f 11 fy s., f f 1 T rrrrsr My ..VE ,WA i ,. .Q gui? E ff H ' ,f ,VVV iiila The Art Club consists of students who are interested in improving their artistic abilities. The sponsor of the club is Mrs. Spates. Kenneth Ross, Pres., David Phelps, Vice-Pres.g Curtessa Scott, Sec.f Teresa Allison surerg Mrs. Spctes, Sponsor -M-wanna-4 l l l 1 3 Jorie Hodge Billy Doster Kenneth Ross , , w. GMU V ,,,W..MM,f..mMn, i Clayton Woods Teresa Allison David Phelps JOY Benton Steve Cutchins Te Y Rice Curtessa Scott F.H.A. The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to promote the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society, to encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community, to become aware of the multiple roles of men and women in today's soci- ety, to improve national and international rela- tions, to provide opportunities for decision-mak- ing and for assuming responsibility, to involve youth with adults in individual and group activi- ties, and to develop interest in home economics, home economics careers, and in related occupa- tion. Mrs. Williamson is the sponsor. We. fl? 3? NW? Mavis' Peggy Forre Gloria Williams Brenda Adon Gayle Kimber Geraldine Williams Brenda Vaughn Christine Alexander Angela Dawkins Fannie Cobbs Annie Colbert Bernodlne Jones Georgia Morris Angela Dawkins Penelope Barnett Lavetta Johnson Brenda Kennels B. O.E. Business Office Education offers on the iob training to out- standing business students who have had 3 business subiects in high school. These students come to school to take English, Social Studies, P.E. or other electives to help them further their goal after high school, such as Office, Clerical Help, Nurses, etc. They work in an office for the other half of the day, training in some office skills. One of the purposes is to prepare better trained workers for the world of work after high school graduation. Vocational students polish their skills and get some practical experiences making them more com- petent workers in their chosen field. Barbara Elkins, Mrs. Virginia Kennedy, Belinda Redding wx. ' eggf' K ' .terms ,,,,,.i,,,,,, , . , ,. gs, 5, --Q s gs ' fs C - Jgifif ii H - A' - ' - A - i..,,. 'V.,, , ,X -L ,, T . , iiy. , ,. , . sie. ...l. T . S ,sii x ist ,t f 1' V f ills H as is C T .-.-i . ..,, . '-r- i .-ii, ,... '--s t'.- .,.. Q s V -'lri iff W -' A tiii X S I 'f -ft 'r.1 ' if i'-. iii' 1 fis . 'W I s X' 'i M' . s , A T X . .. , ,. s-:f we QQ- lessee, ' - s ss- . . M Y Q vm 'H . -W 1 :., .5 -. . . . or v--- ' 'ff v 1 -Semi.. .:' 4 Sherri Blades Esther Cochran Shirley Duhon Barbara Elkins Janice Epps Robin Griggs Gayle Matthews Veronica Millirons Kathy Pearrow Trina Pitts Belinda Reddin Kathy Riley 9 Ginga Smith Teresa Sowell Cheryl Strand Kathy Stubbs Kathy Wade Cynthia Ward Jeanette Marsh Mrs, Kennedy 172 l N 45 A Y, ,,......s Q R 1 ,ag F.B.L.A. The purpose of FBLA is to afford an opportunity to all Business Education students at Central High School to become actively interested socially and politically in a better community and family life. Activites: ill Employer-Employee Banquet, i2l Fash- ion Show, f3l To attend District and State Meetings, Ml March of Dimes Proiects, l5l Christmas Toy Drive, i6l Teachers' Appreciation Day. . . .,,i ,,,,3 Sherri Blades, Pres., Esther Cochran, Vice-Pres., Portia Huston, Sec., Susan Williams, Treas., Kathy Wilkes, Parliamentariang Kathy Stubbs, Reportery Mrs. Minnie Carlisle and Mrs. Virginia Kennedy, Sponsors. ss.-ws... - se - Randi Evans Lynne Brooks Billie Carden Amy Taft Vickie Moore Cindy Ward Ginga Smith LaQuita Adams Kathy Jones Theresa Sowell Yvonne Simmons Charlotte Davis Jolene Jones Willie Brooks Glenda Wellborn Pat Garry Patty Dawson Trina Pitts Barbara Evans Tammie Thomas Angela Dawkins Dianna Parrish Kathy Riley Debra Tharpe Terri Rice Cheryl Strand Veronica Millirons Robin Griggs Kathy Pearrow Cathy Anglin Tammy Thompson Jonnie Key Karen Webster SOUTH GIRARD CAMPUS STUDE TADVISORY COMMITTEE The ESAA Student Advisory Committee is composed of equal number of minority and non-minority students which will be affected by any program, proiect, or activity assisted under the Emergency School Aid Act and which offers secondary instruction. The SAC is an active, practical student organization that aids in creating a harmonious and stimulat- ing educational atmosphere. Some activities may include: serve as a source of communication between the students and adminis- tration, assemblies, bulletin boards, and student-faculty grievance committee. Mr. Abron is the sponsor. -. f nz if ifzwgfigsigmsffaaszmif W ttf! fig Robin Compton Sandee Owen Bonnie Hightower Patti Parker Faye Holsey Tim Marshall Craig Parnell Tina Clark Alfredo King Mr Abron Judy Harris Tawanna Williams Steve Smith STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council is a highly active group of representatives chosen from each homeroom to serve as a governing body for stu- dent affairs. The principal purposes are: to develop attitudes of, and practice in good citizenship, promote harmonious relations throughout the entire school, improve student-teacher relationship, improve school morale, assist in the management of the school, provide a forum for student expression, provide orderly direction of the school activities, charter school clubs and other organizations and pro- mote the general welfare of the school. Officers of the Student Council are elected in school-wide ballot- ing during the month of May. Some of the proiects the Student Council sponsored were: Sep- tember - Orientation, October -- Installation program, Novem- ber -- Homecoming activities, December - Christmas room deco- ration contest, collected food for needy families, January - beau- tification of campus, February -- King and Queen of Hearts Coro- - nation, Teacher Appreciation Day, March -- Teachers talent show, H ,QQ , April - State Convention: and MGY -- election of new officers. T T T ' ' .Q- as Ax Ne QW x. 5 1 5 T C Youlonda Mabry, Parliamentorion, Mr. Mclendon, Sponsor, Tina Beveridge, Corresponding Secretary, Sherri Ritter, Recording Secretory, Mike Jackson, President, Sharon 2nd Vice-President, Donna Dean, Treasurer, Mrs. Lowe, Sponsor, P. K. Hogencamp, lst Vice-President Nix Steve Smith Dee Harden Faye Hosley Kevin Cromwell Sharon Gates Judy Harris Lori Gresham Bonnie Hightower Craig Parnell Nannetta Allison Windy Mitchell Tawanna Williams Ginger Jones LeAnn Horns Marian Varn Barbara Baldwin Linda Mercer Jessie Freeman Gloria Willis Wanda Materre Katherine Richardson Karen Corbitt Windel Patterson Joseph Goodwin Reba Whitehead Andrea Spivey Sandee Owen John Smith Billy Long Tony Stevens Tim Marshall Brenda White Colton Sanders Charlie Edmond Jeffrey Redding Morcha Cannon Robin Compton Patty Parker Lillian Chambers XX ' - - 1--If-. iss s 2 s -- .i klesfv sl-mis GQ ,MW f if C CCCC OFFICE CLUB The Office Club is made up of Office Assistants who work in the Guidance and Main Office at South Girard. The purposes of the Office Club are to make sure everything is going properly in both offices and serve the needs of the teachers, principals and students, also the community. Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. R. Cook are the spon- Katherine Richardson, Pres., Phyllis Williams, lst Vice-Pres., Cathy McManus, Sec., SOYS. Jessie Freeman, Treas., Patricia Bailey, 2nd Vice-Pres., Kim Halstead, Asst. Sec. ...--.-qi-p Elaine Fair Christine Curtis Debbie Chqpmgn DOI'Oll'1y Tl10fT1CS Egquline joneg Kim Halstead Margo Thomas Jennifer Jones Mrs, R, Cook Deboarh Harrison F f I . . 4 a A if 'f af: ' Dianne Cannon Jessie Freeman Cindy Kite Katherine Richardson Kathy McManus Linda Mercer Phyllis Williams 'UW W Janice Miles Muzette Howard Joelyn Streetman Cynthia McFarlin Teresa Holman Gloria Harris Linda Leatherwood Mrs. Reeves Mary Barnefte UNI UR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS This year, the cheerleaders have worked this summer mak- ing signs and getting ready for football and basketball games. They participated in various activities including home- coming pep rallies, parades and other school activities. The sponsor is Mrs. Ward. Sharon Nix, Captain af' E E so 1 . Chyrle Culpepper Monica Pearson K , -,,, ll .h K Q , ' K Q 4 K . K EQ 1 xx V- Robin Jones, Captain V W - Cathy McCain Sherrie Ritter Alfreda King Lisa Vaughn Robin Compton Donna Dean SPANISH CLU The Spanish Club is an organization formed for all students who take Spanish. Our purposes include helping students better under- stand the importance of a foreign language in our world today and fostering acceptance of and respect for cultures and customs differ- ent from our own. Mrs. Riley is the sponsor. if kk... ., , S. . H p kk 5?- ' ,v Q ef! r t ff- 'Y Bobby Bailey, Pres., Ronald Clay, Vice-Pres., Yvonne Dutton, Sec Gloria Willis Treasurer , MW- .4 Q K . 'L , ...S+ . 'W r ef Yi . , .f rl: 3 - M y -ff ,sh . ., so 'f,, me .f1- fi. Terry Leatherlana Greg Giles Annie Evans Evon Dutton Angela Lewis Juanita lngersoll U i .rely-gf,Vk A fp W K. ,X 2 -I-.. ,XJ . ,Qi , ik Dona Miller Valerie Lowman Carla Head Debbie Jones David McFarlin Bobby Bailey P 1 . , Valorie Gunter Susan Ward Gloria Wheelis Edith Whellis Sandee Owen Leverne Thomas sf' ' 9' WGN at his Q ff -- es.. 8 - , .. ' ' I s ie- . x Q,-were .. , . A Carissa Fleming Terri Allen Angela Anthony Donna Grimes Ronald Clay Sally Richardson nn' as-.M 5+..'7 , of ' H fs-...Q ..xg,..iB.N Q. Larry Garrett Randy Jones Bud Newman Jackie Clark Susan Simms Mrs. Riley Phyllis Hightower, Pres.g Donna Dean, Vice-Pres.g Robin Compton, Sec,5 Bennie Hightower, Trea- SUYGI' UNI OR CI VI TA The main purpose of the Junior Civitan is to provide the students of South Girard an opportunity to take part in activities outside the classroom and to give students an opportunity to serve others. The Junior Civitan is sponsored by the International Junior Civitan and keeps the motto: Builders of Good Citizenship. This year the Junior Civitan took part in many March of Dimes fund raising pro- iects, such as the March of Dimes road- blocks and the annual Walk-a-thon. This club is under the direction of Mrs. Gillis and Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Dixon James Holladay Vicky Harrelson Donald Evenson Brent Austin Bobby Bailey sig. Tina Beveridge Robin Compton Angela King Belinda Williams Robin Jones Peggy Williams Dorothy Ford Annie Crowell Mrs. Gillis Judith Doherty Brenda White Pam Harris 1 'W K Sandra Tyner Phyllis Hightower Bonnie Hightower Lori Gresham Vivian Ellis Tina Clark Wanda Materre Karen Epps Tracie Harden Cindy Stuart Karen Jones Lori Holliday LIBRARY CL UB The purpose of the Library Club is to encourage students to learn acceptable library procedures, stimulate student interest in the library, and interpret the library program to students, teachers, and the school community. Members of the Library Club are students who work in the library for elec- tive credit. Club officers include: President, Lisa Bailey, Vice-Presi- dent, Kay Allen, Secretary, Rhonda Killingsworth, Treasurer, Cathy Ellis, Reporter, Susan Ward, Media Committee Repre- sentative, Allen Jensen. Miss South Girard Library is Suki Lee Mahaffey, and her attendants were Donna Miller, Lisa Bailey, and Ella Glance. Mrs. Provo is the sponsor, also Mrs. Owsley. Cathy Ellis, Allen Jensen, Lisa Bailey, Rhonda Killingsworth, Susan Ward Greg Ingersoll Julius Sims Tommy Clark Ella Glance Melvin Todd Jeff Williams Allen Jensen Robert Griggs Bernard Perry Debbie Murphy Billy Sanders Dana White Billy Jackson Donna Doster Donna Miller Rhonda Killingsworth Kenneth Sowell Billy Jones William Perry Cathy Ellis Boyd Cochran Suki Mahaftey Debra Miller Storme Beede Lisa Bailey Renee Howard Brenda Elvington Susan Ward E ii 5 ii SE? iiQ EE? SN v.,bk,g xigw '1.. yi Q 'W'b ' I . UPVQ R ,K if ' if 1 5 J, LANGUAGE ARTS Q IB 2 J 'Q' 4f, The purpose of the Language Arts Club is to V improve the quality of the English program by enthusiastic pupil involvement. Mr. Jeffcoat is the 5 Sponsor' Jennifer Jones, Christine Curtis and Clinton James K vp- , J., . ,, . Na' , - i K 'H ss .. S . 1 if xx K J I Y . X. CHX X X 3 Q :i i ss. 5 s fe' ' X s . A , - -.....,,,L,, s,.,..-f J i Al M C E V 1 J I , zz j f Wanda Materre Katherine Richardson Jennifer Jones Wayne Robinson Christene Curtis Mr, Jeffcoat ff ' , ,fin N3 e J Q 1 4 5.52, f S Q23 f z Y? J S S Sandee Owen, Editor, Vicky Harrelson, Renee Howard, Co-Editors, Bobby Cole, Terry Trawick and Phyllis Williams, Feature Editors we so eg PK xt flick B ULLDOCYS B RK The BuIldog's Bark Newspaper Staff at South Girard High School publishes one newspaper a month. The staff works very very hard each month before publication in order to get the news to the student body. Each individual on the staff has a specific iob. Our newspaper is under the leadership of Mrs. Vera Hope. Tim Marshall, Jimmy Culberson, Marty Newsome, -I Sports Production Artist '-s 6,10 . It l 1-5 E Tina Beveridge Angela King Janice Batson Renee Epps l.lI ldC MGYCBY Kathy MCMgnU5 Luke Lucas Belinda Davis Karen Corbitt Pam Harris Renee Walker Charlie Edmond Windel Patterson Susan Ward F.B.L.A. The FBLA at South Girard High School is an active club. We have thirty-four members. This club is under the direction of Mrs. Vera Hope and Mrs. Jean Faulk- ner. The purposes of the club are to: develop competent, aggressive business leadership, strengthen the confi- dence of young men and women in themselves and their work, create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations, and to improve and establish standards for entrance into store and office occupations. 1 'V .X - , N S E ,..: 'li 1 f 1 -ku... Vicky Harrelson, Pres., Tina Clark, Vice'Pres., Phyllis Williams, Sec., Kathi Zahn, Treasurer, Kathe- rine Richardson, Reporter, Jesse Somonski, Parliamentariang Brenda White, Asst. Sec., Tracy Harden, Historian, Mrs. Hope, Sponsor. f' ,,.s.'-lRJi,Q.v+ ,f 1 .N f. ,4 . - ff Janet Stafford Sharolyn Ezekiel Robin Jones Linda Mercer Lillian Chambers Carolyn Clark Kondee Howard Marcha Cannon Linda Leatherwood Sherry Turner Teresa Aster Debbie Smith Tina Beveridge Andrea Spivey Donna Huckaby Reba Whitehead Melinda Jordan Karen Corbitt Cathy Cole Renee Walker Sherrell Thaxton Debbie Chapman 1 Judy Hood, President, Ginger Adams, Vice-President, Faye Gatewood, Treasurer, Shelia Hanchey, Treasurer F.H.A. The purpose of FHA is to provide opportunities for self development and preparation for family and com- munity living and for employment. FHA proiects for the 1974-75 school term include: FHA'ers Builders of a Better Home Life, Career Education - Commitment for Youth Environmental housekeeping for Alabama, Reaching out to friends - aging citizens, needy, and persons with special needs. Mrs. Marilyn Brannen is the sponsor. -r Dorothy Ford Debbie Jones Kathleen Gwinn Donna Jones Belinda Williams Peggy Williams Laura Miller Shelia Hanchey Faye Gatewood Phyllis McCoy Ginger Adams Judy Hood Patti Parker Rhonda Williams Mrs. Brannen SOCIAL STUDIES CL UB The Social Studies Club was organized to promote interest in Social Studies. Activities ofthe Social Studies Club are var- ied and include preparing a bulletin board to recognize the many historical occurrences during the month of February, serving as teacher aids for the Social Studies Department and investigating people, places and happenings of interest to Social Scientists through research, reports and audio-vis- ual media. Mrs. Shirley Gibson is the sponsor and Mrs. Ellen Gunter serves as co-sponsor. 1 .QQ I :1 Peggy Williams, Pres., Andrea Spivey, Vice-Pres., Teresa Rutledge Sec Faye Holsey Trea surer, Tracy Spahes, News Reporter i - .ams- vi' Mrs. Gunter Michael Chambers Minnie Hodge Annie Crowell Sharon Gates Jan Jones Carolyn Long Faye Holsey Sheryl Culpepper Ginger Jones Barbara Baldwin Rita Smith Gay Allen Mike Laddner Mrs. Gibson Andrea Spivey Teresa Rutledge Annie Gary Tracy Spahos Peggy Williams lil 1 '4 is 'a . .-A Z if, . 2 P BETA CLUB The National Beta Club is a non-secret, service-lead- ership club for high school students. It was instituted and is operated to reward merit, encourage effort and elevate the moral welfare of high school students. The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote scholar- ship, leadership, and good citizenship at the local high school level. Besides endeavoring at all times to be of service to South Girard High School and its students by uphold- ing standards of honesty and good citizenship, the Beta Club undertakes some worthwhile service pro- iects. They include: hall bulletin boards ldecoratedl, Christmas box for Cobb Nursing Home, served refresh- ments at the January District I5 Educational Associa- tion meeting, recognition of students who achieve out- standing courtesy, good manners, and services, and provided a weekly menu for the lunchroom. Mrs. l.uker is the sponsor. Susan Ward, President, Donna Biskup, Vice-President, Kay Jones, Secretary .2 11' -'Y' my! V ,S wa ,iw . ,,. V65 n ,-If yiyexd GUK 'T ..,.5 - , 'S ,+.A.s 'w iff' ' f Cynthia Thermon Muzette Howard Lori Jontry Susan Ward Angela Lewis Cathy McCain Lisa Hamilton Cindy Johnson Jack Barr Patricia Wellborn Donna Biskup Kay Jones Karen Corbitt Charlie Edmond Phyllis Williams Lanett Hicks Bobby Bailey Terry Trawick Sharon Nix Sherrel Culpepper Mrs. Luker Q. v .lg . X N, L . 1: ft , t . , , . .f t . C Q l k.,,,, Q1Q g 1 The Army Junior ROTC obiectives are to develop ll .5 Q X in each cadet good citizenship, patriotism, self-reli- if Sk ance, leadership and responsiveness to constituted Q- g authority, a knowledge of basic military skills, and N appreciation of the role of United States Army in tfmii ,ggi - sslf-s'V f f support of national objectives and ability to commu- ikiiii :,iiV 'iiii' C K. nicate effectively both orally and in writing. H xs,.i ,,V Q i f t i if ii The Junior ROTC program has this year partici- IQ, llll . 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B mf, was X -ff is the warm glow of H0 In 221 HOMECUMING QUEEN Sherrill Spikes Q' . ' . .-4' ' ' , 'F .fiif 'V . if . . Y M , ' 4 . H - ,, . 4 F ,3 ' : ff-Q , ff Sie? Q .6 ' K ur A . x 3 nw - 1 41 1 ,Q 5 Q , 1' 4 'G .. s .iw kk. el R A 1' 'f 1+ 'al' f H! ,Q , ,qv , 1 4 ,R ,X Q- Ek p w X J is 3 t q g ,l ,Ty k A 1 ' I fi Q Q in 'xv -s ,..:..p,.J' t la jf ,A li -5 , 2-1+ 'W K K I e , mf , ,L V. L 1 K wi ia, M ' A j h . A X . 35 - -4 A Jigga X 3 LN' A ef' ,,. x J ff H+ . 1. , fi' 1 -W ,A L ., ,, 'K www 5fW,ws5f ,, : .WV. ,.,, :waz A W A -f 2 'sa my f Vvmm - ,, K ,V L A 7 ,,-,k..k ,hvl Q :byq ,V K A ,. , kk L r I t - w 4 . . holding fast to those special things Senior Representative: Fannie Cobb f 1 the anticipation of a time to come 4 K he , fx' t I f t'! t ft 'fb tg 2 Junior Representative: Ncvonglyn Potter . the first taste of victory . . me 135 if-.emit Sophomore Representative: Susan Sims t AA gag, ,V 1.-f 1,.W:,x, IE. ,if Y- W1 1 Y 1 f v A 5 M ,, , Km Neg-Ii 1 Lxfr K W- '5 W f:.Yw 13,543 3 f ai , Q . A' , 1 I lu.,- 5 1 , . . learning to , x VL I ' 'I savor lx! , ' those golden days V 1 . ez K W , . V KKEQ K ' A . 1 Q Qu , I rift, N4 ' Freshman Representative: Debra Word 2 PO WDER PUFF . . . the thrill of victory the agony of defeat Rhfi do S 'Hffax -lea H019 Coal A 5 229 1974 IR.-SR. and VALENTINE QUEEN -- 'WY :snr -, f-if I 'Yi I ,,, Q55 LE Es , VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Wayne Trawick and his coaching staff suffered through a uni- que season. Plagued with injuries and an epidemic of quitters, they managed to pull through a 5-5 season. The games won were most exciting as were some of the ones lost. The 8-O victory over Lanier was one of the high points of the season. The defeats of lb-13 to Opelika, with only two seconds remaining on the clock, the 3-O to Columbus and the 9-7 to Jeff Davis were all heartbreak- ers. .. Q- M W, sl .vs L .. :gg Q E f ' , , ey.c ll il ' -W . --v, la ss:-:,.,. . . he Sh- - ' -. Ig as K '. 5- s ss 5 W f ' C x .. .4 N. :,., UKNN , , .L ,A,. . , i , X , t..f L , ,V .c C ' ' C i c - YQ A A .. V fs . gi-:L rs, it 1 :N T Wai K xg, so , fi 3 z ' .sce tt ffl' T c it 4 A U A P s . KNEELING: Jan Funderburk, Ray Stringer, Jimmy Foshee, Cleophus Hope. STANDING: Phil Coach Wayne Trawick Elder, Horace Crump, Wayne Trawick, Ric Hall. Haw Y - I' ' ' ' l' 1 - - , I 'I X 'U-'ll'-H' -In un :unmanag- Dabne Adams ,Q 3 Mike Barfield Benny Beavers Q OH 1 Rodney Bellamy - ,, xg, W, ,F Qi.. f A My it Q. , vw --. ,s lx-1. Doug Brown wi CENTRAL vs COLUMBUS Bi-City football fans packed Phenix Municipal Stadium expecting to see one of the most explosive games in the two schools long history. But their hopes were soon destroyed, as they were forced to sit back and watch as the two teams played great defense and traded punts. There was only one maior offensive drive by the Blue Devils in the second stanza. The Red lmps halted it before they could score a touchdown, but a field goal try was in order. The Columbus Blue Devils made good on the 24 yd. attempt giving them their entire point total as the Red Devils dropped a heartbreaker 3-O. 6 , haf. ws I -.:- 5 ,,.. .... K, kkrk i Tim Cadenhead iff 1. 1: . h. g it tg: E ' Steve Cole CENTRAL vs BAKER The Red Devils win over the Baker Lions was not the Chinstrap Victory of last season but, it was equally as satisfying. Central overwhelmed Baker 41-O for their first victory of the year. Central scored all forty-one points in the first half. The Red Devils had the winning edge from begin- ning to end, using an awesome rushing attack and superb defensive effort to blank the Lions. Dabne Adams was the leading Central rusher with seven carries for seventy-four yards. . sf NS' f me W A lilliii Qs. NM - a - g R K ' -f Q , E - My-,E Berry Davis KA., NW ,.m, - D Joey Diaz v.. ' S'-an-V , ' Y ,..... 1 ,. X , it A' '11, it i - 5. l Larry Faircloth ,K Q IV' Fritz Florence Q-.. ' t g mAiA yiri D . f Austin Gibson CENTRAL vs KENDRICK The Kendrick High Cherokees fell prey to the mighty Red Devils in an exciting con- test, 21-15. The first half was all Central's. The Red Devils scored twenty-one points and denied the Cherokee's offense of pay dirt. It was great defensive plays which halted Kendrickf key interceptions by Joey Diaz and Fritz Florence highlighted the first half. In the second half Kendrick scored twice via two blocked punts and closed the gap 2l-15, but the Red Devils defense tightened up to preserve the Central vic- tory. CHS was now 2-l. wa 41 Y X fa.. g ,..s.sM,, ! S ' 1 A if R ' mX.,x,X,x,.. A K 1 IZA A Mike Gordon Chris Gunnels ' 1 Sam Hays CENTRAL vs AUBURN The Red Devils were not as impressive as they had been in their previous outings, but never the less they were victorious. The Auburn Baby Tigers needed a win to boost morale and it appeared that Auburn was well on its way to taking the contest. But the Red Devils' defense came through and ended the Tigers' hopes. Central's only score came on an eighteen yard run by Dabne Adams, the extra point failed and Central won 6-0. The Red Devils' season mark stood 3-l . 'xi Danny Herman Sherman Hill - 1235 ,..., C Bubba Hudson sz.. .gsm ' H, .. ,.-M v- 5 , . 1 W, s - flf Billy Jackson x N- 4.. - my Jerry Jackson CENTRAL vs DOTHAN Mistakes plagued the Red Devils as a fired up group of tigers defeated us soundly. Central showed very few bright spots in its loss to Dothan, even our vaunted defense lacked the spark which usually made them great. Dothan's offense yawned its way to 21 points, while the Red Devils could not even yawn. The lone Central standout for the game, David Leroy Jones, showed signs of excel- lence by gaining 65 yards in l7 attempts, and tallying Central's entire point output with a touchdown run. Final count: Dothan 21 Central 6. 40 David Jones Bradley Luke Randy Luker CENTRAL vs JEFF DAVIS The Vols strode into Phenix Municipal Stadium as arrogant as ever, but the scrappy Devils gave them all they could handle before bowing 9 to 7. Jeff Davis drew first blood with a touch- down but failed on their punt. It was still 6- 0 as the 3rd period got underway, but Jeff Davis added a field goal pushing their lead to 9-O. Central stormed back with a Moses Upshaw touchdown, but it was too late as we lost 9-7. Central standouts for the game included Lockey Mitchell who rushed for 52 yards, Steve Huckaby who played inspired defense and scored a touchdown that was disallowed, and Mike Mercer who picked up 50 yards. dd! Claude Matthews Tommy Meeks ' we X Xx 1, ,, ' ,X . . . s Nm xs 'fix . . ,SN x N Q ? 4. Herman Mitchell l Q iin .V .M Loren Mitchell 1 :il Mike MEYCCI' Irvin Miller me - 5f'Sg..1, 4 -X , . 1 Roderick Moore CENTRAL vs ENTERPRISE Central's Red Devils traveled to Tiger- Land in hopes of handing Enterprise a sound defeat, but mistakes and a severe case of fumbleitis nullified our chances. We continually blew chances to gain momentum and control of the game by making errors at a critical point in the con- test. The offense was sluggish throughout the encounter and could obtain only 89 yards total offense. The defense played well but allowed l5 points while Enterprise shut us out. lt was a heartbreaking loss for Central, the third in a row, and put a dark shadow on our hopes for a championship season. The only inspiring note was the performance of super sophomore Billy Jackson, who per- sonally acquired 59 of our 89 offensive yards with his running ability. Rupert Moore .4-l James Parker Henry Perry CENTRAL vs LANIER Central returned to the winning tracks, after three losses in a row, with an exciting 8-O victory over the Lanier Poets. Lanier defense seemed to be a stronger one than we saw in our 20-10 win over the poets of last year. It was probably due to the regioning of Montgomery Schools. The Red Devils' only score came when fullback Lokey Mitchell fumbled into the end zone where center Mark Clements recovered the ball for the Central victory. Billy Jackson led Red Devil rushes with 105 yards. ,4-55- David Phelps E Bill Siniard Bernard Spencer George Thomas OPELIKA vs CENTRAL Both Central and Opelika held 4-4 records going into the showdown. A local newspaper predicted the final score to be I7-14 in favor of Opelika, they missed by one point each way. Central took an early 6-O lead on a 32 yard pass from Dabne Adams to Irvin Miller and later tied the game 13-13 on a nine yard run by Billy Jackson. ln the misty rain Opelika missed two short field goals, before OHS kicker booted a 44 yarder with two seconds remaining to give OHS a I6-13 victory over Central. 244 is S it CENTRAL vs JORDAN Central needed a victory over the Jor- dan Red Jackets not only to continue our string of Homecoming wins, but to keep from having a losing season. A long week of festivities boosted the spirits of the Red Devils and their fans. lt was a pair of 44 yard runs by Billy Jackson that gave Cen- tral a T4-O lead and kept the crowd on its feet. The Central defense, again, shined as it held Jordan to only six points. The Red Devil offense gained 381 yards in the Al' 6 rout of the Red Jackets. Central ended the season 5-5. 1 ws.:jAsg.. - L-.flux--stgfes 86:1 Steve Chessen, Manager David Coursan, Manager 1 Don Hall, Manager -- is 1 Moses Upshaw Dan Shephard, Manager Coach Phil Elder IIBII PUUTBALL The B-Team Football team was one team that Central was proud of, with a 4-l-l record. With wins over Pacelli, Alex City, Kendrick, and Mt. Miggs, they tied with Ken- drick, and lost to Hardaway. The players were Freddie Adams, Brent Austin, Ricky Brannon, Channcey Brown, Raymond Cook, Ronnie Drake, Chris Edwards, Don Evenson, Ron Evenson, Jerry Franklin, Joseph Goodwin, Robert Griggs, James Holladoy, Mike Jackson, Bosse Kim- ber, Rud King, Dell Kirkland, Kenny Lewis, Billy Long, Tim Marshall, Bobby McCoy, Thomas Minors, Clarence Morgan, Fredrick Nelson, Bud Newman, Wendell Patter- son, Jeffrey Redding, Bernard Reeves, Carl Sanders, Ronnie Spivey, Melvin Todd, Terry Trawick, Daniel Williams, and Eugene Wright. The Coach was Mr. Phil Elder. 24 46 VARSITY BASKETBALL iflxf X gi 1 4 1 H 2 -1 ,,1-,,.. --,1. Q b ' ' , , ' 'm 1 ' i, -:., ' .. x h ,1 5 Z - : h ?fffi5WUY 2 , :..: 1 'ii' i l A 1 79 vailey t2 11. , A1-- 61 - H4 Q 5 -5 f 'SAFM i Q V kk ' '--- . .. K I , ' -V - . s A V N. Y 'LLL K - ' si ,N i.,,,5i'1 -ML? illf iff A . ..,, 2 . .. . 1 KI 1 M ' W BASKAEBALL 1AlZ r 'il' lf - 7? l i'L --.. Tm- A'LlL -11' f,,',L:1 .f,, ff,::fff - 68? ' - W-11--V.-Wm . ,zzzfasf',. - k fi ' Q g ,. ,,,... 3 'L . ii . ,. 1: K, W. ,. , - A 'Sf r 75 4 . ' 5 fg skg ee5 unsf. g . f J 9 Brown l Steve Gordon rry Dovis Frankie Griffin Austin Gibson 24 A8 Eliioh Jokes Ken Johnson i- W , if 9 V' f f 1 , L Qi! S ---ran g,?f ...r.........,,Y,. , wq 1 Lnlqa I .11- W 1 NJ 250 ROW I: fleft to rightj Melvin Todd Jeffery Redding Coach Curtis Scott Eugene Wright Victor McCoy ROW II: lleft to rightl Douglas Nickerson Freddie Adams Raymond Cook Bobby McCoy AI Joseph Eddie Dixon Jerry Rutledge ROW Ill: lleft to rightl Triandous Stroud Tim Fair Bernard Reeves Chris Thomas Michael Daniels Carl Sanders B TEAM BASKE TB LL GIRLS TRACK- Mrs. Ellis lcoachl Lisa Jackson Vivian Ellis Belinda Redding Tronual Holsey Betty Wise Teresa Phelps Janice Epps Geraldine Williams Janice Stafford Bula Ingram Vickie Lindsey Ula Ingram BOYS TRACK- Mr. Henderson lcoachl Cleveland Sims Harvey Glance Doug Jones William James Demorise Abron Bradley Luke Melvin Fletcher Willie Perry Mike Gordon Lokey Mitchell Henry Pitts Arthur Lyles Lois Williams Mike Mercer Mike Chambers l if ,sci in WRESTLING The Central High School Wrestling Team ended their 1974-75 season with a 6-2 record. They began the season with only four experienced wrestlers returning. They were fortunate enough to have two wrestlers to go undefeated the whole season. During the year the team participated in two tournaments, the Baker Invitation and the LaGrange. Central placed third in the Baker tournament. Herman Mitchell and Tim Caden- head placed first in their weight class while our other wres- tlers took second and third. Herman Mi- tchell received the outstanding wrestler award. ln the LaGrange Invitation Central placed 3rd out of 19 teams participating. First place honors went to Herman Mit- chell and Dennis Jones. The team was also rewarded two third place honors. , . M 0 , . is Q5 - v - .c.,,... s . . ,fm ,......,. .., ....,i,. K. . ,H ' rt Matt Hansen, Coach Crump Dec. 12, '74 Jan. 9, '75 Jan. 11, '75 Jan. 14, '75 Jan. 21, '75 Feb. 4, '75 Feb. 6, '75 Feb. 8, '75 1974-75 WRESTLING SCHEDULE Central 35 Central 33 Central 18 Central 33 Central 28 Central 32 Central 35 Central 30 Opelika 27 Baker 19 Prattville 49 LaGrange 21 Jeff Davis 34 Baker 30 Opelika 19 Alex City 34 NP mg x .,,,i Lee Otis Williams, Jerome Allen ' C 4 ir , K, .3 , .V f Hi Mfff' If- Ronald Latamore, Dennis Jones 4 Leonard Long, William Perry I rv , Y V , ld 1. 1 52 :Brig .J f I . , 'KH -+,..,,, R., .xx 1 in k,,.,,,mv ' wr ,,,.. ...,,,,,,,,w-.Q-' , . W. J A - A I Md? Zgi S IM if i N Q ,, . ,W m-..,f...,.a,.,,,, ,.,. , ,, ...M-m...m ' ,, Ronnie Drake, Curtis Ingram 255 The Players Are as Follows: FIRST ROW: lleff fo righil Judy Good- win, Annie Colbert, Belinda Red- ding, Berry Cooper. SECOND ROW: Dorothy LeBeaux, Caiher- ine Adams, Gail Gosha, Cheryl Mote, Geraldine Williams, Fannie Cobb. The Coach was Mrs. Fran Ellis. VOLLEYBALL TEA GOLF TEA The Golf Team consisted of Rodney Norris, Ben Harrelson, Ricky Brown, and Don Garner. The Coach was Mr. Phil Elder. Q, an Ni! w ,,.. W Returning Lehermen hw -4 Ricky Gresham Steve Chesser Danny Herman Dabne Adams Dean Hicks Steve Cole Cody Bass Mike Jackson Lowell Bloodworlh David Jones Ronnie Parker Mike Jones Harvey Stewart Bubba Hudson Richard Hardy Billy Holt Joey Diaz Coach Hall g ,,-,,. . if 3 The Boys Tennis players consist of Rob- ert Doherty, Dale Dorril, Dennis Harden, Mike Henderson, P. K. Hogencamp, Bubba Hudson, Chuck Kelley, David Matthews, Tommy Meeks, Ricky Redden, David Pate, Tim Pate, and Dean Thompson. The Coach was Mr. Howard Walker. 12's -I BOYS TENNIS 63 ,fr 000090: llCO'. ' llllll 11,0000 ,navy .oo ? Ol The members of the I974-75 Girls Tennis Team were proud to be a part of Central High School. For the first time, we had both a Varsity and Junior Var- sity Team which helped obtain a better tennis program. ln the past, the girls have covered a lot of territory and always had a win- ning season. We hoped that we won the respect for Central again this year because we gave our best and came out on top. The Varsity players were Barbara Mashburn, Sharon Mattocks, Mitzi Minor, Debbie Mitchell, Sharon Nix, Becky Perdue, and Terry Rice. The Junior Varsity players were Val- erie Adams, Cindy Baker, Donna Biskup, Diane Cannon, Karen Corbitt, Cindy Johnson, Kay Lynn Jones, Connie Myrick, Patricia Robertson, Connie Watson, and Cindy Whitman. The Coach was Tallulah Ward. TOM'S L ke Hus+on Complimenfs of JAMES H. PARK AUTO ELECTRIC AND LAKEVIEW MORTUARY nie I I S FL'RYl:C3:RICH ij MILK THE HUNGRY HUNTER Complimenls of James E. Fields Sidney Land Melvin and Kalhryn C-Banu Ida M. Phillips William Perdue PERDUE UPHOLSTERY S sk, mm ug W0 Am,,,.mm...n. as 0 9 Q Q o , s u , 1 I 1' 4 . 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Office Supplies -- School Supplies - Arf Supplies egg: Office Furnifure and Equipmenf -- Engineering S l' ll 1921 SUMMElVlLLlf:,l?NI1f:lNlX ClTY,ALAlAMA NN h upples 'V' N-f' ' e a reciafe f e o orfunif fo serve ou mom zum? pp Phone S57-6653Y Y Bea ufiful - Complimenfs Convenience Plus of DAVIS CONCRETE 2974072 PRODUCTS ZIO9 24+li Sfreef Phenix Cify, Alabama Candlewood Apf. - Sfacliurn Dr. - Phenix Cify P' -'fl Q -nh. N 4 an V. A as Q Mx R QQ M rilkl ff' 7f-- . K ., .W - . W - . 5- -I I -I .T : ' m 'hh GRANTS :if 'L '?1:?kY'i1f' 1, . . .QV r . , ff-'lf-3' 2 A... 'ii i , -Sv-PT' TQ K 1' 280 By-Pass Phenix Ci+y, Ala. SNELLINGS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Qualily Builders Since I926 l6OO Nor+h Railroad Sfreef Phenix Cify, Alabama ZZ'ZEZilaT?E5 MATT H EWS Loca+ions: Columbus Square Oakland Park Downfown On Wynnfon Phenix Plaza Zell's al' Maflhews V V VICK F L RICHARDSON L ge Snack Bar Diamonds - Wafches Car Wash Silver - China 297. I 502 Class Rings Coiumbu- G . IZI8 Broad S+ree+ Cross Counhly Plaza I02 SeaIe Rd. Phenix Clfy Ala cl a u7fze place an 'foam I WILSON REALTY COMPANY 6 L ' C74Lg:i,:5,1ilA fr f 0 SPORT T . lg SHOP HOME zee soar wooonow fsxzsrm wu.soN or-Fics asa seas 297-5494 2400 Sporlsman Drive Phenix CIIY Ala Compnmm LEATHERWOOD AND SON OI: Body and Fender Repair I803 - I I+h Courl Phenix Cily, Alabama 36867 Crawford Road 298-6IO3 Owned and Operahgd by Phenix c:a+y, Alabama 297-2278 Pau' Slamp' RGY Lealhefwood Phone: 297-O83I EDGAR H BATTLE FUNERAL HOME INC E H BaHIe r Prop R L BaHIe Secrefary PO Box IOZ6 I IO7 2nd Place Phenix Cify Ala 36867 I 0 . . , S ., . E. H. BaHIe, Jr., Morfician Congralulalions NORMAN S Fine Clofhes by Norman s Phenix Plaza Shopping Cen+er I Qfqmerltan Family Life Assurance Company GUNTER INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY lpillllllllillllll F.I-I.A. G.I. and Conven+ionaI Loans General Insurance and Bonds I Aufomobile Loans Real Eshne Sales I mc rim an Family I iff I 1 nicer - 5'rI'1 A enue 4 'I I P.O. Box 6IO -' Q -A I ' 'I ', lf.: ,. Phone 297a26I7 Phenix ony Alabama 36867 I , .4 Q., . a , - Hs!mluI5 L1L.' . - I .. in Cour+esy of BRI ITON S ACE HARDWARE INC ff 'Nkm 3 Complimenfs of 1610 Opellka Road :i MILK Meadow I Go d CREAM Opelika Ala. Phone 745-57OI I lcnzffnzkq lmmu Iqazmr C Luz cr IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII X! I i u I x ' ' I A I F I E l l A I I I Jr? , . I I 1 Jig ? ' A I I If 9 I I I' 3122! I I I JSI? 14 A Il fl, l ff.. ' i . ' df lf! V7 IIIHHIIJII Ru nf tnfmulwx I.: mqzz TIL 7 .- I I I I ICE I FIVE POINTS PHARMACY 1108 13th Street Phenix City, Alabama John C. Rogers Registered Pharmacist 298-8390 DEESE PHARMACY BOB 13TH STREET - F'.O. BOX 1226 PHENIX CITY. ALA. 36867 LESTER C DEESE. R. Aloeegrxg Shop orzst Make E1eriOr GSIOH Speclal Nrlh Flour J Cut Flowers Plants Floral Designs PHONE 298-7726 0 297-4381 Bus 298 2577 PHENIX CITY S , r IRST FTD FLORIST FTD Owner mrs Crlrlton ikesorm Cbb In 4h 2005-17th Street Phenix City Alo THERE'S NO PRICE FAIRER THAN FARRAR'S ' FAIIIIAII FURNITURE CUMPANY Corner ol llith Street and 5th Avenue Phenlx Elly rllld Phemx Elty Hardware localonl EMPLE PARKING PIIUNE 298 2794 Courtesy of EAST ALA BEVERAGE CO NC DAIRY DREAM 9111 QI 1Wf01'C1 Rodd Iheuix Lity Ala. Phone 298-0858 .- - 1 . 'CI BETTER ik if E Z USED CARS P1-IENIX CITY UTILITIES SYSTEM ' Natural Gas DON BAILEY AUTO SALES Water I2I5 BROAD STREET Q PHEN1x cr Y, ALA. Sa n1+a ry Sewer System Don Bfllley Bus PHONE cv. 9.8511 I I' S REG P1-4 , OWNER MAN 1 I -1 I 1 1 I . V' . lv 11 4 o 1, Nurxmg 3 ' I 4 rs U 1- Home :z C 1' I7vStrn1 4 7 1 ' 1 s , r .Z 1 U O wS..7Q N 21 1 1 I 1 Street 1 .1-1.1 1 .- rx f f I f J f - I J T Q OWNER PH ENIX SAW WORKS Woodworking Tools xperl Saw and Knife Grinding I I I6 Broad Slreel - P.O. Box I I86 Phenix Cify Alabama Phone 297-2644 - PIGGLY WIGGLY Three Iocalions Seale Road By-Pass Summerville ur- Phone 205!298-0327 RANDALL TILE COMPANY NC Tile Dislribufors P.O. Box 69 909 I3+h S'Iree'I Phenix Cily Alabama 36867 Courtesy of SHER WOOD PHARMA O Y Complimenls of RED WEST SERVICE STATION 9 I 3 Broad S+. Phenix Cily Alabama CY 8-9 I 02 We Finance Our Own Accounlsz 298-0959 SOUTHERN FURNITURE STORE CompIe+e Home Furnishings Small Down Paymenls and Easy Terms 224 S. Seale Road Phenix Cify Alabama STATE FARM CQ .STATE FARM INSURANCE Thomas Buddy Jackson 702 14th Street Phenix City Alabama Bus: 298-2511 e TOM 'S FOODS LTD 3 298-3298 X li ow I. ' I Summerville Road Phenix City 1 Egieeiffpe , j JINECLUB Q go fl .ri 44 e No man ever stood so stralght as when he stooped to help a erlpple ehlld PHENIX CITY HRINE CLI B W ,.X . Q :L 5 Q i X i he I fx Q 1 S w 5 5 5 L X2 mm-vw-M-,,,,,..,.,,,,,. N Wig W je ,df M S S , Q4 Q av ix 'NWN X his . ff . 1 ik 3 Q i is s F New-gw i 0, wig Q ff -2' ,, . :Q Q xx .Q gs? 5 .2 1 5 Y gf s'o'a':3a'x5 S Y A, 's ' A zz - I ' ' an Hi-Way 80 Wes+!Craw'Iord Road Complgmems Phenix Ciry, Ala. of c. son-ioMBuRe at soN YARBROUGWS Es'IabIished I872 I I2I Broadway Columbus, Georgia JOIWFI C- BUSI1 GOODIE TWO SHOES No 8 Phenix Park Phenix Ci+y Alabama 297-3587 Couriesy of VILLAGE FASHIONS Phenix Plaza B. F. Goodrich Moforola Kelvinalor Tires uasar Appliance SLOCU MB 81 CANNON NC I924 Cra ford Road Phenix Crly Ala 36867 Sml I 298-8006 SMOKEY PIG BARBECUE We Cool: I+ Fresh Daily No. 2 - 298-9284 I502 Opelika H . Phenix Ci'Iy Alabama N . I -- 327-9253 I6I7 I I+h Avenue Columbus Georgia my -4 O C N Us rn IP C -I -4 jiilihiill W .- I SALON I302 N. Railroad S+. O ner: Phenix Ci+y Alabama Molly Arringion Phone 298-5808 flue il jul 'I - l IIIIII I',3 . XWWIIQIIIII X or f L Q H R y ll ll . o I I I I LE X ll G f X LJ A ' X I is I5 Iuhxhxhfi 5 IE! X Q LJ Q5 Nga -' ,- Q A E4 I ,sz Li W 1 X I I IO I I I xxx X Y I ag x XX Q 4 r- 'X w 1834 x e ' 445' AUTO - HOME SUPPLY, X ,. '1 g o f2g K Qi' hz C iui.....af.ii. I ' 'N ' X A f- 0 u s X x, 9 K K ff' 7 A Lf x XI 1 'Y X?. K X I III I xl X W J jyif x 'vi of K 1 N - x . ' 5.2, 'X' ,' u 1 0 5 5 I' U l n ' O s ion :nun Phone: 297-7436 U! if Q COLUMBUS BOTTLERS ASSOCIATION OW' I -205501115 C i The Oppor+um+y Company i ManufacI'urmg - AQFICUIIUF9 Recreahon w C BRADLEY co Consfruchon N WN' ff' I 'AUX X . N Complimenfs , fn I mlm A In S A N 5 U Q 5 ulzxaulzng fashzonw Casual hoppmg Ph P It Ph I' Alb . O O I O O . 1031 From Avomn CQNMIUSGEOIGIA HARDAWAY W FORD YOUR 41 DEALER I4+ S+ + Ph C I5 F A h ree, enix 'I Alabama 4I Irs'I ven C I mbus BOOTH S DRUG STORE Phenix Ci+y Alabama 298-63 I I PLAZA PHARMACY Smi+hs Ala ba ma 297- l 505 L Compliments 1038 I3rh Sr. Columbus G0- Courtesy of Reginald R. Cain, JT. RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES dhr soma Home Phenix Cify I 304 Third Avenue BIBLE AND BOOK STORE Phenix Plaza 297-I2 I 5 Phenix Ciiy, Alabama f ARM L'jjl',lifv Complimenls A of ALABAMA FARM BUREAU INSURANCE OO. I306 lO+h Avenue Phenix Cily, Alabama Q SONS,INC.i l WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS I900 AUBURN AVENUE AT MACON ROAD COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 3'l906 Phone 561-'l2'l2 - 561-2'I'I8 W VOA- I ,. .... Cocldail Lounge Resfaura n+ -, I,l, M ,,f 280 By-Pass Phenix Ci+y Ala. 4:3 PHENIX PARK I358 I3Ih Sire I Col mb s Geo g'a ' 'f 404-324-048I ' l .. M in , , QBADIKAIIEIIICAHIP l ' L: In 19 'll l Dj IIIIII ill! 'L Phennca+y, Ala. 36867 Ei 205-298-0282 . I r u u, rel 3 5 jx ,A ' ... I Qi 137. X W I I I 54 A CHATTAHOOCH EE VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Suife 300 I I I9 Broad Sfreef Phenix Cify Alabama 36867 Office of Presidenf Telephone 297-498I Chaffahoochee Valley Communlfy College would Illce 'Io congrafulafe fhe I974-75 seniors of Cenfral for fheir fme achlevemenfs during fhe pasf year We af Chaffahoochee Valley Communify College would like fo mvlfe you fo consider confmuing your educahon wifh us General informaflon and college cafalogues may be obfalned upon requesf from our offices Iocafed In fhe Phenix Clfy Ufilifies Building We would like fo fake fhis opporfunlfy fo remind you of fhe reglsfrahon dafes for 'rhe Fall quarfer I975 Reglsfrahon will begin on Monday Sepfember I5 and run fhrough Friday Sepfember I9 Complimenfs PHONE' 298-2558 ,.n l 6. lfross C Y l'laza GOODYEAR sERvlcE STORE ILTJEIIIBI IIQHII IIIIII IIEI IEIE I IIIQIII II IIEIIIEJIIIIII IIIIIIIII I A oavasuon or 'rue cooovnn 'runs 4. nuaeen co. POST OFFICE BOX 5005 COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 31907 Roberf L. Scoff 3rd Avenue and I4'I'h Sfreef Sfore Manager Phenix Cify, Alabama 36867 67 Sfores 'ro Please You IZ f I -Q O I I Q RADIO EMERGENCY ASSOCIATED CITIZENS TEAMS A fall-scale Lolunfeer civilian emergency radgo service tai meefs fhe f I'...REACT V i'I'h' 212. 33221 TSSWBUHLCSIQ, mcnif.-,f o+faci2Ef.if2e'222uELi2'nn.Qi'5 +0 C'RCLE H '223 280 Bvpw 5,555+ ihe public. Wesfern Wear Phenix Cify, Ala. 297-3520 Complimenls Phenix Cify Ala ba ma TEXAGD 3639 Vic'Iory Drive 604 I3'Ih Sfreef Columbus Georgia Phenix Ci+y Alabama Phone 689-6067 Phone 298- I 346 BUDDY HELTON'S TEXACO l 5, Scrambled Dogs 66 og' '56 O5 9.1- '59 I4+h STREET GRILL 904 I4+h Slreel Phenix Ci+y Alabama Homemade Slew ancl Chile PIICIIOIQM a lleq ggjfe I8 I Ilh Slreel' Ii M ' Columbus Georgia Complimenfs of PHENIX CITY PHARMACY KIRK s AUTO-SALES mm 1400 5+h Avenue 8 ' 0 '4+I' Slfeef 298-7827 . U Free Delivery 2 4 6 8 We Sure Hope You GRADUATE HJLTHMGD The Zoo 530 Dall: gh ST Pheni CW Al 36867 205-297-3763 ' I! 7 j 7-QQ Q, 3.4.A.d,oL. FISH amos REPTILES ANIMALL Wuamsm L suvvuss SJC? of - v ,wg All f I A IX QS . 1 x Q? Q U' - V xx I,----., cy ff' Til 3 ' 5 x Hb ' .- IX I A-fx I I qwwHrM fggw ' tx we fh- 1 i1 4 L L L L - or , r RUSSELL COU NTY The Ideal Locafion 'For Home and lndus+ry RUSSELL COUNTY CCDMMISSION Claude Parkman Oiis W. Taff Howard Lake Gen O I+ 9 SWG Ernes+ Allen me FASHIONS BY JANICE Ladies and Junior Specially Shop Vlllage Green Shopping Cenfer I I22 Phemx By Pass Phemx Clfy Alabama Phone 298 I 730 Q, if W , ,M x. lf nw 'Hx' 4 var un-1 '- 1 Wf- l Q W- ww-qw I ll ' ,,, aa ............Q....g- :wiv 679-9 5 rLr 2 an . f L 535 f ,L rr.1 . A , , K' - - K fc: W ' Q . or . K g f i R fi - Y T - . , -1 A ' . . . R51 aara g - . in ' ' K l and 7555! Wishes From YOUR PHENIX CITY FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS lkllwllwm Wm fymuunlf nada tlww S w lume, Gm Wu, at, QM, of, plume Congo Gumwmamnlf uwU1.'wtw4w PHENIX NATIONAL FIRST FEDERAL BANK SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION PHENIX FEDERAL SAVINGS OF RUSSELL COUNTY AssoolATloN FARMERS 3' MERCHANTS BANK PHENIX GIRARD OF RUSSELL COUNTY BANK I2OO Broad Sfreel' 3605 Summerville Road Ladonia IZOI Broad S+ree+ 8 3807 Summerville Road 9lO l3'l'l1S+ree+ 506 I4'H1 S+ree+ Phenix Plaza Gr nf C'+ 8Ol I3+l1 S+ree'I' ' 4OI 3rd Avenue Phenix Park !'.'! Compllmenfs of VANCE MEMORIAL CHAPEL Lesley Vance I5l4 Fif+h Avenue Owner Manager Phenix Ci+y, Alabama Telephone 298 0668 SENIOR ACHI E VEM EN TS DEMORISE ABRON Football 95 Drama 95 Track 10, I1, 125 Biology I05 Spanish IO5 Student Council 105Cutest I2 ANITA ADAMS Drama Club 95 Powder Puff 95 FTA 105 DE 12 ROBERT DABNE ADAMS Football 9, 125 Basketball 10, II5 Baseball 11, 125 Student Council 9, 105 VIE 125 C Club 125 Best Dressed I2 SHERRY KAY ADAMS ANITA FAYE ALBRIGHT DEI05DOII,I2 CHRISTINE ALEXANDER Spanish Club IO5 Biology Club I05 Science Club 95 FHA 12 lTreas.l5 Powder Puff 9, 10, 11,12 WILLIE ALVIN ALEXANDER JR. Football 95 Basketball 10, 1 1 AUBREY JEROME ALLEN Student Advisory 9, I05 Most Popular 9, 105 Bi-City Most Valuable Player IO5 Ist Baker Tournament 105 2nd Baker Tournament 1 I5 4th in the District 115Wit- tiest I2 ERNEST ALLEN Track 9, 105 ROTC 95 Football 9 STEVE DARNELL ALLEN Student Council 9, 10, II5 Basketball 9, I05 News- paper Staff 95 Spanish Club 95 Annual 95 Science Club IO5VlE II, I2 TERESA JOY ALLISON Glee Club 95 Drama Club 9, IO lTreas.l5 FBLA IO5 Powder Puff 105 Newspaper 105 Pep Club 115 Art Club 12 lTreas.l CHARLES BERNARD ALSTON SHIRLEY ANN ANDERSON THERESA AUSTIN BOE l15Glee Club 12 NANCY JANE AVERY LARRY BAGET BARBARA ANNE BAILEY Bulldog Bark 105 FBLA 105 Pep Club 11, 125 FHA I I5 Student Council 125 Office Club 125 Beta Club 125 National Honor Society I2 BOBBY JAMES BALDWIN JR. Beta Club 125 National Honor Society 12 CHARLES BARFIELD MICHEAL STEVEN BARFIELD Football I25 Baseball I2 PENELOPE BARNETT Student Council 95 Newspaper Staff 105 Glee Club IO5 FHA 12 lRec. Sec.l BILLY DWAYNE BARRON ROTC 95 BOE Co-Op I1 lPres.l CODY OSCAR BASS Math Club 95 Science Club 95 Baseball 10, 11, I25 C Club IO, I I, 125 Office Club I2 JAMES ROBERT BATTLES VIE I2 WILLIAM BATTLES MICHEAL BAXLEY BENJAMIN JAMES BEAVERS Science Club IO5 Chess Club I 15C Club 1 I, 125 Foot- ball l0,l1,l25Wittiest12 RHONDA BELLAMY Drama Club 95 Office Asst. 95 Science Club 95 Drama Club 105 Biology Club I05 Spanish Club I05 Class Favorite I05 ROTC I05 ROTC Court IO5 Presidential Award 1 I RODNEY EUGENE BELLAMY Offensive Lineman Award I 15 Football 1 I, I2 GREGORY BENTON Band 9, 10, II5 Glee Club 10, 1I, 125 Drama Club 95 Library Club5 Student Council JANICE BENTON RICHARD DEAN BLANTON SHERRI JEAN BLADES FBLA 12 lPres.l5 BOE Co-Op I2 DEBORAH L. BODDIE Executive Comm. 125 Drama Club 9, 105 Student Council 95 Student Advisory 9, 10, I15 FBLA 95 Sci- ence Club 95 Newspaper Staff 95 Cheerleader 9, 125 Class Favorite 95 ROTC Sponsor 105 Beta Club II, 125 Most Popular 125 National Honor Society 12 JEFFERY EDWIN BOSWELL Library Club 95 Chess Club 9, 10 IV. Pres.l, 11 lTreas.l5 Science Club I 15Most Intellectual 125 National Honor Society I2 CHUCK BOWSHER JACKIE BOUTWELL FAITH DENISE BRAWN Beta Club I2 JUDY KAREN BRILEY Spanish Club 95 Social Studies Club I05 Pep Club 11 lPres.l5 Annual Staff 125 FTA 125 Work Program 12 GENE BRITTINGHAM MELISSA LYNNE BROOKS Junior Civitan II5 Beta Club 11, 125 Pep Club 115 Junior Class Sec. 115 Annual Staff II5 FBLA I2 lSec.l5 Volleyball 12 DOUGLAS MARK BROWN Spanish Club 95 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 9, 10, I 1, 125 Baseball 125 VIE 125CCIub 10, 11, 12 DEBORAH DIANE BROWN Student Council 9, IO5 Student Advisory 9,105 Cheerleader 9, 1 I5 Presidential Staff I I5 Senior Class Vice Pres. 125 Homecoming Court 125 Powder Puff 9, 10, I 15 Jr. Civitan 9, 105 C Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Most Popular 12 JOHNNY BROWN MARVIN PAUL BROWN Football 9, IO5 DECA I2 REBECCA ANN BROWN Band 9, 10, 11, I25 Lab Band 115 Pep BandIO,11, 12 RICHARD MICHAEL BROWN StudentiCouncil 95 Social Studies Club 95 Mr. Soph. Spirit 105 Golf Team 10, 1 1 lCapt.l, 125 Junior Class Pres. I l5Il't18I'CIUb Council I I5 Chess Club 115C Club 10, I 1, 125 Boys' State 11 JOHN PREN BURDESHAN Library Club 9, I2 TONI CHARLENE BURNS Jr. Civitan 9, 105 Office Asst. 105 DE II5 FBLA 125 Powder Puff I 25 Best Personality 12 PATRICIA BUTLER WAN DA GAIL CANNON Student Advisory 9, 105 Student Council 95 Cheer- leader 9, 11, 125 Powder Puff 9, IO, 11, 125 Class Attractive IO5 C Club 11, 125 Office Club I25 FTA I25 Beta Club 12 THERESA FAY CARPENTER FBLA 105 Library Club 1 15 Beta Club 12 WILLIAM BRYANT CARTER EMMETT CHAMBERS STEVE CHEESE CHESSHER Baseball IO, II, 125 Football Trainer 125 C Club 10, Il, 125 Most School Spirit 12 MARK WAYNE CLARK Keyhole IO, I I, 125 Bulldog Bark 95 Student Council I0 lTreas.l, II5 Jr. Civitan 9, 105 Chess Club II5 Class Officer 1 1 lV. Pres.l5 Beta Club I2 ELLEN ELAINE CLAY Powder Puff 95 Science Club 95 Chorus I 15 FHA I25 Glee Club IO DONALD DREW CLEMENTS Powder Puff Cheerleader I 15 Work Program 12 BERNICE K. COBBS Library Club 95 FHA 10, 115 Powder Puff 10, 125 Ecology Club I I FANNIE MAE COBB Valentine Queen I I5 Miss Senior 125 Most Beautiful I2 ESTHER LUCINDA COCHRAN Cheerleader II, 125 FBLA lPres.l5 Student Council 9, 105 ROTC Queen 105 FTA 105 C Club 11, 125 Drama 105 Spanish Club I0 CV. Pres.l5 BOE Co-Op I25 Library Club II5 National Honor Society 125 Most School Spirit 125 Beta Club 12 ANNIE IRENE COLBERT Powder Puff 9, 10, I 1, 125 Beginner Band 9, 105 Pep Club 1 I5 FHA 125 PE Award 115 Track 11 PATRICIA ANNE COLE Lab Band I I, 125 Varsity Band1I,12 SHAWNIE LEIGH COLE FHA 1l5PepClub11, 12 STEPHEN MICHAEL COLE Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, II, 125 Track 95 Student Council 9, I05 Most Attractive 1 15 C Club 9, 10, II, 125 Most Valuable Lineman 115 Most Handsome I 2 WIN FRED COLEMAN TIMOTHY PAUL COLLINS Spanish Club 95 Jr. Presidential Staff II5 Newspaper 9, IO, II, I2, Newspaper Treas. II, I2, Library Club 9, Annual I2, Office I2 BETTY JO COOPER Office Club IO, Volleyball II, I2, Library Club I2, Junior Achievement I2 JACKIE COOPER Basketball 9, IO, I2 STEVEN DEWAYNE CORBITT Varsity Band 9, IO, II, I2, Lab Band II, I2, Beta Club I2 ANN COOPER DONNA KAY CROSBY Journalism I and II I I, I2, Student Council I2, Pow- der Puff I2 ARLENA DENISE CROWELL Student Council 9, IO, Newspaper Staff 9, IO, FBLA 9, I2, Powder Puff 9, IO, I I, FHA I I DIANE ALLEN CROWELL WILLIE CROWELL MILA ANGELITA CUBY Drill Team I I , FHA 9 CINDY JO CULPEPPER Student Council 9, IO lPres.l, Beta Club IO, II, I2, Social Studies Club IO, Powder Puff I2, Annual Staff 9, IO, Office Club 9, IO, National Honor Society I2 lPres.l, Most Intellectual I2 RALPH O'NEAL DANSBY BRENDA DAUGHTRY BERRY DANIEL DAVIS JR. Basketball 9, IO, II, I2, Football IO, II, I2, DECA I I, I 2 IV. Pres.l, Boys' State I I BOBBY BUBBA DAVIS Football 9, IO, II, Baseball II, I2, Basketball IO, ROTC 9, IO, II, I2,CCIub I I, I2,Track 9 BRENDA JEAN DAVIS Student Council 9, Powder Puff 9, IO, I I, I2, Chorus 9, I2, FTA IO, Glee Club II, I2, Ecology Club IO, Most Talented I2 HYMON M. DAVIS ROTC JIMMY DAVIS ROBERT DAVIS Spanish 9, ROTC 9, Junior Achievement IO, I I lPres.l, I2 IV. Pres.l, DECA I2 VIVIAN DAVIS JANICE DENTON BILLY E. DINGLER JR. Work Study I I, I2 LEROY DIXON MICHAEL ANGELO DIXON DOROTHY MARIE DOHERTY Drama Club 9, Spanish Club IO lPres.l, FBLA IO, ROTC IO, DE I I, I2 lSec.l PATRICIA ANITA DONER Perfect Attendance Award 9, IO DONNA DOSTER ADRENE DOWELL PAUL BRIAN DOWNING CDE I and ll SURLETHA ANN DOZIER Ecology Club IO, Drama Club I0 EVA DRAIN JAMES W. DRAIN Spanish Club 9, IO, Science Club 9, Math Club 9, IO, Advanced Social Studies Class IO, Most Likely to Succeed I2, Beta Club I2 SHIRLEY ELIZABETH DUHON FBLA I2, BOE Co-Op I2 JACKIE DUNN Spanish Club 9, DECA IO, Pep Club I I, Library I2 MICHAEL WILLIAM EAST DE I2, DECA I2 ROBERT EDWARDS BARBARA GAYNELL ELKINS Drama Club 9, IO, Glee Club 9, Pep Club I I, DECA IO lPres.l, II lReporterl, ROTC Sponsor IO, BOE I2, FBLA I2 IV. Pres.I, Teacher Aid IO CONNIE LOUISE ELKINS FBLA IO, I I, Bulldog Bark I0 MELVINA ELLIS Newspaper 9, IO, FTA 9, Social Studies 9, IO, Sci- ence 9, FBLA IO, I I, I2, Math Club IO, ROTC Spon- sor I I, BOE I2 SANDRA A. Euzoo Newspaper io, FBLA 1o,12,aoE I2 NANCY ELVINGTON Glee Club 9, IO ELLEN EMERSON HATTIE EPPS Jr. Achievement 9, IO, Spanish Club 9, Science Club 9, FTA IO, Drama Club IO, Math Club I0 JANICE EPPS Cheerleader 9, Spanish Club IO, Art Club IO, Pow- der Puff II, I2, ROTC Sponsor I I, Chorus II, BOE Co-op I2, FBLA I2 BARBARA ELIZABETH EVANS Jr. Civitan 9, FBLA I2 BOBBY RAY EVANS CRYSTAL EVANS Chorus 9 GREG EVANS DECA I I, I2 lTreas.l, Newspaper Staff 9, ROTC IO, I I RANDI SUE EVANS Spanish Club 9, IO lPres.l, Beta Club II, I2, FBLA I2, Student Council IO, National Honor Society I2 lTreas.l, Perfect Attendance Award 9, IO, I I, I2 RICHARD DENNIS EVERRITT Spanish Club 9, DE I I, DECA I I, I2 SHERYL DIANNE EXUM Powder Puff 9, IO, Glee Club 9, IO, I I LARRY FAIRCLOTH Track II, I2, Football I2 EDWARD FAULK PATRICIA CARLENE FERRELL Science Club IO, Drama Club IO, DE IO, VIE I I CYNTHIA A. FLAKES Powder Puff 9, IO, I I, I2, FHA MELVIN FLETCHER PEGGY ANN FORTE Drama Club IO, Powder Puff IO, II, Pep Club II Library Club I2, FHA I2 JIMMY LEE FOSTER Football 9, IO, Wrestling 9, IO, I I, I2, Class Attrac tive9, IO, II,CCIub9, IO,II, I2,DE I2 BRICE FREEMAN Track Team 9, Basketball 9, IO, I I, Football 9, Base ball I2, Golf I2 l CARLA Jo GABLER l Student Council 9, I2, Annual Staff IO, II, Powde Puff I I, Beta Club I2 DAVID GAINES JOHNNIE GARGUS DONALD JEFF GARNER GolfTeam IO, I I, I2,CCIubII, I2 DEBRA ELIZABETH GAUTHIER Drama Club IO, Powder Puff IO, I I, Newspaper IO Student Council IO, I I, I2, Pep Club II, Jr. Civitan I I, Jr. Achievement I I, Class Officer I2 lSec.l, Bet: Club I2 LARRY GAY Band 9, IO, I I, I2, Lab Band IO, II WANDA GAIL GILDER DECA I2 SUSIE GILDER FRANK L. GILES ROTC 9, IO, I I, Student Council 9, Science Club IO Varsity Football IO, DECA II, Work I I HARVEY EDWARD GLANCE Track 9, IO, II, I2, Football 9, Art Club 9, IO, Jr Olympic I I, Most Athletic I2 THEODIS GLENN Newspaper Staff I2 MARK DOUGLAS GLOVER Band 9, IO, II, I2, Pep Band IO, II, I2, All Stats Band IO, Lab Band I I, I2 JOHN WAYNE GOODWIN Band 9, ROTC 9, IO, I l, I2 JUDY ANN GOODWIN Student Council 9, FBLA IO, Bulldog Bark IO, FHA II, Powder Puff IO, I I, I2, Volleyball I2, Track I I I2, Most Athletic I2 MELVIN GOODWIN Art Club 9, Science Club 9, Powder Puff Cheerleade I I, I2, Office Assist. I2 JEFF GORDY DECA I I TAWAYNNE G. GOSHA Library Club 9, FHA 9, IO, II, I2, Science Club 9' Powder Puff 9, IO, II, I2, Volleyball II, I2, Trac- II,Wittiest I 2 STEPHEN HOWARD GREENE Varsity Band 9, IO, II, I2, Lab Band II, I2, Pe. Band IO,II, I2 RONALD DREW GREGORY lll Football 9, 105 Science Club 9, 105 Art Club IO, 115 DECA Club I2 CON ELIA DIANE GRIFFITH Student Advisory II5 Girls' State 115 Beta Club I I, 125 Student Council 125 FTA I2 lPres.l5 Powder Puff 125 National Honor Society 12 WAYNE GRIFFIN Spanish Club 95 Science Club 105 Baseball 125 DECA Il, 125 Best Personality 12 ROBIN LYNN GRIGGS Newspaper 105 Student Council 9, 10 lSec.l5 Jr. Civi- tan 9, lo, Tennis renin lo, 12, FBLA Lo, 12, VIE 115 BOE I2 STAN GRISSETTE LINDA KATHLEEN GUNNELS Student Council 95 Spanish Club 9, 105 Annual Staff 10, I 1, I2 lEditarl5 VIE 125 Pep Club 115 Sr. Execu- tive Comm. 125 Powder Puff 125 Work Program I I5 Beta Club I2 WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER GUNNELS Football 10, I1, 125 Student Advisory 125 Baseball 125C Club 10, I 1, I25Cutest I2 ALFREDA GWINN Ecology Club 105 Pep Club I I HAROLD JEROME HALL Spanish club 9 LINDA R. HALL Drama Club 9, 105 Powder Puff 9, 10, 115 Ecology Club 10 lSec., Treas.15 Pep Club 115 Volleyball II5 NYC I2 MARK HALL Football 95 Basketball 105 DECA 11, 125 Baseball I I, 12 VANDON SCOTT HAMMOCK Football 9, IO5 Baseball 9, 105 DE II, 125 Science Club 9, 105 Art Club 9, 10, 11 MATTHEW D. HANSEN Wrestling 9, 125 Track 9 JUSTIN HARDEN Band 9, 105 Science Club 10 DOUGLAS CARLTON HARRIS Football 95 Baseball IO, II5 DECA II, 125 Spanish Club 115 Social Studies Club 107 Science Club 105 Art Club 9, 10, 115 Typing Club 9,10 CYNTHIA ELAINE HARRIS Spanish Club 95 DECA I0 CYNTHIA HERRING HARRIS Art Club 95 Pep Club 9, 10, 115Jr. Civitan 10,11 MARY LEE HARRIS Chorus 9, 10 LINDA DELORESE HARRISON Ecology Club 95 FBLA I0 ANDRA JOYCE HARRISON ewspaper Staff 105 FBLA 10, 125 BOE 125 Office lub 125 National Honor Society 12 WILLIE s. HAYES JR. sand IO,I1,125LabBand10,1I,l2 AMUEL HAYES Club 11, I25 Beta Club 125 Football ll, 125 Stu- ent Council I2 KITTIE ANNE HELMS Student Council 9, IO, I25 Jr. Civitan 9, 105 Powder Puff 9, 10, I I, 125 Science Club 95 Valentine Court 105 Ecology Club 105 Beta Club I2 SHIRLEY ANN HENRY Powder Puff 9, 10, II5 Student Council 105 DE 105 Glee Club I I5 Newspaper Staff 125 Cutest I2 DIANE HENSLEY FHA 12 DANNY RAY HERMAN Football 10, II, 125 Baseball IO, II, 125 Powder Puff Cheerleader 9, I05 Mr. Central I2 ALEXANDER HICKS KEVIN DEAN HICKS Baseball II, 125 Basketball I05 Keyhole I 1, 125 Chess Club 1 15 Student Council 105C Club I2 LARRY HICKS LISA DIANA HICKS Newspaper Staff I I5 Volleyball I2 KATHY LAVEINE HOLLEY Drama Club 95 Newspaper 105 FBLA IO, 11, I25 BOE Co-Op 12 WILLIE RAY HOLMES Ecology Club IO5 Work Program I I, I2 STEPHEN MARK HOLT Class Pres. 10, 125 Student Council 105 Class Attrac- tive 105 DECA I 1 IV. Pres.1, 125 Most Popular 12 DWAYNE HOOD MORRIS HOUSE DIANE NATASHA HOWARD GWENDOLYN LAVERRE HOWARD Student Council 95 Library Club 95 FBLA 9, II5 News- paper 95 Powder Puff IO, 125 Pep Club I I5 FHA I2 MARY HOWARD Science Club 95 Powder Puff 9, 105 Ecology Club 10 l2nd V. Pres.l5 Spanish Club 105 Glee Club II5 NYC Club 1 I5Volleyball Team 11 CLEVE HUCKABY MICHEAL FLOYD HUCKABY Drama Club 95 Baseball I 1 STEVEN LEVON HUCKABY Student Council 9, 105 Science Club I0 lPres.l5 Foot- balI9,11,I2 EDNA BERNICE HUDSON Volleyball 95 Spanish Club IO RICKY LEON HUDSON DE Lo, 11, 12, DECA 12 ERNEST HUGHLEY III Band 9, I0, I 15 Track I2 JACKIE HUNTER Drama Club 95 Science Club 95 Spanish Club 9, 105 Math Club I0 KEITH INGRAM Art Club 105 DECA I25 DE I2 ZACHARY INGRAM BENJAMIN F. JACKSON Art Club 9, 105 Math Club 9, 105 Science Club 9, IO JERRY JACKSON FootbalIIO,1I,12 LINDA FAYE JACKSON MARCUS EUGENE JACKSON Math Club I0 ROSIA M. JACKSON ELIJAH JAKES Most Popular 12 PATTIE JEAN JAKES Powder PuffI0, 11,12 TERRY JAKES DEBBIE YVONNE JAMES FTA IO5 FHA 105 Ecology Club I05 Cheerleader I2 STANLEY JAMES Track 95 Football 95 ROTC 95 Basketball 105 Baseball 105 DE 115 Best Dressed I2 CYNTHIAJENKINS Cheerleader 9, 115 FHA I0, II5 Beta Club IO, II, 125 Newspaper Staff 105 National Honor Society I2 DEBORAH KAYE JENKINS Beta Club I2 TONY DEWAYNE JERNIGAN Football IO5 DE 12 LOVETTA JOHNSON FHA 9, I2 iv. msg SHARON JOHNSON ANDRE J. JONES BERNADINE JONES FHA I2 BESSIE ANETIA JONES Grammar Club 9, IO5 Science Club 9, 105 Jr. Civitan 9, 105 Social Studies Club 95 FHA 95 Powder Puff 105 Ecology Club IO5 Glee Club 125 Library Club I2 DANNY JONES DAVID LEROY JONES Football 9, I I, I25 Class Attractive 95 Class Favorite 10, 115 Baseball 10, 11, 125 C Club IO, 11, 125 Class Officer 10 IV. Pres.l5 Most Athletic I2 TOMMY LEE JONES WILBERT JONES LARRY DELTON JORDON DECA1I5DE 11,12 EDWINA JOSEPH Glee Club IO, 125 Chorus 10, 125 Band 9 MICHAEL JOSEPH Basketball 9 LINDA KAUFMAN MARGARET KEEL GLENN BRUCE KEETER DECA io, 11, I2 JANET MARISA KELLY Glee Club 11, 125 Pep Club I 1, 12 PATRICIA ELIZABETH KELLY Office Asst. 95 FTA 105 Powder Puff 10, 115 Beta Club I I, 125 Jr. Class Presidential Staff 115 FBLA 125 4 BOE Co-Op 125 Miss Citizenship 125 National Honor Society 12 DIANE KENN EDY Jr. Achievement 9 JONNIE L. KEY Annual 95 Ecology Club 105 Volleyball I I5 FBLA 125 BOE Co-Op I2 LOIS ELAINE KILLINGSWORTH Office Club 105 Science Club 1O5VIE 11,12 GAILYA KIMBER Math Club 95 FHA I I, I2 ALFRED LEE KING Basketball 9, 105 Football 9, 105 Student Council 115 Art Club 12 CLEVELAND KING Wrestling 10 LINCOLN KING JR. DECA I 1, 12 LONZO KING KATHY IRENE KIRKLAND Cheerleader 9, 10, I I, I2 ICapt.l5 Class Attractive 9, 115 Powder Puff 9, IO, 11, 125 Science Club 95 Class Favorite 105 Class Officer 10 lTreas.l5 C Club ll, I25 Office Club 1 ly Sr. Executive Comm. 125 FTA 125 Student Advisory 95 Most School Spirit I2 JAMES WOODSON KNOWLES CYNTHIA KAY KNOX Student Council Il, I2 IV. Pres.l5 Keyhole 11, I2 lSec.l5 Powder Puff 9, 10, 125 Wittiest 12 PATSY JEAN LAYFIELD Band 9,105DE 11,12 SHIRLEY LEATHERWOOD Spanish Club 95 FBLA 105 Bulldog Bark 105 Beta Club 11, 125 Student Council 125 National Honor Society I2 BARBARA LEE Science Club 95 Ecology Club 105 ROTC 11 JOY LEE LAMAR LEE LUCILLA LEE Powder Puff 9, 10, 115 Drama Club 105 Student Council 95 Chorus 95 Office Club 9 ALAN CHRISTOPHER LEGGETT Spanish Club 9, 105 Science Club 9 RANDY STEVE LENIOR GREGORY LEWIS JUANITA LEWIS ROBERT LEWIS GERALDINE LIPSCOMB Science Club 95 Math Club 9, 105 Biology Club IO GLORIA JEAN LITTLE Chorus 95 Spanish Club 9, 105 Ecology Club 105 Valentine Court 105 Pep Club 115 Powder Puff 125 Annual Staff 10, 11, 12 lAsst. Editorl5 Beta Club 125 FTA 12 ERVIN LITTLETON Band 9, 10, 1 1, 125 Lab Band 11, 12 BRENDA LAVERENE LOCKETT Math Club 105 Powder Puff 9, 10, II WILLIE LOKEY JAMES WESLEY LOWE Keyhole 1 I, 12 WILLIAM MARK LUCAS ROTC I I, I2 JACK RANDOLPH LUKER JR. Football 125 Track I I5 Office Club I 1 REX LUKER Band 9, 10, 11,12 RONALD LUNSFORD ANTHONY WESLEY LYLES Science Club 95 Drama Club 9, 105 Jr. Civitan 95 ROTC 9, 10, 1 1, 125 Student Council IO5 Social Stud- ies IO DIANN NORMAN McATEE Spanish Club 95 Student Council 95 Drama Club 95 Powder Puff 9, IO, 11, 125 Sr. Executive Comm. 12 BILLY WAYNE MCCONNELL DE 125 Library Club 95 DECA 12 RHONDA DENISE McCOY FBLA 105 Science Club 105 Math Club 105 DECA 12 RONNIE E. McCOY Chorus 11,125 ROTC 9, 10, 11, 125 DE 10 VANESSA DENISE McCOY Powder Puff 9, 10, I I, 125 Science Club 95 ROTC IO, l15Volleyball I1, 125 Chorus 125 FHA I2 CHRISTINE MCCRARY RANDY MCEWEN ROTC95DE11, I25DECA11, I2 LINDA FAYE MCFARLIN Drama Club 95 Newspaper 95 Chorus 95 Powder Puff 9, IO, llj DE 105 Glee Club IO, 115 Sr. Executive Comm. 125 Keyhole 125 Homecoming Court I2 JOHN R. McMAKEN WILLIAM CHARLES MCMANUS Chess Club 9, 10,11 lSec.l, 125 ROTC 9, I0,11,125 Rifle Team 9, 10, I I, 125 ROTC Brigade Commander 125 Beta Club I2 MARY HELEN McNEAL Jr. Civitan 95 Beta Club 12 TERESA ANN MCWILLIAMS Glee Club 11, 12 REBECCA L. MALONE DEBRA MANCIL Powder Puff I 1 JEANETTE SNOW MARSH FHA 95 Science Club 95 FBLA 1l, 125 Beta Club 11, 125 BOE Co-Op 11, I25 Library Club 115 National Honor Society I2 ANNA MARIE MARTIN Student Council 95 Powder Puff 9, IO, 11, 125 Sci- ence Club 95 FBLA 125 Chess Club 115 Most Beautiful 12 GARRY MARTIN Beta Club IO, II, 125 Social Studies Club 105 Jr. Achievement 10, 1 15 Math Club 105 Science Club 105 Sr. Executive Comm. 125 Student Council II, 125 National Honor Society 125 Most Intellectual 12 GREGORY MARTIN Science Club 9 MICHAEL MARTIN CYNTHIA MATERRE Ecology Club 105 Biology Club 105 Science Club 9, Valentine Court 105 Powder Puff 9, 105 Drama Clul: I0 LINDA GAYLE MATHEWS DE 1O5VlE I 15 BOE 125 FBLA 12 SAMMY MATTHEWS Social Studies Club IO SHARON KAY MATTOCKS Jr. Civitan 95 Tennis Team 10, I I, 125 C Club 10, 11 125 FTA I2 lSec.I5 Beta Club 11 IV. Pres.l, 125 Advi sory Comm. 125 Powder Puff 11, 125 National Hono. Society I2 GEORGE PARKER MAY JR. GARY MARK MEDLOCK FAYE MENEFEE Student Council 9, 10, 1 15 FBLA IO, 115 Newspapei IO5 FTA 105 Science Club 9 TERESA ANN MERONEY Library Club 95 Jr. Achievement 9, 105 Science Clul 9, 105 Newspaper 9, 105 FBLA 9, 105 Office Asst. 11 Glee Club 115 DECA 12 JIMMY DALE MERRITT ROTC9,10, 11,12 AGNES MILLER Science Club 95 Math Club 95 Ecology Club 10 CHRISTINE MILES Science Club 95 Office Club 95 Ecology Club I0 Drama Club 105 Cheerleader II, 12 ICQ-Capt.l5 1 Club Il, 125 Beta Club ll, 125 Spanish Club II lSec.l5 National Honor Society 12 VERONICA MILLIRONS Library Club 95 Office Club IO, 125 FBLA 10, 125 BO Co-Op l1,125VlE11 BILLY WAYNE MILLS Art Club 9, 10 KEN MINKO DEBBIE LYNN MITCHELL Student Council 9, 125 Powder Puff 9, IO, 11, 12 Tennis Team 10, 11 lCo-Copt.l, I2 ICapt.l5 C Clul IO, I 1, 125 FTA 125 Beta Club 12 HERMAN MARTIN ERIC MITCHELL Football 9, IO, 1 1, 125 Basketball 9, 105 Track 9, 10 11,125Wrestling 11,125CClub 11,12 LOREN SCOTT MITCHELL Football 9, IO, ll, 125Track 9, 10, 1 I, 12 MILTON MOFFET JANICE MARIE MOBLEY Band 9, 105 Chess Club 115 Office Club 125 Powde Puff 10, 11, 125 Jr. Civitan 115 Pres. Staff 1 15 Dram. Club 9, 105 Spanish Club 10 HAROLD WAYNE MOORE RUPERT MOORE Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 9, 10, 11, 125 C Clul 10, 1 1, I25Mr. Central 12 LILLIE PEARL MORRIS CHERYL ANN MOTE Glee Club 9, ll, 125 Student Advisory 115 Student Council I1 iTreas.l5 Miss Junior 115 Cheerleader 125 Miss Youth 125 Powder Puff 10, 11, 125 Science Club 105 Cutest I2 ETHEL MO1'l' Science Club 95 Drama Club 95 Biology Club 105 Powder Puff 95 Ecology Club 10 JEANETTE MULLIN CHRISTOPHER LENARD MYRICK DIANA LYNN NAGEM' DE 1 1, 12 IPfes.1 JOE LAVON NELSON WAYNE NEVELS JOHN NEWMAN ROTC 9, IO, II, 125 FTA Il IV. Pres.l5 Jr. Achieve- ment l15Track Team 12 DONNA DARLENE NEWSOME Band 9,10, Il, l25LabBand 10, 11,12 JOE FLETCHER NEWSOME Keyhole I2 EDDIE NICKERSON RODNEY NORRIS GoIfTeam IO, 11,12 ADDIE MAE NORMAN Math Club 95 Art Club 9 RICKY OAKES Football II5 Baseball 115 Office Club 115 FBLA 125 BOE Co-Op I2 MARTHA JANE OGLETREE Spanish Club 95 Student Council 95 Powder Puff 9, 1256198 Club 105 Ecology Club 105 Choral 95 School Mascot 115 C Club ll, 125 Office Club 125 Cheer- leader 125 Beta Club 125 National Honor Society I2 JAMES KENNETH OLMSTEAD DECA 10, 12 JOSIE ELAINE O'NEAL Science Club 95 Office Club IO, 125 Ecology Club 10 JAMES OSBORN SHERYL DIANE PAGE Jr. Civitan 95 History Club 105 FBLA 11, 125 BOE Co- Op I I, I2 CORA PARHAM FBLA 125 Science Club 105 Drama Club 9 JAMES PARKER ROTC 9, 10, II, 12, Basketball 105C Club Io, 11, 125 Football 11, 125 Library Club 12 JOHN TIMOTHY PARKER Sr. Executive Comm. 125 Beta Club I2 LISA PARKER Student Council 95 Beta Club 125 National Honor Society I2 MICHAEL AN DRE PARKER CDE 1 15Most Handsome 12 DEREK JEROME PASS ROTC 9, 10, I I, 125 Band 9,10 RICKY TYRONE PASS Track Team 95 Class Pres. 105 Art Club 10, 125 Foot- ball 105 Spanish Club 105 Pres. Staff I I5 Keyhole 1 I, 125 Wrestling I 15 Student Advisory 125 Annual Staff 125 Most Talented 12 DAVID NEAL PATE Tennis Team 125 FTA 105 ROTC 9, l0,11,12 RANDY L. PAYNE Science Club IO5 Library Club I2 DEBBIE DENISE PEABODY Class Attractive 9, 115 Advisory Comm. 9, 10, 115 Student Council 105 Office Club 105 ROTC 105 Drama Club 105 Ecology Club 105 FTA 105 Science Club 105 Social Studies Club 105 BOE Co-Op 12 KATHY ANN PEARROW Drama Club 95 FBLA 9, 10, 11, 125 Tennis Team 9, 105 Office1Club 105 VIE 115 BOE 125 Annual 105 Newspaper 9, 105 Powder Puff 9, 10, 115 Best Dressed I2 ANNIS PEARSON Powder Puff 9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus 9, 125 Ecology Club 10 REBECCA LEIGH PERDUE Powder Puff 9, 125 Glee Club Accompanist IO, 11, 125 Social Studies Club 105 Student Council 12 ITreas.l5 Tennis Team 9, 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society 125 Most Talented 12 HENRY LEE PERRY Football 9, I2 VINCE ANGELO PERRY Student Council 9 IV. Pres.l5 Inter-Club Council 9 lPres.l5 Spanish Club 9, 105 Drama Club 95 Student Advisory 115 Football 125 C Club 125 Baseball 12 ALAN MARK PHILLIPS DAVID PHELPS DE I 15 FTA 105 Football 125 Art Club 12 IV. Pres.l MICHEAL PH ELPS Jr. Civitan 95 Keyhore 12 DOROTHY PHILLIPS Softball Team 9 JACQUELINE CAROLINE PIERCE Spanish Club 9, DECA I0 MELINDA CHERYL PILAND Keyhole I2 HENRY PITTS TRINA DAPHINE PITTS Band 9, 105 Ecology Club I0 lSec.l5 Drama Club 95 Student Council 125 FBLA ll, 125 BOE Co-Op 125 ROTC Sponsor 9, 105 Newspaper 105 Office Club 12 LESLIE FAYE POSEY VIE 11, 125 Beta Club IO, 11, 125 Glee Club 115 Cheerleader 9, 105 Basketball 9, 105 Drama Club 105 Chess Club 10 DAVID C. POWELL DO 1 1, 12 BRENDA WILKINSON PRITCHETT Student Council 95 Office Club 105 DE 10 JAMES DOUG PUTNAM Track 95 Drama Club 10 iPres.l5 Science Club 10 IV. Pres.l5 Keyhole I 1, 12 IEditorl SHEREE LYNN PUTNAM Spanish Club 9, 105 Social Studies Club 105 Student Council 95 Beta Club 10, 11, I2 lPres.I5 Powder Puff 125 National Honor Society I25 Most Likely to Suc- ceed I2 MARTY QUINN DAVID RAGSDALE ROBERT DWAYNE RALEY Band 9, 10, I I, 125 Drum Maior 125 Red Devil Award 125 Most Talented 12 BELINDA DIANN REDDING Art Club 105 Powder Puff 115 BOE Co-Op 125FBLA I2 EARNEST REESE DEBBIE CLEMENTS REGISTER DEBBIE TURNER REGISTER SHIRLEY ANN REYNOLDS Beta Club 1 1, 125 Powder Puff 11, 125 National Honor Society 12 COLETTE MARIE RICHARDS Beta Club 12 DUANE HENRY RICHARDSON ROTC 9, IO, 1 I, 125 Drill Team 12 KATHY RILEY Ecology Club 105 BOE I I , 125 FBLA I 1, 12 JERI LISA RITTER Drama Club 95 Powder Puff 10, 125 Spanish Club 105 Keyhole 11, 12 VIRGINIA RITTER Drama Club 95 DE 105 Keyhole 11, 12 ANNIE MAE ROBINSON STEVEN RICARDEL ROBINSON Band 9, 105 Student Council 9, 105 Science Club 95 Drill Team 115Track 125 ROTC 10, 1 1, 12 KENNETH LAMAR ROSS Art Club 9, 12 lPres.l5 Glee Club 105 Track 95 VIE 11, 12 BRENDA SANDERS RHONDA SANDERS PAM SAPP AMY ELIZABETH SAVAGE Chorus 1I5GIee Club 12 TOMMIE SCARBOROUGH ADDIE PEARL SCOTT CURTESSA SCOTT Art Club 125 Spanish Club 10 JOANN SCREWS CARL MARK SCRUGGS DECA 10, 1 1 LARRY SELDON Basketball 9, 105 Art Club 9, 105 VIE 11, 12 BEVERLY L. SHAW Science Club 9 JEFF SHEPARD CHARLES SIMMONS I I 6 BENNERIA SIMS Student Council 105 Glee Club 11, I2 CLEVELAND SIMS Basketball 95 Track I 1, 12 WILLIAM EARL SINIARD JR. Annual Staff 95 Social Studies Club 105 Powder Puff Homecoming Court 105 Beta Club 10, 11, 125C Club 125 National Honor Society 125 Football 125 Most Likely to Succeed 12 FREDDY SMITH Band 9, 105 DECA 115 Art Club 115 Office Club 125 Golf Team I2 DONNIE SMITH DEBBIE SMITH Powder Puff 9 DOROTHY ANN SMITH GINGA KAREN SMITH Jr. Civitan 9 lSec.I5 Drama Club 95 Spanish Club 95 Jr. Class Treas. 115 BOE 125 FBLA 12 KATHY LANORA SMITH Drama Club 9, 105 FBLA 105 Tennis Team 105 News- paper 105 Pep Club I I5 DECA I I LINDA FAYE SMITH WAYNE JEFFERSON SMITH THERESA SOWELL FBLA 11, 125BOECo-Op 11, 12 CALVIN BERNARD SPENCER Ill Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 105 Track 11, 125 CClub 10, I 1, 12 SHERILL DIANE SPIKES Band 9, IO, 125 Miss Freshman 95 Class Favorite 95 Lab Band 10, I25 Library Club 12 IPres.I5 Class Sec- retary IO5 Homecoming Queen I2 CECILLA ANN SPIVEY Library Club 12 ITreas.l LINDA STEPHENS Newspaper 95 FBLA 95 Drama Club 105 Science Club 105 Powder Puff 105 Jr. Class Pres. Staff 115 Class Favorite I I5 Student Advisory 125 Sr. Executive Comm. 125 Best Personality 125 Beta Club 12 TAMERA REBECCA STEPHENS Glee Club 9, 11, 125 Valentine Court 95 Valentine Queen 105 Miss Sophomore Spirit 105 Student Advi- sory 11, 125 Class Favorite 115 ESSA Advisory 125 Student Council 12 IPres.l5 Miss Central 125 Powder Puff 10, 1 1, 125 Chess Club 11 BARBARA LYNN STEWART DECA 10 HARVEY STEWART JR. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 MVP 9, 105 Annual 105 C Club 1 1, 12 SHELIA DEBORAH STEWART Jr. Achievement 105 Beta Club 11, 125 Office Club 125 National Honor Society I2 CHERYL STRAND Glee Club 9, 10, 115 Ecology Club 105 BOE Co-Op 125 FBLA 12 KATHY JO STUBBS BOE 125 Jr. Civitan 9, 10, I I5 Drama Club 95 Ecology Club 105 FTA 105 Office Club 105 ROTC Sponsor 105 Student Council 115 Chess Club 115 Sr. Executive Comm. 125 FBLA 12 ANNE LOIS TAYLOR Library Club 95 Science Club 95 Spanish Club 105 Drama Club 105 Ecology Club 105 FBLA 125 Powder Puff 10, 1 I, 12 CHARLES GARY TAYLOR BEVERLY GATEWOOD TERRY Drama Club 95 Chorus 95 Jr. Civitan 9, 105 Ecology Club 105 FTA 105 Student Council 115DECA 11, 12 JULIETTE BLONDIE TERRY DEBORAH ANN THOMAS GEORGE THOMAS Football 9, 10, 1 1, 125 Track Team 105 Best Personal- ity I2 LINDA SHARON THOMAS VIE 1.1, 125 Science Club 105 Library Club 9 MARVIN THOMAS Choral 9, 10 ROSETTA THOMAS ROTC Sponsor 10, 1 I5 Biology Club 105 Powder Puff 11, 125 Best Dressed 12 STANLEY THOMAS Football 9, I2 YONYETTA SHARON THOMAS FTA 95 Science Club 95 Jr. Civitan 105 Ecology Club 105 Beta Club I 15 FHA 11 MARLON DEAN THOMPSON Tennis Team 125 Rifle Team 10, 115 ROTC 9, 10, II, I2 GEORGE WOOD THURMOND MARY ELIZABETH TICE Pep Club 9, I 15 Drama Club 95 Executive Board 10 BEVERLY TODD Student Council 95 Powder Puff 9, 10, 11 MARGARET ANN TOWNE ROTC I2 VANESSA RENEE TURNER Student Council 9, IO, 115 Glee Club 95 Powder Puff 9, 10, 11, 125 Valentine Court 105 Office Club 105 Library Club 105 Science Club 105 Jr. Civitan 9, 10, 115 Jr. Executive Comm. 115 Pep Club 115 Inter-Club Council 115 Sr. Executive Comm. 12 MARK C. TUTTEN DO I2 TOMMY LEE TYSON DE 1 I, 12 ISSAC UPSHAW BRENDA JOYCE VAUGHN Student Council 95 Glee Club 105 Powder Puff 95 Sci- ence Club 95 FHA I2 ISec.I KATHY WADE Office Club 105 FBLA 105 VIE I I5 BOE Co-Op11, 12 WALTER KENNETH WALDRUP LUCIOUS WALKER JR. JOSEPH WALLACE CLARA WALTON Science Club 95 Student Council 9, 10, 1 15 Jr. Achievement 9, 105 Social Studies Club 95 Most Attractive IO5 Ecology Club 105 Spanish Club 105 ROTC Sponsor IO, 11 ICapt,I5 FHA 125 Office Club 12 CURTIS WALTON JUDY ELEASE WALTON , Student Council 115 Pres. Staff 115 Beta Club 125 Most Intellectual 12 I CYNTHIA DIANNE WARD 1 Student Council 95 Pep Club 115 FBLA 125 BOE Co-I Op 125 National Honor Society 12 DEBORAH LYNN WARREN Science Club 9, 105 Jr. Civitan 9, 105 FBLA 9, 105 BOE 9, 105 FHA 115 VIE 11, 125 Powder Puff 9,105 Drama Club 9, 10 JANICE LEIGH WASHINGTON Student Council 105 DE IO, 125 FTA 105 Powder Puff 9, Io, 11, 12 KATHY WELLS Pep Club I2 THOMAS LOUIS WHEELER Basketball 95 Library Club 9, 105 Spanish Club 9, 105 Newspaper 95 CDE I 1 15 CDE II I2 PAT PRICE WHITE National Honor Society 12 PHYLLIS WHITEHEAD Cheerleader 9, IO, 115 Newspaper Staff 9 lEditorI5 Student Council 9 ITreas.I, IO, II ISec.l5 FHA 10, 115 Beta Club 10, 115 Class Officer 115 Jr. Class Favorite 115 National Honor Society 12 MERITA ANN WIGGINS FRANKLIN WILBORN JR. Math Club 9, 105 ROTC 9, 10, 11, 125 Science Club 95 Library Club 12 KATHLEEN MARY WILKES Spanish Club 95 Powder Puff 9, 1 1, 125 FBLA 12 IPar- IiamentarianI5 FTA 12 IV. Pres.I5 Volleyball 125 Sr. Executive Comm. 125 Most Athletic 12 DEBBIE WILLIAMS GERALDINE WILLIAMS Powder Puff 9, 10, 11, 125 FTA ISec.l 105 Pres. Staff 115 Pep Club 115 Volleyball 11, 125 Track I25FHA 125 Miss Central 12 GLORIA JEAN WILLIAMS FHA IO, 1 I, 12 LEE OTIS WILLIAMS Wrestling 9, IO, 11, 125 C Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Art Club I 1 LOUIS WILLIAMS JR. Track 10, I2 MICHAEL R. WILLIAMS DO5 Art Club PATRICIA WILLIAMS Volleyball 12 SUSAN WILLIAMS FHA 95 FBLA 10, 11, 125 DE 115 BOE IO, 11, 125 Newspaper Staff 10 TONY CURTIS WILLIAMS ROTC9,I0, 11,12 TOM C. WILLIAMS JR. Basketball 9, IO, 115 Football 95 Student Council 95 Mascot 125 Track 125 Most School Spirit 12 WILLIE F. WILLIAMS Track Team 9, IO, ROTC 9, IO, I I, I2 WILLIE C. WILLIAMS Drama Club, ROTC, DE WILMA CORNELIA WILLIAMS PEGGY ANN WILSON ROBERT WALKER WILSON Varsity Band 9, lo, ll, 12, Lab Band 10, 11, I2, Pop Band IO, I I, I2 SHANE WILSON Annual Staff 9, Band 9, Spanish Club 9, IO, Student Council 9 RONALD WAYNE WILLIAMSON NELLE DENISE WINDHAM FBLA IO IV. Pres.l, Student Council II lRec. Sec.l, VIE I I, I2 ANN WOOD DEBORAH ANN WOODRUFF Glee Club I I, I2, Powder Puff I2 WILLIE MICHAEL WOOD EDDIE WRAY Wrestling ll, I2p Social Studies Council I0,C Club I I, I2 Club IO, Student ROTC 9, IO, I I J, W, WYAT1' amwowuse ROTC9,IO,II,I2,DEII,I2 BETRICE WILSON Pep Club I2 LARRY WILSON NATHAN DALLAS WOOD CLARK YOUNG Wrestling 9, Basketball IO, Football I2 Chggg Club IO, 1 1 M Qls-ef-xii? JQ.Q'11-XJR 4 'rifle DUINSIC Ziff-Q T-Q-I QSIQMCIL Q in my , ,, U al Y - : ,LL jjflheu jigs. 'oi M7 f sw he as . 'VVLQJLCL eeofyuwgll A , JlL7QmWs i A f ' U 153 ,Wx ' jg, A , jiagemsuxy eau- LEU-QC - YQ ,Uni - JE' A fl is 1 K . .' In 1i A EQ,-,fk -,Aa gg f'vkQfvg 'I , J I 4'V , I SAX A K ' W-w.c-gs ' fha-MJ' I . 2444! JW-K ISK F o K. ' any ' X I U V ffyfa, , '7'7'Leful, ' we ,mums JIM, QQ, mtl Jdfcvdke ,QD , fr W, ' I A 132- L f F 1 1 ATA- X pw Lfwxpx jgqynx at U w,.,5L . f lf V- , F f , Q an MAMI fall J 47 Q all I Q6 A vop E . Q C 287 13124 ,,,.f' We began the l974-75 school year by laying the ground work for the best annual ever published. We were aware of all the challenges and were prepared to meet them Many long tedious hours were spent in the preparation of the 1975 Red and Black and many people in addition to the annual staff were involved with its development Mr. Kirkland allowed some of us to leave our studies when we were rushing to meet deadlines and Mrs. Harden typed many last minute layouts as we busily arranged the pictures of those special moments. Mr. Roger Harrison of Dunaway Studios and the staff photographer captured on film the essence of the many times we'll long remember Mrs. Blades and Mrs. Nevels donated to us the use of their typewriter and telephone. Holland Mansion, Hungry Hunter Tom Houstin's and the Columbus Travel Bureau Staff deserved special thanks for their patience with us while we used their premises for pictures. A very big appreciation goes to Mrs. Diane Shafer whose mind has aided us with the writing of this annual Mrs. Fran Ellis and Mrs. Vera Hope, our sponsors were really more than iust sponsors. They aided us constantly cheered us when we were down and stayed with us when we needed them. 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