Cheatham County High School - Echo Yearbook (Ashland City, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

THE 1975 ECHO CHEATHAM COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Ashland City, Tennessee Produced by Lynn Ellis — Editor Greg Meador, Danita Morris, and Paulanne Sykes A COMPLETE DAY IS A DAY THAT 8 LEAVES TIME TO PAUSE, TO THINK, TO REFLECT ON THE BEAUTIFUL THINGS OF THE WORLD I--HU z SI (J z SINGING • ENJOYING • CONFID” SH • DNIAVld • O Z (— LU o z o MRS. PERRY —SECRETARY MRS. JORDAN —SECRETARY EFFIE MAE FIELDER I am the librarian for CCHS. I have been teaching 42 years even though it seems like only yesterday that I started. I live in Ashland City with my husband. My outside interests are reading, gardening, fishing, and cats. I obtained my B.S. degree from Austin Peay, and my M.L.S. degree from George Peabody College. I have been a part of the schools of Cheatham Co. all my life either as a student or teacher. No other school could ever mean so much to me as CCHS. Its successes elate me, its failures sadden me, for to me they are personal successes or failures for which I feel a partial responsibility. LUCILLE SYKES This is my fourth year as director of the IMC. This is an interesting job and the students who work with me arc versatile and creative. I think the IMC is an asset to our school and I'm glad I can aid both teachers and students by producing instructional materials. O' DO 18 NORMA MAXEY This is my third year as assistant librarian at CCHS. I taught for half a year at Ashland City Elementary before coming here. Austin Peay is where my B.S. in elementary education and studies in library science were obtained. Reading and basketball interest me, and I love shopping for antiques. Joe and I along with our baby son, Kyle live on Hwy 12 near the school. Teaching is my work because I enjoy working with young people. VERNA SHEETS I came to CCHS to take Mrs. Maxeys' place as assistant librarian. I enjoyed being here. The people in Cheatham County are great and, I hope to return for visits. I live in Nashville now but am moving out of state. I enjoy reading and many other various activities. PAULETTE HART I am a teacher because I have empathy for youth. Our future lies with them and not somewhere else. I teach here simply because I love Cheatham County youth. They have backgrounds very similiar to mine. I came to CCHS eight years age and I am now teaching English II and III and also creative writing. I obtained my B.A. from Belmont College. I live with my husband Tommy Wayne at 812 Lemont, Nashville. In my spare time I enjoy quilting, appliqueing, antiques, gardening, and writing. ANN YATES I came to CCHS this year to replace Mrs. Yates teaching French I and English mini courses. My B.S. degree was received at Austin Peay, and I taught at Houston Co. High before here. Clarksville is where I make my home and I enjoy reading, tennis, and photography. Teaching is my occupation because I like to work with students for I learn a lot from them. ROSE MARIE GRAHAM O c o m 73 “H LD I received my B.A. from Austin Peay State University and I am now teaching English and French. My husband, Buster, and I have one daughter named Meredith, who was born in September. In my spare time, I enjoy paiting and indoor gardening. 19 WANDA DIEBERT This is my second year at CCHS where I teach in the English field. My husband Richard and I live in Clarksville with our three year old daughter, Susanna. I enjoy all crafts. My B.S. degree was obtained at Austin Peay. I substituted at Clarksville for one year and I find the kids at CCHS are much nicer and better behaved. JOYCE MAYO I graduated from Peabody College with a B.S. and I've taught for thirteen years. My classes are Speech Fundamentals and Drama I and II. East Cheatham is where my husband, our son Zane, and I live and where I formerly taught. I enjoy drama, seeing good plays, and movies. I teach because I enjoy my students and my subject. I like to observe the growth from an immature freshman into a mature senior in the students that I teach. LANGUAGE ARTS I taught part time at MBA before coming here to teach Latin and English. I received a B.A. in Latin from Vanderbilt and an M.S. from U.T. Nashville in educational psychology. My husband, small daughter Katherine, and I live in Nashville with our dog Shamis. Mountain climbing is an activity I like. I teach because it's enjoyable. I get someone else's ideas and a different way of looking at things; it's exciting! ALICE SANFORD LAURA COOPER I believe that education is the most important thing in our society. I hope that I leach more than English; I want to teach my students to be happy and prepare them for society. This is my third year here and I teach English II, English mini-courses, and journalism. I attended both M.T.S.U. and A.P.S.U. Art and sewing (knitting, crocheting, etc.) interest me. My favorite past times are walking, listening to music, and reading. I also enjoy the company of my Siamese cat, Mandy. My B.A. was earned at Peabody College and I taught at Franklin High School for one year before coming here. I teach Speech I and English to Freshmen and Sophomores in my second year at C.C.H.S. Nashville is where I live and I'm single. Music and reading are two enjoyments of mine and traveling is fun. I also like to work with plants. The students at this school are kind of special. LINDA SMITH I came to CCHS two years ago and I am now teaching Freshman and Sophomore English. I attended Austin Peay State University where I obtained a Bachelor of Science and I am now working on my masters. When I am not teaching I enjoy tennis, sewing, swimming, and reading. I think the students in this school are among the best behaved ones in the county. I am glad to be associated with them and I only hope I can teach them something educational for them to use in their adult lives. PAMELA BOYD JULIE EMRICK FAY SHEARON I love to teach school because I enjoy being with students. I just love it. Being an English teacher, my favorite hobby is reading. I teach mini-courses in my twelfth year here. I taught one year at Dickson County before coming to CCHS. My husband Millard and I live in Ashland City. We have two sons and a small daughter. I received a B.S. degree at Austin Peay. Golf is another interest of mine. LANGUAGE ARTS My husband Frank and I live in Clarksville where I attended the state university, Austin Peay. I received a Master's degree there also. This is my first year teaching school and English is the subject matter in which I instruct classes. I like to sec individual students grow to their fullest potential and I enjoy feeling like I have some part in this growth. Hildo and Tom, my two cats, get a lot of attention at my house. 21 I teach typing I, office practice, and general business. This is my fourth year at CCHS. My B.S. degree was received at Middle Tennessee State University. My husband Tommy and I live in Madison. Bowling and sewing are two of my favorite outside interests. Everything is okay at school this year. REBECCA GAYLE I believe that a young lady should be pre- pared to support herself, and for that reason I strongly believe in advanced business courses. I teach a variety of these: Shorthand II, Secretarial Practice, Typing II, and Office Practice. I earned my teaching degree at Austin Peay. This is my tenth year at CCHS. I live in Ashland City with my husband and daughter. Torri. Sewing, reading, and family activities are some things I enjoy doing. JANELLE POWELL SHARON KELTON Teaching is a new job for me. I graduated from Middle Tennes- see State University, and I teach Typing I and Shorthand I at CCHS. I have twu daughters, Kimberly and Kristi. They and my husband and I live in Nashville where I am a part-time Stanley dealer. I really enjoy sewing and make all my own clothes. 22 BUSINESS MARGENE STACK I graduated from Ouachita Baptist University in Arkansas and received a B.S.E. This is my first year at CCHS, but I taught previously in Texas. My husband Bobby and I make our home near Pleasant View. The students I have in my Typing I, II, and General Business classes are nice. I like this school really well and enjoy working with young people. My hobbies include horseback riding and sewing. BUSINESS I teach Business Math and General Business and have taught for five years at CCHS. My bachelor of science degree came from Austin Peay State Univeristy. I live in Ashland City and am a bachelor. All sports interest me. Teaching is my occupation because I enjoy working with young people. RUDY SMITH In my ninth year at this school, I teach Bookkeeping I and II. Austin Peay State University is where I received my teaching certificate. I make my home in Ashland City with my husband and twins, Tammy and Jeff, who are ten years old. Among my several outside activities are swimming, tennis, golf and gardening. I also enjoy needlework. I feel that the school is improving, and education is more positive today. LINDA FIZER 23 KAREN SMITH PAINTER This is my first year at CCHS; however my third year as a teacher. I taught previously at a high school near Chattanooga. My B.S. as a math major was obtained at U.T. in Knoxville. I live in Nash- ville and when the annual comes out I will be married. I have a black poodle named Boogie. I teach General Math because I love math. I'm really impressed with the school but it's too cold. I like to jog, do needlepoint, and play racketball. Math was always my best subject and I enjoy it so I teach Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Advanced Math. I enjoy work- ing with young people. My B.S. was received at A.P.S.U. Elaine and I have a son, Andrew. We live on Hwy. 12 in Cheatham County. I've taught for four years and I coach here. Golf, tennis, hunting, and fishing are some of my favorite activities. BRUCE GIBBS I teach because both my parents are teachers; I went to school at CCHS and have always wanted to live in Cheatham County. The students here are the best in any high school I've visited. I received a master's degree from A.P.S.U. I've taught at Ashland City Elem. and Pleasant View Elem. General Math and Algebra I are the subjects I teach. My wife Gloria and I have a son, Jimmy, Jr. and we live in the Brewers' Chapel Community. I like any sports. JIMMY STACK 24 “I teach Chemistry, Physics, and Physical Science in my second year at Cheatham Co. High. I graduated from George Peabody College with a B.S. degree, I enjoy working with people in teaching and in some way helping someone to learn. My home is in Nashville. Sports, reading, horseback riding, and any outdoor activities are my hobbies. PAUL DAVIS WILLIAM ORANGE Kaye, my wife and I live in Ashland City. This is my first year teaching and I teach Earth and Physical Science. My B.S. degree came from the University of Tenn. at Knoxville. I like all sports but particularly tennis and hunting. I like to be with people. Teaching here is a good situation. We have excellent facilities at CCHS which should be used properly. JACK NORRIS I teach Biology, Physical Science and Chemistry in my second year at CCHS. I attended Martin Jr. College in Pulaski and then went to M.T.S.U. where I received a B.S. My wife Robin and I live in Ashland City. I love to hunt and also enjoy flying. I believe the educational process is really the relations between people, not some- thing in a book. Teaching allows me to be a part of this and also improves my education. I like to work with people and especially youth. SCIENCE Before teaching here, I taught at Bethel Elementary and Ashland City Elementary. I've taught here for 11 years; Biology is the subject I teach. My husband and I and our four children live on Ed Harris Road. Sewing, swimming, and boating are some of my outside activi- ties. I think this has been a good year. My students seem to be going about their business very well. GRACE ALBRIGHT JUDITH SPRADLIN I enjoy history and that is why I teach American History. My B.S. and M.A. degrees were obtained at Aus- tin Peay. My husband and I live in Clarks- ville. I enjoy creative art work and I like people. My cat is Mor- timer and my dog is Mickey Rat. Of all the schools that I've been in, I like C.C.H.S. the best; the students are just great! ALVIN ROSE I live in Cheap Hill with my wife Jeannie and baby James and am the minister at the Cheap Hill Church of Christ. American and World History are the subjects I teach. My B.A. was earned at David Lipscomb College, my M.A.T. at Vanderbilt, and my M.A.Ed. at A.P.S.U. I've also done graduate work at the University of North Carolina. I've taught for six years at CCHS. Traveling, books, and country music interest me as docs the Civitan Club. I like kids and I like to be around people. WAYNE DARROW I enjoy traveling, camping, photography and auto racing. I'm married to Marcia Keith and we live in East Cheat- ham. Modern History and American History are the sub- jects I teach, and I keep a Study Hall in my sixth year at CCHS. I taught previously at PV Elementary. I went to both Tennessee Tech and Austin Peay. Teaching gives me a sense of helping someone help themselves and hopefully directing high school students to a better way of life. The students at CCHS as a whole are better than other places I've visited. DENNIS BARNES I have been the band and chorus director here for five years. Surprisingly, my major at M.T.S.U. was in music. My residence is on the banks fo the Cumberland River, and I have hobbies in photography and fishing. This student body has great potential that has not been fully realized, and teaching is an enjoyable experience involving helping enthusiastic young students. Some of these students fondly call me John.” This is my second year teaching in the resource room at CCHS. I attended Blue Mountain College and received a master's in education from Memphis State University. My home is on Stratton Blvd. in Ashland City. I don't ride horseback because I'm afraid of horses. I don't swim because I float sideways and I play one game of tennis every five years. DORA JANE DILWORTH TERRY WALLACE My wife Pat and I live in the Town Terrace Apts, in Ashland City. We have a dog named Fritzy. I enjoy sports, especially baseball. This is my first year here; I teach Resources. I taught in Ohio the past four years. A.P.S.U., Bluffton College, and Miami University are the schools I attended. I teach because I'm interested in kids and want to help them as much as I can because I know it's hard. PROJECTS 27 MIKE JARREAU This school is great! I've taught for 10 years. I instruct Health and Physical Education classes. Before coming to CCHS I taught at Ashland City Elementary. I am a graduate of Austin Peay with a 8.S. My wife, son, and I live in the East Cheatham Community. I enjoy hunting, fishing, gardening, and I am a yard beautifier. I teach because it's never boring and something different happens every day. At A.P.S.U. I became qualified to instruct my girls' physical education classes, and I also coach the varsity boys' basketball team. Collecting pocket knives is another interest of mine, but not as much so as playing with my two small sons Brian Douglas and Ryan Patrick. Our family lives in Pinewood Subdivision between Ashland City and Pleasant View JERE D. JORDAN After graduating from Cumberland Jr. College, I attended Austin Peay where I received my B.S. degree. Then I coached at West Cheatham Elem. before coming to CCHS. I instruct Health and Physical Education classes and I've taught for 3 years. My wife 28 and I live on Lowe Street in Ashland City. I teach school in order to coach; basketball is my favorite activity. JO BRASHEARS I enjoy bridge, watching and participating in sports, reading, talking, and family activities. I enjoy meeting students and teachers individually. Basically, I enjoy peo- ple. I feel I learn more every year than the students because they're all different and I'm around them so much. I enjoy watching them have a good time. I teach Health and Physical Education and I attended MT.S.U. Ray and I have one daughter, Marta, and we live in Cheatham County. This is the fifth year I've taught. Before teaching here I coached and taught at West Cheatham. FRANCES FULTS Two of my hobbies are sewing and craft work. These relate to my line of work, teaching Vocational Home Economics. I graduated from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and received a B.S. My home is in Ashland City and I have a pet wire- haired terrier named Bama. Art and watching sports are of interest to me, too. Also I sponsor the FHA. I like teaching because I like the kids. REBECCA MORSE I teach Home Economics because it is a subject area I've always enjoyed, and I feel that it is so much help to girls. At M.T.S.U. I received my degree qualifying me to teach which I have done at CCHS for several years. My husband Huffman and I live in Ashland City where we reared our two daughters, Kaye and Jamie, who are now grown. Bridge is the activity at which I am most avid apart from my work. HOME ECONOMICS Child Development, Family Relations, and Home Economics I are the subjects I teach. This is my second year at CCHS. David Lipscomb College is where I received my B.S. degree. My husband and I live in Charlotte, Tenn. My many hobbies include sewing, hiking, biking, fishing and reading. I enjoy work- ing with students and being able to help them and watch them learn. This school year has been satisfying. NANCEE GLASGOW 29 VOCATIONAL I teach Ot£ amental Horticulture and Agricultural Science I. I attended several colleges while in the naval air corps and long ago I taught for two years in Illinois. My B.S. was received at U.T. Knoxville and I've done some graduate work at the University of Illinois. Judy and I have four children. We live on a farm and I enjoy working on it. Teaching is a way of life that when you start you can't quit. I enjoy this school and student body which is the finest in the state. JIMMY MAXEY JIMMIE CHAPMAN I teach Trades and Industry. I spent part of my eight years as a teacher in Waverly. I live at Pegram with my wife Carolyn and our four children. Church work interests me. At the University of Tennessee I obtained my Bachelors Degree. I enjoy teaching young men a trade, and hope they will benefit from it later on. It's a nice school with a lot of friendly people. I live at Rt. 5, Ashland City with my wife Carolyn and baby daughter Marcie Ann. This is my fifth year here and I teach Vocational Cooperative Education. Business Administration was my major at U.T. Knoxville where I received a B.S. Any form of sports interests me and I like to work with livestock. I teach because I enjoy teaching. We have a good school and a real fine student body. MIKE LOCKERT JACK GREEN In my second year teaching I instruct classes in Mechanical Draw- ing. I think that this is a real nice school; I feel much happier this year than last. CCHS has a pretty good bunch of kids. I'm a bachelor no longer because this summer I married. I like out- door activities, working with crafts, and I enjoy all types of music. RICHARD JOHNSON I teach Drivers' Education and Economics in my ninth year at CCHS. Before this school I taught at Maplewood High. I live in White Bluff. My B.S. was earned at U.T. Martin. I teach because I enjoy working with high school age group. I think this school needs to get off its backside a little bit. Duck-hunting is the one activity at which I am avid.' I think we have a good student body. This has been one of the most enjoyable years I've spent at CCHS. I love working with young people and this is why I teach. The subjects I teach arc Ornamental Horticulture, Agri- cultural Products, and Agricultural Science I and II. I've taught for 15 years; before coming to CCHS I was a teacher at Fay Trice Elementary. My wife Nannie Ruth and I have two girls and one boy. We live in Ashland City. I love hunting, fishing, and baseball. CORDELL MAJORS U 73 m 73 CS) m □ C n H o z I've taught for 6 years but not straight. I went in the service several years ago. I now teach Drivers' Education. I'm also a school bus driver and I enjoy doing what I want to do. I played basketball for Austin Peay also received there a B.S. My wife Donna is a teacher at Ashland City Elem. We have two children and live at Possum Trot. I like the carpet at CCHS. JOEY SPALDING BRENDA BOYTE I teach Art and Advanced Composition. While I enjoy art, I prefer teaching English. This is my 13th year at Cheatham County High School. I live at 'Possum Trot. When I acquired a husband last summer, I also acquired an interest in hunting. Music and Orama are other outside interests. Teaching is a good profession for me be- cause it makes me keep learning. I sometimes think I learn more from my students than they learn from me. h- CD O' LU Suzanne and Amy are Deborah's and my children and we live in Ashland City. I teach American History and Freshman English in my second year here at CCHS. I am a graduate of Eastern Michigan University. Sports interest me and I like working around the house. I believe in kids and helping them whether it's educating or not. I guess I've never been able to face up to leaving school. DAVID MAJEWSKI' 32 WILLODENE AGNEW I taught for four years at Smith County High School in Carthage before coming here to teach Spanish I and II, World History, and Earth Science. I attended Indiana Univ. and received there an A.8. in Spanish and history and an Area Certificate in Latin Amer. Studies. I did graduate work at Vanderbilt in Spanish and Portuguese and studied Education at Trc- vecca and Tcnn. Tech. Jason Michael is my baby son; I've been married three years. Joyce Lance, Rt. 2, Ashland City is where I make my home. We have six cats and have had thirty in the past three years. There's a cricket that lives in our cuarto de baho (bathroom) and several spiders in the garage. I like nusic, crocheting, flowers, traveling, poetry, and being tutside a lot. VERSATILE DALE BRINKLEY I'm back for my third year teaching at CCHS. I in- struct General Math and Earth Science classes. My bache- lor's degree was received in Knoxville at U.T. Sports is my favorite past time and I like almost all types; stock car racing, though is the one I enjoy the most. I have many opinions on lots of things, but I won't mention any. Presently I'm unmarried but still looking. TAHA SABIE The various subjects I teach are English II, III, IV, Socio- logy, and Psychology. I have taught in Kentucky and Dayton, Ohio. I graduated from Peabody and now hold three degrees: B.A., M.A., A.B.D. Baghdad, Iraq is my hometown, but I now live in Nashville. Available describes my marriage status. I have two children, a son Toby and a daughter Zane. Tennis and being president of the International Organization at Peabody and Scarritt are two of-my interests. I teach to keep myself alive; there is discovery and creativity in teaching. I enjoy teach- ing at this school because there is a lot of room for improvement and I feel that I have something different and good to add. s o 2 - NGING NEW IDEAS • RECE IVING NEW IDEAS • THRILLING REWARDING GR ✓ O NG • BETTER PAYING PHILOSOPHISING • IRRITATING SENIOR CLASS The Senior class started off with a real bang by winning the Homecoming Float Contest with Indians Get the Sting. The next bigee was the Senior Play The Skin of Our Teeth , starring Sheryl Tucker, Steve Hunt, and Paulanne Sykes. The rest of the year we were led through by Tommy Tucker, President Tommy Ellis, Vice- President, Reba Jones, Secre- tary, and Shelia Brown, Treasu- rer. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JIMMY ADKINS JOHN ALBRIGHT EMMA ALBRITTON Life is sweet because of the friends we have made and the things which in common we share; we want to live on, not because of ourselves but because of the ones who would care. It's living and doing for some- body else — on that, all of life's splendor depends, and the joy of it all, when we count it all up, is found in the making of friends. — Anonymous With every rising of the sun think of your life as just begun. — Anonymous TONY ALBRIGHT JIM ALLEN RAY ALLEN ELIZABETH ALTOM TERESA ANDERSON 46 RANDALL BALTHROP TRACEY BARKER NANCY LEE BELCHER SENIOR CLASS 1975 JOHN ATKINS MARK ATKINS NANCY JO BATTS SHIRLEY BAKER WESLEY ATTEBERY Friendship consists in forgetting what one gives and remembering what one receives. Be friendly with the folk you know. If it weren't for them, you'd be a total stranger. Most arguements and hostile re- lationships result not so much from what is said as how it is said. Gratitude is the hearts memory. — From A Gift of Gold JOHN BINKLEY RANDY BINKLEY DEBBIE BINKLEY 48 REVA BINKLEY MELBA BOATMAN SHELIA BOYD DONNA BUMPUS SENIOR CLASS 1975 DANNY BURGESS DEBBIE BUTLER SHELIA BROWN VICKY BURTON JIMMY BUTNER JIMMY BUTTS YVONNE CANNON 49 CAROL CARNEY JANICE CHANDLER BETTY CHAPMAN y TIM CHAPMAN Your friend is your needs answered. He is your field which you sow with love and reap with thanksgiving. And he is your board and your fire- side. For you come to him with your hunger, and you seek him for peace. — Kahlil Gibran We must always have old memories and young hopes. — Arsene Houssaye The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance, the wise man grows it under his feet. — James Oppenheiem ALAN CHARVIS 50 WANDA CHUNN JIM CURTIS EVELYN DAVIDSON POLLY DAVIS KATHY DWYER TERESA DOWLEN RONNIE DUNN KEN DENTON SENIOR CLASS 1975 V RENETTA DOTSON DAWN DUDLEY CLIFF ELEY 51 BILLY ELLIS LYNN ELLIS Most people are about as happy as they make up their minds to be. Most friction in life is caused by the tone of the voice. Strangers are just friends that you don't know yet. If you must cry over spilled milk, be sure and condense it. To be happy, forget yourself. JERRY ENGELMAN 52 FORREST EVANS MIKE FAIR LEE FARMER DEBBIE FORRESTER DALE FINCH SENIOR CLASS 1975 SUSAN FIELDS DEBBIE GAFFORD WAYNE FOUST JULIE GARRISON PAUL CARTON WANDA CARTON 53 CARL GIBSON DEBORAH GIBBS They said it couldn't be done And listening to their word I didn't even try. Believing what I heard. Another heard the same But doubting it was true. He started in and did What others couldn't do. I pondered all of this And this is what I find: Our deeds are limited But mostly in the mind. — Perry Tanksley Let no man deceive you with vain words. Ephesians 6 54 TRUDI GRADY DONNA GREENE MICHAEL GREEN 55 SANDY HAND GENE HANNAH DALE HARRIS _______J KIM HARRIS GYLE HEAD DEBBIE HARRISON And the time is upon us, today is forever. Tomorrow is just one of yesterday's dreams. — John Denver Nothing is waste that makes a memory. —Perry Tanksley The supreme happiness in life is the conviction of being loved for yourself, or, more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself. — From A Gift of Gold Happiness is a hard thing because it is only achieved by making others happy. — Stuart Cloete JUDY HEAD 56 BARRY HEATH MARK HEATHMAN STEVEN HELMS SENIOR CLASS 1975 LISA HIETT FRANKLIN HILL STEVE KELLY HUNT 57 BILLY HUDGENS JERRY HUDGENS KRISTY HERITY STEVE HUDGENS DEBORAH FORD HUDSPETH RICKY JENNETTE ROGER JACKSON You must look into people as well as at them. — Chesterfield It is difficult to say what is impossi- ble, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow. — Robert H. Goddard Words are the most powerful drug used by mankind. — Kipling Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate; Still achieving; Still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait. — Longfellow MURRAY JOHNSON THOMAS JACKSON REBA JONES MARK JORDAN DEBRA KERR JAMES KNOBEL KENNETH KRANTZ PAUL KRANTZ SENIOR CLASS 1975 V____________________J CINDY LAMPLEY RICHARD KRANTZ DARYL LAMPLEY CHERYL LEE PAT LEFTWICH 59 ALLEN LOVELL CINDY MARTIN DIANA LAMPLEY DIANNE MADDOX PATTY MANGRUM JAMES LINDER Most gossips get caught in their own mouth-traps! A good thing to have up your sleeve is a funnybone. When you're through changing, you're through. Wise men aren't always silent but they know when to be. When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hane on. REBECCA LEIBFRITZ SENIOR CLASS 1975 MIKEMcCARROLL RAY McCARROLL RANDY McCLURE Jeffrey McLaughlin _______ CINDY MILLER Love gives naught but it- self and takes naught but from itself. Love possesses not nor would it be possessed; For love is sufficient unto love. — Kahlil Gibran He drew a circle that shut me out- heretic, rebel, a thing to flout, but Love and I had the wit to win: we drew a circle that took him in. — Edwin Markham In youth we learn; in age we under- stand. — Marie Eschenbach ROANDA PERRY MILLIKEN 62 JOHNNY McLAUGHLIN BRENDA MOORE 63 EVA NORFLEET GARY NORWOOD ELAINE ODLE DELILA ORANGE BARRY PERRY DOUG PERRY There are those who give little of the much which they have — and they give it for recognition and their hid- den desire makes their gifts un- wholesome. — Kahlil Gibran Every sweet hath its sour, every evil its good. — Emerson It is a good thing to learn caution by the misfortunes of others. — Syrus The true way to soften one's trou- bles is to solace those of others. — Mme. DeMaintenor. EDDIE PERRY DOROTHY PINKERTON 64 PENNY PLUMLEE PEGGY POOLE KAREN POWELL RITA RORIE 65 CARLTON RAY CHERYL RAY DEBBIE HARRISON RAY JUDY RAY CAROL RODGERS ROBERT ROLLINS _________________ RHONDA REDIKER SENIOR CLASS 1975 VICKEY RUSHING v. RACHELLE SAPP Work is the greatest thing in the world, so we should always save some of it for tomorrow. — Don Herold Doubt whom you will but never yourself. — Bovee To be trusted is a greater compli- ment than to be loved. — George MacDonald Wisdom is only found in truth. — Goethe A man is not poor if he can still laugh. — Raymond Hitchmond HELEN SANDERS 66 DONNA SHIVERS JOEY SHORES STAN SIMMONS 67 CAROL STINSON RUSTY STREET STEVE STRUNK V______ JOYCE SWEAT One today is worth two tomorrows. — Franklin The world is always ready to receive talent with open arms. — Holmes Imagination is more important than knowledge. — Einstein Better know nothing than half-know many things. — Nietzche Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. — Emerson It is easy to be wise after the event. English Proverb 68 ANOLIA TEASLEY PENNY TEASLEY SHELIA TEASLEY SENIOR CLASS 1975 TOMMY TUCKER KAY TURNER DIANE WALL ANDY TUCKER JIM TUCKER V____________________ SHERYL TUCKER MICKEY THOMAS LAURA TILGHMAN TOMMY WATTS RENE WATSON The smallest of all packages is the person wrapped up in himself. When temptation knocks, you don't have to invite it in. Some minds are like concrete — all mixed up and permanently set! There's a big difference between free speech and cheap talk. We are shaped by what we love. DEBBIE WEAKLEY DAVID WILLIAMS w LARRY WATTS BARRY WAYMAN DEBBIE WILLIAMS KEITH WILLIAMS RUSSELL WILSON MARY ANN WILLIAMS SENIOR CLASS 1975 It isn't ever the same. In time I'll change And you And the currents of our lives. But the image of this moment Will never fade This moment and you are unforgettable. — Sheila Wilson 71 KENNY WOOD JOSEPH WHITED DEBBIE WHITTAKER JUNIOR Where every rotter� person should b CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (From Lett to Right) Donnie Phillips, Treasurer; Annette Bracev, Secre- tary; Jakey Lockert, Vice-President; and Bucket Steverson, President. JUNIORS NOW . . Hugh Atkins Cathy Austin Thomas Austin Ronald Ballard , Debbie Uulthrop Michael Balthrop Robert Balthrop Sherry Batev Hank Batt: Wilson Bell Georgia BinUes Richard Binklev James Blaniord Annette Bratov Pam Bracey Ray Breedlove Terri Brennan SENIORS IN 76 Connie Hun Cindy C drier Ju ly Cathey ni'on Kaihv DeLodfh Teresa Dickey Larry Donejjan Donna Brown Roy Buchanan Viki Buck lev oukH.s Valerie Burton Lynda Chambliss Christy Chandler Kem Clark Michael Clark Donna Cftoarr Kathv BuKg Linda Burgess Jack Burnette S.inmu I lli- Willie Dumi Mechelle Fryer r I loiini.ii VVjruJj Ccniiv Shirlev (iill.ih.m JUNIORS NOW . . . Ronnie Glover 1 inrla Goolsby lames Gosvin Susan Grimes Ron.iM jtillt'tlu ' Kathy Guj� ion MikoGopton Ru� se|| Cupinri ChervlM.il! Robbie Halium� Freddie Mamrnorslev SENIORS IN 76 Mike Harrison Porn Harr ' Laurie Morn: Teresa Hand Bobby Hatred Robert Ha elitt Cynthia Harris Diane Henry RickHiRRins Danny Holder Regina Hollingsworth David Hoke Diana Horn back Charlotte Howell i' Ricky Hudgens Linda Hull Teresa Hum Jackie Jackson Mike Jackson Stove Jennoue Steve Johns Bob Hunt Kathy! JUNIORS NOW- Stove Kirby Danny Knight Debra Knight t Richard Knox Billy Kram JaneKrjntir Linda Krant Dour LanRston Micheal Lee Lisa I eMav Joyce Mallory luaniia Lovell Sandra Mathis Danny Martin Ronnie Mdupin Billy Maynard Lee McDowell Martha McCoy CreiR MclaiiRhlin Linda McLaughlin Danny McNeal Tony Merrick Steve Miller Melissa Moore Thomas Moore Terry Morris Fay Murphy Tony Newell Pugh Linda Pursley SENIORS IN 76 RondkJ Pcnictosl Su an Porn Bobbie Recce Jimmy Reed Wanda Reedi Brenda Sanford Billv Sapp Dale Selph Dewayne Judy Russell Debby Sanders Sharon Sta� ;v; Vernon Stevor on Eddie Steele Vicki Stinnett Deborah Treadway Pam Tidwell Reba Tidwell Mike Williams Vicki Williams Brad Wilson Shelia Wilson Mark Winters Maria Wyatt Eugene Hughs NOT PICTURED: Marlin Atkins Harold Baker . James Bender Kenny Betts Jeff Binkley i David Binkley j David Brown ' James Burroughs Tony Choate j ; KarIChunn George Crosswhite Brenda Daniels 1 Guy Frazier Randal Gentry ; Dennis Green Danny Hayes Yvonne Hunnel • Steven Hunt lames Jenkins 1 Thomas I allemahd ( Donald lample . Charles Lee Darrel Leibtit Joel long Jeffrey Mayo Merle Mayo ' Samuel Mavo ’ William Maynard Dale McCarvcr Robert Mills Anthony Moore ' Jeffrey Morris • David Morton Rickv Orange SOPHOMORE CLASS Debra Adams Randy Adams Donna Adcock David Albright Gary Albritton Sherron Alexander James Allen Penny Allen Tammi Allen Tina Allen Donnie Anderson Jeannie Anderson Penny Anderson Stephen Anderson Donna Atkins Phillip Austin Wayne Bailey Reginald Ballard Vaughn Balthrop Pat Barber Vicki Barnes Beckie Batts Danny Beaird Robert Been'e Brenda Bennett Barbara Bethel Chuck Bidwell Carol Binkley David Binkley John Binkley Lynne Binkley Steve Blackwell Nathan Blain Wade Boggs Cindy 8radlcy David Brown Pam Brown Debbie Burgess Larry Campbell Renee Cannon Scott Cannon Sheila Cannon Calvin Carney Cynthia Carney Van Carney Carol Chambliss Mark Chambliss Nelson Chambliss Dale Childress Mike Childress Brenda Chumbley Don Claiborne Kathy Clark Donna Clouse Vickie Clymore Curtis Cothran Cindy Cross Sandra Bruce Johnny Buchanan Steve Bumpus 84 Kaihy Crouch Lindsey Cunningham Lowell Cunningham Wanda Cunningham Michael Daniel Marianne Daniels Thelma Davidson Ricky Davis Wanda Davis Judy Demonbreum Debbie Denton Wayne Denton Judy Devore Theresa Dewire Robert Dillingham Doug Dixon Sherri Dodson Josh Dotson Michael Drake Terri Drake Jerry Edgin Randy Edgin David England Vickie Engelman Ginger Epps Kay Fambrough Vickie Ferguson Debbie Foster Scottie Foston Jeff Freeze Jimmy Fryer Steve Gafford Laura Garza Cynthia Gaston Teresa Gastor, Kevin Gillingham Marvin Gillahan Terri Dodson Jamie Donnally Donald Dorton Tina Edwaros Jeff Ellis Jerry Ellis William Flouman Jessie Forest Linda Fort Gerald Garrett Kathy Garrison Bruce Garton Doug Givens Jeff Givens Melinda Givens Jimmy Goldtrap Tammy Gower Pam Grant Clara Gregory Eddie Greer Gloria Greer Terri Greer Eddie Green SOPHOMORES NOW — Sherry Gregory Dorothy Gunter Margaret Gupton Shelia Gupton Sherry Hall Brenda Hampey Debbie Hanna Tammy Hand Cheryl Harris Eddie Harris Johnny Harris Teresa Hazelwood Linda Head Jimmy Hedgepath Jackie Hill Craig Holland Ricky Hollis Tony Holloway David Holt Danny Hooper Dotty Hooper Mark Hudgens Michelle Hudgens Ricky Hudgens Sherry Hudgens Marsha Hunt Gary Hunter Julie Hunter Marsha Hunter Steve Hylton Dona Jackson Scoitie Jennett James Johnson Teresa Johnson Steve Johnstone Mike Jones Tammy Jones Mike Jordan Lisa Keith Ronnie Kelly Hillard Liles Renee Lindsey Dean Link Julie Lockert Shawn Lockert Bert Lovell James Mallory Tammy Marbur Jennifer Mason Fairy Mayo SENIORS IN 77 Pamela Mayo Phillip Mayo Darla McC'ool Lea Mcuamei Linda McMahan Colby McNeal Barbara McWhirter Kenny Meadows Jan Mears Bob Measures Everett Miller Pam Miller Venisa Mitchell Eldridge Murphy Marc Neil Vivian Nicholson John Nickens Denese Norwood Jeff Orange Michael Orange Kerri Pace Don Pancher Karen Parks Tammie Pendergrass Cindy Perry Diane Perry Melissa Perry Roger Perry Jenny Person Trish Petty Cary Phillips Linda Phillips Leslie Pickett Debbie Pierce Rita Pigg Frank Pinkerton Mickey Pinkerton Selena Pillow Kim Poole CarlPresson Trulene Price Rodger Prior James Puckett Mark Pugh Bonnie Pursley Mark Raines Pamela Kay Sherry Ray Tim Ray Dale Reeder Judy Reedy James Reeves Linda Richards Dudley Rose Terry Roskan JoAnn Ross Sheila Ross Leonard Sanders Patsy Sanders Roger Sanders SOPHOMORES NOW — I Tracey Sanders Glenn Sawyer Dennis Schoonover Andy Sensing Nancy Shadowens Brian Shcaron Perrie Shepherd Kenny Shores Pat Smith Stephanie Smith Tommy Smith Ben Stack Karen Stallons Benjamin Steverson Angela Stewart Jackie Stewart Eddie Stinson Jeff Story Andy Street Chuck Stuart Randy Summers T.C. Swaggerty Meg Sykes Teresa Taylor James Teasley Angie Ubrey Mike Wilson Tommy Winters Lynn Thaxton Darlene Vaughn John Weaks Carla Williams Charlene Thomas Ken Walker Frank Weaver Penny Williams Glenda Wix Debbie Thorn Tammy Walker Karen West Sheryl Williams Carol Wood Cindy Tolar Charlcie Walt Beverly Whittaker Adrian Wilson Kathy Woods Jeanne Weakley Billy Wilkinson Art Toombs Steve Tucker Tony Tucker SENIORS IN 77 Not Pictured Carline Allen Debbie Atkins Clarence Bell Bobby Bilbrey Renee Bracey James Bush Deborah Chambliss Darrell Davidson Kenneth Dotson Katherine Driver Patricia Ezell Brenda Foster Richard Foster Robin Gann Robert Gibson Gary Givens Susie Greer Robert Head Andy Heggie Kerry Heggie George Hill Roland Hurley Steve Johns Neal Knalls Landon Lee Judy Lovell Danny McCarroll Jackie Mobley Kieth Perry Mickey Perry William Persinger Wayne Shcaron Robert Simmons Linda Smith Robert Stroud Charles Thomas Joseph Thompson Melroy VanWhy Elizabeth Watts Freshman Class Officers: (Starting at Top, From Left to Right) Shane McLaughlin, President; Jenny Osborne, Secretary; Regina Tidwell, Vice-President; Donna Boy te. Treasury. Dwayne Adams Dean Adkins Lanila Albright Jennie Albritton Mary Albright Barry Aldoridge Angie Allen, Cindy Allen Ronnie Allen LangdonAltom Jan Anderson William Anderson James Arman Steve Arrington Steve Ashton Patrice Atkins Vincent Ballard Jeffery Bagwell Timmy Balthrop Jennifer Balthrop Dawn Barker Nell Barnes Lois Barnes Penny Barnes Sandra Bateman Murray Batts Mark Beckman Donald Belcher Tim Bender Karen Bennett Mike Bentley Connie Berlin Stephen Bethel Bonnie Biggs Connie Biggs Kay Binkley Julie Binkley Kimberly Binkley Louie Binkley Bruce Binkley Wendell Binkley, Tommy Blackwell Terry Bolton Ann Bowman Donna Boyte Janet Bracey Kevin Bradley Jeff Brannon Bubba Brown Patty Bruce Jeff Brumfield Ronnie Bryant Melissa Bumpus Sandra Burgess Scott Burroughs Karen Burton Trudy Campbell Annita Carney Cindy Carroll Kenneth Clinard Greg Coke Tony Collier Johnny Conner SENIORS IN 78 Tracy Cook ClayCorlew Wayne Corn Ernest Crouch Londa Cochran Leann Cothran Sarah Couey Suzanne Cox Danny Curtis Debbie Davidson Camille Davis Dennis Deknoblough Jeannie Deknoblough Natalie Demonbreum Selisa Dickey Tammy Dillingham PaulDittman Chuck Dickson Wendell Donald Cheryl Dotson Star Douglas Jeffrey Dowlen Linda Dowlcn Marvin Dowlen Sheila Dozier Bruce Drake Doug Dudley Billy Duke Darlene Dwyer Mike Edgin Sherry Edwards Butch Eley Craig Empson Harley Ezell Angela Fege Bobby Ferguson Tammy Ferguson Telia Ferrell Karyn Fitzgerald Jerry Fogus John Fort Ronnie Foust Mary Freudeman Ricky Fuqua Ricky Garrett PhilGarton Kenny Gause Robbie Gentry Gordon Gcrwitz Marsha Gibson Carol Goolsby David Gower Karen Graham Terry Greene Johnny Grissom William Grissom Vickie Groves Johnny Gupton MikeGupton Gayla Haggard Candy Hall Chris Hall James Hamlin Roger Hamlin Catherine Harrington Diane Harris Jeff Harris Julee Harris Laurice Harris Laurie Harris Necy Harris Randall Harris Rhonda Harris Joey Harrison Vickie Harrison Patty Hazelwood Sherrie Heggie Pam Henley Rachel Henley Troy Hendricks Mary Lawrence Hiland Chris Hoke Felecia Hollis Randy Hollis Renee Housley Mark Howell Melissa Hudgens Michael Huff Larry Hunter Lea Hunter Theresa Hunter Wilfred Hunter Sandy Hutchens Mark Hylton Martha Hylton Sonya Ivey, Terry Jackson Peggy Jarrell Cynthia Johnson Jenny Johnson Randall Johnson David Jones Jeff Jones Beresha Jordan Johnny Jordan Joel Kinman Dean Johnny Knight Lloyd Knight Talton Knight 94 Michelle Knox Bill Krantz Jeff Krantz Mike Kreger Linda Lancaster Jerry Lane Eddie Lawrence Michelle Jordon Stephen Justice William Kerr Tcrria Kilgore Donna Leibfritz Kenneth Leibfritz Billy Lemmonds Randy Liles Lydia Loafman Sharon Long Steve Mackey Robert Majure Randall Marsh Amanda Martin Brenda Martin Renee Mayo Tony McGregor Ray McLaughlin Shane McLaughlin Kenneth McNeal Diane McNeese Jennie Meador Beverly Meadows Connie Merrick Melba Miller Kenny Milom Judy Moon Angelia Moore Dan Moore Lee Moore Ricky Moore Sonja Morgan Neill Morrison Greg Moulton Jimmy Murphy Sandra Nalls Janice Neely Al Murff Charlotte Newman Reba Newman Robbin Newman Joe Newson Ruth Newton Donna Nicholson Gary Nicholson Ricky Nicholson Tina Nicholson Herschel Nipper Paul Norfleet Debbie Odle Terriell Ogburn Billy Oldham Tracy Oliver Rick Olson Jeni Osborne Rene Osborne Lisa Overstreet Connie Parduc Jean Parker Marty Parker Johnny Parris Jean Parsley Debbie Pate LeeAnn Peeler Charles Perry Gail Perry Gay Perry Jerry Perry Karen Perry 95 Mary Jane Perry Pamela Person Todd Peterson Janice Phillips David Pierce Bill Poole Sheryl Powers Marie Prior Debbie Pritt Andy Proctor Randy Proctor Ricky Pulley Steve Ramsey Carolyn Ray Kenny Ray Rose Mary Raymei Cynthia Read Tammie Reece Jimmy Reed Nancy Reed Riley Reed Bobby Reeder Jacky Reeder Ruby Reeves Melody Rice Ronnie Richardson Thomas Roberts Jesse Robertson Lynn Robertson Milton Rose Vicky Sadler Bill Sanders Linda Sanford Laura Sapp KimSawvell Laurie Sawvell Sonja Scarbrough Charles Scott Donna Scott Teresa Sharpe Mike Shaver KimShearron Donna Sherrill Bobby Simmons Robert Simons Johnny Sloan Andra Smith Joyce Smith Bob Smith Valerie Solomon Judy Staggs Jimmy Stephens Phillip Stiles Teresa Stinson Butch Stokes Charles Story Jacky Story Lisa Street Steve Strickland Anthony Sullivan Glenda Sullivan Kirk Summers Sondra Swift FRESHMEN NOW ... Kim Talley Marilyn Talley Joey Tanner Rhonda Tayes Sheryl Tayes Lewis Taylor Linda Thomason, Gale Thornton Mark Tibbs Gina Tidwell William Tidwell Barry Tinch Todd Tucker Charlotte Tuthill Ralph Vaughn Randy Vinson Yvonne Wagner Terry Walker Alan Wallace Mark Warren Dawn Watts Judy Watts Wanda Watts Bessie White Sherry Whited Bruce Williams Bryan Williams Gladys White Karen Williams Sheila Williams .Nancy Williamson Doug Wilson Jimmy Wilson Ron Wilson Paula Wilson Wanda Wilson Lewis Winfrey Cynthia Winters Jeffery Wood Tim Wyatt Not Pictured: Berry Dee Adams William Ather Anderson Jeffrey R. Boyd Edward D. Bungart Bennie Franklin Cathey Cordell Owen Dotson Randy Lee Drake Dorothy L. Driver Cathy Lavonne Evans Lisa Lynn Farris Marta Jean Gilmore Cynthia Laurice Harris Kenneth Ray Harrison Rebecca Denise Hulan Gary Dean Hunter Martha Hulton Virginia Louise Johnson Arthur William Miller Jeffrey Wayne Moorfield Victor Lee Linder Katherine Harvette Major Doug Martin Moribcth Maxcy David Allen Newman Joyce Osborne Petra Osborne Larry Palmore Nathan Anthony Prince Timothy Chraig Shelton Bonnie Faye Smith Donald Stephens Felicia Lynn Street James Yates Randy Yates Linda Zimmerlee Susan Zucker Matt Swilley Wade Sweat Connie Taylor Neil Tomlin Betsy Ann Tabb Linda Thorn Randy Ward New Football Coaches OUR CAPABLE JANITORIAL AND CAFETERIA STAFF HONORS MR. CCHS 104 DOUG SWILLEY MISS CCHS ■■■■■■■ JANIS TAYLOR NANCY BATTS MOST INTELLECTUAL STEVE HUNT CAROL CARNEY BEST PERSONALITY DALE HARRIS TOMMY TUCKER MOST RELIABLE REBA JONES LEE FARMER MOST TALENTED SHERYL TUCKER RENE WATSON MOST ATTRACTIVE jim tucker JEFFREY McLaughlin MOST ATHLETIC teresa dowlen ANDY TUCKER BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT PATTY VICK VALEDICTORIAN PAULANNE SYKES SALUTATOR IANS NANCY BATTS RACHELLE SAPP 115 HONOR Paulanne Sykes 4.000 Nancy Jo Batts 3.937 Rachelle Sapp 3.937 Brenda Moore 3.777 Teresa Dowlen 3.724 Reba Jones 3.700 Steve Hunt 3.655 Nancy Norwood 3.566 Steven Holt 3.565 Susan Brumfield 3.562 Trudi Grady 3.536 Lynn Ellis 3.500 Lisa Grimes 3.484 Doug Swilley 3.483 Greg Meador 3.481 STUDENTS Kathy Dwyer 3.464 Sheryl Tucker 3.448 Debra Harrison 3.444 Jeff McLaughlin 3.413 John Albright 3.400 Peggy Hampton 3.393 Carol Stinson 3.387 Doug Perry 3.329 Kim Harris 3.296 Carol Carney 3.275 Danita Morris 3.222 Reva Binkley 3.142 Peggy Poole 3.166 Elizabeth Altom 3.107 Michael Fair 3.080 Donna Bumpus 3.074 Yvonne Cannon 3.037 Shelia Boyd 3.000 Cliff Eley 3.000 Wayne Foust 3.000 Grace Hallums 3.000 Lisa Mackenzie 3.000 117 D.A.R. AWARD REBA JONES D.A.R. award is presented by the Cheatham County of the Daughters of the American Revolution, award is elected in the same manner as the Civitan winner. Both are very coveted awards. CIVITAN AWARD DALE HARRIS The Civitan award is presented by the Civitan of Ashland City. The members of the Senior Class for the boy they feel shows the best qualities of citizenship. The faculty chooses one from the top chosen by the Seniors. ACTIVITIES Patty Vick Homecoming Queen Donna Boyte Shelia Brown Penny Williams [Suzanne Allen Kathy DeLoach usassisai 1st Runnel Eva Norfleet J ■Jueen iuzanne Ulen VARSITY CHEERLEADERS HOMECOMING 75 Itfl:!?0nT eC0min8 C°Ucr,: Hom °min8 Queen, (Center) Patty Vick, Senior; (Left to Right) Reba Jones, Senior; Penny Williams, Sophomore; Fresh Br°Wn' Semor' Su anne Al|en, Junior; Kathy Deloach, Junior; Donna Boyte, Freshman; Cindy Perry, Sophomore; and Selisa Dickey, Jimmy Goldtrap; Jimmy Paste; Steve Ashton; Stacy Smith; and Ronnie Watts. The COLOR GUARD consists of: (Left to Right) Pam Miller; Valerie Burton, Captain; Carlene Allen; Jo Ann Ross; Pam Mayo; Julie Hunter; and Pam Stack. Drill Squad: (Left to Right) Cindy Allen; Pam Tidwell; Nancy Reed; Kahne Smith, Co-Captain; Debbie Allen, Captain; Jan Mears; Sherry Dotson; and Sonja Ivey. DRILL SQUAD MUSIC BROUGHT TO YOU BY DENNIS BARNES CHORUS SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL DON'T QUIT Success is failure turned inside out — The silver tint of the clouds of doubt — And you never can tell how close you are. It may be near when it seems afar; So stick to the fight when you are hardest hit — It's when things seem worse that you musn't quit. 133 134 136 137 VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL The basketball team had a slow start this year; but as Coach Rye put it, it was simply because of a few mental mistakes at the wrong time. But they have truly picked up with more work on man to man defense and rebounding. These boys work 10 hours a week and should have a “congratulations for putting forth a tremendous effort. BOYS: GET WITH IT ABILITY ... B-TEAM BASKETBALL B-Team basketball is probably the most slighted sports event in the entire school. I doubt if 30 people in the entire school have ever been to a B-Team game, yet these boys practice as much as the Varsity Team. Coach Rye says it would be beneficial to have a B-Team coach to get more boys ready for Varsity Basketball. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1974-75 Varsity Basketball Girls can be described in two words with it! Although they haven't won every game they certainly don't stop trying until the buzzer sounds for the game to end. I believe we could be honest in stating that these girls are winners! 146 Annette Bracev itilO'iufsj People the basketball team couldn't do without: (From left to Right) Dorcus Pugh, manager; Donnie Jordan, Coach; and Margaret Gupton, manager. _____________________________________ 1 WRESTLING FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL (Left to Right) Vincent Ballard, William Anderson, Shane McLaughlin, Craig Empson, Tracy Hendricks, Butch Stokes, Langdon Altom, Joe Newson, Ralph Vaughn, Mark Tibbs, and Terill Ogburn FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL 153 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Regina Tidwell Tina Nicholson Connie Berlin Meribeth Maxey Susan Zucker Angela Allen Danila Morris, an assistant editor, is busy at work typing her letter of resignation to our slave-driving sponsor ECHO We of the annual would like to thank those who have helped us in our tightest moments: Mrs. Sykes, Shelia Wilson, and Steve Miller. Hope you enjoy the annual. Lynn Ellis, editor Gregg Meader, Photographer Danita Morris, Assistant Editor Paulanne Sykes, Assistant Editor Gregg Meader, annual photographer, is known as Ole Carrier Face to we of the annual room STAFF -jft 4% Editor, Lynn Ellis, looks as if someone has just surprised her with the final deadline. The Student Council Officers are: (Top) Doug President; (Left to Right) Carol Carney, Secretary; Penn Plumlee; and (Bottom) Jim Tucker, Vice-President. GOVERNMENT CUB SCRIPTS STAFF The CUB SCRIPTS staff, under the leadership of Tracy Barker and Rita Rorie, editors, produc the school newspaper. It's impressive format reflects the staff's knowledge of journalis and their hours of hard work. If First Row: Stacy Smith, Doug Swilley, Mrs. Lucille Sykes, Paulanne Sykes, Lynn Ellis, Rachelle Sapp. Second Row: Eddie Greer, Dwight Nicholson, Gregg Meador, John Albright, Bill Jones. Third Row: Steve Miller, Steve Johns, Kathy Crouch, Meg Sykes, Butch Eley. President, Stacy Smith; Vice-President, Gregg Meador; Sec.-Treas., Rachelle Sapp Tut! I have done a thou- sand dreadful things as will- ingly as one would kill a fly. 162 I never heard so musical a discord, such sweet thunder. Men have died from time to time, and worms have eaten them, but not for love. 'We are so outnumbered there's only one thing to do. We must attack.' We'll pluck a crow together.' ’Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown. IMCIMCIMCI 'The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers.1 BILL JONES — Jr.: Contest Work — Lambeth, A.P.S.U.; Comedy Show '74; Eighth Grade Show; Butterflies are Free — Usher; No Room in the Hotel — Traveling Man; Grandma's Best Years — Special Effects; Cleanest Town in the West — Crash Crackdown; The King and I — Sir Edward Ramsey; My Fair Lady — Henry Higgins PAULANNE SYKES — Sr.: Contest Work — Lam- beth, A.P.S.U.; Make-up; Comedy Show —'73,74, 75; Spy for a Day — Maria; Eighth Grade Varie- ty Show; Sophia the Seamstress — Sophia' Grandma's Best Years — Mrs. Abbott; The King and I — Anna, publicity; The Skin of Our Teeth — Mrs. Antrobus; My Fair Lady — Eliza TOMMY ELLIS — Sr.: Christmas Play — 72,74; Comedy Show — 73, 75; The Cleanest Town in the West — Wildcat Saddlesore; The Ransom of Red Chief — Red Chief CLIFF ELEY — Sr.: Comedy Show — 73, 74, '75; Mountain Madness — Hank; Grandma's Best Years — Set; Butterflies are Free — Set; The King and I — Set; My Fair Lady — Publicity TOMMY TUCKER — Sr.: Comedy Show — 73, 74,75; Spy for a Day — Bor- is; 8th Grad Show; Butterflies are Free — Set; The King and I — Captain Orton, Set; Mountain Madness — Grandpa; Grandma's Best Years — Patch; My Fair Lady — publicity ROY BUCHANAN — Jr.: Eighth Grade Show — Acting and Lighting; Spy for a Day — Jimmy; Mountain Madness — Oscar; Unto Beth- lehem ; Grandma's Best Years — Cousin Oscar, lighting; Contest Work — Lambeth, A.P.S.U.; The King and I — lights and curtain; My Fair Lady — Col. Hugh Pickering TERESA ANN DICKEY - Jr.: Comedy Show - 73, 74, 75; Contest Work — Lambeth; Sophia the Seamstress — Pearl; Grandma's Best Years — Marion; My Fair Lady — Usherette 164 DAVID HOKE — Jr.: Comedy Show; Mountain Madness — Assistant Director; A Touch of Genius — Ace Reporter; Spy for a Day ; Ransom of Red Chief — Usher; The King and I — Louis; Grandma's Best Years — Shorty CINDY LAMPLEY — Sr.-: Ramsom of Red Chief ; Comedy Show — 73, 74, '75; But- terflies are Free — program; Sophia the Seamstress — Assistant Director; Pub- licity; Costumes; Make-up JOHN GIBBS — Sr.: Comedy Show — 72, '73, '74, 75; The Ransom of Red Chief ; The Cleanest Town in the West ; Grandma's Best Years — set; The King and I — slave; Usher DIANE LAMPLEY — Sr.: Comedy Show — 74, 75; Contest Work — Lambeth, A.P.S.U.; The Ransom of Red Chief — Susan Chandler; Sophia the Seamstress ; Grand- ma's Best Years — Bubbles; My Fair Lady — Assistant Director LEE FARMER — Sr.: Spy for a Day ; Comedy Show — '73, 74, '75; Eighth Grade Show — Pianist; The King and I — Pianist; Night of One Acts — Pianist; My Fair Lady — Pianist [ SCOTTY POOLE - Jr.: Comedy Show — 73, 74, 75; Mountain Madness — Paw Jones; Grand- ma's Best Years — set; The King and I — Prince Chulalonghorn; Usher STEVE KIRBY — Jr.: Com- edy Show — 73, 74, 75; The Ransom of Red Chief — Red Chief; Mountain Madness ; Grandma's Best Years — Willie; The King and I — Usher; Butterflies Are Free — Ralph F.H.A. FHA Officers: (Left to Right) Treasurer, Donna Nicholson; Reporter, Jan- is Taylor; President, Jack- ie Jackson; Parliamentar- ian, Sheryl Tucker; Secre- tary, Kathy DeLoach; Vice-President, Suzanne Allen; and Historian, Lau- rice Harris. LIBRARY STAFF BIBLE CLUB BETA Club Officers: (Left to Right) Jennifer Harris, Secretary; Nancy Batts, reasure; Debra Harrison, President; and Paulanne Sykes, Vice-President. LAUREATE STAFF JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE JCL Officers: (Left to Right) Dorothy Gunter, Vice- President; Vicki Clymore, Historian; and Terri Greer, Secretary. Mrs. Sanford, Sponsor VICA TRADES AND INDUSTRY • uilild lUL STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD 455 ii , F.F.A SPANISI Spanish Club Officers and Program Committee QUILL AND SCROLL SCIENCE CLUB CHEATHAM CO. OFFICIALS 1 County Judge — Trustee — Robert Pennington Ruse Tucker Sheriff — Circuit Court Clerk — Dorris Weakly Lloyd Harris County Court Clerk — Reg-at-Large — Russell Balthrope Virginia Jackson County Registor — Clerk Master — Betty Ross Doris Sanders Tax Assessor — Road Superintendent — Junior Dozier Eugene Fambrogn Compliments of ( V Compliments of Anderson, Garrett Security Federal and Savings and Loan 502 South Main Street Ashland City, Tenn. 37015 Boyd Funeral Home Donnie Jones — Manager ; • • i i f 178 CHEATHAM COUNTY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION We Support Our Youth — We're Always A Winner 180 Wynn's X-Tend Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation Winfreys Dist. Co. Wynn's Products P.O. Box 90030 Nashville, Tenn. 37209 Telephone: 298 4743 Ashland City Bank And Trust Co. Ashland City Phone: 792-4180 X Compliments of Bracey's Service asHLann BanKcTKUSTCO Pleasant View Branch Pleasant View, Tenn. Lockert's Drug Co. 746-5061 Reliable Prescription Service Phone: 792-4331 Ashland City, Tennessee Compliments Of The Fashion Gallery Thelma Lovell Distinctive Apparel For Ladies 106 Main Street, Ashland City, Tenn. 37015 615-792-7404 B M Texaco Station 792-7228 181 ASHLAND CITY BANK TRUST CO. □ WE I BELIEVE! □ □ LOCKERT FUNERAL HOME 109 SYCAMORE STREET ASHLAND CITY, TENNESSEE 792-4120 SERVICE — THOUGHTFULNESS — UNDERSTANDING We Service All Burial Association Policies 1� STATE STOVE MANUFACTURING CO., INC. POWER EQUIPMENT CO. KNOXVILLE NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA KINGSPORT 577 - 5563 244-1680 6 29 - 2545 2 46 - 8101 SERVICE compliments of POWER EQUIPMENT CO. MASCO P.O. Box 576 27 North Main St. Springfield, Tenn. Area Code 615 Telephone 384-7511 Serving America's schools with fund raising ideas since 1968 in seven divisions: Antron, Hallmar, Lingeo, Nasco, Prudential, Rhinehart and Voltex Compliments of Anderson, Garret and Boyd Funeral Home Ashland City UMYF Meg Sykes — Steve Vaughn — Jennifer Person Paulanne Sykes — Cary Norwood — Rachelle Sapp Tommy Tucker — Lynn Ellis — Andy Tucker Cliff Eley 185 Best Wishes to Seniors of 1975 Sounds Scenes 106 North Main Ashland City, Tenn. 37015 RECORDS — TAPES — POSTERS STEREO EQUIPMENT —RADIOS (AM-FM-2-WAY) 792-7491 Bus. owners RITA MILLER JERRY BAKER Wonderland Nursery Highway 41A 4 miles North of Pleasant View Joe Claud Electric, Inc. Residential Commercial Work Pleasant View Sango 746-3371 375-3425 Steele Saddle Tree AUTHORIZED CATALOG SALES MERCHANT Sears COMPLIMENTS OF Thelma Lovell Satisfaction Guaranteed Vernon Knight (Owner) 108 N. Main 792-5133 We Support Our Youth Stout Motel Highway 41-A 186 In Loving Memory of Pamela June Forbes Although she is gone the memory remains Sudden was the call that brought us so much pain Though she has left us her friendship we remember Her kind face we see so warm and so tender We miss her face and her soft, sweet smile But we know she is gone for just a short while We don't have tomorrow but we had yesterday I'm sure she would want for us to remember her in this way By her many loving friends Shearon Funeral Home B.A. Lovell Clarksville Tenn. Ashland City Times Millers Campground Orange's Grocery Evan's and Hester Ashland City Sunshine Center Grocery United Service Hudson Brothers, Inc. Pegram Service Station 188 Bi-Rite Murray and Mike Allen: Owners Groceries, Exxon gas, Oil, Kerosene, Bait Shop Spanish Trails Subdivision Ice, Hunting and Fishing License, Wiles Feeds Ashland City, Tenn. Also specializing in Country Hams Phone: 792-5086 Cheap Hill, Highway 12 Joan Balitsley, Owner and Operator Phone: 792-4618 Vicks Hardware Williams T.V. Service 307 North Main Street Ashland City, Tenn. 111 Bowker Street Phone:792-4721 Phone:792-7319 Allens Kemps Food Town 611 South Main Ashland City, Tenn. Phone: 792-5753 In Memory of Her Sister Sandra Jo Heggie by DONNA HEGGIE Midway Supply SKATE AT ASHLAND SKATELAND WHERE ELSE CAN YOU FIND A BABY SITTER FOR A $1.25 for 3 HOURS Ashland City Beauty Salon Judy Sanders Sanders Appliance Sales and Service Good Luck Class of 75 Vicki and Gary Tidwells Family Center 190 Ashland City Florists 120 Main Street Ashland City, Tenn. 37015 Mary Bateman, Owner FTD, TF, and FX Wire Service Compliments of Newman's Cafe Highway 49 792-5445 Owner Operator, Debra Bowman Best meal for less Pit barbecue and homecooked meals Compliments of the Ashland City Post Office Ashland City Salvage A-MC Powers Inc. Furniture and Appliances We Buy and Sell Public Square Ashland City Sam A. Reeks Son Binkley's Barber Shop Bcarwallow Road 792-4034 Ashland City, Tenn. We do appreciate your business Bert's IGA Blanket Store Shell Station The Parts House 100 Stratton Blvd. Ashland City, Tenn. 37015 Phone: 792-7565 Dayton Tires, Gas, Oil Wheel Balancing Pleasant View, Tennessee Empson Drug Company Your Friendly Rexall Dealer Main Street, Ashland City, Tenn. Phone: 792-4644 Way Fair Carpet Barn Area Rugs, Wall to Wall Carpet, Braided Rugs, Pad, and Installation Pleasant View Phone: 746-3445 __________________Night: 746-5452_____________ 191 In Loving Memory of Jenean Hollis Davis J.L. Stacks and Sons Mid-State Tractor Equipment Co The Six T 4 :heatham county INTRALHIG SCHOOL _ sssassB - -- Owner Steve Gafford Reed's Insurance Agency We specialize in personal service Life — Health — Auto — Home — Commercial WE BELIEVE IN OUR YOUTH Compliments of Washington Mfg Company Bill Gourley Chevrolet Inc. Porter Brown Jmestone, Co., Inc, Crushed Stone — Agricultural Lime Manufactured Sand — Concrete Building Materials Office: North Walnut Street 384-3524 Plant: Springfield 384-5578 Plant: Cross Plains 654-3854 Springfield, Tenn. I m Gossage Jewelers “YOUR WEST NASHVILLE JEWELER 5302 Charlotte Avenue Nashville, Tenn. 37209 CONGRATULATIONS TO Seniors 1974-75 ;!ST S w ■ • « . 11 Pleasant View Mi ■% HFeeding and Grinding Nutrena Feeds and Highland Feeds Phone: 746-5521 Pleasant View, Tenn. Cheap Hill Church of Christ Alvin Rose, Minister Compliments of J.C. Balthrop Ins. Agency Compliments of Western Auto Association Chambliss Const. Co., Inc. Residential — Commercial — Concrete — Pools 110 Frey Street Ashland City, Tennessee 37015 792-5563 CARL CHAMBLISS, President Binkley's Grocery Coin-operated Laundry Arco Casand Oil Highway 41-A Phone: 746-5100 Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation Live Better Electrically Hagewood Motor: Inc. Joelton Food Towr Groceries — Purina Feeds Specializing in — USDA Prime Beef Phone: 766-2336 We Have the Spirit to Serve Wendell Smith's Corner 53rd Avenue North and Charlotte Avenue West Nashville, Tennessee 37209 J.W. Adams Son: Disposal Services 269 Pond Creek Rd. Ashland City, Tennessee Phone: 356-0285 194 Hadley Bros. Implement Co. John Deere Sales Service Phone: 648-4661 Clarksville, Tenn. Complimenls of Jeanies Doughnut Shop Sycamore Valley Country Club Compliments of Ideal Printing Company Chambers Market 6210 Clarksville Highway Harold Bradley and Son Saw Mill aw Milling — Custom Sawing — Lumber — Slabs and Dust Box 385 Phone 792-4842 or 792-4025 Ashland City, Tenn. 37015 Compliments of Ashland City Dept. Store M P Bi Rite Grocery Go Mighty Cubs Lynn Tommy Tavey's Grocery Bait and Tackle Hunting and Fishing Licenses Discount Gasoline Hwy. 12 792-4396 195 We'll help you do the things you want to do United Citizens Bank OF CHEATHAM COUNTY ASHLAND CITY, TENNESSEE SOUTH MAIN AND FORREST STREETS 792-5672 (NASHVILLE DIRECT LN. 255-0629) 8:00-3:00 Mon., Thurs., Sat. 8:00-6:00 Fri. (Closed Wed.) Tuckers Big Star THE STORE THAT SERVICE BUILT 100% Self-Service 201 Main Street Quality Stamps Compliments of John W. Judkins Nashville Surgical Supplies 3332 Powell Avenue, Nashville, TN. Gunter Realty Co. Selling for you is our business Gilbert Allen, 792-4119 John Buchanan, 746-5530 Mike Gunter, 792-4961 Office: 792-5742 or 244-1668 Tiny's Furniture 900 Cumberland Drive Clarksville, Tenn. 37040 PH. 647-0425 River Bend Quarter Horse Barn anice's Beauty Salon 113 Oak Street Phone: 792-4018 Farm Bureau Insurance Agency Ashland City Ready Mix Ready Mix — Dozer Work — Custom Hauling 792-5153 Office Phones 792-7422 Compliments of A iIliam G. Wilkinson Home Phone: 746-5544 jrjL Compliments of ✓tama Sue and Pappy J-B's Auto Parts Box 226 AV, Rt. s2. Joelton, Tenn. 37080 Clarksville, Highway (41-A) P.V. Telephone 746-3736 — Nashville Telephone 766-0598 ■ xnLnnfj Compliments of Dr. Baldwin 197 Compliments of Vann and Sherry Compliments of Balthrop Motors Inc. Your Chrysler — Plymouth, Dodge, Dodge Trucks Complete Sales Service 792-4451 Your Personable Dealer 244-3927 Hillside Florists New Management, Wanda Iordan Owner Customers Satisfaction Comes First 101 Stratton Bwd. Phone:792-4515 Day, Night or Sunday State Farm Insurance Jimmy E. Allen, Agent — 409 S. Main St. Phone: 792-7507 or 792-4204 Just like a good neighbor. State Farm is there! Lewis Perry 24 Hr. Towing Service — 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Phone:792-5338 101 S. Main St. Ashland City, TN. Jarrell's Bait Shop Hwy. 12 Cheap Hill Fishing Hunting Supplies i Cold Beer Ice Vann Farm Service Rt. 1, Ashland City, Tenn. 37015 Phone: 792-4006 Your local Federal Fertilizer Dealer Compliments of Jack Williams Rowe International Inc., Nashville Christy's Beauty Shop Lockertsville Road Route 1 792-4648 Klondike Rose E. Denney, owner Compliments of Clyde Burroughs 198 Compliments of Bradley Printing Co. 202 No. Main St. Ashland City, Tennessee Specializing in Job Printing Phone: 792-5175 Green Acres Restaurant 67% Clarksville Hwy. 766-9185 Williams Jewelers Coakley's Drive In 51 North Main Street T k t Ashland City, Tenn. Owner — W. LaVerne Gibbs Diamonds — Watches — Gifts Springfield — Ashland City Compliments of Dr. C.L. Fields Compliments of Bowmans' Tire Service Donnally's Arco Station Compliments of Shivers Shoe Shop 112 Ashland City, Tenn. South Main St. Road — Tune-ups — Minor Repairs ’0nCS:7«:S Ashland City, TN. Ernies Drive-in Market Let's Talk Real Estate L.J. Matlock, Jr. Real Estate Agent Ashland City, Tenn. 792-4169 Nashville, Tenn. 792-5332 244-3271 Large or Small — Junior is the one to Call Hwy. 12 Ashland City 792-9123 Bait, Tackle Picnic Supplies 7:30 A.M. till 12:00 Compliments of Norwood Cleaners Good luck and Best Wishes Always: Rebecca Bob Gupton Farmers Mercantile Warrens Paints G.W. Hunter Grocery Highway 41-A Furniture and Appliances 792-4133 199 This Page Reserved for Someone Special Compliments of Your School Photographer Delbridge Studio 200