Cleburne County High School - Tiger Yearbook (Heflin, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1977 volume:

The Senior Class of Cleburne County High School Presents MEMORIES OF THE 1976-77 SCHOOL YEAR THE TIGER Volume XXXII leburne County High School Heflin, Alabama We Were a Camera with Its Shutter Open, Quite Passive. . . Someday All of This Will Have to Be Developed, Carefully Printed, and Fixed. W Jfl 1st place float - Drama Club Homecoming Court: Nikki Owen, Linda Vise, Charlene Brown, Jo Ann Charles, Terri Taylor. I 4 Contents We Were Dedicated But Carefree. Seniors Dedication Memory Faculty Classes Organizations Activities Advertisements Mr. and Miss Tiger CCHS Varsity Football 76-77 We Were Participants Football season is a season of delight and par- ticipation for CCHS students. Everyone joined in the thrill of Friday pep rallies and the Friday night games when an overflow crowd of students and school supponers turned out to join the excite- ment of bands, cheerleaders, and a screaming crowd - supponing the CCHS Varsity Tigers. Varsity Cheerleaders 6 We Were Individuals.. I SENIOR, Jeff Adams Marie Austin Karen Baber Milton Bell Liz Bennett Connie Braden Charlene Brown Jerry Brown Joe Brown 7 Johnny Brown Lynn Brown John Buga Bruce Cash James Cates Jo Ann Charles Scott Cheatwood Vivian Clay Keith Crawford Joel Crowson Christine Cunningham Sacia Curry Donald Davis Cathy Dempsey Malinda Dempsey Bruce Dunn Ray Dunn Bobby Elkins Mark Estes Burton Evans Donald Gaines 8 Steven Gann Keith Godwin Billy Goodman Richard Goodson Karen Grizzard Karla Grubbs Rhonda Heard Deborah Henry Jimmy Henry Bill Hiett Jeff Hightower Eddie Hill Terry Hughes Sharon Humphries Gail Hunt Nell Hunt Nathan Jarrell Dennis Jarrett Baxter Johnson Portia Johnson Scott Johnson 10 Dixie Kellum Mark Laminack Pam Levans Danny Lines Shannon Lorren Ronnie Mayfield Cindy Mercer Marc Miles Debbie Morgan Jeff Morris Carla Newell Winford Owens Deann Parker Toney Parker Johnny Parson Jami Payne Geralyn Perkins Frank Perry Tim Pesnell James Phillips Nina Pritchett 12 Keith Pullen Kelly Pullen Angie Reid Rex Riddle Steve Robertson Mark Robinson Vickie Rollins Joe Sanders Keith Sheffield David Skinner Becky Smith Royce Smith Terry Smith Scott Storey Shelia Swafford Barbara Thomas Billy Thomas Laura Triplett Ben Turley Lance Turner Terry Turner M Michael Van Curon Linda Vise Linda Walker Sherry Waters Sandra Weathers Beverly Wheeles Ann Wood Clarence Wood Sammy Wynn 16 Good Citizenship Girl Charlene Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winford Brown of Muscad- ine, was chosen DAR Good Citizenship Girl for 1976-77 by the CCHS faculty. Charlene was selected Homecoming Queen for 1976. She is head cheerleader and was chosen Most Dependable in the Senior Who's Who and Senior Favorite and Honor Graduate. She was also selected Miss Drama Club and Miss FHA for 1976-77. Senior Honors Named Perfect A ttendance Lance Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner of Route 3, Hef- lin, has been present each day for his entire twelve years of school. Lance is active in athletics at CCHS and was selected Mr. Tiger and Friendliest in the Senior Who's Who. He is a member of the Beta Club, the Science Club, the H- Club and the FCA. 17 James Cates Is Valedictorian of Class of 1977 James Cates James Cates has earned the distinctive honor of Valedictorian of the 1977 graduating class for having the highest academic average in grades ten, eleven and twelve. His average is 95.65. James is secretary of the Beta Club, president of the Senior Science Club, and a member of the 1977 Annual Staff. He has excelled as a member of the Cleburne County High School Band and has been chosen an All-State Band Member for the past three years. He was selected Most Studious in the Senior Who’s Who. James' parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Cates of Muscadine, Alabama. Keith Sheffield Is Salutatorian of Class of 1977 Keith Sheffield Keith Sheffield has earned the honor of Salutatorian of the 1977 graduating class for having the second highest grade average in his class. His grade average in grades ten, eleven, and twelve is 95.25. Keith is president of the Beta Club and Vice-President of the Science Club. He is president of the Senior Class and was selected Most Dependable in the Senior Who's Who. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sheffield of Muscadine, Alabama. 19 Honor Graduates A re Named for Class of 1977 These fourteen members of the Senior Class have earned the distinction of Honor Graduate for having achieved an overall average of 90 or above in grades ten, eleven and twelve. Carla Newell Senior Favorites Elected by Popular Vote of Class Cindy Mercer Charlene Brown Sherry Waters 23 Senior Who’s Who Elected Twenty-eight members of the Senior Class have been chosen by popular vote of their classmates to the Senior Who's Who. Neatest: Debbie Morgan and Ray Dunn Friendliest Lance Turner and Sherry Waters Cutest Scott Johnson and Linda Vise 24 Most Studious Jami Payne and James Cates Prettiest and Most Handsome Joe Brown and Liz Bennett Most Likely to Succeed Winford Owens and Sharon Humphries Most Dependable Charlene Brown and Keith Sheffield 25 Most Popular Marc Miles and Cindy Mercer Wittiest Rex Riddle and Laura Triplett Biggest Flirt Keith Crawford and Beverly Wheeles 26 Best Dressed Shelia Swafford and Toney Parker Most A thletic Pam Levans and Jerry Brown Most Talented John Buga and JoAnn Charles Best All Around Joel Crowson and Karen Baber Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1977, being of sound mind and preparing to depan from Cleburne County High School, do bequeath the following of our worldly goods to our friends which we leave behind: I, Jeff Adams, leave - but not without leaving my white Aussie hat to Jeff Waters. I, Marie Austin, leave my early departures from school on Tuesdays to any girl who is lucky enough to have her boyfriend pick her up. I, Karen Rae Baber, leave my brains to Debbie Baber. 1, Milton Bell, leave a vacancy at the Vocational School. I, Liz Bennett, leave all of my accounting work to Mrs. Daughtery's next year’s accounting classes. I, Connie Braden, leave my ability to drive my yellow bug to Ruth Heitt. 1, Charlene Brown, leave my school spirit and love for CCHS to the 1977-78 Cheerleaders. I, Jerry Brown, leave to be very happily married to Laura Triplett. I, Joe Brown, leave my little black book to the highest bidder. 1, Johnny Brown, am lucky to leave. I, Lynn Brown, leave my combination locker to Brenda Ackles. I, John Buga, leave my back seat on the band bus to anyone capable of handling it. I, Bruce Cash, leave my former curley hair to George Lockridge, who really doesn't need it. For the good of CCHS, I, James Cates, leave! I, Jo Ann Charles, leave my loyalty and love for the band to Laura Jane White. I, Scott Cheatwood, leave all the future hauling of fertilizer to my brother Todd. I, Vivian Clay, leave my place in Mr. Morton's office to Debbie Timms - I hope she doesn't use it as much as I did. I, Keith Crawford, leave my parking place to Mike Morrow. I, Joel Willard Crowson, leave to be with my Bud. I, Christine Cunningham, leave my new book, SUCCESS WITH THE OPPOSITE SEX, to Beverly Johnson. I, Sacia Curry, leave my acting ability to Leah. I, Donald Duck Davis, leave - to the delight of many teachers. I, Cathy Dempsey, leave my Economics notes to anyone who wants them. I, Malinda Dempsey, leave my ability to be married and go to school at the same time to Becky Dempsey. I, Bruce Dunn, leave the bird-dogging to Marc Ayers. I, Ray Dunn, just plain leave. I, Bobby Elkins, leave to never come back. I, Mark Estes, leave my mustache to Mike Nook” Morrow. I, Burton Evans, leave my ability to skip school and not get caught to Steve Hunt. I, Donnie Gaines, leave Laura - and dare anyone to try to take her away from me when I'm gone. I, Steven Gann, leave to be with Patricia. I, Keith Godwin, leave my hair to Phillip Bell. I, Billy Goodman, unwillingly leave Karen Phillips behind, but I'm looking forward to her graduation day. I, Richard Goodson, leave my bus driving ability to Eddie L. - he's going to need all the help he can get._ I, Karen Grizzard, leave all my cheat sheets to Cindy Trumbo. 1, Karla Grubbs, leave my ability to cut hair to Darlene Brooks. I, Rhonda Heard, leave my cuteness to Theressa Johnson. 1, Deborah Henry, leave my day dreams to my sister, Sandra. I, Jimmy Henry, leave my sleeping in 4th period Economics class to Kathy Bowman. I, Jeff Hightower, leave nothing - I'm taking it all with me. I, Eddie Hill, leave my chewing tobacco to Greg Murphy. I, Terri Hughes, leave my brother to anyone who wants him. I, Sharon Humphries, leave to become another avid Bear fan. I ,• Gail Hunt, leave to be with Rockie full time. I, Nell Hunt, leave my pretty red hair to Dianne Pesnell. I, Nathan Jarrell, once more leave school - this time legally. I, Dennis Jarrett, leave my job at Pops to Tim Harlan. I, Baxter Johnson, leave to return to my sheep. Bbrraaat. I, Scott Johnson, leave my height to Eric Lee. 28 Class Will I, Portica Johnson, leave my ability to get along with everybody to everybody at CCHS. I, Dixie Kellum, leave my big mouth to my sister, Cathy. I, Mark Laminack, leave my habit of being late for homeroom to Keith Turner. I, Pam Levans, leave to further my education of foreign relations with Germans. I, Danny Lines, hope to leave the hope of leaving CCHS, to the Jr. Class. I, Shannon Lorren, happily leave. 1, Ronnie Mayfield, leave my laziness to Rabbit Tick” Jones. I, Cindy Mercer, leave working with the school photographer to Phyllis Lumpkin. I, Marc Miles, leave my sex appeal to Pierce Norton. I, Debbie Morgan, happily leave Mr. Kent's Government class. I, Jeff Goob Morris, leave my height to Michael Shorn. I, Carla Newell, leave my ability to open combination lockers to Karen Poland. She needs it. I, Winford Owens, leave my Ace Shirt to Tyrus Morgan. I, Dee Ann Parker, leave my ability to be Mother Tushog” to Debbie Timms. 1, Toney Parker, would leave my coolness, but there is no one left that is cool enough to handle it! I, Jami Payne, leave my appetite to Nikki Owen and the Mav to Mitch Mercer. I, Johnny Parson, leave my ability to work on cars to Joey Williams. 1, Geralyn Perkins, leave to be only Terry's forever. I, Frank Chico Perry, leave Bus 43 much quieter and more peaceful. 1, Tim Pig Pesnell, leave Mrs. Noell with a little peace of mind. 1, James Phillips, leave my cool attitude and handsome looks to William Estell. I, Nina Pritchett, leave my ability to get along with the Cleburne County Sheriff's Department to anyone who needs it. I, Keith Pullen, leave Nikki and Kim to fight over my baby pictures. I, Kelly Pooh Bear” Pullen, leave, insisting on keeping my sherry” to myself. 1. Angie Reed, leave my straight shiny hair to Melissa Cobb. I, Rex Riddle (Weird Harold), leave to star in my own jello pudding commercial. I, Steve Robertson, leave my mischievous grin to Joey Webb. I, Mark Chubb” Robinson, leave Laura Wood to be constantly dreaming of me. I, Vickie Rollins, leave my ability to drive Mr. Harris crazy to anyone he will put up with. I, Joe Sanders, leave my good looks? to Toney Sanders. I, Keith Sheffield, leave my ability to sleep in class with my eyes open to Tommy Cash. I, David Skinner, leave to become a full time pine tree exterminator. I, Becky Smith, leave my pretty eyes to Denise Pate. I, Royce Smith, am just glad to leave. I, Terry Smith, leave my job at Pop's to David Pate. 1, Scott Storey, leave my tennis shoes to next year's gym class. 1, Shelia Swafford, ave to eat all my meals with Colonel SANDERS.” I, Barbra Thomas, leave my long legs to Deborah Phillips. I, Billy Thomas, leave my job at Bill's Dollar Store” to anyone who wants it. I, Laura Triplett, leave to become Mrs. Jerry Brown. I, Benji Turley, leave my aggravating Mrs. Brimmer to Joe Turley. I, Lance Babe Turner, leave my ability to write announcements for the announcement sheet for Joe Brown to Pierce Norton. I, Terry Turner, leave my ability to tease all the girls without them getting mad to the Jr. Class boys. I, Michael Scorch” Van Curon, leave my flaming red hair to any new trumpeter that can handle my spot. I, Linda Vice, leave to become a professional Gardener. I, Linda Walker, leave my motorcycle riding ability to Phillip Waits. I, Sherry Waters, leave my flirty ways behind - Kelly hopes. I, Sandra Weathers, leave my long hours of studying to Angela Newborne. I, Beverly Wheels, leave my ability to not do anything and still get into trouble to Tammy McGrady. I, Ann Wood, leave my beauty to Pat Bragg. I, Clarence Wood, leave my hair to anyone who can comb it. I, Sammy Wynn, leave all my Mexican nick-names to Freddy Wynn. 29 Class Prophecy Ten years can seem but a day . . . look with us now to 1987 when we find: Jeff Adams is still trying to get that Camaro of his to run. Marie Austin's clothes fit better now that she has her own Taylor. Karen Baber is still struggling to be a housewife, mother, and student at UAB. Milton Bell is a mechanic waiting for his first customer. Liz Bennett and Tommy Austin are still going steady every other weekend. Connie Braden has her own beauty shop and is still a Braden. Charlene Brown is teaching at CCHS now. She conducts classes in how to win elections. Jerry Brown has Triplets.” Joe Brown is operating his own ideal school - all girls, of course, and no teachers. Johnny Brown operates a smoking tree for wayward girls. Lynn Brown is still known as pink. John Buga owns Edwardsville and has turned it into a nightclub. Bruce Cash is manufacturing school buses with reclining seats. James Cash is a professor at Georgia Tech. Jo Ann Charles sponsors the majorettes at the University of Alabama. Scott Cheatwood is a full fledged birdman. Vivian Clay spends Sunday afternoons riding through town finding business for the beauty shop. Christine Cunningham has diapers, dishes, and an occasional Stanley party. Keith Crawford has finally worn out all his hats and has lost his hair to baldness. Joel Crowson is doing well at his recycling factory where he provides the Bud cans for recycling. Sacia Curry is Bouncer for the Barn. Donald Davis owns Heflin Recreation Center. Cathy Dempsey is still dating Ronnie Gauldin, plus . . . Malinda Dempsey is starring in All My Children now that she has her own Little Phillip. Bruce Dunn owns a Leigh -vi’s factory. Ray Dunn is a chemist at JSU. Bobby Elkins finally in ten years has learned to weld. Mark Estes runs a rehabilitation center for fallen girls. Burton Evans is driving his green Maverick in the Talladega 500. Donnie Gaines is the manager at Piggly Wiggly. Steven Gann is still happily married to Patricia. Keith Godwin is in business for himself. He manufactures ladies lingerie. Billy Goodman owns Goodman's Heating and Air Conditioning. Richard Goodson owns a mobile home business. Karen Grizzard is now a major in the U.S. Army. Karla Grubbs owns a Honda shop in Chulafinnee. Rhonda Heard is Mrs. Joe Ackles. Jimmy Henry is still sleeping in his 1977 government class. Deborah Henry is teaching BOE at the vocational school. Jeff Hightower and Renee Williams are still borrowing Michael Van Curon's car after the ballgame. Eddie Hill and Rhonda have a Hill of kids. Terri Hughes is living in her Santa Monica beach home. Sharon Humphries is still trying to graduate from the University of Alabama. Gail Hunt has a little Rock of her very own. Nell Hunt is owner of a visual poise school which is located in the highrise office building in downtown Heflin. Nathan Jarrell has reached his final Hiett. Dennis Jarrett is the leader of the Boy Scouts. Baxter Johnson owns his own private tailoring shop. Scott Johnson is still taking Karate lessons. Instead of getting spankings, his children get chopped. Portia Johnson is coaching girls track. Dixie Kellum can still talk 120 words per minute. Tommy's only problem is that he can only listen at a rate of 90 words per minute. Mark Laminack owns Cleburne Parts Company. 30 Class Prophecy Pam Levans is now a volleyball coach ai Auburn University. Danny Lines is still trying to pay for the 1977 Thunderbird. Shannon Lorren is the Chief of Police in Fruithurst. Ronnie Mayfield is still working at Glen's Sure Save. Cindy Mercer is now chief-of-staff at Mayo Clinic. She still has her station wagon. Marc Miles is world-known for his elegant bachelor pad in the heart of Auburn. Debbie Morgan owns a dress shop where she sells her second-hand clothes. Jeff Morris is Dr. Safwat's official assistant. Carla Newell is secretary of Alabama Power Company. Winford Owens is practicing law in Edwardsville. He gets most of his clients from John Buga's nightclub. DeAnn Parker is the first woman mayor of Edwardsville. Toney Parker now owns a Mr. Soul Men's Shop. Jami Payne is a cheerleader at Alabama and is still wearing the wrong color bloomers. She is in all the game films just like in high school. Johnny Parson is mayor of Fruithurst. Geralyn Perkins still has her slim figure from keeping up with all those little Allen children. Frank Perry has now replaced Chico on Chico and the Man. Tim Pesnell has compiled a ten volume Pig Latin Dictionary. James Phillips is now a Putt Putt coach at the Heflin Municipal Golf Course. Nina Prichett is the first police-woman of Cleburne County. Keith Pullen is still maintaining a host of girlfriends at no effort whatsoever. Kelly Pullen is manufacturing a hair control product which he uses himself in gross quantities but at least he has some hair - which is much more than we can say for many of our classmates. Many are now parting their hair in the middle with a part about seven inches wide. Angie Reid and Tony Thrasher are still going steady. Rex Riddle still spends his weekends on the square in downtown Heflin - with an occasional visit to some of the faculty members yards' on Halloween evoking an occasional shotgun blast to give vitality to the town. Steve Robertson now owns the Chulafinnee Mall in downtown Chulafinnee. Mark Robinson is on the coaching staff at Jacksonville State University and co-sponsor for the ballerinas. Vickie Rollins is teaching the art of flirting at some unknown college. Joe Sanders is a doctor at Cleburne Hospital. Keith Sheffield is now a Senator and is passing bills to help us here in Cleburne County. David Skinner is commissioner in his district now. Becky Smith is a writer for Ladies Home Journal and a mother of three. Royce Smith is still driving a bus and enjoying the girls on the bus. Terry Smith is late for work each day like in high school. Scott Storey is now the manager of Hardee's. Shelia Swafford is married to Gene Sanders and is a nurse in his office. Barbara Thomas is now a basketweaver. Her speciality is Grapevine baskets. Billy Thomas is still working at Bill's Dollar Store. Laura Triplett is a mother of three and a member of the city council in Chulafinnee. Benji Turley is a Broadway star after making his debut during his senior year. Lance Turner is chief advertiser for Babe dolls. They tell raunchey jokes. Terry Turner is owner of a health spa for perfectly shaped girls. Michael Van Curon is piloting vacation trips to Mars. Linda Vise is general manager of Robbie's Qwik Mart. Linda Walker is giving lessons on how to wreck a motorcycle. Sherry Waters is the owner of a shop which sells a complete line of Pooh Bears. Sandra Weathers is now giving the weather forecast on the channel six evening news. Beverly Wheeles is living in another state and is very happy as a psychiatrist. Ann Wood now has two gold metals from the World Olympics. Clarence Wood owns his own salon. He is the only customer who gets his hair parted every day. Sammy Wynn is still working hard for his money and spending it on everything he doesn't need. 31 Senior Christmas Party The Senior Class Christmas Party is a fun-filled tradition for seniors and their parents at CCHS. Entertainment for the party consisted of skits presented by senior homerooms and music by members of the chorus. After an hour of fun with the skits, everyone enjoyed seeing baby pictures of the seniors along with their Christmas wishes. Climaxing the night was a table of home-baked Christmas refreshments and punch provided by sen- ior parents. “We have only just begun to t white lace and promises, a kiss luck and we are on our way. . . “Don’t look, you might see. Don’t think, you might learn. Don’t walk, you might stumble. Don’t run, you might fall. Don’t try, you might fail. Don’t love, you might care. Don’t live, you might die. ” “True it is that we have never seen better days. ” “As students we learn about live, about others, and most of all, about ourselves. ” 37 “We were checking in the right place, but it must have been the wrong time. ” “Each day is like opening a present. ” “Now pause to take a deeper look, but at a slower pace this time. “We will all remember it with a smile; a smile of friendship that will endure long after this school year has become another in the history of CCHS. ” In Memory The Senior Class dedicates this page of our memo- ries of 1976-77 to two of our classmates and friends whose memories were a precious part of our school life. Kay Perry November 17, 1958 to January 21, 1974 Kay was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Perry of Heflin. She loved her school and its activity program in such a way that made her a delight to the student body and faculty. Kay was a midget cheerleader for the White Owls for two years, a junior high cheerleader for two years, and junior high head cheerleader during her Freshman year. She was also a member of the Junior Beta Club. To know Kay was to love her. Brenda Willingham August 3, 1958 to February 8, 1975 Brenda was the daughter of Mrs. Marie Carden of Heflin. Her gentle reserve and genuine concern for others makes her memory a treasure to each of those who knew her. Brenda died suddenly in February of 1975. 43 Seniors Dedicate Annual to Mrs. Noell Dedication The members of the Class of 1977 take pride in dedicating this issue of THE TIGER to someone who has been not only a fine teacher but also a friend to us. She has inspired us to strive for the best in all that we undertake and has shown a sincere concern for our future. It is with deep respect and great admiration that the Seniors of 1977 dedicate our annual to Mrs. Teresa Noell. Mrs. Noell is a graduate of Sylvania High School in Sylvania, Ala- bama. She earned B.S. and M.S. degree from Jacksonville State Uni- versity . Mrs. Noell is the wife of Mr. Ken Noell, and they are the parents of a lovely two-year old daughter, Candice. 44 Classes Juniors of 76-77 Next to getting our classrings at the end of the year, the big- gest thing in the life of a junior is the Junior-Senior Prom. The jun- iors finance the Banquet and Prom to honor the graduating seniors through a magazine sale in the fall. The 1977 Banquet and Prom was at Ramada Inn on April 15, with the theme, I Like Dreaming.” Junior Who's Who Best All A round Pat Bragg and Joey Webb Most Popular Nikki Owen and Kelly Thrower Friendliest Brenda Akles and Joe Moore Most Dependable Ricky Green and Laura Jane White Jr. ClaSS OffiCerS ’ President - Pierce Norton; Vice-Presi- dent - Don Johnson; Secretary - Brenda Ackles; Treasurer - Nikki Owen; Reporter - Laura Jane White. 46 JUNIORS Jeff Abney Dale Abrams Brenda Ackles Rodney Allen Terry Allen Martin Allred Phillip A mason Marc Ayers Anthony Bain Linda Baker Patricia Baker Roger Baker Sheila Baker Phillip Bell Lynn Benefield Debra Bennett Louise Bentley Kathy Bowen Lucretia Bowen Connie Bowman David Bradbury Pat Bragg Darlene Brooks Mona Brooks Kenneth Brown Rickey Brown Tim Brown Leigh Casey Sharon Cash Tommy Cash Susan Cates Melissa Cobbs Annette Coffee Mary Cofield Tim Cooley Becky Crosson Stanley Cunningham Leah Curry Terri Deakius Barry Dunn Joyce Dunn Randall Fields Kale Frames Delaine Genge Tiras Glasgow Ricky Green Ronald Harris Debbie Howell Laura Hucheson Tony Hulsey Don Johnson Teresa Johnson Donna Joiner Mary Jones Robert Jones Alan Kerr 47 JUNIORS Valerie Laminack Eric Lee Jane Lee Keith Ligon Mark Lipham David Lipscomb Peggy Lipscomb Phyllis Lumpkin Tina Lumpkin Larry Lurrie Tammie McGrady Joe Moore Mark Moore Mike Morrow Tyrus Morgan Kim McManus Van Phu Nguyen Cindy Nelson Angela Newborn Scouy Nolen Wanda Nolen Dan Norton Pierce Norton Nikki Owen Larry O'Neal Renee O’Neal Judy Pesnell Deborah Pettit Danny Phillips Margaret Porter Carolyn Prothro Ada Roberts Eddy Robinson Tammy Rose Judy Shaddix Clyde Sharp Danny Shelton Robb Small Bobby Smith Casey Smith Fred Smith Kenneth Smith Sandra Teague Kelly Thrower Debbie Tims Cindy Trumbo Nancy Turner Robert Turley Juston Vaughan Phillip Waites David Walker Willadean Walker Robert Watson Debra Watts Joey Webb Bobby White 48 Juniors Laura Jane White Cheryl Willingham Vickie Willis J. S. Wilson Dennis Wisener Laura Wood Sarah Wright 49 Sophomores 76-77 Biology lab and the smell of frogs in formaldehyde; driver education and dare-devil rides; classes at the vocational school; a new English curriculum of one semester of composition and our choice of an elective for the sec- ond semester - it's all new after years of taking only required courses.'' Sophomore Who’s Who Most Popular Terri Taylor and Marty Boyles Best All Around Greg Cunningham and Debbie Baber Most Dependable Joy Carroll and Wallace Blanton Friendliest Kevin Coppock and Sherri Camp 50 Sophomores Daryl Adams Crawford Aired Jean Aired Kandy Aired Jack Austin Melinda Ayers Debbie Baber Donna Bain Michael Barker Ricky Barnwell Debbie Beason Dennis Benefield Richard Bentley Wallace Blanton Belinda Bonner Rodger Bonner David Boyd Many Boyles Greg Brown Sandra Brown Debbie Buchannan Susan Buga Cindy Burgess Sherry Camp Joy Carroll Dwayne Christopher Jimmy Cobb Carl Coffey Tommy Cofield Brian Collins Constance Commack Gena Cook Dennis Cooley Kevin Coppock Anthony Cotton Debra Cotton Donald Cox Greg Cunningham Anthony Deese Greg Dryden Hoyt Dupree Mattie Dupree Roben Dupree Bobby Ervin Oliver Ervin Randall Ervin Larry Estelle Pam Finley Wanda Frames Tammy Funderburk Donna Geroge Tim Gossage Teresa Green Lesa Hammond Joan Harris Laurie Harris Authur Hayes Patricia Hayes Teena Hayes Anthony Heard Cynthia Heard Sandra Henry Ruth Hiett 51 Sophomores John Hightower Kim Hightower Debbie Howell Wayne Howell Chuck Hughes Odis Hughes Steve Hunt David Hutchenson Susan Ivey Annette Jarrells Clint Jarrells Beverly Johnson Michael Johnosn Miranda Johnson Eddie Jones Sheila Kilgore Kathy Knight Johnny Laminack Alan Lee Eddie Lindsey George Lockridge Juanita Lockridge Eugene Loveless Clarissa Lumpkin David Lurie Melody Morris David McArthur Linda McDaniel Olen McDaniel Teresa McElroy Susan Moore Michael Morrison Greg Murphy Kathy Newborn Paula Norton Robert Norton Byron Owens Michael Owen Lisa Parsons David Pate Katherine Pate Ouida Patty Tim Perry Diane Pesnell Denise Phillips Karon Phillips Betty Poland Chris Pritchett Cheryl Ratcliffe Ronald Reager Pam Rice Sandra Richmond Scott Roach Sherry Robertson Greg Robinson Paula Rochester Tina Rollins Karen Sanders Kaffie Shafer Jeff Shealy Regina Skinner Charles Smith Tommy Sprayberry 52 Terry Williamson Richard Wood Freddy Wynn Dwayne Snow Beverly Speight Hazel Stephens Tana Taylor Terri Taylor Bethany Thompson Michael Thompson Joe Turley Judy Turley Keith Turner Lorie Turner Shyrll Turner Sonny Turner Diane Wade Eddie Waites Brenda Walker Linda Walker Jeffrey Waters Belinda Watson Brenda Watson Byrian Watts Ricky Webb Lamar Westbrooks Mark Wheeler Charles Whitten Alice Williams Joey Williams Renee Williams In Memory . . . The Sophomore Class remembers our classmate, Jimmy Taylor, who died on December 10, 1976, as a result of injuries from an automobile accident. Jimmy was the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Taylor of Fruithurst. It is with fond memories that we remember getting to know Jimmy. 53 Freshmen 76-77 Old enough to want to drive but not old enough to get license; old enough to like the opposite sex but not old enough to date; old enough to want to join the varsity crowd but still in Junior High - that’s the life of a fresh- man.” Freshman Who’s Who Most Popular Paula Kaylor and Ray Holley Most Dependable Susan Pounds and Barry Conkle Friendliest Kim Dryden and Ricky Garner Best All Around Karen Perry and Tommy Austin 54 Freshmen Randy Ackles Debbie Akins Donna A mason Tommy Austin Brenda Baker Byron Barnwell Laura Beason Jo Ann Bell Andrea Benefield Robbie Benefield Steven Bentley Debra Bible Kay Bonner Franklin Bowen Donna Breed Julie Bright Denise Brown Doug Brown Patricia Brown Roland Brown Wendall Buchannon Michael Burke Lisa Campbell Dana Cannon Cathy Carden Todd Cheatwood Cathy Cobb Ricky Cobb Cathy Coley Don Cone Barry Conkle Jeff Cooley Steve Cooley Mark Curlee Becky Dempsey Sherry Dodson Kim Dryden Karen Dulaney Glenn Echols Sheila Edmondson Judy Estes Tim Estes Diane Fields Michael Fordham Glenn Frames Andy Gardner Ricky Gamer Eric Gay Judy George Tommy Gill Eddie Grizzard Tony Hanson Howard Hanvey Michael Harlan Tim Harlan Sandra Harris Michael Heard Lee Hendrix Rhonda Hiett Beverly Hilley Donna Hollis Virginia Hollis 55 Freshmen Tana Hudgins Brenda Hudgins Paul Ivey Carol Jacks Dwayne Johnson Javis Johnson Terry Johnson Yulas Johnson Gary Jones Lori Jones Tony Jordan Paula Kaylor Robin Kaylor Barry Kellum Glen Kellum Kathy Kitchens Larry Lam ben Laura Laminack Sabrina Ugon Vickie Ligon Penny Lindsey Harold Lipscomb Eddie Lumpkin Teresa Lyner Mark McAlpin Peggy McCormick Mitch Mercer Cheryl McGrady Pam McElroy Jordy McMahan Mellissa Moore Susan Moore Eddie Morris Kim Myers Ricky Nappier Keith Nelson Joyce Nicholson Debra Nolen Joseph Nonon Kellye Norton Marcus Nonon James Nunn Ida Owen Kerry Owens Janice Owens Phylliss Padgett Randy Parkin Ricky Parkin Debra Pate Denise Pate Shannon Patty Kim Payne Tommy Payne Michael Pentecost Tim Perkins Jamie Perry Karen Perry Steve Perry Charlotte Pesnell Susan Pounds Charles Price Debra Phillips Judy Poner 156 9th Grade Jimmy Wilson Leon Wood Tommy Wood Danny Wynser Perry Zaner Terry Zaner Sheila Prestridge Bruce Price Lawrence Proihro Michael Riddle Debbie Roberts Michael Roberts Denise Rollins Lisa Rollins Tony Sanders Sheila Sears Michael Shorn Dwayne Skinner Darwin Smith Donna Smith Tim Smith Mae Stephens Debbie Tarver Tammy Taylor Wendy Taylor Carolyn Teague Danny Thompson Kathy Tipton Willie Tremble Sheila Triplett Teddy Turley Bryan Turner David Turner Dennis Turner Leigh Ann Vise Annette Walker Rodney Webb Danny White Sue Whitman Sherrie Williamson Tracy Williamson 8th Grade °f 76-77 It's nice not to be the young- est ones in school but it's bad to think about this year's being our last year to have a study hall. 8th Grade Who's Who Most Popular Pearl Cooley and Barry Taylor Friendliest Kris Johnson and Walter Bennett Best All Around Martha Campbell and Greg Rollins Most Dependable Gary Genge and Cris Bell 58 8th Grade Doug Abrams Dennis Ackles Troy Adams Tony Akins Timmy Allen Tammy Allen Conner Allred Debra Baker Joan Baker Joyce Bareniine Cindy Barker Barry Barnwell Johnny Beason Chris Bell Vince Benefield Walter Bennett Ronald Bonner Emmie Brown Ernest Brown Felix Brown Willard Bryant Vickie Buchannan Beth Burks Marcella Burton James Butler Janie Butler Martha Campbell James Cason Phyllis Cavender Tina Cavender Mark Charles Melissa Chupp Michael Chupp Lisa Coffey Cathy Cofield David Cofield Bruce Collins Miriam Conner Darlene Cooley Pearl Cooley Kim Cosper Billie Jean Cox Michelle Christopher Mark Dryden Emily Daugherty Frank Dodson Frank Dupree Pam Easterwood Chester Ervin Rita Estelle Cecilia Edmundson Kirk Frames Pam Freeman Many Funderburk Gary Genge Andy Glasgow Beverly Hanvey Pam Hayes Terrance Hayes Cathleen Haynes Sherri Heard Mary Julie Henry Audrey Hendrix 59 8th Grade Charles Henson Stacy Hill Sherri Hilley Many Holley Lisa Hughes Lisa Humphries Lisa Hyatt Mark Hyatt Binky Johnson John Johnson Judy Johnson Kris Johnson Mary Johnson Ramona Jones Freddy Johnson Kenneth Johnson Barry Kennedy Victor Kilboum Darrell Laminack Kaye Lindsey Vickie Loveless Alesia Lumpkin Tracy Lumpkin Wayne Massey Gary Mayfield Bryan McCormick Mary Jane McDaniel Romi McLeod Kathy McManus Melissa McWhorter Shelia Moore Alban Morris Maria Morris Debbie Morrison David Morrow Mark Mullally Anthony Munroe Gary Murphy Sharon Nichols Johnny Norton Micki Norton Roger Norton Thi Hoa Nyugen Bryant O'Neal Jeffrey Owen Beth Owens Anthony Parker Donna Payne Douglas Pesneil Richard Pesneil Jay Prater Mary Prothro Michael Pruett Kim Rice Cheryl Robertson Ann Rollins Danny Rollins Darrell Rollins Greg Rollins Rhonda Rollins Randy Rooks Charlene Shaver Caron Skinner 60 8th Grade Chris Smith Mary Smith Rhonda Smith Michele Snow Jimmy Sommers Glen Stephens Johnna Tarver Barry Taylor Gary Thompson John Thrasher Cynthia Turner Darlene Turner Michael Turner Tommy Vaughan Brenda Vise Dwayne Waldrep Alan Walker Connie Warren Brenda Wathers David Weathers Teressa Weathers 7th Graders °f 76-77 Lost, little, and confused - but not for long. We dived right into the activities at CCHS and enjoyed getting to know all our new classmates and the older kids too. ” 7th Grade Who's Who Most Popular Johnny Bible and Elise Daugherty Friendliest Connie Bragg and Harold Merrill Most Dependable Cathey Wood and Greg Bowen Best All A round Tracy Mayfield and Connie Lumpkin 62 7th Grade Reba Austin Kay Ashley Shelia Ackles Jimmy Bain Chester Baker Darlene Baker David Beason Diana Beason Michael Bell Tracy Benson Tammy Bentley Johnny Bible Lisa Blevins Patty Bolt Greg Bonner Greg Bowen Connie Braggs Timmy Brooks John Brown David Browning Winston Bryant Lynn Carroll Russell Carter Deborah Cavender Lisa Cobb Jeff Cone Kerry Conkle Sharon Cook Varon Cook David Crosby Gerald Cunningham Alan Curlee Michael Curry Elise Daughtery Barry Deese Cindy Dulaney Donna Dunn Paula Dupree Sharon Easterwood Richard Edmundson Steve Estes Michael Faunce Gary Fields Phillip Frames Leann Gaines Brenda Gann Alan Gardner Barbara Gentry Donna Goodson Kerry Hanson Fay Harlan Kay Harlan Gary Harris Ronald Harris Randy Hatcher Terry Hathom Rhonda Hayes Willie Hayes Tracy Headricks Deborah Hendrix Cindy Hicks David Hightower Reuben Hill 63 7th Grade Aleta Hilley Jamie Hollis Cindy Holloway Gail Holmes Roy Jarrell Melinda Jones Terry Jones Melisha Johnson Elana Jones Sheila Junior Marchelle Kilboum Jennie Kitchens Barry Laminack Todd Langley Aubrey Lee Kendall Lee Keven Long Lisa Long Kristi Lumpkin Connie Lumpkin Eime Marlow Eddie Massey JoEUen Mayfield Tracy Mayfield Harold Merrill Amanda Morris Debbie McCord Eugene McCormick Many McMahan Frank Mooney Audrey Moore Joyce Newborn Brenda Nichols Grant Nichols Grady Owens Paul Padgett Rebecca Parris Richard Patty Marci Payne Ronnie Payne Anthony Peppers Susan Pesnell Greg Perkins Jeffrey Phillips Karen Poland Franklin Price Melinda Price Sara Prince Betty Rairden Nancy Reaves Ernest Red wine Patricia Reed Betty Reese Tommy Richmond Dianna Rollins Michael Rollins Janet Sanders Tracey Sanders Rodney Shaver Rodney Skinner Warren Skinner Jane Smith Karen Speight 7th Grade Cathy Wood Jimmy Wood Sharon SprayberTy Tammy Stephens Bridget Stevens Mylinda Stone Mary Teague Richard Thrasher Jerry Turner Jerry Waldrep Terry Watson Donna White Ella Ruth Whitman Anita Williams Mike Williamson Mary Willingham 65 . « TOP TEN SONGS OF 1976 Fads 16-11 Skate - Boarding NO.SONG ARTIST 1. Don't Go Breaking My Heart Elton John and Kiki Dee 2. Silly Love Songs Wings 3. Play that Funky Music Wild Cherry 4. Disco Lady Johnnie Taylor 5. Tonights The Night Rod Stewart 6. Kiss and Say Goodbye Manhattans 7. 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover Paul Simon 8. December 1963 (Oh What A Night) Four Seasons 9. Love Is Alive Gary Wright 10. Love Hangover Diana Ross Levi’s Full - Layered - Look Haircuts Hair Flipped Back for Girls 6 Flannel Shirts Administration and Faculty A dministration and Faculty It is the philosophy of Cleburne County High School's administration and faculty to accept each into the school program as he is and to carry him as far into the world of learning as he is willing and capable of going. Assistant Principal Principal Robert L. Morton Jessie Montgomery Mr. Montgomery is a native of Lin- coln, Alabama and holds an M.A. Degree from Alabama State Univer- sity. '8 Secretary and Bookkeeper __________Mrs. Johnnie Robinson Mr. Morton is a native of Albertville, Alabama, and holds an M.A.Degree from Jacksonville State University Secretary and Receptionist Mrs. Vesta Murphy Miss Lynn Casey - Home Economics Mrs. Ann Chesnut - English and Social Studies Mrs. Joyce Dryden - Librarian Mrs. Linda Ayers - Counselor and Psychology Mr. Robert Chambless - Mathemat- ics Mrs. Sara Clegg - Social Studies Mr. Gary Harris - Band CCHS Has Faculty of Thirty-seven Ms. Diane Cheatwood - Science Mrs. Donita Dennis - Science Mr. John Kent - Social Studies 69 Miss Sherry Kerr - English Mr. Dennis Magouirk - Social Stud- ies Mrs. Mary Merrill - Physical Edu- Mr. Danny Mobley - Science cation Mr. Reuben Myers - Vocational- Miss Mary Neal - Mathematics Industrial Education Mrs. Pam Payne - Business Educa- Mr. Jimmy Pirkle - Science lion Miss Peggy McElroy - Social Studies Mrs. Martha Morton - Music Mrs. Teresa Noell - English Mrs. Sherry Pirkle - Physical Edu- cation 70 Mr. John Skinner - Mathematics Mrs. Sandra Pullen - English Mr. Mac Smith - Science Ms. Vickie Powell - Driver Educa- tion Mr. Bobby Swafford - Physical Edu- cation Mrs. Patsy Swafford - Mathematics - Counselor Mr. Dana Turner - Agribusiness Mrs. Sally Wood - English Mr. Rogers Rhoden - Special Educa- tion Mrs. Ramona Smith - English and Spanish Mr. Larry Thornbury - Social Stud- ies Mr. Bill Zinn - Social Studies and French 71 Cleburne County Area Vocational School Faculty The Cleburne County Area Vocational School has had its third year in offering eight vocational electives to students. The vocational school helps to prepare students from CCHS and Ranburne High School for industrial and vocational careers in many fields. Secretary: Mrs. Wanda Hayes Director W.B. Thrash Mrs. Faye Arnett Custodian Mr. Monroe Lipscomb Welding Mr. Ken Arnett Automotive Body and Fender Repair Mrs. Paula Ogle Business and Office Education Mr. Doyle Lindley Automobile Mechanics Mr. Charles Acker Building Construction Mrs. Mary Jim Daugherty Business and Office Education Mrs. Sandra Gaines Clothing Production and Alteration 73 Cafeteria Staff Feed Over Five Hundred Daily School Staff 7 A Mrs. Irene Perkins Mrs. Louise Smith Mrs. Helen Bible Mrs. Lucille Blanton 9 I 4r. A.A. Harlan Typist Mr. C. L. Johnson Custodian Mr. Cecil Baker Custodian Mr. Francis Mize Activities Editors Left to Right: Liz Bennett - Classes Editor, Becky Holley - Script Writer, Pam Levans - Sports Editor, Jami Payne - Business Manager, Joe Brown - Co-Editor, Sharon Hum- phries - Activities Editor, Cindy Mercer - Co-Editor, Carla Newell - Classes Editor. Annual Staff The Annual Staff is composed of Seniors who volun- teer to work toward the production of the school annual as a pictorial history of the things, people and places that make 1976-77 what it was for the students at CCHS. Members are Debra Henry, Mari Austin, Sharon Hum- phries, Connie Braden, Becky smith, Sacia Curry, Carla Newell, pam Levans, Dennis Jarrett, Shelia Swafford, Vickie Rollins, Karen Baber, Geralyn Per- kins, Jami Payne, Cindy Mercer, JoAnn Carles, Char- lene Brown, Joel Crowson, Marc Miles, Benji Turley, Liz Bennett, Debbie Morgan, James Cates, Joe Brown. 76 Art Editor Sacia Curry Student Council Member: Kerry Conkle, Carla Newell, Leigh Casey, Par Bragg, Charlene Brown, Harold Merrill, Joy Carroll, Beth Owen, Elise Daugherty, Lee Ann Gaines, Kris Johnson, Emily Daugherty, Mark Dryden, Winford Owens, Eddie Robinson, Reuben Hill, Lance Turner, Marc Miles, Laura Jane White, Pam Levans. Officers Left to Right: Vice-President: Pam Levans, Secretary: Lance Turner, Treasurer: Eddie Robinson, Presi- dent: Marc Miles. The Student Council members at CCHS are selected by their homerooms in the fall. The Student Council is responsible for the planning and conducting of all homecoming activities. Members of the Student Council represent the student body at the Board of Education's policy advisory committee meet- ing each year. Officers Left to Right: Tony Sanders, Clyde Sharp, and Dennis Jarrett, Sentinels; David Lip- scomb, Reporter; Barry Dunn, Treasurer; Tommy Cash, Secretary; Dan Norton, Vice- President; Ricky Green, President; Robb Small, Parliamentarian; and Mr. Dana Turner, Faculty Advisor. Mr. FFA Ricky Green 7 8 FFA FHA Miss FHA Charlene Brown FHA Beau Kenneth Smith Officers: Left to Right: Sponsor, Miss Lynn Casey; Lesa Campbell, Histo- rian: Teresa Green, 2nd Vice President; Leigh Casey, Presi- dent: Debra Bible, Secretary: Annette Walker, Parliamenta- rian; Sherri Williamson, Pianist: Melissa Cobbs, 1st Vice Presi- dent; Kellye Norton, Reporter, and Karen Dulaney, Historian. 79 CCHS Pep Club Leaders: Left to Right: Nikki Owen, Jami Payne, Joan Harris, Brenda Ackles, Kris John- son, Pat Bragg, Liz Bennett, Laura Wood, Cindy Mercer, Phyllis Lumpkin, Charlene Brown, Marci Payne, Delaine Genge, Leigh Ann Vise, Theresa Johnson, Pam Levans. so Tiger Times Staff Benji Turley, Leigh Casey, Bruce Dunn, Sponsor, Miss Sherry Kerr, Scott Johnson, Joyce Dunn, David Lip- scomb, Melissa Cobbs, Robb Small, Mona Brooks, Sacia Curry, Debra Henry, Cindy Mercer, Leah Curry, Eddie Robinson. The TIGER TIMES staff reports events of school Sponsor Miss Sherry Kerr 81 The Junior Beta Club is a service organiza- tion for students of the junior high school who have averages of 85 or above. Sponsor . Mrs. Patsy Swafford UJJlCerS. Rodney Webb, Vice-President; Ray Holley, President; Mitch Mercer, Secretary. Jr Beta Club AJomborS. Greg Perkins, Ray Holley. Rodney Webb, Tracy Williamson, Danny White, Gary Genge, Mitch Mercer, Tommy Wood, Barry Conkle, Ronald Brown, Gary Jones, Michael Shorn, Vincent Williamson, Tommy Vaughan, Emily Daugherty, Tracy Lumpkin, Lisa Humphries, Mark Dryden, Beth Owen, Lisa Hughes, Rhonda Rollins, Robbie Benefield, Tina Ca vender, Donna Payne, Paula Kay lor, Kim Cosper, Sherri Heard, Barry Taylor, Shelia Prestridge, Carolyn Teague, Jimmy Sommers, Bary Kennedy, Martha Campbell, Tammy Taylor, Denise Pate, Sherri Williamson, Karon Skinner, Debbie Morrison, Pam Hayes, Kathy McManus, Susan Pounds, Debra Bible, Shelia Triplett. James Cates, Charlene Brown, Phillip Amason, Jeff Abney, Liz Bennett, Lance Turner, Debbie Morgan, Pam Levans, Winford Owens, Bobby White, Carla Newell, Debra Henry, Ray Dunn, Sharon Humphries, Melissa Cobbs, Joyce Dunn, Nikki Owen, Pat Bragg, Mona Brooks, Glenda Yates, Sheila Swafford, Scott Johnson, Dan Norton, Karen Baber, Geralyn Perkins, Leigh Casey, Debra Howell, Phyllis Lumpkin, Becky Crosson, Pat Bragg, Cheryl Willingham, Mark Lipham, Don Johnson, Keith Sheffield, Tyrus Mor- gan, Jami Payne, JoAnn Charles, Cindy Mercer, Marc Miles, Laura Jane White, Eddy Robinson, Marc Ayers, Becky Smith. The CCHS Senior Beta Club is an honor society made up of high school students with an average of 86 or above. Students meeting these qualifications are invited to join the club at the beginning of the second semester of each year. Annual Beta Club activities include a banquet in the fall; sponsoring an alumni coffee at homecom- ing; entering a float in the homecoming parade; a faculty tea; sponsoring the Miss Valentine pageant; and awarding a $100.00 scholarship to a college- bound senior. ticers: James Cates, Secretary: Sharon Hum- phries. Vice-President; JoAnn Charles. Reporter; Winford Owens, Treasurer; Keith Sheffield. President. Mr. and Miss Beta Sponsor Mrs. Teresa Noell 83 Ladies’ Voices CCHS Chorus The Cleburne County High School Cho- rus is composed of students who are inter- ested in vocal music. The choral class presents concerts for the student body on special occasions and for the public annually. Pianist: Mrs. Sandra Pullen Director: Mrs. Martha Morton Mens’ Voices 84 Cleburne County Area Vocational School’s Vocation-Related Clubs Home Economics Related Occupations Club Morning Class Hero Club Home Economics Related Occupations Club Afternoon Class BOE Club VICA Business and Office Education Club Afternoon Class NTV AREA VOCATIONAL SCH Business and Office Education Club Morning Class Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America Morning Class VICA Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America 85 Afternoon Class H-Club The CCHS H-Club members are varsity athletes and cheerleaders who have earned letters. SpOKlSOr.' Coach Bobby Swafford Tre! icers: Lance Turner, President; Marc Miles, Vice-President; Mark Robinson, :er; Jamie Payne, Secretary. Members.' Keith Pullen, Mark Robinson, Robert Turley, Don Johnson, Dewayne Snow, Roscoe Heard, Richard Wood, Laura Wood, Greg Brown, Greg Cunningham, Cindy Mercer, Joe Brown, Anthony Bain, Marc Miles, Nikki Owen, Brenda Ackles, Delaine Genge, Stanley Cunningham, Lance Turner, Robert Norton, Eric Lee, Kelly Pullen, Jamie Payne, Pierce Norton, Charlene Brown, Joel Crowson, Pat Bragg, Marc Ayers, Rex Riddle. FCA Mercer, Treasurer; Lance Turner, Vice-President; and Marc Miles, President. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organi- zation for varsity athletes and cheerleaders. At CCHS those athletes and cheerleaders who are in grades nine through twelve may join the FCA. The FCA enjoys a number of spiritually oriented social activities and works at community service projects as well. Probably the most memorable activities of the 1976-77 year were the FCA break- fasts at 7:00 a.m. each Friday morning during foot- ball season with bacon, sausage, eggs, grits, home- made biscuits, juice and milk. Sponsor Coach Jimmy Pirkle Junior Science Club Members: Melinda Jones, LeAnn Gaines, Shelia Moore, Beth Owen, Kris Johnson, Harold Merrill, Greg Bowen, Michele Christopher, Chryl Robertson, Phyllis Cavender, Connor Allred, Marci Payne, Sherri Hilley, Mark Dryden, Vincent Wil- liamson, Joey Wheeles, Alban Morris, Tracy Williamson, Gary Genge, Jay Prater, Karon Skinner, Tina Cavender, Cathey McManus, Elise Daugherty, Debbie Morrison, Rodney Webb, Ray Holley, Paula Kaylor, Debra Bible and Dewayne Skinner. The Junior Science Club, although relatively new at CCHS, is a popular club among Junior High students. The Club's goal is to foster interest in science. Sponsor Mr. Mac Smith Sponsor Mrs. Donita Dennis 88 Senior Science Club Science Club for Math and Science Enthusiasts OffiC6f S’ Left to Right: Lance Turner, Sec- retary: Keith Sheffield, Vice-President: Cindy Mercer, Treasurer; Bethany Thompson, Reporter; James Cates, President. Mr. and Miss Science Club Cindy Mercer and Scott Cheatwood Sponsor Mrs. Dianne Cheatwood 3 f as� : I. SI 8 WV . W3E vV G ’ Club . vJI lulSf tfVsi I mmSSSKm� Girls' 4-H and Action Teens are sponsored by the Home Extension Service. Jr High Officers: Left to Right: Roma McLeod, Song Leader; Ramona Jonnes, Song Leader; Beth Owen, Reporter; Caron Skinner, Secretary; Debra Bible, Vice-President; Sherri Heard, President. Action Teen: Left to Right: Delaine Genge, Secretary; Karon Phillips, President; Lynn Benefield, Laura Hutcheson, Kathy Knight, Song -o Leaders; Susan Moore, Vice-President and Teena Hayes, Reporter. 7th Grade Officers Rebecca Smith, Brenda Gann, Song Leaders; Kay Ashley, Vice-President; Connie Bragg, President; Jo Ellen Mayfield, Secretary; Lisa Blev- ins, Reporter. Boys’ 4-H Club Boys' 4-H is sponsored by the Home Extension Service and is divided into junior and senior groups. Sr. High Officers: Left to Right: Scott Johnson, President; Marc Ayers and Ricky Green, Song Leaders; Anthony Bain, Secretary. Jr. High Officers: Left to Right: Jeff Cone, Song Leader; Tracy Mayfield, Secretary; Grant Nichols, Vice-President; Rodney Webb, Vice- President; Lee Hendrix, Johnny Bible, Greg Bowen, Song Leaders; Mitch Mer- cer, Song Leaders; Michael Shorn, Reporter, and Ray Holley, President. v Drama Club for Performing Arts Alternate Mr. and Miss Drama Club Mr. and Miss Drama Club Charlene Brown and David Lipscomb and Officers: Charlene Brown, President; Cindy Mercer, Trea- surer; Leigh Casey, Secretary: Becky Crosson, Reporter: David Lip- Brown Debbie Sponsor Mrs. Sonja Adams scornb, Vice-President. Memoers: Becky Smith, Sharon Humphries, Nikki Owen, Leah Curry, Mona Brooks, Sacia Curry, Dennis Jarrett, Brenda Wat- son, Joyce Dunn, Chryl Ratcliff, Lesa Hammond, Teena Hayes, Cindy Mercer, Jami Payne, Brenda Walker, Bethany Thompson, Becky Crosson, Delaine Genge, Bruce Dunn, Leigh Casey, Terri Taylor, Diane Wade, Cathy Knight, Charlene Brown, Joe Brown, JoAnn Charles, Michael Van Curon, Susan Moore, Karon Phillips, Shelia Swafford, Joan Harris, Melissa Cobbs, Debbie Morgan, Charles Whiten, Anthony Deese. David Lipscomb, Greg Dryden, Benji Turley, Donald Davis, Robb Small. 92 Drama Club Initiates New Members New Members: At the Drama Club's inducation service its new members were dressed as political figures of history. Brenda Watson, Bethany Thompson, Cheryl Ratcliff, Gene Cook, Nikki Owen, Joan Harris, Brenda Walker, Charles Whiten, Shelia Kilgore, Lesa Hammond, Teena Hayes, Diane Wade, David Lipscomb, Susan Moore, Cathy Knight, Greg Dryden, Benji Turley, Terri Taylor, Karon Phillips. Shelia Swafford Wins VFW Voice of America Contest Sheila Swafford won first place in CCHS and in the Cleburne County Voice of Democracy speaking contest sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Sheila is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Swafford of Heflin. 93 VICA Members of the CCHS VICA, Vocational Indus- trial Clubs of America, take the required aca- demic subjects in addition to electives in their chosen vocational field. Their VICA training is divided into a one-hour class period and three or more hours of on-the-job training daily. OffiCCrS’ Left to Right: Becky Crosson, Treasurer; Tammie McGrady, Reporter; Billy Goodman, President; Jeff Morris, Parliamenta- rian; Mark Estes, Vice-President; Beverly Wheeles, Secretary. Mr. and Miss VICA Shelia Swafford and Mark Estes I 1 ' Sponsor Mr. Reuben Myers Coaches: Front Row: Coach Dennis SeuiOCSFront Row: Mark Robinson, Lance Turner, and Marc Magouirk, Coach Jimmy Pirkle. Back Row: Miles. Back Row: Joel Crowson, Keith Pullen, Kelly Pullen, and Rex - ach Larry Thornbury and Head Coach Bobby Riddle, owafford. 96 Football is a standout in the CCHS student activity pro- gram. Student spectators, band members, cheerleaders and team members look for- ward to Friday's pep rallies and the varsity game on Friday night when students and school supporters pack the stands for home games and travel in numbers to the Tiger away- games. Tiger fans are always proud of their CCHS teams but the 1976 TIGER TEAM is special indeed to CCHS students and faculty. Their courage and tenacity in representing CCHS in a year that seemed filled with an endless chain of illness and injuries won them the respect and admiration of all those who have fought a battle and not quit when the going was rough. Afternoon Practice.' Afternoons find the CCHS Tigers and coaches in long, hard practice sessions. Practice begins early in August for the team after a summer of workouts on weight-lifting equipment and run- ning. 97 Mark Moore - Fullback Junior Michael Johnson - Quarterback Sophomore Stanley Cunningham - Quarterback Junior jtSf fh ■ 4 Mark Robinson - Fullback Senior Richard Wood - Linebacker 98 Sophomore The highlight of the 1976 season was the night the Tigers took Oxford on at Oxford and defeated them 25 to 22 in four quarters of pouring rain. Joel Crowson - Defensive Halfback Senior Tim Cooley - Offensive Halfback Junior Pete Cobb - offensive tna Sophomore Pierce Norton - Offensive End Junior Greg Cunningham - Offensive Halfback Sophomore Larry O'Neal -- Offensive End Junior 9? Lance Turner - Defensive End Senior Robert Turley - Center Junior ■sage - Defensive Tackle Sophomore Marc Ayers - Offensive Guard Junior Anthony Bain - Offensive Guard Junior Anthony Heard - Defensive Tackle Sophomore Don Johnson - Defensive Tackle Junior 5 Tim Gossage - Defensive End Sophomore Eric Lee - Junior Marc Miles - Oltensive Center Senior Rex Riddle - Offensive Guard Senior Robert Norton - Defensive Tackle Sophomore Keith Pullen - Offensive Tackle Senior Kelly Pullen - Offensive Tackle Senior Varsity Basketball A-Team Coach Danny Mobley Greg Brown - Guard-Forward Joe Brown - Guard-Forward Stanley Cunningham - Guard William Estella - Guard Baxter Johnson - Center Eric Lee - Center Marc Miles - Guard Mike Morrow - Guard Pierce Norton - Forward Larry O’Neal - Forward Lance Turner - Forward 103 Varsity B-Team Basketball Michael Barker Dennis Cooley Greg Cunningham Greg Dryden Oliver Ervin Randall Ervin Coach Dennis Magourik Robert Jones Danny Phillips 104 Football A wards Eight members of the 1976 Varsity team received awards for their performance during the 1976 season at the athletic ban- quet on March 25. Mr. Hustle Award Don Johnson Most Valuable Most Valuable Defensive Lineman Offensive Lineman Robert Norton Marc Ayers )0. Captain and H. M. Grubbs A ward Marc Miles Captain MarlcRobinson Captain and Most Valuable Player Lance Turner tSh. Most Valuable Defensive Back Stanley Cunningham Most Valuable Offensive Back Tim Cooley Coach Jimmy Pirkle Benji Turley CCHS Baseball 1976 Eric Lee Donald Baber Catcher Catcher Jerry Brown Mark Robinson Right Field Right Field Marc Ayers First Base Marc Miles Third Base Pierce Norton Center Field Lance Turner 2nd Base tf Greg Cunningham Right Field Kelly Pullen Left Field 107 Girls’ Track 1976 Girls' track is a spring sport at CCHS. The Junior and Senior High teams compete with girls from other schools in district meets. Mrs. Mary Merrill - Coach Senior High Team.' Denise Phillips, Sherry Camp, Dana Gardner, Pam Levans and Cynthia Heard. Not pictured is Sherry Baker, Shelia Baker, Debra Bible and Kaffie Shaver. 108 Junior High Teams: Mary Johnson, Denis Phillips, Rita Estelle, Audrey Hendris, Debra Phil- lips, Romi McLeod, Sherry Camp, Cynthia Heard. Not Pictured: Debra Bible. Ann Wood Ann Wood, a member of the CCHS Senior Class, studied gymnastic skills during the 1976-77 school term with Mr. Vannie Edwards, U.S. Olympic coach since 1964, at Olympia Manor in Belcher, Louisiana where she attended classes at Trinity Heights Christian Academy. Ann was selected to be a part of Mr. Edwards' gymnastic program after winning countless honors in gymnas- tics as a part of the YMCA gymnastics team in Anniston. Her being selected to train with the top girls in gym- nastics from over the United State at Olympia Manor was indeed a great honor and her classmates hope to enjoy seeing her as a member of the U.S. Olympic Team one day. Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood of Heflin and is an honor student at the Trinity Heights Acad- emy and an Honor Graduate from CCHS. Gymnastics Team Members: lebra Nolen, Shelia Baker, Pam Levans, Mattie Dupree, Debra lible, Kaffie Shaver, Carla Newell, Belinda Bonner, Charlotte Pesnell, Teresa Green, and oan Harris. Girls’ Volleyball The CCHS Volley- ball Team trains in the fall for district competition in Gads- den. They are coached by Mrs. Mary Merrill. 109 Boys’ Track wo Track is a spring sport at CCHS which is coached by Coach Larry Thombury. The boys train for the various track and field events and then enter district competition against teams from other schools of this area. Two members of the 1976 team, Charles Wood and Perry Kilgore both of whom were Seniors, went to the State Track Meet. Charles Wood participated in the intermediate hurdles and came in third in the State. In the broad jump event he came in fifth in the State. Perry Kilgore participated in the two-mile event and came in sixth in the State. Left to Right: Lance Truner, Anthony Bain, Mark Moore, Charles Wood, Tim Cooley, Jerry Brown, Mark Robinson, Greg Cunningham. Back Row: David Baker, David Lipscomb, Kelly Thrower, Don Johnson, Robert Turley, Keith Pullen, Mark Harris, Rex Riddle, Mike Gossage, Greg Brown and Baxter Johnson. Not Shown: Lee Hendrix and Tony Akin Jr. Heflin Heflin Heflin Heflin Heflin High Football- 1976 18 Jacksonville 0 Heflin 18 Oxford 6 47 Talladega 42 Heflin 33 Anniston 2 Heflin 12 Saks 14 20 Welborn 0 34 Alexandria 16 32 Alexandria 12 Coaches Randy Pullen - Student Coach and Coach Danny Mobley 2 Tommy Austin Vince Benefield Felix Brown Roland Brown Mark Charles Jeff Cone Barry Conkle Johnny Norton Joseph Norton Tommy Payne Michael Pentecost Greg Perkins Tim Perkins Steve Perry Kerry Conkle Mark Dryden Marty Funderburk Terrance Hayes Michael Heard Reuben Hill Ray Holley Dwayne Johnson Freddie Johnson Kenneth Johnson Gary Jones Barry Kennedy Tracy Mayfield Mitch Mercer Doug Pesnell Jay Prater Lawrence Prothro Michael Riddle Greg Rollins Michael Rollins Rodney Shaver Michael Shorn Tim Smith Barry Taylor Tommy Vaughan Rodney Webb Teon Wood Michael Heard Ray Holley Gary Jones Jordy McMahan Jr. High Basketball A-Team Tommy Austin Coach Larry Thornbury Tommy Payne Tim Perkins Steve Perry Lawrence Prothro Michael Riddle Michael Shorn Leon Wood Tommy Wood !I3 Jr. High Basketball B Team 0 Mark Charles Coach Randy Pullen Mark Dryden Kerry Hanson Charles Henson Reuben Hill Freddie Johnson Barry Kennedy Kendall Lee Tracy Mayfield Harold Merrill Greg Perkins Rodney Shaver Barry Taylor ' « CCHS Weight Program Participation in the weight program is a requirement for all CCHS athletes. Athletes work out on a multi- station weight machine. The weight program is under the direction of Coach Jimmy Pirkle with help from other members of the coaching staff. The program includes activities for upper-body muscles three days a week and lower-body muscles two days a week. i « CCHS Varsity Cheerleaders Building spirit is the business of the Varsity A-Team Cheerleaders. They started off the year right with winning First Place Overall and Most Spirited Squad awards at DCA Camp at West Georgia College. Before each football game they were busy with bon-fires, decorating the halls with crepe paper and slogans, and satisfying the team's appetites with homemade goodies and suppers. They were in charge of decorating for the Homecoming Dance and for the athletic banquet. Their pride and devotion to CCHS helped keep spirits high throughout the year. lene Brown - Head Cheerleader - Senior Theresa Johnson - Junior - Co-Head - Senior Nikki Owen - Junior Laura Wood - Junior 17 Varsity B-Team Cheerleaders ,18 Beverly Johnson Miranda Johnson Clarissa Lumpkin Jr. High Cheer - leaders Emily Daugherty Paula Kaylor Susan Pounds Tammie Taylor n? CCHS Tiger Band The school year for the Tiger Band begins in July with two or more practices weekly and much individual practice at home. Then, the second week of August they go to South- ern Union State Junior College for band camp. Band members work from 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. preparing the first competition in marching comesu during the season. After marching season comes concert season, starting with a Christmas Concert, and ended with the annual Spring Con- cert. This year the band released a stereo album that was recorded live at the 1976 Spring Concert. Another first for 1976-77 was the forming of a stage band. Made up of a small group from the concert band, the stage band has played at some of the home basketball games, and other local engagemenu. Director: Mr. Gary Harris Another plus for the 76-77 band year came with James Cates making All-State Band for the third year. Color Guard: Front Row: Donna Amason, Cindy Burgess, Lori Turner, Karen Sanders - Rifle Captain, Renee Williams, Brenda Walker, Paula Norton. Back Row: Joyce Dunn, Micki Norton, Joy Carroll - Colorguard Captain, Donna Hollis, Caron Skinner, Debra Howell, Sandra Teague, Debbie Morgan, Tina Cavender, Theresa Johnson, Carolyn Teague, Cheryl McGrady, Vicki Ligon, Pam McLeroy, Cheryl Ratcliffe, Kellye Norton. 121 CCHS Band Clarinets Front Row: Brenda Watson, Mona Brooks. Back Row: Beverly Hilley, Den- ise Brown, Lynn Benefield, Laura Jane White, Tana Taylor - Section Leader. Flutes Front Row: Teena Hayes. Standing: Lisa Coffey, Susan Buga, Susan Moore, Leigh Casey - Section Leader, Vicky Rollins, Sheila Sears, Shelia Prestridge. Trumpets Front Row: JoAnn Charles, Bethany Thompson, Denise Pate. Middle Row: Greg Robinson, Diane Fields, Kathy Kitchens, Kim Cosper, Renee Williams, Michael Van Curon, Donna Payne, Andrea Benefield. Back Row: Greg Dryden, Anthony Deese - Section Leader, Dwayne Skinner, Dale Abrams, Many Boyles, Jeffrey Waters. Saxophones Left to Right: Gary Genge Sherry Heard Lisa Hughes James Cates Tyrus Morgan Winford Owens - Section Leader Charles Whiten Andy Glasgow Drum Line Left to Right: Ricky Webb Stacey Hill John Buga - Section Leader Steve Cooley Tim Perry Bryant O'Neal Javis Johnson Harold Lipscomb Don Cone Jeff Abney Low Brass Left to Right: Jeff Adams Jeff Hightower - Section Leader David Pate Robb Small Tim Harlan Randy Parkin Oliver Ervin Jean Allred 123 124 CCHS Majorettes and Feature Twirler The CCHS majaorettes and feature twirler for 1976-77 were chosen at tryouts in May by a panel of out-of-town judges. They must have been members of the band and be able to pass try- outs on an instrument before being allowed to tryout for majorette. The majorettes attended a majorette clinic in May, their own majorette camp in June and band camp in August. They made an excellent rating at two marching contests. Mona Brooks Nikki Owen Valentine Sweetheart Is Nikki Owen Nikki Owen, seventeen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Owen of Heflin and member of the Junior Class, was selected Valentine Sweet- heart by a panel of out-of-town judges. The Miss Valentine Sweetheart Pageant is an annual project of the Beta Club. Finalists: Left to Right: Brenda Ack- les - 3rd Runner-up, Sherry Waters - 2nd Runner-up, Nikki Owen - Valentine Sweet- heart, Terri Taylor - 1st Runner-up, Lesa Hammond - 4th Runner-up. Homecoming Queen 1976 Is Charlene Brown Charlene Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winford Brown of Muscadine, was selected Miss Homecoming for 1976-77 by popular vote of the student body. Homecoming Court Left to Right: Nikki Owen, Junior Maid, escorted by David Free- man: Linda Vise, Senior Maid, escorted by Robbie Gardner; Queen Charlene Brown, escorted by Lawrence McAlpin; JoAnn Charles, Senior Maid, escorted by Eric Lee; and Terri Taylor, Sophomore Maid, escorted by Marty Boyles. 126 Senior Maid JoAnn Charles Senior Maid unda vise Junior Maid Sophomore Maid Terri Taylor Twelve Selected Homecoming Sponsor These twelve girls were nomi- nated by their classmates and clubs to serve as sponsors for the Homecoming Court. Liz Bennett - Senior Vivian Clay - Senior Cindy Mercer - Senior Jami Payne - Senior Geralyn Perkins - Senior Shelia Swafford - Senior Pat Bragg - Junior Leigh Casey - Junior Melinda Ayers - Sophomore Debbie Baber - Sophomore Joan Harris - Sophomore Clarissa Lumpkin - Sophomore 128 Senior Directory Jeff Adams - Band 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 12; VICA 11; FFA 10. 11. Marie Austin - Pep Club; FHA 10; FBLA 11, 12; Annual Staff 12. Karen Baber - Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Pep Club; Homecoming Sponsor 10; FHA Officer 10; Who’s Who 10, 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Honor Graduate. Milton Bell - 4-H 10, 11, 12. Liz Bennett - Beta Club 10, 12; Pep Club; FCA 10; Cheerleader 10; FBLA Secretary 10, President 12; Who’s Who 12; Annual Staff Classes Editor 12; Homecoming Sponsor 10, 12; Honor Gradu- ate. Connie Braden - Student Council 10; Pep Club; VICA Vice-President 12; Co-ed Hi-Y 11; Annual Staff 12, Charlene Brown - Beta Club 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; FHA 11. 12; Miss FHA 12; Who's Who 10, 11, 12; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Secretary; Science Club 11; FBLA 12; Junior Maid; Student Council 12; H-Club 11, 12; Homecoming Queen; Good Citizenship Girl; Tiger Times Staff 10; Pep Club; FHA Secretary 11; Homecoming Sponsor 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, President 12; Miss Drama 12; FCA 11, 12, Secretary 12; Annual Staff 12; Miss Tiger 12; Senior Favorite; Honor Graduate. Jerry Brown - Football 10, 11; FFA 10, 11; Track 10, 11; Baseball 11; FCA 10, 11, 12; 4-H 10; Weight Program 10, 11, 12; VIE 12. Joe Brown - FCA 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; H- Club 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12. Lynn Brown - Action Teen 10, 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Track 10. 11; 4-H 10, 11. 12. John Buga - Band 10, 11, 12; 4-H 10, 11; VICA 11. 12; Student Council 10; Who's Who 12; Beta Club 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12. Bruce Cash - VICA 11, 12; FFA 10, 11. James Cates - Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; Science Club President 12; Band 10, 11, 12; All-State Band 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Valedictorian. Jo Ann Charles - Band 10, 11, 12, Reporter 11; Col- orguard 10; Majorette 11, 12, Head 12; Beta Club 10. 11, 12, Reporter 12; FHA 10; Pep Club; Science Club 11, 12; Who's Who 12; Senior Maid; Miss Beta 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 12; Annual Staff 12; Honor Graduate. Scott Cheatwood - Science Club 10, 11, 12. Vivian Clay - VICA 11, 12; Colorguard 11; Drama Club 10; Homecoming Sponsor 12; FHA 10; Annual Staff 12. Keith Crawford - 4-H 10. 11, 12; FFA 10, 11, 12. Joel Crowson - Beta Club 10, 12; 4-H 10, 11, 12; FFA 10. 11, 12; VICA 11, 12; H-Club 10, 11. 12; FCA 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Student Council 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12. Christine Cunningham - Beta Club 10; FHA 10, 11, Secretary 11; Pep Club; 4-H 10, 11. Sacia Curry - Pep Club; Drama Club 12; Annual Staff 12; Tiger Times Staff 12. Donald Davis - 4-H 10. 11; FFA 10. 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; FBLA 11. Cathy Dempsey - FHA 10. 11; FBLA 11. Malinda Dempsey - FHA 10, 11; FBLA 11. Bruce Dunn - Drama Club 11, 12; 4-H 10, 12; H- Club 10, 11; Tiger Times Staff 12; Science Club 12. Ray Dunn - Beta Club 11, 12; Who's Who 12; Science Club 12; Honor Graduate. Bobby Elkins - 4-H 10; FFA 10, 11; VICA 11, 12. Mark Estes - 4-H 10, 11, 12; VICA 11, 12, Officer 12; FFA 10. 11. 12. Burton Evans - 4-H 10, 11, 12; VICA 11, 12. Donnie Gaines - 4-H 10, 11, 12; VICA 11. 12. Steven Gann - 4-H 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Band 10; Annual Staff 12. Keith Godwin - VICA 12. Billy Goodman - 4-H 10, 11. 12; FFA 10; VICA 11, 12, President 12. Richard Goodson - VICA 11, 12; FFA 10; 4-H 10, 11. Karen Grizzard - FFA 12. Karla Grubbs - FHA 10; 4-H 10. Rhonda Heard - Drama Club 10; Action Teen 10; VICA 12; FHA 10, Secretary 10; Band 10. Deborah Henry - 4-H 10, 11; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club; FBLA 11, 12, Reporter 11, Vice-Pres- ident 12; Tiger Times Staff 11; FHA 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Honor Graduate. Jimmy Henry - Chorus 12; 4-H 10, 11, 12; Weight Program 12; VICA 11. Jeff Hightower - Band 10, 11, 12; 4-H 10, 11; VICA 11. 12. Eddie Hill - Who’s Who 10; FFA 10; 4-H 10, 11, 12; VICA 11. 12, President 12. Terry Hughes - FHA 10; FBLA 11, 12. Sharon Humphries - Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Vice- President 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 11; Pep Club; Tiger Times Staff 10; Who's Who 12; Student Council 10; Chorus 11; Annual Staff 12; Honor Graduate. Gail Hunt - FHA 10; Hero 11; Honor Graduate. Nell Hunt - FHA 10; FBLA 11. Nathan Jarrell - 4-H 10, 11. 12. Dennis Jarrett - VICA 11, 12; 4-H 10, 11, 12; FFA 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12. Baxter Johnson - Football 10, 11; Basketball 10, 12; 4-H 10, 11. 12; Track 10, 11, 12. Portica Johnson - VICA 10, 12; FHA 10; Track 10; 4- H 10; Band 10; Volleyball Team 10, 11; Annual Staff 12. Scott Johnson - 4-H Treasurer 10, 11, President 12; Student Council 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Who’s Who 10, 11, 12; Mr. Beta 12; Senior Favorite; Science Club 12; Tiger Times Photography and Art Editor 12. Dixie Kellum - Drama Club 10, 11; Pep Club; VICA 11, 12; FHA 10; 4-H 10; Annual Staff 12. Mark Laminack - VICA 11, 12. Pam Levans - Beta Club 11, 12; Volleyball Team 10, 11, 12, Co-Capt. 11, Capt. 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Pep Club; Student Council 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; FBLA 11; FHA 10; Who’s Who 12; Tiger Times Staff 10, 11; Annual Staff 12. Danny Lines - 4-H 10, 11; VICA 12. Ronnie Mayfield - FFA 10, 11, Sentinel 10, Secre- tary 11; VIE 11, 12, Treasurer 11; 4-H 10, 11. 129 Senior Directory Cindy Mercer - Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Senior Favor- ite; Who's Who 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; H-Club 11, 12; FCA 11, 12, Trea- surer 12; Science Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Tiger Times Staff Business Manager 10, 11, Co- Editor 12; Miss Valentine 4th Runner-up 11; Cheerleader 11, 12; Homecoming Sponsor 12; Pep Club; Annual Staff Editor 12: Honor Gradu- ate. Marc Miles - Beta Club 11, 12; 4-H 10; Student Council 10, 12, President 12; FCA 10, 11, 12, President 12; Tiger Times Staff Sports Editor 10, 11; H-Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Sci- ence Club 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Who's Who 12; Chorus 12; Honor Graduate. Debbie Morgan - Beta Club 10, 11, 12; 4-H 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Tiger Times Staff 11; Annual Staff 12; FHA 10. Carla Newell - Beta Club 10, 11, 12; 4-H 10; Stu- dent Council 10, 12; Science Club 10; FBLA 11, 12, Treasurer 11: FHA 10, 11; Tiger Times Fea- ture Editor 11: Pep Club; Volleyball 12; Voice of Democracy 2nd Place 11; Honor Graduate. Winford Owens - Junior Class President; Senior Class Vice-President; Who's Who 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Band 10, 11, 12, Band Captain 12; 4-H Vice-President 10; Honor Graduate. Dee Ann Parker - Science Club 10; FBLA 10; FHA 10, 11; GAA 10: Action Teens 10, 11; VICA 11, 12; 4-H 10, 11: Pep Club. Toney Parker - 4-H 10, 11, 12; FFA 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; VICA 11. Jami Payne - Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Co- Capt. 12; H-Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; FCA 11, 12; FHA 11; Chorus 11; Miss Valentine 10: Homecoming Sponsor 10, 12; Who's Who 12; Annual Staff Business Manager 12; Honor Gradu- ate. Johnny Parsons - 4-H 10; FFA 10; VICA 11. Geralyn Perkins - Beta Club 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12; FHA 10; 4-H 10, 11; Chohis 10; Annual Staff 12. Frank Perry - 4-H 11, 12. Tim Pesnell - Science Club 11, 12; 4-H 10: FFA 10, 11, 12; VICA 12. James Phillips - Chorus 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Fooball 10; FFA 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12: 4-H 10, 11, 12; FCA 10, 11, 12. Nina Prichett - VICA 11, 12, Parliamentarian 12; FHA President 10; 4-H 10, 11. Keith Pullen - 4-H 10, 11, 12: FFA 10, 11. 12: Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; H-Club 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12. Kelly Pullen - H-Club 10, 11, 12; FFA 10, 11, 12; FCA 10, 11, 12; Fooball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11. 12; Basketball 10. Angie Reid - FHA 10; 4-H 10. Rex Riddle - H-Club 10, 11, 12: FCA 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11; Who's Who 12; Chorus 11, 12; Track 11. Steve Robertson - 4-H 10; VICA 11. Mark Robinson - 4-H 10, 11, 12; FFA 10. 11, 12; H- Club 10, 11. 12, Treasurer 12; FCA 10, 11. 12; Baseball 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12. Vickie Rollins - Pep Club; Science Club 11; FBLA 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Action Teens 10; Annual Staff 12; FHA 10; Drama Club 10. Joe Sanders - 4-H 10; FFA 10, 11, 12; VICA 12. Keith Sheffield - Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class President; 4-H 10; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; Who's Who 12; Science Club Vice- President 12; Salutatorian. David Skinner - FFA 10, 11; 4-H 10, 11; VICA 12. Becky Smith - Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11. 12; Pep Club; FHA 10; FBLA 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Tiger Times Staff 11, 12, Features Editor 12; Annual Staff Writer 12; VIE 12: Voice of Democracy 3rd Place 11. Royce Smith - 4-H 10; FFA 10; VICA 12. Terry Smith - 4-H 10, 11; VICA 12. Scott Storey - VICA 11, 12. Sheila Swafford - Homecoming Sponsor 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who 12; Junior Class Secre- tary; Tiger Times Editor 10, 11, Co-Editor 12; FBLA 11; FHA 10; Miss Valentine 11; VICA 12; Voice of Democracy 1st Place 12; Pep Club; Annual Staff 12; Action Teens 10, 11. Barbara Thomas - 4-H 10, 11, 12; Pep Club; FHA 10, 11; Track Team 10, 11; VICA 12. Billy Thomas - 4-H 10, 11; VICA 12. Laura Tripplett - FHA 10; 4-H 10. Benji Turley - Tiger Times Staff 10, 12; Annual Staff 12; Drama Club 12; Baseball 11, 12; 4-H 11, 12; Chorus 10, 12; Football 11. Lance Turner - 4-H 10; Student Council 10, 12, Secretary 12; Tiger Times Sports Editor 10; H- Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; FCA 10. 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Science Club Parliamenta- rian 11, Secretary 12: Who’s Who 11, 12; Chorus 12; Mr. Tiger 12. Terry Turner - FFA 10; VICA 12. Michael Van Curon - Science Club 11; Drama Club 12; Band 10, 11, 12. Linda Vise - 4-H 10; FHA 10; Homecoming Sponsor 10, 11; VICA Vice-President 11; FBLA Treasurer 12; Senior Maid; Who's Who 12. Linda Walker - FHA 10; Pep Club; 4-H 10; Who's Who 10, 11; VICA 12. Sherry Waters - Chorus 10; FHA 10; Pep Club; 4-H 10: Senior Favorite; FBLA 11, 12; Who's Who 11, 12; Homecoming Sponsor 11. Sandra Weathers - FHA 10; 4-H 10; Pep Club; HERO Club 11. Beverly Wheeles - GAA 10; Beta Club 10, 11, 12: FHA 10; Pep Club; VICA 11, 12, Vice-President 11, Secretary 12; Action Teens Vice-President 10. Ann Wood - Beta Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 11; Sopho- more Maid: Pep Club; Tiger Times Staff 10, 11; Cheerleader 10; Drama Club 10, 11; Science Club 11, Secretary 11; Voice of Democracy 1st Place 11; Gymnastics Program 11. Clarence Wood - 4-H 10, 11; FFA 10. 12; Baseball 10: Chorus 12. 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ROBERTS PIGGLY WIGGLY THE BRIDAL SHOPPE COLE MOTOR COMPANY WATERS'TIRE SERVICE CENTER JUNIOR'S GROCERY Heflin HEARD CHEVRON STATION COGGINS JEWELRY WARREN A. HEARD - Owner 101 Old Ed. Rd. BOBBIE'S GROCERY EXXON STATION Hwy. 78 Ross St. Heflin COEFIELD'S CAR CENTER RICHARD ZANER GROCERY CLEBURNE NEWS HUTCHENSON'S GROCERY GENERAL MDSE. Compliments of LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. To Watch Over Yours Representatives: Horace Perry Bill Bentley David Young Jerry Gaines Lamar Perry Felix Humphries Doug Pritchett J. G. Beene 463-2342 463-7694 463-5670 463-7966 463-5310 Sales Manager Sales Manager District Manager Senior Reflections cy h 07.fi, tte Seniors of 7977, Coot upon ouz piast years, at ddcdt £, eve see tappiness minyCed witt excitement; poy touched witt smites; sadness liyhtenedCy fiendstip; and so many otter emotions, tey urere yoodyears . . . d uziny our fzestman year eact day was an experience. (CCe faced new ctaC- Cenyes tut sometow found stzenytC to overcome ttem and to yzow. dJtat y£u yave us an opportunity to ctoose a direction for our Cives and a ctance to yrow as individuaCs. Z7tat year aCso yave us tte distinction of Ceiny tnown as tte first cCass at CCCddfcS to compite and Cuzy a time capsuCe in wtict we pCaced: Cits andpieces of our Cives, our memories, a HSiCCe, snapsCots, currency, a dote Cot- tCe, and various otter items wtict are to Ce unearttedin tteyear 2002. cdfs cSoptomores, we Cecame cauytt up in tte excitement of Varsity p£p raC- Cies and foottaCCyames Cecause memters of our cCass were pazticipiatiny. (l de were Ceyinniny to Ce recoynixed Cy tte upptercCassmen as peopCe. SdinaCCy, we were matiny accompCistments for ourseCves, and we were seeiny tte need to settCe into a routine andCeyin to moCdour futures. ffunioz ... a person witt two years yone, one year to yo, and a year to ttint aCout. dJte Ciy events of ttat year were: tte fantastic 7-y footCaCCseason ftiytCiytted Cy a sweet victory over our footCaCC zivaC (DxfordJ and tte tonor of tostiny tte ffz.- £z. CPzom. dJtese memories can never Ce foryotten. cSometime, Cefoze we c our Senior yet-zr sCipped upon us. C t was a year of ctanye: a cSoutterner Cecame Cd esident; our country suffered a severe eneryy crisis; and we ctanyed from ctiCdzen to aduCts. (Duz year was made speciaCttrouyC exetany iny portraits, sendiny invitations, caps andyowns, parties, new cCottes, cdfwards Ctday, tte worry of summer oCs, pLanniny for coC Ceye, andfinaCCy —yzaduation. dt is a feeCiny ofnostaCyia. (l de tave reacted a yoaC in Cife, Cut tte seci itity of sctooC and fiends wiCC Ce missed. 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