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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

THE TIGER 1981 Volume XXXVI Cleburne County High School Heflin, Alabama Contents the Senior Class of 1981 presents ‘Remembering Yesterday Thinking of Tomorrow” Mr. and Miss Tiger Greg Rollins and Pearl Cooley Seniors Seniors 1981 4 Seniors find the long road of yesterdays leads to the joy of being at the top ... and then there is the uncertainty of tomorrow. Senior Class Officers: Left to Right: Brenda Vise, Secretary; Walter Bennett. Treasurer: Gary Genge, President; Barry Kennedy, Vice President: and Alesia Lumpkin, Reporter. 5 One Hundred and Sixteen Are Seniors One hundred and sixteen Seniors are to be graduates of Cle- burne County High School’s seventy-fourth graduating class. Cleburne County High School was founded in 1906 and has grown from graduating six or seven graduates each year to a con- solidated high school which offers a complete program in college preparatory classes, general high school curriculum and vocational education. Minimum standards for high school graduation at CCHS are twenty credits consisting of four units in English, three units in social studies, one unit in mathematics and science, a driver train- ing course, and elective courses of one’s choice. Most of CCHS's graduates, however, are fortunate enough to have earned the maxi- mum of twenty-four credits. Timmy Allen Bobby Allred Conner Allred Lisa Hughes Kris Johnson Dedication Mr. Robert L. Morton A joyous portion of the Senior experience is being able to show respect to this special adminis- trator, Mr. Robert L. Morton. Mr. Morton has been principal here at Cleburne County High School for the past nine years. Prior to that time he was head basketball coach, assistant football coach, and driver education teacher. He holds Bachelor’s and Master's Degrees from Jacksonville State University. Mr. Morton is married to Mrs. Martha Morton and they have one daughter, Marsha. Mr. Morton is dedicated to educational and community activities. He has endeared himself to the students at Cle- burne County High School through his concern for each student as an individual. The Senior Class of 1981 respectfully dedicates this volume of THE TIGER to Mr. Robert L. Mor- ton. 16 Good Citizenship Girl Pearl Cooley DAR Good Citizenship Girl Twelve Years Perfect Attendance Pearl Cooley has been selected DAR Good Citi- zenship Girl by members of the Senior Class and the CCHS Faculty. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Cooley of Route 3, Heflin. Pearl has been elected Miss Tiger and Senior Favorite. She was chosen Most Dependable in the Junior Who's Who and Best All Around in the Senior Who’s Who. She was elected Senior Maid in the Homecoming Court and is a Varsity A-Team Cheer- leader. She is a member of the Annual Staff and is Club Editor on the TIGER TIMES Staff. Pearl is a member of the Student Council, the Pep Club, the Beta Club, the Science Club and the FBLA. She was class secretary during her Junior year. The Good Citizenship Girl is selected on the basis of character, conduct, service to school and leader- ship. Janie and James Butler have been perfect in attendance for the past twelve years. They are the son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Butler of Route 3, Heflin. 17 Valedictorian Is Gary Genge Gary Genge Gary Genge has earned the honor of Valedictorian of the 1981 graduating class for having an aca- demic average of 96.73 in accelerated level classes in grades ten. eleven and twelve. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Genge of Heflin. Gary was president of his class during both his Junior and Senior years. He was elected Most Depend- able in the Sophomore and Junior Who's Who and Most Likely to Succeed in the Senior Who’s Who. Gary is a member and president of the Science Club, Vice President of the Beta Club, a member of the Student Council and Co-Editor of the Annual Staff. He is a member of the Cleburne County High School Band and Stage Band. He is Section Leader for the Saxophone Section. Gary also earned the Scholarship Award for having the highest academic average in his class for grades seven, eight and nine. is Salutatorian Is Melissa McWhorter Melissa McWHorter has earned the honor of Salutatorian of the 1981 graduating class for having an academic average of 92.94 in accelerated level classes in grades ten, eleven, and twelve. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McWhorter of Fruithurst. Melissa is a member of the Beta Club and has served as president during her Senior year. She is a member of the Science Club and Co-editor of the Annual Staff. She was elected Homecoming Sponsor during her Senior year and Most Likely to Succeed in the Senior Who's Who. 19 Honor Graduates These three seniors earned the distinction of being named Honor Graduates for having earned an average of 90 or above in academic, acceler- ated level courses in grades 10,11, and 12. Barry Kennedy 20 Vince Williamson Senior Favorites Kris Johnson Pearl Cooley Beth Owen Brenda Vise Senior Favorites Troy Adams Stacy Bragg Greg Rollins Jimmy Sommers Senior Who’s Who Biggest Flirt Sharon Dominick and Joey Wheeles Most Popular Cathy Cofield and Mark Dryden Best All Around Pearl Cooley and Roger Norton Most Athletic Martha Campbell and Greg Rollins 24 Senior Who’s Who jg % Friendliest Doug Pesnell and Phyllis Cavender Best Dressed Mylinda Jones and Jimmy Somers Wittiest Pam Hayes and Michael Turner Senior Who’s Who Cutest Walter Bennett and Kris Johnson Most Reserved Brenda Vise and Michael Pruitt Most Likely to Succeed Melissa McWhorter and Gary Genge Neatest Barry Kennedy and Tina Cavender 25 26 Senior Who’s Who Most Dependable Alesia Lumpkin and Stacy Bragg Most School Spirited Beth Burks and Danny Rollins Most Handsome and Prettiest Gary Thompson and Beth Owen Most Studious Romi McLeod and Vince Williamson Senior Snapshots Being a Senior is a long-awaited experience. One thinks that truly it will be the highlight of his life — and it is good. However, like most of one's experiences it brings mixed emotions. There is so much joy at being at the top of the ladder but then there is the realization that one must look toward the future and that Is uncertain. No more will we be returning to CCHS. Where we will go can be troubling at times. But the good times — the memories — they will be with us always. In Memory of Tony Lambert Tony Lambert died accidentally on April 16, 1980. He was the son of Mrs. Geraldine Payne Lambert of Muscadine, Alabama. Tony is remembered by members of the 1981 graduating class for his pleasant nature and his enthusiasm for life. The members of this class were saddened by his untimely death. 27 Fads of 1980-’81 Designer Clothes Rabbit Coats 34 Hush Puppy French Braids Aigner Sweaters Down Vests Knee Socks, Skirts, and Penny Loafers 35 Class Will We, the 1981 graduating class of Cleburne County High School, being of sound mind do bequeath the following: I, Doug Abrams, leave my ability to do very little in Mr. Kent’s class and pass to Phillip Abney and Tracy Hulsey I, Troy Adams, leave to party forever. I, Timmy Allen, leave not getting to sit behind Cathy anymore. I, Tammy Aired, leave happily as Mrs. Billy Aired. I, Tony Akins, leave Cleburne County High School to begin plans for construction of Easterwood Apart- ments in 1982. I, Dennis Akles, leave to become an assistant coach for the CCHS Tigers. I, Debra Baker, leave all of my part-time learning, here at CCHS, to become a full-time learner in trade at Albany, Ga. I, Joan Baker, leave Sharon Shaver the ability to be two places at the same time without GETTING KILLED. I, Cindy Barker, leave Deborah with all her problems, to anyone who wants to listen to her talk. I, Barry Barnwell, leave my lucky charms to my classmates so that they will someday get a girl like mine. I, Johnny Beason, leave my place in Building Construction to Terry Watson. I, Walter Bennett, leave my ability to get in the Who’s Who to Michael Bell, He needs it. I, Marion Brimer, leave CCHS with a lot of joyful memories of the wonderful friends I’ve made since being here. I, Emmie Brown, leave my ability to laugh and not get anything done in BOE to Amanda Morris. I, Felix Brown, leave my once beautiful hair to anyone who can manage it. I, Vicki Buckhannon, leave my loving smile and crazy ways to Karen Poland and Amanda Morris. I, Beth Burks, leave my beauty to Tawanna Vaughan. I also leave Tawanna and Todd’s problems to Kevin Long. I, Marcella Burton, leave my mustang to Penny and Sharon. I, James Butler, leave my Mr. Ugly” trophy to Ken Yancy because he is the next ugliest boy in school. I, Janie Butler, leave my Cosmetology class to Pat Paris because lord knows she needs it. I, Martha Campbell, got everything ready to leave and forgot where I put it. I, James Cason, leave to take Scott home again. I, Phyllis Cavender, leave never to have another party like the one when I turned 18.1 don’t think I could handle another one like that. I, Tina Cavender, leave my nature of taking chances and usually getting by with them to Jill. I, Mark Charles, leave wondering where I will go. I, Michelle Christopher, leave all my Baby Powder and Tooth Paste to Melanie Hamlin and April Sewell. I, Michael Chupp, leave my welding ability to anyone who thinks he can handle it. I, Lisa Coffey, leave Beau at Bill Ed Coefield’s—forever, Superglue and all. I, Cathy Cofield, leave my parking place to Keith Yancy, if he can get to school early enough. I, David Cofield, leave CCHS to become a fulltime worker at Piggly Wiggly. I, Bruce Collins, leave to go to the Mica Mines. I, Miriam Conner, leave my many absences to poor, desperate, overworked students. I, Pearl Cooley, could leave my ability to Jam on Friday nights to Gaines, Lumpkin and Hayes, but... I’ll never do it! I, Kim Cosper, leave “Luler” to Kellye, Patricia, Leigh, and Dawn. Look-out, Anniston! I, Regina Cowan, leave hoping I won’t be returning next year. I, Marc Curlee, leave my ability to be late and get by with it to Alan. I, Sharon Dominick, leave my ability to have five boyfriends at the same time without either knowing about the other to Vicki Lines. I, Mark Dryden, leave my stories about all the escapades that took place in Old Yeller to be “possibly matched by Kendal Lee. I, Frank Dupree, just plain leave, before “they change and try to keep me here. I, Chester Ervin, leave never to be late for English again. I, Pam Freeman, leave my ability to find the lost boyfriend to anyone who needs it. I, Teresa Fincher, leave my space on the announcement sheet to report to the office to my sister, Taw- yon; maybe she won’t need it! I, Marty Funderburk, leave all my carpentry abilities to Johnny Bible and Jimmy Funderburk. I, Gary Genge, leave my ability to be SCRAIT to Scott Walker (he needs it). I, Carroll Gilbert, leave Mr. Kent to Tim Owens. I, Andrew Glasgow, leave my ability to get along with teachers to Jeff Benson, who needs it. I, Sherry Grizzard, leave to become Mrs. Jerry Turner. I, Brent Hablutzel, leave many broken-hearted girls to develop new crushes. I, Beverly Hanvey, leave my ability to stay in trouble to Kenny Cosper. I, Pam Hayes, leave my big mouth to Sherri Austin, and never knowing where I'm supposed to be to Jackie and Debbie. I, Terrance Hayes, leave my great driving ability to Jeff Cone. I, Sherri Heard, leave early—as usual. I, Charles Henson, leave my talented walk to whoever wants it. I, Stacy Hill, leave my height and ability to play snare drum to Scott Morgan. I, Sherri Dimp” Hilley, leave but not forgetting all the great memories of my high school years, espe- cially band. Class Will I, Lisa Holland, leave my back seat on the bus to Greg Price. L Marty Holley, leave just as confused as I came. I, Lisa Maestro’’ Hughes, leave all of my Rolaids to Mr. Harris. He will need them, because I won’t be around to give him any more. I, Binky Johnson, leave Cleburne County High School among the few, the proud, and the smartest1 I, Freddy Johnson, leave my •’Slyness’’ to Reuben Hill. I, Kenneth Johnson, leave my friends behind to fight and defend the U. S. in the Marine Corps. I, Kris Johnson, leave with Butch—Brook, you can’t have him! I, Mylinda Jones, leave my ability to leave Heflin on Fridays and Saturdays, for good reasons, to Hope Miles and Tracy Bennett. I, Barry Kennedy, leave nothing behind. I’m smart enough to take it all with me, so I won’t have to come back and get it later. I, Lisa Lambert, leave CCHS to spend all my time with Larry Lambert. I, Darrell Laminack, leave Carl Day with the notes on how to pass Mr. Kent’s class. I, Kaye Lindsey, leave my height to Amanda Morris. I, Alesia Lumpkin, leave my ability to catch a saxophone player to Fay Harlan. Good Luck, Fay!! I, Tracy Lumpkin leave Tracy Bennett thumbing on the side of the road. Maybe Kristi will pick her up. I, Brian McCormick, leave my parking place at school to my brother, Keith, and his pick-up truck, Ala- bama. I, Mary Jane McDaniel, leave my ability to play basketball to anyone with the skill. I, Romi McLeod, being of sound mind, do not leave all my “slips” to Jackie Benefield and Debbie Pre- ston—they seem to have lost all of theirs. I, Melissa McWhorter, finally give Miss Neal’s desk and chair back to her. I, Alban Morris, leave still trying to fix my VW. I, David Morrow, am lucky to leave. I, Mark Mullally, leave my ability to get along with teachers to my brother, Joe. I, Johnny Norton, leave wondering where I’ll go. I, Micki Norton, leave my ability to flirt with anybody and everybody to Brenda Norton. I, Roger Norton, leave my ability to drive a bus to anyone who can stand it. I, Bryant O'Neal, leave all acdemic classes to the birds. I, Beth Owen, leave my position as routine co-ordinator on the Varsity A-Team Cheerleader Squad to Connie-o, Gaines, and Rhonda. I, Regina Parson, gladly leave as Mrs. Phillip Haynes. I, Donna Payne, leave my dancing ability to anyone who can handle it. I, Marcia Payne, leave hoping also to leave behind my “fender bender” excursions but not to my brother, Jon. I, Doug Pesnell, leave my ability to pull the trigger when the situation calls for drastic measure to Paul Padgett. I, Jay Prater, leave my abilities at the coolest position on the football field-wide receiver- to Michael Bell. I, Beverly Price, leave the back seat on the bus to anyone who wants to argue over it. I, Mary Jean Prothro, leave my sewing ability to next year’s fashion and fabric class. I, Michael Pruitt, leave my quietness to the CCHS faculty since they seldom get to experience a quiet student. I, Cheryl Robertson, leave my “nice language and bad temper to Carla Hiett... maybe. I, Danny Rollins, leave my ability to be cool to Rodney Gidley. I, Greg Rollins, leave my ability to have six girl friends at one time to my brother—Tony, not Michael. I, Randy Rooks, leave to go find somewhere else to cut up. I, Caron Skinner, leave my famous novel, HOWTO GET INVOLVED WITH MILITARY MEN, to any girl who thinks she can be successful at it. I, Kerry Smith, leave trying to buy my own Roto-Rooter” truck. I, Michelle Snow, leave my place in Economics to Cathy Wood and Nancy Haynes so they can be bored out of their minds like I was. I, Jimmy Somers, leave my beautiful hair to Kerry Hansen. I, Glen Stephens, leave saying, Shake hands and be friends with everyone.” I, Gary Thompson, leave CCHS to the Salvation Army. I, Cynthia Turner, leave all my poems to Diana Beason. She is the only one who understands them. I, Michael Turner, leave trying to remember what happened the night of November 8. I, David Vaughn, leave all my best wishes to Jimmy Vaughn if he needs it. I, Tommy Vaughan, leave my ability to ride to the gym 6th period with my music WIDE—OPEN to Michael Frog” Rollins. I, Brenda Vise, leave my spot as homecoming queen to a good Christian girl. I, David Weathers, leave my place in Building Construction to Joe Day. I, Teresa Weathers, leave my place in first period P.E. to Michelle Hyatt. I, Joey Wheeles, leave my ability to go to sleep in Mr. Kent’s room to Greg Perkins. I, Felicia “Wimpie” Wilson, leave my accident-prone ways to Elana and Doc! Someone has to pave the way for Christopher Lance! I, Renee Williams, leave my moose jokes to DeAnn, Melanie, Tracie, and Derinda. I, Vincent Williamson, leave my Green Volkswagen to my brother, Brice. Class Prophecy SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY A forward look into the nineteen nineties finds the 1981 graduates of CCHS in the following activities: Doug Abrams owns his own fleet of airplanes. Troy Adams is still trying to keep his boots looking new. Tony Akins is owner of the well-known Easterwood Apartments. Dennis Akles has led the Heflin Tigers to five straight state championships with some advice and support from Coach Hoblitzell. Timmy Allen is the owner of the Rock Store 3. Bobby Allred owns his own car manufacturing company in Mars Hill. Conner Allred is teaching American History at Chulafinnee Tech. Tammy Aired is busy raising yet another generation of Alreds. Debra Baker has captured her own flock of birds in Albany, Georgia. Without any help! Joan Baker is still fighting Jeff Cone in Psychology. Cindy Barker and Deborah are still riding around up town in their many different cars, faking people off. Barry Barnwell now has his own set of lucky charms.” Jack Barnwell is “living high” in Columbia, South America. Johnny Beason is a rich cabinet maker. Vince Benefield was the first to win the Talladega 500 in a Brown Chevy Truck. Walter Bennett is governor of Alabama. Stacy Bragg is the foremost and easiest to remember Oak Ridge Boy. Marion Brimer is the instructor of 15 very masculine men in welding class. Emmie Brown is still laughing and not getting anything done. Felix Brown is held captive by 43 lovely women on a desert island. NO HELP WANTED! Vicki Buckhannon is in the Air Force, and still hasn't completed her basic training. Beth Burks is through with local beauty pageants. She is now the reigning Miss Universe. Marcella Burton is racing in the Indy 500 in her own little Mustang. James Butler is still trying to catch his own Robin,” but hasn't succeeded yet. Janie Butler is running her own nursing home for the retired teachers of CCHS. Martha Campbell is a well-known secretary with the Kennedy and Associates Accounting Firm. Of course she's married to the boss. James Cason is the owner of the local supply house. His motto is If you can’t get it, I can.” Phyllis Cavender is now living in Pasadena, Texas enjoying Gilley’s Night Club.” She comes home every November to have another wild party at Micaville. Tina Cavender’s Old Yeller” passed away three years ago; she now owns a Camaro. Mark Charles is part owner of Coefield’s Pool Hall, Bar, and Lounge. Michele Christopher is still making trips to the Chevron station. Michael Chupp owns his own welding company. Lisa Coffey is still trying to find a guy from Oxford that is NOT going steady. Cathy Cofield owns her own business school, where she trains secretaries on how to party while work- ing. David Cofield owns Piggly Wiggly and has seven VIE students working for him. Bruce Collins is Micaville's Boss Hogg Miriam Conner is a compassionate nurse and helps the whole male population heal their broken hearts. Pearl Cooley has moved up in the world. She is head cheerleader for the Dallas Cowboys Kim Cosper is finally a member of the Oxford Rescue Squad. She works there every Saturday night. Regina Cowan is a certified psychiatrist and will be holding her office door open for Kim and Lisa as soon as they get back from Anniston. Marc Curlee owns his own chain of Freeman” Groceries. He needs to; he has all those kids. Sharon Dominick is married to her five boyfriends, and they still don’t know about each other. Mark Dryden is a construction worker in Panama City Beach, Florida, where he is rebuilding all the motel rooms he tore down when he was in high school. Frank Dupree has a chain of Huddle Houses. Chester Ervin has his own popcorn empire. Teresa Fincher owns her own greenhouse. She grows EVERYTHING!!! Pam Freeman is married and has three children with “Curlee” hair. Marty Funderburk works at the Fruithurst cabinet shop. Gary Genge works for NASA. He sends everyone he doesn’t like to the moon. Carroll Gilbert is an offical game warden. Andrew Glasgow is a highly successful dentist SOMEWHERE in Tennessee. Sherry Grizzard is married to Jerry Turner and they have their own logging company. Brent Hablutzel is a rich, famous, actor living the good life. Beverly Hanvey is working as a secretary for the President of the United States WATCH OUT WORLD! Pam Hayes is still trying to make Roger understand what she is talking about. Terrance Hayes owns his own Night Club, Ladies Night Every Night. Sherri Heard is a registered nurse at General Hospital. Charles Henson has patented his walk and is now a self-made millionaire. Class Prophecy Stacy Hill is living in Hawaii with his wife and two kids. He’s also a U. S. Air Force Pilot. Sherrie Hilley runs her own art gallery posted: PARENTAL DISCRETION ADVISED!!! Lisa Holland is still riding around up town. Marty Holley is still working toward a law degree at the University of Alabama. Lisa Hughes is now back in Heflin trying to bum off all those Rolaids she left Mr. Harris. Binky Johnson has made her fortune as a flute player. • Freddy Johnson is in prison for being so sly and sneaky. Kenneth Johnson is now playing professional basketball. Kris Johnson has just finished her book, BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN. She’s living proof. Mylinda Jones is writing a Dear Abby column in the paper. After giving free advice for ten years, she decided to get paid for it. Barry Kennedy is now the president of his own accounting firm, Kennedy and Associates. There is a great deal of hanky panky betwen Barry and his secretary, Martha, who also doubles as Mrs. Ken- nedy. Lisa Lambert is raising a Larry or Lisa Junior. Darrell Laminack is the judge of Muscadine, and he parties every weekend. Kaye Lindsey owns Pop’s. Alesia Lumpkin is a very successful nurse SOMEWHERE in Tennessee. Tracy Lumpkin still spells relief ROLAND. Brian McCormick is a famous photographer for PENTHOUSE magazine. Mary Jane McDaniel is a professional basketball coach in Albany, Georgia. Romi McLeod is married to a handsome man, driving a newer car, living in a bigger house, but still living in Chulafinnee, wearing slips . Melissa McWhorter has her own Butch-er Shop. Alban Morris has finally gotten his Volkswagen fixed. David Morrow has taken all his girls from Tallapoosa and opened his own dating service. Anthony Munroe is a doctor at the Cleburne County Sick Hospital. Mark Mullally is a professional wrestler. Johnny Norton is mayor of Bell’s Mill. Micki Norton is teaching the ways of flirting successfully at the Abernathy College for Young Ladies. Roger Norton is still having those Hayes headaches. Bryant O’Neal is an army recruiter. Beth Owen owns the Copper Penny in Jacksonville, and has everyone doing the backstroke. Regina Parsons is still trying to interpret what Mr. Kent discussed in 3rd period. Donna Payne still doesn’t know where she’s going, or what she's doing. Marci Payne is living in Birmingham, still trying to decide whether to be a country or opera singer. Doug Pesnell is in Nashville singing country music with Hank Williams Jr., anytime he isn’t in jail. Jay Prater is living in Hawaii under the palm trees with Rhonda. Mary Jean Prothro has a tailoring shop in Heflin. Beverly Price is still enjoying her weekends in Heflin. Michael Pruitt is astounding people with his amazing control in the classroom at CCHS. He is a teacher of English. Cheryl Robertson has formed her own “motorcycle gang” all they need now are the motorcycles Danny Rollins is still trying to pass his first American History test, with Mary Willingham's help. Greg Rollins is riding faster horses, drinking older whiskey, dating younger women, and making more money. Randy Rooks is the owner of Rooks Construction Company. Caron Skinner has her own beauty salon, where she specializes in Private Ty Benjamin” haircuts. Kerry Smith is mayor of Muscadine. Michele Snow is now operating the Cedar Creek Baptist Book Store, specializing in “Bibles. Jimmy Sommers has taken over Ron Jaworski’s place with the Philadelphia Eagles Glen Stephens is married to Rhonda, and they are very happy. Gary Thompson has become the biggest bum in Muscadine, and President of the United States. Cynthia Turner is a worker at Alcoholics Anonymous. She is trying to rehabilitate Buck.” Michael Turner owns his own business called “Turner’s Wrecked Vehicles. David Vaughn is still the quietest student to ever come out of one of Mr. Kent’s classes. Tommy Vaughn is starting punter for the Auburn Tigers. WAR EAGLE!!! Brenda Vise is a millionairess, and owns alot of banks filled with Cash.” David Weathers is now operating his own bookstore in downtown Heflin. Teresa Weathers now owns her own HYATT HOUSE. Joey Wheeles now owns his own BENTLEY. Renee Williams has reached her goal in life. She stands 5'1 in height. Vincent Williamson owns 12 Volkswagons. Felecia Wilson, alias Wimpie,” is going to make her contract with Tiger permanent. After all, he works for Wimpie Burgers. Senior Christmas Party Each year at Christmas the Senior Class invites their parents to the Annual Senior Christmas Party. This year’s Seniors enter- tained their parents with the presentation of “Mr. Grumpy's Toy Shop directed by Mrs. Sonja Adams. The parents furnished home- baked refreshments. 40 Senior Directory Doug Abrams — FFA 10,11,12. Troy Adams — FFA 10,11,12; VICA 10,11,12; Senior Favorite. Timmy Allen — VICA 11,12. Bobby Allred — VICA 10,11,12. Conner Allred — Band 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11; 4-H Club 10, 11; 1980 2nd runner up Mr. Ugly Contest. Tammy Aired — Science Club 10,11; FBLA 11. Tony Akins — Football 10; Basketball 10; Drama Club 10,11,12; FFA 10,11,12, VICA 11,12. Dennis Akles — Football 12, Outstanding Defensive Lineman; Baseball 10, 12; FFA 12 4-H Club 10 11 12; VICA 11; HERO 10. Debra Baker — Girls’ Basketball 12; Pep Club 12; 4-H Club 10,11; VICA 12' HERO 10 11 Joan Baker — Volleyball 10,11,12; FHA 10,11,12; FBLA 10,11. Cindy Barker — Beta Club 11, 12; Secretary, Beta Club 12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Vice President Drama Club 12; Science Club 10; FBLA 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Homecoming Sponsor 10,12; Annual Staff 12. Barry Barnwell — FFA 10, 11,12; VICA 10,11,12. Jack Barnwell— Baseball 11,12; VICA 11,12. Vince Benefield — Football 10,11; FFA 10,12,12; VICA 10,11,12. Walter Bennett — Senior Class Treasurer; Junior Who’s Who Friendliest; Senior Who’s Who Cutest; Band 10,11,12; Drum Section Leader 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Science Club 10,11. Johnny Beason — VICA 10,11,12. Stacy Bragg — Senior Who’s Who Most Dependable; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Chorus 11,12; Science Club 11,12; Senior Favorite. Marion Brimer — Volleyball 11,12; Softball 11,12; VICA 11,12. Emmie Brown — FHA 10,11; 4-H Club 10; FBLA 11,12. Felix Brown — Football 10; Basketball 10,11,12; Baseball 12; Chorus 10; Drama Club 11; FFA 10,11,12; 4-H Club 10; VICA 11; HERO 10. Vicki Buchannan —Softball 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10; FFA 10; Treasurer FFA 11; FFA Vice President 12; 4-H Club 10,11. Beth Burks — Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 12; 4-H Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Senior Who’s Who Most School Spirit; Annual Staff 12; Chorus 12. James Butler — Student of the Month 12; VICA 10,11,12; Perfect Attendance 12. Janie Butler — FHA Chairperson 10; Recreation Leader 11; 4-H Club 10,11; VICA 12; FBLA 11. Marcella Burton — Volleyball 10,11,12; VICA 12; FBLA 10,11. Martha Campbell — Senior Who’s Who Most Athletic; Homecoming Sponsor 10,11,12; Girls' Basketball 10; Annual Staff 12; Volleyball 10, 11; Student Council 10; H-Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11: Beta Club 10,11,12; Drama Club 10,11; Science Club 10,11; FHA 10; 4-H Club 10; FBLA 11,12. James Cason — Band 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Science Club 10,11,12. Phyllis Cavender — Junior Who’s Who Most Popular; Senior Who’s Who Friendliest; Homecoming Sponsor 11, 12; Band 10; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Science Club 10, 11; 4-H Club 10; FBLA 10,11,12. Tina Cavender — Senior Who’s Who, Neatest; Homecoming Sponsor 11, 12; Band 10; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10,11; Beta Club 10,11,12; Drama Club 12; Science Club 10,11; FHA 10; VICA 11; FBLA 12. Mark Charles — Baseball 10; Annual Staff 12; Student Council 10, 11; Pep Club 10,11,12; Science Club 4| 10,11,12; 4-H Club 10,11. Senior Directory Michele Christopher — Homecoming Sponsor 10; Band 10,11,12; Student Council 11; Pep Club 10,11, 12; Drama Club 12; Science Club 10; FHA 10; 4-H Club 10; FBLA 10,11; Band Council 12. Michael Chupp — Chorus 10; FFA 12; 4-H Club 10; VICA 10,11,12. Lisa Coffey — Band 10,11,12; Annual Staff 12; Student Council 11; Drama Club 10,11,12; Science Club 10,11; FHA 10; 4-H Club 10; Majorette 11,12. Cathy Cofield — Senior Who's Who, Most Popular; Homecoming Sponsor 10,11,12; FBLA 10,11,12. David Cofield — FFA 10,11,12; VICA 10,11,12. Bruce Collins — FFA 10,11.12; VICA 10,11,12. Miriam Conner — Beta Club 10,11,12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Science Club 10,11,12; FHA 10,11,12. Pearl Cooley — Junior Class Secretary; Junior Who’s Who Most Dependable; Senior Who’s Who, Best All Around; Senior Maid; Varsity A-Team Cheerleader 12; Annual Staff 12; Volleyball 10; Student Council 10, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 12; Science Club 10, 12; TIGER TIMES 11, 12, Club Editor 12; FBLA 10,11, Reporter 11; Senior Favorite; Good Citizenship Girl; Miss Tiger. Kim Cosper — Band 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Initiation Chairperson 12; Sci- ence Club 10,11; FHA 10; 4-H Club 10. Regina Cowan — Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11. 12; Science Club 11; FBLA 10, 12. Marc Curlee — Baseball 11; Chorus 11,12; FFA 10,11,12. Sharon Dominick — Sophomore Who's Who, Most Popular; Senior Who's Who, Biggest Flirt; Science Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 10; Student Council 10; Annual Staff 12. Mark Dryden — Senior Who's Who, Most Popular; Football 10, 11, 12, Football Captain and Defensive End on All Area Team; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Annual Staff 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11, President 12; H-Club 10,11,12, Vice President 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12, Committee Chairman 11, 1st Vice President 12; TIGER TIMES Sports Editor 12; 4-H Club 10,11,12, Secretary 11. Frank Dupree — VICA 11,12. Chester Ervin — FFA 10,11; VICA 10,11. Pam Freeman — Homecoming Sponsor 12; Annual Staff 12; Chorus 12; Science Club 11. Teresa Fincher — FHA 10,11; FBLA 12. Marty Funderburk — Football 10,12; Pep Club 12; Drama Club 12; FFA 10,11; VICA 10,11,12. Gary Genge — Junior Class President; Senior Class President; Junior Who's Who, Most Dependable; Sophomore Who's Who, Most Dependable; Senior Who's Who, Most Likely to Succeed; Band 10,11,12, Assistant Section Leader 11; Section Leader 12; Annual Staff 12; Student Council 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Vice President 12; Science Club 10,11,12; President 12; Honor Graduate 12; Senior Class Valedicto- rian; Stage Band 10,11,12. Carroll Gilbert — FFA 10,11,12; VICA 11,12. Andy Glasgow — Beta Club 10,11,12; Science Club 10,11; Band Council 12; Drama Club 12; Mr. Drama 12; Band 10,11,12; 4-H Club 10; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10; Usher 11. Sherry Grizzard — VICA 11,12. Beverly Hanvey — FFA 10; FBLA 10. Pam Hayes — B-Team Cheerleader 10, Captain 10; Sophomore Who's Who; Best All Around; Senior Who's Who, Wittiest; FBLA 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; H-Club 11,12; Chorus 10; Home- coming Sponsor 12. Terrance Haybs — Football 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; H-Club 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Chorus 12; FFA 10, 11,12, President 12; 4-H Club 10,11,12. Sherri Heard — Homecoming Sponsor 12; Band 10; Student Council 12, Treasurer 12; Beta Club 10,11, 12; VICA 12; 1st runner-up Miss CCHS; Top Ten in Miss Cleburne County. Charles Henson — FFA 10,11,12; VICA 10,11. Stacy Hill — Senior Who's Who, Most Talented; Band 10,11,12; Chorus 12; FFA 10,11,12. Senior Directory Sherri Hilley — Chorus 10,11.12; 4-H Club 10,11.12. Lisa Holland — 4-H Club 10; FBLA 11,12, Reporter 12. Marty Holley — Football 10,11,12; H-Club 10,11,12; Science Club 10,11,12. Lisa Hughes — Senior Who’s Who, Most Talented; Band 10, 11, 12; All-State Band 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Drum Major 12; Section Leader 10, 11; Music Librarian 11, 12; Nominated to MacDonald’s All- American High School Band 12; Beta Club 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Science Club 10,11. Binky Johnson — Band 10,11,12; Chorus 11,12; Homecoming Sponsor 12. Freddy Johnson — Sophomore Who’s Who, Friendliest; Basketball 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; FFA 10, 11. Kenneth Johnson — Football 10,11; Basketball 10,11,12. Kris Johnson — Sophomore Who’s Who, Friendliest; Junior Who’s Who, Friendliest, Senior Who’s Who, Cutest; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Annual Staff 12; Student Council 11, Reporter 11; Pep Club 10, 11,12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 12; 4-H Club 10,11; FBLA 11; Sophomore Maid; Junior Maid; Senior Maid; Senior Favorite. Mylinda Jones — Cheerleader 10; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; H-Club 12; Pep Club 10, 11,12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10, 4-H 10, Beta Club 10, 11, 12; TIGER TIMES Staff; Volleyball Tearn 12; Homecoming Sponsor; Sr. Who’s Who, Best Dressed. Barry Kennedy — Senior Class Vice-President; Senior Who’s Who, Neatest; Annual Staff 12; Business Manager; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11; TIGER TIMES Feature Editor 12; 4-H Club 10; FBLA 12; Honor Graduate 12. Lisa Lambert — VICA 11,12; FBLA 10. Darrell Laminack — FFA 12; VICA 10,11,12. Kaye Lindsey — FHA 10, Secretary FHA 10; FBLA 11,12. Alesia Lumpkin — Beta Club 10,11,12; Science Club 10,11; Band Council 12; Colorguard 12; Miss Beta 12; Sophomore Who’s Who, Most Dependable; Senior Who’s Who; Senior Class Reporter; Annual Staff 12; Homecoming Sponsor 12; Pep Club 10,11. Tracy Lumpkin — Pep Club 10, 12; Science Club 10, 11; FBLA 10, 11, 12, President 12; 2nd Runner-up Miss Christmas 1979. Brian McCormick — Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10,11; Science Club 12; 4-H Club 10; VICA 10,11,12. Mary Jane McDaniel — Girls’ Basketball 10,11,12; Pep Club 12; 4-H Club 10, 11; HERO 10,11,12; Girls’ Softball. Romi McLeod — Senior Who’s Who Most Studious; Band 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10; Beta Club 12; Drama Club 10,11, 12, Treasurer 12; Science Club 10, Reporter; Stage Band 11,12; Flute Sec- tion Leader 12; Assistant Section Leader 11; Band President 12; Band Council 12; Band Librarian 10,11. Melissa McWhorter— Senior Who’s Who, Most Likely to Succeed; Homecoming Sponsor 12; Annual Staff 12, Co-Editor; Beta Club 10,11,12, President 12; 4-H Club 10; Senior Class Salutatorian; Usherette. Alban Morris — FFA 10,11,12; VICA 10,11,12. David Morrow — FFA 10; VICA 11,12. Mark Mullally — 4-H Club 10,11,12; VICA 10,11,12; Pep Club 12. Anthony Monroe —VICA 10,11,12. Johnny Norton — Football 10,11; FFA 10,11,12; VICA 10,11,12. Micki Norton — Pep Club 10, 11; Chorus 11,12; Drama Club 12; Science Club 10; 4-H Club 10, 11, 12; HERO 10; Teen Club 10,11,12. Roger Norton — Sophomore Who’s Who, Best All Around; Junior Who's Who, Best All Around; Senior Who’s Who, Best All Around; Junior Class Vice President; VICA 10, 11, 12; Parliamentarian 11; FFA 10, 12. Bryant O'Neal — Band 10,11; Basketball 10,11; FFA 10,11; 4-H Club 10. Beth Owen — Senior Who's Who, Prettiest; Homecoming Sponsor 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 11,12, Cap- Senior Directory tain 12; Annual Staff 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11,12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Science Club 10, 11,12; FHA 12; 4-H Club 10, 11, 12, President 10, 11,12; FBLA 11; Miss Queen of Hearts 11; Senior Favorite 12; Miss Cleburne County 12; Honor Graduate 12; Action Teen 10,11, 12; Vice President of County Council in 4-H 11,12; Miss Christmas 12; 4-H Executive Council 10,11,12; Miss FHA. Regina Parson — FFA 10; FBLA 11, Treasurer; FHA 11; VICA 12, Reporter. Donna Payne — FHA 10; Girls' Track 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Majorette 10, 11, 12; Head Majorette 12; Band Council 12; Junior Who’s Who, Best All Around; Annual Staff 12; Stage Band 12. Marci Payne — Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Sci- ence Club 10,11,12; TIGER TIMES 10,11,12, Photographer; FBLA 10. Doug Pesnell — Senior Who’s Who, Friendliest; Football 10, 11; H-Club 10, 11; Pep Club 12; FFA 10,11; VICA 11. Jay Prater — Football 10,11,12; Chorus 11,12; Science Club 11; H-Club 10,11,12; Annual Staff 12. Beverly Price — 4-H Club 10,11,12; Song Leader 10; FBLA 11,12, Secretary. Mary Jean Prothro — FHA 10,11, 12; HERO 10, 11,12. Michael Pruitt — Senior Who’s Who, Most Reserved; Football 10,11,12. Cheryl Robertson — HERO 11,12. Danny Rollins — Senior Who’s Who, Most School Spirit; Pep Club 10, 11; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Sci- ence Club 10; 4-H Club 10,11,12; VICA 10,11. Greg Rollins — Junior Who’s Who, Most Popular; Senior Who’s Who, Most Athletic; Football 10,11,12, Outstanding Defensive Back; Track 10; Baseball 12; Annual Staff 12; H-Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; Drama Club 12; Science Club 10,11,12; 4-H Club 10,11,12; Senior Favorite; Mr. Tiger. Randy Rooks — FFA 10,11,12; VICA 10,11,12. Caron Skinner — Homecoming Sponsor 10, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Captain 10, 11; Colorguard Cap- tain 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12; FHA 12; 4-H Club 10,11, Treasurer 10, Secretary 11; FBLA 11,12; Miss Cleburne County 1981,1 st Runner-up Kerry Smith — FFA 10,11,12; VICA 12. Michele Snow — Cheerleader 10, 12, Co-Captain 10; Annual Staff 12; H-Club 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10,11,12; FHA 10; 4-H Club 10,11, 12; FBLA 10.11; Senior Maid; Tiger Mascot 11. Jimmy Somers — Senior Who’s Who, Best Dressed; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Annual Staff 12; Student Council 10; H-Club 10,11,12; Chorus 12; Science Club 12; Senior Favorite; H. M. Grubbs Memo- ridl Award Glen Stephens — Chorus 10,11; 4-H Club 10; VICA 10,11,12. Gary Thompson — Senior Who’s Who, Most Handsome; FFA 12; VICA 10,11,12. Cynthia Turner — 4-H Club 10,11,12; VICA 10,11; FBLA 12. Michael Turner — FFA 10,11,12; VICA 10,11,12. David Vaughn — FFA 10; VICA 10,11. Tommy Vaughan — Football 10,11.12, Football Captain; Baseball 10,12; Annual Staff 12; H-Club 10,11, 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Science Club 10,11,12; 4-H Club 10,11,12. Brenda Vise — Senior Class Secretary; Senior Who’s Who, Most Reserved; Homecoming Queen 12; Band 10,11,12; FBLA 10; Senior Favorite. David Weathers — 4-H Club 10; VICA 10,11,12. Teresa Weathers — FBLA 10,11,12. Joey Wheeles — Senior Who's Who, VICA 10,11,12. Felicia Wilson — 4-H Club 10; VICA 12; HERO 11. Renee Williams — Homecoming Sponsor 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Student Council 10; Pep Club 10; Beta Club 12; Chorus 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, President 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; Section Leader 11, 12; Band Librarian 10, 11; Band Council 11, 12; Band Captain 12; Stage Band 10,11,12. Vince Williamson — Senior Who's Who, Most Studious; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 10, 12; Beta Club 10, 11,12, Reporter 12; Science Club 11,12; Honor Graduate. 45 Ass't. Principal Principal Mr. Jesse Montgomery Mr. Robert Morton It is the philosophy of the Cleburne County High School Administration and Faculty to accept each student as he is and to take him as far into the world of knowledge as he is willing and capable of going. Each student is special with the administration and faculty, and provisions are made for individual differ- ences on all levels. Mrs. Vesta Murphy Secretary Mrs. Johnnie Robinson Secretary and Bookkeeper 46 I nH Mrs. Sonja Adams English Mrs. Linda Ayers Guidance-Psychology Miss Cynthia Bentley Learning Disability Mrs. Sara Clegg Social Studies Mrs. Judy Cole Speech Therapy Mrs. Peggy Collum English Mr. Vann Cooper Mrs. Donita Dennis Mrs. Joyce Dryden Science Biology Librarian 47 Miss Rita Dubois Gifted Instruction Mr. Tom Guin Advanced Science Mrs. Mary Harrington Special Education c K Mr. Gary Harris Band Director Mr. George Hoblitzell Physical Education Mrs. Vicki Holland Driver Education Mrs. Sara Kaylor Mr. John Kent Home Economics Economics Government Mr. Dennis Magourik Social Studies 48 Miss Peggy McElroy Social Studies Mrs. Mary Merrill Physical Education Mr. Danny Mobley Science and Physics Mrs. Martha Morton Music and Chorus Mrs. Teresa Noell English Miss Mary Neal Mathematics Mr. Reuben Myers Vocational-Industrial Education Mrs. Pam Payne Mr. Jimmy Pirkle Business Education Science and Assistant Principal 49 Mr. Rogers Rhoden Social Studies Mr. John Skinner Guidance and Mathematics Mrs. Shelby Skinner Mathematics Mr. Mac Smith Science Mrs. Ramona Smith Special Education Mr. James Stanfield Social Studies 50 Mr. Dana Turner Agribusiness Mrs. Lisa Whitman English Mrs. Patsy Swafford Guidance and Mathematics Mrs. Sally Wood English Mr. Bill Zinn English 51 Cleburne County Area Vocational School The Cleburne County Area Vocational School provides elective subjects in the area of vocational edu- cation for two hundred of Cleburne County High School's students in grades ten, eleven, and twelve. Students are transported to the vocational school by bus for three hour blocks of instruction. 52 Mr. Roy Hayes Custodian Mrs. Barbara Lowery Secretary Mr. Charles Acker Carpentry Mr. Ken Arnett Automotive Body and Fender Repair Mr. Scott Dennis Horticulture Mrs. Sandra Gaines Fashion and Fabric Application Mr. Monroe Lipscomb Welding Mrs. Lillian Johnson Cosmetology Mr. Doyle Lindley Automotive Mechanics Mrs. Paula Ogle Business and Office Education Mrs. Janet Turner Business and Office Education 53 Support Personnel Mr. C. L. Johnson Clerk Typist Mr. Cecil Baker Custodian Mr. Orville Holcombe Custodian Cafeteria Staff A Mrs. Malene Morrison Manager Mrs. Virginia Estes Mrs. Jean Freeman i Mr. A. A. Harlan F ft Mrs. Izella Harlan r Mrs. Irene Perkins '.I 11 I V - oo + 4-rvjo cx+4- 3- 3+0 °-- XILFHWE f „ V r 55 Junior Who’s Who Best All Round Connie Bragg and Tracy Mayfield Most Dependable Nancy Haynes and Harold Merrill Friendliest Tracy Headrick and Kevin Long 56 Juniors Junior Class Officers 1st Row: Kevin Long, President; 2nd Row: Greg Perkins. Treasurer; Tracy Headrick, Secretary. 3rd Row: Harold Merrill and Johnny Bible; Vice Presidents. Reba Austin Jimmy Bain Chester Baker Darlene Baker Michael Bell Diana Beason Tracy Benson Billy Bentley Tammy Bentley Johnny Bible 57 Usa Blevins Patty Bolt Greg Bonner Greg Bowen Connie Bragg John Brown David Browning Winston Bryant Terry Burton Lynne Carroll Butch Cates Debra Cavender Regina Cavender Jeff Cone Kerry Conkle Chris Connell Sharon Cook Gerald Cunningham Barry Deese Cindy Dulaney Paula Dupree Sharon Easterwood Steve Estes Gary Fields LeAnn Gaines AJan Gardner James Gay Donna Good son Kerry Hanson Fay Harlan Kay Harlan Randy Hatcher Rhonda Hayes Willie Hayes Nancy Haynes Juniors 58 Juniors Tracy Headrick Carla Heitt Cindy Hicks Reuben Hill Aleta Hilley Gail Holmes Tracy Hulsey Melisha Johnson Elana Jones Shelia Junior Jennie Kitchens Tami Lambert Barry Laminack Todd Langley Kendall Lee Alisa Long Kevin Long Jeff Loera Connie Lumpkin Kristi Lumpkin Eime Marlow Tracy Mayfield Eugene McCormick Marty McMahan Harold Merrill Audrey Moore Amanda Morris Grant Nichols Paul Padgett Judy Payne Greg Perkins Susan Pesnell Karen Poland Franklin Price Greg Price 59 Juniors Keith Puckett Patricia Reid Jackie Richards Michael Rollins Janet Sanders Tracy Sanders Judy Schuman Rodney Skinner Rodney Shaver Warren Skinner Carolyn Smith Jane Smith Rebecca Smith Tommy Smith Terry Sparks Karen Speight Sharon Sprayberry Bridgett Stephens Tammy Stephens Mary Teague Michael Terrell Patsy Thompson Richard Thrasher Jerry Turner Tawana Vaughan Roberta Vaughn Jerry Waldrop Scott Walker Terry Watson Donna White Anita Williams Shelby Williams Mary Willingham Cathy Wood Jimmy Wood 60 Sophomore Who’s Who Most Popular Ben Ayers and Becky Howie Most Dependable Tracy Prestridge and Keith Yancey Best All Round Friendliest Fellsha Johnson and Colin Gossage Michael Norton and Melanie Hamlin 61 Cathy Adams Scott Akins Ben Ayers Melvin Baker Shirlene Baker Cathy Benefield Jackie Benefield Jane Benefield Jill Benefield Tracy Bennett Denise Biggers Steve Bragg Bendetta Brown James Brown Frankie Bryant Renee Buckhannon Karen Cadle Elaine Cannon Rhonda Capps Chanda Charles TinaChupp Steve Clay Nickie Cobb Eddy Coefield Brenda Cofield Angelia Conner Iris Cooley Mary Cooley David Corban Kenny Cosper Sharon Crosson AJan Curlee Nanitta Deese Tracy Ellison Sonya Ervin Sophomores 62 Sophomores Tawyon Fincher Billy Floyd Kevin Forrester Allison Frederickson Gary Gaines Derinda Garner Ivey Gentry Richie Goodman Colin Gossage Melanie Hamlin Charles Harris Ronald Harris Ricky Heitt Stoney Henson Angela Hilley Stanley Holland Melissa Holley Kim Hollis Greg Hollis Daphne Howell Rebecca Howie Kenneth Hudgins Benji Johnson Felisha Johnson Tammy Johnson Lisa Kennedy Debra Kiker Thomas Langley Alice Lee Vickie Lines Paul Lipham Steven Lurie Jerry Mathis Rhonda Mayfield Ricky McCombs 63 Michael McIntyre Denise Moore Melba Moore Renee Morgan Kelly Myers Laura Nelson Mark Nelson Michael Norton Calvin O'Dell Tim Owens Shirley Pesnell Debbie Preston Tracy Prestridge Dan Price Franklin Price Terry Pruitt James Ray Betty Reese Shannon Roberts Terry Robinson Sue Rollins Roger Scott April Sewell Douglas Shaddix Sharon Shaver Michael Skinner Janice Speight David Spradlin Scott Stephens Tammy Striplin Bobby Sullivan Jaime Taylor Suzanne Taylor Billy Terrell Gregg Thompson Sophomores 64 Sophomores Cornelia Thompson Carol Triplett Scott Turner Tammy Turner Yvonne Walker Doug Wallace Gary Webb DeAnn Williams Brice Williamson Bridget Williamson Neal Willis Jenell Wood Patrick Wright Vickie Wudarczyk Bryan Wysner Keith Yancey Angelia Young 65 Freshman Who’s Who Amy Tolleson and Greg Nichols Friendliest Michael McLeroy and Rhonda Benefield Most Popular Michelle Moore and Scott Coefield Best All Round Timmy Hiett and Lisa Howell Freshman Tim Abney Dawn Allen Sherri Austin Lee Barber Ginger Bearden Donya Beason Kevin Bell Margie Bell Joel Benefield Rhonda Benefield Cindy Benson Kenneth Benson Paula Bentley Marie Bishop Anthony Blair DeAnn Blanton Eddy Bolt Kim Bonner Randall Braden Kim Bragg Annette Brown Tim Brown Connie Browning Nancy Burke Marsha Busby Terry Cavender Rita Chandler Jerry Charles Dianne Clark Danny Cobb Scott Coefield Richard Coffey Chris Cook Steve Cowan Travis Crowe Dana Deese Keith Dickerson Bobby Doke Stacy Estes Jeffery Farlow Keith Fordham Kyrus Frames 67 Freshman Glenn Thompson Stanley Gann Duncan Gardner Phillip Gay Edward Giles Eris Goodwin Donnie Gray Bernard Harris Lisa Henson Denise Hiett Randy Hiett Timmy Hiett Jessie Howard Greg Howell Usa Howie Teresa Howie Barbara Hughes Steve Hunt Roy Jarrell Debra Jeffers Kirk Johnson Jean Johnson Wendy Jones David Kerr Michael Junior Sandra Lackey Amanda Laminack Marty Laminack Rhonda Laney Tim Langley Traci Lee Brian Ligon Tabita Ligon Rebecca Mayfield Stacy Mayfield Keith McCormick Brenda McDaniel Jeffery McElroy Michael McLeroy Todd Megginson Hope Melton Hope Miles 68 Freshman Michelle Moore Gerri Morgan Tommy Morgan Dwayne Morrison Dana Mulkey Chris Murphy Willie Jo Nelson Greg Nichols Chris Norton Kelly Norton Richard Norton Kenneth O'Neal Beth Owens Eddie Owens Krista Owen Matt Owen Eric Parker Rodney Pate Jon Payne Terry Poe Anita Poland Randy Poland Larry Prothro Connie Rainey Larry Rhoden Kevin Roach Gary Roberts Ryan Robertson Brook Robinson David Robinson Sandra Robinson Tammy Robinson Tony Rollins Teresa Sanders Jeff Smith Roger Smith Renee Snow Wayne Spradlin Timmy Sprayberry Felicia Stephens Myra Stephens Rhonda Thomas 69 Freshman Stacy Thompson Mark Thrash Amy Tolleson Cammie Turley Sandra Turley Dana Turner Teresa Turner Vonda Turner Keith Upton Billy Vaughn Retha Waldrop Glenda Ware John Ware Tommy Watson John Wayne Whaley Derrick White Patricia White Dennis Whiten Michelle Whitman Mike Williams Patricia Williams LeAnn Williamson Sherry Wingo Rebecca Wright Jeff Zaner Patricia Frazier 70 8th Grade Who’s Who Most Popular Kyle Thrower and Pam Gossage Most Dependable Donna McLeroy and Tim Cobbs Best All Round Phillip Wilson and Christi Bryant Friendliest Rodney Conwell and Jennifer Brown 71 8th Grade Vickie Abney John Adams Tony Adams Mike Adams James Barker Kenny Beason Tina Beason James Bell Mitchell Bell Vance Benefield Mary Bentley Kim Bible Tina Blair Eric Blevins Dennis Bragg Lynn Bright Richard Brimer Tim Brimer Jennifer Brown Nathan Brown Barry Bryant Christi Bryant Tim Bryant Melissa Burke Penny Burton Terry Cadle Amanda Camp Michael Camp Debbie Cannon Jeff Carlile Rhonda Carrol Donna Cash Janie Cavender Gary Cheatwood Tim Cobbs Lewis Cochran Mark Connell Rodney Conwell Pearlie Cooley Darrell Daniel Tracey Daugherty Carl Day 72 8th Grade Douglas Dominick Barbara Dunn Cris Ervin Teresa Estelle Jimmy Funderburk Carolyn Ghee Rodney Gidley Tommy Glasgow Pam Gossage Shelia Grizzard Stanley Grubbs Melissa Hammonds Tammy Hanson Sundra Heard Melissa Hollis Robert Holt Teresa Howard Edward Howie John Howie Kimily Howie Patricia Huddleston Janet Hudgins Stanley Hudgins Keith Hughes Michelle Hyatt Treasa Jacobs Teresa Jarrell Angie Johnson Renee Johnson Kathy Jones Christine Kilbourne Katrina Key Dennis Lambert Tracy Lambert Valerie Ledbetter Timmy Lee Terry Ligon Jimmy Lines Marie Maddox Kim Mayfield John Mays Bobby McComb 73 Gary McCormick Donna McLeroy Traci McMichael Wes Melton Robbie Mooney Timothy Mooney Salley Mooney Freddy Moore Paul Moore Rebecca Moore Scott Morgan Jackie Morrison Michael Morrow Michelle Morrow Janet Nelson Amy Noel Selina O’Dell Clay Owens Scott Owen Dianne Payne Gayla Payne Rhonda Poore Tony Prichard Willie Prothro Karen Puckett Sherri Riddle Ellen Roberts Catrice Robinson Dale Robinson Gary Robinson Jeff Robinson Jane Sanders Teddy Sanders Bobby Shelton Teresa Siegart Charolette Sisk Angela Smith Tammy Smith Johnny Spears Tina Spradlin Bersheba Stephens Jimmy Stone 8th Grade 74 8th Grade Michael Strickland Renee Terrell Kyle Thrower Scott Trivett Kim Turner Billy Joe Vaughn Eddie Vaughn James Vaughn Jeff Vick Chester Waldrop Denise White Michael White Chris Williams Donna Williams Phillip Wilson Yvonne Wudarczyk Ken Yancy 75 76 7th Grade Who’s Who Best All Round Steven Charles and kelly Cosper Most Dependable Chuck Houston and Karen Anderson Jennifer Cook and Brian Norton 7th Grade Susan Abney James Akles Maria Akles O'Neal Allred Karen Anderson Alena Austin Gary Austin Keith Austin Robert Austin Ronnie Barnwell Daniel Beason Jackie Beason Jeffery Benson Donna Bentley Jimmy Bentley Laura Bentley Lynn Bentley Kelly Birchfield Derrick Busby Randall Bowen Antonnia Brimer Renee Brooks Joseph Brown Kenneth Brown Suzzette Browning Tammy Burson Lisa Cannon Dawn Cantrell Ann Capps Jill Cavender Linda Cavender Steven Charles Patricia Cobb Curlandra Collins Flint Conner Jennifer Cook Saundra Cook Leigh Corban Gary Cosper Kelly Cosper Sherry Craven Barry Day 77 Sherry Day Joy Dickerson Ronnie Edwards Sammy Edwards Gail Ervin Scott Estes Nual Forsyth Renee Gaudlin Shelia Gay Martin Glatham Jimmy Goodman Lisa Grubbs Yvonne Hablutzel Yawn Hamrick David Hatcher Paul Heard James Henderson Gerald Hendrix Scott Hiett Robert Higginbotham Delbert Hill Lori Hill Sonya Hilley Melanie Hoblitzell Scotty Hollis Chuck Houston Brian Howie Dennis Hudgins Diane Hudgins Ann Hulsey Cynthia Hunter David Jeffers Rodney Jenkins Terry Junior Mark Justice Phillip Kidd Danny Kiker David Kiker Donna Kiker Sandy Kilgore Shannon Kitchens Denise Laminack 7th Grade WranPje' 78 7th Grade Sherry Leggett Ronald Lindsey Paul Maria Denise Massey Susan McDaniel Donald McElroy Audrey Merrill Rhonda Milstead Kenneth Minter Judy Morgan Patricia Morrison Patricia Morrow Neal Mulkey Wendy Mullally Brenda Norton Brian Norton Paula Panned Connie Pate Pam Pate David Payne Donna Payne Marla Pentecost Keith Phillips Carol Price Cassandra Prothro Chris Redwine Sharon Reid William Roberts Rose Robertson Christina Robinson Paula Robinson Tim Robinson Kathy Saxon Warren Sewell Kevin Skinner Robin Skinner Angelo Smith Angie Smith Jeffery Smith Michael Smith Teresa Smith Kim Snow 79 Jimmy Sprayberry Ronald Stevens William Sullivan Pricilla Thomas Gerry Thompson Teresa Thompson Billie Turley Janet Turner Tracy Turner Kim Upton Belinda Waldrop James Walls James Ware Sharon White Lenville Whitman Kim Williams Lonny Williams Patrick Williams Timothy Williams Raeford Williamson Mike Wingo Cara Wood Darrell Wooley Regina Wyatt Raymond Young 7th Grade i 80 Annual Staff Front Row Left to Right: Gary Genge, Stacy Bragg, Greg Rollins, Marty Holley 2nd Row: Martha Campbell, Sherri Heard, Donna Payne, Jay Prater, Tommy Vaughan, Kris Johnson, Beth Owen, Michele Snow, Sharon Dominick, Marci Payne. Back Row: Alesia Lumpkin, Andy Glasgow, Tina Cavender, Romi McLeod, Phyllis Cavender, Caron Skinner, Jimmy Sommers. Renee Williams, Mark Dryden, Pearl Cooley, Barry Kennedy. Beth Burks. Vince Williamson. Lisa Hughes, Mark Charles, Melissa McWhorter, Terrance Hayes, Mylinda Jones, Kim Cosper, Lisa Coffey. (Not Pictured: Pam Freeman) Staff: Co-Editors: Gary Genge and Melissa McWhorter Business Manager: Barry Kennedy Art Editors: Mark Dryden Marci Payne Caron Skinner Classes Editors: Mark Charles Pam Freeman Alesia Lumpkin Tommy Vaughan Script Editors: Phyllis Cavender Sherri Heard Activities Editors: Beth Burks Lisa Hughes Kris Johnson Romi McLeod Jimmy Somers Renee Williams Senior Director: Martha Campbell Pearl Cooley Michele Snow Class Prophecy: Beth Burks Regina Cowan Sharon Dominick Class Will: Cindy Barker Phyllis Cavender Tina Cavender Left to Right: Barry Kennedy, Business Manager: Melissa McWhorter and Gary Genge, Co-Editors. 82 VICA Back Row: Sponsor, Mr. Reuben Myers; Bruce Collins. VICA represents the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Mem- bers of VICA are engaged in industrial cooperative training. Officers: Front Row Left to Right: Reba Austin, Vice President; Regina Cavender, President; Regina Parson, Reporter; Judy Schuman, Secretary Trea- surer; Tony Akins, Parliamentarian. Front Row: Cynthia Turner. Gail Holman, Reba Austin, Regina Cavender. Regina Parson, Kerry Smith. Back Row: David Cofield. Keith Puckett, Timmy Allen, Billy Bentley, Phillip Abney, Warren Skinner, Glen Stephens, Sherri Heard, Tony Akins, James Butler, Bruce Collins. 83 Girls’ 4-H Club The 4-H Clubs are sponsored by the Extension Service. Senior High Girls: Front Row Left to Right: Lisa Blevins, Michele Snow, Beth Burks, Vonda Turner. Back Row: Leigh Ann Gaines, Rhonda Hayes, Connie Lumpkin, Beth Owen, Vicki Lines. Micki Norton, Karen Poland, Jill Benefield. Donya Beason. Aleta Hilley, Suzanne Taylor, Kris Johnson. Junior High Girls: Front Row Left to Right: Teresa Smith, Linda Cavender, Rhonda Milstead, Dawn Cantrell, Kellye Cosper, Leigh Corban, Ann Hulsey, Janet Turner, Jill Cavendar, Donna Kiker. Row 2: Renee Brooks, Karen Anderson, Kathy Saxon, Lisa Cannon, Audrey Merrill, Sherri Day, Shelia Gay, Maria Akles, Cynthia Hunter, Gail Ervin. Row 3: Lisa Grubbs, Priscilla Thomas, Pam Pate, Robin Skinner, Culan- dra Collins, Denise Massey, Patricia Cobb. Donna Bentley, Kim Snow, Paula Robin- son, Cassandra Prothro. Row 4: Jennifer Cook, Sherri Leggett, Sharon White, Glenda Ware, Rhonda Rhomas, Connie Pate, Kim Upton, Judy Morgan, Yawn Hammrick, Tammy Robinson and Ginger Bearden. Junior High Officers: Left to Right: Kelly Cosper, President; Karen Anderson, V. Pres.; Lisa Cannon, Secretary; Jennifer Cook, Reporter; Casandra Prothro, Song Leader; Ann Hulsey, Song 86 Leader. Senior High Officers: Left to Right: Jill Benefield, Song Leader; Micki Norton, V. Pres.; Beth Owen, President; Anthony Blain. Sec.; Lisa Blevins, Reporter. Boys’ 4-H Club Senior High Members: Kneeling: Randall Braden and Travis Crowe. Row 1: Dennis Whiten, Derrick White, Todd Megginson, Kevin Long, Cris Norton, Anthony Blair. Row 2: Danny Cobb, Larry Prothro. Larry Rhoden, Edward'Daugherty, Patrick Wright, Randy Hiett, Kenneth O’Neal, Cris Murphy, Rodney Pate The Teen Club is for Senior High Students and is also spon- sored by the Extension Service. Teen Club Members: Row 1: Kris Johnson, Lisa Blevins, April Sewell, Tammy Turner, Renee Morgan, Micki Norton, Dennis Whiten. Row 2: Kevin Long, Rhonda Mayfield, Rodney Skinner, Kerry Hanson, Karen Poland, Greg Rollins and Beth Owen. Junior High Members: Row 1; David Payne, Flint Conner, Wendy Mullally, Gerry Thompson, Steven Charles, David Kiker, Terry Junior, Jackie Beason, Junior For- syth, and Raymond Young. Row 2: Angelo Smith, Donald McElroy, Charles Houston, Kenneth Minter, Ronald Lindsey, Jimmy Bentley, Rodney Jenkins, William Sullivan. Row 3: Ronnie Edwards. Warren Sewell, Jimmy Goodman, Scott Ester, Michael Camp, Tracy Lambert, O’Neal Allred, Patrick Williams. Row 4: William Roberts. Lonny Williams, Linville Whitman, Keith Phillips, Darrell Green, Timothy Williams. Teen Club Officers: Left to Right: Lisa Blev- ins, President; Rodney Skinner, Recreation; Kevin Long, V. Pres.; Kerry Hanson, Reporter; Renee Morgan, Secretary. Junior High Boys’ Officers. Left to Right: Ken Minter, President; Raymond Young, V. Pres.; David Payne, Song Leader. 8 Drama Club The Drama Club is for students with special interest in the performing arts. The Club presents several plays each year for the school and com- mUnl ' Officers: Left to Right: Renee Williams, President: Romi McLeod, Treasurer; Cindy Barker. Vice President; Donna Payne. Secretary; Kim Cosper, Initia- tion Chairperson. New Members Front Row Left to Right: April Sewell, Janet San- ders. Tracy Headrick. Karon Poland. Tawanna Vaughan, Tammie Lambert, DeAnn Williams. Back Row: Kay Harlan, Bridgett Williamson, Carol Triplett. Jerry Mathis, Terry Pruitt, Alan Gardner, Harold Merrill, Kevin Long. Michael Norton, Rhonda Mayfield, Judy Payne, Tina Chupp, Becky Howie. Senior Members Front Row Left to Right: Rene Williams, Beth Burks, Micki Norton, Michele Christopher, Donna Payne, Caron Skinner, Kris Johnson. Back Row: Romi McLeod. Lisa Coffey. Kim Cos- per, Andrew Glasgow, Alesia Lumpkin, Cindy Barker, Danny Rollins, Tina Cavender, Phyllis Cavender, Marci Payne. Greg Rollins. Mylinda Jones. Beth Owen, Brenda Vise, i Mr. and Miss Drama Club Andrew Glasgow and Donna Payne SponSOT! Mrs. Sonja Adams 90 Science Club The Science Club is for stu- dents with special interests in advanced study in science. The Science Club sponsors the Stu- dent Directory and takes trips to places of special interest. Officers: Front Row: Kevin Long, Committee Chairperson; Renee Williams. Secretary; Gary Genge. President; Stacy Bragg, 2nd Vice President; Harold Merrill, Treasurer; Mark Dryden, 1st Vice Presi- dent. Senior Members Front Row Left to Right: Greg Rollins, Michele Snow, Mary Holley. 2nd Row: Caron Skinner, Beth Owen, Romi McLeod, Donna Payne. Renee Williams, Mylinda Jones. Marci Payne, Kris Johnson, Sharon Dominick, Gary Genge. Back Row Vince Williamson, Mark Charles, Mark Dryden, Stacy Bragg, Jimmy Somers. Tommy Vaughan, Terrance Hayes. Junior Members Front Row: Connie Bragg and Cathy Wood. 2nd Row: Lisa Blevins. Kristi Lump- kin, LeAnn Gaines, Kevin Long. Tammy Lambert, Nancy Haynes, Cindy Dulaney Back Row: Paul Padgett, Faye Harlan. Tommy Smith, Harold Merrill, Tawanna Vaughan, Judy Payne. Karon Poland. Sophomore Members: Front Row: Becky Howie and Tammy Turner. 2nd Row: Jackie Benfield, Tracy Prestridge, Tracy Bennett, Gary Webb. Rhonda Capps. Rene Morgan, Denise Moore. Back Row: Debbie Preston. Shannon Roberts. Jerry Mathis, Steve Bragg. Ben Ayers, David Corban. Sponsors Mr. Tom Guin and Mrs. Donita Dennis 91 CCHS Chorus Front Row Left to Right: Renee Williams. Lisa Blevins. Romi McLeod. Donna Payne. Elana Jones. Suzanne Taylor. Jeanette Allred. Connie Lumpkin. Rhonda Hayes. Beth Burkes. Brenda Vise. Second Row: Martha Morton. Director; Pam Freeman. Binky Johnson! Vickie Lines. Tammy Allred. Shelby Williams. Lynne Carroll. Renee Morgan. Tracy Benson. Reba Austin. Third Row: Marc Curlee! Lisa Hughes. Chris Connell. Terrance Hayes, Jeff Cone. Jay Prater, Rhonda Capps. Eime Marlow. Kay Harlan. Micki Norton, Allison Fredrickson. Debra Cavender. 4th Row: Stacy Hill. Kerry Hanson, Rodney Skinner. Michael Rollins. Scott Walker. Kerry Conkle. Terry Sparks. Paul Padgett. Jimmy Somers. Stacy Bragg. Alban Morris. Jeff Lorea Director: Mrs. Martha Morton The CCHS Chorus is composed of students who enjoy vocal music. The Chorus performs several times each year at school related activi- ties and gives a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert. Pianists: Tracy Benson and Lynne Carroll. H Club Front Row Left to Right: LeAnn Gaines. Mylinda Jones. Scott Stephens, Jimmy Somers. Gary Webb. Greg Perkins. Second Row: Jimmy Wood, Marty Holley. Terrance Hayes. Tommy Vaughan, Jay Prater, Mark Dryden. Greg Rollins. Third Row: Eddy Coefield, David Corban, Ben Ayers. Thomas Langley, Johnny Bible. Michael Bell. Mike McIntyre. 4th Row: Kerry Conkle. Tracy Mayfield. Michael Rollins, Steve Bragg. Stacy Thompson. Butch Ray. Kevin Long. The H-Club is the school letter club. Stu- dents who earn letters in any of the school’s athletic programs are invited to join the H- Club. Officers: Left to Right: Kevin Long. Secretary; Mark Dryden. Vice President; Greg Rollins. President. A-Club Members Not Shown: Pam Hayes. Rhonda Hayes. Tracy Hendrick, Connie Lumpkin. Michele Snow, Cathy Wood. Initiates get free haircuts as a fringe benefit to membership 95 Enthusiasm Is Contagious From Varsity Cheerleaders Left to Right: Rhonda Hayes, Tracy Headrick, Cathy Wood, Michele Snow, Kris Johnson. Beth Owen, Pearl Cooley, LeAnn Gaines. Con- nie Lumpkin. The Varsity A-Team Cheer- leaders spend their summer preparing for the fall and win- ter sports activities. They put forth a great deal of enthusi- asm and effort in spreading spirit throughout CCHS. Deco- rating, cheering, fund raising, practicing, stunts and tumbling and a host of other activities make this honor unforgettable. 97 Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders are selected through try-outs from the Junior and Senior Classes. 98 Varsity B Team Cheerleaders Are Spirit Boosters The Varsity B-Team Cheerlead- ers are selected through try-outs from the Sophomore Class. They cheer in the stands at the Varsity Football games and cheer for the B-Team football and basketball games. They assist in many Var- sity Cheerleader projects. 99 Brenda Vise Is Homecoming Queen Brenda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vise of Route 1, Delta. She was selected Homecoming Queen by popular vote of the Senior Class. Brenda is Secretary of the Senior Class, a member of the FHA, the Drama Club, the CCHS Chorus and marches with the Color Guard. Brenda Vise escorted by Alan Gardner Senior Maid Pearl Cooley escorted by Freddie Johnson Senior Maid Kris Johnson escorted by Harold Merrill Senior Maid Michelle Snow escorted by Stacy Bragg too Homecoming Sponsors Thirty-One Lucky Girls Compose Homecoming Court Tigers at Homecoming Pep Rally Homecoming Sponsors 101 Senior Skit at Pep Rally m Mu ■a Homecoming Week is a highlight of the school year at CCHS. The 1980-81 homecoming theme was “Tigers Are Number One All Over the World.” Throughout Homecoming week, students are involved in spirit-raising activities such as bulletin board and door competition; locker decoration competition; a different dress-up idea for each day; decorations for the halls, lunchroom, and auditorium; a bonfire on Thursday night; and a super-enthusiastic Pep Rally on Friday morning. Homecoming activities culminate on Friday night with the pre-game presentation of the Homecom- ing Court, a super performance by the Tiger Band and the Homecoming Game before a packed sta- dium of alumni and students. Finally the enthusiasm winds down to the music at the Homecoming Dance which is held in the auditorium amid an array of magnificent homecoming decorations. Homecoming Spirit involves the entire student body at CCHS. Cheerleaders Decorate for Dance Spirit Competition Locker Competition Winners 102 Enthusiastic Homecoming Crowd Band Super at Halftime 103 104 Twenty-Five Are Homecoming Sponsors These twenty-five young ladies were selected by popular vote of homerooms and clubs for the honor of Homecoming sponsor. They are recognized in pre-game homecoming activities. Cindy Barker Martha Campbell Pam Freeman Pam Hayes Alesia Lumpkin Melissa McWhorter V Phyllis Cavender Beth Owen Tina Cavender Mylinda Jones Binky Johnson Caron Skinner LeAnn Gaines Rhonda Hayes Tracy Bennett Cindy Hicks Denise Biggers Cathy Wood Rhonda Mayfield Tigers Put Together Great Effort CCHS Varsity Football Seniors Left to Right: Jimmy Sommers Greg Rollins Michael Pruitt Jay Prater Marty Holley Terrance Hayes Marty Funderburk Mark Dryden Dennis Akles Tommy Vaughan 105 Pride and Enthusiasm Spur Tigers The 1980 football season was an exciting one for the entire team, school and community. The Tiger team displayed a great deal of pride and determination throughout the year. The large crowds and enthusiasm which followed the Tigers will be remembered for many years to come. Coach Vann Cooper Coach Dennis Magouirk Head Coach George Hoblitzell Coach James Stanfield 106 Kerry Conkle — Junior Fullback Varsity Tiger Backs Gary Webb — Sophomore Fullback Jimmy Sommers Senior Quarterback Tracy Mayfield —Junior Quarterback Mike Mclntrye — Sophomore Quarterback T errance Hayes — Senior Slot Back Greg Rollins — Senior Slot Back 107 Varsity Backs And Ends Greg Perkins — Junior Slot Back Gerald Cummingham —Junior Tailback Reuben Hill — Junior Tailback Jimmy Wood —Junior Tailback David Corban — Sophomore End Scott Stephens — Sophomore End 108 Jay Prater — Senior End Michael Bell —Junior Split End Mark Dryden — Senior End Rodney Shaver — Junior Split End 109 Varsity Linemen Kerry Hansen —Junior Center Eddy Coefield — Sophomore Center Marty Holley — Senior Guard Michael Pruitt — Senior Guard Johnny Bible —Junior Guard Steve Estes — Junior Guard Ben Ayers — Sophomore Guard 110 Dennis Akles — Senior Tackle Marty Funderburk — Senior Tackle Tommy Vaughan — Senior Tackle Michael Rollins — Junior Tackle Steve Bragg — Sophomore Tackle Butch Ray — Sophomore Tackle Stacy Thompson — Sophomore Tackle ill “In the Mood” Throughout marching season the Tiger Band made a hit with the stands with such nostalgic selections as Blueberry Hill , Tiger Rag”, Strike Up the Band”, “Sing, Sang, Sung , Have A Coke and A Smile, and most of all In the Mood.” CCHS Marching Tiger Band Senior Band Members Front Row Lett to Right: Kim Cosper. Donna Payne, Lisa Coffey. Second Row: Rene Williams, Romi McLeod. Sherri Hilley. Michele Christopher. Lisa Hughes, Caron Skinner, Binky Johnson, Alesia Lumpkin, Brenda Vise, Conner Allred. Back Row: Gary Genge James Cason, Walter Bennett, Stacy Hill, Andy Glasgow. Band Officers President: Romi McLeod Vice President: Debbie Preston Secretary: Melanie Hamlin Reporter: Jackie Benefield All-State Band Lisa Hughes was selected to the White Band in All- State Competition. She is a senior and the daughter of Mrs. Bonnie Hughes. Director Mr. Gary Harris Equipment Crew: Richard Norton and Lisa Hughes Oris Cook 113 Drum Major Lisa Hughes Band Captain Renee Williams Color Guard Captain Caron Skinner Percussion Section Front Row: Calvin O’Dell, Gary Roberts, Dennis Whiten. Scott Morgan, Lynne Carroll, Jon Payne, Walter Bennett — Section Leader, Stacy Hill — Section Leader, James Cason, Rodney Skinner. Back Row: Mike Camp, Wes Melton, Richard Thrasher. 1 M Saxophone Section Left to Right: Todd Megginson, Tommy Watson. Bobby McComb. Becky Mayfield. Denise Moore. LeAnn Williamson. Lisa Hughes. Gary Genge — Section Leader. Jaime Taylor. Andrew Glasgow. Jerry Waldrep. Dermda Garner. Angela Hilley. Lisa Blevins. Color Guard Front Row: Alesia Lumpkin. Caron Skinner — Captain. Rhonda Capps 2nd Row Mel- issa Holley. Bridgett Stephens. April Sewell. Michelle Christo- pher. Tammy Bentley 3rd Row Melisha Johnson. Shirley Pes- nell. Connie Rainey. Tammy Ste- phens. Mary Teague. Connie Bragg. 4th Row Janet Sanders. Teresa Howie. DeAnn Blanton. Traci Lee. Audrey Moore, Alli- son Frederickson. Brenda Vise Back Row: Teresa Sanders, Donna White. Cindy Dulaney. Denise Biggers. Tracey Pres- tridge. Mary Willingham. 115 Trumpets and Mellophones Front Row Left to Right: Kim Cosper, Donna Payne, Renee Williams — Section Leader, DeeAnn Williams. Back Row: Eric Blevins, Jerry Mathis, Edward Howie, Marsha Busby, Fay Harlan. Rebecca Moore, Melanie Hamlin. Kim Bragg, Conner Allred — Section Leader. John Howie, Kay Harlan, Henry Baker, Donnie Gray. Flutes Front Row: Traci Ellison and Lisa Coffey. Back Row: Katrina Key, Sherri Hilley — Assistant Section Leader. Jackie Benefield, Romi McLeod — Section Leader, Binky Johnson. Jill Benefield, Sundra Heard 116 Clarinets Front Row: Tammy Turner, Becky Howie. Debbie Preston — Section Leader. Back Row: Patricia Frazier, Dana Deese, Renee Mor- gan. Selina O'Dell, Bridgett Williamson, Tammy Hanson, Kim Bible. Rhonda Mayfield, Beth Owens, Kathy Jones. Missy Burke Low Brass Front Row: Aleta Hilley. Patrick Wright, Mike Williams. Second Row: Kevin Roach, Terry Sparks, Ed Giles. Back Row: Scott Walker, Section Leader 117 CCHS Majorettes Front Row: Traci Ellison, Becky Howie, Donna Payne, Head Majorette. Lisa Coffey. Back Row: Kim Cosper, DeeAnn Wil- liams. Donna Payne — Head Majorette Becky Howie Traci Ellison 118 DeeAnn Williams Beginner Band First Row Left to Right: Donald McElroy, Sonya Hilley. Shannon Kitchens. Melissa Hammond. Patricia Cobb. Angie Johnson. Teresa Thompson. Chuck Houston. 2nd Row: Debbie Cannon. Kimily Howie. Renee Terrell. Kellye Cosper. Mark Justice. Greg Howie. Leigh Corban. Penny Burton. 3rd Row: Tracie McMichael. Clay Owens. Randall Bowen. Jeff Robinson. Hope Melton. Pear- lie Cooley. Dawn Cantrell. Karen Anderson. Connie Pate. Warren Sewell. Gary Austin 4th Row: Tracy Lambert. Eric Parker. Jeff McElroy. Keith Dickerson. Renee Johnson, Bersheba Stephens. Mr. Harris. First Row Left to Right: Lisa Cannon. Jeff Benson, Sherrie Day. Ann Hulsey. Pat Williams Back Row Mike Smith. Maria Akles. Donya Beason. Ann Capps. Intermediate Band Jr. High Cheerleaders Brook Robinson, Head Cheerleader Lisa Howie Cristi Bryant Michele Moore Nancy Burke Vonda Turner 120 Athletic Awards Johnny Bible, Mark Dryden, Kerry Conkle All Area Team Three of Cleburne County High School’s players were selected to the All-Area Football Team. Johnny Bible was selected as Offensive Guard, Mark Dryden as Defensive End and Kerry Conkle as Fullback. Mark is a Senior and Johnny and Kerry are Juniors. Captain Mark Dryden Captain Tommy Vaughan H. M. Grubbs Award Jimmy Somers The H. M. Grubbs Memorial Award is given for athletic and academic excellence Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Defensive Lineman Defensive Back Offensive Lineman Offensive Back Dennis Akles Greg Rollins Michael Rollins Kerry Conkle 121 A-Team Varsity Basketball The Varsity A-Team Basketball group is coached by Coach Den- nis Magouirk. Felix Brown and Freddie Johnson were selected Team Captains by their teammates. Felix Brown was selected to the All-Tournament Team in the Area Tournament. Stacy Bragg received the Tiger Award.” 122 Stacy Bragg Forward Senior-TIGER Award Kendall Lee Forward Junior Felix Brown — Captain Forward Senior All Tournament Team Reuben Hill Forward Junior John Brown Center Junior Kerry Hansen Center Junior Freddie Johnson — Captain Ken Johnson Rodney Shaver Guard Guard Guard Senior Senior Junior B-Team Basketball The Varsity B Basketball Team is coached by Coach Vann Cooper. Chester Baker is not pictured. Alan Curlee is not pictured. Coach Vann Cooper 124 Harold Merrill Center Junior Eddy Coefield Center Sophomore Gerald Cunningham Junior Guard Ben Ayers Forward Sophomore Gary Harris Junior Guard Terry Robinson Forward Sophomore Paul Padgett Junior Guard Melvin Baker Guard Sophomore Scott Stephens Guard Sophomore 125 Jr. High A-Team Basketball The Junior High A-Team is coached by Coach James Stanfield. Joseph Brown Scott Coefield Kyrus Frames Gary McCormick Kenneth O’Neal Larry Protho Ryan Robertson Larry Rhoden 126 Jr. High B-Team Basketball Chris Ervin Jimmy Funderburk Rodney Gidley Coach Sammy Gidley Tracy Lambert Scott Owen Clay Owens Keith Phillips Angelo Smith 127 CCHS Girls’ Basketball The Girls' Basketball Team is coached by Rose Grubbs. Darlene Baker Mary Jane McDaniel Renee Johnson Vickie Wudarczyk Forward Forward Forward Forward Junior Senior 8th Grade Sophomore Penny Burton Guard 8th Grade Felisha Johnson Guard Sophomore Melisha Johnson Sharon Shaver Felisha Stephens Guard Guard Guard Junior Sophomore Freshman 128 Girls’ Softball 1980 Coach Jan Roberts Becky Parrish Vivian Prothro Manager Pitcher Gail Ervin Sonja Ervin Rita Faye Estelle Marion Brimer Penny Burton Catcher Catcher 1st Base 2nd Base 3rd Base Debra Phillips Sharon Shaver Felicia Stephens Pearlie Coolie Mary Jane McDaniel Short Stop Left Field Center Field Right Field Right Field 129 Steve Perry Pitcher and Outfield Tommy Austin First Base Ray Holley First Base 130 CCHS Baseball 1980 Mark Dryden Catcher Marc Curlee Outfield Tim Perkins Outfield Eddie Morris Outfield Harold Merrill Outfield Lawrence Prothro Shortstop Michael Shortt Outfield Michael Pentecost Outfield 131 Miss CCHS Is Caron Skinner Caron Skinner was selected Miss Cleburne County High School by a panel of out-of-town judges in CCHS’s first Miss CCHS Pageant. The pageant was sponsored by the Beta Club. Caron is a Senior and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Skinner. Miss CCHS Caron Skinner Finalists Left to Right: Marci Payne — Third Runner-up: Mylinda Jones — Second Runner-up; Sherri Heard First Runner-up. 132 Miss FHA Beth Owen Miss FHA Beth Owen The Miss FHA Pageant is spon- sored by the FHA. Miss FHA is selected on the basis of beauty, poise, and personality by a panel of out-of-town judges. The top eleven contestants were: Alisa Long Kim Bonner Audrey Moore Tracy Bennett Rhonda Capps Beth Owen Kris Johnson Brenda Vise Karen Poland Cindy Hicks Teresa Sanders Finalists Left to Right: Brenda Vise — 4th runner-up: Cindy Hicks — 1 st runner-up; Miss FHA Beth Owen; Karen Poland — 2nd runner-up; Kris Johsnon — 3rd runner-up. TIGER TIMES Staff Lott to Right Front Row: Nancy Haynes, Debbie Preston. Mylinda Jones, Marci Payne, Pearl Cooley, Jackie Benefield. Cathy Wood Back Row: Michael Bell, Barry Kennedy, Johnny Bible, Mark Dryden, Ben Ayers, Scott Coefield THE TIGER TIMES STAFF Editor Nancy Haynes Co-Editor Cathy Wood Sports Editors Mark Dryden Scott Coefield Photographer Marci Payne Feature Editors Pearl Cooley Jackie Benefield Debbie Preston Ben Ayers Barry Kennedy and Mylinda Jones Cartoonist Cathy Wood Business Managers Johnny Bible Michael Bell Sponsor Mrs. Pam Payne Editor Nancy Haynes, Sponsor Mrs. Pam Payne, and Co-Editor Cathy Wood. 134 The TIGER TIMES is the CCHS newspaper which is published monthly. 135 You Are Welcome at THE STORE Open: 5 a.m. to I I p.m. 7 Days a Week EMERY 5 AND 10 THE BELL RINGER Flowers and Gifts ERNEST and CLARA ROACH 514 Ross Street 136 Heflin 117 Ross Street Night 463-7197 Day 463-5638 WEBB CONCRETE CO. 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GAINES Your Friendly State Farm Agent Heflin Alabama Anniston 168 Alabama SUGAR HILL GIFTS ANTIQUES BODNER POULTRY FARMS Highway 9 South HEFLIN TRAILER COURT Highway 9 1-20 Heflin, AL Heflin, Alabama LAMAR MEGGINSON PHOTOGRAPHER H. L. SHIRLING SON Phone 463-5262 Heflin, AL Fruithurst WARREN FREEMAN MUSIC STUDIO The Complete Music Store 1122 South Quintard, Anniston, Alabama Kimball, Kawai, Kohler Campbell, Gulbrunseh, Mason Hamlin, and Others Fender, Ovation, Gibson, Martin, Marshall, Korg, Shore and Others We Buy Old Pianos Complete Piano Organ Service Department 237-9130 Pianos — Organs — Guitars — P.A. Sets — Amps — Electric Pianos — Drums CITY OF FRUITHURST MRS. GERALDINE OWENS, Mayor Executive Department Fruithurst AL 36262 Councilman: Millie McIntyre Keith Thompson Jay Terrell Eddie Popham Joyce Key 170 CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE CO. K D MACHINE TOOL P.O. Box 631 Phone 205-579-0255 Tallapoosa, GA 30176 SUNDAY DINNER Schloss J. Kahn, Inc. ANNISTON QUALITY MEATS P.O.Box 117 Montgomery, AL 36101 AnnUton Alabama SOUTHWIRE Carrollton, 172 Georgia CHARLES SONS LUMBER CO. BARBER'S Heflin Alabama Oxford Alabama 173 JORDAN- MITCHELL OIL COMPANY SPEIGHT'S GULF SERVICE STATION White Plains 237-4378 HUDDLE HOUSE Best Food Yet Intersection 1-20 + 9 Always Open Highway 78 E. Heflin FLOWER'S BAKERY TO SUIT YOUR TASTE CITY OF HEFLIN Executive Department Councilmen: Mayor: Ewell Parker City Cleric Mrs. JaneSchockley Heflin Executive Department Heflin, Alabama 36264 Ed Blair Buford Gaines Richard Harlan Kenneth Howell Paul Minter Alabama 36264 Messages From Seniors It was really great while it lasted; now Reba, Sharon, and Tracy are all getting blasted. To Shai: I will 4-ever love you! You’re mine and I'm yours. Love Always, Tony. To Kim and Lisa: Thanks for all the Great Times! Regina. Butch, I hope all our years to come are as great as this first year has been. Love, Melissa. I'm leaving this place, I'm homeward bound, but just don't forget, Chester’s still around. So long, Conner. As I try to leave a message, I can’t think of any. School left me no intelligence, but the memories are many. Kim. Terrance — Our Sr. year has come to an end, but special moments and feelings will last forever and new ones will continue to grow! Mylinda. Thanks for the great times Tiger Band — Good Luck — Lisa Hughes. Michelle, When we needed help the most, we found each other. And without you I don’t know where I'd have been. I Love You. Stacy. Girls Wanted. I’m single and lonely, hurry, I need help, all my love guaranteed. Brent Hablutzel. Messages From Underclassmen We are going to miss you Toots.” From Dealer, Hot Lips, Sargent Rubella, and Boom Boom. Michelle S., we hope you get everything out of life you want. We love you, Your sister Kim S. and friend Rhonda P. Bridget, thanks for being a good friend. Love ya, Tammy. Richie, you'll always have a special place in my heart, I Love You, Valerie. To Tony: You-n-me; That’s Harmony, I Luv You, Shai. Michael Norton: You’ll Always be the only one in my life. I Love You. Cindy Connie, Kellye, Patricia, and Dawn: Ya’II have been great friends this year. May you get the most out of life. Melanie Good Luck to all my friends in the coming year. Catrice Robinson To: My best friends, Kim, Michelle, Amy, Pam, and Valerie. Good luck, Theresa. 85” To: Doug, Joe, and Rodney. We love you. Always and Forever. Love, Patricia, Diane, and Gerri. Joe, Always remember, I Love You. No matter what happens between us. Love, Diane. Mylinda and Marci, thanks for always being there when I needed you. Love Janet. Mark, I will always remember our years together, I'll never forget you. Love ya, Janet. Autographs Taylor Publishing Company [Ins