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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1987 volume:

The Annual Staff of CLEBURNE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Presents THE TIGER 1986-87 Volume XLII Cleburne County High School Heflin, Alabama 1 THE BEST OF TIM ES The CCHS Annual Staff presents the 1986-87 edition of THE TIGER as its pictorial representation of the 1986-87 school year at Cleburne County High School — THE BEST OF TIMES. CONTENTS The Best of Times FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS Pictured at upper right are from left to right: Mark Thrower, Mark Wysner, Scott Franklin, Ronny Holt, Kendra McManus. Robin Mason, Donnald McElroy, Billie Trivett, Jimmy Prince, Brett Hilley, Danny Laminack, Phillip Whatley, and Owen McWhorter enjoying a few minutes before government class on Security Day. Pictures at lower right are; Seniors Joyce Robin- son. Faith Melton, Mitzie Redwine, Reba Mc- Cormick, Joey Kerr, Joey Parker, Phillip Kidd, Keith Harris, and David Lowe hurrying to get to homeroom on time. CCHS Students who have no more than three absences are allowed to ex- empt semester exams which is an incentive for getting to school and to class on time. 2 . . . coming to school. Stewart Beam and Robin Mason pose in the bright colors of the fall 1986 which were sur- passed only by those of Mother Nature. Stewart is a member of the Varsity Football Team and the Wrestling Team. Robin is a Varsity Cheerleader and was chosen Miss Homecoming. T QV 3 76 “Seat 70t16 Secttf a 'Tttemtfen tie S. 4 ?9X7. 5 Some of the best of times are getting together in the parking lot before and after school. Pictured at right are: Seniors Bobby Cooley, Mack Haywood, Wayne Brandenstein, Chris Harris. Ricky Pruitt, Matt Gaines, and Joey Dryden. At right: Seniors chorus members prepare for Christmas performance. From left to right they are: Sonya McGinnis, Amy Whitman, Sharon Harris, Janice Brown. Donna Reid, and Brenda Butler. Row 2: Stephanie Collins, Amanda Holley, Pam Padgett, Kim Frazier, and Reba McCormick. Row 3: Joe Bailey, Terri Cheatwood, Pat Casey, Anita Wilson, Timothy Turley, Amy Blair, and Stacey Williams. Some of the best of times are looking good for special events at school. Pictured below putting on finishing touches for the senior class picture are from left to right: Angie Cobb, Joy Carter, Pam Owen, Tammy Ledbetter, Tina Gibson, Amy Whitman, and Tina Chandler. In the photograph below and to the right the photographer catches seniors going over notes for the economics test before homeroom. Frcm left to right they are: Gary Webb, Bridgette Beason, Tracey Williams, Jada Clark, and Joel Chupp. In back are: Lisa Robinson, Tina Austin, and Donna O’Dell. 7 e 7ime Senior Class Officers are elected by popular vote of the Senior Class. They serve as a steering commit- tee for planning class activities during the year. From left to right are: Pat Casey, President; Mott Megginson, Vice President; Robin Mason, Secretary; Sherry Lyons and Anita Wilson, Treasurers; and Chris Harris, Parliamentarian. Completing requirements for graduation brings great relief for CCHS Seniors each year. Pictures at left are: Seniors working to meet English composition requirements for graduation. They are left to right Sonja Adams, Sammy Ed- wards, Nathaniel Smith, Lee Clark, Martin Glatham, Johnny Bain, Gary Lee, Jerry Fuller and Brian Shelton. Joe Bailey Randall Ball Dennis Allred Tina Austin Skipper Bailey Johnny Bain Stewart Beam Bridgette Beason Lynn Bentley 8 Amy Blair Wayne Brandenstein Janice Brown Robby Brown Ricky Carlile Tina Chandler JoAnne Burton Joy Carter Terri Cheatwood Brenda Butler Rodney Christopher Joel Chupp Jada Clark Lee Clark 9 Angie Cobb Carolyn Cochran Tina Cochran Valerie Cole Stephanie Collins Bobby Cooley 10 Christy Fields Scott Franklin Kim Frazier Tina Gibson Martin Glatham Chris Harris Brett Hilley Amanda Holley 11 Gary Howell Phillip Kidd Gary Lee Sherry Lyons Mark Howie Danny Laminack Theresa Ligon Robin Mason Joey Kerr Tammy Ledbetter David Lowe Scott McComb Reba McCormick Donald McElroy Sonya McGinnis Leah McIntyre Kendra McManus Owen McWhorter Robin Morris Chris Nichols Donna O’Dell 13 Pam Owen Pam Padgett Joey Parker Ricky Pruitt Cassandra Ray Mitzie Redwine Laura Roberts 14 Donna Reid Joyce Robinson Bryan Shelton Anthony Sims Nathaniel Smith Billie Trivett Tony Strickland Mark Thrower Mark Truett Timothy T urley Kurt Turner 15 Tracey Williams Anita Wilson Christie Wilson 16 Karen Wilson Mark Wysner Paula York KAREN WILSON, GIRLS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVE KAREN WILSON — DAR GOOD CITIZEN The Best of Times fo TOfaU Tfau fie Karen Wilson Sweeps Citizenship Honors CCHS’s Citizenship Honors were taken by Karen Wilson. During the spring of her Junior year Karen was selected as CCHS’s representative to Girls’ State. The Girls’ State Convention is held annually in Montgomery during the summer months. It brings outstanding girls together from all over the state for a week of learning about state government. The CCHS representative is sponsored by the Heflin Pilot Club. In the fall of her Senior year Karen was nominated as DAR Good Citizen by members of the Senior Class and selected by the CCHS Faculty. This honor is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Both DAR Good Citzen and Girls’ State are selected on the basis of leadership, dependability, integrity, reputation and service to school and community. Karen is a Senior and the daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Hal Wilson of Heflin. She is co-editor of THE TIGER TIMES and the An- nual Staff. Karen is a member of the Pep Club, the Science Club, the Beta Club, the Prom Committee, and SADD. She served as secretary treasurer of the Science Club during her Junior year and is vice president of the Beta Club. Karen was a finalist in the Miss CCHS Pageant and the Miss Christmas Pageant. She was selected Most Likely to Succeed in the Senior Who’s Who and Homecoming Sponsor during her Junior and Senior years. She is a CCHS representative to Hudson’s Teen Board and is an Honor Graduate. 17 The Best of Times Being at the Top Laura Roberts l a£edCctonlcui VALEDICTORIAN LAURA ROBERTS Laura Roberts is awarded the honor of Valedictorian of the 1986-87 graduating class by having earned the highest academic average in accelerated level classes during grades ten, eleven and twelve. Candidates for the honor graduate program must take their basic classes on an accelerated level and are also required to take as many as two accelerated level electives during each of the three years. Laura's academic average in accelerated level classes is 95.06. Laura is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jack Roberts of Route 1, Muscadine, Alabama. She is a member of the FBLA, the Drama Club, the Pep Club, the Science Club, The Beta Club, the Student Council, the Annual Staff, and THE TIGER TIMES Staff. Laura is president of the Drama Club and secretary of the Student Council. She received the Biology Award during her Sophomore year and the Anatomy Award during her Junior year. Laura was selected Cutest in the Senior Who’s Who. 18 SALUTATORIAN CHRISTIE WILSON Christie Wilson % Sa cfaX Utut Christie Wilson is awarded the honor of Salutatorian of the 1986-87 graduating class by having earned the second highest academic average in the class in accelerated level classes during grades ten, eleven, and twelve. Christie’s academic average is 93.89. Christie is the daughter of Mr. Guy Wilson of Fruithurst and Ms. Linda Wilson of Heflin. She is a member of the FBLA, the Drama Club, the Pep Club, the Science Club, the Beta Club, and the Student Council. Christie was secretary of the Drama Club during her Junior year and vice president during her Senior year. She is reporter for the Beta Club and treasurer of the Student Council. She is a member of THE TIGER TIMES Staff and the Annual Staff. Christie received the Biology Award during her Sophomore year and the Anatomy Award during her Junior year. 19 Honor Graduates CRAIG ALEXANDER IS CLEBURNE COUNTY’S FIRST NA- TIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALIST. Craig Alexander has earned the distinction of being Cleburne County’s first finalist in National Merit Scholarship Competition. He will be awarded a National Merit Scholarship to the Universi- ty of his choice. This honor is based on National Merit Scholar- ship Qualifying Test scores and Scholastic Aptitude Test scores. CRAIG ALEXANDER 93.59 Grade Average President of Beta Club and Scholar's Bowl Captain KAREN WILSON 93.57Grade Average Co-Editor of THE TIGER TIMES and Most Likely to Succeed in Who’s Who TERRI CHEATWOOD 93.38Grade Average Band Captain and Most Outstanding Band Member 20 CHRISTY FIELDS 93.15Grade Average TIMOTHY TURLEY 92.19Grade Average Co-Editor THE TIGER TIMES and Section Leader in Tiger Band Business Manager Annual Staff and Co-Captain Varsity Basketball 21 THERESA LIGON 91.67 Grade Average CCHS Colorguard and Beta Club DONNA ALLEN 91.18 Grade Average President of Student Council and Captain Varsity Cheerleaders Kendra McManus 0pawviite4' Robin Mason Donna Allen Pam Owen MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED CUTEST Kendra McManus and Chris Harris Lee Clark and Laura Roberts Senio ZOAo 'o MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Wilson and Craig Alexander PRETTIEST AND MOST HANDSOME Donna Allen and Phillip Whatley MOST DEPENDABLE Carolyn Cochran and Ronnie Preston MOST TALENTED Amy Blair and Mark Truett 25 Se U i 'ZOJuy 26 MOST STUDIOUS Matt Megginson and Terri Cheatwood MOST ATHLETIC Joyce Robinson and Nathaniel Smith NEATEST Jimmy Price and Sonya McGinnis BEST ALL ROUND Pam Padgett and Robin Morris 20 WITTIEST Jada Clark and Chris Nichols FRIENDLIEST MOST RESERVED Amanda Holley and Randall Ball Tina Gibson and Lonny Watson Miss CCHS is Hope Harlan Hope Harlan is a Junior and a Majorette in the CCHS Band. The Miss CCHS Pageant is sponsored by the Beta Club as a fund-raising project for Beta Club Scholarships. The contestants are judged on beauty, poise and personality by a panel of out-of-town judges. The Pageant is open to girls in grades 9-12. MISS CCHS FINALIST, From left to right: Bridgette Beason. 4th runner-up; Tajuanna Clark. 3rd runner-up; Hope Harlan, Miss CCHS. Karen Wilson. 1st alternate; and Donna Allen, 2nd runner-up. , TOP TEN CONTESTANTS. From left to right: Stacey Bragg, Karen Wilson, Tajuanna Clark, Beverly Skinner. Bridgett Beason. Stephanie Horn, Donna Allen, Jennifer Payne, Kandi Montgomery, and Hope Harlan. 28 Janice Brown Is Miss Christmas Janice Brown is a Senior and a Varsity Cheerleader. The Miss Christmas Pageant is sponsored by the CCHS Athletic Booster Club. Contestants from grades 9-12 are judged by out-of-town judges on the basis of beauty and stage presence. MISS CHRISTMAS FINALIST. From loft to right: Donna Allen, 4th runner-up; Robin Mason. 2nd runner-up; Janice Brown. Miss Christmas, Jennifer Crumpton, 1st alternate; and Karen Wilson, 3rd runner-up. TOP TEN CONTESTANTS, From left to right: Donna Allen, Robin Mason, Debbie Brown, Jennifer Payne, Karen Wilson, Stephanie Horn, Andrea Adams, Paula Barker, Jennifer Crumpton, and Janice Brown. 29 Ms F.H.A. Is Deanna Gann Deanna is an 8th grader and a Junior High Cheerleader. She was also selected Junior Miss Christmas. The Ms FHA Pageant is sponsored by the CCHS Chapter of FHA. Finalists and Ms. FHA are selected on the basis of poise, personality and beauty by a panel of out-of-town judges. Ms. FHA Deanna Gann FINALISTS Left to right: Roxanna Morrow, 2nd Runner-up; Mindy Wright, 1st Runner-up; Deanna Gann, Ms. FHA; Traci Collum, 3rd Runner-up; Sheena Snow, 4th Runner-up. Contestants Left to right: Angie Noell, Tammy Ledbetter, Sheena Snow, Cindy Owen, Cindy Ledbetter, Donna Jacks, Kerry Gidley, Athesia Hodge, Jamie Roach, Marcia Price, Traci Robinson, Pam Cobb, April Truett, Deanna Gann. Rori Chandler. Contestants Left to right: Roxanne Morrow, Traci Collum, Mindy Wright, Brandy Rooker, Teresa Morgan. “Seat 7cme 'X6-X7 COKE Shirts are everywhere and a favorite of seniors: Kendra McManus, Matt Megginson, Pam Owen, Theresa Ligon, Christy Fields, Karen Wilson, Pam Padgett. Jada Clark, Terri Cheatwood, Joe Bailey, Joey Parker Seniors, Pat Casey, reclining, Stacey Williams, Timothy Turley, Anita Wilson, Amy Blair, Mark Wysner and Philip Whatley wear jams at Pre- registration before the opening of the 86-87 school term. Boots, fancy and expensive, are a favorite with Seniors, Ricky Carlile, Donald McElroy, Mark Truett, Mark Howie, Chris Nichols, Robin Morris. Jimmy Price and Skipper Bailey. Crutches and leg injuries have been a companion to many CCHS students such as Seniors, Gary Webb, Robbie Brown, Gary Lee and Eric Adams. 31 76e Se t ? ?X6 This collage of Homecoming Memories includes the Senior Float pictured at left, game time enthusiasm at middle left, the Homecoming bonfire at middle right, dancing to the music of Mega Show Enterprises at lower left, and a car- parade entry at lower right. a. Homecoming is always THE BEST OF TIME AT CCHS — but Homecoming 1986 was even better! October 3, was the date, and “Tigers, You’re the Heaven in Our Eyes” was the theme. The 1962 Graduating class were the special alum- ni guests. These ingredients mixed with the en- thusiasm of the student body made a lot of memories. Dressing up for special days at school, getting ready for the car parade, the bonfire, the decora- tions, the pep rally, the pregame activites, and finally the game and dance — it was special. We won’t forget! 34 Students fire-up for game time at Homecoming Pep Rally out-back on Friday Afternoon. Monday was “Put Aggies in Shock” Day. Everyone wore the fashionable shocking bright clothes. Tuesday was noise-maker day and for the last time. Wednesday was “Make Aggies Sweat” Day and everyone wore sweatshirts. On Thursday, “Den’em Day”, everyone wore denim clothes and on Friday. “School Color Day”, it was all red and black. Pictured at left are: Teresa Morgan, Lex Brown. Janice Brown, Christy Robinson and Mrs. Whitman on Make Aggies Sweat Day. At left: Beverly Skinner and Kerry Gidley do balloons for the pregame activities and the dance. Junior High Cheerleaders raise bonfire enthusiasm. 35 Miss Homecoming 1986 Is Robin Mason HOMECOMING SPONSORS Homecoming Sponsors are nominated by the Senior High clubs and homerooms as part of the homecoming festivities. Pictured at upper left are Senior Sponsors from left to right: Kendra McManus, Anita Wilson, Tracey Williams, Janice Brown, Faith Melton, Laura Roberts, and Terri Cheat wood. Shown at upper right are: Senior Sponsors Tina Gibson, Amy Blair, seated, and standing Tam- my Ledbetter, Pam Owen, Christy Fields, Bren- da Butler, and Karen Wilson. At left are: Junior Sponsors Jamie Roach and Debbie Brown seated and standing Hope Harlan, Amanda Smith, Donna Jacks, Sharon Cooley, Cindy Lumpkin, Paula Barker, Traci Robinson, and Jennifer Houston. At left are Sophomore Sponsors left to right: Tajuanna Clark, Beverly Skinner, Marsha Morton, Andrea Adams, Krista Cavender, Meredith Smith and Kerry Gidley. Opposite Page: Pictured at middle left of the opposite page are: Miss Homecoming and her court. They are from left right: Stacy Bragg, Junior Maid; Donna Allen, Senior Maid; Miss Homecoming, Robin Mason; Pam Padgett, Senior Maid, and Robin Heard, Sophomore Maid. Pictured at middle right is Miss Homecoming as she receives flowers and a trophy from Audrey Merrill, Miss Homecoming 1985. Robin is escorted by Mark Truett. Lower left and right photos picture the 1986 Homecoming Leadout. Tiger Band In exit number, “Still”. 38 Majorette Paula Barker twirls of Oxford-Heflln halftime show. Brass makes spirit for pep rally. Band The Cleburne County High School Band is Cleburne County High School’s largest organization. Each fall the Marching Band thrills the student body and other spectators with their halftime perfor- mances. This year’s show featured “Spain”, “Jaz- zin”, a drum feature, and “Still.” At left Jason Chadler plays Jazzin”. The photograph at middle left shows the closing set of the popular drum feature. At right middle are drummers Ricky Carlile, Skipper Bailey, and Mark Truett. At lower left Drum Major Todd Lambert directs Jazzin.” At lower right the saxophones perform “Spain. ■pat � Marching Tiger Band The CCHS Marching Tiger Band puts on its best at Marching Competition at the Ran- burne Marching Festival and brings home Superior ratings in all categories. A Week of Band Camp Gets It T ogether The 1986 Edition of the Marching Tiger Band got things together for a great marching season at the band’s annual summer camp. The 1986 camp was held at Camp Comer Scout Reservation near Fort Payne during the week of August 9-15. Pictured at left are band seniors on the rock during breaktime. Band Seniors Are Leaders! Pictured above are Band Seniors from left right: Joy Carter, Theresa Llgon, Tina Gibson, Amy Blair, Billie Trivett, Sonya McGinnis and Stephanie Collins. Standing are:Sissie Ray, Craig Alexander, Matt Megginson, Terri Cheatwood, Brett HUley, Skipper Bailey, Gary Howell, Mark Truett, Ricky Carlile, Christy Fields, and Sharon Harris. 41 76e “Seat a uC Each August the town of Heflin and the CCHS Student Body catch football fever. Watching practice and getting ready for Friday night become a town ac- tivity. The CCHS Tigers take a bigger fan-club with them than any of the schools that they meet. ftV' fjttt Line. j Manager Will Payne gets instruction from Coach Parker. Varsity Cheerleaders say, “We’re Number One!” 42 At left Tiger players get water during Oxford-Heflin game. The Tigers bring down Sylacauga running back in the middle left photograph. The middle right photograph shows Coach Dennis Magouirk intent on the Heflin-Oxford game. At bottom left the CCHS Varsity Cheerleaders say. “Number One.” Lee Higgins get a break during Homecoming game In lower right photograph. 43 Piide 1986 Varsity Team 1986 Junior High Team 44 The CCHS Varsity Team pictured above con- sists of six Freshmen, nine Sophomores, eight Juniors and seven Seniors. The Junior High Team consists of twelve eighth graders and seventeen Freshmen. The Junior High Team prepares young athletes for Varsity competition. Pictured at right are Junior High Cheerleaders who cheer at Junior High events and support the Varsity Cheerleaders at Varsity activities. Varsity Seniors The role of team leadership falls on the Senior team members each fall and this year’s Seniors accepted that role with great determination. Pictured above from left to right they are kneeling: Ronny Holt, Ronnie Preston, and Lee Clark. Standing are: Eric Adams, Gary Lee, Nathaniel Smith, and Todd Beam. Highly visable and extremely enthusiastic the CCHS Varsi- ty Cheerleaders lead a host of fun and spirit activities for CCHS students. At left they are from left to right: Donna Allen, Captain, Janice Brown, and Kendra McManus, Co- Captain. Stading are: Andrea Adams, Marsha Morton, Krista Cavender, Robin Mason, Meredith Smith, Stacy Bragg and Debbie Brown. 45 46 47 s4 uC t£e At middle right are seniors Mark Howie, Chris Nichols, Randall Sanders, Kurt Turner, Dennis Allred, Tony Strickland, Lonny Watson, Rodney Christopher, Robin Morris and Billy Milstead requesting notes for whatever reason. At right seniors make journal entries for advanc- ed grammar and composition class. They are from left to right: Paula York, Joanne Burton, Christy Fields, Laura Roberts, Shannon Rollins, Matt Megginson and Randall Ball. At upper left Seniors Anthony Sims and Bryan Shelton check over composition for grammar class. In upper right photograph Senior Economics students get help from Ms. Owen. They are from left to right: Lynn Bentley, Saretha Garrett, Sherry Lyons, Jimmy Vaughn, Leah McIntyre, Carolyn Cochran, Sherry Price, Tina Brown, and Joy Dodd. The middle left picture shows Seniors Gary Howell, Ronnie Preston, Robbie Brown, Eric Adams, Ricky Carlile, Stewart Beam, Mark Truett, Skipper Bailey, Sissie Ray, and Valerie Cole as they loiter at the Senior lockers — a favorite gathering place. CCHS Administration Career Ladder, evaluation instrument, pre- evaluation conference post-evaluation conference, scheduled evaluation, unscheduled evaluation — these are words that make the 1986-87 school year unforgettable for the administration and faculty at Cleburne County High School as they watched the Career Ladder Program change from a pay-incentive plan for teachers to a testing pro- gram for a state-wide teacher evaluation instru- ment for teachers. During first semester Cleburne County School Administrators were trained as evaluators in a five-day training session during which visitors took over the library at CCHS and entered many classrooms for practice runs on the evaluations that would be done during second semester. Each CCHS teacher was evaluated twice during second semester — one scheduled evaluation and the other unannounced. The purpose of these fifty- five minute evaluations was to establish norms for state wide evaluation instrumeht for teachers. Cleburne County High School has an enroll- ment of 774 students in grades seven through twelve. It is accredited by the Southern Associa- tion of Secondary Schools and the State Depart- ment of Education. In order to meet requirements for the Advanced Diploma Program, Spanish I was added as a foreign language during ’86-87. PRINCIPAL MR. ROBERT L. MORTOf Mrs. Pat Skinner presents a check from the Class of 1961 to Principal Robert L. Morton and to Assistant Principal Jesse Montgomery, Jr. The Class of 1961 celebrated their 25th an- niversary with a class reunion at Homecoming. Mrs. Regina Perry Secretary 50 Administration Mr. Jesse Montgomery, Jr. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mrs. Sara Clegg ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mrs. Joyce Dryden Mrs. Pam Payne Mr. John Skinner Librarian Business Education Guidance Faculty 51 Faculty English Mrs. Sonja Adams Senior English Mrs. Ann Cobb Mrs. Teresa Noell 9th English Junior English Mrs. Sandra Pullen Mrs. Lesa Whitman Mrs. Sally Wood Mr. Bill Zinn Sophomore English 8th English 7th English 9th English and Music Mr. Gary Harris Mrs. Martha Morton Band Director 7th Music and Chorus 52 Faculty Miss Mary Neal Mrs. Kay Pugh Senior Mathematics 9th Mathematics Mathematics Mrs. Shelby Skinner Mrs. Patsy Swafford 8th Mathematics 7th Mathematics Special Education Mrs. Mary Harrington Mrs. Mona Smith Mrs. Cynthia Webb Mrs. Debbie Yakley Mathematics and Science Language, Social Studies Learning Disabilities Learning Disabilities and Spanish Faculty Science Mrs. Sarah Ballard Mrs. Donita Dennis 9th Science Biology Mr. Tom Guin Mr. Don Pearce Mrs. Diane Turley Senior Science 7th Science 8th Science Vocational Education Mrs. Sara Kaylor Home Management Mr. Reuben Myers Industrial Cooperative Training Mr. Dana Turner Agribusiness 54 Faculty Social Studies Mr. Dennis Magouirk Mr. Bob Parker Mrs. Sherry Pirkle Mr. John Wilson Physical Education Health Physical Education Driver Education and Physical Education Mrs. Linda Ayers Mr. Gary Harper Mrs. Vickie Ogle Guidance and Psychology 9th Grade Social Studies 7th Grade Social Studies Ms Nikki Owen Economics Government Mr. Rogers Rhoden American History Physical Education Cleburne County Area Vocational School Administration and Faculty The Cleburne County Area Vocational School is located half-way between Heflin and Ranburne and of- fers vocational elective subjects to students in grades ten, eleven, and twelve from Cleburne County High School and Ranburne High School. Students take elec- tive subjects in three-unit blocks in either morning or afternoon classes. They are transported to the Voca- tional School by bus. The Vocational School has an enrollment of 247 students. Vocational courses are offered on remedial, general, or college preparatory level of instruction to fit the needs of the individual student. During the 1986-87 school term the CCA VS faculty has participated in teacher evaluations to establish norms for the state-wide teacher evaluation instrument. Mr. Charles Acker Mr. Ken Arnett Mrs. Barbara Lowery Building Construction Auto Mechanics Secretary 56 Mrs. Peggy Collum Mathematics and Record Keeping Vocational School Faculty Mr. Tommy Hanson Auto Body Repair Mrs. Lillian Johnson Cosmetology Mrs. Sandra Gaines Fashion and Fabric Application Mr. Monroe Lipscomb Mrs. Paula Ogle Mrs. Janet Turner Welding Business Education Business Education 57 Support Personnel Make Student’s Day Better Cafeteria Staff The CCHS Cafeteria Staff provides Grade A meals and a la carte items for more than 750 students each day. The fact that lunchtime is a favorite time for most students makes a statement about the efforts of the Cafeteria Staff. Row 1: Mrs. Malene Morrison, Mrs. Jean Freeman, Mr. Bill Bailey, Manager. Row 2: Mrs. Mildred Rid die, Mrs. Izella Harlan, Mrs. Ann White Custodial Staff The Custodial Staff keeps CCHS warm, cool, dry, clean and whatever for the comfort of the students and faculty. Mr. Lee Drummond Custodian Mrs. Lois Ware Custodian Mr. Cecil Baker Custodian-Gymnasium 58 The Best of Times FROM THE MINUTE THEY ARRIVE IN THE PARKING LOT until the 2:25 p.m. bell rings, Juniors find school exciting. They wear their class rings and daydream of the Junior-Senior Prom. Juniors are locked-in tight with their friends but worry about grades and what they will do after graduation. They take English and American history as required subjects and choose four elective units from a host of choices. Juniors’ favorite places to go are to Quintard Mall and to the movies. They prefer watching Alf and Moonlighting to doing homework and like to have pizza at every opportunity. Anthony Albright Hollic Allred Wayne Arnett Jeff Attison Krista Bain Michael Baker Tracy Baker Travis Baker Paul a Barker Virginia Bates Todd fie am Jason Benefield Rodney Bentley Phillip Blanton Robert Bowdon Stacey Bragg Glenda Breed Debbie Brown Gena Brown Marcus Brown Debra Butler Jason Chandler David Charles Ben Cook Sharron Cooley 60 Howard Crumpton Traci Curvin Tomi Davis Tony Elmore Tracy Ervin Sharri Farber Pam Flournoy Boyd Forsyth Jon Furgerson Lisa Gallahar Bobby Gay Melinda Hammond Hope Harlan Anita Hathorn Jaynath Hayes Summer Heard Miguel Hill Jimmy Holley Rodney Holt Jennifer Houston David Howie 61 JUNIOR WHO’S WHO — FRIENDLIEST Travis Baker and Hope Harlan Johnny Howie Scottie Hudgins Melissa Hyatt Carlos Ivey Donna Jacks Michael Johnson Reggie Joshua Marty Junior Marty Key Todd Lambert Michelle Lecroy Arty Ligon Michelle Loveless Cindy Lumpkin Wendy Lyons Donald Mays Alicia McKleroy Valerie McWhorter Michael Miles Teresa Morgan Barry Morris JUNIOR WHO’S WHO — MOST DEPENDABLE Spencer Sheffield and Paula Barker 62 Keith Morrow Tim Noell Brad Norton Shannon Norton Steven Norton Alicia Ogle Dennis Owen Sarah Owen Serena Owen Kim Payne Tracey Porteous Amy Post Stacy Price Johnathan Prothro Lanett Kedwine Jamie Roach Shannon Roberts Lana Robertson Traci Robinson Kim Rollins Dawn Sewell 63 JUNIOR WHO’S WHO — BEST ALL ROUND Debbie Brown and Tim Noell f ct Uosi6 Jeff Smith Joseph Smith Kim Smith Mac Smith Darrell Stephens Munroe Sumners Jimmy Swafford Steven Swafford Cassie Taylor William Vaughn Scott Victorino Scott Walker Kay White Kim White Kim Williams Vicki Williams Jimmy Wyatt Robbie Young Pam Zaner 64 The big moment for a sophomore is getting his driver’s license. Each Monday morning a new group of sophomores wait anx- iously at city hall to pass their road test and be awarded a DRIVER’S LICENSE. It is back to school to tell everyone and out driving that afternoon. Sophomore like circling movie theaters, going to the mall and going to the movies. Their favorite movie of the year is “Top Gun.” The favorite song is “Living on A Prayer.” They like biology and 2:25 p.m. best about school and worry most about getting home on time. Andrea Adams Greg Adams Wendy Akles Shane Austin Lisa Blanton Chad Bentley Billy Bentley Mary Bell Dolly Beason Kim Bearden Bill Barintine Mike Bannister Sam Ball 65 Tammy Blanton Terry Bonner Beth Bowman Darin Braden Chad Bragg Carrie Brown Jimmy Bright Charlotte Brown Kristie Brown Lee Bullock Jonathan Burke SOPHOMORE WHO’S WHO — MOST POPULAR Andrea Adams and Lee Higgins Treva Burton Traci Callahan Matt Camp Krista Capps Shelia Carroll Shaddix Tina Cash Tony Cash Krista Cavender Annette Champion Tajuanna Clarke 66 Kim Cooper Adam Corrado Jennifer Crumpton Pam Day Jennifer Doyle Ricky Dryden Randy Edwards Scott Fields Susan Gibson Kerry Gidley Brandon Harris Brian Harris Shay Harris Toni Hawn Amanda Haywood Robin Heard Jonathan Henson Shannon Henson Jennifer Hiett Lee Higgins Paula Hollis 67 SOPHOMORE WHO’S WHO — BEST ALL ROUND Shannon Henson and Beverly Skinner Sandy Holt Stephanie Horn Michael Houston Tammy Howell Chuck Howie Robby Hughes Christy Hulsey Lisa Jaramillo Yvonne Jarrell Kelly Jeffers Tami Johnson Doug Jones Henry Jones Rodney Kaylor Joyce Kiker Terri Lambert Jamie Longino Billy Mayfield Cristy Mayfield Brandi McCormick Alys McDaniel SOPHOMORE WHO’S WHO — MOST DEPENDABLE Carrie Brown and Clint Payne 68 Michelle McGinnis Joanna McLeroy David McNeese Benny Messer Greg Moore Harold Moore Rodney Morgan Kelly Morris Paula Morrow Marsha Morton Renee Newborn Debra O’Dell Daniel Owen Traci Owen John Pahnke Jarrod Parker Clint Payne Scott Prater Michael Pullen Jennifer Reaves Grady Rollins 69 SOPHOMORE WHO’S WHO — FRIENDLIEST Sam Ball and Robin Heard Darrell Robinson Glenda Robinson John Siegert James Sisk Beverly Skinner Wade Skinner Charlmers Smith Meredith Smith Shawn Smith Tammy Smith Shane Spears Steve Stephens Nikkey Storey Michael Sweet Billy Taylor Shawn Taylor Brent Thompson Delaine Thompson Jerome Thompson Lisa Thompson Sherri Truett Brady Turner Michelle Turner Stephen Wade Becky Waldrop Jeff Waldrep Jerry Walker Shannon Walker Angie Webb Heather Williams Scott Williams Patrice Willingham Regina Wright Nancy Wyatt Preston York 70 FRESHMEN LIKE BEING WITH FRIENDS as their favorite thing about high school. Their curriculum includes grammar and speech, physical science, mathematics, algebra or geometry, Alabama history, and physical education or band as required subjects and driver education, agribusiness or typing as elective subjects. Freshmen find their biggest worries to be passing and their parents. The 1986-87 entertainment favorites are TV shows, Growing Pains and the Cosby Show. 0p%e ime«t Freshmen Shelia Barker and Kim Bryant join other students in “Spook Cubs Day at Halloween, Friday afternoon pep rallies are a favorite with Freshmen as are other school assembly activities Freshmen at left wait for Christmas assembly to begin. Jamie Baxter Shawn Bearden Stacie Bell Bill Bennett Angelia Bentley Kevin Bentley Michael Bowen Randy Boyd Tim Boyd Jason Braden Dewayne Brown Cherry Brooks Kim Bryant Solomon Canter Brian Champion Rhonda Chupp Trey Clegg Cathy Cofield Missy Coefield Tony Cole Michelle Craven Chris Davis Melanie Dingier Michelle Ervin Shawn Estes Delane Feazell FRESHMAN WHO’S WHO — MOST DEPENDABLE Kandi Montgomery and Chip Stevens 72 Jimmy Fowler April Furgerson Leslie Clay Penny Hanvey Stacy Hanvey Tonya Harper Rodney Harris Wesley Hanvey Dwayne Hayes Janet Henson Stacy Henson Jimmy Hiett Shane Hiett Erica Hill Chad Holcombe Griffin Holt Jeff Holt Angie Jeffers Michelle Jenkins Billy Johnson Patrice Johnson 73 FRESHMAN WHO’S WHO — BEST ALL ROUND Kim Kilgore and Jason Braden 0pfte4 wtte«t Donna Kent Lynn Key Kim Kilgore Tracy Kyttle Robbie Lambert Ellen Langley Terry Langley Mark Ledbetter Billy McCarley Ken McElroy Randall McElroy Chris McNeese Emily Meadors Kevin Minter Kandi Montgomery Jason Moore Kara Mulkey Robert Murphy Scott Nelson Angie Noell Jerry Norton 74 Wayne Norton Susan Owens Angela Payne Jennifer Payne Patrice Payne Polly Person David Prestridge Tammy Pritchett Sherri Reaves Sonja Redwine Jennifer Roberts Sloan Roberts Terry Roberts Brandon Robinson Jerry Robinson Kevin Robinson Kristy Robinson Wes Rollins Shannon Schnielsman Dean Shelton Angie Sherling 75 FRESHMAN WHO’S WHO — FRIENDLIEST Melissa Williams and Jason Taylor Tammy Shuler Kelly Skinner Donna Smith Freeman Smith Jamie Smith Michael Spears Shane Spradlin Benita Stephens Michelle Stephens Chip Stevens Kim Stevens Jason Taylor Cindi Thompson Dwayne Thompson Donna Trivett Kim Turner Jonathan Vanover Brad Whatley Eddie Whatley Susan White April Williams Bobbie Williams Lisa Williams Melissa Williams Leann Williamson Mark Williatn un Jennifer Wilson Randy Wilson Johnny Winfield Rhonda Wisener Keith Wyatt Paulette Wyatt Dean Wudarczyk Denise Wudarczyk Joey Young 76 EIGHTH GRADERS CANT DATE BUT THEY CAN LOOK. thus being with friends and boy and girl watching become the favorite school-day activity of most eighth graders. They enjoy wearing jeans, sweatshirts, and big shirts and like to eat hamburgers, pizza, steak, chicken and french fries. Their favorite places to go are skating, movies, and to the beach. In television they like Alf, Growing Pains, the Cosby Show, and Miami Vice. At the movies they like Tom Cruise, Kirk Camero, and Eddie Murphy. In radio “Living on a Prayer”, “Let Me Love You Now” and “All Over You” are the songs they like best. Eighth graders take English, social studies, science, math, pre-algebra or algebra, physical education, health and home management. They like History, English and P E best. $(6, tfa Angie Adams Eric Albright Candi Austin Patrice Bailey Monique Bates Renee Beason Lucretia Benefield Barbara Biggers Shane Blanton Cammie Bragg Dena Breed Jennifer Breedwell Cathy Brimer Ben Brown Denise Brown Mark Brown Michael Brown Michelle Brown Dean Bryant Shane Bryant Alan Burton Bo Caldwell Robbie Campbell Mark Capps Norma Cavender Roger Cavender Rory Chandler Richard Clay Pam Cobb Jason Coffey Claude Cole Felicia Collins Traci Collum Cheyenne Connell Beau Cook Scotty Cook Shelia Day Marshall Deese Kendall Dickerson Michelle Elkins Tommy Elmore 78 Frank Ervin Melvin Ervin Sandra Fields Peggy Frazier Stephen Freeman James Fuller Kristi Gaines Deanna Gann Kimberly Gibson Shannon Halpin Heather Harlan David Harris Melody Harrison Tanya Hayes Sha-Ray Haywood Chris Heard Norma Henry Athesia Hodge Jay Hollis David Holt Jennifer Holt 79 8th GRADE WHO’S WHO — MOST DEPENDABLE Michael Brown and April Truett (fatuie Jennifer Jacks Jeremy Jeffers Sherry Jeffers Forest Johnson Howard Johnson Scott Kelly Lane Kilgore Thomas Knowles Chris Lambert Greg Lecroy Cindy Ledbetter David Lumpkin Brandon Maria Jennifer McMahan Randy McMichael Joyce Messer Danita Nelson Patrick Moore Roxanne Morrow James Monroe William Mooney 80 Lea Murphy Cary Norton Michelle Norton Cindy Owen Jeremy Owens Steve Pate Jeff Payne Roger Person Juanita Pettus Monty Pirkle Gina Poland Melissa Prater Marcia Price Candice Pullen Angie Reaves Lorenza Redwine Dana Reid Melonie Rhoden Lemuel Riddle Donnie Ridley Michael Roberts 81 8th GRADE WHO’S WHO — BEST ALL ROUND Greg Lecroy and Cindy Ledbetter Eighth graders enjoy every opportuni- ty that the schedule permits to gather in the gym with the other members of the student body for an assembly or pep ral- ly. These eighth graders are enjoying the Drama Club’s presentation of “Santa Goes Mod” on December 16. Jimmy Rogers Brian Rollins Sandy Rollins Brandy Rooker Shannon Russell Marc Senciboy Bobby Shelton Connie Skinner Chris Smith Mark Smith Meredith Smith Michael Smith Pamela Smith Robert Smith Ronald Smith Sara Smith Shannon Smith Chad Spurlin Michael Spurlin Cindy Stone 82 Penny Storey Christy Taylor Lance Taylor Michael Thomason Richard Thomason Tim Turner April Truett Joe Trantham Jeff Uesry Wayne Vaughn Chris Voss Heath Waldrop Kellie Walker Marion Ware Michael Weathers Cynthia Wheeles Glenn Wells Greg White Gregg White Ryan White Rhonda Whitman Michael Williams Tina Williams Melinda Winfield Mindy Wright Eighth graders Meredith Smith and April Truett listen intently as they begin their day in first period Algebra class. This is the first experience with having classes with older students. 83 Kathy Anderson Joseph Austin Gayle Baker Valerie Baker Noel Barker Shannon Barnette Tina Beason Shalli Beecham Nancy Brimer Amy Brown Angela Brown Becky Brown Chris Brown Donald Brown Kevin Brown Lex Brown Sy Brown Kristy Browning 7tA, THIS GROUP ENJOYS THEIR FREEDOM and all the different guys and girls that they have met since coming to CCHS in August. Seventh graders come from one of three feeder hools the County which send their graduates to Cleburne County High School. The feeder schools are Pleasant Grove from the south end of the county, Fruithurst from the northern end of the county and Cleburne County Elementary School from the Heflin and the central area of the county. Students from the three feeder schools are blended into an enthusiastic 7th grade class. Their academic curriculum includes English, mathematics, life science, social studies, music and physical education. Science and Mr. Don Pearce are their favorites. Socially speaking 7th graders can’t wait to meet the older students. They enjoy pizza and Coca Cola and fear making bad grades and being sent to the office. Their favorite musicians are Bon Jovi, Run D-M-C, Janet Jackson and Mrs. Martha Mor- ton of CCHS. Brad Bell A. J. Benefield Rex Bentley Joel Boner Tricia Breed Daniel Bryant Angela Caldwell John Cavender Ray Champion Jamie Cheatwood DeAnna Chitwood Tim Cobb Monica Cooley Jennifer Cosper Shane Crowe Chris Davis Amy Dewberry Lee Drummonds Amy Edwards Jerome Ervin Vickie Ervin Brian Elmore Jennifer Feazell Sandy Frames Kevin Frames Kaley Freeman 85 7th GRADE WHO’S WHO — FRIENDLIEST Angel Hicks and Shane Smith 7t ( lacte Tonya Jarrell Jeremy Jaramiilo Heather Hunter Rodney Hulsey Ollie Hughes Cindy Howard Jason Horn Chris Holcombe Donya Hill Kevin Higgins Rusty Hiett 7th GRADE WHO’S WHO — BEST ALL ROUND Angela Hicks Mitchell Heard Stacey Harris Michael Harris Stacy Hardy Marsha Hanners Heather Guin Marc Green Scott Ginn Jerry Gidley 86 Jerry Jeffers Brett Johnson Tim Jones Michael Knowles Rachael Knowles Shannon Kilgore Keith Kiker Tim Kiker Shannon Lambert Brent Laminack Kim Ledbetter Tassa Mason Anthony Messer Samuel Morgan Michael Morrow Chris McKnight Deidra McLeroy Jerry McMahan Chris Newborn Regina Newborn Donya Nichols 87 7th GRADE WHO’S WHO — MOST DEPENDABLE Rusty Hiett and Tracey Williams 7t6 tyuute Jennifer Noel Misty Noell Tina Norton Natonya O’Neal Brandon Owen Chris Owen Kenneth Owen Stacy Patterson Michael Payne Will Payne Ginger Perry Teresa Pettit Danny Pointer Ken Reaves Roslyn Rhoden Sammy Roberts 7th GRADE WHO’S WHO — MOST POPULAR Spears and Sy Brown Tara Roberts Richard Robinson Beth Rogers Billy Rollins Jamie Rollins 88 Kenneth Sanders Scott Sewell Jack Shavers Lynn Sheffield Susan Shelihorse Jason Shelton Chad Sherling Danny Sisk Raymond Skinner Angela Smith Kenneth Smith Shane Smith Shena Snow Angie Southers Wendy Spears Dana Stevens Jason Teater Sharon Thomas Jud Townsend Scott Turner Kyle Turner Adam Voss Lawanna Wade Candy Waits Rusty Walker Pete Wore Mark Wells Shannon Whitmore Billy Williams Byron Williams Tammy Williams Tracey Williams Michael Wilson William Wilson Heath Zaner 89 Classes, Yes, But There Are Other Things . . . is There time for leadership . . . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, from left to right: Kim Smith Treasurer; Hope Harlan, Secretary; Jaynath Hayes, Vice President and Spencer Sheffield, President, have as their major responsiblity the planning of the Junior-Senior Prom in April. WARNING YOU ARE ON PRIVATE PROPERTY. IF YOU ARE A SONIC CUSTOMER, WE WELCOME YOU AND APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS. IF YOU ARE JUST DRIVING THROUGH, YOU ARE HURTING OUR BUSINESS. DO NOT DRIVE ON OUR IX)T UNLESS YOU ARE A CUSTOMER. SONIC DRIVE-IN 901S QUINTARD There is time for remembering things which we can't do anymore ... as in Sonic’s saying: “No More circling!” rhere is time for liuing a dream ... as in this moment of magic for Scott Estes and Audrey Merrill when they were crowned King and Queen of the Junior-Senior Prom. There is time for favorite songs: “You Be Illin’” — Run DMC “You Gotta Fight For Your Right to Party” — Beastie Boys “Twist and Shout” — The Beatles “Danger Zone” — Kenny Loggins “All Cried Out” — Lisa Lisa and the Cult Jam “Will You Still Love Me” — Chicago “Living On a Prayer” — Bon Jovi “Walk This.Way” — Run DMC “You Give Love a Bad Name” — Bon Jovi Keep Your Hands to Yourself” — Georgia Satellite There is time for Movies: “Top Gun “Crocodile Dundee” “The Golden Child” “Over The Top “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” “Soul Man” Platoon” “Back to School” “The Three Amigos” There is time for buying necessities Hamburger 60C Soft Drink 55C Gas 89C Car $14.000.00 Jeans $28.00 Tennis Shoes $4000 90. ’86-87 Season is Best of Times for Tiger Band. . . The CCHS Tiger Band’s ’86-87 season began with Band Camp at Comer Scout Reservation in Fort Payne, Alabama, from August 10 through August 15. Their goal was to have the entire field show finished by the end of the camp. When the last groups of eight were marched, a cry went up, for this was the first time in years that the whole show was complete by the end of camp The ’86-87 Edition of the Tiger Band competed in contests at Gadsden, Ranburne, and Pell City during the fall and received Excellent and Superior ratings in these contests. They also hosted a Drum Contest called “Rim Shot.” On every other year, the CCHS Band makes a trip and spring of 1987 found them traveling to Epcot Center, to the Kennedy Space Center and to the beach for a day during spring holidays. The band is directed by Mr. Gary Harris. Band Captain Band Director Terri Cheatwood Mr. Gary Harris 92 Drum Majors Assistant Drum Major Cassie Taylor and Drum Major Todd Lambert CLARINET SECTION, Row 1: Amanda Smith, Christy Fields. Sharon Cooley. Row 2: Regina Wright, Beth Bowman. Row 3: Paula Barker, LeAnn Williamson, Shannon Norton. Row 4 Michelle Ervin. Melome Dingier. Row 5. Virginia Bates, Amanda Haywood, Michelle Turner. Section Leader: Christy Fields. DRUMLINE. Left to right: Kelly Morris, David Prestridge, Ricky Carlile, Mark Truett, Skipper Bailey. James Fuller. Joey Young. Section Leaders Mark Truett, Skipper Bailey and Ricky Carlile. TRUMPETS: Row 1: Shawn Smith, Kim Cooper. Angie Jeffers. Row 2: Lana Robertson, Craig Alex- ander, Matt Megginson, Beverly Skinner. Row 3: Tammy Smith, Patrice Johnson, Benny Messer, Matt Camp. Row 4: Christie Brown, Johnson Swaf- ford. Row 5: Brad Norton, Jason Chandler. Section Leader: Matt Megginson and Craig Alexander 93 SAXOPHONES, Kneeling: Todd Lambert. Row 1: Scott Walker, Valerie McWhorter. Row 2: Krista Bain, Terri Cheatwood, Robbie Young. Row 3: David Howie. Row 4: Carrie Brown, Robin Heard. Row 5: April Truett, Donny Ridley, Jonathan Henson. Section Leader: Terri Cheatwood FLUTES, Row 1: Sharon Harris. Row 2: Michelle Loveless. Row 3: Sherry Truett, Amy Blair. Row 4: Lynn Key Row 5: Jennifer Crump- ton, Jennifer Houston, Hope Harlan. Section Leader; Michelle Loveless and Sherri Truett I LOW BRASS, Front row: Cassie Taylor. Row 2: Sissie Ray, Jaynath Hayes. Row 3: Jason Benefield, Michael Brown, Brandon Harris. Row 4: Gary Howell, Brett Hilley. Row 5: Kim Payne. Section Leaders: Jason Benefield and Brett Hilley 94 COLORGUARD, Row 1: Billie Trivett, Sonya McGinnis, Joy Carter, Tina Gibson, Theresa Ligon. Stefanie Collin. Row 2: Pam Day, Traci Robinson, Serena Owen, Christie Mayfield. Kerry Gidley. Row 3: Charlotte Brown, Polly Person. Joanna McElroy. Kim Turner. Amy Blair — Senior Head Majorette Hope Harlan — Junior 95 Learning to Make Music . . . ™STYEAR BAND Row 1: Kaley Freeman. Natonia O’Neal. Donya Nichols. Becky Brown. Susan Shellhorse. Lawana Wade. Tonya Jarrell. Row I Michelle Brown, Monica Cooley, Angie Brown. Beth Rogers. Marsha Hanners, Brent Laminack. Michael Wilson. Kathy Anderson Jamie Cheat wood Amy Brown. Row 3: Angie Smith, Lynn Sheffield. Shane Smith. Lex Brown. Tim Cobb, Stephanie Dollahite. Tassa Masson. Heather Guin Chris Owens. A.J Benefield, Chris McKnight, Michael Morrow. Kevin Frames. Row 4: Billy Rollins. Chris Davis, Bill Bennett. Cary Norton Michael Smith. Heath Zaner. Kendall Dickerson. SFCOND VEAR BAND. Row 1: Lea Murphy. Michelle Elkins. Sarah Smith, Rori Chandler. Roxanne Morrow, Jennifer Jacks, Brandi Rooker, Felicia Collins. Gina Poland. Athesia Hodge, Stacey Harris. Row 2: Peggy Frazier, Cammie Bragg. Marcia Price, Angie Shierling, Mindy Wright. Lane Kilgore, Michael Weathers. Robert Murphy, Shane Blanton. Row 3: Meredith Smith, Michael Smith. 96 The Best of Times % ee %s CCHS VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES, Kneeling: Coach Dennis Magouirk, Head Coach Standing are Coach Gary Harper, Coach Rogers Rhoden, Coach Bob Parker and Coach John Wilson, Assistant Coaches. Stewart Beam — Senior End Senior Lineman Eric Adams — Senior End Lee Clark — Senior End Gary Lee — Senior Defensive End 97 Scottie Hudgins — Junior Lineman Darrel Stephens — Junior Back Brian Harris — Sophomore End Keith Morrow — Junior End Travis Baker — Junior Tailback Ben Cook — Junior Quarterback I Lee Higgins — Sophomore Back 98 Chucky Howie — Sophomore Lineman Jeff Waldrop — Sophomore Quarterback Terry Langley — Freshman Quarterback James Baker — Freshman Back Chris Davis — Freshman Back Ken McElroy — Freshman Back Jason Moore — Freshman Lineman 99 Football and Basketball Awards Lee Clark — Senior OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE BACK OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE END BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Ronny Holt — Senior FOOTBALL CAPTAIN Ronnie Preston — Senior FOOTBALL CAPTAIN OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE END AND LINEBACKER Marcus Brown — Junior OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE LINEMAN Travis Baker — Junior OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE BACK Scottie Hudgins — Junior FOOTBALL TIGER AWARD Shannon Henson — Junior BASKETBALL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Chris Harris — Senior BASKETBALL TIGER AWARD Timothy Turley — Senior BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAIN 100 Twenty-Nine Young Men Prepare for Varsity Football Through CCHS Junior High Football Program CCHS Junior High Football Program. The Junior High Team plays a schedule of eight to ten games against area schools. Their games are on Thursday nights. The Junior High Team is coached by Coach John Wilson and Coach Rogers Rhoden. Row 1: Jeff Holt, Randy Wilson, Tommy Elmore, Trey Clegg, Shawn Estes, Jason Taylor, Cris Davis, Billy McCarley, Scott Kelly, Jason Horn. Row 2: Jerry Norton, Ken McElroy, Jamie Baxter, Mark Sensiboy, Chip Stevens, James Baker, Kevin Higgins, David Holt, Brian Champion, Donald Brown. Row 3: Jason Braden, Brandon Robinson, Michael Spurlin, Shane Hiett, Terry Langley, Roger Person, Chad Spurlin, Jeremy Jeffers. Jamie Baxter — 9th Guard Brian Champion — 9th Guard James Baker — 9th Tailback Chris Davis — 9th Tailback Shawn Estes — 9th Wide Receiver Shane Hiett — 9th Tight End Trey Clegg — 9th Wide Receiver Jeff Holt — 9th Tackle 102 Junior High Tigers Terry Langley — 9th Quarterback Billy McCarley — 9th Wide Receiver Randy Wilson — 9th Wide Receiver Jeremy Jeffers — 8th Center Jerry Norton — 9th Tackle Ken McElroy — 9th Fullback Richard Clay — 8th Wide Receiver Tommy Elmore Wide Receiver Scott Kelly — 8th Guard Lorenzo Redwine — 8th Tailback Richard Thompson — 8th Fullback Kevin Higgins — 7th Tackle Jason Taylor — 9th Wide Receiver David Holt Center Chad Spurlin — 8th Guard Jason Horn — 7th Tailback Row 1: Michael Pullen, Brian Harris, Jarrod Parker, Lee Higgins, Steve Stephens. Row 2: Tony Cash, Henry Jones, Brent Thompson, Jeff Waldrep, Scott Williams, and Coach Rogers Rhoden. Sophomores Play Varsity B-T earn Basketball Steve Stephens — Guard Brian Harris — Guard Henry Jones — Center Brent Thompson — Center Jarrod Parker — Guard Jeff Waldrep — Forward i Michael Pullen — Guard Scott Williams — Forward 103 Varsity A-Team Basketball Is a Favorite Winter Activity for CCHS Students VARSITY A-TEAM, left to right: Lee Clark Steven Norton, Jeff Smith, Timothy Turley, Jonathan Pro- thro. Shannon Henson, Reggie Joshua, Chris Harris Ben Cook, Travis Baker, Nathaniel Smith. Shannon Henson All Tournament Team-Area Tournament Managers: Miguel Hill and Tracy Ervin The Varsity A-Team is coached by Principal Mr. Robert Morton, assisted by Mr. Rogers Rhoden. 104 Varsity Basketball Shannon Henson — Junior Forward Reggie Joshua — Junior Guard-Forward 105 Steven Norton — Junior Forward Jonathan Prothro — Junior Center Jeff Smith — Junior Guard-Forward Freshmen Play Junior High A-Team Basketball The Junior High A Team had a 5-7-0 season — and brought home the team’s first win in two years. Kneeling: Trey Clegg. James Baker, Randy Wilson. Chris Davis. Jason Taylor. Standing: Wes Rollins. Terry Langley, Dawyne Hayes, Brandon Robinson, Chip Stevens, and Coach Bob Parker Jason Taylor — Guard Randy Wilson — Forward 106 Junior High B-T eam Basketball for 8th Graders The Junior High B-Team is coached by Coach Bob Parker. They did their school proud with a 5- 2 0 season. Row 1: Lerenzo Redwine, Alan Burton. Forest Johnson, Monty Pirkle. Row 2: Michael Brown, Michael Spurlin, Chad Spurlin, Mark Smith. Michael Brown — Forward Forest Johnson — Guard Alan Burton — Guard Monty Pirkle — Guard Lerenzo Redwine — Guard Chad Spurlin — Center Michael Spurlin — Center Mark Smith — Forward 107 Twenty-Four Play Varsity Baseball Coach Bob Parker Row 1: Shawn Estes, Jason Taylor, Chris Davis, Trey Clegg, Ken McElroy, Tony Elmore, Brian Cham- pion. Row 2: Steve Stephens, Lee Higgins, Jeff Waldrep, Keith Morrow, Mark Thrower, Ronnie Preston, Sloan Roberts, Brad Whatley. Row 3: Brent Thompson, Tim Noell, Steven Norton, Jeff Smith, Sam, Ball Ben Cook, Shane Hiett. Keith Morrow — Junior Second Base Steven Norton — Junior Pitcher-Outfielder Tony Elmore Junior Catcher 108 Tim Noell — Junior Shortstop Steve Stephens — Sophomore Outfield Trey Clegg — Freshman Outfield Ken McElroy — Freshman Outfield Brent Thompson — Sophomore Catcher Chris Davis — Freshman Second Base Jeff Waldrep — Sophomore Third Base Shawn Estes — Freshman Third Base Sloan Roberts — Freshman Outfield Jason Taylor — Freshman Shortstop Lee Higgins — Sophomore Outfield Brian Champion — Freshman Outfield Shane Hiett — Freshman First Base Base Varsity Wrestlers Bring Home Area and State Honors Upbeat and improving are the words for the CCHS Wrestling Team. CCHS Wrestlers brought home the following titles from tournament competition: Sam Ball TROUP TOURNAMENT 1st Place Scottie Hudgins 3rd Place Beau Cook 3rd Place Jeremy Jeffers 3rd Place Anthony Sims SOUTHSIDE TOURNAMENT 3rd Place Stewart Beam WEAVER TOURNAMENT 1st Place Scottie Hudgins 1st Place Anthony Sims 1st Place Shawn Estes 3rd Place Sam Ball 3rd Place The wrestling Team is coach by Coach Gary Harper. Anthony Sims AREA TOURNAMENT 2nd Place Scottie Hudgins 3rd Place Sam Ball 3rd Place Stewart Beam 3rd Place Shawn Estes 4th Place Dennis Owen 4th Place Stewart Beam STATE TOURNAMENT 4th Place Todd Beam-Senior Anthony Sims — A-Team CCH WRESTLING TEAM Row 1. Scottie Hudgins, Stewart Beam, Sam Ball. Row 2: Jeff Holt, Jason Braden, Dennis Owen, Shawn Estes, Jimmy Wyatt, Todd Beam. Row 3: Eddie Whatley, Chris Heard, Kyle Turner, Michael Spears, James Monroe, Chris Lambert. Row 4: Kenneth Sanders. Charlmers Smith, Jeff Attison, Jimmy Holley, Beau Cook, David Holt, Jeremy Jeffers. Not Shown: Anthony Sims. Jeff Attison — A-Team Junior Beau Cook A-Team Freshman Jimmy Holley B-Team Junior Eddie Whatley B-Team Freshman WRESTLING AWARDS MOST VALUABLE — Anthony Sims and Stewart Beam TEAM CAPTAIN — Stewart Beam MOST IMPROVED — Sam Ball and Shawn Estes WRESTLING TIGER AWARD — Scottie Hudgins JUNIOR VARSITY MOST IMPROVED — David Holt and Eddie Whatley Todd Beam A-Team Junior Dennis Owen A-Team Junior Sam Ball A-Team Sophomore Shawn Estes A-Team Freshman Chris Heard A-Team Freshman Jason Braden A-Team Sophomore Jimmy Wyatt B-Team Junior Charlmers Smith B-Team Sophomore Michael Spears B-Team David Holt B-Team 8th Grade Kenneth Sanders B-Team 7th Grade Jeff Holt B-Team Freshman Kyle Turner B-Team 7th Grade 111 “Go Tigers!” and “We’re Number One Are the Cries of Varsity Cheerleader Ten girls were selected by a panel of out-of-town judges to be Varsity Cheerleaders. The Squad attended cheerleading camp at West Georgia College where they won seven superior blue ribbons, four superior gold ribbons and a superior trophy for outstanding performance throughout the week- long camp. They also entered com- petition at the first annual Oxford Cheerleading Invitational where they won first place in the large division. Janice Brown Senior Debbie Brown Junior Donna Allen — Senior _______Captain Robin Mason Senior Andrea Adams Sophomore 112 Kendra McManus — Senior Co-Captain Stacy Bragg Junior Krista Cavender Sophomore Varsity Cheerleaders Marsha Morton Sophomore Meredith Smith Sophomore Junior High Cheerleaders Make Spirit, Too! Junior High Cheerleaders are selected through try-outs before a panel of out-of-town judges. They attended UCA Cheerleading Camp in Panama City where they were second in the Camp Championship Spirit Competition. They received four superior ribbons and three excellent ribbons. Jennifer Payne — Freshman Captain Kandi Montgomery Freshman Renee Beason Freshman Benita Stephens Freshman Missy Coefield Freshman Deanna Gann 8th Grade Stacey Henson Freshman Candice Pullen 8th Grade 113 Annual Staff Records History of ’86-87 Co-Editors Robin Mason and Karen Wilson and Feature Editor Christy Fields along with Business Manager, Timothy Turley, are ultimately responsible for getting everyone’s work together — and on time. This panel of Editors is responsible for classes, sports, ac- tivities, organizations, class will, prophecy and directory. They are, Row 1: Mack Haywood, Chris Harris, Matt Meg- ginson, Pat Casey, Craig Alexander, Amanda Holley, Janice Brown, and Sherry Lyons. Row 2: Amy Blair. Anita Wilson, Donna Allen, Stefanie Collins, Pam Owen, Billie Trivett, Sonja McGinnis, Terri Cheatwood, Kendra McManus, Pam Padgett and Sharon Harris. STAFF MEMBERS. Row 1: Eric Adams. Pat Casey, Timothy Turley, Gary Lee. Matt Megginson, and Phillip Whatley. Row 2: Mack Haywood, Mark Truett, Joe Bailey, Chris Harris, Craig Alexander. The Annual Staff is composed of Seniors who volunteer for the Staff. Work on the book begins in June with the selling of advertisements. STAFF MEMBERS, Row 1: Janice Brown, Sherry Lyons, Bridgette Beason, Donna Reid, Kendra McManus. Billie Trivett, Sonja McGinnis, Stefanie Collins, Pam Padgett, Christie Wilson, Laura Roberts, Christy Fields, Donna Allen. Row 2: Amanda Holley, Sharon Harris, Tammy Ledbetter, Tina Gibson, Pam Owen, Terri Cheatwood, Anita Wilson, Karen Wilson, Robin Mason, Amy Blair. 114 TIGER TIMES STAFF, Front row: Marsha Morton, Hope Harlan, Craig Alexander, Missy Coefield, Emily Meadors. Row 2: Laura Roberts. Christy Fields, Wes Rollins, Michael Pullen, Karen Wilson, Timothy Turley, Jennifer Payne, Trey Clegg, Robin Heard, Christie Wilson. THE TIGER TIMES is published monthly and records school events and news. The Tiger Times sX iff EDITORS...............KAREN WILSON CHRISTY FIELDS BUSINESS MANAGER.........„ CRAIG ALEXANDER SPORTS EDITORS............. TIMOTHY TURLEY MICHAEL PULLEN ARTIST..................WES ROLLINS WRITERS..........TREY CLEGG MISSY COEFIELD HOPE HARLAN ROBIN HEARD EMILY MEADORS MARSHA MORTON JENNIFER PAYNE LAURA ROBERTS CHRISTIE WILSON 115 Co-Editors Karen Wilson and Christy Fields and Advisor Mrs. Pam Payne. Student Council Is Service Organization Student Council Members are elected by their classmates. The Student Council spon- sors several service activities each year. Their “Stand Up for Your Right to Party” Dance was a real winner with CCHS students. OFFICERS, left to right: Donna Allen. President; Robin Mason, Reporter; Christie Wilson, Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Harrington, Sponsor; Sharon Cooley, Secretary; Stacey Bragg, Vice President. JUNIOR HIGH MEMBERS, Row 1: Lynn Sheffield, Heather Guin, Traci Collum, Sandra Fields, Jennifer Payne, Shane Smith, Bonita Stephens, Missy Coefield, Trey Clegg. Row 2: Brent Laminack, Amy Brown, Felicia Collims. SENIOR HIGH MEMBERS Row 1: Stacey Bragg, Debbie Brown, Krista Cavender, Matt Camp, Wade Skinner. Row 2: Robin Mason, Pam Padgett, Donna Allen, Christie Wilson, Laura Roberts. Row 3: Donna Jacks, Paula Barker, Mark Truett, Pat Casey, Robin Heard, Sharon Cooley. Beta Club Is Honor Society Mr. and Miss Beta Terri Cheatwood and Matt Megginson Beta Club Sponsor Mrs. Teresa Noell 86-87 is the 50th Anniver- sary of CCHS Beta Club Beta Club members must have an 85 or above average in order to be eligible for membership. The Beta Club is a service organization. During the 88-87 school term the Beta or scholarships for Seniors. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS, Row 1: Tajuanna Clark, Susan Gibson, Sherri Truett. Row2: Beverly Skinner, Marsha Morton, Jennifer Reaves, Joanna McLeroy. Row 3: Michelle McGinnis, Matt Camp, Carrie Brown, Krista Cavender, Wade Skinner. Beta Club Officers: Terri Cheatwood, Secretary; Christy Fields, Treasure; Craig Alexander, President; Christie Wilson, Reporter; Karen Wilson, Vice President.___________________ ___________ SENIOR MEMBERS, Row 1: Sonja McGinnis, Craig Alexander, Christy Fields, Stefanie Collins, Paula York, Laura Roberts, Shannon Rollins. Row 2: Theresa Ligon, Terri Cheatwood, Donna Allen, Amy Blair, Matt Megginson, Karen Wilson, Timothy Turley. JUNIOR MEMBERS, Row 1: Debbie Brown, Teresa Morgan, Hope Harlan. Row 2: Stacey Bragg, Amanda Smith, Valerie McWhorter, Kim Payne. Row 3: Jaynath Hayes, Paula Barker, Gena Brown. Row 4: Scott Walker, Todd Lambert, Tracy Ervin. 117 118 Junior Beta Club Is Honor Society for Junior High Students FRESHMAN BETA MEMBERS, Row 1: Jennifer Payne, Tammy Prit- chett, Rhonda Wysher, Melissa Williams. Row 2: Jennifer Roberts, Janet Henson, Janet Henson, Melonie Dingier. Row 3: Missy Coefield, Emily Meadors, Kim Kilgore. Row 4: Kandi Montgomery, Benita Stephens, LeAnn Williamson. OUTSTANDING BETA MEMBERS: Sponsor Mrs. Shelby Skinner, Miss Coefield, Trey Clegg, Benita Stephens, LeAnn Williamson. i OFFICERS, Left to right: Melonie Dingier and Trey Clegg, Parliamen- tarians; Missy Coefield, Reporter; Kandi Montgomery, Vice President; Chip Stevens, President; Jennifer Payne, Secretary; Chris Davis, Treasurer. FRESHMAN BETA MEMBERS, Row 1: Shane Hiett, Sloan Roberts, Wesley Hanvey. Row 2: Chris Davis, Trey Clegg, Chip Stevens, Jerry Robinson, Ken McElroy. 8th GRADE MEMBERS, Row 1: Shannon Smith, Sandra Fields, Meredith Smith, Jennifer McMahan, Cindi Ledbetter. Row 2: Candice Pullen, Dena Breed, Jennifer Breedwell, Claudia Gibson, Susan Gib- son. Row 3: Connie Skinner, Heather Harlan, Monique Bates, April Truett, Traci Collum, Felicia Collins. Row 4: Athesia Hodge, Jennifer Jacks, Sara Smith, Camie Bragg, Rory Chandler, Kelly Walker. CCHS SCHOLAR’S BOWL TEAM.Seated Jason Benefield, Todd Lambert and Scott Walker. Standing: Craig Alexander, Carrie Brown, Adam Cor- rado, Sherri Truett, Teresa Morgan. The Scholar's Bowl team is sponsored by Mrs. Joyce Dryden and Mrs. Teresa Noell. CCHS Scholar’s Bowl Team Members of the Scholar’s Bowl Team are selected through try-outs from students in grades ten, eleven, and twelve. They spend weeks prac ticing after school on answering academic questions correctly and rapidly before they enter competition with other area schools. At the end of the season they enter district competi- tion and then area and state competition. 119 120 Senior Science Club The Science Club is for students who have special in- terest in science. They enjoy speakers on careers in dif- ferent science-related fields. SPONSORS: Mrs. Donita Dennis and Mr. Tom Guin. OFFICERS: Matt Megginson, President; Christy Fields, Vice Presi- dent. Beverly Skinner, Secretary; Stacey Bragg, Treasurer. SENIOR MEMBERS, Row 1: Eric Adams, Philip Whatley, Chris Har- ris, Matt Megginson, Joey Parker, Timothy Turley, Craig Alexander, Donna Allen, Pam Padgett, Anita Wilson, Janice Brown, Christy Fields. Row 2: Tina Gibson, Theresa Ligon, Karen Wilson. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS, Row 1: Traci Owen, Jennifer Reaves. Row 2: Susan Gibson, Stephanie Horn. Row 3: Carrie Brown, Krista Capps, Jennifer Doyle. Row 4: Marsha Morton, Michelle McGinnis. Row 5: Andrea Adams, Beth Bowman. Row 6: Krista Cavender, JoAnna McElroy, Beverly Skinner. Row 7: Adam Corrado, Wade Skinner, Michael Pullen, Scott Fields. JUNIOR MEMBERS. Row 1: Traci Porteous, Pam Flournoy, Kim Smith, Amanda Smith, Sharon Cooley. Row 2: Stacey Bragg, Debbie Brown, Paula Barker, Donna Jacks, Teresa Morgan, Valerie McWhorter. Row 3: Shannon Roberts, Jaynath Hayes, Cindy Lum- pkin, Shannon Norton, Kim Payne, Gina Brown. Row 4: Todd Lambert, Steven Charles, Robbi Young, David Howie, Steven Swaf- ford. Row 5: Scott Walker, Spencer Sheffield, Jason Chandler, Jimmy Holley. 8th GRADE MEMBERS. Row 1: Dena Breed. Traci Collum, Deanna Gann. Meredith Smith. Melony Rhoden. Michelle Norton. Row 2 Athesia Hodge. Heather Harlan. Cindy Owen. Jen- nifer McMahan. Cindy Ledbetter. Susan Gibson. Row 3: Kelly Walker. Sandra Fields. Rory Chandler. Sandy Rollins. Marcia Price. Row 4: Felka Collins. Mindy Wright. Jennifer Jacks. Kristy Gaines, Camle Bragg. April Truett, Sara Smith. Michael Eltlns. FRESHMAN GIRLS Rhonda Wysner. Emily Meadors. Kim Kilgore. Missy Coefleld. Row 2: Jennifer Payne. Cindy Thompson. Jennifer Roberts. Stacey Henson. Patrice Johnson, Michelle Ervin. Kim Turner. Susan Owen. Melonie Dingier. Tammy Pritchett, Benlta Stephens. Row 3: Jamie Smith. Angle Noell. Angie Sheirling 8th GRADE MEMBERS Michael Brown. David Harris. Robby Campbell. Lance Taylor. Row 2: Lane Kilgore. David Lumpkin. Shane Blanton. Jonathan Weathers. Mark Smith. Junior Science Club One of the highlights of the 86-87 school year for the Junior Science Club was a visit from Larry Nobles, meteorologist for Channel 13 News. FACULTY ADVISORS are Mrs. Sara Ballard and Mrs Diane Turley. OFFICERS: Brad Whatley, Treasurer; Scott Nelson, President; Jeff Holt, Sgtat-Arms. Row 2: Ken McElroy, Vice President; Shane Smith, Reporter; Cindy Ledbetter, Secretary. 7th GRADE MEMBERS, Row 1: Tara Roberts, Ginger Perry, Angle Hicks, Lynn Sheffield, Tasa Mason, Shane Smith. Row 2: Sy Brown, Will Payne, Bret Laminack, Rusty Hiett, Jud Townsend, Lex Brown. 8th GRADE AND FRESHMAN MEMBERS, Row 1: Greg White. Patrick Moore, David Harris. Row 2: Kevin Robinson, Ken McLeroy. Row 3: Jeff Holt, Brad Whatley, Bill Bennett, Scott Nelson. Row 4. K l in M in to r Innatlian l anniiar QIaih 121 Pep Club Promotes School Spirits Any student who wishes may join the CCHS Pep Club. Pep Club members meet early in the school year to learn new cheers and chants and then lead their class in cheering at pep rallies and cheer as a group at athletic competitions. SENIOR HIGH MEMBERS: Row 1: Jamie Longino, Lisa Robin- son. Andrea Adams. Krista Cavender. Debbie Brown. Janke Brown. Donna Allen, Kendra McManus. Robin Mason. Stacey Bragg. Marsha Morton. Meredith Smith. Tracey Williams Row 2:Glenda Breed Teresa Morgan. Donna Jacks. Jimmy Holley, Christy Fields. Karen Wilson. Pam Padgett. Anita Wilson, Sonja McGinnis. Theresa Ligon, Reba McCormick. Missy Melton. Amy Whitman. Row 3: Michael Pullen. Kim Payne. Kim Smith. Sher- rie Farber. Hope Harlan. Amy Blair. Billie Trivett, Stefanie Col- lins. Pam Owen. JoAnne Burton. Christie Wilson. Bridgette Reason. Laura Roberts Row 4: Scott Fields, Bnan Harris. Brent Thompson. Jeff Waldrep, Lee Higgins. Beth Bowman. Jennifer Doyle. Krista Capps. Traci Owen. Michelle McGinnis, Beverly Skinner. Matt Megginson. Tina Gibson. Tammy Ledbetter Row 5 Jarrod Parker. Joanna McLeroy, Sherrie Truett. Kerry Gidley. Stephanie Horn. Donna Reid. Amanda HoBey. Cindy Lumpkin. Stewart Beam. Jimmy Pnce. Tracey Ervin. Lonny Watson Row 6: Billy Mayfield. Shannon Norton. Paula Barker, Mark Truett. Timothy Turley. Jennifer Houston. Jaynath Hayes. Todd Lambert. Jennifer Crumpton. Alys McDaniel. Gary Lee. Philip Whatley Row 7: Eric Adams. Ben Cook. Tim Noell. Skipper Bailey. Pat Casey, Keith Morrow. Johnny Howie. Steven Norton. Jeff Smith. Robby Brown. Joe Bailey. Craig Alexander. Chris Harris. Anita Wilson, Vice President and Pam Padgett, President. i JUNIOR HIGH MEMBERS. Row 1: Andrea Adams. Krista Cav� nder. Stacey Bragg. Janice Brown. Donna Allen. Kendra McManus. Robin Mason. Debbie Brown. Marsha Morton. Meredith Smith. Row 2: Shannon Schneitman, Kim Turner. Jen- nifer Jacks. Jennifer Roberts. Missy Coefield. Candice Pullen. Bemta Stephens. Jennifer Payne. Renee Beason. Kandi Mon- tgomery Shannon Henson. Ken McElroy, Shane Hiett, Trey Clegg Row 3 Brandi Rooker. Mindy Wright. Emily Meadors, Shannon Smith. Cindy Thompson. Kim Kilgore. Krista Gaines. Marion Ware. Stacey Harris. Angel Hicks. Ginger Perry. Tara Roberts. Row 4 Amy Brown, Norma Cavender, Pam Cobb. Michelle Norton. Meredith Smith, Patrice Bailey. Gina Poland. Athesia Hodge. Lex Brown. Lynn Sheffield, Tassa Mason, Lawana Wade. Amy Dewberry. Heather Guln. Kaley Freeman Row 5: Melonie Pennell. Missy Prater. Dana Reed. Marcia Price. April Truett. Traci Collum. Angie Noell Row 6 Sandra Fields. Tanya Hayes. Sara Smith. Rory Chandler. Jennifer McMahon. Qndy Ledbetter. Deidra McElroy. Wendy Spears. Noell Barker. Sheena Snow. Tammy Williams. Row 7: Chris Owens. Tim Cobb. Candy Waites. Donya Nichols. Trad Kettle. Angie Jeffers, Deena Breed. Sandy Frames. Deena Cheatwood. Beth Rogers, Rosaline Rhoden. Jennifer Noell, Christie Noell. 122 H-CLUB OFFICERS: Ronnie Preston, President; Donna Allen, Secretary, Lee Clark, Vice President. INITIATION COMMITTEE, Row 1: Kendra McManus, Pam Padgett, Stacey Bragg. Row 2: Ben Cook, Tim Noell, Nathaniel Smith, Ronnie Holt. H-Club Is For Varsity Lettermen Athletes who earn letters in any of the four major sports at CCHS are invited to become members of the school letter club. The H-Club is sponsored by Coach Dennis Magouirk and has been active at CCHS since the 1940’s. H-CLUB MEMBERS, Row 1: Janice Brown. Andrea Adams, Marsha Morton, Robin Mason, Debbie Brown, Stacey Bragg, Kendra McManus. Donna Allen, Meredith Smith, Krista Cavender. Row 2. Rodney Kaylor, James Baker, Ken McElroy, Brent Thompson, Lee Clark, Pam Padgett. Nathaniel Smith, Eric Adams. Michael Pullen. Row 3: Chuck Howie, Tim Noell, Ben Cook, Steven Norton, Johnny Howie, Jeff Smith, Jeff Waldrep, Chris Davis, Ronnie Preston. Row 4: Marcus Brown, Billy Mayfield, Keith Morrow. Timothy Turley, Stewart Beam. Ronnie Holt, Gary Lee, Robbie Brown, Sam Ball, Tommy Elmore. 123 CCHS Chorus The Junior and Senior Choral groups give two concerts each year and perform at other school functions. Choral Director-Mrs. Martha Norton OFFICERS: Pam Padgett. Vice President; Amanda Smith and Hope Harlan. Pianists; Timothy Turley. President, Debbie Brown, Secretary. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS, Row 1: Tracy Ervin, Keith Morrow, Travis Baker, Darrell Stephens, Hope Harlan, Donna Reid, Amy Whitman, Stefanie Collins, Stacey Bragg, Cassie Taylor, Glenda Breed, Sonya McGinnis, Sharon Cooley, Sharon Harris. Row 2: Pat Casey, Ben Cook, Timothy Turley, Joe Bailey, Robbi Young, Lana Robertson, Kim Frazier, Cindy Lumpkin, Amanda Holley, Pam Padgett, Amanda Smith, Janice Brown, Jennifer Houston, Debbie Brown, Kim Williams, Kelly Jeffers. Row 3: Tim Noell, Todd Lambert, Jeff Smith, Steven Norton, Johnny Howie, Stacey Williams, Sum- mer Heard, Sherri Farber, Amy Blair, Kim Payne, Anita Wilson, Tracy Baker, Terri Cheatwood, Melissa Hyatt, Reba McCormick, Brenda Butler. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS, Row 1: Sheena Snow, Stephanie Dollahite, Michelle Brown, Juanita Petus, Chris McKnight, Kevin Brown, Kyle Turner, Jason Horn, Ramond Skinner. Row 2: Heath Zaner, Natonya O’Neal, Monica Cooley, Sharon Thomas, Brandi Rooker, Jennifer Feazel, Angla Caldwell, Angie Southers, Tara Roberts, Kevin Frames. Row 3: Can- dice Pullen, Candle Waits, Rosaline Rhoden, Athesia Hodge, Mindy Wright, Deidra McLeroy, Kristy Brown- ing, Tonya Jerrell, Ginger Perry, Angel Hicks. Row 4: Scott Ginn, Donya Hill, Marsha Hanners, Kaley Freeman, Stacey Harris, Gina Poland, Cindy Owen, Kristy Gaines, Tammy Williams, Amy Brown, Becky Brown. Row 5: Ken McElroy, Meredith Smith, Brandon Owens, Shane Smith, Angie Smith, Jamie Cheatwood, Lawanna Wade, Rachel Knowles, Heather Guin. Row 6- Mark Green, Chris Owens, Sara .Smith, April Truett, Amy Dewberry, Tasa Mason, Lynn Sheffield, Judd Townsend, Kathy Anderson, Deanna Chitwood, Angie Brown,Tim Cobb. Row 7: Sy Brown, Shannon Smith, Brent Laminack, Lex Brown, William Wilson, Rusty Hiett, Will Payne, Rory Chandler, Felicia Collins. Beth Rogers, Wendy Spears, Noell Barker. 124 CCHS Drama Club The Drama Club is made up of students who enjoy dramatic arts. They performed “Santa Goes Mod” at Christmas and two one-act plays in the spring. SENIOR MEMBERS: Laura Roberts, Christie Wilson, Janice Brown, Pam Padgett, JoAnne Burton, Amanda Holley. Row 2: Pam Owen. Bridgette Beason, Donna Allen, Amy Blair, Robin Mason. Row 3: Donna Reid. Billie Trivett, Reba McCormick. Kendra McManus. Stefanie Collins. Row 4: Chris Harris. Ricky Carlile, Valerie Hig- ginbotham. Mitzie Redwine, Missy Melton, Tina Gibson. Theresa Ligon. Mrs. Sonja Adams is Drama Club Sponsor. Kim Smith Reporter, Amy Blair, Treasurer; Christie Wilson, President. JUNIOR MEMBERS. Row 1: Glenda Breed, Cassie Taylor, Hope Harlan, Debbie Brown, Stacy Bragg, Jennifer Houston, Teresa Morgan. Todd Lambert. Shannon Norton, Jaynath Hayes. Donna Jacks, Paula Kim Payne, Kim Smith Valerie McWhorter. Row 2 Sherrie Farber. Barker. Shannon Roberts, Sharon Cooley. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS, Row 1: Andrea Adams, Jennifer Doyle, Stephanie Horn, Krista Cavender. Row 2: Susan Gibson, Tammy Blanton, Joyce Kiker, Michelle McGinis, Krista Capps, Traci Owen. Row 3: Carrie Brown, Sherrie Truett, JoAnna McLeroy, Christy Brown, Regina Wright, Tonya Harper. OFFICERS: Valerie McWhorter, Secretary, Donna Allen, Initiation Chairperson; Laura Roberts, Vice President; Kim Smith, Reporter; Amy Blair Treasurer; Christie Wilson,President. FHA Senior Members pictured at right are sitting: Amy Whit- man, Lisa Robinson, Teresa Morgan, Angie Noell, Kim Turner, Patrice Payne. Standing: Tammy Ledbetter, Tina Gibson. The Future Homemakers of America is sponsored through the Vocational Education program. Its meetings are held in the even- ings in the home economics department and are usually dinner meetings. Their programs involve topics of current interest to teens. They sponsor the Ms FHA Pageant and en- joy a number of social activities each year. 8th GRADE MEMBERS, Sitting: Cindy Owen, Rori Chandler, Felicia Collins, Athesi Hodge. Roxanne Morrow. April Truett, Meredith Smith, Melissa Prater. Row 2: Donita Moland, Tanya Hayes. Row 3: Brandi Rooker, Traci Collum Kellie Walker, Melody Har rison, Mindy Wright, Cindy Ledbetter, Sandra Fields, Pam Cobb, Marcie Price, and Jen- nifer McMahan. FHA Advisor is Mrs. Sara Kaylor. 126 FHA OFFICERS, Sitting: Rori Chandler, Recreation Leader; Amy Whit- man, 2nd Vice President; Patrice Payne, 1st Vice President; Tracy Robin- son, President, April Truett, Corresponding Secretary; Teresa Morgan, Recording Secretary; Jamie Roach, Committee Chairperson. Row 2: Angie Noell, Recreation Leader; Cindy Ledbetter, Reporter; Traci Col- lum, Devotionalist. JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBER, Row 1: Marcus Brown, Jimmy Holley, Donnie Mays, Stewart Beam, Nathaniel Smith, Robbie Brown, Chris Harris Scott McComb. Row 2: Marty Junior, Lon- ny Watson, Ronnie Preston, Eric Adams, Pat Casey, Joe Bailey, Spencer Sheffield, Joyce Robin- son, Tony Strickland, David Howie. Missy Melton, Martin Glatham, Boyd Forsyth. Row 3: Jim- my Swafford, Keith Harris, Joseph Smith, Gary Lee, Philip Whatley, Mark Truett, Jason Benefield, David Howie, Arty Ligon. Scott Victorian, Kurt Turner. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS, Row 1: Jerry Walker, Matt Camp, Shane Austin, John Pahnke. Scott Williams, Billy Bentley. Row 2: Benny Messer, Jonathan Henson, Robby Hughes, Shane Spears, Henry Jones, David McNeese. FFA FFA is sponsored by the vocational education program. FFA members participate in land, livestock, forestry, dairy and agri-mechanics judging as a team inter-school activity. FFA members participate as individuals in fish and wildlife management, livestock production, and horse profi- ciency competitions. Officers: Keith Harris, President; Joseph Smith. Reporter. Row 2: Arty Ligon and Mark Truett. Sentinals. Row 3: David McNeese, Treasurer. Eric Adams, Secretary. FRESHMAN MEMBERS: Dean Wudarczyk, Tony Cole, Jerome Thompson, Tracie Kyttle, Delane Fezell, Wesley Hanvey, Randall McElroy, Eddie Whatley, Randy Boyd, Billy Johnson, Ken McElroy. Row 2: Griffin Holt, James Baker, Randy Wilson, David Prestridge, Dwayne Brown, Brandon Robinson, Chad Holcombe, Chris McNeese, Brad Whatley, Freeman Smith, Wayne Norton, Jason Moore, Tim Boyd. Row 3: Michael Spears, Jerry Norton, Terry Roberts, Soloman Canter, Jonathan Vanover, Shane Spradlin, Robert Murphy, Jimmy Fowler, Joey Young, Jeff Holt, Kevin Bentley, Terry Langley. Doug Jones, Jimmy Hiett, Mark Ledbetter. Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Dana Turner 127 Morning Chapter Future Business Leaders of America Row 1: Mrs. Paula Ogle, Advisor. Kim Cooper, Michelle Loveless, Regina Turner, Stephanie Harlan, Tina Gibson, Amanda Smith, Shannon Rollins, Christie Wilson. Laura Roberts, Kim Noles, Mitzi Hanson, Cindy Kimbrell, Jamie Roach, Pam Zaner, Mrs. Janet Turner. Advisor. Row 2: Pam Owen. Valeasa Smith, Pam Day. Lesa Brown, Chris Loveless, Mark Truett. Mack Haywood, Susan Jackson. Susan Kilgore. Alicia McElroy, Kathy Yates. FBLA OFFICERS: Left to right: Mark Truett, Historian; Stephanie Harlan. Secretary; Tina Gibson, President; Kathy Yates. Reporter. i MORNING CHAPTER HOME ECONOMICS RELATED OCCUPATIONS: Left to right: Mrs. Sandra Gaines. Advisor; Serena Owen, Mary Smith, Treva Burton, Wen- dy Lyons. Future Business Leaders of America and Home Economics Related Occupations Clubs of America are sponsored by the Vocational Education Program. Their members engage in com- petition in their area of study on school, district and state levels. MORNING CHAPTER-VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Tammy Ledbetter, Yvonne Jarrell. Becky Waldrop, Sandy Holt. Robin Mason. Kendra McManus. Billie Trivett, JoAnne Burton Row 2: Mr Monroe Lipscomb, Advisor; Mr. Charles Acker. Advisor; Donald McElroy, Scotty Horn, Brad Norton. Dennis Owen. Terry Bonner. Mike Banister. Ricky Carlile, Owen McWhorter, Chucky Howie, Grady Rollins, Darren Braden, Tim Denny, Sammy Norton, Scottie Preston. Scott Prater, Shannon Walker, Joey Skinner. Joey Morgan. Row 3: Jeff Steen, Darrell Robinson, Jimmy Price, Wayne Brandenstein, Tony Cash. Mark Thrower. Jay Turner. Toby Ayers. Danny Laminack, Greg Adams, Joey Dryden, Ted Pollard. Skipper Bailey, Ronnie Preston. Marty Otwell, Michael Bowen. TIONAL VICA OFFICERS: Row 1: JoAnne Burton. Treasurer; Kendra McManus, Secretary; Robin Mason, Reporter. Row 2: Ricky Carlile, Parliamentarian; Donald McElroy, President; Toby Ayers, Historian; Owen McWhorter, Historian. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is sponsored through the Vocational Education program. VICA members enter competition in their areas of study on school, district, and state levels. AFTERNOON CHAPTER-FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Mrs. Peggy Collum. Advisor; Mrs. Paula Ogle, Advisor; Kim Williams, Pam Flournoy, Kim Smith, Shannon Wiggins. Delaine Thompson, Tammy Howell, Dale Simmons. Lisa Gallahar, Kim White. Michelle Lecroy, Melinda Alewine, Barry Morris, Tammy Hall, Mrs. Janet Turner, Ad- visor. Row 2: Tracy Baker. Anita Hathorn, Becky Nolen, Lannette Redwine, Renita White. Greg Moore, Shannon Simpson, Melissa Buckhannon. Sherry Crumbley. Ginger McElroy. Vivian Sprayberry, Sarah Owen, Donnette Fortson, Melanie Keith, Sonya Brown. FBLA OFFICERS: Row 1: Pam Flournoy, Vice President; Kim Williams. Reporter. Row 2: Kim Smith, Treasurer; Tracy Baker, Parliamentarian. HOME ECONOMICS RELATED OCCUPATIONS AFTERNOON CHAPTER: Row 1; Carolyn Hubbard, Heather Wright, Sherry Lyons, Michelle Kimbrell, Donna Reid, Lanette Brown. Brenda Butler. Row 2. Mrs. Sandra Gaines, Advisor; Carolyn Cochran, Melissa Holbrook, Vicki Williams, Kim Frazier, Debra Butler. AFTERNOON CHAPTER VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA: Row 1: Mr. Monroe Lipscomb, Advisor; Renee Newborn, Melinda Hammond. Amy Post. Melissa Hyatt, JoAnn Whitman, Lisa Robinson, Tracey Williams, Reba McCormick, Missy Melton, Glenda Breed, Michele Brown, Kelly Jeffers, Pam Smith, Tina Spradlin, Angie Stockton, Melissa Noles, Vandy Sprayberry, Marcus Butler, Dale Kirby, Wayne Arnett. Row 2: Mr. Charles Acker, Wade Noles, Lee Bullock, Barbara Smith, Kay White, Rodney Morgan, Martin Glatham, Joey Kerr, Robert Bowden, Phillip Blanton, Brady Turner, Ricky Dryden, Dwayne Smith, John Pahnke, Jason Benefield. Billy Bentley, Scott McComb, Jimmy Bright, Tracey Jarrell, Dwayne Harris, John Jordan, Row 3: Dennis AILred, Arty Ligon, David Lowe, Kurt Turner Joseph Smith, Deland Bragg, Jimmy Smith, Marty Key, Gary Webb, Anthony Albright, Keith Harris, Michael Baker, Michael Johnson, Chad Bentley, David McNeese, Marty Junior, Rodney Kaylor, Ricky Morgan, Howard Crumpton, Jeff Smith. VICA OFFICERS: Row 1: Glenda Breed, Treasurer; Tina Spradlin, Historian; Amy Post, Parliamentarian. Row 2: Keith Harris, President; Reba McCormick, Vice Presi- dent; Missy Melton, Secretary; Lisa Robinson, Reporter. HOME ECONOMICS RELATED OCCUPATIONS CHAPTER OFFICERS: Row 1: Sherry Lyons, Vice President; Michelle Kim- brell President; Lannette Brown, Secretary; Row 2: Vicki Williams, Kim Frazier, Recreation Leader. ICT Industrial Cooperative Training is sponsored through the Vocational Education Program. Its members take elective subjects in career train- ing for a particular field. They spend one class period each day in classroom instruction and a minimum of fifteen hours a week in on-the-job training. MEMBERS, Row 1: Robin Morris, Jerry Fuller, Mark Howie, Tony Strickland, Bryan Shelton, Eric Adams, Sammy Edwards, William Vaughn. Row 2: Jimmy Vaughn, Billy Milstead, Rodney Christopher, Rodney Holt, Chris Nichols, Patrick Casey, Johnny Bain, Mr. Ruben Myers, Joey Parker, Joel Chupp. OFFICERS: Bryan Shelton, President; Tony Strickland, Vice President; Bridgett Beason, Secretary; Amanda Holley, Reporter; Patrick Casey, Treasurer. MEMBERS: Amanda Holley, Kim Rollins, Michelle LeCroy, Bridgette Beason, Tina Cochran, Dawn Sewell, Hollie Allred, Lanette Redwine, Lisa Gallahar, Sherry Price. Mr. Ruben Myers is Faculty Coordinator for the Industrial Cooperative Training Program. 132 s4ctventi4e Pte t£ Sewell Manufacturing Company Alabama Farm Bureau Insurance Jackie L. Vise — Agent North Ross Street Heflin, AL Bill’s Auto Sales Ross Street Heflin. AL Heflin Amoco Ross Street Heflin, AL Allen’s Florist and Gifts 46 Head Avenue Tallapoosa. GA Clebwine Parts Pop’s Char burgers Jr. Miss Christmas DeAnna Gann North Ross Street Heflin, AL Highway 9 South — Just Off Interstate 20 Heflin Alabama 135 The Bell Ringer Flowers, Jewelry, Gifts Hanson’s Kwik Mart Cleburne Pharmacy Western Auto Associate Store Calvin Boyd, Owner East Atlanta Street Tallapoosa, GA Carpets of Tallapoosa 16 Alewine Avenue Tallapoosa, GA H.E. Tolleson, Public Accountant Jamie’s Kwik Mart Ross Street Heflin, AL fighwa outl Clebwine Wilson’s General Mdse. Manufacturing Heflin Alabama Hopewell Alabama 137 The Family Tree Ross Street Heflin, AL West Georgia Bank of Tallapoosa Smith’s Thriftown, Inc. Tallapoosa, Georgia Robertson Avenue Tallapoosa, GA 138 Wright’s Pharmacy Lamar Manufacturing Heflin Alabama The Fair Gallery Phone 463-5498 T and M Cleaners Ross Street Heflin, Alabama 140 Compliments of Sears llagoosajGeorgia Benefield’s Florist North Ross Street Heflin. AL Ranburne Supermarket Many Parts of Tallapoosa Homer Gloria Hulsey Auto Parts Tires, Wheels and Accesories 35 Lipham Street Tallapoosa, GA 404-574-2260 and Hardware Ranburne Alabama Compliments of MacSmith Judge of Probate Hayes Kwik Stop 141 Buster Miles Chevrolet-Olds Co. Heflin Alabama Brown’s Chevron Colonial Bank We’re Your Kind of Bank Intersection of Highway 9 and Inerstate 20 Heflin Alabama Phone 568-3342 Ranburne, AL Ranbame Branch 142 Jack Wood and Company Charles Lumber Company Heflin Alabama Heflin Alabama D.J.’s Hair Affair “LET US MAKE A THE DIFFERENCE” 917-A Snow Street Oxford, AL Phone 831-5060 Member of FDIC Commercial Bank Tallapoosa, GA Tallapoosa, GA 143 J.A. Owens and Company Established 1889 Ross Street Heflin, AL B and G Machine Company Ranburne Alabama Tallapoosa Video Store Hours: Monday-Saturday 11:00-7:00 Movies — VCR Rentals 404-574-2440 Randy and Patricia Brooks Owners Tallapoosa Georgia Georgia 145 The Colonial Cottage Super D Discount Store Ross Street Heflin, AL Bowdon Georgia Crosson Exxon Dorsey and Gail Crosson Route 4 Heflin, AL The Stitchin Place Compliments of Howe, Sutton, McCreary, and Dettmering, P.C. Attorneys at Law 12 Alwine Avenue Tallapoosa, GA Tallapoosa GA Goodwin’s Gulf Ross Street Heflin, AL The Gift Shop Bridal Registry Burger Chick Tallapoosa Georgia Bowdon Georgia 147 Compliments of Colonial Bank Member FWC Kindergarten — First Baptist Church of Heflin 1974-75 Nineteen eighty-seven CCHS graduates who were kindergarten students at the First Baptist Church Kindergarten Program in 1974-75 are. Row 1: Craig Alexander, Rebecca Shavers, Pat Casey, Stefanie Collins, Mark Truett, Matt Gaines, and Mark Howie. Row 2: Paige Burrows, Stewart Beam, Marc Riddle, Donna Jacobs, Robin Morris, and Amy Blair. Row 3: Donna Allen, Pam Padgett, Karen Wilson, Skipper Bailey, Patti Young, Keith Harris, and Valerie Cole Higginbotham. Ross Street Heflin, AL Tallapoosa Flower Shop Trust Company Bank of Carroll County Bowdone, Georgia 149 Bee Wayne’s Highway 9 South Heflin, AL Tallapoosa, GA “Complete Auto Air Conditioning Service” Good Line of Tires — Computer Balancing Full Time Mechanic on Duty Phone: 404-574-2300 Tallapoosa, GA Tallapoosa GA 150 World of Flowers Oxford Formal Memories Formal Gowns Tuxedos Sales and Rentals for Weddings — Proms — Banquets — Pageants and other Special Occasions 832 F Snow Street — Oxford, AL 36203 Phone 831-1987 N___ Alabama Heflin Trailer Court Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliner Glasgow B Simmons, Inc. Women’s Fashion Apparel 815-1 Snow Street Oxford, AL Phone: 835-1068 Highway 9 South Heflin, AL Liberty Hill Methodist Church Robert’s Specialty Company Highway 431 Heflin, AL Diamond and Gold Investments “Let Me Set Your Old Stones into a New Mounting” Specializing in Custom Made Rings, Pendants, Earrings Keith Roberts Trickem Valley, Alabama Phone 748-2147 Dowlings Exxon T allapoosa Georgia 151 Carrollton Federal Savings and Loan Association Bowdone, Georgia Bowdone Geoi Jack Norton The Video Shop Hours: Monday-Friday: 12:00 noon til 8:00 p.m. Saturday: 9:00 a.m. til 8:00 p.m. Sunday: 12:30 til 5:30 p.m. Sales And Rentals on TV’S, VCR’S, and Stereos Sheriff, Cleburne County Coefield’s Car Center “Live and Let Live” Ranburne Drug Company Gleason’s Country Store Commercial Bank of Tallapoosa — Waco “YOUR HOMETOWN BANK” 4 Convenient Locations to Serve You Member FDIC Waco — Phone 404-537-5818 Tallapoosa — Phone 404-574-2385 Route 1, Fruithurst, AL Phone 463-5795 Dryden Funeral Home Ross Street Heflin, AL 154 Webb Concrete Company Wayne Davis Concrete Company Cedartown Avenue Rodgett Brothers Lumber Company Katie M. Turner Cleburne County Revenue Commissioner SouthTrustBank Working Harder to Serve Cleburne County’s Growing Financial Needs Southtrust Bank s Cleburne County Working Harder For You. Member FD1C First United Methodist Church Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John Casey Attorneys at Law Ross Street Heflin, AL 206 Burns Street Heflin, AL Prichard’s Body Shop Jr. High Football Manager Melvin Ervin Donald Brown and Shane Crowe 307 Coleman Street, Heflin, AL Continental Telephone Company of the South Heflin Alabama Heflin Electric Company Kaylor’s Trailer Park Phone 463-5505 Heflin, AL Heflin Alabama Pay Less — Get More Super-D Locations: Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, and Tennessee “The Stores for Value” Variety Stores Carrollton Georgia 159 Compliments of City of Fruithurst MAYOR MRS. MILLIE MCINTYRE COUNCILMEN: Archie Farmer Jay Terrell Keith Thompson Earl Worthy Pictured behind Leah McIntyre is a painting of the Fruithurst Hotel which was later moved to Borden Sprinqs Alabama Pr.iitk..� � AUL- Tasty Treat Insurance Resources Southwire Company Ross Street Heflin, AL Pleasant Grove 3rd Grade 1977-78 — Performs “Peter Pan” Front row left to right: Robin Morris, Billy Milstead, Charles Johnson, Michelle Lecroy, Theresa Ligon, Shannon Rollins, Sonya McGinnis, Donna Reid. Chucky Taylor, Donald Crosby, Stefanie Collins. Second row: Glenda Breed, Kendra McManus, Tammy Turner, Mack Haywood, Saretha Garrett, Jimmy Price, Tammy Hyatt, Christy Fields, Stevie Bearden. Third row: Amanda Holley, Angie Hamlin, Chris Austin, Roy West, Mark Wysner, Rodney Christopher, Timothy Turley, Billy Joe Jarrell, Angie Lee. Owen Construction Company Buddy Owen and Matt Owen, Owners Phone: 463-7313 Route 4, Box 27A-1 Heflin, AL Lamar manufacturing Company Colonial Cottage Congratulates Bowdne Georgia Manufacturers — Men and Young Men’s Clothing Robin Mason — Miss Homecoming and Miss Tiger 162 Federal Products Everything for the Janitor Since 1936 300 South Leighton Phone 238-1661 or 237-3885 Anniston, Al Financial Aid—On The Job Training—Placement Assistance 11th Noble Downtown Anniston •Computers «Accounting •Executive Secretarial «Word Processing •Data Entry «Medical Assisting •Cosmetology FASHION MERCHANDISING AND RETAIL MANAGEMENT RETAIL SALES AND MANAGEMENT Seniors ’87 (Congratulations CALL 236-7578 Ask About Scholarships And Financial Aid YOU DID IT! NOW WHAT??? New World Graduates Will Have A Career With A FUTURE! YOU CAN TOO! Rooke’s Construction Company Heflin Oaks Unlimited Compliments of Debbie, Danny, and Heath Waldrop Heflin Alabama Heflin Alabama Barber Milk Company 164 Oxford Alabama Compliments of Bill H. Lambert Heflin Coca Cola Bottling Company things go better,! with Coke P S Heating and Air Conditioning Rudd Air Conditioning and Heating Equipment Complete Line of Residential and Commercial Equipment for All Ad-On and Replacement Needs Cole Motor Company Phone 253-2976 Heflin, AL Ross Street Heflin, AL 167 Heat Pumps — Furnaces (Oil, Gas, Electric) Moore Business Forms Systems Division Salutes: Students Against Drunk Driving CCHS s Chapter of Students Against Drunk Driving is newly formed yet is a very popular organization with CCHS students. SADD has as its purpose to discourage drinking and driving among CCHS students. JUNIOR HIGH AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS. Seated: Shane Smith and Patrice Johnson. Row 2: Kara Mulkey, Krista Cavender. Sherri Truett, Marsha Morton, Joyce Kiker, Robin Heard. Janet Henson, Kimberly Gibson. Row 3: Sam Ball, Shannon Henson, Christy Hulsey. Lisa Blanton. Tajuanna Clark, Lex Brown. Michelle Ervin, Brenda Robinson, Cindi Ledbetter. Row 4: Meredith Smith, Jennifer Doyle, Beverly Skinner, Susan Gibson, Jennifer Reaves. Row 5. Michelle McGinnis. Stephanie Horn, Andrea Adams, Beth Bowman. Wade Skinner, StephEn Wade, Matt Camp, Carrie Brown, Melanie Rhoden. Sponsors: Mr. Tom Guin, Mrs. Donita Dennis, and Mrs. Mary Harrington. JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS, Row 1: Shannon Norton, Teresa Morgan, Joann Burton. Tina Gibson, Sharon Cooley, Kim Payne. Row 2: Cindi Lumpkin, Debbie Brown, Stacey Bragg, Tracy Baker. Pam Flournoy, Melissa Hyatt, Valerie McWhorter. Amanda Smith. Row 3: Paula York. Dawn Sewell, Craig Alexander. Jennifer Houston. Stewart Beam. Bridgette Beason. Theresa Ligon, Tracey Porteous, Kim Smith, Kim Williams. Traci Curvin. Shannon Roberts. Row 4 Todd Lambert, Timothy Turley, Phillip Whatley. Anita Wilson. Darrell Stephens. Christy Fields, Jimmy Holley, Karen Wilson, Jaynath Hayes. Paula Barker. Donna Jacks. Row 5: Scott Walker Chris Harris, Joe Bailey, Matt Megginson, Eric Adams, Mark Wysner. 168 Heflin Alabama Associated Rubber Company Compliments of Wayne H. Smith Heflin AL 170 Jerry’s Plumbing and Appliance Repair Service Jerry P. Owen Route 4, Box 229 Heflin, AL Old Edwardsville Road Phone: 4637154 The Cleburne News East Alabama Auto Parts Ross Street Heflin Ross Street Heflin 171 T ay lor Corporation 172 Horaee Ferry Cleburne County Circuit Clerk Cleburne Garbage Service Gay Cobb — Phone 463-2917 Heflin Heflin Compliments of Anniston Business Machines Incorporated Since 1945 Ed Blair Sales Representative Cole Motor Company — Ford — Mercury Cannon Copiers, Royal Copiers Cannon Electronic Typewriters 1031 Gurnee Avenue Phone 236-7528 Phone Office: 463-2247 Home: 463-7330 Heflin AnnislQn- AL 173 Charles Howie, Contractor Heflin 174 AL Cleburne Chiropractic Ross Street Heflin, AL Austin Wholesale Cars Wholesale Only Vernon Smith Logging Company 425 Ross Street Heflin, AL Edwardsville Alabama 175 Compliments of Wayne A. Cook Cross Roads Quick Mart Heflin Alabama Highway 9 431 Hollis Crossroads Hepsabah Baptist The Game Room Church Burnes Street Heflin, A1 REV. ROLAND BROWN, MINISTER 176 COLARGUARD HELPERS, Row 1: Stacy Harris, Tassa Mason. Heather Guin. Row 2: Gina Poland, Athesia Hodge, Mandy Harris. COMPLIMENTS OF Good Friends For Life Liberty National y A Torchmark Company Terry Humphries — 463-7803 Randy Smith — 463-5375 District Manager: Glen Frachiseur AGENTS: Chris W. Jackson — 748-4273 Ronnie White — 463-2309 David Young — 463-7414 Sales Managers: Ronnie Morrow — CLU Allen Porter Office Phone: 205-447-6586 Good friends make the good times better. 177 Class Will In departing, we the Class of 1987, do leave the following: I. Eric Adams, leave for PCB with my windows down, and my radio blasting to someday return and join the Thu-Cru in Hawaii. I’m Thu-I think! . Craig Alexander, leave, still pondering the meaning of life. . Donna Allen, leave the mass confusion on the cheerleading squad to Stacey and Meredith. I know that they will have the brains to handle it as I did . Dennis Allred, leave my place in school to anyone who wants it . Tina Austin, leave my ability to stay out of trouble in the wild first period economics class to Dawn Sewell. . Joseph Walter Bailey, leave for PCB with Pistol Pez, the Mat Master. Animal, and Bartles and James” to return, I hope. . Skipper “Homeboy” Bailey, leave those ultimate Friday nights with Nat “Loverboy” Smith at Aunt Sue’s to Johnny Howie and Keith Skeet” Morrow. . Johnny Bain, leave all my books to Krista Bain. . Randall Ball, leave my ability to struggle through Miss Neal’s classes and guess on her exams to my brother, Sam . Stewart Beam, leave the wrestling mat to my brother, Todd. May he strive to be «1 as hard as I did. , Bridgette Beason, leave to be or not to be.’’ , Lynn Bentley, leave CCHS only to be with my “Grease Muscal.” , Amy Blair, leave Beverly Skinner the ability and determination that I had to be the best majorette ever! . Wayne Brandenstein. leave to Dennis Owens a peculiar ability to avoid getting red eyes. . Janice Brown, leave my ability to think quickly to Stacey Bragg and Debbie Brown — Debbie needs to practice. . Robby Brown, leave with the radio blasting and the refreshment tank filled. , JoAnne Burton, leave all my memories and great times as a Senior to Jennifer Hiett and Jonathan Burke. . Brenda Butler, leave all my crazy, so-called friends, hoping never to return. . Ricky Carlile, leave all my hyper-actions to anyone who can handle them. . Joy Carter, leave my happiness and my desire to finish school to my little brother. . Patrick “Playboy Casey, leave my class presidency and go with the Homeboy and the Loverboy to wherever we end up. . Tina Chandler, leave my hard working ability to the girls in cosmetology and hope they can work as hard as I did. . Terri Cheatwood, leave the saxophone section hoping they can find another Fearless leader. . Rodney Christopher, leave my ability to hit stop signs and knock them down to anyone who think-s that he can take the pain. . Joel Chupp. leave all my love to Amy Post, and my great times to the class oi '88. . Jada Clark, leave my BIG MOUTH and “cute dressing code to Cin dy Owen and Gina Poland. May they use both of them as well as I have. , Lee Clark, leave my crazy times to Brian (Al Cappone) Harris and Travis Buck Baker . Angie Cobb, leave my ability to be able to get married, have a child, and still graduate with my class to any who can handle the responsibility. . Carolyn Cochran, leave my ability to make good grades and get along with others to Glenda Breed. . Tina Brown Cochran, leave my homework and good memories to my sisters. Angie and Amy. , Stephanie Collins, leave my little green M M car to my little sister I hope that she can keep gas in it better than I did. . Joy Dodd, leave all of my homework and all my books to Susan and Kim to do with whatever they wish. . Joey Dryden, leave my ability to weld to Mr. Lipscomb and Ricky Dryden. . Sammy Edwards, leave nothing to no one for no reason. , Christy Fields, leave to convert my little brother. Scott, to become an Auburn fan and to extend good wishes that the next clarinet sec tion leader love her section as much as I loved them. . Scott Franklin, leave my ability to sleep in class to anyone who can handle the pressure. . Kim Frazier, leave weekly rides in Mildew to anyone who can stand the excitement. . Jerry Fuller, leave CCHS to become Joyce’s husband and to live happily ever after. . Matt Gaines, leave my truck to Chip Rollins and Michael Pullen , Saretha Garrett, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to Marion Ware. . Tina Gibson, leave all my fun times and good memories to Michelle Gibson and Cindy Ledbetter. . Martin Glatham, leave my ability to know more to all the senior class of 88. . Chris Harris, leave my green headband to Ben Cook. . Keith Harris, leave this place knowing less than I did when I came. . Sharon Harris, leave all of my wild and crazy times to Sharon Cooley and Robin Heard — Party hard. Girls! . Mack Haywood, leave Heflin nothing. I need to take everything with me. . Valerie Higginbotham, leave my friends, good times, and memories along with my will to keep my grades up to my brother, Tony. . Brett Hilley, leave finally, hoping someone gets more out of school than I did. . Amanda Holley, leave my ability to “Party” — but remain calm at all times to Cindy Lumpkin. . Ronny Madd Dog” Holt leave my title as team captain to my brother. Jeff. . Gary Howell, have only one word to leave: “Good-Bye”. . Mark Howie, leave my ability to crash cars with my truck to anyone who can handle it. . Joey Kerr. leave the debt that I owe in carpentry to Robby Hughes to be paid the beginning of next year. . Danny Laminack, leave W.F. for PCB, never to return. , Tammy Ledbetter, leave my ability to struggle through six years at CCHS without quitting to my brother, Mark, and my sister, Cindy. . Gary Lee, leave with my buddies. Dennis. Brad, and Phil, heading to PCB and hoping never to return. . Theresa Diane Ligon, leave taking all my memories of school with me to spend my life with Glen Hyatt. . David Lowe, leave this school with all my memories to be with Lisa Moore. . Sherry Lyons, leave my ability to get along with others to my sister, Wendy. . Robin Mason, leave to Tassa a special place on the cheerleading squad in hopes that she can follow what is going on a little better than I did. . Scott McComb, leave my partying tactics to Billy Bentley and Jim my Bright. . Donald McElroy, leave my memorable week-ends to my younger brother. Randall. I hope he has the good times I have had. Class Will . Sonya McGinnis, leave my car to my sister. Michelle. May she push it as much as I did. . Leah McIntyre, leave Mr. Morton’s parking place to anyone who ar rives late and has fortitude to park there. . Kendra McManus, leave my ability to date the same guy for three years and then become engaged to him to Jennifer Houston and Stacey Bragg. Good luck! You are going to need it. . Owen McWhorter, leave my unusual taste in music and fashion to Sweny and Ed. . Matt Megginson, leave my position as Most Studious to Spencer Sheffield or Scott Walker. , Faith Melton, leave CCHS to become a Haralson County “Hillbilly” , Billy Milstead, leave my crazy teachers to anyone who can put up with them. . Robin Morris, leave my Monte Carlo to anyone who thinks he can handle it after PCB. 1 hope he will enjoy it as much as 1 did. , Chris Nichols, being of sound Mind — ???, leave my straight A’s to my sister. Donya. , Donna O’Dell, leave my ability to be popular in my senior year to anyone who can take it. . Pam Conkle Owen, leave my abilitty to make friends easily to Jen- nifer and Howard Crumpton. Good Luck! , Pam Padgett, leave my ability to maintain control in all kinds of hilarious situations to Debbie Brown and Stacey Bragg. . Joey Parker, leave wishing that 1 could take Gena Brown with me. . Ronnie Hugh” Preston, leave my hard times at football practice to Michael Pullen. , Jimmy Price, leave my ability to never get into trouble to my brother. Scotty. , Sherry Price, leave taking with me my wonderful memories of first period economics. . Ricky Pruitt, leave the ability to “Do It Right” to anyone who can . Sissie Ray, leave Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Clegg with a bottle of Rolaids and a dozen cans of Lysol for next year’s little stinkers”. . Mitzie Redwine, leave my ability to catch the eyes of the boys to my sister, Sonja Redwine. To Lanette, I leave a part of my sweet at titude hoping that she can find it. . ILaura Roberts, leave my car to Alys McDaniel hoping that she can keep it running. , Joyce Robinson, laeve CCHS to become Mrs Jerry Fuller , Lisa Robinson, leave my ability to remain calm in all kinds of hilarious situations to my sister, Kristy. . Shannon Rollins, leave my love for partying to Christy Hulsey. . Randall Sanders, leave my ability to check out and go deer hunting to everyone. . Bryan Shelton, leave my empty keg to Jason Shelton. . Anthony Sims, leave my wrestling awards to Sam Ball. , “Loverboy” Nat Smith, leave by love for the young ladies to Travis “Buck” Baker. . Tony Strickland, leave the way I came in — through the back door. . Mark Thrower, leave my ability to speed and not get caught to Shane Austin. . Billie Trivett, leave to Kim Turner good luck with the colorguard captains. . Mark Truett, leave my cracked and mutilated drumsticks to Brad and Kelly, my broken drumheads to Joey, and my rudimental play- ing ability to James. I. Timothy Turley, leave my charm, wit and personality to Todd Lambert to be used for his benefit. I, Kurt Turner, leave this school never ever to return. I. Jimmy Vaughn, leave all of my debts and my ability to stay in trou- ble to someone who is unlucky. I, Lonny Watson, leave my ability to not study hard but make good grades to Scott Fields. I. Gary Boo Boo” Webb, leave my Boo Boo’s to Spencer Sheffield. I, Phillip Pez” Whatley can’t leave much because I’m taking most of it with me. I, Amy Whitman, leave CCHS with fond memories of all my teachers and friends — especially Tony, Bryan, Stefanie and Candy. I, Stacey Williams, leave my ability to date college girls to Ryan White. I. Tracey Williams, leave my ability to get and keep the best looking guy in the world to Amy Post. I. Anita Wilson, leave Scott Fields in Spanish class wishing he were with me at Auburn University partying down. I, Christie Wilson, leave my ability to attend WILD Georgia parties and survive to Susan Owens. Don’t get caught! I. Karen Wilson, leave to my little brother, William, my ability to smile in all occasions and to the editors of THE TIGER TIMES and the an- nual staff. I leave my patience. I, Mark “The Animal' Wysner, leave my many totally awesome adventures, my Red Rooster, and Thunderbird to John Siegert. I, Paula York, leave my experience of changing schools in my senior year to a brave new comer. 179 Class Prophecy A prophetic gaze onto the year 1997 finds the CCHS Class of 1987 in the following situations: Eric Adams was last seen in the 1990 Iron Bowl giving his famous Pep Rally speech: 'When the going gets tough, the tough get going with the Thu-Cru. Craig Alexander is president of major engineering firm and controls all aspect of daily life in the United States through subversive methods of recourse. Donna Allen is designing swimwear for the 1998 edition of Chippen dale's calendar. Dennis Allred is a police officer in Heflin. Tina Austin owns A G Dairy Barn. Joe Bailey is president of PCB Vice, drives a black Ferharri 6TO, and is a member of Thu-Cur. Skipper “Loverboy Bailey was last seen with “Loverboy Nat and Playboy Pat in PCB two months after graduation. Johnny Bain is married to Cassie Lipham and they have twins. Randall Ball is living in Honolulu and is a psychiatrist at the local Men- tal Health Center there. Stewart Beam was grounded as soon as he returned from PCB. but frequently sneaks out to break holes through walls at parties. Bridgett Beason has recently graduated from JSU and replaced one of the CCHS faculty members who had to be placed in Bryce Hospital after dealing with Chris Nichols. Lynn Bentley is an RN who daily nurses her favorite beau. Ed Deloge. Amy Blair, in view of the fact that Heflin was too much excitement for her. is residing in Atlanta. Georgia, where she teaches kindergarten and models. Wayne Brandenstein no longer exists — he left the country in 1990 because after turning 21. the legal age was raised again. Janice Brown was last seen wearing Taylor clothes in Framesville at Rigsby Corner. Robby Brown is playing 3rd base for the Boston Red Sox and driving a red Ferharri. JoAnne Burton and Barry Bryant are still waiting to get Barry’s tickets paid so that they may get married. Brenda Butler is happily married to Stanley and lives on a mansion on the hill with their one child. I Ricky Carlile was last seen owning a chicken house and making a lot of Cash . Joy Dickerson Carter is still married, has one child and works as a make up artist in Hollywood. Patrick Casey, the Playboy, and his Playgirl are still on their honey- moon somewhere in the Bahamas. Tina Chandler has a beauty shop in Heflin ad is much in demand in her work. Terri Cheatwood was last seen washing her SVo and washing and washing. . . Rodney Bubblefoot” Christopher has invented a pair of orthopedic shoes to help him walk. Joel Chupp is working for his father at Chupp and Sons Logging Company. Jada Clark is teaching at Clark’s School of Nunery but is still secretly involved with Phillip Whatley. Lee Clark is an infamous gambler in Las Vegas where he lives with three bunnies. Angie Cobb is still trying to raise Danny along with her other babies Carolyn Cochran is the same dependable person who remembers her good times and good friends at CCHS. Tina Cochran is happily married with children and works as a secretary for her husband’s business. Stefanie Collins is a very successful inter designer in Atlanta where she is having a blast. Joy Dodd is still happily married to Dennis. They have one child, and she is a secretary at Lee Brass. Joey Dryden is on the Florida coast watching women and occasionally doing underwater welding. Sammy Edwards is mayor of Edwardsville. Christy Fields owns a pharmacy in Massachusetts where her VW yellow streak of lightning has been fully equipped with snow tires. Scott Franklin was never found. Kim Frazier was last seen hauling hot coals form the fire set. The Big Man came back! Jerry Fuller and Joyce are married and live in a huge mansion on the outskirts of Heflin with their one child. Matt Gaines is married and drawing unemployment while his wife sup- ports him. Saretha Garrett is still trying to find her way out of Heflin, Alabama. Tina Gibson has recently taken the place of Sister Theresa at the School for Nuns. Martin Glatham owns a movie theatre in Heflin. Chris Harris is the chief aerospace engineer for NASA. He is working on the top secret Star Wars defense system with his right hand man Gary Webb — thanks to Miss Neal. Keith Harris is the owner of the country’s largest Simmental Farm in Lecta, Alabama where he now lives. Sharon Harris was last seen greasing rods and pumping gas at Phillips Quick Stop. Mack Haywood is president of Fredrick’s of Hollywood which is Heflin’s newest industry. Valerie Higginbotham is finally married and still hanging on waiting for their new arrival to come. Brett Hilley is somewhere in Georgia making big money and loving it. Amanda Holley is still wandering around France trying to find her rich Frenchman. Ronny Holt was last seen getting into a car with six lucious ladies and has not yet returned. Gary Howell — ten years later — is still having nightmares about hav- ing to get up and go to school. Mark Howie is the president of Dodge and is happily married to a beautiful young lady and living in the Smokey Mountains. Joey Kerr is living in the Dominican Republic where he has a chicken ranch and a coffee bean farm. Phillip Kidd has actually graduated from high school. Danny Laminack is the owner of Danny-Boy’s Four Wheel Drive Center. 180 Class Prophecy Tammy Ledbetter has not made it back from Florida — she is still celebrating graduation. Gary Lee never returned from CBP. He was last seen with a primitive tribe of wild women. Theresa Ligon is happily married to Glen and is present of the Hyatt Hotel where their son has his own suite. David Lowe owns a business here in Cleburne County where he lives with his wife. Lisa Moore. Sherry Lyons is a well known interior designer and has her own firm. Robin Mason was last seen working in her hair design shop and con- trolling “Morrison’s” part time. Scott McComb is still partying on Cheaha. Reba McCormick has a successful beauty salon and is married to Tim- my and the mother of two children. Donald McElroy is at this moment not to be found. Sonya McGinnis is still in Florida due to the fact that her car died . . . again. Leah McIntyre is happily married to Glen, has five children, a Cor- vette. and an easy chair. Kendra McManus was last seen talking to Cousin It and trying to con- trol the Adams family. Owen McWhorter did not make it back from Florida. He was last seen dressed as a flower child and listening to old. hard rock. Matt Megginson was listed as one of PEOPLE magazine's ten most wealthy and influential persons. Rumor has it that he is moonlighting as a waterskiing instructor in the Virgin Islands. Faith Melton is living with her husband. Sean, and two children in Bancomb. Billy Milstead is manager at Foodworld. Robin Morris has traded his Monte Carlo for a IROC-Z, a 4-wheel drive pick-up, and a beautiful blonde for an even swap. Chris Nichols owns comedy clubs all over the world, but was last seen going to Florida with his BuckToof dog. Donna O’Dell is happily married to Monroe Summers and has two Mondonna’s. Pam C. Owen has a designer ladies clothing shoppe at the Quintard Mall Pam Padgett is first vice president in charge of Cheatwood Opera- tions. Inc. Joey Parker was last seen going home to Gena Parker. Ronnie Preston moved to Las Vegas and is a bookie for Lee Clark and also helps with his bunnies. Jimmy Price is the owner of Price Construction Company, but is still working at Crossroads Kwik Mart and driving his Impala. Sherry Price is still sitting in first period economics wondering how to do the review questions on page 245. Ricky Pruitt is head of the Beach Bank. Inc. on the PCB strip. Cassandra Ray is living Auburn attending AUM and her brother. Butch, is helping her keep her QPA at 3.5. Mitzie Redwine was last seen in Atlanta, Georgia where she is a very successful secretary. Donna Reid was rescued by Dr. David once again. She had another heart attack Laura Roberts is the owner of the Bikini Beach Motel but she and Christie still cruise Tallapoosa on week ends. Joyce Robinson and Jerry Fuller live in a mansion on the outskirts of Heflin with their one child. Lisa Robinson is a 007 agent and lives in Europe She only goes by the motto, “Dresed to Kill.” Shannon Rollins never returned from her trip to Hawaii. It is rumored that she owns six beach resorts and still likes to party. Randall Sanders is still doing as little as possible. Bryan Shelton is manager of Bill’s Bac at Bill’s Mill and Chop Shop. Ya’ll come now! Anthony Sims is a wrestling coach at Carrollton High School. Nathaniel Smith is playing basketball for the Atlanta Hawks and mak- ing big dollars. Tony Strickland is the owner of Tony’s Bar and Grill in Bennett’s Flat. Mark Thrower is playing professional softball and running a construc- tion company. Billie Trivett is Colorguard Sponsor for the CCHS Tiger Band. Mark Truett is riding around in some backroad with his white Ford all lit up and listening to 96 ROCK on his Sony. Timothy Turley is controling his financial empire from a spacious pen- thouse in Houston. Kurt Turner is the proud co-owner of Tony’s Bar and Grill. Jimmy Vaughn is a multi-millionaire who just went broke. His mer- chandise ran out. Lonny Watson is the world’s greatest white-tail deer hunter and the breeder of Ferrets in Chulafinnee. Gary Webb is an aerospace engineer for NASA and is working on a top secret Star Wars defense system with his left hand man Chris Har- ris — thanks to Miss Neal. Philip Whatley is a bartender and exotic dancer in PCB at Spinnkers. He is also a member of Thu-Cru. Amy Whitman is living in Tallapoosa with her someone special and two children. Stacey Williams is living in Hollywood making millions as the new Donald Duck. Tracy Williams married to Chris Norton and lives in Gulf Shores where she owns a day care center. Anita Wilson is in the depths of the Amazon still searching for that un- civilized man with the “Savage Tan,” Christie Wilson is helping Lauri Roberts at Bikini Beach Motel and cruising the Tallapoosa Strip with her. Karen Wilson is a renowned fashion consultant living in a New York penthouse. Believe it or not she and Christy have finally gone their seperate ways. Mark Wysner is the President of the Thu Cru Corporation. Paula York is living in Europe — happily married with four children. 181 Class Directory Eric Adams: SADD 12; ICT 12; FFA 10. 11, 12; Treasurer 11. Secretary 12; Chorus 10; H-Club 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Annual Staff 12; Football 12; Junior Class Treasurer. Craig Alexander. Honor Graduate, Junior Class President; Band 10, 11, 12. Section Leader 11, 12, Stage Band 10; SADD 12; Pep Club 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Scholar’s Bowl 10, 11, 12. Captain 12; THE TIGER TIMES Staff 11. 12, Business Manager 11, 12; Annual Staff 12. Activities Editor; Who’s Who Most Dependeble 11. Most Likely to Succeed 12; Biology Award 10; National Merit Science Award 11; National Band Award 11; National Merit Scholarship Finalist; Honor Graduate. Donna Allen: Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Initiation and Hospitality Chairperson 12; FBLA 10; H Club 10. 11. 12. Secretary 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Science Club 10. 11, 12; Beta Club 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12, President 12; Annual Staff 12, Fads Editor; Varsity Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; SADD 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Who’s Who Most Dependable 10, Prettiest Girl 12; Biology Award 10; Homecoming Sponsor 10; Homecoming Senior Maid 12; Senior Favorite; Honor Graduate; CCHS Representative to Wakefield’s Teen Board 12, Honor graduate. Dennis Allred: V1CA 10, 11. 12; FFA 10. Tina Austin: ICT 11, 12; VICA 11. 12; Pep Club 10. Joe Bailey: FFA 10, 11. 12; Chorus 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Who’s Who Best Dressed 12. Skipper Bailey: VICA 10, 11, 12, Parliamentarian 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12, Drumline Assistant Section Leader 12. Johnny Bain: ICT 12; VICA 10; Band 10, 11 Randall Ball: Who’s Who Most Reserved 12. Stewart Beam: FFA 10, 11, 12; H Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Wrestling Team 11, 12; Football 10, 11. 12; Who’s Who Friendliest 10 and 11; Senior Favorite; Mr. Tiger 12; Wrestling Team Captain 11, 12. Bridgette Beason: VICA 12, Parliamentarian 12; FBLA 10; FHA 10, 11, 12, Corresponding Secretary 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; SADD 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Outstanding FHA Member 11; Captain CCHS Troy State Stock Market Game 12; Miss CCHS Finalist; Miss Cleburne County Finalist. Lynn Bentley: VICA 12, Secretary 12; FBLA 10; FHA 11; Chorus 11; Science Club 10; Beta Club 10. Amy Blair: FHA 10. 11; Drama Club 10. 11. 12, Treasurer 12; Chorus 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11; Beta Club 12; Annual Staff 12, Directory Editor; Band 10, 11, 12; Head Maiorrette 11, 12; SADD 11; Prom Committee 11; Senior Who’s Who Most Talented; Interior Design Award 11; Ms FHA Finalist 10; Homecoming Sponsor 11, 12. Wayne Brandenstein: VICA 12; FFA 10, 11. Janice Brown: FBLA 10; FHA 11; Drama Club 12; Chorus 11, 12; H- Club 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11; Science Club 10. 12; Annual Staff 12; Class Will Editor; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Senior Who’s Who Biggest Flirt 12; Miss Christmas 1986, Homecoming Sponsor 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Robby Brown: FFA 10, 11, 12; H Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11. 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 12. JoAnne Burton: SADD 12; FICA 11. 12. Treasurer 12; FBLA 10; FHA 10; Drama Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Science Club 10. Brenda Butler: Chorus 11, 12. Ricky Carlile: VICA 10, 11, 12, Parliamentarian 12; Drama Club 12 Pep Club 10; Band 10.11,12. Joy Carter: VICA 10, 11. 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Science Club 10; Annual Staff 12; Band 11, 12. Patrick Casey: VICA 12. Treasurer 12; FFA 10, 11. 12; Chorus 11. 12; Pep Club 11. 12; Science Club 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11. 12; Annual Staff 12. Layout Editor. Band 10, 11, Section Leader 11; Senior Class President; Senior Favorite; Senior Who’s Who Most Popular; National Achievement Academy; National Leader- ship Council. Terri Cheatwood: Chorus 12; Science Club 10. 11; Beta Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; Annual Staff 12, Activities Editor; Band 10, 11, 12; Band Librarian 11; Band Captain 12; Band Section Leader 10, 12; Senior Who’s Who Most Studious 12; Outstnding Schience Student Award 10; Most Outstanding Band Member — W W Wright Award 11; Honor Graduate. Rodney Christopher: VICA 10, 11. 12; FFA 10. Joel Chupp. VICA 10. 11. 12. FFA 10. Jada Clark: FBLA 10; FHA 11; Drama Club 11; Chorus 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10; SADD 12; Prom Committee 11; Senior Who’s Who Wittiest Lee Clark: VICA 10; FFA 10. 11; H Club 10. 11. 12. Vice President 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10, 11; Basketball 11. 12. Foot ball 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who Most Popular 10, 11; Senior Who’s Who Cutest; Outstanding Defensive Back Award 11, 12; Outstan ding Offensive End Award 12. Angie Arnett Cobb: VICA 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Science Club 10; Band 10. Carolyn Cochran: HERO 12; FBLA 10; FHA 11; Senior Who’s Who Most Dependable; Award for Academic Honors in Fashion and Fabric Application 11. Tina Brown Cochran: VICA 11, 12; FBLA 10. Stefanie Collins: Drama Club 10. 11. 12; Chorus 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11; Beta Club 12; Annual Staff 12, Classes Editor; Band 10, 11, 12; Flag Captain 10, Colorguard Captain 11. Joy Dodd: VICA 11, 12, Treasurer 11; FBLA 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10; Science Club 10. Joey Drydcn: VICA 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12. Sammy Edwards: VICA 10, 11, 12. Christy Fields: Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12, Vice President 12, Beta Club 11. 12, Treasurer 12; THE TIGER TIMES Staff 10, 11, 12, Co-Editor 12; Annual Staff 12, Layout Editor; Band 10. 11, 12, Section Leader 11, 12; SADD 12; Prom Commit- tee 11; National Science Merit Award; National Band Merit Award; Homecoming Sponsor 12; CCHS Representative to Hudson’s Teen Board 12; Honor Graduate. Scott Franklin: VICA 10. 11; FFA 10, 12; Wrestling Team 11. Kim Frazier: HERO 10, 11. 12; FBLA 10; Drama Club 10, 11; Chorus 12; Pep Club 10; Band 11. Jerry Fuller: VICA 10. 11. 12; H-Club 10. 11; Football 10. 11. Matt Gaines: VICA 10. 12 Seretha Garrett: FBLA 10. 11, 12. Tina Gibson: FBLA 10, 11, 12, Reporter 12, President 11; FHA 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Science Club 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Band 11. 12. Colorguard: Band Rookie of the Year, 11; Senior Who’s Who Friendliest Martin Glatham: VICA 10, 11. 12; FHA 10, 11, 12. Chris Harris: FFA 10, 11, 12, Vice President 12; Drama Club 12; Pep Club 12; Science Club 12, Annual Staff, Sports Editor; Basketball 11. 12; SADD 12; Senior Class Parliamentarian; Senior Who’s Who Most School Spirited. Mack Haywood: FBLA 10. 11. 12; Science Club 10; Drama Club 11; Annual Staff. Prophecy Editor. Keith Harris: VICA 10. 11, 12; FFA 10, 11. 12. President 12. Sharon Harris: Drama Club 10; Chorus 12; Science Club 10; Annual Staff 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Valerie Cole Higginbotham: Drama Club 12; Band 10. 11 Brett Hilley: VICA 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 12; Band 10. 11. 12 Amanda Holley: VICA 11, 12, Reporter 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Science Club 11; Annual Staff. Senior Directory Editor; Band 10. Flag Captain 10; Senior Who’s Who Most Reserved 12. Ronny Holt: VICA 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11; H-Club 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball 10, 12; Outstanding Offensive Lineman 12; Football Team Captain 12. Gary Howell: Pep Club 12; Band 10. 11. 12. Mark Howie VICA 10. 11. 12; FFA 10 Joey Kerr: VICA 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10. Danny Laminack: VICA 10. 11. 12. Tammy Ledbetter: VICA 12; FBLA 10. 11. 12; FHA 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Homecoming Junior Maid 11. Gary Lee: FFA 10, 11. 12; H-Club 11. 12; Pep Club 12; Annual Staff 12; Wrestling Team 11; Football 11, 12. Theresa Llgon: Drama Club 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Science Club 10, 11. 12; Beta Club 12; Annual Staff 12; Band Colorguard 10, 11, 12; Honor Graduate. David Lowe: VICA 12; FFA 10. 11. 12; Science Club 10; Baseball 12. Sherry Lyons: HERO 10, 11, 12; FBLA 10; Pep Club 10; Science Club 10; Annual Staff Prophecy Editor 12; Senior Class Treasurer. Robin Mason VICA 10, 11, 12. Secretary 11, Reporter 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; H-Club 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Science Club 10; Student Council 12. Reporter 12; Annual Staff, Co-Editor 12; Varsi ty Cheerleader 12; Band. Colorguard 10; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Who’s Who Friendliest 10, 11. Senior Who's Who Most Popular; Homecoming Sponsor 11; Homecoming Queen 12; Miss Tiger 12; Senior Class Favorite; Prom Committee 11; CCHS Representative to Bridal Shoppe Teen Board 12; 1st Place Winner in Cosmetology Styling Competition 10. 11 Scott McComb: VICA 10. 11. 12; FFA 11 12 182 Class Directory Reba McCormick: VICA 10. 11. 12, Treasurer 11. Vice President 12; Drama Club 12; Chorus 12; Pep Club 10. 12; Senior Who’s Who Most Dependable Donald McElroy: VICA 10. 11. 12. President 12: Pep Club 10 IT Band 10, 11. Sonya McGinnis: Drama Club 10. 11. 12; Chorus 12; Pep Club 12; Science Club 10; Beta Club 12; Annual Staff 12; Band Colorguard 10. 11. 12. Flag Captain 12; Senior Who’s Who Neatest. Leah McIntyre: VICA 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10. Kendra McManue: VICA 10. 11. 12. Secretary 12; Drama Club 12; H-Club 10, 11, 12, Initiation Committee 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Annual Staff Class Will Editor 12; Varsity Cheerleader 10, 11. 12, Co-Captain 12; Homecoming Sponsor 10, 12; Senior Who's Who Most School Spirited; Senior Class Favorite. Owen McWhorter: VICA 10. 11. 12. Historian 12; FFA 11; Pep Club 10; Who’s Who Most Dependable 10. Matt Mpgginson Pep Club 10. 11. 1 2; Science Club 10, 11. 12. Presi- dent 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, Mr Beta 12; Annual Staff Sports Editor 12; Band 10, 11, 12, Section Leader 11. 12; Stage Band 10. 12; SADD 11. 12; Junior Class Vice President; Senior Class Vice President; Senior Who’s Who Most Studious. Faith Melton: VICA 10. 11. 12, Secretary 12; FFA 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Chorus 10; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Annual Staff 12. Billy Milstead: VICA 12; FFA 10. 11; Annual Staff 12. Robin Morris: VICA 10, 11, 12; FFA 10, 11; Senior Who’s Who Best All Around. Chris Nichols: Band 10, 11; FFA 10. President 10, 11; VICA 11, 12; Senior Who’s Who Wittiest. Donna O’Dell: Science Club 10. VICA 10. 11, 12. Pam Owen: FBLA 10. 12; Drama Club 12; Chorus 11; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; Science Club 10, 11; Annual Staff 12; Senior Who’s Who Best Dressed; Homecoming Sponsor 10, 11. 12; Senior Favorite 12. Pam Padgett: VICA 10; Drama Club 10, 11. 12; Chorus 11, 12, Vice President 12. Pianist 12; H-Club 10, 11, 12; Initiation Committee 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12. President 12; Science Club 10, 11. 12; Student Council 12; Annual Staff Fads Editor 12; Varsity Cheerleader 10, 11; Sophomore, Junior and Senior Who’s Who Best All Around; Homecoming Maid 12; Prom Committee 11 Joey Parker: VICA 10. 12; FFA 11; Science Club 10, 11. 12; Baseball 10. Ronnie Preston: VICA 10. 11. 12; FFA 10. 11, 12; H-Club 10. 11, 12; Baseball 12; Football 10. 11, 12; Junior Who’s Who Best All Around; Senior Who’s Who Most Dependable; Outstanding Defen- sive Linebacker 12, Team Captain 12. Jimmy Price: VICA 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 12; Senior Who’s Who Neatest. Sherry Price: VICA 10. 11, 12. Ricky Pruitt: VICA 10, 11. Reporter 11; FFA 10; Drama Club 12; Pep Club 11. 12. Sissie Ray: Band 10, 11, 12. Mitzie Redwine: HERO 12. Treasurer 12; Drama Club 12; Scholastic Award in Fashion and Fabric Application 10, 11. Donna Reid: HERO 12; FBLA 10; FHA 11; Drama Club 10. 11. 12; Chorus 11. 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; Science Club 10. _aurie Roberts: FBLA 12; FHA 10. 11, Drama Club 10, 11. Reporter 11, President 12; Chorus 10. 11; Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Science Club 10. 11. 12; Beta Club 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12. Secretary 12; THE TIGER TIMES STAFF 12. Annual Staff 12; Biology Award 10; Anatomy Award 11; Senior Who’s Who Cutest. Veledictorian. Joyce Robinson. VICA 10, 11. FTA 11. 12, Choius 10. Pep Club 10, Senior Who’s Who Most Athletic. .isa Robinson: Drama Club 11. 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; SADD 12. Shannon Rollins: FBLA 12; FHA 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; H-Club 11. 12; Science Club 10. 11; Beta Club 10. 11. 12; Var sity Cheerleader 11; Biology Award 10; Anatomy Award 11 Randall Sanders: FFA 10. 1 T. VICA 11. 12 Sryan Shelton: VICA 11. 12, Vice President 11. President 12; Pep Club 12; Science Club 10. nthony Sims: VICA 10, 11. 12; H-Club 11. 12; Wrestling Team 11. 12; Football 11; Most Outstanding Wrestler 11; 3rd Place in Sec tional Wrestling Tournament 11; 3rd Place in Southside Wrestling Tournament 12; 1st Place in Weaver Wrestling Tournament 12. Nathaniel Smith: VICA 12; FFA 10. 11. H-Club 10. 11. 12. Baseball 10; Basketball 10. 11, 12; Football 10. 11. 12; Senior Who’s Who Most Athletic; Most Improved and Best Defensive Award 11. Tony Strickland: VICA 10, 11. 12; FFA 10. 11. 12. Mark Thrower: VICA 10. 11, 12; FFA 11; Baseball 11, 12. Billie Trivett VICA 10. 11, 12; FHA 10; Drama Club 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Annual Staff 10. 12; Colorguard 10. 11. 12 Mark Truett: VICA 10. 11. 12, Vice President 11; FBLA 10. 12. Historian 12; FFA 10. 11, 12, Sentinel 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12. Science Club 10; Student Council 12; Annual Staff 12, Band 10. 11, 12, Drumline Section Leader 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11. Senior Who’s Who Most Talented; JSU Honors Band 1st Chair 11; Homecoming Escort 12; 4 H Teen Club 10, 11. 12, Vice President 10, President 11. Timothy Turley: Chorus 11, 12, President 12; H-Club 10, 11. 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10. 11. 12; Beta Club 12; THE TIGER TIMES STAFF 11. 12; Sports Editor 12; Annual Staff Business Manager 12; Basketball 10. 11, 12; Football 10. 11, 12; SADD 12; Honor Graduate. Kurt Turner: VICA 11. 12; FFA 10. 11. 12. Reporter 11; Pep Club 12. Jimmy Vaughn: VICA 11. 12; FBLA 11; FFA lO. I.onny Watson- FFA 10. 11. 12. Sentinel IT. Pep Club 12 Senior Who’s Who Friendliest. Gary Webb: VICA 12. Philip Whatley: FFA 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10. 12; Science Club 12; Senior Favorite; Senior Who’s Who Most Handsome. Amy Whitman: FBLA 10; FHA 11, 12, Second Vice President 11, 12; Chorus 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12 Stacey Williams: VICA 10. 12; FFA 11; Chorus 11. 12; Pep Club 12; Beta Club 12; Senior Who’s Who Biggest Flirt. Tracey Williams: VICA 10, 11. 12; FBLA 10. 12; FHA 10; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Student Council 11. 12; SADD 11. 12; Prom Commit tee 11; Sophomore Who’s Who Most Popular. Anita Wilson: FBLA 10; Chorus 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10. 11. 12; Annual Staff Senior Directory Editor; Senior Class Treasurer, Homecoming Sponsor 12. Christie Wilson: FBLA 12; Drama Club 10, 11. 12. Secretary 11. Vice President 12; Chorus 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 10. 11. 12; Beta Club 10, 11, 12. Reporter 12; Student Council 11. 12, Treasurer 12; THE TIGER TIMES Staff 12; Annual Staff 12; Biology Award 10; Anatomy Award 11; Salutatorian. Karen Wilson Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Science Club 10, 11. 12. Secretary Treasurer 11; Beta Club 11, 12. Vice President 12; THE TIGER TIMES Staff 10, 11, 12. Co-Editor 12; Annual Staff 12. Co Editor; SADD 12; Prom Committee 11; Senior Who’s Who Most Likely to Succeed; Anatomy Award 11; 1st Alternate Miss CCHS Pageant 1986; 3rd Alternate Miss Christmas Pageant 1986; Homecoming Sponsor 11, 12; DAR Good Citizenship Girl 12; 1986 Girls’ State Representative; CCHS Representative to Hudson’s Teen Board; National Science Merit Award; Honor Graduate Mark Wysner: VICA 10. 11; FFA 10. 11; Science Club 10. 12; Annual Staff; Football 12; Team Captain 12. Paula York: Spanish Club 10. 11; MuAlpha Theta 10. 11; Beta Club 12. 183 Graduation — May 25, 1987 — brings the anticipated excitement of wearing a cap and gown into reality for Seniors, Donna Allen and Anita Wilson. 184 Ms Nikki Owen Ms. Owen is a graduate of Cleburne County High School and Jacksonville State University. She teaches economics and government to Seniors and is Junior High Cheerleader Sponsor. Senior Farewell and Dedication As the end of the 1986-87 school term draws near and the Senior Class of 1987 takes a backward look at its high school experience, many beautiful memories sur- face to remind us of the good times we have had. Truly there are no more treasured memories than our memories of the times that we have spent with our classmates, teachers and friends at Cleburne County High School. We remember fondly the junior high days that we spent at the old high school where many of our parents and grandparents attended school. As soon as we settl- ed ourselves in and discovered the old high school, it came to be a symbol of care-free days and good times as well as reminding us of the mixed emotions of growing up. We began our Sophomore year on a new campus in a new environment. Many of our ideas along with our sur- roundings have changed. We missed the pep rallies on the football field and many other things about the old campus — but the new school was warm, and cool, and dry, and wonderful. Truly our Junior and Senior years have been our best. Sharing the pains and the joys of growing up together has formed a special bond among members of our class. Now as it is time to leave the security of our high school and our friends, we want to say a special thanks to one of our many friends: IN APPRECIATION FOR WHAT YOU MEAN TO US AND FOR THE GOOD TIMES THAT WE HAVE HAD WITH YOU. WE. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1987. DEDICATE OUR EDITION OF THE TIGER TO MS. NIKKI OWEN. Thank you for THE BEST OF TIMES! Autographs I I I I I I I «