Dade County High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Trenton, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

1969 WILDCAT Dade County High School Trenton, Georgia Foreword While preparing this edition of the yearbook, the purpose we kept in mind was capturing school life at Dade High as it rally was. If a student, per- using his yearbook, can place himself in a scene or can enjoy an accomplishment, the yearbook has succeeded. Also, if the actions in the school by students, teachers, and administrators are correctly pictured, then the yearbook has succeeded. With these things in mind, we present to you the 1969 WILDCAT. Contents Yearbook Staff ... planning and accomplishing p. ; Administration ... guiding and supervising p. i Faculty ... teaching and learning p. K Organizations ... leading and following p. 2J Sports ... winning and losing p. 3? Student Life ... working and playing p. 61 Advertisements ... supporting and patronizing p. Ilf Dedication We dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. J. L. Fricks, because she is dedicated to the yearbook. Not only this year but also for the past twelve years Mrs. Fricks has devoted un- limited time and effort to the making of your yearbooks. We feel that there is no person more deserving of this honor than she. Marian McKaig, 1969 yearbook editor, presents Mrs. Ricks with dedication gift at class night when the announcement is mai 4 Yearook Staff J. L. FRICKS - Advisor PEGGY MULLINS - Seniors Subscriptions GAIL WILLIAMS - Copy Editor MARIAN McKAIG - Editor DEBBIE JOHNSTON - Sports Juniors 5 6 LIONEL AUSTIN - Sports Juniors SUSIE CASTLEBERRY - Organizations 7 CAROLYN LYNN - Organizations BOBBIE ALEXANDER - Advertising lop Cats The Top Cat contest, which promotes the sale of yearbooks, was won by eighth grade representa- tives, Bryan Page and Sharon Rogers. The seventh grade homeroom pictured below bought more yearbooks than any other homeroom; therefore, they were also declared winners. Bryan Page and Sharon Rogers Mrs. Ross's Seventh Grade Homeroom TOP CAT PARTICIPANTS SEATED: Left to right: Ninth grade - O. P. Cooper and Kathy Forester; Tenth grade - Theresa Holmes and Wesley Hixon. STANDING: Left to right: Eleventh grade - Lionel Austin and Donna Street; Twelfth grade - Pam Tatum and Bill Lawson. Teaching and Learning Hard-working and devoted ... active in extracurri- cular doings ... some- times criticized, some- times lauded ... repre - senting the authority to the wayward, the key to the answers for the inqui- sitive ... correcting ... listening ... helping ... sharing their knowledge with us ... endlessly ... without adequate recog- nition ... especially from us, who take all they have to offer. 9 SEATED: Left to right: Mr. Henry Gray: Mr. W. R. Tatum, Chairman STANDING: Mr. William K. Emerson; Mr. James G. Johnston; Mr. Edward L. Holmes 5 REBA BARTON Bookkeeper MRS. DORIS POE Bookkeeper MRS. BEATRICE FREEMAN instruction- al Supervisor 10 jLiiuui DUdiu diiu Du per i n lenueru Shape School Policies You graduates of 1969 are going out to play the game of life for real now. It seems that young people the world over are against the Establishment and are clamoring for all sorts of changes. Change is essential in our time, but discarding proved values just for the sake of change will prove disastrious. Tomorrow is your world and you will be the Establishment;” therefore, consider carefully the kind of tomorrow that you really want. ll MR. C. L. PRATHER Visiting Teacher Principal Larries Uut Keguiations The 1969 WILDCAT is a monument to the ideas, the abilities, and the activities of the students of Dade County rligh School. You have performed a great task, and I ivant to commend you for your achievements. This yearbook will remind you in years to come of :he pleasant memories of your high school days. I congratulate the sponsor and the staff of the WILDCAT or the excellent job that they have done. JAMES E. CLEVELAND Principal 12 MRS. INA CALLAHAN Teacher’s Aide MRS. IMOGENE RYAN Secretary MRS. SHIRLEY STEPHENS Teacher's Aide MISS GERTHA STEPHENS Teacher's Aide MRS. MATTIE CHANDLER Teacher's Aide Faculty MR. LEE D. ROSS Physical Education, Health MR. CHARRAN GRAHAM Mathematics MR. ROY NICHOLS Physical Education MR. DONALD CHEATHAM English, Adv. Gov't 14 MR. IRA C. MEYER Special Reading MRS. EMMA HOLMES English, Geography 1R. MORRELL HOLCOMB Physical Education, Mechanical Drawing MISS ROSEMARY LOVINGOOD Business MRS. ROCHELLE HOLCOMB English, Geography Faculty MR. FRANK HILL Social Studies MR. DON HAMMOND Counselor I 7 MR. CHARLES JOHNSTON Industrial Arts MISS MARY SCOBEY Art MISS MARY ELLQUIST Special Reading Faculty MR. ROYCE CALLAHAM Drivers' Training MRS. MARTHA DAILY First Grade MRS. A. L. DYER Piano MRS. WILLIE HUGHES Business 18 MRS. MARY ROSS Jr. High 20 MRS. KAY GREEN Third Grade MRS. ROSE MOORE Fifth Grade MRS. ATHA SELLS Sixth Grade MRS. MARGIE NEWBY Fifth Grade MR. HARRY LANDRUM Jr. High MR. RAYMOND EXUM Sixth Grade Also an Important Part of the Staff . . . FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Grace Taylor, Mrs. Virginia Durham, Mrs. Virginia Seymour. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Billy R. McEwen, Mrs. Lennie Rew- castle - Manager, Mrs. Clara Geddie, Mrs. Charlotte Clark. Food Service Personnel Bus Drivers KNEELING: Left to Right: Mr. Claude Blevins, Mr. Homer Atkins, Mr. David McCreary. STANDING: Mr. Porter Everette, Mr. Henry Taylor, Mr. Ralph Blansit, Mr. Ernest Taylor. 22 Leading and Following Absorbing ideas ... clean- up committees ... the dreaded initiations ... All F. H. A. members meet in the Home Ec. de- partment at 11:40 ... decorating ... candy sales ... Christmas pro- jects ... Are there any other nominations? ... weekend conventions ... planning ... The school paper goes on sale today ... paying dues ... par- ties ... lengthy council meetings ... banquets... volunteers... responsibi- lity... Accomplishment. 23 Student Library Assistants Donna Street, Patsy Baugh, and Audrey Clark Sandy Smith Glenda Lynch and Mary Devlin Sharon Morgan, Kathy Franklin, and Bessie Newby Carolyn Lynn and Susie Castleberry A TYPICAL DAY IN THE LIBRARY Donna, Patsy, and Audrey start the day by putting the library in order. Bobbie and Patricia help by carding books and dis- tributing overdue slips. Carolyn and Susie are conscious of the appearance of the booK shelves. Sandy keeps our card catalog in order. Jack is always faithful in replacing the books where :hey can be found quickly. Glenda and Mary keep our books in shape by rebind- ng and mending them. Sharon, Kathy, and Bessie work at the desk and keep our bulletin board beautifully decorated. Patricia and Dianne can always be found at the type- writers typing catalog cards for new books. 24 Patricia Smyth and Dianne Norris F.T.A. esident Audrey Clark, Sponsor Mrs, Holmes id Vice-President Sandy Smith preparing T, A, program. Treasurer Donna Street and Secretary Patsy Baugh busy selling doughnuts. :porter Maria Slaton and Historian Debbie Johnston ling to Jacksonville??? FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Trudy Bray, Myrna Moore, Judy Gamlen, Faye Steele, Sarah Garrison, Sandy Smith, Audrey Clark, Donna Street, Debbie Johnston, Maria Slaton, Marian McKaig, Peggy Mullins. SECOND ROW: Vi- vica Quinton, Donna Wall, Bessie Newby, Judy Holland, Sandra Williams, Gail Williams, Carolyn Bradford, Caro- lyn Durham, Beverly Rumley, Saundra West, Patsy Baugh, Mrs. Holmes - Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Sharon Morgan, Eddie Norwood, Amy Murphy, Debbie Chandler, Kay Baine, Lynda Steele, Patsy Powell, Kathy Forester, Linda Chadwick, Vicki Chandler, Theresa Holmes, Dianne Norris. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Franklin, Patricia Smyth, Roy Lee Blevins, Lionel Austin, Nancy Crane, Lou Ann Gamlen, Beverly Chadwick, Vicki Keeton, Jimmy Harrison, Kristy Shelton, Donna Case, Patricia Powell. FIFTH ROW: Eddie Powell, Leslie Castleberry, Deborah Craze, Jack- ie Mason, Carolyn Lynn, Johnny Cannon, Sandra Gilbreath, Sandra Lynn, Carol West, Becky Allen, Carla Sullivan, Mary West, Pansy Reed, Audrey Jeffery. President Peggy Mullins, Vice-President Marian McKaig and Sponsoi Mrs. Pullen arranging flowers used in devotional at Mother-Daughtei Banquet. Parliamentarian Cathy Bradford and Historian Pansy Reed Secretary Debbie Johnston and Treasurer Audrey Clark - raiding looking at F. H. A. scrap books. refrigerator? FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Trudy Bray, Audrey Clark, Pansy Reed, Marian McKaig, Peggy Mullins, Debbie John- ston, Cathy Bradford, Frances Cash, Vivica Quinton, Jennie Webb. SECOND ROW: Vicni Keeton. Myrna Moore, Judy Gamlen, Sarah Garrison, Gail Williams, Carolyn Bradford, Susan Martin, Beverly Rumley, Carol West, Theresa Holmes, Buntie Thomas, Kristy Shelton, Wilma Holder. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Durham, Carolyn Bradford, Judy Holland, Becky Allen, Mary West, Carla Sullivan, Dianne Norris, Patricia Smyth, Maria Slaton, Martha Reed, Mary Jane Getter, Debbie Chandler, Faye Steele. FOURTH ROW: Amy Murphy, Cathy Hawkins, Patsy Castleberry, Karen Pennington, Maureen Payne, Nina Grey, Debbie Long, Kathy Franklin, Sharon Morgan, Bessie Newby, Patti Cureton, Deborah Craze, Patricia Powell, Sandy Smith. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Lynn, Sandra Lynn, Beverly Chad- wick, Sandra Gilbreath, Tena Atkins, Patricia Womack, Gail Forester, Sheila Gass, Kathy Tinner, Brenda McEwen, Peggy Cloud, Brenda Garrison, Loretta Hartline, Patsy Baugh, Donna Street. F.H.A. Sweetheart and Girls of the Months November - WILMA HOLDER December - CAROL WEST F.H.A.-Sweetheart - PEGGY MULLINS Peggy Mullins was selected the F.H.A. Sweetheart by the Junior and Senior F.H.A. clubs. The Girls of the Months were chosen each month by the Senior F.H.A. club. January - THERESA HOLMES March - MARY WEST ' February - KRISTY SHELTON April - BECKY ALLEN May - MARY JANE GETTER 27 President Louise Bradford, Sponsor Mrs. Pullen and Vice-President Jackie Mason admire the china plac ment. Treasurer Audrey Jeffery looks for a new recipe. Parliamentarian Carolyn Morgan and Historian Joyce Webb deciding on new pattern styles. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Audrey Jeffery, Jackie Mason, Donna Case, Louise Bradford, Kathy Forester, Vicki Chandler. SECOND ROW: Delilah Howard, Lynda Steele, Patsy Powell, Linda Chadwick, Patricia Gifford, Theresa Spear, Diane Holder. THIRD ROW: Kay Baine, Diane Buffington, Ginger Wilkie, Malissie Ballard, Donna Ross, Sharon Lawson, Debbie Smyth. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Williams, Joyce Webb, Coleen Stephens, Phyllis Buffington, Kay Cook, Helen Wheeler, Carolyn Morgan. 28 Student Wee-President Martha Reed, Sponsor Mrs. West, and President Peggy Mullins in- ipect shipment of school sweaters which students were eager to purchase and wear. Reporter Eddie Norwood, Treasurer Audrey Clark and Secretary Carol West activate the election campaign for 1969-70 officers. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Donna Case, Martha Reed, Eddie Norwood, Carol West, Parmella Smith, Debbie Smyth, Audrey Clark, Mrs. West - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mary West, Carla Sullivan, Debbie Johnston, Maria Slaton, Theresa Holmes, Kristy Shelton. Larry Ayers, Kathy Franklin, Donna Street. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Lynn, Deborah Craze, Barry Page, Martha West, Beverly Rumley, Dianne Norris, Mike Holland, Patsy Baugh. FOURTH ROW: Bes- sie Newby, Judy Holland, Faye Steele, Sandra Smith, Vicki Chandler, Patti Cureton, Peggy Mullins. 9Q 1969 MISS SPRINGTIME COURT: Mary Jane Getter, First Runner-Up; Pam Tatum, Second Runner-Up; Carolyn Denise Brad ford. Third Runner-Up; Jennie Webb, Fourth Runner-Up, 30 Miss Springtime CAROLYN MUZETTA BRADFORD 31 Science Club President Johnny Cannon and Sponsor Mr. Graham studying slides und the microscope. Reporter Debbie Johnston and Parliamentarian Fred Thomas experiment with chemicals. Treasurer Buntie Thomas and Secretary Kristy Shelton work with an atom model. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Randy Davis, Johnny Cannon, Debbie Johnston, Fred Thomas, Buntie Thomas, Kristy Shelton, Sidney Forester, Robert McKaig, Dale Higdon, Mr. Graham - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Harri- son. Debbie Chandler, Vicki Keeton, Marian McKaig, Beverly Rumley, Vivica Quinton, Carcrtyn Durham, Judy Gamlen, Patricia Powell. THIRD ROW: A1 Scruggs, Lewis Wheeler, Lou Ann Gamlen, Butch McEwen, LeBron' Harmon, Eddie Norwood, Donna Wall, Susan Martin, Myrna Moore. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Franklin, Carolyn Bradford, Marshall Neely, Johnny Dollar, Eddie Brasfield, Bill Fuller, Millie Stancel, Carolyn Bradford. FIFTH ROW: Charles Cannon, Jerry Cooper, Charles Guinn, Larry Forester, Sam Rogers, David Lynch, David Page, Bill Lawson. 32 Junior Garden Club IRST ROW: Left to Right: Marty Moore, Abbey Dyer, Ray Wells, Janice Gaddis, Vicki Christopher, Sandra Christopher, imbo Byers, Linda Pittman, Kay Sullivan, Angela Rogers. SECOND ROW: Cindy Wallin, Karen Ryan, Mrs. Sells, ponsor, Phyllis McBryar, Becky Wheeler, Melissa Battles, Susie Fraser, Dondra Freeman, Debra Wells, Margaret Lang- ;y, Cheril Forester. THIRD ROW: Debra Sutton, Angela Taylor, Deleta Clark, Skip Pittman, Darlene Britt, Jim Dean, tinkle McMahan, Vicki Steele, Kathy Newt, Kathy Martin, Ann Mullins. FOURTH ROW: Junior Wall, Allen Taylor, andy Stone, Mike West, Randy Castleberry, Allen Steele. Service Club SEATED: Left to Right; Faye Steele, Vivica Quinton, Patti Cureton, Peggy Mullins. STANDING: Roddy McKaig Daniel Rimas,- Cathy Hawkins, Sue Cook, Deborah Craze. ________________________________________________________________________________________21 President Jerry Cooper and Vice-President Peggy Mullins work on new club projects. Treasurer Patricia Powell, Secretary Donna Street Reporter Eddie Norwood and Chaplain Faye Steele com- and Critic Audrey Clark check permanent records. plete the club news for the school paper. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Vivica Quinton, Pam Tatum, Peggy Mullins, Debbie Johnston, Martha Reed, Faye Steele, Carolyn Bradford, Donna Street, Gail Scott, Glenda Lynch, Millie Stancel. SECOND ROW: Debbie Chand- ler, Cathy Hawkins, Patricia Powell, Patti Cureton, Dianne Norris, Marian McKaig, Vicki Keeton. THIRD ROW: Linda Steele, Diane Buffington, Donna Case, Audrey Jeffery, Vicki Chandler, Carolyn Lynn, Patricia Millican, Bobbie Alexander, Audrey Clark, Patsy Baugh, Sandy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Linda Chadwick, Kathy Forester, Louise Bradford, Kathy Franklin, Sharon Morgan, Maureen Payne. Kathy Tinker, Donna Wall. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Cooper, Jerry Stephens, Bill Lawson, Jimmy Harrison, Eddie Norwood, Skip Michaels, Roy Lee Blevins. Sponsors Mrs. Hughes and Miss Lovingood work with President Vivica Quinton. Historian Sandra Gilbreath and Reporter Carolyn Durham pre- pare to leave for a trip. Vice-President Martha West, Secretary Beverly Rumley and Treasurer Brenda Green distribute candy. FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Saundra West, Carolyn Bradford, Beverly Rumley, Carolyn Durham, Vivica Quinton, Brenda Green, Martha West, Miss Rosemary Lovingood - Sponsor, Mrs. Willie Hughes - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Christine Wooten, Sarah Garrison, Judy Holland, Faye Steele, Judy Gamlen, Myrna Moore, Vicki Keeton, Marian McKaig, Deborah Craze. THIRD ROW: Lynda Steele, Patsy Powell, Dianne Norris, Patricia Smyth, Mary West, Glenda Lynch, Patricia Powell, Peggy Mullins, Jerry Cooper. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Harrison, Carolyn Lynn, Beverly Chadwick, Sandra Gilbreath, Sandra Lynn, Eddie Powell, Leslie Castleberry. ■ '. . , ■ , ■ - -■ - ' ikk ■ FRONT ROW ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 Pam Tatum Anthony Hawes Mike Seymour Danny Bradford Greg Tatum Carolyn Bradford Bill Seymour Steve Tatum Mark Cash Barry Page Eddie Norwood Ricky Stephens James Smith Alex McMahan Jack Sells Martha Reed Faye Steele Nancy Crane Vickie Chandler Paggy Cloud Mary Jane Gettei Mary Devlin Donna Case Jacque Newby Diane Blevins Lucretia McBryai Kim McKaig Tony Wheeler Pam Bailey Buntie Thomas Maria Slaton ROW 5 ROW 6 ROW 7 ROW 8 Marshall Neely Pat Allen Bryan Page Debbie Chandler Reese Morrison Kristy Shelton Wilma Holder Karen Pennington Ken Bradford Sharon Rogers Valerie Ross Johnny Bradford Dale Higdon Jerry Kyzer Jimmy Harrison Junior Slack Theresa Holmes Brenda McEwen Debbie Stone Sue Cook Pam Martin Cindy Gross Kristie McBryar Vickki McEwen Larry Ayers 36 Through the year the Dade Wildcat Band functions as an ac- tive and entertaining organization of our school. At athletic events and pep rallies enthusiasm is boosted by its spirited music and well presented half-time shows. The band also entertains with a concert in the spring and provides the music for graduation. In 1968 and 1969 the band took part in numerous affairs, in- cluding the Chattanooga Tri-State Band Festival which gave our band an excellent rating and presented it with a trophy. In pre- vious years, the band under the direction of Mr. Richard Jones participated in events such as Jacksonville State University Band Day, Georgia Tech Band Day, and the Tri-State Band Rating ■IHHH Contest in Smyrna, Georgia. The Band and school greatly appreciated the service rendered to us by band director, Mr. Richard Jones. Mr. Jones served as director for six and a half years and helped make our band something to be proud of. When he left to study drama at the University of Tennessee, his position was temporarily filled by student director Eddie Norwood. Near the end of the year, Mr. Charles Helton, who was the first band director at Dade High, came to finish the year. We greatly appreciate Mr. Helton's interest in our band. Mr. Jones ' : 37 Leading the Wildcat Marching Band The Majorettes Drum Major EDDIE NORWOOD Junior Head Majorette MARTHA REED Senior MARY JANE GETTER Junior 38 PAM TATUM Senior CAROLYN BRADFORD Senior LUCRETIA McBRYAR Junior Winning and Losing games and excitement ... cheering ... spirited crowds ... long hours of tiring practice ... high hopes ... the satisfaction of victory ... the lonely feeling of defeat ... All for Dade High stand up and holler. ... first downs ... spirit posters covering the halls ... Go! Cats go! ... hun- dred yard dash ... a dou- ble! ... a handshake at the end of a hard fought game ... working to show the best the school has to offer. 39 Wildcat Varsity Football Tear FIRST ROW: Left to Right; David Houts, Roy Lee Blevins. David Page, Sonny Coates. Clay Stewart, David Lynch, Freddie Thomas, Rusty Johnston, Ronnie Page, manager. SECOND ROW: Same Order: Lewis Wheeler, James Mul- lins, Sam Rogers, Johnny Cannon, Jerry Cooper, Paul Mason, Billy Lawson, Steve Austin, manager. THIRD ROW: Same Order: Coach Morrell Holcomb, Gary- Pell, Roland Avery, Tommy Moore, Skip Michaels, Charles Guinn, Lionel Austin, Phil Smith. FOURTH ROW: Same Order: Ronald Spears, Roddy McKaig, LeLand Martin, Larry Forester, Tommy Coates, Donald Swader, Eddie Brasfield, Randy Davis. Head Coach - MORRELL HOLCOMB Assistant Coaches LEE ROSS CHARLES JOHNSTON TOMMY STRINGER 41 42 Schedule Bob Johnson is Guest Speaker at Banquet Former UT All-American, Bob Johnson, was the featured speaker at the Wildcats' football banquet. Mr. Johnson, who is currently playing pro ball with the Cincinatti Bengals, is pictured here with the award winners. They are, from left, Paul Mason, most valuable back; Jerry Cooper, sportsmanship; Mr. Johnson, Charles Quinn, most valuable lineman; and Roy Lee Blevins, most improved. NIORS: Billy Lawson, David Houts, Paul Mason, Jerry Cooper, Phil Smith, Charles Guinn, Donald Swader, Leland artin, and Larry Forester. 43 Football . . . Touchdowns, 44 igskins. Cleats, and Blood Basketball Award Winners Announced at Cookout for Basketball, Baseball, and Track Teams CATHY HAWKINS Most Rebounds Miss Basketball LELAND MARTIN BEVERLY CHADWICK SAM ROGERS Mr. Basketball Best Foul Shooter Most Improved 46 DONALD SWADER - Most Rebounds (Not pictured) DEBBIE DAY PANSY REED BEVERLY CHADWICK Sophomore Attendant Sophomore Attendant Junior Attendant AMY MURPHY PATRICIA MILLICAN Junior Attendant Senior Attendant □ming In subfreezing temperatures October 25, the Wildcats crowned the sixteenth homecoming queen. Miss Deborah Craze, and capped the fifth victory of the season, over Valley Point. Guests were former queens, football heroes, and cheerleaders. Among notables were Mrs. Joan Craig Gifford, the first homecoming queen. Miss Hannah Steele, 1967 queen, and other alumni from 1949-1967. 49 Varsity Football Cheerleaders in Action Left to Right: Patricia Powell; Peggy Mullins, captain; Debbie Johnston; Vicki Keeton; Carol West; Cathy Bradford; Mariar McKaig, co-captain. Marian McKaig, co-captain, sells an ad for the football program. 50 Cheerleaders sponsor many bake sales as depicted by Debbi Johnston. trol West begins to decorate the goal posts before Peggy Mullins, captain, and Cathy Bradford are caught in a � ig game. moment of pre-game anticipation Homecoming night. Patricia Powell and Vicki Keeton place signs in the halls. This activity is one of many cheerleading campaigns used to boost school spirit. 51 The Future Wildcats Go Undefeated NINTH GRADE PEE-WEE Dade - - - 13 Ider -- ------------------ 12 Dade - - - 21 Chattanooga Valley - - - 0 Dade - - - 20 Davis -- ----------------- 0 Dade - - - 13 Chattanooga Valley------- 12 Dade - - - 13 Davis -------------- - - - 12 Dade - - - 41 Ider - -- -- -- -- -- - o Dade - -■ ■ - - 41 Ider 0 Dade - - • ■-- 21 Davis - - - - - - 0 Dade - - • ■ - - 24 Ider - - - - - - - 0 Dade - - ■ 26 Davis 0 Ninth Grade Football Team FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Mitchell Smith, Tommy Hurst, Kenny Keel, Floyd Dowdy, Brian Stone, Jimmy Mc- Mahan, David Forester, James Chubb, Dennis Forshee, Paul Lacy. BACK ROW: Left to Right: Coach Johnston, Tony Stevens, Tommy Stevens, Eddie Mullins, Bryan Page, Buddy Alexander, Mickey McBryar, Joe Murphy, Thomas Cannon, Coach Ross. 52 B-Team Cheerleaders Left to Right: Debbie Cameron, Patsy Powell, Audrey Jeffery,, Louise Bradford, Kathy Forester. Pee-Wee Football FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Philip Street, Douglas Combs, David Forester, Mike Lacy, Paul Lacy, Frank Thompson, Benny Beasley, Ronnie Jenkins, Ed Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Coach Johnston, Charles Clay, Tony Stevens, Dennis Forshee, Eddie Mullins, Jimmy McMahan, Thomas Cannon, David Christopher, Allan Bobo, Coach Ross. 53 Captain MARTHA REED Co-Captain FAYE STEELE CAROLYN BRADFORD Senior LUCRETIA McBRYAI Junior Senior Senior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders MARY JANE GETTER DONNA STREET BUNT IE THOMAS THERESA HOLMES Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore 1968-'69 Boys' Varsity Basketball LELAND MARTIN - Team Captain BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 29 Gordon Lee Dec. 3 Davis Dec. 6 Main Dec. 7 West Side Dec. 13 Chattanooga Valley Dec. 14 Whitwell Dec. 17 Ringgold Dec. 20 Tournament 21 Tournament 23 Tournament Jan. 4 Lakeview Jan. 7 West Side Jan. 11 Davis Jan. 14 Eastbrook Jan. 17 Chattanooga Valley Jan. 18 Valley Point Jan. 21 Whitwell Jan. 24 Main Jan. 28 Eastbrook Jan. 31 Gordon Lee Feb. 7 Ringgold Feb. 8 Valley Point Feb. 14 Lake View 55 Varsity Cagers KNEELING: Left to Right: Mickey McBryar, Freddie Thomas, Rusty Johnston. STANDING: Same Order: Mike Holland, manager, Jerry Cooper, Lewis Wheeler, Roddy McKaig, Donald Swader, Leland Martin, Eddie Brasfield, Sam Rogers, Barry Page, Gary Pell, and Phil Smith, manager. Basketball . . . Fast and Captivating 1968-'69 Girls' Varsity Basketball KNEELING: Left to Right: Melda Avans, Brenda McEwen, LouAnn Gamlen, Cathy Hawkins, Debbie Johnston, Mau- reen Payne, Becky Allen, Carolyn Bradford. STANDING: Same Order: Carla Sullivan, Cathy Bradford, Susan Mar- tin, Coach Charles Johnston, Karen Pennington, Jackie Mason, Beverly Chadwick. Dade High's girls' basketball team really had much to be proud of as the season came to a close. With the help of two fine coaches, Charles Johnston and Lee Ross, the Wildkittens posted a 16-8 record and placed the first varsity trophy for basketball in the showcase. Many long hours of practice were put in by the girls as was only too evident when the Wildkittens took to the court. The Forwards were drilled over and over to perfect their various plays, foul-shoot- ing ability, rebound positioning, plus their very ef- fective press for which they were soon known through out the sub-region., Often the intercepted passes and balls stolen proved a main factor in the winning of a game. The Wildkitten Guards, with no returning starters, were coached into a well-balanced trio of girls who played together well as they positioned, rebounded, and brought the ball down the court with agility and skill. On the average, no team scored over 35 points against them. Congratulations, coaches and team! Dade Girls Boast 16 Victories Wildkittens Place First in Christmas Tourney Girls' B-Team Basketball KNEELING: Left to Right: Audrey Jeffery, Kay Bain, Helen Wheeler, Donna Case. STANDING: Same Order: Lynda Steele, Diane Buffington, Diane Holder, Sharon Lawson, Donna Ross, Brenda Blackstock, Delilah Howard, Kathy Forester, Louise Bradford. Girls' Pee-Wee Basketball FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Debbie Moore, Diane Morgan, Delona Davis, Theresa Moore, Diane Schrader, Pat Henley, Terry Patterson, Sharon Blackstock, Kay Hampton. SECOND ROW: Left to Right; Kristy McBryar, Cindy Slaton, Diane Blevins, Penny Clark, Valarie Ross, Cindy Gross, Vicki McEwen. THIRD ROW: Left to Right; Coach Roy Nichols. Sarah Alexander, Sheila McCarver, Phoebe Hibbs, Patricia Page, Pam Martin, Sally Wheeler, Brenda Summerford, Kay Blackstock. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: Bridget Patterson, Kim McKaig, Sharon McCarver, Candy Hall, Martha Brown, Leonda Gifford, Sharon Rogers, Sondra Sloan. Sherry Young. ai Boys' Eighth Grade Basketball Left to Right; Steve Combs, Mike Taylor, Mickey Renfro, Ronnie Jenkins, Bryan Page, Ken Bradford, Ed Sullian, Eddie Jenkins. Boys' Pee-Wee Basketball KNEELING: Freddie Barton, Danny Bradford, James Sloan. STANDING: Left to Right: Gary Gross, Reece Morrison, Mike Castleberry, Donnie Mullins, Mark Cash, Allen Bobo, Alex McMahan. 62 Hard Work Characterizes '69 Baseball Season The Wildcat baseball team boasted a 13-4 record which gave them the 5-B sub- region and region crowns and carried them into the quarter-finals of the state tourna- ment. Defeated there by Roswell, the Cats showed great strength, determination, and sportsmanship. Led this year on the mound by Leland Martin and at the plate by Billy Lawson, the Cats finished the sea- son with a record of 13-6. At left the seniors accept the 5-B region trophy. 63 FRONT ROW: Left to Right: David Houts, David Lynch, Tommy Moore, Rusty Johnston, Jerry Cooper, Billy Lawson, Gary Pell, Norris Sims, Mickey McBryar. BACK ROW: Left to Right: Coach Jenkins, Leland Martin, Sam Rogers, Charles Guinn, Roddy McKaig, Louis Wheeler, Barry Page, Phil Smith. 64 65 Track Team FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Johnny Crabtree, Tommy Moore, James Chubb, Paul Mason, Jerry Cooper, Billy Lawson, Stan ley Sims, Phil Smith, BACK ROW: Left to Right: Coach Stringer, Carl Roberts, Louis Wheeler, Johnny Cannon, Larry For- ester, James Mullins, Eddie Brasfield, Sam Rogers, David Lynch, Alfred Chubb. Working and Playing Settling down after vaca- tion ... special smiles for special friends ... bore- dom ... enthusiasm and school spirit ... quiet study ... eyes gazing, but not seeing ... chaos in the cafeteria ... crowded halls ... tardy bells... burning mid- night oil ... colds ... relaxing over cokes after school... short weekends ... fond memories. )r.-Sr. Prom Paris by Night ... Eiffel Tow- er and all... This band sounds great ... Look, isn't her dress pretty? ... Did you see his date? Wow! ... Who? THE THIRD EDITION ... Who did you say made this punch? ... Hey! I think even the teachers are turned on by these psychedelic lights ... Would you believe we stayed here 'til twelve last night decorating? ... It sure is hot in here! ... Hey, they're playing our song ... Eleven o'clock already? 68 BV' I A r Class Night is like a summary of high school for the graduating class. On this night they are recognized and awarded for their activities and achievements during high school, but this night can recall only a small part of the memories they cherish of their high school days. This is also a time for the Seniors to show their appreciation to those whom they feel helped them most as students. Dreams: Yesterday, Today Everyone is welcomed to the program by Faye Steele, very active president of the senior class. Seniors sing There's a Place for Us which expresses their feelings on this nighi Looking to the dreams of tomorrow, Peggy Mul- lins and Jerry Cooper reveal the class prophecy Visions in Time. From the first grade up the graduatin; class relives their school days as told by Martha Reed and Jimmy Harrison in Steps Toward Our Dreams. Outstanding members of the class were recognized for their achievements by Caro- lyn Bradford and Paul Mason, Our Dreams That Came True. 70 ind Tomorrow Each member of the class was pre- sented a gift by Helen Cameron and Charles Guinn, Treasures - Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. tie class poem There Is Reality in earns was written and presented by ivica Quinton. Class Night is ended with a closing address by senior vice-president Leland Martin. Marian McKaig and Larry Forester combine their talents to compose the class will Images Left Behind, that some part of each member of the class will remain at Dade High. 71 By Seniors, Awards Were Received . . Honor graduates - Millie Stancel and Sha- ron Morgan. Yearbook Staff Awards Band Awards Mr. and Miss Dade High - Jerry Coop er and Martha Reed. Perfect Attendance Award - Kathy Hawkins nd Given. iy Holland and Jerry Stephens present the senior spon- s, Mrs. McCreary and Mrs. Holcomb, with gifts from : senior class. 73 Baccalaureate Faces of graduates take on a look of seriousness as they look to their dreams of tomorrow. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered by Rev. Claude Snapp. He was assisted by Rev. Billy Goolesby and Rev. Penny Clark. 74 w pi4 MMJt v w + bfic ti't a U n tffii !■■■■■■ ¥ '¥ ?¥t!¥'¥;i ¥ M i .ii FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Trudy Bray, Barbara Cameron, Marian McKaig, Martha Reed, Kay Smith, Beverly Rumley, Har riet Owens, Vivica Quinton, Bessie Newby, Freida Kinsey, Judy Gamlen, Carolyn Durham, Patti Cureton. SECOND ROW: Pam Tatum, Christine Wooten, Myrna Moore, Peggy Mullins, Sharon Morgan, Faye Steele, Carolyn Lynn, Cathy Hawkins, Glenda Lynch, Mary King, Judy Holland, Millie Stancel, Dianne Norris. THIRD ROW: Martha West, Brenda Green, Shelia Gass, Edna Williams, Donna Fischer, Deborah Craze, Glenda Chubb, Susie Castleberry, Helen Cameron, Carolyn Bradford, Bobbie Alexander, Patricia Millican, Patricia Smyth. Graduatior Millie Stancel - Valedictorian Dreams Build Tomorrow 76 RST ROW: Left to Right: Bill Allen, Jimmy Reeves, Eddie Reeves, Jerry Stephens, Kenneth Blevins, Eddie Avans, Ronnie ?ans, David Houts, Paul Mason, Phil Smith. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Harrison, Jerry Kyzer, Bill Lawson, Jerry Lynn, Jerry oper, Sammy Morton, David Sullivan, Tracy Clark, Ernie Keith, Leslie Castleberry. THIRD ROW: Larry Forester, Le- nd Martin, Eddie Taylor, Lebron Harmon, George Foster, Danny Forshee, Charles Guinn, Franklin Coates, Larry Gilbreath, miel Rimas. Sharon Morgan - Salutatorian Dreams - Our Inspiration 77 Graduation '69 78 79 Mr. and Miss Dade Higf announced at Prom artha and Jerry received trophies at the Jr. - The other candidates selected by the senior class were Faye . Prom. Steele and David Houts. Mr. and Miss Dade High are cho- sen by students as the boy and girl to be identified with Dade High School. This year chosen for senior super- lative best all-around were Jerry Cooper and Martha Reed. The same all-around qualities that helped their classmates distinguish them for that honor also made them the choice of the faculty and student body for Mr. and Miss Dade High. 81 LELAND MARTIN Vice-President MARIAN McKAIG Reporter MARTHA WEST Treasurer FAYE STEELE President HELEN CAMERON Secretary Seniors '69 82 BILL CHARLES ALLEN EDDIE EUGENE AVANS RONNIE ALLEN AVANS KENNETH RAY BLEVINS More highly desired by the teenager than any other attribute is popularity. Jerry Cooper and Peggy Mullins were elected as the Most Popular of all seniors. Surely they must have been envied by classmates. RBARA FORSHEE CAMERON HELEN TERESA CAMERON IROLYN MUZETTA BRADFORD TRUDY BRAY UE LEVERN CASTLEBERRY MAUREEN FAYE CASTLEBERRY PATSY JEAN CASTLEBERRY ROBERTA ALEXANDER CHAMBERS GLENDA SUE CHUBB Being well-liked, keeping a high scho- lastic average, and participating in ex- tracurricular activities is a feat not easily achieved. Jerry Cooper and Martha Reed made this accomplish- ment and were selected as Best All- Around. TRACY JAMES CLARK Participate in High School Activities for the Last Time, The talents of these two seniors are well-known by their fellow classmates. Playing in the band and being a majorette who placed in several contests helped to bring the title of Most Talented to Pam Tatum. Charles Guinn used his talents to serve the school by playing the piano at school functions. He also plays the organ. DONNA RAE FISCHER LARRY WAYNE FORESTER GEORGE FLEMING FOSTER, JR. 85 ANNIE LOVIOD FORSHEE JUDY LOUISE GAMLEN SHEILA FAYE GASS BRENDA ALICE GREEN Shouts of laughter are often heard in from the antics of Budge Foster and the halls and classrooms of Dade High. Mary Devlin, Wittiest seniors. Many times these laughs originate Develop Many Lasting Friendships, CHARLES WILLIAM GUfNN 86 BENNY EUGENE HALLUM LE BRON HARMON JAMES CLAUDE HARRISON JUDY GAIL HOLLAND DAVID WILLIAM HOUTS ATHY VIRGINIA HAWKINS WILLIAM COY HOLCOMB DELILAH STEELE JOHNSON ERNIE LEE KEITH MARY LOVE KING FREIDA LENALL KINSEY Perserverance and ambition as well as intelli- gence are qualities that being successful re- quires. The seniors feel sure that Jerry Cooper and Millie Stancel are the two Most Likely to Succeed. 87 JERRY ALLEN KYZER An attractive and well-groomed ap- pearance were distinct features of Neatest seniors, David Houts and Vivica Quinton, Being neat also meant keeping with the changing trends in clothing, hairstyles, and make-up. WILLIAM PAUL LAWSON Attempt to Make This Last Year the Best, 88 GLENDA DIANE LYNCH CAROLYN JANICE LYNN JERRY LEBRON LYNN LELAND TROY MARTIN UL CHESTER MASON, JR. MARIAN CECILIA McKAlG PATRICIA ANN MILUCAN MYRNA MARIE MOORE SHARON ELAINE MORGAN SAMMY RAY MORTON PEGGY BELLE MULLINS BESSIE CAROLYN NEWBY Often it is easier not to say Excuse me” and Thank you, or to offer a bit of assistance to someone; but courtesy is a quality practiced by Le- land Martin and Martha West. Selected as Most Courteous, these two always took that extra min- ute to display kindness and good manners. 89 ETTA DIANE NORRIS HARRIET ELAINE OWENS Most Studious , David Sullivan and Millie Stancel, find the view not only beautiful but also educational. This type study goes with the long hours of hard work and concentration to mold a well-informed individual. Take Entrance Tests and Prepare for College, Attending school means inevitable contact with others. This experience is made more enjoyable when a student does his part to cooperate by obey- ing rules, being ready to help, following instruc- tions, and working with others. A fine example was set by Most Cooperative seniors, Larry For- ester and Carolyn Lynn. JAMES FRICKS REEVES DANIEL ALFRED RIMAS BEVERLY GAIL RUMLEY STANLEY ALLEN SIMS PHILLIP WAYNE SMITH SHARON KAY SMITH PATRICIA KAY SMYTH MILDRED ANN STANCEL 91 Behind the success of club projects and class activities are students who are willing to accept and carry out respon- sibilities. Certainly deserving the title of Most Dependable, one can always fine Faye Steele and Bill Law son sticking with a task to the end. ANTHONY JEROLD STEPHEt Step Forward to a New, Brighter Tomorrow. DAVID LEE SULLIVAN DONALD RAY SWADER PAMELA RUTH TATUM LAWRENCE EDWARD TAYLC MARTHA ANN WEST EDNA MAE WILLIAMS CHRISTINE WOOTEN Cheers! Yells! Shouts! and many praises of glory for Dade High were constantly given by the twosome who ivere elected as having Most School Spirit, Faye Steele and Larry Forester. Present at all activities, they were always loyal to their school. Outstanding ability and participation are displayed by the pair chosen as Most Athletic. To Paul Mason and Cathy Hawkins not only winning teams but also personal enjoyment and good sportsmanship were valued. 93 Millie Stancel was named STAR STUDENT, which was de- termined by her score on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Mil- lie chose as her STAR TEACHER, Mrs. Rochelle Holcomb, who she felt contributed most to her scholastic achievement. Millie was also the recipient of the BETTY CROCKER AWARD. F.H.A. members participating in the degree program plan and carry out home projects which will contribute to the achievement of the degree requirements. The winners of the State Degree for this year were Carolyn Durham, Bessie Newby, and Carolyn Bradford. Alma Mater Sweet memories that linger with us Come from old Dade High, Life-long bonds that can’t be broken Sealed by friendship's tie. Proudly she stands on the west of Trenton Reared against the sky. Ceasing never, lasting forever As the years go by. Our school life at best is passing Gliding swiftly by, So let us pledge in word and honor Our love for old Dade High. 94 Junior Class Officers President - Barry Page Vice-President - Roddy McKaig Secretary - James Mullins Treasurer - Roy Lee Blevins Reporter - Freddie Thomas Tena Adkins Lionel Austin Roland Avery Patsy Baugh Roy Lee Blevins Gilbert Bradford Charles Cannon Johnny Cannon 95 Juniors Paulette Cannon Lee Carroll Bobby Case Beverly Chadwick Debbie Chandler Alfred Chubb Audrey Clark Ralph Clark Tommy Coates Sue Cook Measure for Class Rings . . . Bill Fuller Mary Jane Getter Sandra Gilbreath Anthony Hawes Larry Henegar Paul Hicks Dale Higdon Tony Hill Carolyn Hise Debbie Johnston 96 Juniors Vicki Keeton Emily King Sandra Lynn Kirk McBryar Lucretia McBryar Butch McEwen Roddy McKaig Mary Ellen Mathews Skip Michaels Mike Middleton Raise Funds for Prom Tommy Moore James Mullins Amy Murphy Marshall Neely Eddie Norwood Barry Page Roy Payne Donnie Phillips Patricia Powell Tony Powell Charles Reeves Sharon Reeves Carl Roberts Gail Scott 97 Juniors A1 Scruggs Jack Sells Bill Seymour Terry Shrader Norris Sims Rise Sims Junior Slack Gary Smith Jerry Smith Parmella Smith . . . Prepare for Final Year Sandy Smith Donna Street Ronald Swader Mike Tatum Fred Thomas Johnny Thompson Donna Wall Joe Wallin Jeannie Webb Betty Wells Tony Wheeler Richard Wilbanks Patricia Womack Linda Wooten Jimmy Zeller 98 Sophomore Class Officers President - RANDY DAVIS Vice-president - ROBERT McKAIG Treasurer - LEWIS WHEELER Secretary - SUSAN MARTIN Becky Allen Billy Anderson Melda Avans Steve Baxley Peggy Blevins 99 Sophomores 100 Second Year at DHS Brings . . . Carolyn Bradford Cathy Bradford Eddie Brasfield Ray Bryant Johnny Cannon Frances Cash Jack Clark Paula Clark Regina Clark Peggy Cloud Sonny Coates Linda Crane Debbie Crawford Faye Davis Randy Davis Debbie Day Jan Derryberry Johnny Dollar Martha Durham Darlene Eakin Timothy Easter Jimmy Everett Stephen Fischer Linda Forester Sidney Forester Anita Freeman Lou Ann Gamlen Brenda Garrison Sarah Garrison Nancy Giles Sophomores U.S. History, Biology, Gary Ginn Nina Gray Linda Hallum Gloria Harper Loretta Hartline Douglas Hawkins Julian Hicks Wesley Hixon Wilma Holder Theresa Holmes Willard Howard Tommy Howell Rusty Johnston Debbie Long David Lynch Brenda McEwen Robert McKaig Randall McSpadden Susan Martin Wanda Mashburn Steve Mason Geneva Massengale Kathy Moore Tommy Morton Glen Norris Sandra Owens David Page Margie Patterson Maureen Payne Gary Pell Sophomores Karen Pennington Evelyn Pittman Connie Raines Maxie Raines Pansy Reed Charles Reeves Debbie Richardson David Rogers Sam Rogers Martha Sams Kristy Shelton Maria Slaton Linda Smith Roger Snapp Joel Sparks And . . . Headaches Ronald Spear Martha Steele Ricky Stephens Clay Stewart Carla Sullivan John Taylor Buntie Thomas Kathy Tinker Carol West Mary West Saundra West Houston Wheeler Lewis Wheeler Glenda Williams Michael Wooten r 102 � Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS Buddy Alexander Steve Austin Larry Ayers Kay Bain Melissa Ballard Brenda Blackstock John Bradford Louise Bradford Gary Breedlove Debbie Britt President - Tommy Stevens, Secretary - Kathy Forester, Vice-Presi- dent - Mickey McBryar, Treasurer - Audrey Jeffery. Diane Buffington Phyllis Buffington Eddy Cagle Debbie Cameron Donna Case 103 1 1 Freshmen Opeal Cason Calvin Castleberry Vernon Castleberry Linda Chadwick Vickie Chandler James Chubb Kay Cook O. P. Cooper Charlene Cope Johnny Crabtree Gordon Crawford Cynthia Dabbs Freshmen . . . Confused Floyd Dowdy Trudy Dowdy Judy Forester Kathy Forester Michael Forester Vickie Forshee Timmy Freeman Cindy Gamble Dale Gamlen Patricia Gifford Rebecca Givens Beverly Guffey Debbie Guffey Phil Hailey Wayne Henley Paul Hixon Jerry Holcomb Dianne Holder Mike Holland Delilah Howard Diane Hughes Mike Hunt Tommy Hurst Larry James 104 Freshmen Audrey Jeffery Kenny Keel Sharon Lawson Alan Lingerfelt Donna Logan Jackie Mason Mickey McBryar James McMahan Sherry McSpadden Billy Matthews Gary Mathews Claudia Moore and Bewildered, Lebron Moore Levon Moore Carolyn Morgan Joe Murphy Debra Nunley Pamela Powell Patsy Powell Edna Reeves Imogene Reeves Robert Reynolds Erna Rogers Donna Ross Ricky Ross Roger Shelton Tim Shelton Donnie Shrader Charles Shull Paulette Sloan Connie Smith Harold Smith Mitchell Smith Debbie Smyth Teresa Spear Lynda Steele 105 Freshmen Coleen Stephens Tommy Stevens Brian Stone Mary Stone Greg Tatum Robert Taylor Wanda Taylor Carlene Thompson Karen Thompson Philip Tinker Joe Tipton Robert Walker Adjust to a New Pace Virgil Wall Ray Walston Frankie Webb Joyce Webb Gary Welch Harold West Johnny West Helen Wheeler Roy Wheeler Violet Wheeler Ginger Wilkie Sandra Williams FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: NOT PICTURED: NOT PICTURED; Charles Abercrombie Jerry Crane Eddie Marable Danny Broom Jerry Davis Jerry Spurgeon Danny DeVries Wanda Harris Jerry Yates Bobby Gray Carolyn Holbrook Mike Wheeler Mike Lawson Eddy Page Sharon Prather Louis Steele 106 Eighth Grade Sarah Alexander Patricia Allen Steve Baugh Benny Beasley Kay Blackstock David Blevins Earl Blevins Kenneth Bradford Martha Brown Eddie Buckles Connie Buffington Pamela Byers Thomas Cannon Ricky Castleberry Roger Castleberry Belvia Chubb Joretha Chubb Rickey Chubb Harold Clark Charles Clay Douglas Combs Steve Combs Johnny Crane Randy Cureton Jimmy Daniels Stanley Davis Bill Day Buddy Derryberry Gary Devlin Phyllis Durham Wanda Eaton Mike Ellis Sandra Forester Dennis Forshee Betty Sue Foster Herbert Franklin David Fraser Kenny Freeman Kenneth Gentry Leonda Gifford- 107 Eighth Grade Candy Hall Vickie Hallum Linda Hawkins Eddie Hester Phoebe Hibbs Angela Hicks Barbara Hicks David Higgenbotham Vickie Hill Janet Hogue Terry Howell Eddie Jenkins Ronnie Jenkins Mike Lacy Paul Lacy Sharon Lawson Lamar McBryar Sharon McCarver Shelia McCarver Kim McKaig Jimmy McMaham Pam Martin Danny Morgan Edward Mullins Marie Neely Bryan Page Patricia Page Loretta Paris Bridget Patterson Dorothy Patterson Susie Pell Edna Phillips David Presley Gary Prince Ruby Raines Mickey Renfro Jerry Riddle Sharon Rogers Maebell Sams Mike Seymour 108 Eighth Grade Ricky Young Sherry Young Tommy Zeller Sharon Sims Terry Schiff Saundra Sloan Gary Smith James Smith Rose Smith Kenneth Spear Joan Stephens Tony Stevens Debbie Stone Philip Street Allan Sullivan Ed Sullivan Brenda Summerford Steve Tatum Lonnie Taylor Mike Taylor Bobbie Thomas Monica Thomas Frank Thompson Margaret Tuders Jo Ann Wallin Frances Weathers Sadie Weathers Thomas Weathers Nancy Wells Tony Wells Brenda West Harold West Sally Wheeler Donnie Williams Ricky Williams Roger Wood yard Elinor Wooten Kathy Wooten NOT PICTURED: Charles Baxter, Mike Clark, Larry Stephens, Bobby Stewart. 109 The building now housing the Trenton elemen- tary grades, 1-4, was originally constructed as a new county high school. It was considered at that time very modern and adequate and consisted of nine classrooms, an office, a library, and an audi- torium. This building housed all elementary pupils from the Trenton area and all high school pupils from the entire county. The first graduation exer- cise was held in the new auditorium in 1927. After additions to this building, use of army barracks, a log cabin, and a converted skating rink, the high school and upper elementary grades moved into a new building in the spring of 1956. In an effort to accommodate the present over- crowded conditions of both buildings, another build- ing is now under construction on campus. This air- conditioned building will consist of five classrooms, a library, an office, a clinic, a faculty lounge and a cafeteria. It is hoped that this new facility will be ready for the 1969-70 school term. Seventh Grade MR. W. R. FOUTCH MRS. MARY ROSS Sixth Grade Fifth Grade MRS. THELMA BELL MRS. ATHA SELLS MR. RAY EXUM MRS. ROSE MOORE MRS. MARGIE NEWBY Fourth Grade Third Grade MRS. PEGGIE McCLAIN MRS. ESTELLE SCRUGGS MRS. KAY GREEN MRS. IRENE SMITH Second Grade MRS. PAULINE BARBER MRS. DELILAH WHEELER First Grade MRS. VELMA CLARK MRS. MARTHA DAILY MRS. MARTHA FOUTCH Autographs 114 Supporting and Patronizing The money-spending teenager ... cokes ... hamburgers ... records ... gasoline ... clothing ... make-up ... new stores being built ... more customers buying ... Saturdays spent shopping ... hurried moments purchasing a needed item ... the familiar faces of merchants at hall- games ... the student patron- izing businesses ... the mer- chant supporting his young people and school by adver- tising in this book. 115 GEORGIA DIVISION THE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY HOME PLATE CAFETERIA HARD IE AND CAUDLE 809 Market Street Chattanooga, Tennessee 7th and Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tennessee BAILEY MUSIC COMPANY 624 Market Street Chattanooga, Tennessee O. J. Bailey Phone 265-3176 GANNAWAY RILEY On the Square Variety Store Compliments of t J. A. HOUTS Compliments of H. C. MEN'S WEAR Quality Clothing for Men and Young Men B BUILDING J CONTRACTOR JF 116 Fresh Bread Flavor STAYS FRESH ONE DAY LONGER MUTUAL SAVINGS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY . R. Parmer epresentative Since 1927 JET FLI WFLI CMC TRUCKS COMPLETE TRUCK SALES SERVICE Aik About Our 100,000 Mile Conditional Guarantee new.used 267-6545 emer« sdial ALLISON MOTORS EQUIP. CO.,INC. 7 ■ rOM BAER 160T bROAD TOM WRIGHT Compliments of 1070 KC 50, 000 Watts F. Q. AVAKIAN No. 1 in Dade County and the Mid-South Trenton, Georgia Compliments of GEORGIA GAME PARK Wild Animals - Gift Shop One Mile South of Rising Fawn, Georgia on U. S. 11 Owned and Operated by MR. and MRS. RALPH H. RUMLEY Compliments of €NC0) SOUTHLAND ENCO SERVICE Owner - Doyle Stone In Honor of MRS. ROMAYNE McKAIG by A FRIEND Compliments of O'DELL AVANS and LEE PHILLIPS Compliments of DIXIE DIME STORE Gross Shopping Center Trenton, Georgia A. W.’s SADDLE TREE COMPANY Route 1 Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Owner - ARNOLD WILLIAMS O'DELL'S BARBER SHOP McBRYAR MOTEL Compliments of Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4472 MRS. BEATRICE CAWOOD Manage rs MR. AND MRS. ROY McBRYAR GEORGIA FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 'ire Auto hfe Liability 'renton, Georgia Phone 657-4012 Compliments of MOUNTAIN TOP SHOPPING CENTER 118 Compliments of GEORGE E. GETTER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MT. VERNON COLONIAL RESTAURANT Phone 266-6591 3509 Broad Street Chattanooga, Tennessee SCRUBBOARD LAUNDROMAT J. A. BOBO and R. A. BOBO Trenton, Georgia HOLMES TRACTOR COMPANY Trenton, Georgia 657-4014 Seethe Qpnvincers ROBERT W. FLEGAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 308 Chickamauga Avenue Rossville, Georgia 30741 Phone 404-224-2691 CLARK LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY Trenton, Georgia Hardware Doors Windows Floor Covering Blocks Sand Insulation Roofing Siding Ceme nt Mortar Mix Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Paint Lumber 119 R. P. FRICKS THE VERY FINEST IN FOODS . . . GROCERY Distributors of LIBBY'S RATH ZERO-PAK GENERAL MERCHANDISE Rising Fawn, Georgia HENDERSON'S Frozen Fruits and Vegetables - Portion - Pak Meats - Juices Choice Groceries - Vegetables Quality Meats - Party Foods F ruits CHATTANOOGA FISHERIES INC. BEST WAY W. G. KONRAD, Owner Shop the Best Way every day COMPLETE LINE OF SEA FOODS 33k East Tenth Street Phone 265-3638 Trenton, Georgia LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS 719 Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tennessee J. AVERY BRYAN COMPANY, INC. Funeral Director Chattanooga, Tennessee Chickamauga and LaFayette Georgia BRADFORD'S BARBER SHOP Rising Fawn, Georgia g • APPAREL FOR GENTLEMEN • Compliments of CHAR-DEL SHOES Phone 657-4528 CHARLES AND DELORIS SMYTH 120 BELMONT STUDIO Birmingham, Alabama As the official photographer of the WILDCAT, we enjoy helping to make your yearbook. Good luck and best wishes to all who helped in making the 1968 WILDCAT a real success. 121 THE POTTERY SHOP studio of Charles and Rubgnelle Counts on Loot,‘out Mountain, Ri. 2, Rising Fawn, Georgia 30738 telephone: area code 404 657-4444 Compliments of HUDSON WIRE COMPANY Trenton, Georgia Ossining, New York Winsted, Connecticut Franklin Park, Illinois BROWN BROTHERS, INC. Contractors Excavating - Grading - Paving - Utilities Chattanooga, Tennessee P. O. Box 790 Phone 267-6642 122 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4523 Compliments of WRIGHT’S RESTAURANT Trenton, Georgia KRISPY KREME © DOUGHNUTS Compliments of MR. ALVIN REEVES REEVES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Trenton, Georgia 30752 191 Compliments of TRENTON POST OFFICE Compliments of C. B. JOHNSON SUPER MARKET Phone 657-4214 Trenton, Georgia For the Time of Your Life see SEQUOYAH CAVERNS The South's Prettiest Cave Only 18 Miles on Hwy. 11 South CLARK’S HI-WAY SERVICE PURE OIL PRODUCTS Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4778 Compliments of MOORE’S FUNERAL HOME mbulance Service F unerals Monuments •hone 657-4533 Trenton, Georgia We give full credit for all burial policies. JOHN L. CASE COMPANY Hardware and Appliances Compliments of BANK OF DADE Phone 657-6843 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 125 Keep healthy and on the go with 126 HAPPY VALLEY FARMS Compliments of PARK LANES Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia PRICE PHARMACY Trenton, Georgia JOHN P. PRICE, Proprietor Compliments of BUSY BEE RESTAURANT HOME COOKED MEALS Trenton, Georgia ATKINS STANDARD STATION 2 1 2 Miles South of Trenton on Highway 11 STANDARD DADE WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE SERVICE State Inspection Service Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing Good Pure Gas 127 AL MILLER MUSIC STORE Pianos - Organs - Band Instruments 605 Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tennessee LARRY MOORE'S WRECKER SERVICE 24 - Hour Service 657-6666 or 657-4233 SCHROEDER'S 1081 Duncan Avenue Chattanooga, Tenn. 37404 McCallie Avenue Opposite Warner Park Everything for the Gardener! SOUTHERN DISCOUNT Installment Loans MOUNTAIN VIEW NURSERY AND FARM STORE Family Budget Counseling Trenton, Georgia Trenton, Georgia Our Business is Growing Evergreens Flowering Shrubs Garden Supplies Phone 657-4764 R. B. McCURDY, President STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES , Hnmp Office - Bloomington, Illinoi JACK CASH Agent Phone 657-4486 Off Res. Phone 657-6314 Box 41 Trenton, Ga TOMMY CARSON'S SOUTH MARKET ESSO Compliments of 1931 South Market Street Chattanooga, Tennessee TIFTONIA FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY SUNNY SIDE BEAUTY SALON MISS LYNDA RYAN, Owner Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-63 Feed Seed Garden and Home Supplies 2923 Cummings Highway Chattanooga, Tenn. Phone 827-3739 128 SOUTH MARKET AUTO PARTS, INC. 1701 Market Street Chattanooga, Tennessee Phone 267-3854 Compliments of MOORE'S BARBER SHOP Woodrow Moore, Proprietor Trenton, Georgia T. H. PAYNE COMPANY Stationers - Office Outfitters Since 1865 MILLER BROTHERS First in Fashion TIPPENS FURNITURE EXCHANGE, INC. 3101 Cummings Highway Phone 821-2589 Chattanooga, Tennessee 37419 NAT’S FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP OUR BEST WISHES Trenton, Georgia Special Funeral Designs Weddings, Corsages, Pot Plants and Artificial Arrangements Gift Shop With Gifts for All Occasions TRENTON MEDICAL CENTER Towels - Sheets - Hose jy CANNON TOWEL AND LINEN INC. 2821 Cummings Highway 6853 Lee Highway Chattanooga, Tennessee MILL FABRIC Sew and Save Trenton, Georgia Compliments of IOOF LODGE NO. 38 Trenton, Georgia MARTIN-THOMPSON SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 713 Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tennessee l?Q MELVIN BEENE M jQsokmUVaCfie y... PHONE B21-1541 DRUGS '0MS PRODUCE COMPANY Store of Friendly Service 716 East 12th Street 2941 W. Cummings Hwy. Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Weekdays 8:30 - 8:30 OPEN Sundays 1:30 - 6:00 Best Wishes F rom CHATTEM DRUG CHEMICAL COMPANY Formerly the Chattanooga Medicine Company Compliments of MOORE Phone 622-3148 AMBULANCE 2220 East 4th St. SERVICE Chattanooga, Tenn. 130 Colonial is real bread MATT ROBERTSON HERFF JONES COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS! Class of 1969 Compliments of REX HALE'T - . S H0ME STEAM X (LAUNDRY CLEAN ERS) 110 W.LakeAve., Rossville, Ga. 30741 J A FRIEND Phone YOU CAN'T SHOP WRONG AT SHOP RITE WALLACE L. MOORE BUILDING CONTRACTOR HAVERTY FURNITURE COMPANY 619 Market Street Chattanooga, Tennessee Compliments of B. C. McCORMICK'S Standard Oil Station Trenton, Georgia 30752 Phone 657-4886 Compliments of CHARLOTTE’S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Authorized _____ Volvo (VOLVO) Dealer Fine Used Car; Bank Rate Financing Dial 698-4496 Operators Charlotte Gray Peggy Gray Pollie Wilson Billie Rogers Paula Willmon MOTOR SALES 2828 ROSSVILLE BLVD. AT THE BIS UMBRELLA Compliments of ATCHLEY’S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 132 Complete Sewer Line Work' Trenton, Georgia ODELL'S LOOKOUT VALLEY Compliments of FOOD MARKET Open on Sunday Tiftonia PIGGLY WIGGLY Congratulations Seniors! 3018 Cummings MR. AND MRS. A. W. PECK H ighway OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR YOUR YEAR BOOK SCHOOL PORTRAIT DIVISION 1101 CARTER STREET CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 37402 ROBERTSON'S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-6358 W. H. PULLEN Compliments of Wildwood, Georgia DR. AND MRS. C. LENTZ REYNOLDS 133 NjjSH I. G. CLARK'S TEXACO SERVICE Phone 657-6752 Batteries, Tires, and Accessories Shop Phone 657-4060 Res. Phone 657-4789 TRENTON CABINET SHOP Compliments of Trenton, Georgia BROADWAY I EED SEED COMPANY Free Estimates Customs Built 3147 South Broad Street BENNY GADDIS TRENTON CROWN EXTERMINATING COMPANY 3810 Rossville Boulevard Chattanooga, Tennessee READY-MIX, INC. Lincensed in Georgia Phone 657-6465 W. B. CHAMBERS POULTRY FARM Route 1 Trenton, Georgia 30752 Trenton, Georgia 30752 Phone 831-1448 Congratulations Seniors! LYNDA'S BEAUTY SHOP Lynda Smith Owner Compliments of OWENS HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. Compliments of DADE COUNTY WILDLIFE CLUB P. O. Box 1509 Rome, Georgia 30161 A Complete Line of Sporting Goods' Compliments of Compliments of DADE AUTO PARTS Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-438 C S CITGO Intersection of Highways 11 and 59 Rising Fawn, Georgia DEER PARK TRUCK STOP Open 24 Hours Groceries - Fuel - Good Food Georgia-Alabama Stateline 134 EDMONDSON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS 738 Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tennessee FARMER’S MUTUAL CHATTANOOGA HARDWARE COMPANY EXCHANGE 2615 South Broad Chattanooga, Tennessee Trenton, Georgia Compliments of Feed - Fertilizer RAY H. RIDGE, D.D.S. Unico Tires - Farm Supplies Application of Fertilizer and Lime Trenton, Georgia FRANCES’ SHOP for lovely things DYER LUMBER COMPANY, INC. fp Jjjgjf | Phone (404) 657-4363 Rossville, Georgia Trenton, Georgia 30752 Kiln Dried Lumber Building Material Anything Needed to Build or Repair House EASTGATE FABRICS Materials - Notions - Draperies 54 Eastgate Center Chattanooga, Tennessee Best Wishes CALLAHAN FURNITURE COMPANY 4929 Rossville Boulevard Rossville, Georgia |jg WALL'S WRECKER Compliments SERVICE of Phone 657-4115 WEST’S ENCO AND DAIRY BAR VIRGINIA'S COIFFURES Virginia, Dot, and Larry Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4413 Rising Fawn, Georgia Wherever You Go. . . whatever you do after graduation, you'll be telling folks about Dade County, about the mountains of Georgia. So take a fun - photo trip to Georgia's Top Scenic Attraction. Picture Yourself at Beautiful ROCK CITY Atop Lookout Mountain in Georgia A FRIEND McCARTY'S GROCERY Lookout Mountain, Tennessee SIMS PRINCE BODY SHOP 657-6167 LEE PHARMACY ( p 2525 Broad Street c pxrniam Established 1891 Registered Pharmacists Chattanooga, East Ridge, Eastgate JIM LEE BOB PLEMONS Compliments Always on Duty of BROWNIE SUPERMARKET Rising Fawn, Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ridley Chattanooga, Tennessee Compliments of Compliments of KOCH’S BAKERY JAMES G. JOHNSTON BUILDING CONTRACTOR 3307 South Broad Chattanooga, Tennessee Phone 462-3700 ST. ELMO HARDWARE AND SUPPLY COMPANY 3908 Tennessee Avenue Chattanooga, Tennessee 137 Compliments of NORTH GEORGIA HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY J. C. AYERS, Owner Oil Gas Furnaces Heat Pump OFFICE Phone 831-1601 RESIDENCE Phone 831-2360 Compliments of WALTER A. WOOD SUPPLY COMPANY 4517 Rossville Boulevard Compliments of M. R. WILSON'S GARAGE Rising Fawn, Georgia TOWN COUNTRY RESTAURANT WILDWOOD BARGAIN SHOP Emma Sims, Owner Wildwood, Georgia 110 North Market Chattanooga, Tennessee THE H. D. LEE COMPANY INCORPORATED The clothes you need for the life you lead 138 Trenton, Georgia Compliments of LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE Don Avans Representative JOSTEN’S Representatives PETE WILSON and SAMMY JOYCE Compliments of J. M. CARROLL FEHN'S RESTAURANT Overlooking the Tennessee River 600 River Street Compliments of DIXIE KREME Compliments of DYER CHEVROLET, INC. Trenton, Georgia Trenton, Georgia Com pi ime nts of DADE COUNTY LIONS CLUB DOT'S FABRIC SHOP Highway 143-West Trenton, Georgia 657-4115 Dade County's Finest Service Organization Compliments of Trenton, Georgia E. J. LULY Compliments of BLAKE'S SERVICE STATION CASTLE OF BEAUTY Trenton, Georgia Physiognomical Hair Cutting Our Specialty Tinting - Bleaching High Style Coiffures Located .in Gross Shopping Center SARAH GASS, Owner Phone 657-6419 139 Compliments of CHOW-TIME 3105 Cummings Highway Chattanooga, Tennessee ALVIN SPURGIN'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Let Us Save Your Sole GAS AND CHEMICAL INC. CLAYMAR RESTAURANT Mrs. Nell Case Owner Fort Payne, Henegar, and Trenton In Old Post Office Building CHRISTY'S JUNIOR BOOTERY (Formerly Juvenile Bootery) SUGGS PROPANE GAS CO. 11 East Seventh Street Chattanooga, Tennessee STANDARD DEALER BROWN LUMBER CO. AND GROCERY 657-4035 Trenton, Georgia Standard Oil Products Phone 657-4411 or 657-4396 Compliments of CHANDLER FABRICS 3660 Ringgold Road Chattanooga, Tennessee Compliments of Compliments of SOUTHLAND RESTAURANT Owners BUDDY AND ETHEL CLARK Trenton, Georgia 657-4041 140 GERALD SIMS Landscaping Dozing Clearing Phone 567-3386 Bryant, Alabama PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS THIS OLD HOUSE GROSS’ Community Craft House New Salem on Lookout Mountain Open Fri. , Sat. , Sun. 2-6 Best Wishes to Class of 1969 GEORGIA POWER COMPANY I. H. Powell - Local Manager M. S. Bagley - Engineer [rene Wall - Local Customer Representative rudith Stowe - Cashier Martin Bradford - Serviceman Q. F. Mills - Serviceman Derrell Gaddis - Meter Reader F. R. Thompson - Lineman Tommy Wheeler - Lineman M. E. Schrimshire - Truck Operator 7neH K 7ete b6a e x Kfr z y 'Ixenton. tyevtfia. 141 EARL B. SELF Solicitor General Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit MRS. GRACE H. WILLIAMS County Clerk Superior Court VIRGIL JENKINS Ordinary JOHN W. MURPHY Tax Commissioner JOHNNY BEASLEY Chief of Police T renton OFFICIALS OF DADE COUNTY WAYNE SNOW, JR. State Representative Post 3 First District DAN HALL Road Commissioner ALLISON BLEVINS Sheriff DEXTER L. STANPHILL Superintendent Dade County Schools BILLY SHAWABNEY State Senator 53rd District MADDOX HALE State Representative Post 1 First District 142 Senior Directory BILL ALLEN EDDIE AVANS Football 9,10 RONNIE AVANS 4-H 9; Football 9,10 KENNETH BLEVINS F b L A 11 CAROLYN BRADFORD F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; Beta Club 9,10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.T.A. 12; Science Club 12; Pep Club 10,11; 4-H 9; Senior Class Represen- tative 12; F.H.A, State Degree 12; Miss Spring- time 12; 2nd Runner-up Northwest Ga. Jr. Miss 12; Basketball 9; B-Team Football Cheerleader 9; Basketball Cheerleader 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Majorette 10,11,12 TRUDY BRAY F.H.A. 12; F.T.A. 9; F.B.L.A. 9 BARBARA CAMERON F.H.A. 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; Student Council Officer 11; Miss Springtime Candidate 11; Bas- ketball 9; Track 9; B-Team Football Cheerlead- er 9 HELEN CAMERON F.H.A. 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; Class Officer 12; Miss Springtime Candidate 10; Basketball 9; Track 9; B-Team Football Cheerleader 9 LESLIE CASTLEBERRY Student Council 10; F.T.A. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Pep Club 11; Beta Club 10 SUSIE CASTLEBERRY F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 11; Library Club 12; Annual Staff 11,12; Library Assistants Club Officer 12; F.H.A. Chairman 12 PATSY CASTLEBERRY F.H.A. 10,12 BOBBIE CHAMBERS Beta Club 11,12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,12; Library Club 12; F.B.L.A. 11; Annual Staff 11,12; Library Club Officer 12; Basketball Cheerleader 9,10,11 GLENDA CHUBB Glee Club 10 TRACY CLARK FRANK COATES Track 10 JERRY COOPER Beta Club President 12; Class President 11; Beta Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Science Club 12; D Club 9,10,11; 4-H 9,10; Student Council 10, F.B.L.A. 12; Class Officer 10; Best All-Round, Most Likely To Succeed, Most Popular Superlatives 12; Mr. Dade High 12; Football Captain 12; Region Low Hurdle Winner 12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Football Sportsmanship Award 12 DEBORAH CRAZE Beta Club 9,10; Student Council 9,12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 10,12; F.T.A. 9,10; 4-H Club 9; Pep Club 10; Class Officer 11; Homecoming Candidate 9,11; Homecoming Queen 12; Basketball 9,10; Track 9 PATTI CURETON Beta Club 9,10,11,12; Student Council 12; Pep Club 9,10; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 9; Beta Club Officer 11 MARY DEVLIN F.H.A. 9; Library Club 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Wittiest Superlative 12 CAROLYN DURHAM F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.B.L.A. 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,12; Pep Club 10,11; Science Club 11,12; 4-H 9; Miss Springtime 10; F.H.A. State Degree 12; B-Team Football Cheerlead- er 9 DONNA FISCHER Pep Club 11; 4-H Club 9; Miss Springtime Can- didate 11,12 LARRY FORESTER Pep Club 9,10; Science Club 12; D Club 9,10, 11; Student Council 9; Most Cooperative, Most School Spirit Superlatives 12; Football 9,10,11, 12; Track 10,12 GEORGE FOSTER Science Club 11; Pep Club 10; Student Council 11,12; Service Club 9,10; F.T.A. 12; Wittiest Superlative 12 DANNIE FORSHEE Football 9,10; Track 9 JUDY GAMLEN F.H.A. 9,12; F.T.A. 9,12; F.B.L.A. 12; Latin Club 9; Student Council 9; Latin Club Of- ficer 9; F.T.A. Officer 9; Student Council Of- ficer 9; Latin Play 9; Miss Springtime Candi- date 10,12; Basketball 9; Band 9 SHEILA GASS Pep Club 10; F.H.A. 11; Basketball 9 LARRY GILBREATH Basketball 9,10 BRENDA GREEN F.H.A. 9,10,11; F.B.L.A. 11,12; F.B.L.A. Officer 12; Basketball 9 CHARLES GUINN D Club 10,11; Science Club 12; Pep Club 9,11; Class Officer 11; Senior Class Representative 12; Most Talented Superlative 12; Football 10,11, 12; Track 12; Baseball 11,12 BENNY HALLUM LEBRON HARMON Science Club 12 JIMMY HARRISON Beta Club 9,10,11,12; 4-H 9; Pep Club 10,11; F.T.A. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Science Club 12; Band Officer 11,12; All-State Band 10; Band 9, 10,11,12 CATHY HAWKINS D Club 10; Pep Club 9,10; F.T.A. 9; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; Beta Club 9.10,11,12; Basketball Captain 12; Most Athletic Superlative 12; Bas- ketball 9,10,11,12; Miss Basketball, Most Re- bounds Basketball Awards 12 JUDY HOLLAND F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Student Coun- cil 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Miss Springtime Candidate 11 DAVID HOUTS Senior Class Representative 12; Neatest Super- lative 12; Football 12; Baseball 9,12 ERNIE KEITH 4-H 9; Basketball 9 MARY KING F.H.A. 9,10 FREIDA KINSEY JERRY KYZER 4-H Club 9,10; Pep Club 9,10,11; D Club 9, 10,11; Band 9,10,11,12 BILLY LAWSON D Club 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; Beta Club 9,10, 11,12; Science Club 12; Most Dependable Sup- erlative 12; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10,11,12; Track 9,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12 GLENDA LYNCH F.H.A. 9,10,11; F.B.L.A. 12; Library Assist- ant Club 11,12; Beta Club 11,12; Miss Spring- time Candidate 9,11,12; Basketball 9 CAROLYN LYNN Student Council 9,12; Beta Club 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,12; Annual Staff 12; F.H.A. 9,10, 11,12; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Library Assistant Club 12; Beta Club Officer 11; Library Club Officer 12; Gregg Shorthand Award Senior 11, Most Co-operative Superlative 12 JERRY LYNN LELAND MARTIN Pep Club 10,11; Class Officer 12; Most Courte- ous Superlative 12; Rebound Award 11; Football 10,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 10,12; Baseball 11,12 PAUL MASON D Club 9; Most Athletic Superlative 12; Foot- ball 9,10,11.12; Track 9,10,12 MARIAN McKAIG Yearbook Editor 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; Beta Club 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; F.B.L.A. 12; D Club 9,10; Pep Club 11; Glee Club 9; F.H.A. Officer 12; F.H.A. Chairman 10; Class Officer 9,12; Homecoming Candidate 10; Football Cheer- leader 11,12; Co-Captain 12; Basketball Cheer- leader 9,10 PATRICIA MILUCAN Beta Club 9,10; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Library Club 12; Annual Staff 12; Pep Club 11; Class Officer 10; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 11,12; Football Cheerleader 10; Basket- ball Cheerleader 11 MYRNA MOORE F.B.L.A. 11,12; Pep Club 11,12; F.H.A. 12; F.T.A. 12; Science Club 12; Glee Club 9,10; Miss Springtime Candidate 11,12 SHARON MORGAN Beta Club 12; Latin Club 10; Bible Club 10; F.H.A. 10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Library Club 12; Student Council 11; Library Club Officer 12; Salutatorian 12 SAMMY MORTON Baseball 11 PEGGY MULLINS Student Council President 12; F.H.A. President 12; Student Council 10,11,12; Beta Club 9,10, 11,12; F.T.A. 10,12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; D Club 9,10, 11; Annual Staff 12; Student Council Officer 11; F.H.A. Officer 11; Beta Club Officer 11,12; Class Officer 9,10,11; Most Popular Superlative 12; Senior Class Representative 12; F.H.A. Sweetheart 12; Gregg Shorthand Award 11, Ac- tivity Award 12; F.H.A. Girl of Month 9,11; Footoall Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Captain 12; Basketball 9,11 CAROLYN NEWBY Beta Club 9,10,11,12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; Student Council 12; F.T.A. 11,12; Library Club 12; Glee Club 9,10; F.H.A. State De- gree 12 DIANNE NORRIS F.T.A. 12; F.H.A. 10,11,12; F.B. L. A. 12; Student Council 12; Library Club 11,12; Beta Club 10,11,12; Library Club Officer 11,12 HARRIET OWENS EDDIE POWELL F.B.L.A. 9; F.T.A. 9 VIVICA QUINTON F.B.L.A. President 12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,12; F.B.L.A. 10,11,12; Student Council 9; Pep Club 10,11; Science Club 11, 12; 4-H 9; Beta Club 11,12; 4-H Officer 9; Miss Springtime 11; Neatest Superlative 12 MARTHA REED Beta Club 11,12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 10; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9, 10,11; D Club 9,10; Library Assistant Club 11; Student Council Officer 10,11,12; Annual Staff 12; 3rd Runner-up Miss Springtime Contest 10; F.H.A. Girl of the Month 11; Top Cat Candi- date 11; Senior Class Representative 12; North- west Ga. Jr. Miss Pageant 12; Best All-Round Directory Superlative 12; Miss Dade High 12; Basketball Cheerleader 9,11,12; Co-Captain 11; Captain 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Majorette 9,10,11,12; Head Majorette 11,12 DONNIE REEVES JIMMY REEVES DANIEL RIMAS Science Club 11 BEVERLY RUMLEY Science Club 11,12; 4-H 9; Pep Club 9,11; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 11,12; Student Council 11,12; F.B.L.A. 11,12; F.B.L.A. Of- ficer 12; Basketball 9; Track 9 STANLEY SIMS Track 12 KAY SMITH PHIL SMITH D Club 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Class Officer 10; Football Sportsmanship Award 10; Best Lineman Award 11; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Baseball 11,12 PATRICIA SMYTH F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Library Club 11,12; Library Club Officer 12; Miss Springtime Candidate 11,12 MILLIE STANCEL Beta Club 11,12; Science Club 12; Spanish Club 9,10,11; Glee Club 9,10; National Com- mittee of Teachers of English Test 11; Merit Scholarship Program 11,12; Betty Crocker Award 12; Valedictorian 12; Most Likely to Succeed, Most Studious Superlative 12; Span- ish Award 10; Science Award 9; Star Student 12 DELILAH STEELE FAYE STEELE Senior Class President; Beta Club 11,12; Pep Club 9,10; Student Council 12; 4-H 9; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Beta Club Officer 12; Most Dependable, Most School Spirit Superlative 12; Miss Dade High Candi- date 12; B-Team Football Cheerleader 9; Bas- ketball Cheerleader 12; Co-Captain 12; Band 9,10,11,12 JERRY STEPHENS Science Club 1L; Beta Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10; 4-H 9; Senior Class Representative 12; Basketball 9 DAVID SULLIVAN Beta Club 11,12; Most Studious Superlative 12 DONALD SWADER PAM TATUM Beta Club 10,11,12; F. T. A. 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11; 4-H 9; Most Talented Superla- tive 12; Majorette 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11, 12 EDDIE TAYLOR Pep Club 10,11; Basketball 9,10; Track 9 MARTHA WEST F.H.A. 9,10,11; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Student Council 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; F.B.L.A. Officer 12; Class Officer 12; Most Courteous Superlative 12 EDNA WILLIAMS Pep Club 9; F.H.A. 11; Basketball 9 CHRISTINE WOOTEN F.B.L.A. 12 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY