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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1972 volume:

The nomination has been made to ded- i c a t e the yearbook to the students and faculty ... Pressured students . . . Exhausted faculty . . . And about se- mester tests ... My hair isn't too long . . . What’s wrong with blue jeans?. . . One more word and I’ll bash your mouth. . . The nomination has been seconded. 2 1 3 6 Will all please rise for the invocation?. . .Team enthusiasm . . .School spirit. . .Where's the spirit stick?. . .Broken bats. . . Muddy shoes. . .Trick knees. . . Beat C. V. ! !. . . Defeat the Cats, Oh No! . . .And the final score is Dade 71 and Eastbrook 69. Some people run, some people crawl . . .Some people don't even move at all. . .Some folks treat me mean, others treat me kind. . .Some folks are in between and don't pay me any mind. . . Sometimes I'm satisfied, sometimes I'm not. . .Sometimes my face is cold and sometimes it's hot. . .Sundown I laugh, sunrise I cry. . .At midnight I'm in between, and wondering why. II 13 14 The meeting will please come to order. . . The Toys for Tots program will begin on December 8. . .A Chicken-What ???. . . Junior Olympics is coming. . .Skating is for thebirds. . .Merry Christmas from the Student Council. . .Tuesday is the deadline. . .The meeting is adjourned. . . ORGANIZATIONS 15 Student Council The Student Council is an organization for service to the students, faculty, and administration. As an outlet for student expression the Student Council seeks to solve, avoid, and prevent problems which arise throughout the school year. The Dade County High Student Council of 1971-72 tried to involve students and faculty in many different phases of school life. Com- munity and school projects gave the council many goals to strive to achieve. Success was only in knowing that they had achieved some- thing to be prouder of. 16 Left to Right, Top to Bottom Greg Tatum Claudia Moore Sandra Christopher Allen Byers Teresa Gold Vicky Christopher Phillip Street Steve Baugh Roxie Scott Karen Ryan Mitchell Smith Bryan Page Penny Clark Audrey Jeffery Philip Cagle Ronnie Hawkins Judy Woodyard June Forester Becky Wheeler Ted Rumley O. P. Cooper Linda Hawkins Rose Smith Martha Brown Debra Cureton Debbie Shrader Sharon Rogers Kim McKaig Marty Moore Kristy McBryar Vickki McEwen Vicki Chandler Donna Case Louise Bradford OFFICERS Kathy Forester, PRESIDENT Linda Chadwick. VICE-PRESIDENT Lynda Steele, SECRETARY Mike Holland, TREASURER Cindy Slaton, REPORTER Mrs. Delilah West, SPONSOR LEFT: David Keeton, George Reed, and Jamie Stone perform an instru- mental at the Student Council Variety Show. LEFT CENTER: Student Coun- cil members participate in Junior Olympics. RIGHT CENTER: Freshmen skin the snake. BOTTOM LEFT: Pam, Bimbo, and Vic Byers sing Yesterday and Ain't No Sunshine . BOTTOM RIGHT: Why do stars fall down from the sky every time George walks by? Miss Springtime 1972 The annual Miss Springtime contest is sponsored by the Student Council. The contestants are judged on talent, poise, and beauty. Miss Sharon Carson received the title this year. BELOW: Miss Springtime 1971, Audrey Jeffery, crowns Sharon Car- son Miss Springtime 1972. RIGHT CENTER: Miss Lynda Steele receives the Miss Conge- niality title. UPPER FAR RIGHT: Sharon Carson portrays her view of The Generation Gap. LOWER FAR RIGHT: And the win- ner is . . . Miss Sharon Carson! LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Case, Fourth Runner-up; Debbie Stone, Second Runner-up; Miss Springtime, Sharon Car son; Terri Harris, First Runner-up; Vickki McEwen, Third Runner-up; Lynda Steele, Miss Congeniality. Junior Beta Club Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Jill Sells; Laura McMahan; Vickie Tatum; Nadine McMahan; Melissa Moore; Cindy Moore. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Holcomb, Sponsor; Benita Rumley, Chaplain; Marty Moore, Vice-President; Alan Byers, President; Darlene Gold, Treasurer; Hal Jones, Secretary; Georgia Paris. THIRD ROW; Peggy Rose; Myra Norwood; Susie Ellis; Susan Forester; Theresa Smith; Sharon Bradford; Jennie Wall; Pam Forester; Darlene Sullivan; Kathy Lawson; Cindy Hall; Cindy Wallin; Theresa Jeffery. FOURTH ROW; Jimmy Alexander; Jim Franklin; Ann Murphy; Gail Chadwick; Judy Woodyard; Vicki Christopher; Robin Rogers; Greg Porter; David Brown; John Wilson. Chess Club Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Donna Ross; Alice Wallen; Donna Moreland; Sandra Wallen; Sally Wheeler; David Fraser; Harold Smith. SECOND ROW: Buzz Franklin; Alan Fowler; Kenneth Spear, Secretary-Treasurer; David Presley, President; George Reed, Vice-President; Gary Devlin; Randy Stone; Eddie Holmes; Ron Dean. THIRD ROW; James Smith; Floyd Dowdey; David Christopher; Mike Gearrin; Alan Taylor; Freddie Bradford; Reese Morrison. 19 ABOVE: Beta members Rose Smith, Martha Brown, Phyllis Durham, and Linda Hawkins leaving for state convention. ABOVE RIGHT: Gorilla? What Gorilla? RIGHT: Have you been a good little boy this year? 20 The Beta Club is an organization to promote the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among the high school students, to reward meritorious achive- ment, and to encourage and assist stu- dents to continue their education after high school. President Louise Bradford and Greg Jones in deep consultation. Left to Right - FIRST ROW; Louise Bradford, President; Mike Holland, Vice-President; Steve Baugh. Secretary; Martha Brown, Treasurer; Rose Smith, Critic; Donna Ross, Chaplain; Mrs. Elliott. SECOND ROW; Greg Tatum. Linda Chadwick; Donna McAdams; Cindy Slaton; Doreen Quinton; Debra Cureton; Donna Logan. THIRD ROW; Linda Hawkins, Reporter; Phyllis Durham; Linda Dickerson; Penny Clark; Valerie Ross; Carlene Thompson. FOURTH ROW; Vickki McEwen; Kristi McBryar; Philip Cagle; Alan Bobo; O. P. Cooper; Kathy Forester; Roger Woodyard; Greg Jones; Ron Dean; Audrey Jeffery; Claudia Moore. School Marching Band FAR LEFT: The majorettes from left to right are: Vickki McEwen, Becky Wheeler, Cindy Gross, Jackie Shafer, Debbie Stone, and Phyllis McBryar. They received a superior and an excellent rating at band festivals held in Douglasville and Rossville, respectively, CENTER LEFT: Kristi McBryar, drum majorette, received an excellent rating at Rossville and a superior rating at Douglasville. LEFT: Band members enjoy the infor- mality of pep rallies. 23 Color Guard Left to Right: Angela Wright; Melody Lacy; Lisa West; Susan Bailey; Sheila Robertson, Captain. Silk Guard Left to Right; Sharon Blackstock; Darlene Gold; Diane Buffington, Captain; Kay Cook; Helen Wheeler; Kay Bain, Captain; Pat Henley, Sally Wheeler. 24 Library Assistants Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Pam Byers, Secretary; Cheryl Lawson; Lynda Steele; Alice Wallen; Ted Rumiey; Mark Cash, Parliamentarian; Philip Cagle, Reporter; Kay Bain. SECOND ROW: Linda Chadwick, President; Diane Buffington; Helen Wheeler, Treasurer; Kay Cook. Standing: Rose Smith, Vice-President; Mrs. Fricks, Librarian; Karen Lowery; Janice Satrain. Library Assistants Linda Chadwick, Kay Bain, Kay Cook, Rose Smith, and Lynda Steele enjoy their annual Christmas party. Library Assistant Teresa Spear prepares for daily activities in the library. 25 Senior Future Homemakers Of America Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Claudia Moore, Public Relations Chairman; Kathy Forester; Audrey Jeffery, President; Vicki Chandler, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Ola Moore; Doreen Quinton; Cindy Slaton; Valerie Ross; Dorothy Patterson, Parliamentarian; June Forester; Kristi McBryar; Sherry Young; Vickki McEwen; Lynda Steele, Treasurer. THIRD ROW; Debra Houston; Debra Henderson; Terri McSpadden; Sharon Balckstock; Candy Hall; Kim McKaig, Projects Chairman; Dorothy Bice; Pam Martin; Joyce Webb; Diane Holder. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Gross; Cecelia Brock; Melissa Higdon; Patricia Page; Cheryl Lawson; Alice Wallen, Music and Recreation Chairman; Marsha Buffington; Debra Hawsell; Pam Byers, Honor Roll Chairman; Martha Brown, Historian; Kaye Hampton. FIFTH ROW: Debby Smith; Pat Henley; Donna Case; Jackie Mason; Phoebe Hibbs; Joann Wallen; Sharon Rogers; Brenda Summerford; Marie Neely; Donna McAdams; Becky Wilkie; Melissa Battles; Mrs. Pullen, Sponsor. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Wallen; Angela Stephens; Pristine Watley; Pat Allen, Degree Chairman; Leonda Gifford; Sheila Wooten; Theresa Avans; Theresa Moore; Debbie Shrader; Cheryl Forester; Deleta Clark; Cindy Phipps. Junior Future Homemakers Of America Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Sharon Carson, Secretary; Nancy Craig; Terri Harris; Kaye Sullivan; Debbie Shrader, President; Theresa Moore, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Roxie Scott; Kim Riddle, Music and Recreation Chair- man; Phyllis Case; Teresa Gold, Projects Chairman; Mitzi Wilson; Beverly Lawson; Susan Fraser; Wilma Butler; Donna Snell; Debra Wells. THIRD ROW: Vicki Steele; Jackie Shafer; Vicki Christopher, Parliamentarian; Sandra Christopher, Public Relations Chairman; Debbie Castleberry; Phyllis McBryar, Degree Chairman; Becky Wheeler; Judy Woodyard; Sarah Slay. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Wesley; Marty Moore; Kay Holcomb; Connie Veal; Paige Cook; Dinkle McMahan; Karen Ryan, Treasurer; Joan Avery, Historian; Kathy Ackridge. FIFTH ROW: Becky Bryant; Lynn Adkins; Debbie Sutton; Angela Taylor; Angela Rogers; Teresa Elmore; Denise Lawrence; Jane Brock; Kathy Martin, Honor Roll Chairman. FHA Sweetheart Dance LOWER LEFT: The 1972 FHA Sweetheart, Sharon Carson, is crowned by the 1971 Sweetheart, Carol West. Those pictured in the back- ground are FROM LEFT: Theresa Moore, Audrey Jeffery, and Vicki Chandler. 27 Future Teachers Of America The organization of the Future Teachers of America enables young people interested in the field of education to develop a better understanding of the various responsibilities a teacher faces. Through this club students can develop a personal relationship with their teachers. The mem- bers render special assistance to the teachers in their duties. Students learn to view the teacher as a human being, and to understand them as such. The Future Teachers of America presented before the student body their interpretation of the play Infanta. 'i 5¥: Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Donna Logan, President; Levon Moore, Vice-President; Kay Bain, Secretary; Kay Cook Treasurer; Diane Buffington, Project Chairman; Miss Bess, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Ellen King, Vicki Gilbreath, Ema Rogers, Coleen Stephens, Helen Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Joyce Webb, Regina Dunn; Debbie Smyth, Cindy Phipps, Jerry Holcomb, Cliff Roden, Teresa Spear, Carolyn Morgan 28 Publicity Club The Publicity Club was formed in September of 1971. It is affiliated with the Georgia Scholastic Press Association. The purpose of the Publicity Club is to be informative. Through the school paper the club hopes to motivate the students toward a deeper understanding of their school. At Left - The business staff of the CAT-NIPPER is pictured LEFT TO RIGHT: Teresa Spear, typist; Erna Rogers, typist; Linda Dickerson, typist; Glenda Daniel, art director; Dorothy Bice, editor; Teresa Moore, assistant editor; Cheryl Lawson, typist; Marty Moore, copy editor; Linda Hawkins, typist. Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Terri Harris, Susan Fraser, Becky Bryant, Kaye Hampton, Debra Cureton, Margaret Hartline, Linda Dickerson, Glenda Daniel, Charlene Whited, Pat Ferguson, Debbie Castleberry, Vicki Steele, Cheryl Forester, Pam West, Teresa Spear, Erna Rogers, Charlene Cope, Regina Dunn. SECOND ROW: Deleta Clark, Marty Moore, Valerie Ross, Marsha Buffington, Laura Taylor, Doreen Quinton, Vickie Partlow, Phyllis Durham, Sue Hicks, Cecilia Brock, Carolyn Castleberry, Jane Brock, Kim Riddle, Roxy Scott, Pam Martin, Joan Avery, Diane Blevins, Melissa Higdon, Eleanor Wooten, Cheryl Lawson, Larry Ayers, David Keeton, Curtis Wil- son. THIRD ROW: (in bus) June Forester, Cindy Gross, Jackie Shafer, Pat Henley, Marie Neely, Kay Sullivan, Sandra Christopher, Kathy Martin, Karen Ryan, Phyllis McBryar, Teresa Gold, Phyllis Case, Penny Clark, Sherry Young, Linda Hawkins, Debbie Smith, Teresa Moore, Dorothy Bice, Mrs. Clemons, Sponsor. ON BUS: James Smith, George Reed, Mike Seymour, Steve Tatum, Robert Smith, Reese Morrison, Ken Bradford, Steve Baugh, Bryan Page. 29 Future Business Leaders Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Miss Meyer, Sponsor; Diane Buffington, President; Kay Bain, Vice-President; Jackie Mason, Secretary; Donna Logan, Treasurer; Faye Moore, Parliamentarian; Super Gray, SECOND ROW: Levon Moore; Dorothy Patterson; Brenda Summerford; Eleanor Wooten; Theresa Moore; Lila Mathews; Donna Moreland; Sherry Young; Kaye Hampton. THIRD ROW: Coleen Stephens; Pam Byers; Candy Hall; Rhonda McNabb; Sherron Sims; Pam Culpepper; Louise Bradford; Lamar McBryar; Ricky Stevens. FOURTH ROW: Judy Lowery; Carolyn Morgan; Pam Bailey; Sondra Sloan; Debbie Smyth; Teresa Spear; Helen Wheeler; Sally Wheeler; Kay Cook. FIFTH ROW- Debbie Stone; Anita Freeman; Cheryl Gold; Pat Henley; Cindy Gamble; Ginger Wilkie; Angela Stephens; Karen Lowery; Alice Wallen. SIXTH ROW: Janice Satrian; Marie Neely; Joann Wallin; Paulette Sloan; Phoebe Hibbs; Vicki Gilbreath; Ellen King; Joyce Webb; Marsha Buffington; Carolyn Castleberry; Elizabeth Brown; Kathy Wilson. Faye Moore, Marsha Buffington, Ginger Wilkie, and Diane Buffington decorate the site of the Halloween party. Of America FBLA members Kay Bain and Joyce Webb at the Mental Health Roadblock. President Diane Buffington heads roadblock preparations. Members of the FBLA separating and sorting the clothes collected for the Old Clothes Drive. 4-H Clubs Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Sandra Wallen, Reporter; Karen Lowery, Parliamentarian; Claudia Moore, Secretary- Treasurer; Greg Jones, President. SECOND ROW: Alice Wallen; Mitzi Wilson; Terri Harris; Donna Moreland; Sally Wheeler; Candy Hall; Kathy Beagles; Terry Patterson; Alan Taylor. Junior 4-H Club Left to Right - FIRST ROW; Benita Rumley, President; Vickie Tatum, Vice-President; Bryon Christopher, Vice- President; Vicki Cox, Secretary-Treasurer; Kathy Lawson, Reporter; Roy Forester, Parliamentarian;Mrs. Clemons, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Susie Ellis; Sheila Robertson; Anita Baxley; Connie Steele; Patricia Palmer; Judy Phipps; Ramona Pemberton; Phyllis Hester; Teresa Jeffery; Wanda Gass; Cindy Moore; Barbara Fox. THIRD ROW; Brenda Pullen; Donna Forester; Ramona Medley; Candy Buchanan; Mitzi Holder; Myra Norwood; Darlene Gold; Susan Forester; Sharon Bradford; Darlene Sullivan; Nancy Ferguson; Laura McMahan; Ann Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Crystal Cooper; Wanda Gass; Cindy Hall; Hal Jones; David Brown; Stanley Mills; Raymond Langston; Rebecca Lay; Lisa West; Ernie Bradford; Melody Lacy; Angela Wright; Dianne Crowder. FIFTH ROW: Ann Hall; Sharon Martin; Jeannie Wall; Geraldine Hester; Mike Dowdey; Newt Palmer; Dennis Hartline; Steve Forester; Tommy Walston; Ronald Coley; Lane Wilson. SIXTH ROW: Andy Pittman; Ricky Ward; Walter Moore; Tony Allen; Eddie Brandon; Jimmy Alexander; Rickey Barton; Kristina Bergman; Sandra Wells; Suzanne Strawn. SPORTS i As the end of summer approaches, students turn their sights toward fall activities. One of the most exciting of these is football. Participants, places, and things like victory make the autumn season well worth the time spent. OPPONENT DADE North Sand Mountain 0 38 Westside 8 46 Chattanooga Valley 8 8 Pisgah 34 0 Gordon Lee Trion East brook Valley Point Armuchee 0 35 20 8 24 6 6 0 23 0 34 36 A Season of Many Injuries Football is 2 1 2 hours of prac- tice, four days a week. . .drills . . .learning new plays. . .It is long hours of hard work preparing for the Big Game . . .anticipa- tion. . .tension. . .Football is stamina during the game exaggerat- ed by the heart-felt desire to win . . .if everything goes right, foot- ball is the exhilaration of victory !!! ft IP ' 20 DOWN YDS.T0 9 TIME QUARTER HOME VISITOR J tt fl 1 L_ 37 Varsity ’Cats Head Coach - MORRELL HOLCOMB Assistant Coach - WILLIAM STANPHILL Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Tommy Hurst, Hank Cannon, O. P. Cooper, Mickey McBryar, Dennis Forshee, Ted Rumley, Ed Sullivan, Kenny Vann, Allen Bobo, George Reed, Wesley Bradford, Mark Cash. SECOND ROW: Coach Stanphill, Mike Castleberry, Kenny Keel, Steve Thompson, Reese Morrison, Robert Reynolds. Ronnie Powell, Eddie Mullins, Jerry Holcomb, Roger Woodyard, Bryan Page, Gary Wilson. THIRD ROW: Coach Holcomb, Terry Powell, Mike Smith, Ricky Ross, Steve Baugh, Philip Cagle, Mitchell Smith, Terry Langham, David Keeton. Phillip Street, Steve Combs, Frank Thompson. 38 Wildcats Of Tomorrow Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Robert Bowden, Lane Wilson, Eddie Holmes, Randy Castleberry, Randy Johnson, Rodney Ross, Freddie Bradford. SECOND ROW: Anthony Martin, Ronnie Page, Randy Stone, Gary Holcomb, Allen Fowler, Ricky McCarty, Ray Hill, Kenny Wheeler, Mike Garner. THIRD ROW: Danny Grant, Randy Hartline, Jimmy Dean, Lamar Wheeler, Steve Logan, Ernie Logan, Scotty Cole, GregHouts. B-Team Cheerleaders Left to Right and Up: Dinkle McMahan, Paige Cook, Joan Avery, Kathy Martin, Terr Harris, Teresa Gold. Kay Sullivan, Susan Everette, Debbie Castleberry. 39 Varsity Football Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Rogers Kim McKaig Debbie Shrader Audrey Jeffery Jackie Mason Teresa Moore Kathy Forester Pam Byers To be a cheerleader is to feel rain trickling down your face, to have to pick up a muddy retainer, to march and lead yells for thirty minutes in 800 weather, and to see your spirit stick in eight even pieces. To be a cheerleader is to know that your team is best even if they do have a 3- 5-1 record !! 40 1971 Homecoming Queen — Pam West Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Senior Linda Chadwick. Senior Louise Bradford, Junior Pam Martin. 1971 Queen Pam West. Junior Kim McKaig, Sophomore Debby Smith, Freshman Becky Wheeler, Freshman Joan A very. SECOND ROW ; Mitchell Smith, Kenny Keel. O. P. Cooper, Jackie Mason, Mickey McBryar, Ricky Ross. Terry Langham, Robert Reynolds, Jerry Holcomb, Tommy Hurst. Homecoming VI Homecoming 1971 was a night of joy, cheers, and tears. Although many will remember the game, the victory, and the queen, few will remember all of the excit- ing and crazy things that happened during Homecoming week. Clash Day, poster contests, parades, and a bonfire will always linger in the minds of those who participated. As the 1971 queen, Pam West, was crowned by Jackie Mason, most of the Home- coming activities began to end. The final close came as the 35-0 victory was cele- brated, and students spoke last goodnights after the dance. 43 Athletes Receive Honors FOOTBALL Mickey McBryar, Captain Jerry Holcomb, Most Improved Ricky Ross, Sportsmanship Kenny Keel, Best Lineman Eddie Mullins, Best Back BASKETBALL Jackie Mason, Captain and Miss Basketball Debbie Shrader, Best Foul Shooter Sharon Rogers, Best Defense Pat Page, Best Rebounder Mickey McBryar, Mr. Basketball Greg Jones, Best Offense, O. P. Cooper, Captain and Best Foul Shooter Terry Langham, Best Re- bounder BASEBALL TRACK Terry Powell, Best Batting Average O. P. Cooper, Mr. Baseball Robert Smith, Most Improved Eddie Mullins, Mr. Track Fan of the Year - Frank Williams 44 45 Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Ricky Ross, Jerry Holcomb, Sharon Rogers, Patricia Page, Debbie Shrader, Eddie Mullins, Terry Powell. SECOND ROW: Steve Sloan, Guest Speaker; Greg Jones, O. P. Cooper, Mickey, McBryar, Kenny Keel, Robert Smith, Frank Williams, Fan of the Year. A SEASON COMPILED Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Butch Stanphiil, Assistant Coach; Lee D. Ross, Head Coach, SECOND ROW: Danny Bradford; O.P. Cooper; Wesley Bradford; Eddie Mullins; Mickey McBryar; Philip Cagle; Terry Langham; Gregjones; Mitchell Smith; Phillip Street; Steve Combs; Ken Bradford; Mike Smith; Roger Woodyard; Terry Powell. A strong team, a season of victories, and great skill - these are the factors that made our team a superb one. These boys worked immensely hard, and it was all shown when they performed their talents on the court. They had the taste of many victories and few losses which led the Dade County Wildcats once again to STATE. There they met Montgomery County whose team provided a long, hardfought battle. The score ended: Dade 53 - Montgomery County 60. Captain O.P. Cooper presents the 1972 6-B Region trophy to Mr. Porter. 46 OF HARD WORK, EXCITEMENT Dedication, patience, intelligence, sympathy, and, above all, the stamina to stay in there and win - these are the makings of a great coach, two of which we have here at Dade. Head Coach Lee D. Ross has been at Dade for five years, and in that time he's broken, rebuilt, and molded a team that will long be remembered in sports history of Dade, He’s a highly respected man that has gained this respect through honest tactics, fair play, and an understanding displayed toward students during his years here. Dade couldn't ask for much more. A newcomer to our coaching staff is Butch Stanphill, Assistant Basketball Coach. Although he's been at Dade only one year, he's changed the set atmosphere into an atomosphere of variety and light. He has earned a much needed trust from students, a virtue necessary in gaining their respect. Wonder what he's talking about? 47 . . . AND NUMEROUS VICTORIES Our Record 1971-72 Boys’ Varsity Girls9 Varsity DADE 67 49 Valley Point 22 18 DADE DADE 70 64 Chattanooga Valley 30 24 DADE DADE 50 53 Lafayette 26 17 DADE DADE 68 45 Westside 55 33 DADE DADE 68 53 Fairmount 36 35 DADE DADE 71 69 Eastbrook 35 41 DADE DADE 71 47 Armuchee 32 27 DADE DADE 65 71 Chattanooga Valley 31 27 DADE DADE 75 51 Trion 42 49 DADE DADE 75 52 Red Bud 39 47 DADE DADE 53 69 Lafayette 19 33 DADE DADE 47 16 Gordon Lee 28 19 DADE DADE 70 48 Gordon Lee 52 32 DADE DADE 62 50 Valley Point 30 37 DADE DADE 56 57 Chattanooga Valley 36 39 DADE DADE 82 84 Westside 42 30 DADE DADE 71 54 Fairmount 34 44 DADE DADE 58 53 Eastbrook 33 46 DADE DADE 70 51 Armuchee 33 31 DADE DADE 77 49 Trion 36 52 DADE DADE 82 52 Red Bud 39 40 DADE Trion SUB-REGION TOURNAMENT AT ARMUCHEE Girls 27 49 DADE 34 48 6-B REGION TOURNAMENT AT FAIRMOUNT Armuchee Boys DADE 82 EASTBROOK 78 STATE PLAYOFF AT MACON DADE 53 MONTGOMERY COUNTY 60 Wildkittens Believe It all begins with practice. Foul shots . . . slides . . . one on one . . . scrimmage full court . . . Now you can have a bit of ice all of these phrases are a small part of what makes the season begin. Each Wildkitten had to work hard, and each displayed a portion of what was learned from the long hours spent in building a great team. Their record stood 11-12 at the close of the season. Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Diane Buffington; Jackie Mason. SECOND ROW: Vickki McEwen; Valerie Ross; Pat Henley; Teresa Moore; Patricia Page; Sharon Rogers; Cecilia Brock; Carolyn Castleberry; Kim McKaig; Joan Avery; Debbie Shrader. 50 United we stand . . . In Teamwork COACH CHARLES JOHNSTON. Tranquility after a victory. A picture of divine happiness Debbie demonstrates how to hustle. Right - Cecilia aims for a basket. Mr. Charles Johnston, Girl's Basketball Coach, has devoted many hours and a lot of hard work toward the making of a solid team He has all the characteristics of a true coach and portrays them in a likeable manner. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader Squad It's more than just cheering at games, planning pep rallies, making spirit posters, raising money for camp and weekly prac- tices; it's the honor that stands behind the actual being of a CHEERLEADER. This honor requires dedication, dependability, cooperation, and a lot of spirit, all of which were shown from the week of camp to the last week of the season. What is a cheerleader? A LOT !! Left to Right - BOTTOM; June Forester; Dorothy Patterson; Donna Case, Captain; Vicki Chandler; Sherry Young. TOP: Debbie Stone; Kristi McBryar; Lynda Steele, Co-Captain. 53 VICKI CHANDLER JUNE FORESTER KRISTI MCBRYAR Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders 1971-'72 LYNDA STEELE CO-CAPTAIN DONNA CASE CAPTAIN DOROTHY PATTERSON 54 SHERRY YOUNG DEBBIE STONE Left to Right - Danny Bradford; Gary Wilson; Reese Morrison; Phillip Street; Philip Cagle; Mike Smith; Wesley Bradford Alex McMahan; Terry Powell. B-Team Basketball Left to Right - FIRST ROW; Sharon Carson; Benita Rumley; Darlene Gold. SECOND ROW; KaySullivan; Theresa Smith; Jane Brock. 55 B-Team Cheerleaders Left to Right - Kim Riddle; Mitzi Wilson; Sandra Christopher; Phyllis McBryar; Jackie Shafer; Vicki Steele. Eighth Grade Basketball Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Barbara Fox; Carolyn Howard; Susan Bailey; Suzan Forester; Joann Stone; Gail Barton. SECOND ROW: Tina Willett; Darlene Gold; Laura McMahan; Ann Hall; Sharon Bradford; Theresa Smith. THIRD ROW: Benita Rumiey; Timmy Guffey; Tim Gifford; Ronnie Page; Randy Hartline; Scotty Cole. FOURTH ROW; Ray Hill; Greg Houts; Ken Wheeler; Tony Allen; Danny Grant. Seventh Grade Basketball Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Darlene Sullivan; Betty Bray; Karen Cannon; Denise Paris; Kathy Lawson. SECOND ROW; Gail Chadwick; Anita Miller; Joyce Waters; Nancy Ferguson; Cindy Hall; Melissa Moore. THIRD ROW: Dewayne Wooten; Winfred Keith; Ernie Bradford; Hal Jones. FOURTH ROW; Billy Conner; Johnny Wilson; Jimmy Ward; Robin Rogers; David Brown; Ricky Harris; Rickey Dean. 56 THE GOLF MEMBERS ARE FROM LEFT : George Reed, Mark Cash, Ken Bradford, Greg Jones, Greg Tatum, Steve Tatum, and Kenny Vann. Golf 1972 was a year of many new events at Dade High. The golf team was one of these. LEFT: Team member Greg Tatum prepares to make a shot. BELOW: Here . . ., Going . . ., Gone! Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Randy Johnson, Mike Parker, Eddie Holmes, Mike Gamer, Alex McMahan, An- thony Martin, Kurtis Wilson. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Powell, Randy Robertson, David Presley, Allen Bobo, Eddie Mullins, Terry Powell, Mark Cash, Bryan Page. THIRD ROW: Robert Smith, David Cannon, Philip Cagle, Steve Baugh, Donny Williams, Steve Combs, Floyd Dowdey. 58 Track ABOVE LEFT: Ronnie Powell throws shot-put. ABOVE RIGHT: Randy Robertson tries a pole vault. LEFT: Terry Powell attempts long jump. This year the track team placed third out of seven teams in the re- gion meet. Also, three members participated in state events. They were Randy Robertson, Terry Powell, and Eddie Mullins. 59 Gordon Lee 3 Dade 11 Trion 10 3 Grundy County 4 10 Chatt. Valley 0 9 Gordon Lee 1 14 Chan. Valley 7 8 Trion 0 1 Howard 8 7 Howard 0 1 Grundy County 7 17 Central 4 0 Central 3 9 Trion 1 6 REGION PLAYOFF Westside 6 9 Westside 5 2 Westside 0 5 STATE PLAYOFFS West Point 5 4 West Point 5 6 West Point 5 3 Schedule Baseball '72 K A Region 6-B Champs Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Mickey McBryar, Mark Cash, Kenny Vann, Terry Powell. SECOND ROW: Bryan Page, O. P. Cooper, Steve Combs, Eddie Mullins, Allen Bobo. THIRD ROW: Rickey Ross, Ken Bradford, Cliff Roden, Roger Woodyard, Anthony Martin. 61 Bat Girls Are A First Left to Right - FIRST ROW: Cindy Gross, Debbie Shrader, Teresa Moore, Diane Buffington, Kathy Forester, Sharon Carson, Sharon Rogers, June Forester. BASEBALL REGION CHAMPS Baseball is a sport of together- ness. Working, sweating, sore arms, nervousness, hot tempers, losing and winning - together; the long trips to away games, the short trips back with the bat girls. Through tremendous teamwork the boys captured sub-region, region, and one game of state play- offs. Then . . . defeat. But, we’ll give it another try next spring! PEOPLE 63 Mr. Stanphill Leads Board Of Education As superintendent of the Dade County School system, Mr. Dexter L. Stanphill efficiently directs the Board of Education. He possesses many and varied qualities which enable him to fulfill earnestly all executive duties of the board, and to enforce those rules and regulations initiated by the board. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Dade County Board of Education. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Special teachers. RIGHT: Mr. Dexter L. Stanphill, Superintendent of Dade County Schools. LOWER LEFT HAND CORNER: Secretaries. Mis. Doris Poe, top. Mrs. Reba Avans, bottom. BELOW CENTER: Mrs. Beatrice Freeman, Instructional Supervisor. 64 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Edward Holmes, Mr. James G. Johnston, Mr. William, K. Emerson, Mr. George Sims, Jr., Mr. William Tatum, Chairman. MR. HENRY ELLIOTT Visiting Teacher MR. J. R. McCreary Special Education MISS MARY ELLIQUIST Special Reading Coordinator MRS. SORITA McKenzie Special Math A New Principal A New Year I wish to congratulate the annual staff and their sponsor for the fine job they have done this year. Your hard work and school spirit are to be commend- ed. In this book can be found many fond memories. Through yourtimeless effort of publishing this book, the memories can live on with us for many years to come. We thank you, ) BARNEY A. PORTER Principal MRS. IMOGENE RYAN Secretary Language Arts The Language Arts Department is one in which the students are taught the skills of expressing the English Language correctly. Dramatics, research papers, and special projects all aid the student in the skillful interpretation of his own English Language. ABOVE - Miss Bess chats with one of the parents present at Open House. LEFT - Oh, is that so. BELOW - One of the English projects of Mrs. Elliott's class. MRS. KATE ELLIOTT MRS. MARY E. ROSS MISS SHIRLEY BESS MRS. ROCHELLE HOLCOMB MRS. DELILAH WEST MRS. CHRISTINE SHELLEY 67 I think that would be nice. Who? Me? Social Studies How did we become what we are today? What will we be in the future? Questions, questions of society and the effect of so- ciety on the person involved is relevant to life. The Social Studies Department is de- signed to help the student in finding out just where he stands in society today, how he got there, and what part he will play in tomorrow’s society. Some people just get all the breaks. 68 MISS ROSEMARY THOMAS MRS. SUZANNE CRAWLEY MRS. ANGELIA CARLTON MRS. EDNA MR. FRANK L. CLEMONS HILL, JR. Science And Mathematics Left - TOP TO BOTTOM; MRS. SHIRLEY McCREARY MRS. JUDY HULVEY MR. WILLIAM R. FOUTCH MR. WILLIAM STANPHILL MR. DAVID GALLEGLY Students need to learn the technicalities of life, and these explanations of life come while dealing with science and mathematics. The Science and Mathematics Depart- ment allows students to explore the minute technicalities of the world about them through the use of labs, proofs, and guided instruction from teachers who care. Top - She's finally on the receiving end! Bottom - yuk. 69 Business Education The major objective of the Business Depart- ment is to develop those skills and attitudes that will lead to a successful career in the field of business. Students gain an understanding of general business procedures and learn what will be expected of them in business. Judgment, initiative, cooperation, resource- fulness, perseverance, and emotional control are stressed as desirable character traits for success in the various business vocations. Students learn to cope with their successes as well as their failures as they will have to do in the future world of work. MISS LINDA MEYER MISS HELEN REYNOLDS TOP RIGHT - Miss Meyer takes time for some sports between classes. ABOVE - A part of business. RIGHT - Miss Reynolds explains an assignment to Johnny Crabtree. inii |pM| MRS. MARTHA PULLEN MR. CHARLES JOHNSTON NV. vnxv; i Vocational Education An education is important, but to some people, college is not the answer. It is for these people, the ones who do not plan on attending college, that the Department of Vocational Education is most helpful. Here, a student learns skills that will be beneficial to him now as well as in the future. ABOVE - Mrs. Pullen helps Angela with a new garment. ABOVE RIGHT - Mr. Johnston demonstrates proper shop technique. LEFT - Building design proves to be interesting. Health And Physical Education A sound body is one of the things necessary to compete in the daily routine of life. To work hard and to play hard is easy enough for those with sound bodies, but for those who do not, it is a different story. The Health and Physical Education Depart- ment strives to help the students develop sound bodies so that they might survive in today's world, as well as have the capacity to perform their everyday duties more efficiently. MR. LEE D. ROSS MR. ROY NICHOLS MR. MORRELL HOLCOMB MRS. J. L. FRICKS MR. ROYCE CALLA HAM MR. ANDY BOWEN MR. LARRY HULVEY The librarian, driver education teacher, band director, and counselor all work to help coordinate the student's life to that of die school. By helping them with assignments, guiding them when they had problems, and showing the students that doing it right is what counts, these people add the finishing touches to help round out the outstanding faculty here at Dade High. MISS GERTHA STEPHENS Secretary MRS. ROSELYN MOORE Librarian LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. CAROLYN YORK MRS. SHIRLEY STEPHENS MRS. JANE WALLIN 74 MRS. EDNA BAUGH MRS. MATTIE CHANDLER MRS. VELMA CLARK MRS. MINNIE STREET MRS. MARTHA FOUTCH MRS. THELMA GRAY MRS. PAULINE BARBER MRS. GAYLE BRADSHAW MRS. BURMA CLARK MRS. NANCY NEUGARD MRS. MARSHA FOREHAND MRS. IRENE SMITH 75 MRS. ATHA SELLS MISS IRENE COTTON 76 MISS JANET MRS. MARGIE MISS GEORGIA ANDERSON NEWBY EBLE MRS. AGNES CASTLEBERRY MISS ERICKA SMITH Food Services Personnel High School LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Lucille Hurst; Mrs. Clara Geddie; Mrs. Marilyn Christopher; Mrs. Virginia Durham; Mrs. Lennie Rewcastle. Elementary LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Louie Williams; Mrs. Joyce Johnson; Mrs. Helen Bradford; Mrs. Virginia Seymour; Mrs. Mildred Barnett. 77 Additional School Staff RIGHT: Mr. Kelvie Gray and Mr. Sam Avans, county maintenance men. BE- LOW: STANDING - Mr. Ralph Blanist, Mr. Roy Lee Whited, Mr. Claude Har- rison, Mr. Dan Blevins, Mr. Bill Pri- vett, Mr. Bill Powell. KNEELING - Mr. Kelvie Gray, Mr. Sam Avans, bus drivers. A Beginning Progresses First Cynthia Abercrombie Cnarlie Alsobrook Teresa Alsobrook Timothy Avinger Connie Blackstock Danny Blevins Davia Blevins Martin Blevins Judy Bowen Allen Brandenburg Monica Buchanan Steve Burns Jerry Cameron Lisa Carroll Sherman Casey Wanda Castleberry Jerry Cloud Cindy Daniels Mark Daniels Angela Davenport Buddy Davenport Anna Davis Tammy Davis Charles Dowdy Paul Drew Timmy Dunn Dewayne Durham Donna Eakin Bobby Echols Randy Forester Stephanie Forrester Kent Franks Deborah Gass Joel Gass Karen Gass Wesley Gentry Sisi Grider Ada Mae Guinn Juanita Hester Myra Hill Spencer Holder Bryan Holmes Kenny Jeffrey Tommy Johnson Edward Kerley Scottie Konrad Stephen Krichbaum John Mark Lawson Josh Logan Darlene Lynch Gretchen Lynch Charlene McCarty Artis McElhaney Kathy Meeks Allen Mills Bruce Moore Jarrett Moore Dennis Murphy Melanie Neal Paula Sue Neely Pamela Newt Regina Nunley Darlene Osburn Michael Pangle Gina Porter Randy Porter Lane Powell Steve Prince Amy Privett Lois Ramsey Todd Reese Butch Reeves Harold Reeves Jeffrey Reeves Tony Reeves Douglas Smith Karen Smith Marsha Smith Susan Smith Tracey Standifer Amy Steele Darla Sutton Kimberly Tatum Donna Taylor Deborah Thompson Cynthia Tinker Steven Troxtel Max Wallin Grawford Watkins Barbara Weathers Juvoda Webb Doris Wesley Ernest White Kimberly Whited Dennis Whitmore Timothy Williams NOT PICTURED: Billie Aitkin Timothy Bearden Randall Crawford Sandra Lynn Crawford Rodena Elrod Boyd Hartline Chesley Phillips Jr. Regina Tipton Cynthia Troxtel Lisa West 79 Into A More Difficult Second Karen Bailey Keith Bailey Christopher Bain Kim Barton Mark Lawson Wayne Love Dawn McBryar Stanley McBryar Danny Battles Sheila Black Daphne Blevins Lila Blevins Greg McMahan Reggie McMahan Jimmy Metz Jenne Millsaps Melissa Blevins Tony Bradford Ricky Brown Jimmy Burns Allyson Moore Dean Moore Glen Murphy Eddie Newt David Canterbury Rodney Clark Daniel Crabtree Connie Cross Kevin Newt Todd Nunley Gena Owens Dale Porter Sharon Daniels Ronnie Derryberry Robert Dickerson Ronnie Dickerson Willene Pullen Carolyn Raines Karla Raines Dewayne Reeves Beverly Dodson Linda Doublet Alene Drew Denny Eakin Kim Reeves Stanley Reeves Rip Ridge Tarre Ridge Shirley Elrod Charles Gass Janice Gass Douglass Gentry Mark Gentry Charles Grider Darlene Haney Sherry Hawkins Dennie Smith Kyla Smith Pete Stone Lane Tatum Lori Taylor Dion Tipton Geraldine Tucker Nancy Waters Greg Higdon Allen Holcomb Regina Holcomb Sandra Hopkins Marie Watkins Barbara Wesley Daniel Wheeler Cathy Wilbanks Robbie Johnson Angie Jones Ken Jones Robert Kirchbaum Olisa Wright Stephanie Yates Danny York NOT PICTURED: Dawn Avans Tony Avinger Bobby Cole Lisa Doss Wanda Forshee Donna Miller Way Of Life Third Edward Adkins Beth Allen Charlene Bailey Doug Barton Betty Jo Bice Greg Bice Glenda Blackstock Sherry Blevins Tammy Blevins Billy Brandon Ricky Joe Burns Layne Carroll Becky Castleberry Frankie Castleberry Malinda Castleberry Greg Clark Todd Clark Ricky Cox Michael Daniels Monty Dickerson Lantham Dodson Vicki Sue Durham Sheila Elrod Mitzi Fitzpatrick Christy Forester Rebecca Forrester Derrick Forester Nathan Gaddis Carla Gass David Gass Douglas Gass Tern Gifford Chip Green Christine Haney Jeff Hartline Scott Hill Sharon Hubble Jeff Jeffery Mike Keitn Karen Kesler Bobby Lackey Glenn Lacy Gary Langston Tammy Lay Crystal Logan Clay Long Sandra Love Patrick Lynch Kimberly Massengale Belinda McBryar Reba McCord Shane McCormick Joey McCown Johnny McCurny Mark McCurry Kathy McDonald Carol McEwen Trent Millsap Tim Moore Wally Moore Robin Nunley Kathy Palmer Charlotte Payne Jan Porter Terry Powell Robin Privett Eddie Raines Connie Rushing Wayne Russell Ricky Sharpton Rebecca Shaw Dewayne Smith Jimmy Smith Terri Steele Rebecca Strawn Jackie Sue Taylor Donna Tipton Valencia Vidrine Stan Wagner Ivan Wallin Donnie W alston Ray Ward Ginger Weathers Rickey West Tim Wheeler Debbie Wilbanks Brian Williams Tommy Wooten NOT PICTURED: Danielle Aitken Johnny Cole Becky Forester Ben Forshee Kathleen Haney Charlotte Hill Sherry Jefferson Rebecca Long Raba McCord Dewayne Raines Dewayne Reeves 81 Reading And Writing Fourth Todd Allison Harold Atchley Angela Bain Derrone Bearden Stanley Betsill Lila Black Randy Blackstock Danita Blevins Ann Bodenhamer Eddy Bowden Sharon Buffington Debra Burns Jill Cross Mark Cross Chris Culbert Debbie Cureton Curtis Daniels Timothy Elmore Jeffery Everette Mike Fitzpatrick Sharon Forester Brad Forshee Mike F owler Mark Garner Kathy Gass Stephen Goolesby Cecil Guinn Cheryl Hall Danny Hall Terry Hall Ricky Haney George Henegar Kumberly Holmes Debra Hubble Eddie Johnson Lori Keeton Tony Konrad Anthony Lackey Charles Lackey Scarlet Logan Shelly Love Karen Lynch Melinda McBryar Marie McCarty Joel McCormick Mike McDonald Robbie McMahan Sandra Martin Russell Minor Billy Joe Morgan Sandra Mullins Billy Murphy Michael Murphy Donice Nunley James Owens Marjory Palmer Teresa Phillips Barbara Powell Carla Powell Lennie Reeves Anita Riddle Mary Beth Rogers Quinton Rumfey David Russell Thomas Seay Mike Simmons Clifford Simpson Anthony Sorrell Darlene Spencer Mark Stone Randy Stone Karen Street Denny Sutton Cindy Taylor Ronnie Tinker Rozelyn Vidrine Judith Wallin Randy Wallin Gary Walston Shelia Ward John Wesley Renee West Lewis Whited Sheila Wilbanks Charles Willett Kathy Wise Kenny Wright NOT PICTURED: Karl Bergman Ramond Forshee Marlene Haney Raleigh Hawkins Steven Hicks Manual Reeves Robin Woolbright 82 Give Way To Fifth Micheal Allen Kathy Allison Steve Bailey Lynn Battles Robert Lynch Donna McBryar Douglas McBryar Cynthia McCarty Ray Bodenhammer Randy Bowen Barry Cloud Ranay Cloud Margaret Metz Randall Minor Kenneth Newt David Nunley Carl Comstock Debra Crabtree Cheri Daniels David Derryberry Tina Owens Eugene Palmer Vickie Paris Lorey Porter Kathy Eakin Charles Elrod Debra Gass Dewayne Gass Perry Porter Debbie Powell Jeanette Powell Charles Prince Marshall Gass Cindy Gearrin Rebecca Gentry Teresa Gentry Glenda Prince Ernie Raines Jerry Riddle Chuck Ross Kenneth Gray Sharon Hallum Patricia Harris Ginger Hawkins Carolyn Rumley Jackie Rushing Ralph Ryan Tim Sharpton Shane Hendrix Vickie Hester Talvis Hilley Bruce Holcomb Mark Steele Craig Stewart Dolly Thomas Rickey Tucker John Holcomb Chris Howell Martha Hubble Darryl Irwin Renee Wallin Terry Wallin Wanda Webb Zoey Webb Regina Jeffrey Bobby Kennedy Kimberly Kessler Doyle Love Mike Wheeler Mark Wilson NOT PICTURED: Rebecca Castleberry Mike Forshee Mary Jane McElhaney Maroin Weatheres Social Studies And Sixth Brad Bice Elta Bobo Sandra Breedlove Raburn Burns Shirley Burns Marie Carter Jackie Case Cynthia Casey Donna Castleberry Dede Christopher Melody Christopher Ernest Coley William Derryberry Lisa Dickerson Terri Dickeron Teresa Forester Randy Forshee Mike Gaddis Debra Gass Martha Gass Eddie Hall Cheryl Haney Laveta Haney Alecia Hawes Cindy Hill Lisa Johnson Sandra Lackey Rose Lewis Jill Lynch Chris McCormick Connie Milsaps H. V. Moore Evelyn Nunley Loretta Nunley Linda Sue Palmer Johnny Parmer Richard Parmer Sandra Payne Melody Powell Gary Reeves Tammy Roden Kay Russell Kendra Scott Hugh Don Simpson Donnie Smith Linda Jo Smith Russell Stevens Carry Stewart Chris Stone Wayne Stone Alton Taylor Charles Taylor Jimmy Taylor Randy Taylor Darell Tinker Violet Waters Mike Watson Lillian Weathers Sheila Whitlock Darla Willett Darryl Willett Johnny Wise Allen Wright Patrick Wright Kenny York NOT PICTURED Cynthia Aitken Gregory Fortner Annice Goodwin Ernest Hicks Belinda Kyzer Donna Sue Wesley 84 Modern Math Seventh Danny Atchley Johnny Avery Bruce Bailey Drenda Barton Anita Baxley Charlotte Bearden Kristina Bergman Rickey Blevins Ernie Bradford Betty Bray David Brown Candy Buchanan Billy Burns Jackie Bums Karen Cannon Denny Castleberry Teddy Castleberry Gail Chadwick Junior Chapman Jerrell Clark Terrell Clark Ronald Coley Audrey Compton Crystal Cooper Billy Conner Calvin Culbert Terry Davis Ricky Dean Wesley Derryberry William Dowdey Allen Elrod Billy Elrod Nancy Ferguson Donna Forester Barbara Foshee Joe Gaddis Mel Gardner Ernest Gass Kathy Gass Sharon Gass Wanda Gass Robert Gentry Cindy Hall Mike Hall Patty Haney Vince Hardin Rickey Harris Phyllis Hester Dianne Hicks Anthony Holcomb Mike Howell Sam Jeffrey Theresa Jeffrey Hal Jones Winfred Keith Raymond Langston George Lawson Kathy Lawson Becky Lay Della Long James Love Danny Marshall Derinda McBryar Sharon McBryar Kenny McMahan Sherrie McNabb Ramona Medley Anita Miller Doug Moore Melissa Moore Ricky Norris Donna Owens Jean Palmer Claxton P angle Denise Paris Tommy Partlow Ramona Pemberton Julia Phipps Andy Pittman Greg Porter Pam Prince Brenda Pullen Carolyn Reeves Robin Rogers Jill Sells Bobby Smith David Smith Connie Steele Suzanne Strawn Darlene Sullivan Tim Sullivan Kathy Taylor Carl Thomas Jane Usry Donald Wallin Ronald Wallin Stanley Wallin Jimmy Ray Ward Joyce Waters Tammy Watson Betty Weathers Shirley West Gail Williams Johnny Wilson NOT PICTURED: Mary Casey 85 The Last Year Of Junior High Carolyn Abbott Jimmy Alexander Tony Allen Eighth Renee Dean Ronald Doyle Suzanne Ellis Sandra Finlayson Vicki Avery Susan Bailey Gail Barton Marie Fischer Pam Forester Roy Forester Steve Forester Ricky Barton Harold Blacksotck Robert Bowden Susan Forester Barbara Fox Ralph Fox Jim Franklin Allen Bowen Sharon Bradford Eddie Brandon Wendy Gamble John Gardner Tim Gifford Jim Givens Joyce Brown Barbara Burns Robert Burns Darlene Gold Danny Grant Timmy Guffer Ann Hall Jerry Butler Victor Byers Vickey Cannon Frances Haney Dennis Hartline Randy Hartline Tommy Hedrick Robert Chitwood Bryan Christopher Eddie Chubb Joey Henderson Ray Hill Mitzi Holder Larry Houston Flora Chubb Frances Chubb Darlene Clark Greg Houts Carolyn Howard Jay Jones Judith Kelly Scottie Cole Jess Coley Douglas Combs Melody Lacy Darlene Lor Gary McBryar Laura McMahan Rosemary Comstock Nadine McManan Brenda Conner Sharon Martin Susan Cope Donna Mashburn Cynthia Moore Vickie Cox Diana Crowder Mark Culp Dale Moore Steve Moore Tim Moreland Sees Eighth Graders Anticipating Ann Murphy Curtis Newt Myra Norwood Johnny Nunley Ronnie Page Patricia Palmer Danny Phillips Ricky Phillips Michael Powell Olen Powell Sharon Raines Della Raley Sheila Robertson Peggy Rose Benita Rumley William Scott Donnie Shankles Hubert Sharp Marty Shraaer William Sims Randy Slack Eddie Smith Teresa Smith Milton Stephens Jo Ann Stone Darlene Sullivan Vicki Tatum Darlene Taylor Ronnie Tipton Jeanie Wall Ricky Ward Helen Weathers Sandra Wells Peggy Wesley Lisa West Kenneth Wheeler Tina Willett Melinda Williams Sharon Williams Lane Wilson Jane Wooten Angie Wright Gene York Senior High . OFFICERS, TOP TO BOTTOM: Ernie Logan, President; Joan Avery, Vice President; Debbie Freshmen Castleberry, Secretary; Susan Everette, Treasurer. Ranita Abercrombie Kathy Akridge Teresa Avans Joan Avery Sharon Bailey Dean Bates Melissa Battles Cathy Beagles Butch BlacK Freddie Bradford Ronny Bradford Dean Brock Jane Brock Maudie Brown Becky Bryant Wilma Butler Allen Byers Mark Cagle Sharon Carson Phyllis Case Debbie Castleberry Gary Castleberry Randy Castleberry Sandra Christopher Vicky Christopher Deleta Clark Paige Cook Nancy Craig Jimmy Dean Randy Dickerson Teresa Elmore Susan Everett Barry Everette Eddie Everette Cheryl Forester 88 Elated Hopes Become Freshmen Alan Fowler Susan Fraser Dondra Freeman Janice Gaddis Mike Garner Vicki Gilbreath Benita Giles Teresa Gold Stan Gross Jackie Guffey Terri Harris James Hedrick Gary Holcomb Kay Holcomb Eddie Holmes Randy Johnson Phillip Keel Jennifer Kelly Ellen King Denise Lawerence Beverly Lawson David Lawson Eddy Lawson Donny Layne Victor Lingerfelt Ernie Logan Steve Logan Ricky McCarty Hal McKaig Dinkle McMahan Kathy Martin Tony Martin Stanley Mills Marty Moore Carolyn Morris Ann Mullins Kathy Newt Newt Palmer Georgia Parris Michael Phillips Cindy Phipps Linda Phipps Skip Pittman Ronda Raley Peggy Reeves Kim Riddle Angela Rogers Gay Rose Rooney Ross Karen Ryan Roxie Scott Jerry Scruggs Thomas Sewell Jackie Shafer Peggy Sharp Randy Sharp Donna Shell Sarah Slay Jerry Smith Alan Steele Vicki Steele Jackie Stephens Mike Stephens 89 _ f Malevolent Memories Of The Past. Freshmen Karen Stone Randy Stone Kay Sullivan Det bie Sutton Alan Taylor Angela Taylor David Thomas Connie Veal Junior Wall Cindy Wallin Tommy Walston Sheila Watkins Debra Wells Roy Wells Nancy Wesley Becky Wheeler Cindy Williams Mitzi Wilson Judy Woodyard Sheila Wooten NOT PICTURED: Lynn Atkins John Burns Danny Ginn Frankie Ginn Earl Haswell Phyllis McBryar Gary Metz Diane Morgan Starlyn Morgan Martna Reeves Joe Wallin Carolyn Jane Wesley Mike West Terri and Mitzi talk it over. Hurry! You'll make it! To Huntsville we go. History, Biology, And „ , 7 Sophomores OFFICERS, STANDING: Benny Beasley, Vice-President; Philip Cagle, Treasurer; Allen Bobo, President. SEATED: Theresa Moore, Reporter; Debbie Shrader, Secretary. Sue Abbott Wayne Abbott Lloyd Abercombie Joe Atchley Pam Bailey John Bailey Freddie Barton Benny Beasley Michelle Beene Donna Blackstock Sharon Blackstock David Blevins Diane Blevins Alan Bobo Randall Bowden Danny Bradford Julia Bradford Michael Bradford Larry Breedlove Cecilia Brock Marvin Brown Marsha Buffington Philip Cagle David Cannon Mark Cash Carolyn Castleberry Mike Castleberry Nancy Castleberry Ricky Castleberry „ , Driver Training Provide Sophomores Reta Chapman David Christopher Mike Clark Penny Clark Ricky Cloud Richard Coley Mitchell Cooper Jerry Craig Pam Creek Debra Cureton Glenda Daniels Delona Davis Linda Dickerson Bobby Eaton Wanda Eaton Larry Everette Pat Ferguson June Forester Terry Forester Dale Forshee Sam Forshee Kenny Freeman Walter Gamble Mike Gearrin Walter Gifford Roger Ginn Cindy Gross Gary Gross Kaye Hampton 92 P.E. class, here we come! The Hardest Year In Sophomores Barbara Haney Wanda Hardeman Margarette Hartline Cindy Hartman Buddy Haswell Debbie Haswell lim Hawkins Connie Hawkins Karen Hedrick Debbie Henderson Pat Henley Barbara Hicks What am I doing here? Sue Hicks Melissa Higdon Debbie Houston Donna Irwin Randy King Melvin Lackey Phynessa Layne Karen Lowery Donna McAdams Kristi McBryar Vickki McEwen Alex McMahan Lynn McMahan Terry McSpadden Lila Mathews Ret a Mathews Connie Moore Debra Moore Donnie Moore Lebron Moore Ola Moore Teresa Moore Donna Moreland Tim Morgan Reese Morrison Donald Mullins Perry Owens Micnael Parker 93 Sophomores High School Education Vicki Partlow Terry Patterson Don Pemberton Sherry Pemberton Ronald Powell Doreen Quinton Valerie Ross Ted Rumley Jackie Shell Leonard Shell Debbie Shrader Roger Sims Cindy Slaton James Sloan Debby Smith Mike Smith Angela Stephens Jamie Stone Kent Stoner Johnny Taylor Larry Taylor Laura Taylor Roger Taylor Philip Tinker David Usry Joe Vice Alice Wallen Sandra Wallen David Wallin Diane Wallin Bessie Walston Prestine Watley Terry Webb Nancy Wells Pam West Philip Wheeler Sally Wheeler Charlene Whited Becky Wilkie Gary Wilson Kathy Wilson Marty Wooten Mary Yates NOT PICTURED: Claude Beatty Richard Gifford Laura Givens Dennis Rimas Steve West Junior Whited 94 Speeches and Plays OFFICERS, TOP TO BOTTOM, Left to Right: Martha Brown, Vice-President; Pam Byers, Secretary; Terry Powell, President; Bryan Page, Treasurer. Juniors Charles Abercrombie Sarah Alexander Pat Allen Steve Baugh Dorothy Bice Dewayne Bradford Greg Bradford Ken Bradford Wesley Bradford Eddie Brown Elizabeth Brown Martha Brown Pam Byers Hank Cannon Roger Castleberry Steve Combs Pam Culpepper Randy Cureton 95 Uncover A Dramatic Who's sleeping?' A sign of the times. Juniors Gary Devlin Donna Dodd Roger Dunn Phyllis Durham Dennis Forshee Buzz Franklin David Fraser Anita Freeman Leonda Gifford Super Gray Candy Hall Herbert Harris Linda Hawkins Phoebe Hibbs Angla Hicks Vickie Hill Elizabeth Hise Janet Hogue 96 Side Of The Juniors Doyle Holcomb Terry Howell David Keeton Cheryl Lawson Pam Martin Lamar McBryar Sue McDonald Ann McElhaney Kim McKaig James McMahan Rhonda McNabb Faye Moore Joe Morton Eldie Mullins Marie Neely Ann Nichols Johnny Nichols Bryan Page ABOVE: Juniors keep fit by being active inP.E. ABOVE RIGHT: How did this get into Mrs. West's English class? RIGHT: Juniors are noted for their alertness in class. 97 Anticipation of The Senior Patricia Page Loretta Paris Dorothy Patterson Terry Powell David Presley Gary Prince George Reed Mickey Renfro Jerry Riddle Sharon Rogers Maebell Sams Janice Satrain Mike Seymour Sherron Sims Sondra Sloan James Smith Robert Smith Rose Smith RIGHT: Juniors Phyllis Durham. Ken Bradford, Brenda Summerford, and Linda Hawkins participate in a dra- matic production of The Crucible. BELOW: Kim McKaig gives an interest- ing demonstration on fortune telling. 98 Year is Exaggerated Eleanor Wooten Sherry Young NOT PICTURED: Glenn Garrison David Higginbotham Mike Lacy Randy Robertson Mike Taylor Samuel Wilson Kenneth Spear Jonnie Stephens Debbie Stone Phillip Street Allan Sullivan Ed Sullivan Brenda Summerford Steve Tatum Frank Thompson Steve Thompson Eugene Tremmier Kenny Vann Joann Wallin Brenda West Harold West Donny Williams Rickey Williams Roger Woodyard LEFT: Debbie Stone ponders her ensuing future. ABOVE: Why do you come, yellow bird? cries Abigail, portrayed by Sharon Rogers. The Seniors Must SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mitchell Smith, Reporter; Mike Holland, President; Vicki Chandler, Secretary; Louise Bradford, Treasurer; Mickey McBryar, Vice-President. OPHELIA KAY BAIN ANDERSON LARRY JAMES AYERS AUDIE PHIL BEATTY JOHN LEONARD BRADFORD PAULINE LOUISE BRADFORD GARY FRANKLIN BREEDLOVE 100 Prepare To Begin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Holland Donna Ross Mike Holland was voted Most Likely to Suc- ceed because of his outstanding qualities of leadership and achievement. Mike served as vice-president of the Beta Club, treasurer of the Student Council, and president of the Executive Council. He was elected president of his senior class and was named an Outstand- ing Teenager of America. Donna Ross also possessed these qualities of accomplishment and leadership. Donna was chaplain of the Beta Club, vice-president of the 4-H Club, and copy editor of the Yearbook Staff. She also was named an Outstanding Teenager of America. BARBARA ANN BROWNING REBECCA DIANE BUFFINGTON CLIFTON EDWARD CAGLE JR. DONNA JEAN CASE JAMES CALVIN CASTLEBERRY JR. LINDA LOUISE CHADWICK 101 A Journey Unfamiliar Johnny West repeatedly displayed his feelings for Dade High in every event the school participated in. He was constantly encouraging the student body to show the spirit they felt. The cheerleader’s most spirited ally this year was Johnny. Kathy Forester really did her part to keep the spirit up at Dade High. She was varsity football cheerleader for three years and was captain in her senior year. Besides keeping up the spirit at athletic events, Kathy did her part in keeping the whole student body spirited by urging them to participate in club activities, such as those of the Student Council where she served the student body as president, Beta Club, F.H.A., and assistant editor of the yearbook. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Johnny West Kathy Forester VICKI LYNN CHANDLER BARBARA KAY COOK OTIS PAYNE COOPER CHARLENE DOROTHY COPE GORDON CHARLES CRAWFORD III RONALD DEAN 102 To Them And To Realize MOST ATHLETIC Jackie Mason Mickey McBryar Jackie Mason participated in basket- ball for four years. In her senior year she was elected captain of the team and Miss Basketball. She played Powder Puff football three years and was a var- sity cheerleader one year. She also received the President's Physical Fit- ness Award. Mickey McBrayer played basketball four years and was elected Mr. Basket- ball 1972. He was active in baseball four years. He participated in football three years and served as team captain in his senior year. Besides being of the athletic nature, Jackie was a valuable member in the F.H.A., Student Council and F.B.L.A. Clubs. She was the 1970 Homecoming Queen and a very reliable office aide. Through his athletic prowness, Mickey became well known to the student body who chose him as Mr. Dade High. FLOYD HERSCHEL DOWDEY, JR. REGINA ARLENE DUNN KATHY JEAN FORESTER MICHAEL GORDON FORESTER VICTORIA PAMELA FORSHEE CINDY MARIE GAMBLE 103 That Their Life Donna Ross portrayed her scholastic ability by the fol- lowing achievements: Uni- versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit Winner, a member of the Society of Outstanding American High School Stu- dents, and valedictorian of the senior class. Mike Holland’s studious- ness won for him the follow- ing awards: Star Student, member of Society of Out- standing American High School Students, University of Georgia Certificate of Merit Winner, and saluta- torian of the 1972 graduating class. MOST STUDIOUS Donna Ross Mike Holland CHERYL LEE GOLD TERRY LEE HENRY PAUL ALAN HIXON JERRY WARREN HOLCOME GLORIA DIANNE HOLDER GLEN MICHAEL HOLLAND 104 Is Their Own. These persons can be trusted to come through; their word is their bond. If they say they will do something, they will do it. Because of their trust worthy faithfulness, Lynda Steele and O. P. Cooper received this title. Lynda displayed her depen- dability by participating ac- tively in the following organizations: Student Council, where during her senior year she served in the capacity of secretary, Beta Club, and F.H.A. O. P. was a dependable per- son in the field of varsity sports. He was on the football, base- ball and basketball varsity teams. MOST DEPENDABLE O. P. Cooper Lynda Steele CAROLYN DIANNE HUGHES THOMAS EDWARD HURST AUDREY MAXINE JEFFERY BONNIE LEE JENNINGS GREGORY LAMAR JONES alvurs McKinley keel, jr. 105 They Must Now Be MOST TALENTED Kathy Forester Larry Ayers Cheryl Gold NEATEST Paul Hixon TERRENCE POWELL LANGHAM BYRON JENNINGS LINGERFELT DONNA ROCHELLE LOGAN JUDY AILEEN FORESTER LOWERY MICHAEL BARRY McBRYAR SHERRY JEAN McSPADDEN 106 Ready To Walk On The %j WITTIEST Pete Moore Teresa Spear FAR LEFT - Larry Ayers made the most of his talents through his activities in the Dade High Marching Band. He played in the band for four years. He was in the Swing Band one year. Kathy Forester won first place in piano solo representing her school in the Region 6-B Literary Contests. She was also pianist in many school events. CENTER LEFT - To be elected neatest, one must show the best taste in his dress and all other aspects of his ap- pearance. Cheryl Gold and Paul Hixon were most capable of showing this good taste. LEFT - These are the persons who are clever through their ability to come up with a humorous saying from almost any situation. Teresa Spear and Pete Moore possess this rare quality. JACQUELINE YVONNE MASON GARY LYNN MATHEWS WILLIAM EUGENE MATTHEWS DOUGLAS WAYNE MILLER CLAUDIA ROSE MOORE JULIA LEVON MOORE 107 JULIAN LEBRON MOORE Path Of Life Itself CAROLYN RUTH MORGAN JOHN MADISON MURPHY PAMELA JEAN POWELL EDNA MAE REEVES ROBERT EARL McKINLEY REYNOLDS WILLARD CLIFFORD RODEN, JR. ERNA EARLINE ROGERS DONNA JEAN ROSS THOMAS RICKY ROSS BAXTER TIMOTHY SHELTON ROGER KIMBERLY SHELTON 108 With As Much Preparation DONNIE LEE SHRADER GUY MITCHELL SMITH HAROLD W. SMITH DEBORAH FAY SMYTH TERESA ANN SPEAR LYNDA FAYE STEELE MOST COURTEOUS These are die persons who are most courteous in all that they do. Lynda Steele and O. P. Cooper have constantly expressed this as- pect of their character in many different ways. Even when things were going rough and keeping everything in order was hard. Lynda was always courteous to those around her. Her courteousness won for die title of Miss Congeniality in the 1972 Miss Springtime contest, and she was also chosen Miss Dade High. O. P. was also courteous in various situations. For his consi- deration to others in the Beta Club, Student Council, and the mem- bers of the yearbook staff, as well as to other students who were in other clubs besides those he was a member of O. P. was selected to this high honor. Lynda Steele O. P. Cooper 109 As Was Possible The Star Student is the person who receives the highest score on the Scho- lastic Achievement Test. In addition to being named Star Student, Mike Hol- land was salutatorian of the Senior Class and held offices in many school clubs. Mike chose Mrs. Delilah West Star Teacher. She was the teacher that he felt contributed most to his scholastic achievement. STAR STUDENT AND STAR TEACHER Mike Holland Mrs. Delilah West PHYLLIS COLEEN STEPHENS RICHARD HERMAN STEPHENS thomas McKinley stevens GREGORY KENT TATUM ROBERT JESSE TAYLOR JUNE CARLENE THOMPSON no In These Short Years To be awarded theF.H.A. State Degree, one must spend many months of service to others. The Betty Crocker Homemaker Award is given to the one who makes the highest score on the test sponsored by Betty Crocker. Because of her diligence Claudia Moore received both of the awards. Besides die F.H.A. State Degree and the Betty Crocker Award, where she scored in the 9th percentile based on the norms for the state of Georgia, Claudia was also active in several other activities. She served on the yearbook staff for two years, as business manager and then as Editor. She was a member of the Beta Club, Student Council, F.H.A. 4-H, and the executive council. She was the 1972 C -isco award winner and was given die Faculty Merit Award. She ranked fourth in her class and maintained perfect attendance during her senior year. F.H.A. STATE DEGREE BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD Claudia Moore NOT PICTURED: John Wesley Crabtree VIRGIL CARL WALL JOYCE FAYE WEBB JOHN WESLEY WEST, JR. HELEN FAYE WHEELER MICHAEL WAYNE WHEELER VIRGINIA LEE WILKIE III Junior-Senior Prom 4 t , % A 114 Love Story meaning many different things to different people was presented by the junior class as the theme for the 1972 prom. The theme brought to mind fun times, serious times, sad and happy times, and brief moments of shared bliss. Music was provided by Aftermath. The prom will be a long remembered event. The remembrances will depend upon the time had by the individual people who were present for Love Story.” 115 “ v 'V C . .itIt r i %|r� {w+'r- , V.r v« ‘Y V dVAt ViaiVYz ♦% V 5 vU v vr f ► y u A k . V IvTvt r r -% ••' r«- Si « mm . 4 • (I tr i ... i-fTy .vs i ,u -J.. t'V ft V Ms� rb'-.7V‘- - :; ■� ' 'jJ ______v W • v .• • MICKEY 'McBRYAR 116 -. Mr. And Miss Dade High ■ • - •.? r - . I . ‘ ; : , LYNt)A STEI E J; ’ .4 « ;%v - • V v • • • - •'i. r-' ■� • % . • • • • % « . . •; • v •i ■ � • .•� . t . c CANDIDATES: Larry Ayeis, Donna Logan, Greg Tatum, Kathy Forester, O. P. Cooper, Linda Chadwick, Vicki Chandler. MR. and MBS DADE HIGH: Mickey McBryar, Lynda Steele. The Class Of 7 972 RIGHT - Senior Class President, Mike Holland, wel- comed everyone to Class Night. TOP LEFT - Kathy Forester and O. P. Cooper presented Images of Yesterday, the class history. BOTTOM RIGHT - Class Poet, Dianne Holder, wrote and presented A Wanderer's Imagery. BOTTOM LEFT - Imaginings - We Leave Behind, the class will, was read by Greg Jones and Vicki Chandler. Presented “Imagine” As . . . TOP - Images of our Fame was given by Larry Ayers and Aud- rey Jeffrey, Giftorians. LEFT - Class prophets, Louise Bradford and Greg Tatum, presented Our Imagination - Our Future. ABOVE - Our Outstanding Images was presented by Donna Logan and Tommy Hurst. The Theme For Class Night Greg Jones was the recipient of the Citi- zenship Award. Senior yearbook staff members received awards. Donna Ross, Valedictorian, and Mike Holland, Saluta- torian, were given honor awards. W y r! I V, 1 W V •' J . ‘ ' m, : Jti '•' Mitchell Smith, senior class trea- surer, gave the closing address. 120 Baccalaureate Honor Graduates KATHY FORESTER - Faculty Representative DONNA ROSS - Valedictorian Graduation 1972 was an event of many emotions, all of which were dis- played by the various expressions of individuals. Shown on the opposite page are the four honor graduates. On this page, TOP LEFT - Ricky Ross receives his diploma. TOP RIGHT - The Dade High Band did a splendid job providing the music for the occasion. BOTTOM LEFT - Grandparents and Great - grand- parents shared in the joy of the evening. BOTTOM RIGHT - Mr. Barney A. Porter, principal, and Rev. David Clear are shown during the commencement exercises. 123 Individuality Senior Directory LARRY JAMES AYERS Student Council 9; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Swing Band 11; Most Talented 12. OPHELIA KAY BAIN F.H.A. 9,10,11; F.T.A. 9, 10,11,12, Secretary 11,12; F.B.L.A. 11,12, Vice-Presi- dent 12; Library Assistants 12; Basketball 9; Silk Guard 11,12, Captain 12; Miss Springtime Contestant 12. AUDIE PHIL BEATTY JOHN LEONARD BRADFORD Pep Club 9,10; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Swing Band 10,11, 12; Band Captain II, Co-Cap- tain 12. PAULINE LOUISE BRADFORD F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, President 9, Secretary 12; Student Coun- cil 12; F.B.L.A. 11,12; Library Assistants 10; Basketball 9,10, 11,12; Football Cheerleader 9, 11; Miss Dade County 12; Geor- gia Certificate of Merit 11; Outstanding American High School Student 12. GARY FRANKLIN BREEDLOVE 4-H 9. BARBARA ANN BROWNING REBECCA DIANE BUFFINGTON F.H.A. 9,10,11; Beta Club 9, 10; F.T.A. Officer 11,12; Mem ber 10; F.B.L.A. 10,11,12, President 12; Library Assistants 12; Pep Club 9,10; Basketball 9, 10,12; Silk Guard 11,12, Cap- tain 12; Bat Girl 12; Miss Spring- time Candidate 12. CLIFTON EDWARD CAGLE, JR. DONNA JEAN CASE Yearbook Staff 11; F.H.A. 9, 10,11,12; Officer 9,11; Beta Club 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 9; Student Council 9,11,12; Bas- ketball Cheerleader 10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Miss Springtime Contestant 12. JAMES CALVIN CASTLEBERRY, JR. LINDA LOUISE CHADWICK F.H.A. 9,10,11, Officer 10; Beta Club 9,10,11,12, Secre- tary 11; F.T.A. 9; Student Council 10,11,12, Officer 11, 12; Library Assistants 10,11,12, Officer 11,12. VICKI LYNN CHANDLER F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, Officer 10,12; Beta Club 9,10,11,12, Officer 10,11; F.T.A. 9; Stu- dent Council 9,10,11,12, Of- ficer 11; Pep Club 9,10; March- ing Band 9,10,11,12; Swing Band 9,10,11,12; Basketball Cheerleader 11,12; Miss Spring- time Contestant 11; Northwest Georgia Junior Miss Pagent 12; District Solo Competition, 4th place, 12. BARBARA KAY COOK F.H.A. 9,10,11; F.T.A. 10, 11,12, Treasurer 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Library Assistants 12; Silk Guard 11,12. OTIS PAYNE COOPER Yearbook Staff 9,10,11,12; Beta Club 9,12; Student Coun- cil 12; Baseball 10,11,12; Bas- ketball 10,11,12, Captain 12; Football 12; Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; Class President 10, 11; Most Courteous 12; Most Dependable 12. CHARLENE DOROTHY COPE Perfect Attendance 9,10,11, 12; Miss Springtime Candidate 12. JOHN WESLEY CRABTREE Track 9; Football 10. GORDON CHARLES CRAWFORD RONALD DEAN Beta Club 12; Chess Club 12; Marching Band 11,12. FLOYD HERSCHEL DOWDEY, JR. Beta Club 9; Chess Club 12; Track 12; Football 9,10. REGINA ARLENE DUNN F.T.A. 9,10,12; Publicity Club 12. VICTORIA PAMELA FORSHEE F.H.A. 9,10,11; F.T.A. 11, 12; Pep Club 9. KATHY JEAN FORESTER Yearbook Staff 10,11,12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; Officer 9, 10,11; Beta Club 9,10,11,12, Officer 11; F.T.A. 9; Student Council 10,11,12, Officer 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Bat Girl 12; Football Cheerleader 9,10,11, 12, Captain 12; Miss Spring- time 1970; Northwest Georgia Junior Miss Candidate 12; Out- standing Teenager of America 12; Outstanding American High School Student 12; Region 6-B Piano, First Place 12; Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; Faculty Representative 12; Most Talented 12; Most School Spirit 12. MICHAEL GORDON FORESTER CINDY MARIE GAMBLE F.B.L.A. 11,12. CHERYL LEE GOLD F.B.L.A. 12; Neatest 12. TERRY LEE HENRY PAUL ALAN HDCON JERRY WARREN HOLCOMB F.T.A. 12; Football 10,11,12. GLORIA DIANNE HOLDER F.H.A. 9,10,12; Pep Club 10; Basketball 9; Marching Band 10;11,12; Class Poet. GLENN MICHAEL HOLLAND Yearbook Staff 9,11; Beta Club 11.12, Vice-President 12; Stu- dent Council 9,11,12, Trea- surer 12; Basketball Manager 9, 10,11,12; Senior Class Presi- dent; Executive Council Presi- dent; Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; National Merit Fi- nalist 12; Outstanding Teenager of America 12; Saluta to rian 12; System Star Student 12; Out- standing American High School Student 12; Most Studious 12; Most Likely to Succeed 12. CAROLYN DIANNE HUGHES THOMAS EDWARD HURST Student Council 10; Football 9, 10.11.12. AUDREY MAXINE JEFFERY BONNIE LEE C. JENNINGS F.H.A. 9,10,11; 4-H 9,10,11; Library Assistants 11. GREGORY LAMAR JONES Beta Club 9,10,11,12; 4-H 9, 10,11,12, Officer 9,10,12; Golf 12; Track 9,10; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 11; Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; Outstanding American High School Student 12; Best Re- bounder 11. alvurs McKinley keel, jr. Football 9,10,11,12. TERRENCE POWELL LANGHAM 125 Basketball 11,12; Football 11,12. BYRON JENNINGS LINGERFELT DONNA ROCHELLE LOGAN F.H.A. 9,10; Beta Club 12; F.T.A. 11,12, President 11, 12;F.B.L.A. 11,12, Treasurer 12. JUDY AILEEN LOWERY F.H.A. 9; F.B.L.A. 12; Bas- ketball 9. MICHAEL BARRY McBRYAR Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 10,11,12, Captain 12; Mr. Dade High 12; Class Vice-President 9,10,11, 12; Mr. Basketball 12; Most Athletic 12. SHERRY JEAN McSPADDEN Perfect Attendance 11. JACQUELINE YVONNE MASON F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, Vice- President 9; F.T.A. 9,10; Stu- dent Council 11; F.B.L.A. 12, Secretary and Reporter; Pep Club 9,10; Basketball 9,10,11, 12; Football Cheerleader 12; Homecoming Queen 11; Miss Springtime Candidate 11; Pre- sident's Physical Fitness Award 10,11; Most Athletic 12; Cap- tain and Miss Basketball 12. GARY LYNN MATHEWS WILLIAM EUGENE MATTHEWS DOUGLAS WAYNE MILLER Basketball 9,10. CLAUDIA ROSE MOORE Yearbook Staff 11,12, Editor 12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12; Of- ficer 12; Beta Club 9,10,11, 12; 4-H 11,12, Secretary 12; F.T.A. 11; Student Council 11,12; Betty Crocker Award 12; Outstanding American High School Student 12; Miss Spring- time Candidate 11; Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; Student Representative 12; Perfect At- tendance 10,12; Crisco Award 12; Faculty Merit Award 12. JULIA LEVON MOORE F.T.A. 11,12, Officer 11,12; F.B.L.A. 12. JULIAN LEBRON MOORE Wittiest 12; Marching Band 10, 11,12. CAROLYN RUTH MORGAN F.H.A. 9,10,11, Officer 9; F.T.A. 12; F.B.L.A. 12. JOHN MADISON MURPHY Baseball 9,10; Basketball 9,10; Football 9,10. PAMELA JEAN POWELL 4-H 9; F.T.A. 11; F.B.L.A. 11. EDNA MAE REEVES Perfect Attendance 9,11,12. ROBERT EARL McKINLEY REYNOLDS Football 9,10,11,12. WILLARD CLIFFORD RODEN, JR. F.T.A. 12, Reporter; Baseball 11,12. ERNA EARLINE ROGERS F.H.A. 9; 4-H 9; F.T.A. 12; Publicity Club 12. DONNA JEAN ROSS Yearbook Staff 12; F.H.A. 9, 10,11,12; Beta Club 9,10,11, 12. Officer 12; 4-H 11,12, Of- ficer 11,12; Chess Club 12; Basketball 9; Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; Outstanding Teen- ager of America 12; Outstand- ing American High School Student 12; Valedictorian 12; Perfect Attendance 10; Most Studious 12; Most Likely to Succeed 12. THOMAS RICKY ROSS Baseball 11,12; Football 12; Sportsmanship Trophy 12. BAXTER TIMOTHY SHELTON Basketball Manager 10,12. ROGER KIMBERLY SHELTON DONNIE LEE SHRADER Pep Club 9; Track 10; Football 9. GUY MITCHELL SMITH Student Council 11,12; Baseball 11; Track 10; Basketball 10,11, 12; Football 10,11,12; Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; Class Reporter 12. HAROLD W. SMITH Chess Club 12. DEBORAH FAY SMYTH F.H.A. 9,10,11; F.T.A. 12; Student Council 9; F.B.L.A. 12; Pep Club 9; Basketball 9. TERESA ANN SPEAR F.H.A. 9,10,11; F.T.A. 11, 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Library As- sistants 12; Publicity Club 12; Silk Guard 11; Wittiest 12. LYNDA FAYE STEELE Yearbook Staff 10,11,12; F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, Officer 11,12; Beta Club 9,10,11,12, Officer 11; F.T.A. 9; Student Council 10,11,12, Secretary 12; F.B.L.A. 9,10; Library Assist- ants 11,12, Officer 11; School Paper 10; Executive Council 12; Pep Club 9,10; Miss Dade High 12; Basketball 9; Basketball Cheerleader 10,11,12, Co-Cap- tain 12; Miss Congeniality 1972; Homecoming Candidate 10; Honor Award at Berry Col- lege 12; Northwest Georgia Junior Miss Candidate 12; Miss Springtime Candidate 10,11,12; Most Dependable 12; Most Courteous 12. PHYLLIS COLEEN STEPHENS F.H.A. 9; F.T.A. 12; F.B.L.A. 11,12. RICHARD HERMAN STEPHENS F.B.L.A. 12; Marching Band 9, 10. THOMAS McKINLEY STEVENS Football 9,10; Class President 9; Class Secretary 10. GREGORY KENT TATUM Beta Club 12; Student Council 11,12; Golf 12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Swing Band 9,10, 11,12; Band Captain 12. ROBERT JESSIE TAYLOR 4-H 9. JUNE CARLENE THOMPSON F.H.A. 9; Beta Club 12; F.T.A. 11; Publicity Club 12. VIRGIL CARL WALL JOYCE FAYE WEBB F.H.A. 9,10,11,12, Officer 9; F.T.A. 11,12; F.B.L.A. 12. JOHNNY WESLEY WEST, JR. Pep Club 9; Most School Spirit 12. HELEN FAYE WHEELER F.H.A. 9,10.11; F.T.A. 10, 11,12; Student Council 11; F.B.L.A. i . Library Assistants 12, Treasurer; Basketball 9,10, 12; Silk Guard 11,12. MICHAEL WAYNE WHEELER Manager of Football Team 9, 10,11,12. VIRGINIA LEE WILKIE F.H.A. 9,10,11; F.T.A. 11; F.B.L.A. 11,12. 126 LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Rogers, Allen Bobo, O. P. Cooper, Lynda Steele, Marie Neeley, Judy Woodyard, Donna Ross, Candy Hall, Linda Hawkins, Kathy Forester, Cindy Slaton, Claudia Moore, Editor; Mrs. J. L. Fricks, Advisor; Doreen Quinton. Yearbook Staff With a yearbook clinic and a first place trophy for a best planned 1972 yearbook behind them, the yearbook staff began the 1971-72 term. The trophy was among other historical firsts concerning the yearbook at Dade High. The new yearbook was to have five fall color pages; a new type of advertising campaign was begun; and for the first time yearbooks were merchandized, that is, fally paid for when ordered. With these new ideas the 1972 yearbook staff was well on its way to the publication of a financially secure, on time, book of excellence. TOP - Yearbook staff members win first place trophy at Macon work- shop. Pictured are, from left - Mrs. J. L. Fricks, advisor, Donna Ross, O. P. Cooper, Kathy Forester, and Claudia Moore. ABOVE LEFT - Judy Kay works on ad. ABOVE RIGHT - Sharon and Allen stamp pictures. RIGHT - Linda, Doreen, and Cindy enjoy the Christmas party. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT - Lynda and Candy at work on yearbook merchandizing day. TOP RIGHT - Doreen looks on as Marie signs ad letters. BOTTOM LEFT - Claudia and Kathy discuss the plans they have made for photographer’s schedule. BOTTOM RIGHT - A typical yearbook mer- chandizing scene. The yearbook staff wishes to thank the staff of Belmont Studios for the unlimited time and tireless effort they have put forth in assisting in die publi- cation of the 1972 Wildcat. Without this outstanding help that they have given to the yearbook staff, the 1972 Wildcat could not have been published. Again, a very special thanks to Belmont Studios. FINE PORTRAITS WEDDINGS YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHY 214 1 2 North 18th Street Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Compliments of HUDSON WIRE COMPANY Trenton, Georgia Franklin Park, Illinois Winsted, Connecticut Ossining, New York n [he Difference inMAYFIELD is QUALITY and FLAVOR _ T r ti Should Know.. .My Mother Worts for... imaianm 131 MRS. BEATRICE CAWOOD Agent JOHN L. CASE COMPANY SOUTHERN TRUST INSURANCE COMPANY Hardware and Appliances Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-6769 TRENTON READY-MIXED, INC. Phone 657-6465 Trenton, Georgia 30752 Compliments of DADE AUTO PARTS Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4385 T 132 Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4033 DADE MACHINE WELDING CO. P. O. Box 67 Wildwood, Ga. Hwy. 299 Phone 831-6023 CLARK LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY Trenton, Georgia 3 0752 NOW ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS SCIENCE DEGREE With Majors in Secretarial Science and Medical Secretarial Science Diploma Courses - Legal Secretarial Executive Secretarial, General Office EDMONDSON COLLEGE Conveniently Downtown at 8th and Cherry Streets 266-1259 DOT’S FABRIC SHOP Highway 143-West Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4115 133 Ifoifs M r Name Brand • Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family Gross Shopping Center ... H - t - r 'TN - v -lMOTWl, G3szJEj d Compliments of RED FOOD STORE Volvo fJ-Z- XA_ Fine Dealer Used Cars T 7 y Bank Rate Financing Dial 698-4496 S S MOTORS 2828 Rossville Blvd. At the Big Umbrella Home of the Sand Mountain Boys C oudknd C$nuor J A STf TEy pft Family Camping - Cottages Phone 657-4050 I 7n£«t6H 7eUjkAo e mfunuf ,AJj =m n -rnl 1 tr-JL Trenton, Georgia 30752 134 Compliments of PETE WILSON Funeral Directors Ambulance Service R. D. MOORE FUNERAL HOME, INC. Full Credit on All Burial Policies Phone 657-4382 Trenton, Ga. 30752 BROWN LUMBER CO. Phone 657-4035 Trenton, Georgia BICE UNION 76 CHAR-DEL SHOES Name Brand Shoes at Discount Prices Trenton, Georgia 135 FARMER’S MARKET CLAYMAR RESTAURANT 1 lth Street Chattanooga, Tennessee MRS. on the Square Trenton, Georgia Your COMPLETE Supplier AUDREY’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 657-6943 SCHOOL OF HAIR DESIGN Why Be a Beautician . . . Be a Hair Stylist. Phone Collect 615-267-2307 605 Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tenn. 37402 GROSS 136 CO VIPUMC TS OF HENEGAR’S SHELL Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-6778 Junction 143-11 137 HOME PLATE CAFETERIA 7th and Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tennessee WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4523 THE POTTERY SHOP Studio of Charles and Rubynelle Counts on Lookout Mountain Rt. 2, Rising Fawn, Georgia 30738 Telephone: Area Code 404 657-4444 Compliments of C S CITGO Intersection of Highways 11 and 59 Rising Fawn, Georgia R. P. FRICKS GROCERY GADDIS MOTER SALES GENERAL MERCHANDISE Rising Fawn, Georgia Trenton, Georgia W. H. PULLEN Wildwood, Georgia % 5� THE H. D. LEE COMPANY INCORPORATED The clothes you need for the life you lead Trenton, Georgia BRACKETT’S jCte's DISCOUNT MEN'S WEAR Trenton, Georgia CHATTANOOGA UNION STOCK YARD 3105 St. Elmo Avenue Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402 Phone 266-1804 SUREWAY OIL COMPANY 2941 W. Cummings Hwy. Chattanooga, Tennessee 139 SUGGS PROPANE GAS CO. L ST IN DA lRD OIL J Compliments of Standard Oil Products JAMES G. JOHNSTON GEORGIA POWER COMPANY Phone 657-4411 or 657-4396 Congratulations Seniors DR. and MRS. N. H. HUTCHINSON 140 Compliments of BANK OF DADE Phone 657-6843 WE STILL PAY HIGHEST LEGAL 8ANK RATE ON TIME DEPOSITS A. W.’S SADDLE TREE CO. Rt. 1 Lookout Mountain, Ga, Phone 398-3381 DR. RAY H. RIDGE Compliments of DIXIE DIME STORE The Department Store With Dime Store Prices BESTWAY Shop the Best Way Every Day Trenton, Georgia 141 QUALITY mp ■ZHZ3Q2Q9 MARKETING PURCHASING OumttfaMlGntnt d Trenton, Georgia OTASCO ECONOMY AUTO STORE 2339 W. Cummings Highway In Tiftonia, Chattanooga, Tenn. EMPIRE GAS DYER LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Trenton, Ga. Phone 657-4363 In the Ross ville Shopping Center HENRY RUBENSTEIN'S For Men and Young Men NORTH GEORGIA HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Wildwood, Georgia 831-1601 Congratulations Seniors From STAFF AND EMPLOYEES OF TRENTON SPINNING MILLS TONY’S SHOES DADE ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING SERVICE The Family Shoe Store on the Square Refrigerator Sales and Service Westinghouse, Kelvinator, and Factory Authorized Service Station Wizard Citation Trenton, Georgia IRA TRIVERS Apparel for Gentlemen 811 Market Eastgate AJLwSb TRENTON,Georgia O PPOSIT6 GROSS Shoppif Center _ . i a Compliments 7l OjtAj of FLORIST and GIFT SHOP on the Square LAMBERT MOTEL Rising Fawn, Phone Trenton, Georgia Georgia 462-2178 Floral Arrangements REX HALE'S and Gifts for All Occasions HOME STEAM LAUNDRY CLEANERS WakM Qv fcleaning Compliments Qm of w ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. Phone 224-1525 201 Broad Street Chattanooga, Tenn, no W.LaKe Ave. Rossvjlle. Ga. 30741 DADE BARBER SHOP Compliments of 2 Full-Time Barbers F. Q. AVAKIAN If We Please You Tell Others, If Not Tell Us. LEE PHILLIPS - Owner Trenton, Georgia Trenton, Georgia 145 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Chattanooga Tennessee SCRUBBOARD LAUNDROMAT J. A. BOBO and R. A. BOBO Trenton, Georgia STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. DERRELL. GADDIS, Agent Box 127, Trenton, Georgia 657-4486 Office : Home 657-4006 Home Office Bloomington, Illinois 146 GETTER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY TRI-STATE CHICK SERV. ARCHIE R. MASON Trenton, Georgia WEST’S JOHN WEST PRICE PHARMACY Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-4061 The Friendly Pharmacy r ountairv top Shopping CenteR.! TRENTON. GEORGIA Rt. 2 Rising Fawn, Ga. ELBERT FORESTER BERNICE GARRETT Phone 657-4503 147 HAPPY VALLEY FARMS ii P r d r e t The world today is looking for men who are not for sale; men who are honest, sound from centre to circumference, true to the heart's core; men with consciences as steady as the needle to the pole; men who will stand for the right if the heavens totter and the earth reels; men who can tell the truth and look the world right in the eye; Men who neither brag nor run; men who neither lag nor flinch; men who can have courage without shouting it; men in whom the courage of everlasting life runs still deep and strong; men who know their message and tell it; Men who know their place and fill it; men who are not too lazy to work nor too proud to be poor; men who will not lie, shirk or dodge; men who are willing to eat what they have earned and wear what they have paid for; Men who are not ashamed to say No with emphasis and who are not ashamed to say, I can’t afford it. OWENS HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. We Have it Wholesale and Retail Hardware 423 Broad Street Rome, Georgia 30161 GENE’S 76 STATION Open 7 'til 9 General Auto Repair and Tuneups Compliments of JOHN’S GARAGE Feed TIFTONIA FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY Seed Garden Home Supplies and 2923 Cummings Highway Chattanooga, Tenn. Phone 827-3739 149 Compliments of J. A. HOUTS BUILDING CONTRACTOR FREDDY BROWN PLUMBING ELECTRIC AND GROCERY Located 1 Mile on Highway 75 at Five Point MOUNTAIN VIEW NURSERY AND FARM STORE Phone Shop 657-4060 Home 657-4789 Trenton, Georgia Our Business is Growing Evergreens Flowering Shrubs Garden Supplies Phone 657-4764 R, B. McCURDY, President SEPTIC TANKS SOLD — INSTALLED PUMPING CLEANING k I [ ATCHLEY TRENTON CABINET SHOP Trenton, Georgia BENNY GADDIS GEORGIA GAME PARK Exit 1 1-59 Rising Fawn, Ga. RALPH and BEA RUMLEY 150 OFFICIALS OF DADE COUNTY PAUL W. PAINTER Judge of Superior Court Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit EARL B. SELF Solicitor General Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit WAYNE SNOW, JR. State Representative VIRGIL JENKINS Ordinary DAN HALL Commissioner of Roads and Revenues JOHN W. MURPHY Tax Commissioner E. G. SUMMERS Senator 53rd District Dade, Walker, and Chattooga Counties FOREST HAYS, JR. State Representative ALLISON BLEVINS Sheriff DEXTER L. STANPHILL Superintendent of Schools GRACE H. WILLIAMS Clerk 151 COMPLIMENTS OF PATRONS ATKIN'S STANDARD STATION Phone 657-6521 Trenton, Georgia MR. and MRS. KENNETH ROGERS Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 PARK LANES Family Bowling Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia BAILEY FURNITURE COMPANY 3101 Cummings Highway Chattanooga, Tennessee LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN NURSERY W. R. Parker, Owner Lookout Mtn., Tennessee PEGGY'S PRETTY-DO Phone 657-6297 Trenton, Georgia BLAKE'S CITGO P.O. Box 584 Trenton, Georgia LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS 719 Cherry Street Chattanooga, Tennessee RED’S CLEANERS Cleaning and Pressing Trenton, Georgia BROWNIE'S SUPERMARKET Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ridley Rising Fawn, Georgia MAC'S GUN AND TACKLE SHOP Local Sporting Goods Store Rising Fawn, Georgia SALLY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 657-4555 Trenton, Georgia CALLAHAN FURNITURE COMPANY 4929 Rossville Boulevard Chattanooga, Tennessee MARTIN-THOMPSON SPORTING GOODS 713 Cherry Street Chananooga, Tennessee SUNNYSIDE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 657-6370 Trenton, Georgia CANNON TOWEL AND LINEN CO. 2821 Cummings Highway Chattanooga, Tennessee McBRYAR MOTEL South of Square Trenton, Georgia TRENTON BARBER SHOP Registered Master Barbers W. W. Tinker and Charles Sims DON SMITH'S HARDWARE Gross Shopping Center Trenton, Georgia B. C. McCORMICKS'S Standard Oil Station Trenton, Georgia TRENTON ENCO Sandy Swann, Manager Trenton, Georgia DYER CHEVROLET New and Used Cars Trenton, Georgia MILLER BROTHERS First in Fashion Chattanooga, Tennessee VIRGINIA’S COIFFURES Virginia Ferguson Trenton, Georgia HARDIE AND CAUDLE 809 Market Street Chattanooga, Tennessee Nobody Else Will Do MOORE'S BARBER SHOP Trenton, Georgia WALLIN BROTHERS Service Station and Grocery Rising Fawn, Georgia IOOF LODGE No. 38 Trenton, Georgia O'DELLS LOOKOUT VALLEY GROCERY Otis O'Dell, Owner 3031 West Cummings Highway WALL’S WRECKER SERVICE Phone 657-4115 Trenton, Georgia WILSON'S GARAGE Expert Mechanical Repair Rising Fawn, Georgia -