Dadeville High School - Talisman Yearbook (Dadeville, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

DADEVILLE HIGH SCHCCL DADEVILLE, ALABAMA VOLUME FORTY-ONE Fage 1 Title The Dedicadph 4 The Lower Classmen 17 The Attractions r - iassraen '43 The PatVofts m e the Talisman stafj do proudly dedicate our I()H2 edition to Coach Jimmy L. Burson His professional ability, dignity, hardwork as a coach, and his love for Dadeville High School has earned him the respect of our entire student body. Pape 1 Dedication Fage 6 Opening Page 7 Opening jn an cl when we (e h taht en we leave we eacn lane a part of Sb.MS. with us. Page 8 Opening Page 11 Opening Pa e 15 Opening ____________________________ Pa e 15 Fage 17 Seniors Page 18 Seniors jbee _ Jdtard, r. buriton 1lernando Jdeard s4nye (u Jbarfene Mod nett Milliard TJodd . 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Ohough the fa nd and Sea divide us We will ever cherish dear Our lefoved _ lima Water J nd her name we will revere. SENIOR PERSONALITIES AND MISS DUS Duchi Huff Neil Chase Page 28 Seniors FRIENDLIEST CUTEST MUST PCPIJLAC A4CST ATHLETIC BEST DRESSED WITTIEST MOST TALKATIVE BIGGEST FLIRT Page 31 Senior We re a Crazy Crew — the Class of 82! Pa e M Seniors amm quotis wm mm Clayton James Bertholf Clayton Seek not recognition, but supremacy S.G.A. Rep 1, 2, 3. 4; Vice-Prcs. 3; Pres. 4;Jr. Science Club I, Pres. 1;Jr. Beta Club 1; Sec. 1; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Vice-Prcs. 3: Treasurer 4; Sr. Science Club 2. 3. 4; Reporter 3; Drama Club 3. 4; Vice-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Boys’ State Rep. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Tiger Rag Staff 4; Talisman Staff Photographer 4; High School Scholar's Bowl Team 3. 4; Best Dressed 4; Century III Leader 4. Lisa Jean Bolan Lisa” Have patience with all things, but first of all have patience with yourself. ” F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2. 3; Sr. Science Club 2; Area Training Center 3. 4; F.B.L.A. 3; H.O.S.A. 4. Connie Irene Buchanan Connie” If something goes wrong don t go with it. ” F.H.A. 1, 2; Sr. G.A.A 1, 2; F.T.A. 3; Library Staff 2; Christian Life Club 3. 4; Area Train- ing Center 3.4; F.H.A. Hero 3.4. Lajarus Burns Lajarus Sharing and Caring is the secret of living. Band 1. 2; Jr. Cheerleader 1; S.G.A. 2; 4-H 3; Beauty Nominee 3;Jr. G.A.A. 2. Todd Jefferson Carlisle Todd” Music calms a troubled world. ” Band 1. 2. 3. 4; All County Band 1, 2, 3; Section Leader 3. 4; Christian Life Club 1; F.F.A. 1. 4; Band Officer 1. 2, 3; Most Talented 4 Cynthia Diane Carroll Cindy” It's no use to cling to the rocks that are falling with you. ” Class Sec. 1; F.H.A. 1; Jr. Beta Club 1; Christian Life Club 3; Tiger Rag Artist 3; Drama Club 3.4; Health Careers Club 2, 3.4; Band 1. 2,4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Section Leader 2; Co-Section Leader 4; Band President 4; Talisman Staff 3, 4; Assn't Editor 3; Editor 4; Nominee for Girls State 3; Most Talented 4; Class Day Officer, Poet 4. Mollye Anne Caylor Mollye” Strangers are only friends I’ve yet to meet. Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; All Area Football Team 3, 4; O-A All-Star Team 4; Who's Who in American High School Sports 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2. 4; Varsity Base- ball 1, 2. 3, 4; Jr. High Football and Basketball; Key Club 2. 3. 4; Jr. Beta Club 1; Presi- dent 1; Sr. Beta Club 2. 3. 4; President 3; Class President 2.4; Christian Life Club 1, 2; D Club 7. 8. 1. 2, 3, 4; Sec.-Treas. 3; Talisman Staff 4; Class Favorite 1. 4; Boys' State 3; Mr D.H.S. 4; Good Citizenship Award 4; All State First Team 4. Robert Leigh Clark Bob” Never tell me that anything cannot be done. God may have been waiting for centuries for someone ignorant enough of the impossible to do that very thing. S.G.A. 3, 4; Sr. Beta Club 3, 4; President 4; Tiger Rag Staff 4; Key Club 3, 4; Sr. Science Club 3. 4; Drama Club 4; Talisman Staff 4; Scholar's Bowl Team 3. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Priscilla Sue Crayton Priscilla” Never give up. Give it all you 've got until you make it to the top. Girls' Basketball 1; F.H.A. 1; 4-H 1, 2, 3,4. Kevin Scott Davis Scott” Lila Susan Davis Lila” My bounty is as boundless as the sea, my love is as deep; the more I give to thee, the more I have, for both are infinite. F.H.A.; Sr. 4-H; S.G.A.; F.T.A:3;Jr. Science; Sr. G.A.A.; Sr. Science Dana Lisa Downing Dana” I believe, and because I believe I trust, and because I trust I wait, and because I wait, I shall be fulfilled. ” Jr. Beta Club Treasurer 1; Tiger Rag Staff 1, 2, 3, Editor 4; Jr. G.A.A. President 1; Color Guard 1, 2, 3; Rifle Corps 2, 3; Captain 3; Talisman Staff 3, 4; Senior Editor 4; Sr. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Drama Club 4; S.G.A. 1. 2, 3; Sec.-Treas. 2; Executive Aide 3; Health Careers 4; Christian Life Club 1. Sec-Treas. 2. President 3; Reporter 4; FHA I, F.T.A. 2; Class Secretary 2, 3; Class Maid 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Beauty Finalist 2; Cutest 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Century III Alternate 4. Andrew Bernard Foshee Andy” II Cor. 3Not that we are sufficient of ourselves to think anything as of ourselves; but ■ sufficiency is of God.' F.F.A. 1; SGA 1, 3; Christian Life Club 1. 3; President 4; Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 4; Talisman Staff 4; Friendliest 4. F.H.A. 1; Jr. Beta Club 1; Drama Club 3. 4; Talisman Staff 4; Assn't Editor; Nominee for Girls' State 3; Friendliest 4; Class Day Officer, Prophet 4. Lea Kerrtrential Foster Lea” Neil Wayne Chase, Jr. Neil” What we are is God's gift to us. What we make of ourselves is our gift to God. You have to reach for the stars sometime to try to attempt the impossible each time. Transferred from Benjamin Russell 4. Page 34 Seniors Darrell Fraser Greg Holloway To a friendi house the road is never long. ( That is if you know who your friends are.) ” F.F.A I, 2; Biggest Flirt 4; A.T.C. 3,4. Darlene Gables A woman with a man is like a fish without water. ” Transferred from Etowah High School 2; F.T.A Reporter 3; Vice-Pres. 4; A.T.C 2, 3.4. Rita Gail Goggans •Rita Faith is blind except upward. It is blind to impossibilities, and deaf to doubt It listens only to Cod and sees only His pou er and acts accordingly. F.H.A 1; F.T.A. 2. Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Tiger Rag Staff 3; Drama Club 4; Christian Life Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Talisman Staff 3; Elementary Editor 4; Band Manager 2; Color Guard 3. Peggy Rochelle Gregory Rochelle” Your life is God s gift to you. What you do with your life is your gift to Cod F.T.A. Secretary 1; F.H.A. 1; Christian Life Club 2. Reporter 3. 4; V.I.C.A. 3, 4; Most Dependable 4. Tracey Gulledge Varsity Football 3, 4; Baseball 3. 4; Key Club 3, Pres. 4, D' Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Best All Around 4; Transferred Doherty High School Colorado Springs, Colorado 3. Billy Heard Be nice to me because I had a hard day and because I m so sweet. F.F.A. 1, 2; Library Club 1; Varsity Basketball 1. Dariton Fernando Heard Hit-Man” There's so much good in the worst of us, and so much had in the best of us, that it is hardly necessary for any of us, to speak about the rest of us. Varsity Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; D Club 1, 2, 4; F.F.A. 1. 2, 4; S.G.A. 2. Angela Darlene Hodnett Angela ’ And the Lord said, Let their be light, — but do 1 have to be the only one that shines! Class Officer 1; F.H.A. 1; Office Staff 2, 3; Jr. Beta 1; Girls' Basketball 2, 3; S.G.A. 3; Drama Club 3,4; Most Athletic 4; F.T.A. 4; Talisman 4. Richard Todd Holdridge Todd If a goal is high, one can always rises if one has no goal, then opportunity dies. ” Jr. Football 1; Jr. Beta 1; S.G.A. 1, 2; Sr. Beta 2, 3. 4; Reporter 3; Key Club 3. 4; F.F.A. 4; Talisman Staff 4; Varsity Football 4. If working is a crime, I’m not guilty. F.F.A. 2. Dina Kay Hovey Dina Happiness is as a butterfly which when pursued is always beyond our grasp, hut whi you will sit down may light on you. Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Color Guard 1, 2; Co-Head 2; Section Leader 3; Majorette 4; All Co Band 3, 4; Jr. Science 1; Jr. Beta 1; Health Careers 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Sr. Science Library Staff 3. 4; President 4; Drama Club 3. 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 4; Most Ambitio: Class Giftorian 4. Duchi Machelle Huff Duchi When no one else believes in you: believe in yourself. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Section Leader 1; Band Officer 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Head 4; Jr. Cl leader 1; Jr. Beta 1;Jr. Science Secretary 1; Sr. Science 3. 4; Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1; S.G 3. 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Health Careers 4; Office Staff 2, 3; Talisman Staff 4; Class Of 1, 3; Class Favorite 3; Beauty Finalist 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss D.H.S. 4; Homecoming Ma Homecoming Queen 4. Melanie Ann Jarrell Melanie” Work does not scare me, I could lay there and look at it all day long. Transferred from Lyman Ward 4. Elizabeth Anne Jennings Beth Happy is the person who can laugh at himself — he will never cease to he amused. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Health Careers 2: Christian Life Club 3. 4; F.T.A. 4; A.T.C. 3, 4; F.B. 3.4; Miss F.B.L A. of the month 3; Treasurer 4. Leigh Ann Jennings Leigh Nothing lasts forever except the grace of God, By which I stand in Jesus. Band 1, 2, 3; Color-Guard 1. 2, 3; Jr. Science Treasurer 1; Sr. Science 2; F.H.A. 1. 2; C tian Life Club 1, 3, 4; Health Careers 2, 3; Reporter 3; Library Staff 3; Drama CU Talisman Staff 4; F.T.A. 4; S.G.A. 3; Class Officer 2; Class Favorite 1, 2; Class Beauty Alternate Beauty 2. Robert Johnson Think as a winner and you will stay a winner. Varsity Football 4. Stephen Treadwell Jones T-BO” Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing is so gentle as true strength. Transferred from Opelika High School 4. Page 35 Seniors f Susan Rebecca Kizziah Susan” laughter is the sunshine that drives winter from the human face. P H.A. 1, 2; F.T.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Miss F.B.L.A. 3;Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 3.4. Gary Eugene LaFollette Russian” When a Resolute Fellow steps up to that great hully, the world, and takes him boldly by the beard, he is often surprised to find that the beard comes off in his hand, that it was only tied on to scare away timid adventurers. Jr. Science 1; Sr. Science 2, 3; Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Beta 2. 3. 4; S.G.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 2; Class President 3; Key Club 3. 4; Talisman Staff 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Most Ambi- tious 4. Beverly” We can't all be heroes; somebody has to sit on the curb and clap as they goby.” Color Guard I. 2; S.G.A. 1; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Devotional Leader 1; Secretary-Treasurer Key Club 3, 4; A.T.C. 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Drama Club 4. Donald Lee Oliver Donnie” Good, better, best; Never let it rest; Until your good is better and your better best. Jr. High Football; D Club 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 4; B Team 3. High Basketball; Baseball 3, 4. Ronald Lee Oliver ’Ronnie” Rhonda Litsey Diamond. are a girls best friend, but I’ll take boys any old day. ” Band 1, 2, 3,4; Assistant Section Leader 4; Sr. Science Club 3; V.I.C.A. 3; Class Favorite 3; Talisman Staff 4; Most Talkative 4. Jackie Grace Lockett Jackie” The sweetest of all sounds is praise. ” A man isn’t poor if he can st ill laugh. ” Varsity Football 3, 4; D Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. High Basketball, B-Tcam 3; Varsity Basketba 4. Barry Lynn Pitts Barry” It s not what I do that worries me; just when I get caught. Varsity Football 1, 2, 3; D Club 1. 2, 3; F.F.A. 1. 2, 3; 4-H 1. 2. Band 1. 2; F.H.A. 1. 2, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Reporter 4; S.G.A. 1; 4-H 1, 2. 4;Jr. Science 1; Chris- tian Life Club 1, 4; A.T.C. 3,4. Felix Lamar Lockhart Sugarbear” Calvin Poole The only way to get ahead, is to use the one you got. ” Band 1, 2, 3.4; Key Club 4. It’s not what I do that worries me its when I get caught. ” Jr. High Football; Varsity Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who in American Athletics 3, 4; fball 1� B-Team 1, 2; Library Club 1; D” Club 1, 2, 3,4; Most Popular 4. Kenny McBride be yourself. ” .F.A. 1, 2, 4; Secretary 4; Class Vice-President 4; Wittiest 4. Norma Jean Montgomery —-------------------- . ’• Norma” Cor in 16:14 Let all things be done with charity. F.H.A. 1, 2; F.H.A. Hero 1,4; F.T.A. 1; A.T.C. 4. Robbie Nell Morgan Robbie” If every one would say what they mean and mean what they say. then our world tomorrow would he more understanding than today. ” Sr. 4-H 2, 3; Devotional leader 3; Key Club 4; Christian Life Best Dressed 4. . G.A.A. 4; S. G. A. 3, 4; F.H.A.4; Color Guard 1, ; Class Favorite 3; Cheerleader 4; Beauty Finalist 1, 3; eader Jf 3; Sr ifepflub 1; C Beverly Ann Norton } «■ Ruby Annette Ray Annette You will never get ahead of anyone as long as you are trying to get even with him. ” Sr. Beta Club 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2; A.TXm 3,4; FJ3.L.A. 3. 4. Christopher Redden I am the music master hear what I say. Teresa Roland ”TR” The threads of our lives are mended together by goldtp moments. F.H.A. 1; Class Favorite 2, 3; S.G.A. 2, 3,4; 1st Vice Presidcm 3; Christian Life Club 1 4; Vice President 4; F.T.A. 2, 3; Vice PreSdent 2; Secretary 2;‘Beauiy 2; Alternate Beat 3, 4; Alternate Cheerleader 2; Cheerleader 3. 4; Co-head 4; D’ Club 3. 4; Secretary Drama Club Treasurer 4; Class Maid 3; Homecoming Queen Nominee 4; Talisman Sti 4; Best All Around 4; Class Lawyer 4; Who’s Who Among American High School $H dents 4. Tommy Royston I think the next best thing to solving a problem is finding some humor in it. Jr. Science: I; F.F.A. 1; Key Club 3.4; S. .A. 3. 4; Talismai taff 2, 3; Band 3,4. Lonoscar Russell Sandy” People that pray together, stay together. 4-H 1.2; Baseball 1, F.F.A. 1.2. Melissa Dawne Sanders Dawne Happiness is like a kiss; it feels best when you give it to someone else Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Rifle 2. 3; Concert Band 1, 2. 4; Jr. Beta C lub Reporter 1 Sr Beg� Club 2. Treasurer 3. Vice-President 4. Jr. Science Club 1; Sr. Science 2; Christian Life Club 2. 3; S.G.A. 2. 3; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Health Careers 3, President 4; Key Club 3, 1; Talisman Staff 3,4; Class Historian 1 If at first you Jon 7 succeed, try, try again because your boat will come in Christian Life 3. 4; Drama Club 3. 4; F.F.A. 1. 2. Shirley Turner The world owes us nothing, it was here first. 1; Jr. Beta 1; Christian Life Club 1; Colorguard 3; F.H.A. 1; V.LC.A. 3. Twila Michelle Voss ml 'Ihe hardest thing to learn :n life ts which bridge to cross and which to burn. Jimmy Kyle Sanford Scoon A good name will wear out; a bad one may he turned; a ni.knamt lasts fo Jr. High Footbab 1. Varsity Football 2. 3. 4; D Club 2. 3. 4; Christian Life Club 1, 2; Jr. Science 1; Sr. Science 3; Class Officer 1. 4; Class Favorite 2. Boys' State 3 Most Talkative 4. Kellie Sexton Jesus ts right for whatever is wrong in your life. F.li .A. 1, 2; Christian Life Club 2. Diana Lynn Sheffield Sunshine” Life is like an ice cream cone, you have to learn to lick it. Transferred from Jeff Davis of Montgomery 3; V.LC.A. 3.4; Secretary of Treasury 4. Frederic Gregg Shuler Fish” 'Effort comes before Success, . . . and not only in the dictionary. Jr. Beta Club 1; S.G.A. 3, 1st Vice-President 4; Drama Club 3, Vice-President 4; Key Club 3,4; Talisman Staff Photographer 3,4; Sr. Science Club 4; Homecoming Escort 4. Ruby Slaughter If work causes death, I 'll lit e forever.' ’ Favorite 1; 4-H 1, 2, S.G.A. 1; C.A. 3.4. April Ann Smith April” Psalms 73:26 My flesh and my hea t faileth; hut Goa portion forever. ” Band 1, 2, 3; Asst. Drum Major Life Club 2, 3. 4; Vice-President 3 3,4; Drama Club 4; Reporter 4; Tiger Rag Staff 4; Talisman Staff Steve Taylor B M 3; Jr Science 1; S.G.A. 1. 2. 3; F.H 3: Sr. Beta Club 3. 4; F.T.A. 2, 3.4; I Transferred from A1 Leader 3; Miss F T.A. whh High 2; Christian Life Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Devotioi month 3; A.T.C. 3. 1. I B.L.A. 3: V.LC.A. 4. Gary Ware Keep your mind open and something good might enter. Basketball l. 2. 3.4; F.F.A. 1. 2; 4-H 1. 2. Angela White ery thing there is a season and a time under eery purpose of heaven. S.G.A. 1; Sr. 4-H 1, 2; F.H.A. 1, 2; Alternate Beauty 1; Class Beauty 4. David Alan White David In athletics, just like life, you ‘ve got to accept the fact that things don 7 always go your The main thing is to work hard at improving yourself. That way when your op port unit J come and it will! You 'll be ready. ” Jr. High Football 1; Varsity Football 2. 3, 4; Captain 4; All-Area Team 3 .4; Q-A Ail-St Team 4; Who's Who in American High Schoqjf Athletics 3. 4, Centuries All Americ n A1I-S High School Prep Football Team 3; 1st Team All-State 3. 4; 2nd,Team All-State 3; Club 7th, 8th. 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 3; Jr. Science 1, Jr. Beta 1; Sr. Science 2. 3, President Christian Life Club 1, 2; F.F.A. 1; Key CLub 3, 4; Vice President 4; Library Staff 2, Cli Favorite 3, Class Officer 1. 2. 3; Boys' State 3; Most Dependable 4. Janet Williams Be kind to me. a good woman is hard to find. '. Girls' Basketball 1; 4-H 1, 2; S.G.A. 1. Laurie Katherine Williams Laurie A smile starts the day off right' Class Reporter 1. 3; Jr. Science 1; Sr. Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Jr. Beta Club 1; Qass Vice-Prcs. Health Careers .' 3. 4; Devotional Leader ■ ; Sr. Science 2, 3; Secretary 3; Beauty Finalist S ( .A. 3.4: Talisman Staff 4; Band 1, 2. 4; Majorette 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Homecomii 4: Most Popular 4. Elizabeth Laura Wilson Betty ‘Yesterday's a memory, tomorrow's too far to see; live life for today, and just let it be. F.T.A.3, 4; Christian Life 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Talisman Staff 4; Varsity Cheerleading S.G.A. 3,4; Class Favorite 3; D Club 4; Queen Nominee 4; Wittiest 4. Page 37 Seniors Kenny Tracey Cindy Beverly Rochelle Laurie L. 7| Jackie Page 38 Seniors Clayton Ruby Dariton Todd C. Rita Chris Barry Dawne Dana Duchi Bob H. I BUM David Calvin Lonoscar Andy Lajarus i i 1 F r Darrell Randy Shirley Connie Beth Robbie 4- Rhonda Greg H. Neil HI rfv -- t: Kellie Melanie Mollye Priscilla Dina Page 39 Seniors m Senior Class Officers Stated President, Neil Chase; Standing L to R Reporter, Dina Hovey; Vice-President. Jim Sanford; Reporter, T-BO Jones; Vice-President, Kenny McBride; Not Shown Sec.-Treas., Sunshine Sheffield. Who’s Who Among American High School Students Clayton Bertholf Bob Clark Teresa Roland Dana Downing Century III Leader Clayton Bertholf Boys’ and Girls’ State Standing Neil Chase and David White. Stated Clayton Bertholf, Laurie Williams, Jim Sanford. WHO'S WHO Class Day Officers Valedictorian Clayton Bertholf Dawne Sanders — Historian Mollye Caylor — Prophet Teresa Roland — Lawyer Dina Hovey — Giftorian Cindy Carroll — Poet Salutatorian Todd Holdridge DAR GOOD CITIZEN Neil Chase Senior Class Favorites Kenny McBride — Neil Chase Page 42 Who's Who Teresa Roland — Laurie William Fage 43 Upper Classmen 11th Grade Favorites: (L to R) David Zeanah. Audrey Walker, Regina Fraser. Jay Evers, Donna Lloyd, Ted Meadows. JUNIORS Homecoming Maid Regina Fraser llth Grade Officers: (L to R) Kevin Davis. Rep.; Janna Evers. Sec.; Anne Timberlake, Rep.; David Jones. Vice-Pres.; (Back) Selena Bailey. Rep.; Doug Steed, Pres.; Jodie Hyer. Vice-Pres.; Blake Owen. Vice-Pres. Page 44 Upperclassmen Michael Coker Kenny Crabb Kevin Davis Truitt Crouch Keith Davis Brian Davis Leighanne Davis Sid Davis James Duck Michael Duck Lisa Easterwood janna Evers Annie Duchene Joel Dunaway J.D. Floyd Sarah Foster Regina Fraser Cindy Gibson LaVell Gilliland Debra Fitten F.vers Stan Adcock Leland Avery Freddie Bailey Stacey Bennett Bernard Burns Andre Burton Jack Caldwell Keith Caldwell LaSandra Canada Selena Bailey Cassandra Banks Jill Behler Norman Brooks Charlotte Clanton Page 45 Upperclassmen David Iones Thomas Jennings Jodie Hyer Willard Jenkins Timmie Leonard Donna Lloyd Am. Sonya Kidwell Lowe Darrell McWhorter Janette McAdory Todd McKelvey Gail McClure Johnathan Heard Patricia Heard Willie Goodman Jimmie Griffies James Norma Patricia Hall Harper Harper Lisa Kenton Hill Hughes Neressa Wheeler Willie Michele Lowe Arnette Debra Ted Shane Blake Meadows Moore Owen Page 46 Upperclassmen Page 47 Upperclassmen 6th Grade Power Now Annette. It's not that bad It 's alright Jill! Ouch ’ Rhine Chrome Cowboy 07286 — Royston, T. 71 52 60 5 62 55 8 39 35 70 88 50 56 9 I 64 24 33 14 22 68 40 21 TV 44 20 10 41 66 15 KEAHEY BURSON The 1981 Tiger Team Future Star Santa Claus? Spitiball King Wanna ride in my new white car? Page 48 Upperclassmen 10th Grade Favorites: (L to R) Margaret Montgomery, Ronald Taunton. Cile Williams. Jeff Boone. Thomas Moncus, Donna Burnette. Tim Knox. Misha Youngblood. 10th Grade Officers: (LtoR) Kevin Clotfelter. Rep.; Misha Youngblood. Vice-Pres.; Dinah Slatter. Rep.; Jeanne Peter- son. Rep.; Beverly Pearson. Rep.; (Back) Jeff Boone. Pres.; Cile Williams. Sec.; Gene Huff. Vice-Pres.; Donna Burnette. Vice-Pres.; Margaret Montgomery. Vice-Pres. SOPHOMORE Page 49 Upperclassmen Mike Haggerty Page 50 Upperclassmen Denise Brenda Shawn Hail Harper Harrelson Vincent Brenda James Jones Kittrell Kittrell Chris Deanna James Litsey Lynch Martin Sherry Melanie Thomas Milner Milstead Moncus W.nchell Jenkins David Johnson Shawn Johnson Shelia Johnson I Jackie Heard Dewayne Hodnett Gene Huff Frankie Jones Brian Nicholson Daryl Kizziah Mike McDill Tim Knox Tommy McDonald Debra Monroe Margaret Montgomery Phil Morgan Terry Lamb David McMichael Lee Ledbetter if Gayle Meadows Page 51 Upperclassmen Edwina Russaw Leonna Railey Karon Ray Starla Roberts James Sanders Lynn Sharpe Dinah Slatter Malcolm Silmon Ronald Taunton Mon Thurman Sharon Tolbert Dedria Turner Cilc Williams Susie Wise Olivia Wright Dorothy Russell Tanya Smith Anita Waldrop Roderick Wyckoff Misha Youngblood Myron Oliver James Orr Beverly Pearson Laura Pogue Kammy Fletcher Ponder Porter Jerome Lorenza Russell Russell Sharon Donald Stone Taunton Dewayne Keith Ware Welcher Page 52 Upperclassmen My nose itches! You've got to be Kidding! Here Come the Tigers! But Mr. Crisler... jo 1 VT tuim GO The Coach and his Tiger May 1 Speak? The Don Juan of D.H.S. Now, I said smile! % STAn I have a run in my hose 2-A STATE PROUD I of our Ym PANTHERS hi I NOV! Page 53 Upper Classmen 9th Grade Favorites: (L to R) Anthony Jackson, Scott Ferguson, Alfred Johnson, David Reader, Kathy Morris. Jill White. Tammy Loyed, Lisa Matthews. FRESHMEN Homecoming Maid Annie Presley 9th Grade Officers: (L to R) Brett Foshce, Pres.; Megan Pulliam, Vice-Pres.. Jill White. Vice-Pres.. Donald Kizziah, Vicc-Pres.; Ronnie Luvisi, Vice-Pres.; Julie Meltzer, Rep., Ramon Ware. Sec.; Tammy Loyed, Rep.; Dede Stone. Rep.; Yvette Jacobs. Rep. Page 54 Upperclassmen Lorondia Giles Page 55 Upperclassmen Mary jewel Hinkle Terry Holdridge Jackie Holley Timothy Holloway Kathy Johnson Michelle Kidwcll Donald Kizziah Belinda I.amb Stacy Ledbetter Willie Leonard Mitch McCollum Donna Milam Brad Henderson Angela Hutchins Roberta Hutchins Anthony Jackson Nellie Jackson Rodney Jefferson Diane Heard Rachel Hutcherson Lisa Matthews Sue McConnell Wanda McCormick John McKelvey Julie Meltzer Barry Mennifee Debbie Milam Teresa Tammy Litsey Loyed Ronnie Luvisi Paige Mann Tina Mathis Page % Upperclassmen Daine Sharpe Fage 57 Upperclassmen Page 58 Upperclassmen EIGHTH 8th Grade Officers: (1st Row) Pres.: Will Chase. Cheryl Galigher, Shane Youngblood, Kim Pearson; (2nd Row) Vice- Pres.: Becky Parkman, Chris Hartley. Julie Sanders. Amy Clanton; (Back Row) Tara Carlton, Sec.Treas., Cathy Heard, Rep.; Sharon Copeland, Sec. Treas.; Joelle Deavers, Rep.; Mike Wright. Treas.;James Crayton. Sec.; Ricky Rolling. Rep.. John Timberlake, Sec.-Treas.; Tim Hunt. Rep. 8th Grade Favorites: (L to R) John Timberlake. Julie Sanders. Mike Griffies. Julie Freeman. Cheryl Galigher. Shane Youngblood. Theresa Burns. Hubert Askew. Page 59 Upperclassmen Chris Davis Joclle Deavers Kelly Crews James Crayton Chris Dcndy Janice Dowdell Lara Duke Abbett Udora Berry Teresa Burns Craddock Kenny Bland Lori Caldwell Donald Crouch James Boyd Tara Carleton Rhonda Crouch Sandra Arron Marcus Boyd Symantha Catratt Tony Collier Hubert Askew Stephanie Brown Will Chase Tisa Colvin Sharon Copeland Evelyn Adams Jerome Adcock Rodney Alvis Gail Benefield Amy Bryan Amy Clanton Mike Cleveland Evelyn Berry Donna Bums Ugcw uppciiuoamv.. Reginald Hutchins Page 61 Upperclassmen Keith Jones Pauline Long David Mann Willie McClain Mike McCullars Teri Milwid Bernard Minnicfee Diane Monroe Elizabeth Monroe Kandy Morris Becky Park man Angela Patterson Judy Payne Karen Payne Kim Pearson Wanda Pendley Robbie Pritchard Shannon Pritchard Pamela Rowe William Pogue Jo Ann Rupent Royal Porch Angela Russell Rebecca Pope Raymond Russell Rhonda Kaas Shane Kid well Matthew Knox Marsha McClure Dannette Nabors Tammy Ragsdale Carl Price Diane Rowan Mike Roberts Kathy Pinkston Page 62 Upperclassmen Page 63 Upperclassmen SEVENTH 7th Grade Favorites: (LtoR) Phil Pritchard, Alita Baker, Denean Lloyd. Joel Gulledge. Cory Adamson, Tonya McGuire, Tammy Hartley, Keith Sexton. Buffy Sanford, Kenny Chase. 7th Grade Officers: (L to R)John Harrelson, Pres.; Cory Adamson, Pres.; Queneta Martin, Pres.; Shirley Jones. Pres ; Joel Gulledge. Pres.; Kathy Gooden, Cecil Tolbert. Kenny Chase. Robin Johnson, Teresa Stone, Vice-Pres.; Dannie Corley, Angie Crouch, Jennifer Burgess. Christen Currie. Sherri McDonald, Sec.-Treas.; Scott Akins, Angie Henderson, David Fuller. Edward Crayton, Marrell Hartley, Reporter; Stephanie Burton, Kristi Dupree, Treas. Page 64 Upperclassmen Carol Davis Page 65 Upperclassmen Robin Huff Steve Ingram Kevin Dunham Michelle Fuller Elizabeth Freeman Alan Frizzell David Fuller Kristi Clover Farrow Valarie Ford William Heard Tammy Hartley Angie Henderson Geraldine Johnson Ondray Jennings Curtis Johnson Keith Henderson Robin Johnson Kimberly Golden Mammie Giles Kathy Gooden Johnathan Goodman Phyllis Hill Thurman Johnson Marrell Hartley Beverly Granger Ted Greer Page 66 Upperclassmen Charlene Presley Page 67 Upperclassmen Michael Mary Zack Laura Cecil Melanie Tina Stowe Sturdivant Thaggard Thomas Tolbert Tolbert Toler Jessie Williams Mary Williams Sammy Williams Tammy Wright Sharon Wilbur Lisa Buffy Grady Russell Russell Sanders Sanford Sellers Keith Evelyn Sexton Shealey Volanda Vines Crystal Voss Grady Walker Charles White Andrew Wise Tony Wolfe Laura Shurmun Michelle Smith Jerry Smith Michelle Stallings Fletcher Stewart Teresa Stone Amanda Stowe Melvin Turner Page 68 Upperclassmen s E u D p U E c R A I T N ° I T f O E N N D E N T TRUSTEES Richard B. Williams Hugh Owen Charles Henderson Page 70 Faculty A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Page 71 Faculty Mr. Crisler and his office staff (LtoR) Seated Michelle Lowe. Mr. Crisler. Standing Gail Meadows, Brenda Kittrell, Janice Wilbanks, Neressa Jones, Chery Turner, and Kellie Sexton. Mrs. Lynne Caldwell Guidance Counselor Jacksonville St. Univ. B.A., B.S.. and M.S. Mrs. Gardner and her office staff. (L to R) Margaret Montgomery, Melissa Weaver. Debra Fitten, Jodi Hyer, Anne Timberlake. Tanya Smith, Jenna Treadwell, Kim Hartley. Melinda Weaver. Seated in Center Mrs. Gardner. Page 72 Faculty Sally Baker History Auburn Univ. B.S. Mike Barron Vo. Ag. Auburn Univ. B.S. Dorothy Bishop Special Education AUM M.Ed. Auburn Univ. B.S. James Blair Math Livingston Univ. B.S. Jane Blankenship Jimmy Burson English Special Education Auburn Univ. B.S. Auburn Univ. B.S. icksonville St. M S. F A C u L T Y Margaret Caldwell Science Auburn Univ.B.S. Iris Canady Librarian Tuskegee Inst. B.S. Atlanta llniv.M.S. Clifton Crisler Assistant Principal ubum Univ. B.S., M.Ed. Linda Davis History Auburn Univ. B.S.; M.Ed. Page 73 Faculty F A C U L T Y Rhonda Dettloff Home Ec. Auburn Univ. B.S. Carroll Gulledge P.E. Jacksonville St. Rose Jones Science Auburn Univ. B.S. Page 74 Faculty P ' 1 Wayne Keahey Head Coach Jacksonville St. B.S. Middle Tenn. Univ. M.S. Sharon Dollar Math Auburn Univ. B.S. Social Studies Alabama St. College B.S. Linda Hayes Science and Math Univ. of Alabama B.A. Columbus College M.Ed. Jimmy Jones History and Drivers Ed Univ. North AL M.A. Carol Marable Math Auburn Univ. B.S. Johnnie Fae Pennington Commercial Univ. of Montevallo B.S. Univ. of Alabama M.A. Annette Smith History and English ACJC and Auburn Univ. M.S. Carla TaJ ton Social St. and Science A.U.M. B.S. and M.Ed. Louise Thompson P.E. Jacksonville St B.S. Mary Timberlake English Auburn Univ. B.S. Vicky Waters Science Auburn Univ. B.S. Marcia Ware English Samford Univ. B.A. Georgia St. M.Ed. Nancy Washburn Math Auburn Univ. B.S Page 75 Faculty Page 76 Faculty E A L D E M M I E N N I T S A T R R Y A T I O Mrs. Sarah Morgan, Secretary Mr. Donald Black, Principal — '•A Levis Dyson ; i Gifted Program Nancy Sc ext Thelma Mize Diane Simmons F A C u L T Y Sandra Taylor Lisa Webb Kathy Williams Miss Piggy Page 77 Faculty Elementary Custodians: Charles David and Emma Jane Johnson. High School Custodians: Martha Russell and L.J. Elaster. Page 78 Faculty s P u E p R p S o o R N T N Lunch Room Staff: Bottom (L to R) Betty Alvis. Mary Jennings. Alice Pearson. Myrtle Woodruff. Ada Russell Top {L to R) Aldessie Alvis, Ruth Russell, and Faye Haywood. Bus Drivers: (L to R) Nell Boone. Audrey Davis, Peggy Moran. Wilma Martin, Albert Johnson, Lee LaFollcttc, Gertrude Taylor, Claire Hinkle. Doug Atkins. Not Shown Wade Acton. Joe Martin. Billy Morgan, I.arena Russell. John Whatley, and James Woodyard. Page 80 Lowerclassmen Matt Davidson Robin Crouch Mike Crouch Chris Crouch Donna Banks Jason Burton David Cotnev Jeff McKelvey Melinda Meadows Lisa Kizziah Marla Jennings Stan Gina Tracy Harrelson Jackson Gail Zcanah Stan Williams Dewaine Tate Christy Walker Tim Rowe Mary Presley Richard Peterson Michele Moran Joey Yarbrough Tommy Adams Sonja Davis Anthony McKinney Tina Williams Melba Leigh Mitchell Jennifer Wright Lisa Amos Page 81 Lowerclassmen Michael Wingard Jerry Wright Page 82 Lowerclassmen Randy Woodyard Michael Wood Wade Walls Kerry Williams Darrell Tidwell Loretta Turner Bryon Waldrep Tracy Roberts Gary Rogers Michael Sims Yolanda Tai Donna Taylor Marti Thurman Tanya Dailey Terry Crouch Lacolya Brenda Corbin Tracy Burns Terrance Askew Monique Jetton Rodney Johnson Robert Berry Chuck Lanford Wendy Adcock Brad Bennett 1 Pam Glasscock Cori Larson Ginger McWhorter Trudy Coe Chuck Lynn Oliver Penton Jenny Petty Page 83 Lowerclassmen 5th GRADE Tommy Joe Barnes Michael Canady Derrick Culp Dana Baker Hope Curtis Mary Davis Maronica Johnson Trisha Sexton Billy Dupree Necale Blackwell Andy Forbus Jessica Morris Dawn Shivers Michele Fourtenbarv Lillion Moss James Smith ♦ 7 Kim Cambre Holly Freeman Tammy Patterson Wendy Tapley Shane Freeman David Cotney Rachel Crayton k ') Steven Arletha Rav Riggsbee Stacy Avers Berta Money- Wade Sharpe Janet Brooks Angela Pearson Brad Thompson Eleonorica Han Barry Thomas Welcher Young Debra Holly Page 84 Lowerclassmen Joe Smith Page 85 Lowerclassmen Michael Allred Lisa Crouch Anthony Baker Tony Joe Barnes Kathy Burns Julie Busby Jerry- Carter Darrell Chadwick Marty Deavers Elliot Friz2ell Debbie Goodman Michael Heard Nathan Henderson Tammy Howard Kevin Crystal Keel Kittrell Shandy Sharp Andy Sims J ■« , 1 Mary Jo Warren John Morris Vicki Noles Vince Perry Vernetta Stone Ivory Riggsbee Bobbie Joe Story Leslye Taunton Klindra Turner Laura McBride Terry McCullars Page 86 Lowerclassmen Michael Rolling Terrie Shaddix Page 87 Lowerclassmen 5th 6th REMEDIAL Page 88 Lower Classmen Amanda Ferrell Melissa Wright 3rd 4th REMEDIAL Derrick Shelia Margaret James Banks Barlow Blackmon Brooks Orent hia Brooks Ricky Davis Sandra Kd wards Tammy Edwards Terry Wyckoff Steven Hudson Timothy James Li U'tl'11 1. M. • I .mi ■ Tony Johnson Jeffery Silmon Joel Taylor Betty Baker Page 89 Lower Classmen 4th GRADE Edward Alvies Richard Perry Cox Milton Garrett Ginger Goodwin Shannon McCullers Mar)- Dearman David Milam Mike Hatton Scon Hurst Osburn Trey Sims Beth Segrest Michelle Jarry Pinkston Ronnie Crumbley Lisa Roberts Jackie Williams Melissa Fuller Wade johnson Charmene Russell James Wright Ken Harris Neighbors Maurice Johnson i Melanie Johnson Eric Russell Cassandra Young Kathy Vines Adam Mathis Page 90 Lowerclassmen Valencia White Page 91 Lowerclassmen Michael Wesson Mary Jean Willingham Page 92 Lowerclassmen Julia Ann Freeman Tara Stowe Bess Turner Traci Stoffregon Brad Blake Craig Kelly Roberts Angela Wyatt Angela Rodney Baker Banks Frederick Jerome Vakail Tammie Turner Walters Brian Nikola Rowe Wayne Yarbrough Tracie Kenneth Stewart Bryan Payne Michelle Powell Connie Burns Robbie Claybrook Cathy Coker Ron Kaas Doris McKenney I.a Wanda Moss Jana Clanton i Dianne Crayton Page 93 Lowerclassmen 3rd GRADE IB fc ' :b -s =v !■' 'tC Dawn Walters Page 94 Lowerclassmen Darrell Pearson Page 95 Lowerclassmen Page 96 Lowe rc lass men Wendy Smith Page 97 Lowerclassmen 2nd GRADE Cynthia Tolbert Crystal Wright Page 98 Lowerclassmen Tomica Silmon Jeff Walker Page 99 Lowerclassmen Adam Sonya Shawn Joe Michelle Burgess Burns Cahalan Champion Cleckler Alice Christy Shelby Tony Eugene Crayton Crayton Elder Engert Freeman Floyd Handley Rob Griffith Tabatha Huey Octavia lohnson Teresa Hutchins Tiffany Roberts Picture Not Available Joel Lawson Larry McBride Demetria Glenda Peppers Tiffany Stone Sandi Thurman Stacy Tolbert Angela Walker Michelle James Adcock Barefield k ; r. Ivan Lorie Qotfeltcr Collier Jimmy Corley Alexis Crayton Kevin Blackwell Lemond Blackwell Patricia Gilliland Page 100 Lowerclassmen Kristi White Cliff Williams Page 101 Lowerclassmen V Susan Fourtenbary r r Kelvm Oliver Constance Jackson Jack Neighbors Angie Haynes Jeremy Kelley Yvonne Simpson IstGRADE Feriando Campbell Carious Anthonv Dottie Craven Cox Denver Dusty Brandon Vicky Casey Fredrick Rhonda Spivey Corbin Stephen Kevin Stone Stroud Tapley Thomas Cross Jay Crumblev Jamie Crayon Carla Burns Paige Caldwell Alice Kathy Pearson Russell Phyllis Banks Amy Brasell Fage 102 I.owerclassmen 4 Yolanda Sturdivant Felicia Tolbert Page 103 Lowerclassmen Anthony Russell Tannesha Silmon Jennifer Stewart Allettia Stone Crystal Taplcv Story Delinda Wells Don White April Thomas Drew Wilder Maria Turner James Yarbrough Scott Wesley Jerri Ann Fuller Griffin Gulledge Charlie Thomas Melissa Woodward James Brad Moran Bryan Payne Pless Reese Roberts $ Christenc Acton Curry Johnson Deon lones Page 104 Lowerclassmen F jb. $ jp r mm Brian Atkins Michelle Banks Jennifer Cox Neal Crayton Rodrick Crayton Tammie Cross Brenda Crouch Kim Davis Nikki Davis Russell Davis Steven Davis Jennifer Duncan Samantha Finley i: Kristi Fuller Latonya Goodman if Dunston Gray r Daniel High Jeffery Huff Fa Trudy Reynolds § C f Eric Betty Hughley Johnson % Tawanda Morris V . rA Kim Patterson Robbie Patterson Miranda Peterson Craig Phillips David Spraggins (Vi Bryan Whitfield Albert Williams Felix Williams Nicki Y arbrough Page 105 Lowerclassmen Frazier Green Ansley Freeman Angela Hallman Lavcrle Bobbie Jo Van Ben ic Mari Beth Twanda Picture Not Available Hr u Janie Money Damian Shealey Michael Sims Vanessa Roderick Stowe Vanessa Sr one Payne LaTonya Tinsley Shontae Turner Jason Turner Ryan Stowes Selena Thomas Charity Vickers Angela Welcher Christy Wolf Alecia Wyckoff Robert Bolan Pktvro Not AvuilobU Jenny Vinson Heather Carroll Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Angela Davis Wayne Bolan Patrick Brooks Valarie Bahner Tony Burton Page 106 Lowerclassmen 1st 2nd REMEDIAL Angela Crayton 1 i Norman Silmon Michael Edwards Bernita Stowes Larry Hutchens Sally Tillery Greg McKelvey John Martin Derrick Toler Quintester Veasley Derrick Wyckoff Agnes Williams Stephanie Alvies Page 107 Lower Classmen KINDERGARTEN Dwight Sturdivant Dec Wright Page 108 Lower Classmen Lamont Shaw Jon Sims Page 109 Lowerclassmen Bradley Banks Jahmil Oliver Michael Bevel Heather Osburn Marcus Curry Misty Driver Shannon Foster Wanda Godwin Felicia Fouge Wendy Pritchard Terrence Russell David Jason Sanford Sims Tanya Welcher Richard Yarbrough Shane Green Heather Barbie Spraggins Michael Ward Shantell Smart Craig Smith Ann Meadows Page 110 Lower Classmen K-REMEDIAL j j £ i Eugene Brown Demetrius Carlisle Picture Not Available Sara Chambers Brad Cornell Vtf, JU I Mike McCollum Jamey Musick Amy Nolan Jackie Odom n U r i I i? m Brent Walters Chris Washington _ I: pm V Ruthy Mae Webb Melvin Wilkerson Barbara Williams Page 111 Lowerclassmen Page 112 Lower Classmen ATTRACTIONS Page 113 Attractions Seniors Coaches — Jimmy Burson and Wayne Keahey Captains — David White and Neil Chase Page 114 Attractions Page 115 Attractions 1 Jessie Foster SE; Rookie 5 Andre Burton TE, LB; 3 yr. Veteran 8 Neil Chase QB, S; 4 yr. Veteran 9 Phil Morgan SE, DB; 2 yr. Letterman 10 David Jones QB, DB; 3 yr. Veteran 14 Ronnie Oliver SE, DE; 2 yr. Letterman 15 Doug Steed RB, LB; 3 yr. Veteran 20 Greg Rowe SE, DB; Rookie 21 Willie Pogue RB, DE; Rookie Page 116 Attractions 22 Dariton Heard 24 Donnie Oliver 35 David Zeanah RB, LB; 3 yr. Veteran TE, DE; 2 yr. Letterman LB; Rookie 39 Felix Lockhart RB, DT; 4 yr. Veteran 40 Todd Holdridge SE, DB; Rookie 41 Jim Sanrord TE, DE; 3 yr. Veteran 44 Thomas Jennings FB, DT; 3 yr. Veteran 50 Fletcher Porter T, DG; Rookie 52 Robert Johnson G, DG; Rookie Page 117 Attractions 55 David White 56 Jay Evers 60 Ramon Ware G, DT; 3 yr. Veteran C; 3 yr. Veteran C; Rookie 62 Timmie Lee Leonard G, DG; 3 yr. Veteran 63 Tracey Gulledge T, DG; 2 yr. Letterman 64 David Floyd T, DG; Rookie 66 David Johnson G, Rookie 68 Barry Pitts T, DG; 3 yr. Veteran 70 Kevin Clotfelter G; Rookie Page 118 Attractions 71 Stan Adcock T; Rookie 75 Dewayne Ware T; Rookie 80 Darrell Kizziah DE; Rookie Managers: (L to R) Joel Gulledge, David Fuller. Malcolm Silmon.John Rat Harrelson 88 Tommy McDonald TE; Rookie Page 119 Attractions DADEVILLE 20 — ROANOKE 15 The Tigers opened their 1981-82 campaign against Handley High School of Roanoke. The Tigers had an impressive first half, leading at halttime 20-0. Handley High with a burst of offense, along with key mistakes by the Tigers, scored 15 points before the Tigers rose-to-the-occasion to stop Handley short of their quest. DADEVILLE 13 — REELTOWN 12 The second week of the campaign matched the Tigers with one of its cross- country rivals, Reeltown. Reeltown led at half; then the Mighty Dadevillc Tigers, under Coach Wayne Keahey, came back to win 13-12. This was the first time the Tigers came from behind to win in a few years. DADEVILLE 42 — LINEVILLE 0 The third week of the Title March was the Tigers first area game. Lineville. The Tigers had a big night with a lot of people scoring and making big plays in this game. The Tigers won 42-0. DADEVILLE 6 — TALLASSEE 0 The Tigers next opponent was a big 3A rival, Tallassee. The Tigers were out for revenge, losing to Tallassee last year 9-8. This game was a defensive struggle with neither managing to score in the first half. Then the Tigers made the longest drive of the night moving 82 yards to score and win 6-0. This win left the Tigers with a perfect record of 4-0. Page 120 Attractions DADEVILLE 3 — AUBURN 8 The fifth week of the Tiger's season was a match against a 4A powerhouse, Auburn. Dadeville scored a field goal early in the game and led at halftime 3-0. With a 3 point lead and great defensive effort, the Tigers had hopes of pulling an upset. But in the fourth-quarter, a Dadeville fumble was picked up by Auburn and carried to the 9. Three plays later they scored shattering the Tigers hope of victory. The Tigers suffered their first loss of the season 8-3. DADEVILLE 47 — WOODLAND 0 In their sixth game, the Tigers upped their record to 5-1 by defeating the Woodland Bobcats 47-0. The Tigers scored a touchdown the first four times they had the ball. After they scored the touchdowns they started kicking fieldgoals. Felix Lockhart tied a state record by kicking four successful fieldgoals during the Woodland game. DADEVILLE 35 — ASHLAND 7 For the second year in a row. the Tigers defeated the Ashland Panthers. It was a close ballgame at halftime with Dadeville leading 13-7. The second half was not close. Dadeville outscored Ashland 22-0 and defeated the panthers 35-7. This victory set up an area showdown with Wedowee and the winner going to the State Playoffs. DADEVILLE 35 — LAFAYETTE 14 It was a successful Homecoming for the Tigers as we won in a rout over the tafayette Bulldogs. With the offense piling up 45 points and the defense holding the visitors to just 14. With this victory the Tigers improved their record to 7-1 going into the Alex City game. Page 121 Attractions DADEVILLE 7 — ALEX CITY 10 Our 2A Tigers journeyed across the river to cake on the 4A Wildcats of Ben- jamin Russell. The game was played in front of a capacity crowd. It takes a break, and sometimes a miracle to win, but the Tigers didn’t get either of these. They suffered their second loss of the season, but not before showing our coun- ty rivals that the Tigers were for real. DADEVILLE 12 — WEDOWEE 7 The last game of the regular season. Wcdowec, was the only one standing in the way of the Tigers competing in the state playoffs for two consecutive years. The Tigers prevailed in a thriller against a good Wedowee team. The score was tied at the half 0-0. During the second half the Tigers defense held strong and the offense put up two touchdowns for a 12-7 victory, an 8-2 record, and the right to represent Area 6 in the playoffs for the Second year in a row. Page 122 Attractions REGION FINALS DHS 19-HOLTVILLE - 9 The Holtville Bulldogs came to Tiger Stadium for the first round of the state playoffs. The first half was low scor- ing as our tigers trailed 7-6. The Tigers came out fired up and well prepared for the second half, outscoring the Bullodgs 13-2. With this victory, the Tigers became regional champions and earned the right to advance to the quarter finals. DHS 8-LUVERNE — 6 The visitors from the south traveled north to Tiger Stadium for the state semifinals. In a thrilling game, the Tigers prevailed with a 8-6 victory when a last minute field goal attempt sailed wide, this advanced our Tigers for the first time ever into the state AA football finals. QUARTER FINALS DHS 16-CALERA — 7 The Tigers traveled to Calera on a cold Friday night in November for the state quarter finals. The Tigers scored the first time they had the ball with a 34 yard field goal, but trail- ed 7-3 at intermission. The Tigers came back the second half and scored two touchdowns late in the fourth quarter to take a 16-7 victory. They then advanced to the state semi-finals. 3 FINALS DHS 3-STEVENSON 0 Our Tigers traveled to the northeast corner of the state to tangle with the highly regarded Panthers of Stevenson. Not many people outside of Dadeville gave our Tigers a chance of winning because Stevenson had not lost a game in three years and not lost a home game in five years. They had outscored their three playoff opponents 122-6. But our brave Tigers fought off all the odds against them and prevailed, with a first quarter field goal and a strong defense, to bring home the crown. Page 123 Attractions VARSITY Mrs. Thompson — Sponsor Beverly Pearson — Sophomore Head — Stacy Bennett —Junior Betty Wilson — Senior Page 124 Attractions Co-Head — Teresa Roland — Senior CHEERLEADERS Regina Fraser — Junior 1981-82 Cheerleaders Page 125 Attractions Look-out for the Bull!! Crunch Bunch. Head to Head Combat. First Row: Chris Hartley, Mike Robinson. Jerome Adcock, Tim Holloway, Lee Wycoff. Donald Welcher. Shane Youngblood. Middle Row: Mike McCullars, Marcus Boyd, Jamie Davis, Jar- rod Coker. Will Chase, Rodney Jefferson. Michael Stone. Kerry Pitts. Back Row: Toby Hutchins, James Boyd. Lorenzo Russell, Alfred Johnson. Willie Leonard. Steven Robinson, Kenneth Burns, Greg Johnson. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Bottom: Kim Pearson, Co-Head. 2nd Kouvjulie Freeman. }rd Row: Jill White, Jennifer Burgess, Barbara Gray. Top: Amy Clanton. Head. 1981 SCHEDULE DHS 18 Reeltown 20 DHS 14 Tallassee 8 DHS 20 Good water 8 DHS 34 La Fayette 20 DHS 16 Reeltown 28 DHS 0 Alex Gty 27 Page 127 Attractions SCHEDULE 1981-82 56 Lochapoka 84 49 Reeltown 63 64 Daviston 73 54 New Site 65 62 Lineville 74 58 Alex City 97 52 New Site 59 54 Reeltown 48 57 Daviston 44 51 Reeltown 55 54 Hackneville 41 47 New Site 49 58 Wedowee 65 55 Tallassee 45 56 Eclectic 81 56 Wedowee 52 57 Eclectic 49 48 Tallassee 38 39 Lineville 50 82 Woodland 61 66 Ashland 66 Coach Jimmy Jones Page 128 Attractions Neil Chase — Guard — Sr. Felix Lockhart — Forward — Sr. Page 129 Attractions Page 130 Attractions David Jones — Guard —Jr. Andre Burton — Forward —Jr. Page 131 Attractions Bottom Row Lift to Right: Truitt Crouch, Phil Morgan, Jessie Foster, Lorenzo Russell Top Row Ltft to Right: Darrell Marbury. Bernard Bums, Ted Meadows. David Johnson, Fletcher Porter, Coach Jimmy Burson Not Shown Frankie Jones. TEAM HAS GOOD SEASON The Varsity B” Team completed a Successful season with a record of 13 wins and 4 defeats. The Team did a good job of regrouping after losing two starters to the A team and two starters suffering injuries and illness. Big Wins were recorded against 3-A Elmore County and Randolph County High School. The leading scorer was Fletcher Porter. The leading rebounder was Frankiejones. Coach Jimmy Burson Coachjimmy Burson Page 132 Attractions Bottom Row L to R: Phil Moss, Hurbert Askew, Carl Price, Will Chase. Reginald Hut- chins, Willie Pogue; Top Row L to R: Grady Walker, Dana Burton. Reginald Moss, Ken- ny Heard, Anthony Jackson, Coach Jimmy Burson. Tallapoosa County Champions. Defeated Alex City to qualify forStateJr. High Playoffs. Third time in history of Dadeville High School for the Jr. High team to qualify for state playoffs. Page 133 Attractions BASEBALL 1981 The 1980-81 baseball team kept in stride with the athletic program by participating in the semi-finals of the state baseball playoffs. Under the leadership of Coach Jimmy Burson, who did a tremendous job, the Tigers finished the regular season with a 10-2 mark. We entered the first round of the playoffs against Holtville, and defeated the Bulldogs 9-1 to take the Region Championship. The Tigers made a road trip north to Vincent, and won a very close exciting game, 6-5. We ended the season hosting a talented Cottonwood team from South Alabama. They defeated us in a double-header to advance to the finals which they won. The Tigers had an outstanding season, finishing 12-4. Returning members of the squad are Stan Adcock, Tommy McDonald, Jay Evers, Greg Rowe. Andre Burton, Ronnie Oliver, Tracey Gullcdgc, Doug Steed, Donnie Oliver, David White, David Jones, and Neil Chase. Fage 134 Attractions PRCA4 -SHINE CfcT 1981 Page 136 Attractions Page 137 Attractions Miss Duchi Huff CLASS MAILS Miss Laurie Williams — Senior Miss Regina Fraser —Junior Miss Annie Presley — Freshmen Miss Tanya Smith — Sophomore Page 140 Attractions JUNICE EEAUTT Selena Bailey SCPPCM€PE BEAUTY pagew6 Atm«ions Dcnnette €upple$ Page 147 Attractions FPESHMAN EEALTY Donna Milam Page 149 Attractions DUS — the Decple Page 150 Attractions INVOLVEMENTS Page 151 Involvements - l f f WWWH g� ............ .:-, - - SL‘ . ■v, .«ip — -A � ■ £� r3£ -Nr - 2 WS w - •kFiV iL'f t W ««fc .. -f .� JLa {“j y .- J :S P : • ’■ ' ' • M3S Brass Section Leaders David McMichael — Trumpets Shawn Harrelson — Trombones Leighanne Davis — Clarinets Todd Carlisle — Basses Janna Evers Flutes Kim Dunham — Saxophones Tommy Jennings — Drum Corps Duchi Huff — Majorettes Michelle Lowe — Rag Corps Percussion Seniors Todd Carlisle, Cindy Carroll, Dina Hovey, Due hi Huff, Tommy Jennings, Rhonda Litsey, Calvin Poole, Tommy Royston, Laurie Williams Officers Cindy Carroll — President, Leighanne Davis — Vice- President, Duchi Huff — Secretary-Treasurer Flag Corps Page 154 Involvements Take Nete Page 155 Involvements Student Government Association President — Clayton Bertholf; First Vice-President — Gregg Shuler; Second Vice-President — Beverly Pearson; Secretary-Treasurer— Dawne Sanders. The Student Government Association is an organization consisting of two represen- tatives from each homeroom in the school. Volunteers and alternates are also members. The SGA serves many pur- poses, with student involve- ment being stressed the most. The SGA coordinates several activities through the year. Homecoming, Christmas, Valentines, Twerp Week are a few of the major functions. Sponsor: Mr. Blair Page 1% Involvements Senior Beta Club Pres., Bob Clark; Vice-Pres., Dawne Sanders; Sec.Janna Evers; Treas., Clayton Bertholf; Sponsor, Mrs. Linda Davis T I 9 e r The purpose of this club shall be to promote citizenship and leadership, to encourage fellowship and cooperation, to reward effort and achieve- ment, to inspire honesty and tolerance. Page 157 Involvements Junior Beta Club The Junior Beta Club tries to develop citizenship and leadership in the en- tire student body as well as in the club members. To be eligible one must have an academic average of 88. The Junior Beta Club is responsible for the school bulletin board. The D Club is an organization that is form- ed of members who letter in an athletic activity, however, if a girl wishes to be in the D Club she must letter in cheerleading. Then after he or she letters in a certain activity they must be initiated. The pur- pose of the D Club is the Pride of D.H.S. D C I u b Pres.. Brett Foshee, Vice-Pres.. Ramon Ware; Sec..Jean Hill; Treas., Tammy Loyed; Reporters. Terry Milwid and Kandy Morris; Sponsor. Mrs. Marcia Ware Pres.. Barry Pitts. Vice-Pres.. Felix Lockhart. Sec.-Treas.. Teresa Roland; Sponsor. Coach Jimmy Burson Page 158 Involvements o c —n cc o K Pres.. Tracey Gulledge; Vice-Pres.. David White. Sec.-Treas., Cindy Gibson; Sponsor. Coach Jimmy Jones. The Key Club is an organization dedicated to help under-privileged people. Key clubbers are future Kiwanians which is a promi- nent organization in our town made up of model citizens. We are proud to have a Key Club at Dadeville High School to represent our future Kiwanians. Drama Club I Krts.. Clayton Hertholf; Vice-Pres., Gregg Shuler; Sec.. Tonya Golden; Treas, Teresa Roland; Sponsor. Mrs. June Rominc. The Drama Club is one of the newest clubs at Dadeville. It was created to give juniors and seniors the opportunity to experience a little of what takes place in the wide and exciting field of drama. Page 139 Involvements s c I e n c e C I u b s J u n • i CN. r Pres.. David White; Vice-Pres. Oliva Wright; Sec.-Treas.. Duchi Huff; Sponsor. Mrs. Rose Jones. Sr. Science Club is a club to promote high school students interest in the field of science. We go on numerous field trips to help us understand more about the science field. S e n • i o r Pres.. Ramon Ware; Vice-Pres., Jill White; Sec.-Treas., Tammy Loyed; Reporter, Fran Freeman. Program Chair- man, Tara Carleton; Sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Caldwell. The Jr. Science Club of 1981-82 is composed of 54 members. The re- quirements for join- ing are: you have to have at least a B” average in your science class and must have a genuine interest in Science. Page 160 Involvements Christian Life Club L i b r a r y c I u b The purpose of this club is to promote Jesus Christ and the Christian way of life in Dadeville High School, and to en- courage those Christians in this school to continue on with the Lord. The Library Club consists of those students grades 7-12 who are library assistants. They receive valuable instructions from the librarian and perform various services for teachers and students. Page 161 Involvements The purpose of the Jr. High Girls’ Athletic Association is to promote athletics among the junior high girls; also to make them more aware of the athletic world. The purpose of the Sr. Athletic Association is to pro- mote athletics among the senior girls; also to make them more aware of the athletic world. Girls’ Athletic Association President. Beverly Pearson; Vice-Pres., Edwina Russaw; Sec.. Kelley Russaw; Treas.. Cassandra Burns; Reporter, Dede Turner, Sponsor, Mrs. Louise Thompson. Page 162 Involvements President, Jill White; Vice-Pres., Charlene Smart; Sec., Tammy Lloyed; Reporter. Annie Presley; Dev. Leader, Jennifer Burgess; Sponsor, Mrs. Louise Thompson. FFfl Culture GRADES The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the developement of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. President,Jay Evers; Secretary, Kenny McBride; Treasurer, Jeff Boone; Vice President, Sid Davis; Reporter, Donnette Cupples; Sentinel, Ronald Taunton. FHA President, Leighanne Davis; Vice-Pres., Misha Youngblood; Sec.-Treas., Tanya Smith; Recreation Leaders, Jill Waldrop. Gayle Meadows, Mary Duck; Historians, Jill White, Kathy Morris. The objective of the Future Homemakers of America is to help individuals im- prove personal, family, and com- munity living. Page 163 Involvements The Health Careers Club pro- motes the interest and study of health fields and occupa- tions. The Club is open to students in the 10-12 grades. Health Careers Club The purpose of FT A is to help Future Teachers learn more about the teaching profession, to cultivate character qualities essential in a good teacher, and to develop leadership. President, Dawne Sanders; Vice-Pres., Lcighanne Davis; Sec., Dina Hovey; Treas., Martee Posey; Program Chairman. Michelle Lowe; Sponsor, Ms. Canady. Page 164 Involvements President, April Smith; Vice-Pres., Darlene Gables; Sec., Beverly Pearson; Reporter. Jackie Lockett; Devotional Leader, Betty Wilson; Sponsor, Mrs. Blankenship. e n i o r H i 9 h 4-H Clubs President, Jeff Boone; Vice-Pres., Johnny Buchanan; Sec., Willie Jones; Rep., Kevin Davis. The purpose of the 4-H Club is to help youth become self- directing, productive and con- tributing members of society. President. Teresa Burns; Vice-Pres.. Cathy Heard; Sec., Melenda Silmon, Rep.. Udora Berry; Dev. Leader. Erin Foster; Local Leader. Linda Hayes. President, Warry Sexton; Vice-Pres., Chris Hartley; Sec., Mike Wright; Reporter. Arron Shepard. Page 165 Involvements 7th G r a d e President. Valarie Ford; Vice-Pres., Quenetta Martin; Sec., Denean Lloyd; Reporter, Mammie Giles; Devotional Leader. Sherri McDonald; Local Leader. Carol Marable. President. Charles White; Vice-Pres., Wilbur Russell; Sec., Ed Canady; Reporter, John Harrelson; Devotional Leader, Joel Gulledgc; Local Leader. Ira Freeman. e President, Julie Freeman; Vice-Pres., Monique Jetton; Sec., Tina Williams; Reporter, Donna Taylor; Dev. Leader. Mary Presley; Local Leader, Mrs. Zeanah. President, Scotty McGuirt; Vice-Pres., Blake Johnson; Sec., Reid McKelvcy; Reporter, Rush McKelvey; Devotion Leader, Ron Ingram; Local Leader. Mrs. Walden. President, Shandy Sharpe; Vice-Pres., Tracy Ford; Sec., Rhonda McCor- mick; Reporter, Tammy Howard; Local Leader, Mrs. Grigsby. President, Jon Chase; Vice-Pres., Greg Thompson; Sec., Brett Davis; Dev. leader, Bill Dupree; Local Leader, Mrs. Warren. Pa e 66 Involvements A A Compliments Tax Assessor Compliments of William T. (Bill) Thweatt jr % . Tallapoosa County Commissioner District 3 M - I Heart of Dixie Hotel Rt. 2 Box 35 Dadeville, AL 36853 Phone 825-4236 For All Your Tire Needs See Abrams Tire Company Dadeville, AL 36853 Compliments S(| t of ; j£i ; Gwen Hamby Tax pollector Compliments Service Cleaners Dadeville, AL 36853 825-4412 Clothes Corner Merle Norman Cosemetics 304 S. Broadnax Dadeville, AL PATRONS Page 167 Pat Bank of Dadeville and Jackson Gap Branch Page 168 Patrons WE NEVER START SOMETHING WE CAN'T FINISH From the raw cotton stage to the finished products Russell Corporation manufactures all sorts of textiles and whether it's an athletic uniform, a fashionable knit, or a colorful fabric there is good chance you own something with the Russell Made label. A+hletic Knit Fabric Divisions RUSSELL CORPORATION R RUSSELL n ba ink OFFSET PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 110 Broadnax Dadeville, AL 36835 Phone 825-9006 STIHL The world's largest selling chain saw; DAVIS CHAIN SAW SALES Jackson’s Gap, AL 36861 Rage 170 Patrons Timberjack Y Timberjack donnie McDaniel Sales Representative Highway 280 Dadeville, Alabama Office Phone 826-7811 Home Phone 234-3070 skSJL SPORTING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 108 Franklin St. Alex City, AL 329-9748 Mtg. Co Tolouse Village Electric, AL Wetumpka, AL 541-2910 567-2819 !lUPER FOODS Big Bear Supermarkets A DONALD WILLIS, Owner 504 N. Braodnax Dadeujjle, AL 36835 Compliments of P.O.Box 517 Camp Hill, AL 36850 CAMP HILL BANK Dadeville Branch Dadeville, AL 36835 K«r h depositor insured to 40.000 Small Enough to Know you, MOftAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Large Enough to Serve you!! Page 171 Patrons Stark Auto Parts PE62 — Featuring — Motor Craft Monroe Shocks Blackhawk Tools and Wrenches Phone 825-4246 412 East South Street ______Dadeville. AL 36853_______ Compliments of Jerry and Diane Davis PLAQUES. TROPHIES 8 AWARO RI8BONS MAIL ORDERS INVITED METAL ETCHING DIAMOND B RIBBON TROPHY SHOP OWNERS LARRY AND NANCY HATCHER PHONE (205) 825-7203 BETWEEN ALEX CITY AND DADEVILLE AT OR JACKSONS GAP. AL NIGHT 825-4026 Diversified Products Diversified Products Opelika, Alabama Compton, California San Diego, California Panorama Truckstop ft Rt. 2 Box 113 Camp Hill, AL 36850 Page 172 Patrons Congratulations Seniors RADNEY FUNERAL HOME Cherokee Road Alex. City, Alabama 35010 Telephone: 234-2511 Kut ’n Kurl — Stylist — FAYE ADCOCK MARTHA PRICE Congratulations Sr.'s of 1982 Eldon Sharpe Probate Judge Davis Hardware and Supply, Inc. Building, Plumbing Electrical Supplies Phone 896-4186 P.O. Box 545 Camp Hill, Alabama 36850 Compliments of Lockett’s Barber Shop See: Clinton Moody — Austin Holley — Henry Scott Dwight Powell RCA — Zenith — Sealy — Frigidaire — Speed Queen — GE 120 Calhoun Phone 234-4141 Page 173 Patrons Phillips Insurance Agency, Inc. ALEXANDER CITY TIN S4OP LENNOX HEATING AIR C - 234-4151 - 201 TALLAPOOSA STREET ALEXANDER CITY, ALABAMA 35010 329-8406 24 Hr. Number Philips Bldg. 226 Tallapoosa Alex. City 35010 HOYT L. WILSON Owner Restaurant Dadeville Curb Market Located on Beautiful Lake Martin Hwy. 280 5 Miles East of Alex. City 234-5778 Stop by and Shop LEON GUV —Owner K RUSSELL RUSSELL OUTLET STORE A SUBSIDIARY OF RUSSELL CORPORATION PHONE ALEXANDER CITY. ALABAMA 35010 205-234.2591 Lake Martin Builder’s Don’s Automotive and Cycle Center Furniture I At 1203 Dadeville Rd. Alexander City, AL 35010 Page 174 Patrons Every Town Has an Outstanding Store in Alexander City . .. XoltAUCA SHIRLEY’S 200 N. Broadnax Dadeville, AL 36835 825-9085 East Alabama’s Fashion Leader for 80 Years RALPH FROSHIN, Jr. Broad St. President Alexander City, AL Jennings Feed and General Merchandise 1022 LaFayette St. Dadeville, AL 36853 Compliments of Rex and Wanda Howell Davis — Dyar DADEVILLE TIGEHS HALL OF m SHAAE T cnts • 54 z TORS Opelika, Alabama 36801 Phone 745-7655 LOOK FOR THE BIG MEMBER F.D.I.C. YOU CAN BANK ON IT Page 175 Patrons FRED’S CABINET SHOP royal crown COl a Tff Royal Crown-Nehi Distributer, Inc. Alexander City, Alabama 35010 Kermit Oliver — Owner Telephone 205-234-6398 Hall Manufacturing Company, Inc. Post Office Box H Dadeville, Alabama 36853 Telephone 825-9282 825-9283 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE FEDERATED GUARANTY LIFE LIFE - AUTO - FIRE - HEALTH Farm Bureau Insurance Carolyn Parkman Agent Federated Guaranty Life 825-9211 Office Life —- Auto — Fire — Health 825-4598 Home Page 176 Patrons Texaco Service Center, Inc. Complete Automotive Service Texaco Gas and Oil Products 24 Hour Wrecker Service Electronic Wheel Balancing Alignment Ross Trawick 6th St. — Day 749-3326 Albert Prince Night 749-9843 Partner Where you read about you Tl 103 Page 177 Patrons THORNTON OIL COMPANY, INC. THORNTON OIL CO Highway 280 Business Phone 825-4272 Home Phone 825-4344 Page 178 Patrons Harry L. Daniel Searcy Enterprises Harry L. Daniel Jobber 825-9606 896-4192 Enterprises Harry L. Daniel Construction Co. D D Catfish Farm 896-4608 896-2255 Dan's Lumberjack Chain Lube 896-4405 B D Contractors 896-4272 Congratulations Seniors Ponder’s Nursery Rt. 1 Dadeville, AL 36853 896-2588 We Beautify the outdoors Big “E” Orchards Apples and Peaches Rt. 2 Camp Hill, AL 36850 Page 179 Patrons MTJ Manufacturing Company incorporated Camp Hill, AL Jackson's Gap, AL Reba’s Grocery and Sandy’s Taxidermy Fishing Tackle Groceries Ammunition Assorted Fish Home Phone 825-4656 Bus. Phone 825-4478 Compliments of Hair Designs Latest Styles for Men, Women, and Children WE’RE HERE TOHELS THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALEXANDER CITY Downtown • A C Shopping Center • Mill Square IWIH01H14 METRO RADIO Auburn-Opelika, Ala Page 180 Patrons Lamar Manufacturing Dadeville, Alabama 36853 Turner Motor Company Camp Hill, Alabama Dadeville, AL 36853 Phone 825-4249 Dairy Quick Dadeville, Alabama Owner — Sherry Humphery Day Care — Nursery She and the center's employees invite you to take a look at our program to serve you and your children with day care for ages 3 weeks to 13 years. Learning Programs for 3 4 Year Olds Hot balanced meals each day with after school service for school children. Drop-in customers welcome Our hours are 6:45-5:30 pm Kindergarten Classes for 4-year-olds 1 Bell St. Phone 825-7188 Ruth B. Johnson Circuit Clerk Page 181 Patrons DADEVILLE DRUG and SEARS For Dadeville Drug For Sears Phone Phone 825-4242 825-9234 Page 182 Patrons Congratulations Seniors Preceptor Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sara Tom Carroll Jo Ella Newman Inez Farrow Sue Trammell Jean Henderson Mary Allen Washburn Frances McDaniel Wylodene White P.0, Box 357 Camp Hill, Alabama 36850 Congratulations Seniors Mr. and Mrs. George T. Carroll Camilla Reames. Manager 104 South Street West Dadevllie. Alabama 36853 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Telephone (205) 825-4931 If no answer call: (205) 825-4862 SCROGGINS GENERAL MERCHANDISE 1901 Dadeville Road Alex. City, AL 234-7291 Gas Archery Equipment Groceries Sporting Goods Use your NOGGIN — Trade with Scroggins Lake Martin Restaurant Page 183 Patrons CHEVROLET CHEVELLE — CORVETTE GSLY City larket — ver shop. Pearson’s Pharmacy “Gifts for Any Occasion” 825-4541 and 825-6261 Dadeville, Alabama 36853 Page 185 Patrons CO-OP PULPWOOD CO. We Buy Land Timber Registered Forester Service Phone 825-6411 825-6966 Dadeville, AL Goodwater — Alex City 839-6659 329-0436 A. J. THOMPSON R. W. CLAYBROOK BILLY F. KNOX “BIG “B” BAR B QUE” “We Cook the Best Better” Pork or Beef a Variety of Other Sandwiches Cooked Fresh to Your Order. Hwy. 280 By-Pass Int. Hwy. 22 Home Owned and Operated 329-9996 Opelika Hwy. Dadeville, AL Phone:825 6093 ___________________CL Millstone Nursery and Florist Flower lor All Occasion 104 Broadnax St. Dadeville, AL 36853 825-4433 SMITH FURNITURE Compliments of Page 187 Patrons COTTLE Auto Supply and Equipment Company Full Line of Auto and Truck Parts Open Daily 7 AM-5:30 PM Open Sat. 7 AM-Noon 825-7813 Herman Kitchens — Manager Congratulations Seniors James Farrow Tallapoosa County Sheriff COHEN'S r FAIR STORE Alexander City and Dadeville Compliments of Paul Sullivan Camp Hill, Alabama Congratulations Seniors The Hartwell Mills Dadeville Division Dadeville, AL 36853 Compliments of Owner — Guy Bryans Page 189 Patrons I t A. ION DADEV1LLE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC Insurance-Real Estate OLIN DABBS - BROKER Business: 825-4612 202 Cusseta Street Nights: 825-6868 Daoeville. Al 36853 SWAT EXTERMINATING COMPANY OLIN DABBS —Owner Barry Ingram Jim Gulledge Joe Oliver Wayne Banks Joe B. East David Fourtenbary Jim Steed Paul East Bobby Brewer Bob Miller Larry Dollar Joe Smith Wade Acton Joe Gibson Larry Davis Harry Ray Jimmy Sanford Allen Threadwell Huelon Davis Bob Wilder Creath Davis William Burns Gordon Ware Wayne Thompson Herman Hand Dr. Charner Heard Carroll Gulledge Dr. Edwin Larson Joe Gravette Dr. “Z” Sharp Sam Johnson John Wilcox John Clotfelter Jackie Williams Tony Johnson Patrons •‘Best Wishes” Charlie and Lillian Adair Colonial Flower Shop Colley’s Dairy Bar-Phone 825-4061 Quality Floor Bice Chevrolet Cadillac Skinner’s Furniture Inc., Alex. City Duncan And Son Charles. Margaret, Darrell, and Leann McWhorter “Congratulations Tigers” Clyde, Maggie, Tanya, and Brad Dailey Congratulations Seniors! Marvin and Brenda Coker Ronnie. Barbara, Rhonda and Teresa Litsey Frank, Raphelia, Brandi and Krista Forbus Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Forbus Good Luck Seniors! John and Dorothy Holdridge Congratulations Seniors — Edvin Larson Dadeville Volunteer Fire Dept. Good Luck Seniors! Carlisle Service Station Congratulations Seniors! Sr. Beta Club Congratulations Seniors! Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Blackwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Foshee Wade Action Allen Treadwell Compliments of the Jimmy Abbett Family Perry. Edna, Kevin, and Keith Caldwell Congratulations “Gregg”, Dorothy J. Abney Congratulations “Seniors of ’82”, Lt. Col. Lillian T. Howard Congratulations Seniors — Col. and Mrs. Cecil R. French Best Wishes for Every Success. Marian and Thad Johnson Congratulations Gregg, Fred and Ginny Shuler Compliments of Bobby and Clara Sanders Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Stallings of Pool Service Congratulations Seniors! Jackie Caylor Congrtulations from a friend Consider a smile, its value is priceless, yet it cost you nothing. Meadow Gold Daries — Opelika. Alabama Acme Dust Control — Birmingham, Alabama Compliments of James and Sandi Hamby Blue Creek Dairy Bar — Highway 49 South Blue Creek Marina — Highway 49 South Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Clark Compliments of Rex and Vickie Bushong Hy-Line Indian River Co.. R.D. Bushong. Ph. D. State Farm — Bill McCoy, Dadeville Agent Lynn Wright — Alabama Highway Patrol Bobby and Willene Taunton Carroll Gulledge — “Go Tigers!” Donald G. Lemons — NCR Compliments of Blake Turner Marck Moncrief — United Business Forms and Supplies Congratulations Seniors — Bob Wilder Good Luck Seniors Marc Mayfield Rita Lashley Edna Jones Mrs. G.S. Finch Mary Anne Harrelson Congratulations Jim and T.R. — Bess Sanford Congratulations Seniors — We made it! T.R. We are proud of you TR! Jack and Nancy Dr. Ralph Craddock. DMD — Alex. City, AL Johnson Motor Company — Albert Lee Johnson Owner Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Evers, “Go Tigers” Evers Motors — Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Evers “Good Luck Seniors”, Mrs. LaUna Evers Leon, Sara, and Mike Boone “Funland” — The Entertainment Capitol of Dadeville Tom F. Young — Dadeville Graduates Congratulations! Wayne Chase Dadeville Amoco Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jennings The Fear of the Lord is the beginning of Wisdom. Rev. and Mrs. Jeffery Dunbar Motley’s Montgomery Office Equip. 301 Church St. Montgomery, Al. THE TALISMAN STALE Yearbook Advisor Bob Clark Laurie Williams Nancy Washburn Faculty Editor Clayton Bertholf Business Advisor Andy Foshee Art Editor Sharon Dollar Elementary Editors Tracey Gulledge Talisman Editor Rita Goggans Photographers Cindy Carroll April Smith Gregg Shuler Cindy Carroll Business Editors Sports Editors Tommy Royston Gary LaFolIette Neil Chase Clayton Bertholf Todd Holdridge David White Dawne Sanders Jim Sanford Senior Assistants Rhonda Litsey Senior Editors Feature Editors Angela Hodnett Dana Downing Teresa Roland Dawne Sanders Duchi Huff Junior Assistants Betty Wilson Leigh Jennings Janna Evers Donna Lloyd High School Editors Mollye Caylor Organization Editors David Jones AUTOGRAPHS Fage 192 Autographs